(VOL. XXXII.

T H I R T Y - F I R S T Y E A R

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1931

S I X P A G E S T O D A Y

No. 200

First College Daily in the South

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Play Places Have Distribution Of
Popularity Slump Cactus Reaches

P a t t o n ’s an d Light sey’s, P a r ­
am oun t and H ancock, as well as 
D illin gham ’s a n d Bull C ree k a r e 
losing th e ir p o p u la rity , i t 's for 
the cause of d e a r University.

E xam s are scheduled to begin 
S a tu r d a y . In 
the L ib r a r y , no t 
at “ Mac’s,” w ould-be s t u d e n ts 
becom e s tu d e n ts 

this week.

Four Will Attend 
Conference For 
Student Leaders

Presbyterian Pastor Will 
Assist on Program 
June 5-15

F our U niversity s tu d e n ts, W il­
bur Soldiers, A rt h u r Klein, O w ­
en H u tch iso n , Glen H u n te r , an d 
T erren es Pollard have signed u p 
ss d e le g a te s 
th e S o u th w e s t
for 
S tu d e n t C o n fere n ce of H o llister 
J u n e 5 to 15 and o the rs are c o n ­
te m p la tin g going. W. A. S m ith, 
Y. M. C. A. sec re titty, a n n o u m 
cd M onday.

in 

T his is o ne of th e n ine y e a rly 
c o n f e re n c e s hold 
the U nited 
S ta te s conducted by natio n ally - 
know n 
le ade rs who will present 
a p r o g r a m on education, i n t e r n a ­
tiona l rela tio ns, modern missions, 
th e church, 
re la tionsh ip s, 
and the economic situ atio n .

rac e 

K irby Page, form er T exas bov. 
now n a tio n a l! v and in te rn a tio n n l- 
[ ly know n w o rk e r for w orld peace,
' will open 
the co n fe re n c e . “ E du ­
c a t i o n ’’ will be dealt with by Dr. 
Goodwin W atson 
of C olum bia 
University. Dr, P aul H a r r i s o n of 
J th e U nited S ta te s and A ra b ia , 
I will p r e s e n t 
the w orld o u tr e a c h
M arvin

1,500 First Day

Drawings in Book From 
Life, Details Correct 
Historically
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3,000 Copies

Windows Open 

for Calls 

At 2 o’Clock Tuesday 
Afternoon

A p p ro x im a te ly 1,500 copies of 
th e C a c tu s of 1981 w ore d is trib ­
ute d 
to s tu d e n ts M onday a f t e r - 
noun, O ffice w indows w e re closed 
a f t e r tho supply of books had b ee n 
te m p o r a r ily eyha u ste d

J o’clock 

D istribution w ill be resum ed a t 
this a fte rn o o n .
T h e 1931 C a c tu s is th e th ir ty - 
eighth edition of The U n iv ersity 
of T e x a s y ea r book.

, m o n s T e x a n s are given 

T h e Tex a a p io n e e r is m e m o r ia l­
ized in the book, the art work and 
the p ic tu r e sq u e 
design d ep ictin g 
ea rly life o f the state. A nec d otes 
and in cid en ts in the lives of fa- 
in word 
an d p ic tu re, the rese arch d e p a r t ­
ment of the book h aving scoured 
th is m a te ria l f rom original d o c ­
um ents, scrap-books, letters, n o te s 
in fam ous albums and 'material in 
the U niversity Library and in the 
W itte Museum at San A ntonio,

Blueb onnet 

Belles, 
of 

th e 
y ea rbook selection 
eight 
m o st b e a u tifu l g irls on the U n ­
a n ­
iversity 
th e d istrib u tio n 
nounced w ith 
y e s te r d a y . The 
of the book 
be a u tie s 
follow ing 
girls:

ca m pus, w as 

a r e 

tin* 

M a t Mi Manus, Rosalie L es­
E liz a ­
lie, C y n th ia C onnally, 
beth A u tre y , 
J e s te r , 
E lb e 
O uida B ax ter, J a n e t S h e p p a rd ,
and E unice Bishop,

T h e book co ntains 525 pages, 
8,000 p ic tu re s of individuals, an d 
se v eral 
of 
t h o u s a n d 
g roups, ac tiv itie s and views.

p ic tu r e s 

Roland Boyd o f Lavon, s e n io r 
s t u d e n t in th e U niversity, w as e d ­
ito r of th e 1931 C actus. Business 
the book w as 
m a n a g e m e n t of 
handled by 
S t u d e n t 
P u b lica tio n s, Inc., with B u r t Dyke 
as Bu dness M anager.

th e T ex as 

Stand in Line

A long line of s t u d e n ts e x t e n d ­
ed a r o u n d and in th e corridor* of 
B. Hall w h e re th e hook was dis­
tr ib u te d M onday a f te r n o o n , M ore 
th a n 3,000 copies a r e 
is­
sued.

to be 

T h e co v e r design of th e book 
c a r rie s a deeply em bossed ( ’actus 
p l a n t and m a p s of th e S ta te of 
T e x a s, w ith “ T he L one S t a r ” aa 
d e c o ra tio n .

th.sign w as 

laurel w r e a t h on 

T h e b o r d e r 
th e 

ta k e n 
f ro m 
the 
seal o f th e Stat** o f Texas. The 
end sheet d r a w in g w as m ade fro m 
a p h o to g r a p h o f a T e x a s f r o n tie r 
I t o w n in th e l a t t e r p a r t of 
the 
n in e te e n th c e n tu r y . T he main di­
vision d r a w in g s w ere m a de fro m 
live models who w o re t h e clothes 
a n d ca rrie d g u n s a n d o th e r equip- 
e n t of e a r ly T exa ns, 
th ese cos 
to m e s and this e q u i p m e n t having 
been 
to The C a c tu s a r ­
tis ts by th e W i tte Museum.

le a n e d 

Profits Realized
From Dances Set 
$1,500 Increase

$11,500 Received From 
Sale of More Than 
18,000 Tickets

25,000 A ttend

Plans for Next Year Will 
Follow Proceedure 
Of 1931

M ay 30 has been se t 

th e 
last a ll-U m v e rrity 

of 

the 

d an c e \ 

Zivley, 

dance, C ha rles 
m a n a g e r , has 
a n n o u n c e d . This 
l a n c e will he th e c u lm in a tio n of 
\ m ost successful y e a r , 
Zivley 
sta te d . H e said 
t h a t t h e dances 
[this y e a r have been outstanding' 
from ev e ry sta n d p o in t and 
that. 
the business d e p r e s ­
in spite o f 
sion, 
th h is y e a r 
have n e t t e d $1500 m o re th a n last 
this y e a r 
y ea r. T h e net p r o fits 
have a m o u n te d to $11,247 and an 
slim a te of the n u m b e r o f tick* 
ts «old 
is b e tw e e n 18,000 and 
9,000. A co n s erv ativ e e s tim a te 
if the n u m b e r of p erso n s a t te n d - 
n«* th e d a n c e s this y e a r is a b o u t 
25,000. offic ia ls said,

th e net p r o fits 

Check on E m p loyee*

this 

A new system o f b o o kkeeping 
y ea r, 
Installed 
h a s b e e n 
w h e re b y a check is m a d e on ev­
ery perso n who 
any 
motif v o r tickets. T he system has 
been installed and f o s te r e d by an 
a c c o u n t in g p r o fe s s o r of th e Uni­
v ersity.

h a n d le s 

F r e t G a r d n e r 's T r o u b a d o r s has 
been th e o ffic ia l o r c h e s tr a fo r th e 
y ear.
A 

Review of Legislation 
Shows Regent Requests 
Were Aided by Solons

L eg islatio n in b e h a lf of the U n iv e rsity as p roposed by th e Board 
o f R e gents rec eiv e d th e u n q u a lifie d a p p ro v a l o f th e r e g u la r session 
T he 
of 
r e c o rd s of th e L e g is la tu re show t h a t each a n d ev e ry m e a s u r e r e q u e s t ­
ed by th e R e g e n ts w as passed, all h u t one by a tw o -th ird s m a jo r ity .

th e F o rty -se c o n d L e g is la tu re which a d j o u r n e d S a tu r d a y . 

 " ”............ 1......'r 

'‘'T h e s e bills 

included propo sitio n s

Last Number Of deactibed hy ofli<ials of lh" in,"‘ 
Longhorn-Ranger 
Released Today

tu tio n as b eing as f a r - r e a c h in g in 
th e ir e f f e c t upon the p r o g re s s of 
the school as p ro b a b ly a n y o th e r 
legislation since th e a c t f o u n d in g 
the U n iv ersity ,

Haplin Will Give 
Memorial Speech 
May 31 Program

Ft. Sam Houston Orator 
W ill Give Address 
Sunday

Churches Close

Longhorn Band Will Aid 
Drum and Bugle Corps 
W ith Program

M a jo r R o b e r t J. H ap lin, noted 
a r m y o r a t o r f ro m F o rt Sam H o us­
to n , San A ntonio, will d eliver th e 
M em orial D ay a d d r e s s at th e U n i­
versity, May 31, a c co rd in g to a 
t e l e g r a m received b y Lu u te n a n t- 
(5 lorn I S. N. E c k d a h l Monday.

j 

f o r 

a n d 

O u ts ta n d in g 

one-th ird of ail 

at B. Hall HO 

A s p e - ! to rec eiv e 

inger, 
s ta te d F rid a y . 

T h e m ag az in e, which will be the j M, 

re o f the m a g az in e is th e av a ilable U n iv ersity f u n d received 

e r J o e L o p k er, N o tr e I fro m the p e r m a n e n t U n iv e rsity I alice 

I tr ib u ti o n 
i o’clock thi* m o r n in g , A lf re d Mel- 

E x c h a n g e n u m b e r of th e L o n g ­
h o r n - R a n g e r will be r e a d y fo r dis- 

T he c o m m ittee , E k d a h l sta te d ,
co n sid ers its elf v e r y f o r t u n a t e in
t h e < s e c u r in g M a jo r H aplin, since th is

Exchange Issue Distributed 
In B. Hall 119 At 
9 o’Clock

All U n iv e r s ity chu rc h es will be 
p r o g ra m . T he 
th e 
closed 
to 
O ra n g e J a c k e t s have o f f e r e d 
act as u s h e rs 
t h e p r o g ra m 
f o r 
which will be in m e m o ry of the 
W orld W a r serv ice men.

T he A m e r ic a n Legion D rum an d 
Bugle Corps, the., U n iversity C a v ­
a lry ti oops, 
the L o n g h o rn 
u n d e r 
th e d ire c tio n of B u r n e t t 
P h a r r, will also assist in the s e r ­
vices.

F u n d Di vi ded 
im p o r l a n c e 
in 
a m o n g th e m e a s u r e s passed w ere 
the V n iv ersity -A . & M. division 
bill and the U n iv e rsity i n v e s tm e n t 
bill. T h e division bill e n d e d a 
discussion of long s ta n d in g as to
tbe r e la tio n sh ip of A. & M. Col- 
a t 9 | lege to The U n iv ersity of Texas, 
It provided fo r th e division of th e 
e d ito r of th e m agazine, available U n iv ersity f u n d betw e en 
A. & M. and th e U n iv ersity , A. &
I 
to r ec eiv e $200,000 a y e a r 
I la s t issue of th e L o n g h o rn - R a n g e r fo r the y e a r s b eg in n in g S e p te m b e r 
I, 1931, S e p te m b e r I, 1932, and 
I this y e a r , c o n ta in s 24 p a g e s of m a- 
te ria l, and c a r rie s o u t th e black S e p te m b e r I, 1933, a n d t h e r e a t t e r
and w hite co lo r scheme, 
rial f e a tu 
ha lf-to n e 
nm- ««Hst. 
fund a ris in g fro m th e 1,000,000 j p a r ts fo r th e E a s t w h ere he will j
D am e a rtist.
S t a f f m e m b e r s did n o t c o n t d - 1 a c re s of land a p p r o p r i a t e d by th e j be ac tiv e ly e n g a g e d by th e A rm y . |
te to this issue o f th e L on g h o rn C o n s titu tio n of 1876 an d th e la n d j 
 
b u t e _ 
a? th e m a te ria l fo r the issue w as a p p r o p r ia te d by the A et o f 1883, 
ta k e n f ro m o th e r college m aga- ex c ep t income fro m g r a z in g leases 
zines. N o tr e D am e J u g g le r , Rice ! on U n iv e rsity lands (less its pro- 
Owl, S ta n f o r d Chapparr&l, B oston ■ p o rtion of expenses o f a d m in is tra - 
B e a n p o t, O klahom a W hirlw ind, i lion and ex clu d in g a n y expenses 
M issouri Show m e, C olum bia J e s - 1 of a d m in is tra tio n 
te r, T e x a s A. & M. B a tta lio n , C a b - 
f o r n ia P elican, P en n . S t a t e F ro th , 
Y ale Record, N o r t h w e s te r n P u r - 
:n-
ple P a r r o t, L ehigh B u rr, B row n v e s tm e n t bill saved h u n d r e d s of
th o u s a n d s of dollars f o r th e insti­
J u g , 
Iowa Friv ol, A m es G re en 
tu tio n and m a d e possible an im ­
G a n d e r, L a f a y e t t e L y re , B u c h n tlle 
m e d ia te build in g p r o g ra m of $4,- 
Bellhop, V. M. I. S n ip er, V. P. I. 
090,000 a t th e U n iv ersity a n d of 
kip per, A rizo n a K itty R a t, Buf-
$2 ,000,000 at 
falo Bison, N ew York Medley, P itt 
tu ti o n a l a m e n d m e n t w as passed at
P a n th e r , C olorad o Dodo, Cornell 
th e la st g e n e ra l election in c re as-j 
Widow, A la b a m a R a m m e r J a m - 
ing tile scope 
mer, K ansa s S o u r Owl, a n d Ohio 
S t a t e S un Dial, ave p u b lic atio n s 
ties in which 
fro m which co py w as ta k e n . 

U n iversity of T ex a s re su lts 
in 
th e A r c h e r y T ele g ra p h ic Meet, 
of 
sp o n so red by th e U n iv e rsity 
W isconsin, w ere r e n t by w ire to 
M adison M ay 24. T he U n iv ersity 
e n t e r e d one te am of e ig h t in th e 
m e e t in which 45 colleges were 
r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s of 25 
enrolled, 
list ot securi-
sta te s.
n iv a rsity per-

315 Hits and 1,344 Points 
Scored by U. Team

B uilding Made P o t a b l e
P assage of th e U n iv ersity 

j m a n e n t f u n d could be 

A. & M. A eonsti-

of the 
th e I. 

le ase s).

g r a z in g

invested.
( P r e v io u s to its passage th e fu n d

T o ta l te a m results fro m th e U ni­
v ersity were 315 hits a n d a score 
fro m
o f 1344 points. E n t r a n t s 
invested o n ly . in s t a t e j hts r e included th e follow ing girls:
S e n a t e Bill ] J o h n K elly H oussels, Gloria Y an

f ro m 

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; will p ro b a b ly be his last. a p p e a r ­
in the S o u th b e f o iu he de*

for 

tim e 

th e o f fe n se 

ru le has b e e n 

e n t discipline rec o rd s 

f o rm u la te d 
this y e a r which provides t h a t an y 
[student on 
th e dnnee f lo o r who 
h a s been d r in k in g does not have 
th e perman­
his n a m e placed on 
th e 
f i r s t o ffe n se , b u t is sim ply called 
b e f o r e th e d e a n and r e p r im a n d e d . 
The second 
is 
c o m m itte d he is s e n t b e f o r e th e 
d iscipline com m ittee , and 
is s u s ­
p e n d e d fro m school f o r one se m ­
es ter. V. I. Moore, d ean o f s t u ­
d e n t life, h a s d e f in e d a s tu d e n t
w h o is d r in k in g as one who has 
h ad one or m ore drinks. Several U 0 b e a f a v o r ite to m o st of th e o r f e d e r a l bonds.) 
s t u d e n t s have been re p r im a n d e d , 
susp e nded 
b u t n one have been 
since 
into e f f e c t 
tat m id -te rm , Zivley a sserte d . H e 
s a y s t h a t he feels t h a t it is th e o ra h le co m m en t. 
f a ir e s t ru le and 
is w o rk in g o u t I
m o r e successfully th a n a n y t h a t j 

th e L o n g h o rn -R a n g e rs 
[j this y e a r th e n u m b e r t h a t proved could be 

( in te r e s t. T he 

th e ru le w e n t 

all

P a r t of the line t h a t form ed e a r ly w aitin g f o r the d is trib u tio n 
of of T he ( ’a c tu s of 1931, Below, Roland Boyd, ed ito r, p r e s e n tin g 
P r e s id e n t ll. Y. B e n e d ic t w ith a copy of th e yearbook.

Telegraphic Meet Book of Texas Dedicated 

Held by Archers Bill Mc Gill, Typical Texan

By J O E T. COOK 
T e x a n E d ito r-E lect

“ T o W illiam L a w re n c e McGill— a loyal son of ‘T e x a s ’ who by his j of C h ristian Missions. D r 

u n se lfish n ess is se rv in g th e U n iv e rsity and its ev e ry w o rth y cause,] 
has e n d e a r e d himself to th e in stitu tio n —we d e d ic a te th is, T h e ( a c t u
of 1931.” F i ttin g indeed is this d edication of T h e C a ctu s o f 1931, 
one of th e m ost typically Texas books t h a t have b e t r* produced by

in 

o f Texas.

s e c r e ta ry . 
in a 

C h u rch .” “ T h e S tu d ie s 
th o 
Life of J e s u s ” will be con d u c te d
bv H a r r y Bone, n a t io n a l Y. M, 
The
C. A. s tu d e n t 
"*the U niversity, to William L. Me-] ev e n in g course 
C h ristian 
! G ill, one of th e most typical so n s j Life philosophy will be delivered 
bv H e n r y P. V an Duson. O th e r 
leaders will be Dr. 
p ro m in e n t 
p a s to r of 
L aw ren c e W h a r to n , 
the 
P r e s b y te r ia n 
U n iv e rsity 
church of A ustin, A. J. 
council, Miss 
Elliott, n a tio n a l 
C elestine Smith, n a tio n a l s t u d e n t 
s e c re ta ry , Y. VV. C, A., a n d m a n y 
others.

Both as a s t u d e n t and an ex- 
s t udent. of th e U n i v e r s i t y Mr. M c­
Gill has achieved a n am e t h a t wilt 
n ev e r be e f f a c e d from the pages 
o f the h istory of The U niversity 
of T exas. H e w a s o u ts t a n d i n g as 
a s t u d e n t , b u t as an e x - s tu d e n t be 
r a n k s a m o n g those few who have 
th e p r o ­
given 
its 
in 
g r e s s 
m any phases of activity.

H. IL H orne h a s ch a rg e of the 
hiking, 
horse-b ack 

th e ir utm o st f o r 
of th e U niversity 

boatin g , 

include 

“ Dad 

sp o rts which 
swimm ing, 
riding, 

tennis, baseball.

Activi tie* Re v i e we d 

P hi Eta S igm a W ill 

N am e N ew O fficers

Election of 
held bt Phi E ta 
a r y 

.officers will 

be 
.Sigma, h o n o r ­
f o r
at 7:00
15*, A r t h u r

p e r m a n e n t 

-------------- 0__________ 

_ 
Johson A d d resses 

scholastic 
s tu d e n ts w as th e “ Lily W h ite ” 283 ( th e in v e stm e n t bill) allowed ; tis, C l a r a M arie A r r in g to n , M a ry j fre s h m a n men, 
n u m b e r, M elinger s ta te d , alth o u g h th e R e g e n ts to sell U. S. bonds J H a tc h , M erced L eissner, C h a rl o tte . in Main B uilding 
the co v e r of th e “ Old T i m e r ” n u m - now on h a n d and r e in v e s t in se- King. Louise H in y a rd , a n d S a r a H u b b ard , president, a n n o u n c e d
b e r received a g r e a t deal of fav- c u r itie s b rin g in g a h ighe r r a t e of
fu n d
ow ns lib e rty bonds a m o u n tin g to
$12,000,000. 
T hese bonds, call
al>1,‘ 
a t a p r e m iu m of b e tw e en $3 and scores 
$4 
se c u ritie s will n e t b e tw e e n 8400,- ta sse l will be given.
OOO and $450,000 to th e p e r m a n ­
e n t fu n d . T he R e gents a r e then 
allow ed 
to invest the p e r m a n e n t 
f u n d in o th e r f e d e ra l bonds, s ta te 
bon ds, 
and 
school 
and U n iv e rsity 
bonds.

th e 
D elta Society which w as o rg a n iz - 
] od in 1925 by V. I. Moore, d e a n 
m en, was installed on th e cam - 
H e r h e r t 
o f t h e f r a -
t srnity. T h irty -eig h t m e m b e rs of 
the D elta Society becam e c h a r ­
t e r m e m b e rs of 
f r a t e r n i t y , 
freshm en who e s ta b lish ­
and 28 
firs t 
ed eligibility 
s e m ester of 
t a k ­
en into th e f r a t e r n i t y at its f ir s t 
initiation M arch 13.

th e U n iv e rsity in
co m parison with those of 
o th e r 
e n t e r in g schools will be p o ste d 
local 
in a r c h e r y m agazines. T h e 
m eet was c o n d u c te d by th e Robin 
H ood Club which is sp o n so red by 
Miss A n n ab e lla S te w a rt.

ind ividual te a m
to 
m e m b ers. T hose m a k in g a to ta l
score o f o v e r 400 p oints will be 
given a gold wool tassel, and f o r ] ’ ^ 

400 j 
a w a rd of a red wool 

S. M. U . G eologists

c o u n ty , m unicipal, 
bonds, 

T V bruary 17 bv (?
se e r e t a r y c

in 1 9 3 3 , could now be sold 

Phi E ta Sigma, r e p la c in g 

sale of th e se j points, an 

this y e a r wer. 

a h u n d red . T he 

the- B u re a u 

IL Jo h n so n , 

A w a r d s go 

Results of 

Lee Moore.

f r a t e r n i t y 

y esterd ay .

b e tw e en 

tonight 

d u rin g 

a n d 

300 

th e 

the 

ould h a v e been m ade.

Pl a n 

f or N e x t Ye a r

it 

in 

in which 

in d u stria l 
Dr. E. 
of 
g e o g r a p h e r 
Business R e search, will 
r e t u r n 
th e l a t t e r p a r t o f th e week from 
Dallas, w h e re he w e n t to ad d re ss 
th e geologv class of 
Elii-’ W. 
S huler, p r o f e s s o r of geology a t 

T e n t a tiv e plan? f o r n e x t y e a r 
is 
Shave been made 
to c a r ry o u t a s f a s as 
[p lan n e d 
th is 
the policy s t a r t e d 
Kjostnble 
1 1 
"Ut * dc 
ti 
y e a i of br i ngi ng 
[chextras f o r special dances. This 
[ y e a r H e r m a n W a ld e m a n . Blue 
(Steele, 
th e A ggieland O rc h e s tra , 
Bu r ney S tin so n ’s Orchest a, a ne- 
W ro b an d , and Steve
O r c h e s t r a a r e som e o f th e o u t- j Dr. J o h n s o n ’s ad d re ss, which 
he delivered S a t u r d a y m o rning ,
sid e o n e s b ro u g h t in. 
f o r w as on “ N a tu r a l R egions of T e x ­
sam e 
th e ir E conom ic D evelop­
as and 
(choosing an o r c h e s tr a 
th e 
in Dallas, he will 
m e n t . ” W hile 
d a n c e s will be followed n e x t y ear.
c o n f e r w ith sev eral n o te d g eo l­
A 
t r y o u t will be held and one 
ogists and e c onom ists on the s u b ­
( o r c h e s t r a chosen. A t m id -term , if 
je c t of T e x a s n a t u r a l reg io n s and 
(th a t one 
s a tisfa c to ry . 
lins bonn 
th e i r p ro d u cts.
l i t will a g a in b e given th e c o n ­
t r a c t . an d if not, a n o t h e r orches- 
11t a will be chosi n.

G a r d n e r 's I S o u th e r n M eth o d ist U n iversity.

p r o c e e d u r e 
f o r 

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T he 

A u stin A rt L eague 

T o M eet W ed n esd ay

T he 

su m m e r 

all-Uni varsity 
I d a n c e s will be m a n a g e d by J i m ­
m ie Pipkin. T hey will be held a t 
t h e Gym, and w ith the new a i r 
[cooler system .

n e x t 

E m p lo y m e n t f o r 

G roup th r e e of th e A ustin Art 
L ea g u e will hold its la st m e e tin g 
the y e a r W e d n e s d a y a t 3:30 
of 
o’clock 
in stru c tio n 
th e visual 
b u r e a u of th e U n iversity. A sur- 
nrise f e a t u r e h as bee n a r r a n g e d

y e a r 
[has a s f a r as possible, been giv­
e n to th e m e n w h o served s a tis­
th is y ea r. B e tw ee n 18 
f a c to r i ly 
la n d 40 men, in c lu d in g policem en,
a,-,, used each night of th e dances. | b y th e p r o g ra m e o m m ittM . 
'M o s t of 
I t h e i r way 
t h e c o m m itte e f e e ls 
m a k i n U i t ‘T o W b T e ' " f o r t a t " l e a s t I
Lomis S l a u g h te r 
six o f th e se men to go to school. I L o ™ ' S l a u g h t e r 
hostesses.

social 
h o u r will be beld a t th e home of 
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. P a r k e r w ith
Cha r i *. M cCorm ick and Mrs. 
associate,

these men a re w o r k i n g ,
a n d i 
is

A f t e r th e m e e tin g , 

school 
t h a t 

th r o u g h 

a s 

in 

it 

a 

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O F F I C E R S N A M E D

“ H isto r y o f A r c h ite c tu r e W ith 
I t s E f f e c t on Civilization” is th e 
title of th e y e a rb o o k o f the Book 
L o v e rs’ Club which w as compiled 
by Mrs. Reese W ilson. O ffic ers 
f o r the c o m in g y e a r a r e Miss M e­
t a H e r m a n n , 
p resid e n t, Mrs. 
M a rg u e rite G re g o ry , vice p r e s i­
d e n t ; Miss F lossie S u tto n , se c r e ­
t a r y ; Mrs. C o rry T. Shoats, t r e a s ­
u r e r ; and Miss C eleste Lucksing- 
av, lib ra ria n .

C O U N C IL W I L L M E E T

A called m e e tin g of the P an - 
H ellenic 
beld 
council will 
T h u rs d a y a f te r n o o n , May 26, a t 
5 o’clock in th e g irls’ s tu d y hall, 
M a ry G r a : e Milam, p re sid e n t, has 
a n n o u n c e d .

be 

M A N U E L T O S P E A K

D r. IL T. M a n u e 1, p r o fe sso r of 
ed u c a tio n a l psychology will go to 
G un e C reek F rid a y , May 
29 
w h e r e he will give a c o m m e n c e ­
m e n t a d d r e s s to th e seniors 
of 
G oose C re e k High School. He will 
t a l k on “ W h a t Does 
th e W o rld 
E x p e c t of an E d u c a te d M a n ? ’’ 
W . R. Smith, s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of 
Goose C ree k Schools, w as a f o r ­
th e U n iv e rsity , 
m e r s tu d e n t of 
h a v in g received his m a s te r 
o f 
a r t s d e g r e e here. Dr. M anuel will 
r e t u r n to A u stin S a tu r d a y .

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_

. ■ t h e v a c a n t 

W O R K M E N C L E A N C A M P U S

C a m p u s w orkm en a r e at p r e s ­
e n t e n g a g ed in c u t tin g w eeds on 
th e ca m p us 
lots on 
c le a rin g th e ca m p u s o f f fo r 
th e su m m e r, J o e D enton, cam pus 
f o re m a n , an n o u n c e d Monday. He 
is planting a bed of flowers on 
th e aas* side of the new C he m is­
t r y Building.

The o ffic ers w ho w e r e e le c t­
ed a t the in stallation o f t h e f r a ­
t e r n i ty to serve the r e m a in d e r of 
the r e a r a r e as follow s: A r t h u r 
H u b b ard , 
Me rodith 
p r e s id e n t; 
G a r d n e r , vice p r e s id e n t; J o e T. 
Cook, s e c r e t a r y ; and E d w a rd WI
i *

th e J A ustin, tr e a s u r e r

Final W arning G iven 

For D egree Seekers

Issue 4 P e r Ce nt Bo nds 

issue bonds 

P . E. O . Entertains 

a v a i l a b l e 1 a n 

W ith P icnic Supper

U n d e r Richardson. H u sb a n d s 
------

C h a p te r R. of P. E. O. held 
in f o rm a l picnic S a t u r d a y a t 
th e home of Dr. and Mrs. D alton

U n d e r th e l a tte r provision, th e 
R e g e n ts plan 
to 
to 
th e a m o u n t of $4,000,000 at 4 p e r 
c e n t in t e r e s t and to invest th e p e r ­
m a n e n t fu n d in th e re bonds. This 
$4,000,000
will m a k e 
im m ed ia te ly fo r a b uilding pro . 
g r a m of g r e a t m a g n itu d e . 
th is bill, c a m p u s e x tensio n to cost [m e m b e rs w ere J K ™ * * a t th e a f 
fa ir, and th e p r o g ra m was e n t i r e ­
a m a x im u m of $200,000 
ly in fo rm a l, in k e e p in g w ith th e 
allow ed. T h e tr a c ts of land c o n ­
m o tif of th e picnic.
te m p la te d 
th e 
New o ffic e rs and m e m b e rs o f
E piscopal p r o p e r ty betw e en G race
a n n o u n c e d 
H all a n d L ittle fie ld D o rm ito ry a n d 
th e T e x a s W esleyan 
p r o p e r t y i fo r th e fall. T he new o ffic e r s a t e 
n o r th w e s t of th e p r e s e n t c a m p u s , la s follow s: Mrs. F a r ! S im m s, pre«- 
provided n e g o tia tio n s b e tw e en the I i d e n t ; Mrs. J. A n d e rso n F itz g e r - 
o w n e rs an d th e R e g e n ts a r e sue- 1 ald, firs t vice p r e s id e n t: Mrs. W. 
j R- Allen, c o r r e s p o n d in g s e c r e t a r y ;
cessful. 
tr e a - u r -
I Mrs. D alton R icha rdson, 

the club have been 

f o r p u rch a se a r e 

I n v e s t me n t 

is also ‘ 

" *“ *

Ow n 

o f 

It 

is the desire o f U niversity c r ; and Mrs. Roy W est. g u a rd , 

F in a l w a r n in g has been issued 
b y 'h e o ffice of th e Dean o f the 
to 
College of A rts an d Science 
all s tu d e n ts who in te nd to t a k e a
the College 
ba c h elo r’s degree 
of A rts and 
in 
Ju n e , 1932, o r 
in A u g u st 1932, 
to th e e f f e c t that th e y should go 
at once to the o ffice of th e Reg-
f o r

.Sciences e i th e r 

in 

to ta e.

A s t u d e n t who in te n d s to take 
a d eg re e at th e J u n e C o m m en c e­
m ent in 1932 and who has 
n o t 
filled o u t a D egree C ard by th e 
opening of th e session in S e p te m ­
r e g is te r 
b er will be obliged 
be 
late. M any d iffic u ltie s can 
avoided by 
the R e g ­
i s t r a r to fill o u t a ca rd a t this 
time.

r e q u e s tin g 

to 

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A L L E Y V I S I T S IN A U S T I N
Miss E liz ab e th Alley, e x - s tu ­
d e n t of the U n iv ersity , who has 
been 
in McAllen, w as 
m e t in S an A ntonio S a t u r d a y by 
her m o th e r a n d f a th e r , Mr, and 
Mrs, E. A. Alley, and b r o th e r , E d ­
win, o f A ustin, Miss Alley r e ­
ceived h e r b ach elor o f a r t s d e g r e e 
fro m th e U n iv ersity in 1926, 

0—- — —

to th e club d u r in g th e i i s t r a r and m ake application 

f o r 

com pleted. 

E. Giesecke, 

they § H. Reed.

F.
and M.

I l l . of th e U n iv e r s ity 

E v ely n W i n f r e y w as 

U n d e r S e n a te Bill 283 as p a s s - 1 church a t 

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O F F I C E R S E L E C T E D

offic ia ls to hav e th e provision fo r : N ew m e m b e r s who hav e been
th e i n v e s tm e n t o f th e p e r m a n e n t I a d m itte d 
fu n d in p ledges a n d obligatio ns ot [ y e a r a re M e sd am e s D alton Rich- the d eg re e th e y e x p e r t 
t h e U n iv e r s ity itself repealed a f t e r ; ard so n , Ralph O ^ l e n , W . 
the $4,00 0,0 00 b u ilding program. Gohlke, B. 
is 
T h e r e f o r e , 
sp onso red a jo i n t r e so lu tio n in th e j
last session calling 
f o r a n o th e r 
elected 
a m e n d m e n t to th e c o n s titu tio n re- 
and 
th e su m m e r 
p ea lin g t h a t provision. This w ill; p r e s id e n t 
be voted upo n in 1932 a n d if pass- W a v m o n Peavey p r e s id e n t 
f o r
ed w ould becom e e f f e c tiv e Janu* j n e x t fall o f th e A m iga B. Y. P.
B a ptist
a r y I, 1934. 
S u n d ay
p re sid e n t, 
th e c o n s tru c tio n of ■ n ig ht, R. E. B u r to n , 
ed, p e n d in g 
f ire and b u r g la r y p r o o f vaults in a n n o u n c e d . H ele n J a r r e l l, Olivia 
F r e d 
th e Capitol building, th e Board of L a S e u r, R a y G re e n , and 
the p r o ­
R e gents of th e U n iv e r s ity and the M org an 
s t a t e T r e a s u r e r a r e a u th o riz e d to ] g ram . P la n s a r e b e in g m ade 
to 
r e n t f o r to e sa fe -k e e p in g o f Uni- j have a special p r o g ra m for Sen- 
v ersity se c u ritie s a f ire a n d burg- ] iors in th e B. Y, P. U. this week.
la ry p r o o f vau lt, p ro v id ed t h a t no i
U n iv e rsity se c u r itie s can be hand- H E R T T O D E L IV E R S P E E C H 
led a t 
A r t h u r H. H e r t, a s s is ta n t m ar- 
p rese n ce o f a r e p r e s e n ta t iv e of ki tin g sp ecialist in tho B u r e a u of 
the B oard o f R e g e n ts d e s ig n a te d B u s i n g s R e sea rch, will be one of 
by th e B oa rd a n d th e T r e a s u r e r r ne m ain sp e ak e rs a t th e thirty* 
o f th e S ta te or a r e p r e s e n ta t iv e f j r*t a n n u a l conv ention of 
th e 
T ex a s R e m il M e rc h a n ts Assoei-
d e s ig n a te d by him. 
in L ubbock M onday fo r a 
ut ion 
th ree -d a y session. Mr. H e r t will 
bill w as passed a t th e b e g in n in g of I deliver an a d d re ss on “ An Anal-
th e session allow ing $40,00 0 f o r : v sis of A cc ounts C ha rge d O f f to 

$ 4 0 ,0 0 0 fo r S u m m er W ork 

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th e vau lt e x c e p t 

took p a rt on 

a p p r o p r ia tio n 

e m e rg e n c y 

a m e e tin g 

te a c h in g 

the 

— 

in 

 

 

 

McGill

a s sista n t yell 

William L aw ren c e McGill was 
born A u g u s t 19, 1899, in C o rsi­
cana, Texas. He 
was g r a d u a te d 
fro m the Corsi- 
c a n a H i g h 
School in 1917 
an d e n te re d th e 
U n iversity as a 
f r e g h rn an in 
1918. A s a n 
u n d e r g r a d u a t e 
th e ca m p u s 
on 
he was an issue 
ed ito r of T he 
T ex a n , a m e m ­
b er of Sigm a
D e lta Chi, p rofessio nal jo u rn a lism 
le a d e r 
f r a t e r n i t y , 
1921-22, m e m b e r 
of A thletic 
Council 1922-23, a m e m b er of F ri­
ars, m anaget o f the baseball team 
1920, and m a n a g e r o f th e L o n g ­
horn B and 1920-21-22. T h ro u g h 
bis e f f o r t s a m a n a g e r of th e band, 
the f i r s t u n ifo rm s w e re secu red. 
In 1922 he and A m o N ow otny, 
a s sista n t d e a n of men 
prese n t 
who was 
leader, 
th♦ n head yell 
conceived th e idea o f an o r g a n iz a ­
tion on the ca m pus for th e p ro m o ­
tion o f T ex a s spirit and th e p r e 
T o ­
nervation of T e x a s 
g e t h e r 
tho ( ’ow 
boys a n d Mr. McGill served as the 
first fo re m a n of th a t o r g a n iz a tio n . 
Mr. McGill received his b ac helor 
of a r t s d egree in 1922 and took a 
m a s te r o f 
in 
1928.

jo u rn a lism d e g r e e 

they organized 

ideals. 

Ori gi nat ed Ro und- Up

the U n iv ersity 

As an e x -student, Mr. McGill 
h as an envious chronicle of ac c o m ­
plishments. He in a u g u ra te d D ads' 
and M o th e rs’ Day on th e ca m p u s 
in 1923 arui o rig in a ted 
th e id* a 
o f a T e x a s Round-Up and served 
as g e n e r a l c h a ir m a n o f the firs t 
Round-U p at 
last 
year, He served as c h a ir m a n o f 
th e c a m p u - Memorial 
S tad iu m 
drive in the sp rin g of 1924, w hen 
$156,000 was raised, a n d he was 
m a d e s ta te c h a irm a n o f the Me­
in May, 
S tad iu m drive 
m orial 
1924. 
closed 
T h e 
T h a n k sg iv in g Day, 1924, w ith a 
total su bscrip tion of $550,000.
Mr. McGill was chosen 

ca m p a ig n 

Miss Jessie R uth Drake and a 
co m m ittee plan to provide o p p o r ­
for singing, music, po­
tu n it ie s 
etry, a n d d ram a .
D etails will 

to 
be 
m e m b e rs of th e Y. M. C. A. b y 
W. A. Sm ith, se creta ry .

provided 

D. A . R. Ends Term 

W ith Picnic T oday

The A n d re w C a rro t h e rs c h a p ­
t e r of the D a u g h te r s of the A m e r­
ican R evolution will hold 
th e ir 
last m e e ti n g of th e y e a r th is a f ­
te rn o o n at B a rto n Springs. This 
m e e tin g is in h o n o r of th e s e n ­
ior m e m b e r s of the o rganiz ation, 
and is in th e fo rm of a picnic.

f o r th e 

O fficials of th e T e x a s Student, 
Publications. Inc. an n o u n c e d th a t 
the book would have co nsiderable 
value as a historic d o c u m e n t as 
rec o rd 
well as a r e p r e s e n ta t iv e 
of the U niversity year.

D obie G ives T alk

A t Baylor M onday

All m em bers will m e et a t the 
p ro m p tly at. 
W o m a n ’s B u ilding 
4 :3 0 o ’clock. T h e h< istess of th e 
g ro u p is Miss R u th Freshly, and 
th e p r o g ra m 
a f te r n o o n 
h as been a r r a n g e d by Miss G eor
gia W a lk e r. T h e business p a r t of 
the m e e tin g will be th e install*- i O th e r in n o v a tio n s 
tion of offic e rs fo r n e x t y e a r

A n u m b e r of new f e a tu r e s hav e 
been added to th e book this year. 
Th** face size o f th e class p ic tu re s 
b e e n m a te r ia lly enlarged.
have 
inclu de: m ore 
r e p r e s e n ta tio n f o r the fa c u lty and 
o ffic ia ls o f the U n iv e rsity ; 
pic­
tu r e s o f th e U n iv e r s ity re se a rc h
p rofe ssors, 
nine prof* ssors 
elected b y the fac ulty during th e 
past nine years to do research and 
give 
the 
le c tu r e s ; p ic tu re s of 
founders and an account o f th e 
h is to ry o f th e Southwest C o n f e r ­
e n c e ; a p a g e dev oted to th e G ov­
e r n o r o f T ex a s: a list of c o n f e r ­
enc e w in n e r s in each sport since 
th e conference was sta r te d ; pic­
ot’ Texas’ six most fa m o u s
j te n n is s ta r s ; ai tion d ra w in g s of
se m i-comic 
dress, 
new bu st of R o b e rt s trip dow n the outside of th e fea- 
B ro w ning was unveiled in th e new ] to re p ag e s; action and v a r ie ty in 
B ro w n in g 
f e a t u r e section p ic tu r e s ; in mem* 
Dobie sta te d t h a t this new lib r a ry oriaro p ages to “ T e x a s ” s tu d e n ts 
co n ta in s 
th e m ost com plete set l a n d e x -stu d e n ts who h a \ e died
o f the R om antic p o e t’s w orks th a t d u r in g the y ea r.
j 
can be fo u n d a n y w h e re . 

“ T exas C u l t u r e ” w as th e su b ­
ject of a 
delivered by J.
F ra n k Dobie, as sociate p r o f e s s o r 
of English, M onday, a t B aylor 
U niv ersity. T h e a d d r e s s w as given 
as p a r t of the F a t h e r s ’ a n d Mo­
th e rs ’ Day p ro g ra m held in W a co U u r e
y esterd ay . 

Follow ing P r o f e s s o r D obie’s a d - j fo otball 

AclSvitte* Recorded

P ro f e s s o r 

L ib rary . 

p la yers; 

talk 

the 

a 

a 

i, 

* 

, 

.

D A VIS N A M E D D E L E G A T E 
, 
, 
jM e p h m t. I)«v,s h a , b ee n chosen , 

, . 

. 

, 

, 

I 

.
.
The book c o n tain s p ic tu r e s and
re*cort1 of activities of g r a d u a tio n
ju niors,
' a n d seniors, picture* ot 

oup p ic tu ri.s o f a l , ,.a m p u ,

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g anizations, individual p ic tu re s of 
as d e le g a te of A lpha E p silon 
f r a t e r n i t y and sorority m em bers, 
to r e p r e s e n t th e sorority at 1 
g roup p ic tu re s f o rm e r ly
n ation al co n v e n tio n in Ashville, N. j 
the 
C.. Ju ly I to 6. K tta Mae K au ff- uset| > a section devoted 
m an and Marie Louise A rtm s f e ld j w e c l t i ve official* of th e in stitu - 
w'ill also a t te n d 
th e convention, j y o n . a la rg e a th le tic section and 
R e p re s e n ta tiv e s fro m T h e V n iv er- j sev eral p ag e s to m e n ’s a n d wo- 
sity of T ex a s will m eet d elega tes ! mt,n »s in tra m u ra l* , 
f ro m o th e r schools a t New O r-; 
leans, and will travel w ith thens 
the r e m a in d e r of the way. E ach a t te n t io n , occupying 
g r o u p of girls will p r e s e n t a s t u n t page*.
r e p r e s e n tin g 
s c h o o l 

T h e g rind o r h u m o r section o f 
the book h as received co nsiderable 
t h ir ty - f o u r 

Several h u n d r e d b u sin e ss aud 

r e s p e c t i v e , 
I 

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t h e i r 

to 

P la n s f o r s u m m e r ru sh in g will 
be discussed a t th e m eetin g. All 
old and new r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s a re
r e q u e s te d to be p resen t a t this j th e Main U n iv e rsity and $ IO, 5o0 j P r o f it a n d Loss in 1930 b' Re- I have 
meeting. 

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tail Merchants,” 

An 

j[ 

T H R E E A, D. P F S ILL

vice
R uth S u r ia n t, C arolyn A dam s, j c h a irm a n o f the U n iversity U nion 
an d F lo re n c e B a u m a n , A lpha Del- drive of th r e e y e a rs ago. Money 
ta P i ’s, who sud d e n ly bec am e ill j w as raised in this campaign fro m 
to ] the ex-students and friends of th e 
S u n d a y n ight, w ere re p o r te d 
be im p ro ving rap id ly a t S e to n In* i U n iv ersity to finish a three-build- 
f ir m a r y . T h e ir cases a r e n o t aer-1 ing p ro je c t. Two o f th e se th r e e 
ions, b u t j u s t how long th e y will have a l re a d y been com pleted and
the hospital I Gregory Gymnasium has been in 

to r e m a in 

in 

not known, 

( I urn to I age 2.)

 PAGE TWO

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1 9 3 1

Aggies Prepare 
For Two-Game 
Series

Baylor

To Play in Brenham At 
May Fete May 29 
And 30

Special ta The Daily Texan.

COLLEGE STATION, May 125, 
— Fresh from a week's layoff a f te r 
winning the Southwest Conference 
baseball championship, Coach Ros­
well H iggi it boti ram’s Texas Aggies 
have begun train in g again f o r two 
post-season games with the Baylor 
University Bears to be played at 
Brenham d u n n g 
the May Fete 
there May 23-30.

The Aggies hold tw o decisions 
over the Bears already this sea­
son, hut both were close 
c o n ­
tests and neither was decided un­
til the la-t man had been p u t out. 
Ten innings were required t o sci 
tie the count 1-3 in fav or of the 
Aggies in the game played here 
early 
t he* 
teams met in Waco fo r the re tu rn 
i contest, the game w a sn ’t settled 
until the eighth when a home run 
with two on brou gh t the Aggies 
from behind and established the 
winning score of 5-3. Marshall 
Shaw, sophomore tw irle r from En­
nis, pitched both games f o r A. <fc 

the season. W hen 

in 

: M*

The games 

in B renham will 
bung to g e th e r tra m s of the only 
a baseball 
two schools to w rest 
championship from “ Uncle Billy" 
D i s c h ’ s Texas Longhorns since the 
conference was organized. Bay­
lor captured the pennant in 1922.
Shaw probably will pitch one 
game fo r the Aggies and “ Axel" 
Hawes, knuckle ball exp ert who 
tamed the Longhorns in th e title 
deciding match, will twirl 
the 
other.

‘Real Life S eries’ By 

Martin A ccep ted

(if 

Mrs. ('ora M. M artin, adjunct 
professor 
elem entary educa­
tion. received word last week that 
the first and second re a d e rs of 
the “ Real Life Series” of which 
she 
is the author, were adopted 
in Washington, D, C.

This series, which is composed 
second, 
of a primer, and first, 
and third grade readers will be 
used 
Louisiana. 
Professor P a t t y Smith Hill, of 
Columbia University, edited 
books.

in Tex a* and 

a 

this section of 

“ These books strike 

new 
note in originality and portrayal 
of 
the country. 
The principles to which the read­
the 
ers conform are not given 
children 
in the mechanical way,” 
stated Miss Clara May P a rk e r, 
assistant professor 
elem en t­
ary education.

in 

P harm acy Courses

N ot to Be O ffered

the 

Laboratories and 

regular 
courses in the School of Pharm acy 
are not offered during the sum m er 
session, according to a statem en t 
made by Dr. W. IL Neville, asso- 

j ciate professor of pharmacy.

S tu den ts working toward a de­

STUDENT COUNSELLORS
Five U niversity 

stud en ts will 
be counsellors at Camp Mystic, 
Kerrville, from J u n e IX to Aug­
l l this summer. Rachel Wil­
ust 
in charge of golf, 
liams will be 
Ruth Ha askari will 
in 
canoeing. E s th e r H asskarl will 
teach swimming and tennis, M ar­
garet Reed will conduct th e arch­
ery classes, and V era Elizabeth 
Kike I will be secretary to the di­
rector. Mary Rather, f o rm e r s tu ­
the University, will do 
dent of 
j work in land sports.

counsel 

GADDIS STUDIES ABROAD
Tom Gaddis, fo rm er s tu d e n t in 
the University, who sailed from 
New \ ork, May 9, on th e Levi­
athan, has announced his in ten ­
tion of continuing his studies in 
Europe. 
\\ ith a companion, Mr. 
Gaddis will spend the sum m er in 
to u r of E ng ­
an e \ t c n s i v c 
land and 
the 
fall, Gaddis expects to m a tric u ­
late at the U niversity o f Paris, 
he will study psychiatry. 
Mr. 
is 
St. Paul, Minn., was a stu d e n t in 
the College of A rts and Sciences 
in 1929-30.

(.addis, whose home 

the continent. 

In 

in 

CO OP WILL E L EC T

Members of the Co-Op will meet 
in Main Building 157, W ednes­
day a fternoon a t 5 o’clock 
to 
elect officers for the coming year, 
E < Rather, m anager, a n n o u n c ­
ed Monday.

Special Rates 

given to 

students

Br ALBERT REESE
Texan Sports Editor

Helen Wills Moody has lately 
decided to compete in th ree ma­
jor tennis tourneys this summer. 
That means th a t there are three 
tourneys where in the rem ainder 
of the world’s feminine 
raque- 
teers had ju s t as well stay home 
and miip the gueaee. Wills is one 
player that it is an honor to be 
beaten by. Abe imagines that when 
the female players of note gather 
for a cow-fest, instead of bragging 
about how many times they have 
been operated on for appendicitis 
they blow o ff about the num ber 
th at Wills has beaten 
of 
them.

times 

T h e r e a r e at 

l e a s t f o u r v a r ­
s i t y p r o s p e c t s fo r n e x t y e a r who 
will a i d t h e S t e e r s in t h r e e m a ­
j o r s p o r t s . T h e y a r e , fc-d M a x e y , 
f o o t b a l l , b a s k e t b a l l a n d b a s e ­
ball; F l o y d G a r r e t t , 
f o o t b a l l , 
b a s k e t b a l l a n d b a s e b a l l ; C. C. 
W i ll i a m s , 
f o o t b a l l , 
b a s k e t b a l l , 
and b a s e b a ll ; a n d P a u l W i t t - 
m a n , 
f o o t b a l l , b a s k e t b a l l a n d 
b a s e b a ll.

year. 

Texas has had no dearth ot 
I he 
frosh m aterial 
this 
basketball squad was strong, the 
football team was actually clut­
tered up with stars, 
track 
squad was small but one of the 
best of the decade, and the base­
is 
ball outfit strong, and what 
better, strong where 
the Steers 
will be weak next year.

the 

the 

G arrett and Taylor were per­
haps 
two outstanding frosh 
hurler*, and coming as they do 
on the heels of the graduation of 
Peeples and De La Puente, they 
are a God-send.

Van Viebig will give Walter 
first 

Howie a neat fight for the 
base job next year.

There is ju st one o ther vacant 
second 
place on the Steer team, 
base, and Clyde McDowell, who 
held t h e title of champion noise­
m aker of the bench >tai^ t hi - past 
seusop, has 
job sewed up, 
its ears split with his marking, 
and a brass ring through its nose.

that 

N e w s i t e m :
G ir l 

in M i s s o u r i u n c o n s c i o u s 
six m o n t h s G iv e t h e B r o o k l y n 
l it t l e m o r e t i m e a n d 
R o b i n s a 
t h e y ’ll m a k e 
th a t r e c o r d c u r l 
up a n d d i e w ith sh a m e .

The Aggies and the Bears tie 
iii 
up in Brenham this week-end 
a 
luxated post-aerien. W ouldn ’t 
it sound nice if the Bears swamp­
ed the Ags in a couple of games? 
However, t h e r e ’s not much d an­
ger of that. The Cadets were the 
big reason why the Bears didn’t 
make good 
their season’s battle 
cry of “ For Bockey and fo r J a k e ” 
this season.

these men 

Bell, Hawes, and McKinney of 
the Aggies will be moving around 
three 
this week-end. All 
some 
their 
receive 
of 
diplomas Saturday morning. rl hus, 
in Brenham 
they play baseball 
thai 
Friday, rush 
goat 
tim e to get 
night 
{■kins the next morning, and then 
to B ren­
that afternoon 
ham 
afternoon 
game.

in time for the 

to Aggictov.il 

return 

the 

in 

If they wanted to he really prac­
tical, they -hould apply fo r jobs 
a> brakem en on 
tra in r u n ­
ning back and forth.

the 

C o a c h L i t t l e f i e l d had h i t l a d s 
l o p i n g a n d b r e e z ­
out t r o t t i n g , 
ing a r o u n d th e t r a c k S a t u r d a y 
a f t e r n o o n . W e s t e r f e ’d t 
a n d 
S c h i l le r w h o a re to c o m p e t e i n 
th e N a t i o n a l T r a c k a n d F i e l d 
M e e t en J u n e 8, w e r e c a l l e d 
i h o w the boy* h o w t h e y 
on to 
g o t 
r a n hi* 
q u a r t e r 

t h a t w a y . W e s t y 
in 4 9 f l a t .
O ' N e i l A r c h e r , o n e o f 
A l ­
f o r 
d e r t o n ' * b r i g h t p r o s p e c t * 
t h e v ar »ity n e x t y e a r b r e e z e d 
t h e m ile 
is 
t o m e b e t t e r 
t h e c o n f e r ­
e n c e r e c o r d .

in 4 : 2 7 . 8 . w h ic h 

t h a n 

SEVEN STUDENTS ILL

Seven students were iii .Monday, 
the University Health Service r e ­
ported. H attie Louise Stapleton, ^t*erp 
George Moore, Robert Hight, and 
Burt Dyke were ill at St, David’s 
Hospital. Christine Ellis is ill at 
Florence Bau­
Seton Infirmary. 
ill 
man and Ruth S urvant are 
at home.

Book of Texas -

Continued From P age I

use during this school year. 
In 
1928 Mr. McGill was elected presi­
dent of the Ex-Students’ Associa­
tion and in that capacity, in col­
leaders, 
laboration with student 
the details fo r 
worked out 
the 
creation o f 
the Student Union 
Trust Fu nd , whereby 95 per cent 
of the all-University dance funds 
will be used for furnishing 
the 
Student Union Building. Mr. Mc­
Gill has served as special re p re ­
sentative o f the President of the 
University a t the Capitol during 
the regular sessions of the Forty- 
first and Forty-second Legisla­
tures.

gree in pharmacy can ta k e work j wrestling, 
required fo r the degree in th e C o l ­
l e g e ot A rts and Sciences during 
the sum m er session.

B attery E. Field Ai C ile ry ; Com­
pany B, Signal Corps, and Com­
pany 
finished 
third, fourth, and fifth, respect­
I talas, 
ively. J. A. 
m a n a g e d 

Shellberg, 
the winning team.

Engineers, 

IR 

in 
scoring 

f o o t b a l l , speedball, 

individual honors 
by 
individual 

J. L. Lightfoot. Rockdale, cap­
the 
tu re ! 
205 
intram urals 
In 
r a c e s , 
p o i n t s . 
points are given on the basis of 
the num ber of events 
e n te re d 
and the n um ber of places won in 
the 15 intram ural events— b a s k e t­
volley­
ball. 
ball, horseshoe pitching, boxing, 
track, 
golf. swimming, playground ball, 
handball, tennis, and cross coun­
t r y . Lightfoot will receive a n o d ­
al. Intram u ral medals also 
are 
awarded to m em bers of th e w in ­
ning team in each event a n d to 
first place men in th e •differen t 
wrestling, 
boxing, 
(lasses 
track, swimming, and cross coun­
try.

rifle-shooting, 

in 

The 

at 
in tram u ra l p ro g ram 
Texas A. & M. College is u n d e r 
the direction of W. L. Penber- 
thy, associate professor of phys­

K lein sch m id t’s

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- t r

football season 

LUBBOCK — Although 

the 
1931 
is distant, 
the interest of the football-mind­
ed Southwest 
is centered here 
upon 
the coaching school to be 
offered by Texas Technological 
College beginning A u g u s t 3,

the 

to conduct 

With two of th e nation’s p re­
mier gridiron autho rities engag­
ed 
two wrecks’ 
course and with each day’s mail 
bringing enrollment blanks from 
all parts of the nation it, is ap- 
parrent th a t this city will become 
a mecca fo r football coaches e a r ­
ly next fall. Practically th e en­
tir e coaching s ta f f s of all South­
west conference members 
have 
signified 
th eir intention of p a r ­
ticipating in the course.
recently 
Wallace Wade, who 
from 
tra n s fe rre d his allegiance 
the University of Alabama 
to 
Duke University, and J am e s P he­
lan, 
form er P u rd u e University 
coach now directing the football 
destiny of 
of 
W ashington, will have charge of 
the coaching school, the only one 
scheduled 
in the Southw est this 
year.

the U niversity 

Both W ade and Phelan oceupy- 
I 
I positions of national prestige 
in 
; the football world* W ade won 
I fame as c each 
of Alabam a’s 
Crimson Tide th a t three times in- 
I varied the Rose Bowl to (‘merge 
victorious while P h e la n ’s Boiler­
m a k e r s gave Purdue s e v e r a l foot- 
j ball championships in 
the Big 
na- 
i ten conference and bid for 
] tional honors. Wade will instruct 
the visiting coaches in 
tin1 short 
punt formation style of attack.
; Phelan will teach N otre Dame’s 

weak side formation.

Morning sessions during 

the 
course will be devoted to class* 
! room lectures while in the after* 
: noon the study will be conducted 
upon five gridirons of the college.

.— 

----------o---------- -----

Joe Fisher, Delta Kappa Epsi­
in San 
the week-end 

lon. spent 
Antonio.

- 

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Turn In Petitions 

M a 

A ustin who are anticipating 
need fo r help du ring the summe
; session are asked to file th e ir r<
A p p l l C c U T t S quests a t the Y. W. C. A. offici 
so that as many positions as poi
Unemployed Are Asked l o s a b l e may be filled before regn 
t ration fo r sum m er school begin
and before students have arranj 
Miss M argaret Peck, secretary j 
cd perm an tly their class hours c 
of th e Y. W. C. A., suggests t h a t 
secured th e ir places of residence
all stud ents who desire employ-
Many applications have been r<
m ent during the sum m er session cejve(j f roTn students who wish I
and all housemothers and people 
j worfe f or r00m and 
take care of children, work in ti 
of Austin who wish student help, 
file application in the Y. W. C. j library, do plain sewing, read I
the blind, tu to r, type, clerk, ai;
. 
, . 
A. employment bureau. 
! do office work.

board, 

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now 

All stu dents 

registered
with the bureau who wish to have 
th e ir applications carry over for 
work in the Sum m er School are 
asked 
to Y. WL C. A. 
office and put in a new applica­
tion as soon as possible.

to come 

Housemothers 

and people of

HOLLAND TO SPEAK
B. F. Holland, in stru c to r in ti 
School o f Education, will spec 
to the g ra d u a tin g class of Blam 
i 
High School Satu rd ay night 
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S p e c i a l t o T h e D a i l y T e x a n .

COLLEGE STATION, May 25. 
— Company A, Signal Corps, has 
been awarded the Jam es Sullivan 
intram ural stan dard ,
j trophy, an 
I as winner of the Texas A. A M. 
in tra m u ral athletic cnm- 
('(•liege 
ij!(l j petition for the year just cLosing. 
The Signal Corps unit scored 857 
points, 150 more than e v e r scor­
ed prior to this year in Aggie in ­
tram urals, a n d 
second 
p l a c e team. Battery F, Field A r ­
tillery, by 50 points.

the 

led 

ical education. He is aided by a j 
corps of student assistants select- , 
ed from the upper classmen. R. P. 
Lively, Dallas, and V. O. Fritze, 
.San Antonio, are senior in tra m u r­
al m anagers, while W. J. Mos­
er. Dallas; W. J. Faulk. Minden 
La.; E. Levy, Waco, and F. Hil­
le r s , San Antonio, are ju n io r as­
sistants. In addition th e re are a 
num ber of sophomore a s s i s t a n t s 
and each m ilitary unit in the ca ­
det corps has its own manager. 
Senior assistants 
re­
ceive gold watches for t h r u e f ­

annually 

forts while ju nior assistants are 
awarded sweaters. The fo u r best 
sophomore aides this year, T. F. 
Adams, Forney; C. D. Gooch, 
G arland; T. W. Smith, P o rt Ar- 
thu r, and Leon Finklesetin, Hous­
ton. are given medals.

y e a r’s 

The num ber of participants in 
th;-, 
intram u ral program 
showed a slight decrease over last 
year as a result 
slightly 
smaller school enrollment. While 
the events 
1,4-11 
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TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1931

THEATERS

“ B O R N T O L O V E ’

tirm^i 

w i l h
C o n s t a n c e B e n n e t t , J o e l M c- 
C r e a , a n d P aw l C a v a n a n h , 
l a s t 
t o d a y ; " H e il
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L l o y d
a n d 
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L o l a 
t h r o u g h 
H u g h e s , W e d n e s d a y 
t h e 
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r e v u e , T u e s ­
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a n d F r i d a y n i g h t s , 9 o ’c lo c k . 
A t t h e P a r a m o u n t .

P O I N T S ” —
‘T H E F I N G E R 
B a r t h e l m e s s , 
w i t h R i c h a r d 
T o o m e y , 
F a y W r a y , R e g i s 
t i m e s 
a n d C la r k G a b l e , 
t o d a y , 
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w i t h V i v i e n n e S e g a l , W a l t e r 
P i d g e o n , A l e x a n d e r G r a y , 
an d A l i c e D a v, W e d n e s d a y 
t h e 
F r i d a y . 
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onl>. A t t h e T e x a s .

league Honored Architects

table 

B E S S I E L E A G U E , 

a p p lic a n t 
for th e d o c to r o f philosophy d e­
g ree in J u n e , w as h o n o re d S un d ay 
a f te r n o o n by th e s t a f f of the Wo-
m an’s B u ild in g with an inform al ; Mr. and Mrs. W alter T. R olfe.
tea. 

SENTOK S T U D E N T S in th e de­
p a r t m e n t of a r c h i t e c t u r e w ere en ­
t e r t a in e d w ith a b u f f e t d in n e r 
S u n d a y e v e n in g a t th e hom e of

| A tureen and white color scheme
Carolyn Cason sans? du rin g the was used in house decorations and 
afternoon. She was accompanied j in 
appointments. White 
by Mary Kila Pool, The guests I candles were upon the table and 
were met at the door of tin* dining ' spring flowers in colorful arrange- 
room by M ane Morrow and Na- ment formed a centerpiece, 
thile McKay. A new tea service, Mrs. Raymond Everett presided
a g ift to 
and assisted
y e a r’s graduates, was us'-i at the Mrs. Rolfe as hostess, 
te a table which was presided over 
Those pres nt were as follows; 
by E m m a Norman and Ruth Hud- Lily Rush Walker, Mr. and Mrs, 
son. The dining room was dec- W alter Harris, Jr., Messrs. Jack 
orated with pink roses and blue Atchley, J. T. Dunlap, S. V. Alex- 
sage. Freshman girls of the d o r - la n d e r, R. L. Knapp, < laude Cato,
rnitory assisted 
IF Roberts,
guests, who ware the friends of Richard Rowe, George Galvin, Ma-
al iss L eague.

the L. D, Spinks, John 

lin Mitchell, J o h n Perkin s.

in the dining room 

the dorm itory by 

in serving 

last 

R eview ed T od ay

it 

a t 

now 

on a very 

th e 
1 “ I R O N M A N , ” 
Eileen, is a p r e t t y f a i r show. W ith ­
ut being one of the important pie 
is more 
1 urea of the season, 
hon e n te rta in in g or diverting— it 
s interesting. Anti although* it is 
•onstructed 
slender 
tory, it is well done in th e sev­
en I dep artm en ts of dialogue, di- 
ection, acting, and photography, j Hoeh, 
od Browning did the directing, 
is sta rre d ; but 
nd Lew Ayres 
here are o th er p e r s o n a litie s 
in 
his picture as im portant as Mr. 
yres, and in one ease a t lear I, 
hat of Robert Armstrong, 
the 
erform ance 
overshadows other 
lerfonnanees in the play to such 
in ex tent th a t the s ta r ’s laurels 
Jean 
ire not wholly his own. 
■I larlow, the famous Je a n Harlow, 
loos not have to act. but she does 
ler work creditably^ and John Mil­
an and Ned Sparks turn in small* 
lr p a rts in agreeable fashion. 

,

Dinner

Recital

A P P L I C A N T S for d e g r e e s who 
reside 
the W o m a n 's B uilding 
will bt h o n o re e s at a d in n e r S u n ­
day, May 31, a t I o ’clock.

in 

Bt Mc L ea g u e, B e r t h a 
Ivy Harker, Lydia P a r k e r , 

G r a d u a t e s o f th e d o r m ito r y a re 
P a r k e r , 
In a 
M a rg u e rite 
A fer, M a ria n W h itn ey , a n d L o u ­
ise S h o fn e r. 

f Iota 

,

Sen io rs art F a n n ie M ae S a d ­
ler, M e ta Dc Iuka. N o rm a D et- 
mers, M a ria G arcia, St# Ha Odich, 
F ra n c e s L aughlin, Louise R ebell­
ion, H elen Thc-dford, W in if re d 
W ilkinson, Mary Kila Pool. Clo­
tild a F alcon, G e r t r u d e U m la ng , 
Robbie W illoughby, anti M arie 
WV raa< k.

A J O I N T M U SIC A L r e c ita l of 
pupils of Mrs. < outh H o d g e a n d I 
I r a n k L efev re Reed, a n d stu dents 
of the I rliver.- ity C o n f e r v a to r y of 
p r e se n te d Monday 
Music, w as 
night a t S H 5 o ’clock at 
the C on­
se rv a to r y , 2503 G u a d a lu p e S tre e t.
took 
a r e M argie 

U n iv ersity 
p a r t 
the 
in 
R a m se u r, Alva Mills, 
I e r d i nam! , 
Biesele, A lfre d W u p p e r m a n , an d 
C y n th ia Cooper.

s tu d e n ts w ho 
r e c ita l 

T h e 

follow ing p u p ils 

o f Mr. 
Reed a p p e a re d on 
th e p r o g r a m ; 
M a rg ie R am seu r, E liz a b e th Rivers. 
F e r d in a n d Biesele, 
a n d Alfred, 
W u p p e rm a n . Pupils of Mrs. H o dg­
es who took p a r t in t h e rec ital 
a r e A lva Mills, Sybil S ieg m und, 
and < y n tl.ii Cooper.

Reading Clith 

pledge Service

Robert Lyon, F r a n c is C a rro l, C. la n d Guy 

Latim er. Highbridfe*

B e ta P hi Sigm a, n a tio n a l h o n o r ­
f r a t e r n i t y 
a r y and p rofe ssiona l 
fo r p h a rm a c is ts, 
the
p le dgin g o f B u rto n D. A llison of 
F arm ersv ille.

a n n o u n c e s 

A m o M ayfield of H o u sto n was 
it th e K a p p a A lpha T h e t a h ouse 
this w eek-end.

Mrs, R oyal W a tk in s o f D allas 
is visiting h e r d a u g h t e r M a rg a re t 
W atkins.

J o h n W h itm a n , D e lta K ap p a 
E psilon, w as in S an A n to n io S u n ­
day.

J o h n S c o tt of 

th e P hi D elta
T h e t a hou se spent th e p a s t w e e k ­
end in H o u s t o n .

Helen Milam o f D allas w as a 
th e Pi Beta P hi house 

g u e s t a t 
S a tu r d a y a n d S unday,

Russell Allen W ig ­

in G e o r g e -

t o w n Dos w eek-end.

'Taylor, and ,

C. C onverse, B u rse 
Rod B raw ley, all S ig m a Phi E p s i ­
lons, m o to r e d to S a n A n to n io S u n ­
day.

Jo e W ise m a n , S ig m a Phi E p si­
lon, s p e n t Sunday in W a co and
Marlin.

Tex as Alpha o f S igm a Phi E p ­
silon a n n o u n c e s 
th e p le d g in g of 
F r e d C a rl E w e r t, Rock Islan d , 111.,

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

Dr. J. w . R iiir rirt, p ro fe s s o r 
of e l e m e n ta ry edu c atio n ; r e t u r n ­
ed to A ustin S a tu r d a y nig ht fro m 
the 
I ra a n , w h ere 
I r a a n High 
grail Hating class of 
St hon! F r id a y night, May 22. Dr. 
Baldwin -poke on th e obligations 
of an e d u c a te d person to society.

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W e w i s h t o n e g o t i a t e w i t h a 
p r o p e r t y o w n e r w h o 
is d e ­
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r e - f i n a n c i n g h i s 
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I t ’s a boxing story. Mr. Ay res ML,-.. Q. < . 1 A \ L )k, e\-stu - 

:i 

o! lf“ ' 

’''veis.fy, wa. e h a n - j .

jlays a young ster on the w av up 
inder the guidance of Mr. Arm* i man o f , ! h<' c o n n ! ’ I”4' *" cha,^ e 
UPP' i- if*'on by huh li­
trong. Miss Harlow is the young- 
t e r ’s wife. Being a selfish and h e r e o f the Ju n io r Reading Club 
unprincipled creature, she leave. ^ 
oliepe Inn, Monday nigu at 
[aim, then comes back to him, then I J* 
wo-times him; he goes to pieces b u_s mm's. 
wen though he is the champion. 
There’s also some bother with the 
kid’s egotism, but 
the
(lender story which is im portant 
—it’s w h a t’s done with it. And 
‘Iron M an” is w orth seeing.

there 
will be a called meeting of the 
"*rs‘ Leslie

am o r 
the
! " n r r e P i:r 

Tuesday at I? JIO o'. , ,k 

a 
'Liva.s. 

? ° c *°Fk, n 

l ^ie h o n e 

i’ru!v-'' a 

it's not 

A fte r 

* * #

of

Estimate: <\ 

VIL A . A.

PLEDGE SERV ICES fo r Viv­
ian Set katz, Virginia Reed, and 
Mal" Jam* Edwards
Alpha ( amma, arch itectu ral H a- j , 
te r n ity for women, will be held | H()„;<!,!t ^on
T h m -.iay afterno on at 5 oMoek.
a n d ga r ;* ire
Tk.ii will be the last meeting of i t,rnr‘
. he y e a r for the! group.

into Mi-ba j T ^ e d . " w 

. l u n e , 

,,, 

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FC >K RENT
a p a r t m e n t . 
I com Univ

The pledge- were honored last 
week wdth a sunrise b re ak fa st a t 
| Barton Spring- bv 
of Alpha Alpha Gamma.

the membei 

rn * ♦

Oppio Watson, fo r m e r stu den t I 
is now 5 

in the 
I ni versify, who 
working in Galveston, was a guest 
at the De ’1 1 a Kappa Epsilon house! 
over the week-end.

D E L IC H I F U L u p s ta ir s 
be*-,dug roe ms. 1 on 
A 
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J u l y

an d 

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f u r t h e r 

i i . 2 5 per 
in f o r m a t io n 

force fo r (’ d i­
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w r it e F u lle r

i l l M a v e r ic k B u ild i n g , S a n 

7 ■?

SUMMER 
EMPLOYMENT

A 

fe w OI ICO I n y * 

lo Le 

f ille d af * 1 6 6 0 0 m o n t h , 

up. 

( t i l l 
f o r 
p o in t m en !

a p ­

P a u l F e r g u s o n — 3 0 7 2 .

A d v e r t i i e y o u r r o o m s 

t h r o u g h 
Th*- T e x a n w a n t a d c o l u m n s f o r 
t h e s u m m e r .

W A N T E D 
to 
lady 
b u s i n e - 
b i f o i l ' 

wit Ii 
f< rat
I “ 0 7

f o r 
• urn m e r 
-i hare furnished 
c i r l, P h o n e 

- n. rn. o r 

i l i o o l 

t e r m - — 
apartment 
p r e - 
*.517 
itft*T 6 p. rn,

E a s t A v e n u e .

;

,< 

I t 

pl; i 

la s t] 

• • mu • 

the women’s

hon- e was in 

P re se n t 
d 

ONE ROMANTIC NIGH T,” to 

Charles Walker, Sigma Alpha 

is on Council Hill, West of Austin, 

it provides what might be nic, organized by 

council members ex- 
to *| 

Epsilon, vitited in Temple 
week-end.

HONORING the Women’s Alli­
ce on the Texas T h e a te r screen j letic Council members and club 
leaders for 103 I -1 ‘>32, tho W. A.
D d a y only, is Lillian Gish’s first 
=ind only talking picture. 
is A. Council members fo r this year 
lot extraordinary, but, taken from entertained v, itll a picnic Sunday 
Ferenc Moline s Omro hit, “ Tile 
Swan, 
F r a n k Merrill of the Beta T heta! 
ailed a suitable vehicle f o r Miss physical training sta ff, was held Pi house was in Houston S atur- 
lish. Moreover, Miss Gish 
blessed with a supporting cast 
ivhich, although ii ma\ at 
girl
ti ne.- 
lave little to do, is excellent, each coming into the respective offices,
Member of it a f te r his owrn fash- A dutch lunch was served to those 
on. There a re two men, played present,
)y Rod La Rocque and Conrad 
Nagel, and then there are Marie O 
i
Dressier and O. P. Doggie. Tim 3 ( K U U U U l 
pie*t U f o 
( b o ,v n 
t o t iii! < a !
onstruction more than anyw here 
lee. With this cast, and a story » h o o l opened 
Of royalt.v which affords .-ome up- 
po rtu r.ity fo r w h a t i- to 
, o- 
nan ce and glamor, the picture will I Mise Lula Bewley of the s ta ff 
)e liked by audiences generally, of the I)ean cf W omen. The all- 
“specially 
th a t group which be- University dance, a t Gregory Gym- 
leves 
lish ’s wistfulness— or w hatever it 

LE W
AYRES
JE A N
HARLOW

IRON
MAN”

urday. May GO. is# tho only social 
function of any kind this week.

itself enamoured of Miss nesiijm fro m J to 12 o'clock Sat

time since 
in September, no 

' EOR T H E FIR ST 

day and Sunday.

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Howie of H o r a , Miss., 
 si«t e G 
now a student in

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r, 

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or was.
According to the story in t h e , 
movie, a princess m ust m a rry a i , 
ertain prince because of political j h,af_,been utho. £rL; t; ’t of ^
xigencies. The match doesn’t set
veil with either for reason of its 
>eing a forced love a ffa ir. The 
mincess waxes romantic instead, 
herefore, over the ne a re st con­
in tile 
venient 
object, a tu t o r 
ie :
Ti 
IKJ use 
. has 
the princess m arries 
Iite rw ard s 
he prince anyway. 
I f s delicate 
un.

Adele, who is 
the I nivt rsity.

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P lan s for Y earbook

to 

finance Hie Co- 
A ttem pts 
Couneil yearbook will be made 
ring 
the next week. S ta llin g 
ith an initial contribution from 
e S tu d e n ts’ Assembly, each of 
organizations 
e 40 women’s 
hich will have a page will be 
ked to contribute $2 to pay for 
eir page.
The books will be completed 
me time du ring the sum m er anti 
ill be d istributed 
dc v$ 
udents and tra n s fe rs a t the bu­
nning of the fall seme ster, Is- 
elle Ahrens, president, 

to all 

-aid.

I M O L E S W O R T H T O T A L K
j Miss H ilda Molesworth, 
itructor 
in physical 
till give a 

in- 
education, 
“ Girls 
lecture 
M ^ * r t s , ” a f t e r the sunrise swim 
ai Ed- 
I d 
a t 
B u r i o n 
T u e s d a y , Addle M a g 

md breakfast of the Phy 

p i n g s 
ligh, president, announced.

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on 

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j 

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I t f 
b io m 
c l e v e r 
y o u n g s t e r n 
g a la x y 
in a 
e n s e m b le 
o f 
s o l * * 
a ti d 
o f f e r ­
d a n c e 
e l a b o ­
ing:*. 
e o 8- 
r a tely ' 
tt im e d 
a r, d 
p r o f e s s i o n a l - 
s t a g e d !
Iv 

Richard 
Barthelmess

THE FINGER 
POINTS”
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News

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School of 
Dancing

A n n u al
R ecital

LEO
CARRILLO

I N

“ HELL
BO U N D ”

WHERE TO ROOM 
THIS SUMMER

FOR GIRLS: 

li*K»nu 

a n d b*»ar*l

a n d *•* !)•»*nU ta 

S le e p i n g p**ruh. O u t ­
lie baard®us a*-<'*»m**<lat«<d. M ; K . I*. 
Faulkner. 2107 Nu®©®#. Phone 7386,

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h.

D E IR A B I. E 

n u m 

p riv a t*
l i n e d h u t b a t h , c o o l a n d c o n ­
>11 W . 
o f c a m p u s . 

in 

v e n ie n t ; H blank 
181 h. P h o n e § 2 0 8 .

F I V E d o u b t s , 

f o r 

s u ir l' . 

a 1 r e e l 
th* 
C all 4 6 6 3 

VU 

c o o l , 

c m l f o r t a b l e 

r o o m s 
A c t o s * 
f r o m c a m p u s . 2 0 7 W . 2 1 s t . 
f o r p a r t i c u l a r * .

c o n v e n i e n c e : 1 

F O R S J I DK M T S o r 
v a t e 
v e ni en t: * 
r a g e 

in p r i ­
r o o m w i t h a i l m o d e r n c o n ­
a a 
P r i v a t e 
2 8 1 3 % R i o G r a n d e . P h o n e 2 - 2 4 3 1

I n s t r u c t o r ; 

e n t r a n c e 

I. u n i' , 

a n d 

R O O M S F O R B O Y S : P r iv a t e b a t h w it h
s h o w e r , c o o l , w i t h a l l m o d e r n c o n v e n ­

i e n c e s 

1 9 0 0 P e a r t P h o n e 3 8 2 4 .

FO H M K N :
s h 
p o r c h 

* I (IJK

r o o m s w i t h 

s l e e p i n t r 
b a ‘ h, p r ic e $ 7 .3 0 arni

. 

■ 

\ B A R T M U N T S : 1 2 7.AO u p . 
t h e m 

I S I # W h it
now 
s u m m e r
t* urn of .-* ho*d AI so apartment > <lown- 
t a ii 

, 5 0 6 W* * 1 6 th . L i i o n e 2 - 3 5 1 “ .

t h e 

f o r 

I,. 

■ 
.M I E C E S
im m e r ra te.

G irl ’ r o o m a n d h o a n l 

p h o n e 2 1 0 7 4 .

I 11 It

M K N : 
— p r iv a t e h o m e 

< a n ilo r t a b l e
f.*r 
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s o u t h e a s t Mi

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s . - r v l c e . 7 6 6 

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21 

: S t . P h o n e 6 9 1 2 . 

tg. New
c a m p u s . 
SOO W.

lieA-itifiillv 

furnished 
■oil iii ii:I h o n e T w o b l o c k 
p r j 
ti'n-d 
18 t h S t - M r « . W r i g h t

b a t h . G a* 

tit*- 

Ten-room, two-story liouscs 
sleeping porch, 
glas ed~in 
House ha s been p ai nte d r e ­
cently an d pu t in good con­
dition. Hot w a t e r hea te r. 
for several 
G a r a g e space 
ears. House is loc ated on a 
cor ner lot iii p o p u l a r nei gh­
borhood, wi t hi n one block of 
University Campus. 
Ideal 
f r a te r n it y or 
for 
location 
sorority, 
lf int ere ste d call 
8184.

fr 
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P H VI!
I'hon*

S T U D E N T S — C o o ’ 

SOU I b a a : t 
Ila th . A ls o 
i s , p r iv a t e 
b a t h , 
■uom 
>«• o f k it c h e n , 8 0 5 W . 422-> S t.
6 6 1 6 .

a p a r t m e n t , 

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p r iv a t e 

AUTO SUPPLIES

PLUMBING

I D E A L P L U M B I N G C O. 
C o n t r a c t o r o n N e w Claw# R o o m B ld g 
1001 b in it F ir s t
P h o n e 0 5 7 2 . 

. 

t i n g s . G a # h e a t e r * . 

K. R A V E N , P lu m b in g , r e p a ir # , 

f i t ­
N ic** s » d c e tlo n 
P r ic e s r e a s o n a b le . M o r io n wa***r h e a t e r s 
1 4 0 3 L a v a c a J • r e e l. 

P h o n e 6 7 6 8 .

( .a s 

PA INT & WALL PAPER

GRIFFITH
W a ll P a p e r A P a in t C e .
T h e V al p a r S t o r e 
C o n t r a c t w o r k a s p e c ia l t y 

1 8 0 2 L a v a c a 

P h o n e 8 9 2 7

R O O M A N D B O A R D f o r m e n o r c o u p le .
2 
P h o n e

$ 3 0 p e r m o n t h 

m ea t* SII.'.OO, 

C o lo r a d o . 

3 m e n u 

$ 2 2 .0 0 . 

I - I I 

A U T O P A I N T S H O P 
A u t h o r iz e d On c o R e f in is h in g 
E . R . C O L E , 1 0 6 E . I S T . 

S t a t io n 
P h o n * 4 0 0 5

RECORDS

F O R B O Y S : N ic e c o o ! r o o m * , c o n v e n ­
t o w n . E x c e l­
i f d o Ired. R n a a n n a b ie r a t e # . 

t o U n i v e r s i t y a n d 

ie n t 

le n t m ea* • 
Chon® 9 7 8 9 .

R O O M S A N D L O D G I N G f o r b o r * : T w o
B in a l* , 
if p r e fe r r e d , h o t a d ©old 
•b o w e r .* , c o o l a n d c o n v e n i e n t . M r s . M. 
IS. R o b e r t# , 2 2 0 4 N u e c e s , P h o n e 2 2 “ ! 2.

t h r e e 

R O O M F O R T H R E E B O Y S : T w o b lo c k # 
p r iv a t e b a t h . C o n v e n ie n t 

U n i v e r s e 

a n d c o o l. P e a - o a b le r a t e s , 1 9 0 4 Spec*!
w a y . P h o n e 8 5 7 8 -

R IG H T O N T D K C A M P U S : M e n , e x e c ! .
le n t b o a rd a n d r o o m s n e w ly p a p e r e d . 
s le e p i n g p o r c h . V e r y c o n v e n ie n t - —

C o o l 
2 6 0 4 V. nit ie 

P h o n e 

'2- S S S 7 .

c o o l , 

MU.-'. S A I .L ! K C. W O O D S h a s some n ic e . 
f o r m e n a n d
f o r t h e « o m - 

a n f o r ’ a b le r o o m s 
f o r c o u p le , 

o n e a p a r t m e n t 
m c r . 1 9 3 4 S a n A n t o n io , p h o n e 7 3 8 5 .

F O R B O Y 'S : R o o m a n d b o a r d 

in m o d ­
e r n n e w h o m e . A d p r iv a t e ro o m # w it h 
“in g le b e d s . C o o l a n d c o n v e n ie n t , M rs. 

G. C o o k , 0 1 2 VV. 2 3 r d . Lh a. 

3 6 7 9 .

FO R R E N T : R o o m # f o r b o y s , t w o b lo c k s

U n i v e r s i t y , c o o l a n d c o n v e n ie n t . A l s o ) U L I 
. 

Ii. M . W e d ,

th r e e 
>03 E . 2 3 r d . P h o n e 2 0 1 0 9 .

a p a r t m e n t s . Mr 

FOR BOY S: Room* w ith sleeping porch.
A c r o n * fr o m c a m p u s . T w o a p a r t m e n t s 
'or c o u p le * , o n e w it h p r iv a t e b a t h , M r s. 
C lin e . 4 0 4 W. 2 3 r d , P h o n e 2 4 3 8 3

F O R M K N : R o o m s a n d bor.rd fo r $ 3 0 .0 0 .
S le e p in g p o r c h , c o o l w it h m o d e r n co n - 
r ig h t <,ri c a m p u s , 2 0 5 E a s t 

• e n ie n c e s , 
:51h. P h o n e 8 8 8 5 .

o n e b lo c k 

FO R B O Y 'S : R o o m s & G o o d M e a ls ,
c a m p u * . S l e e p i n g p o r c h e s 
'•bower b a t h s & P o r t e r S e r v i c e . 191*5 
S p e e d w a y . P h o n e 5 405.

FOR B O Y S ; N ic e l y 
r o o m - , 
• ll m o d e r n c o n v e n i e n c e s , s l e e p i n g p o r c h 
n ©onnet t o m , t w o b lo c k # n o r t h o f ca r n - 
•u*. 2 6 1 “ W i c h i t a , 

l o i;tin 2 0 1 6 1 .

f u r l , O h e d 

t y m e m b e r o r q u i e t 

F O R M K N : d e s i r a b l e 

f a c u l ­
T w o 
'd o c k s of C h e m i s t r y B u i l d i n g . Cool a n d 
o n v e n i e n t , w i t h 
s h o w e r . 
t u b 
*>16 1-2. S p e e d w a y . P h o n e 59 8 0 .

fo r 
s t u d e n t . 

ro o m 

a n d 

M K N
b lo c
m >rth
'I: Id

S T U D E N T S — Q u ie t 
o f c a in PU*. 

•O at 

r o o m 
on*' 

G r c a o r y G y m 
I e m G r e e n , F b i * n e 2 - 2 5 2 0 ,

S le e p i n g 

© a a
b lo c k 
p o r c h . 

R O O M S F ( 'R R E N T : 
b f i r o o m 

apt t .b e a s t 

poi . h. P r iv a t e b a th . 
 D ied 7 3 4 5 ,

<pdet h o m e—

w dth 

s le e p i n g 
I CIO S a n A n t o n io 

o n 

fr o m 

t h e C a m p u s 

B O Y S : R o o m 

a c r o s s
th* W o m a n 's G y m n a s iu m . P r i­
v a t e b a th . S h - p in g s r e lie s . R e a s o n a b le . 
M rs. K. 
2 4 0 5 W ic h it a . 
P h p | c 2 I “ 63,

S . Crc k< r, 

b lo c k * 

F O R B O Y S : B o a r d a n d 

t h r e e
P r i v a t e 
b a t h , M r 1. J a m e s S m it h , 
P a r k 
P l a c e , C o r n e r 2 8 t h a n d D u v a l, P h o n e

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

lo d g in g , 

SOO 

o f 

a n d 

F O R B O Y S : B o a r d a n d B o d y in g , 1 9 0 6 , 
F O R 
1 9 0 7 U n i v e r s i t y A v e n u e . 
G I R L S : B o a r d a n d L o d g in g , 
I - 2 
t i n i v c r T ty A v e , R ia u n a b le r a ta # . P h a n ® 
M 

C o p e l a n d 804-3,

I 0 7 

F O R B O Y S : B o a r d a n d lo d g in g , o n e b lo ck
e s - t o f c a m p u # , zxr*r a n d T o m G r e e n . 
. B o s e y . 2213 T in Green S t r e e t , 

C a ll "Ai 
P h o n e 2 1 5 7 9 .

*•>■> •' 

F O R G I R L S : F o u r 

l a r g e r o o m s , S o u t h - 
c a m p u s . 
o w 
$19.01*. Other room* $8.,0 0 », Co®! and 
P h o n e
c o n v e n ie n t . 

2 6 0 0 % W ic h i t a , 

e x p o s u r e , 

b lo c k 

p o r c h 

lo d g in g 

B O A R D a n d 

f o r b o y s : s le e p in g 
in c o n n e c t i o n . M o d e r n c o n v e n ­
ie n c e's, c l o s e t o ( h e U n i v e r s i t y . R e a s o n ­
a b le , Mr-*. J o e l 
i i . G u n n , TOC W . 2 3 r d .
P h o n e $ 6 0 5 .

a n d 
M L N : R ig h t o n th® c a m p u s , ro o m 
e x c e lle n t b o a r d , n e w p a p e r , 
li v in g r o o m 
a n il r id to, s le e p i n g p o r c h t a c o n n e c t io n . 
2 4 0 5 W h ir ls , p h o n e 2 33 5 7.

'O u i . f u r n i b ed b e d r.jo in 

• b r e e adbdtM. A d j o i n i n g b a th . 

fa n tty of 
P r i ­
nt® p h o n e , e n t r a n c e , C onvenient. P u l ­
e r -By a n d C a p i t o l . P h o n e 2 1 0 7 9 .

in 

pus** Q u ie t s t .(iv 

"MQ.-’T A ! T R A C T I V E r o o m s o n 
r o o m a c r o s s 

c a m -
fr o m 
h a t h a n d s h o w e r . S u m m e r rat® #. P h o n o
8 3 8 7 - 5 0 ? VV. 1 9 th ,

'■RACK H A L L 
Heard $ 1 5 

p e r 

o f f e r # 

r o a m s w i t h o u t 
t e r m . A r r a n g e m e n t # 
'f c i 

•»t<l*‘ fo r o n e , t w o . <«r th r o e m e a l* , 
t , h o n e 8 0 1 0 ax 2 ( 1 1 4 .

F O R B O Y S ; R o o m o n e b lo c k o f c a m ­
c o n v e n ie n c e s , 
x ii m o d e r n 
s i n g l e b e d s . 2 HPJ 

fw irch w it h 

p u # w it h 

I .. p in g 

s u n A n t o n io , p h o n e 23143,

l f Y o u r ( cr D o e s N o t S t a r t 
P H O N E K7 I 5.
U N I V E R S H Y E L E C T R IC S E R V I C E 
2 4 12 G U A D A L U P E

A N K W BKJ O R D Y o u ab 
•* 

t a d * v . 

en • -I 

I 

" S w a m p O ho-.L L ’ 
bpi or* h* e • rn. 
I 
8 0 5 C o n g r e s s , P h o n e 7 5 0 8 .

I i 

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a n d
a n d
H a d M { s ic C o .,

tty W a y n e K in g 

BAKERY

W H Y 

P A Y M O R E ?

S p e c ia l R a le # 

t o S o r o r it ie s 

a n d F r a t e r n it ie s .

2 5 9 * G u a d a lu p e 

— 

P h o n e 9 6 1 9 

Q U A L IT Y B A K E R Y

CAFE

STO RA G E & RE P A I R

W A S H I N G , g r e a s i n g .

S T O R A G E 

G e n e r a l R e p a ir 

N O R W O O D M O J O R A M P , LNC.

USED CARS

THOM SON
4 0 4 C o lo r a d a

MOTOR CO.
P h o n e 6 8 9

CIGARS

W H E N Y O U 
A R E D O W N T O W N 
D R O P IN 
A B E F R A N K C IG A R C O .

CLEANERS

T s x a s C le a n e r * a n d S h o e R ep a ir 
Y’o u r p e r f e c t v a le t .
A lt w o rk g u a r a n t e e d .
S Z I6 G u a d a lu p e — P h o n e 5 1 4 1 ,

CLOTHING W ANTED

H I G H E S T c a s h p r ic e s p a id 

fo r a c c e n d - 
h a n d c l o t h i n g , s h o e s , h a t s t r u n k # a n d 
4 1 ? B 6 0 s 

A . S c h w a r t s . 

s u i t c a t e s , 
P h o n e 8 7 6 2 .

H I G H E S T p r ic e * p a id 

r e c o n d - h a n d 
cl* t h in g , - h o t * a n d h a t* . W e a l t o b u y 
P h o n e 8 7 1 ? , or c a ll b y , 

fo r 

tau e v cl*’’ he**. 
4 0 ? E a s t S ix ! h.

DENTISTS

P R K . L Y N N a m i L Y N N 
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T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

free lait ca ed itorials or "firing 

The edit iritil hoard of The Texan so licits the w riting
to bs 

o f 
published in the Student Forum colum ns.
Sttch ed itorials m ust be written by U niversity students, 
ex-students, or faculty members and m ust pertain to some 
phase of student life. 

lin e” articles 

AH con trib ution s m ust be signed, but the c o n trib u to rs 
if he so request*. U nsigned 

.

.

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nam e w ill not be printed 
a rticles will not be printed.

T hose o f 200 words or le s s will receive p refersn ca

CUT-THROAT MAKE-UP QUIZZES

ll

not contended in lins article that all m ake­
up quizzes art' unfair. Some of these are of euch 
a n at ur e as to reflect credit upon the good j u d g ­
m e n t and fair-mnidednex? of the instru ctors who 

give them,

i 

the

is ex on

st i
e r 
inn

However, there is one type of so-called make up 
examination which is so unj ust that there arc no 
words in t he English language bt range enough to 
in fact is not a make-up,
condemn it. This type 
with the odds any- 
[hut is a semi-final cxaniinatk 
to-1 to iO-to-l against the student,
I where from I
tires t ha t a st udent who has miss- 
t.
r<
guiar quiz, rcgardU *s of what good 
cd even out 
have had for doing so, must take 
reason In 
t 
i over the entire seme tor's work 
an examine
the zero that he received for 
us- 
ti
in ord 
the regular quiz. Of course this J 
■ 
Cli ling 
tudont must make an inten ive J 
i* 
ti!
means 
of I h< 
l ouise i ‘ the expense ai weekly r e ­
review 
term reports, daily preparation, and sleep.
ports,
Ind.
who mu t a iisv
as many ques 
Would h .ive ha 
that 
the prcparatii 
final , they c 
quiz, or as iii 
j a st udent wh< 
for missing t 
inlay cut all ti 
! quiz average

truly remarkable if a student ' 
a ny wh e n from twice to t en times 
os on such a make-up quiz as he j 
in tin- regular quiz makes a grade 
ti* passing. And tin n a f t e r all >f : 
f.hat 
! eijuired for these ! emi- 
nt only as much as one regul ar 
txeragc of all those missed. Bo if 
io is not sick or has no decent reason 
regular qui es chooses to do so, he 
the r egular quizes and ba e his on* re j 
r on 
the one semi final * m a k e - u p ” 
uily this type of exam is no encourag- 
it 
lstant and nu ritorious work, and 
a 
ileal to a con- 
uderil who may have (iud some pet - 
reason for miss mg the r egul ar quiz. 
-i> 
type of 
that even 
17. is a gift or privilege of some sort 
•el, because the system is so designed 
n? who missed t h< regular quiz f o r any 
ever might have lo en given a flat zero 
t n a n ' t 1 of a make-up. l f our system 
degenerated to tha. depth, we may a n ­
r e readily sonic of the rumblings that 
augh the press about fiery committee 
the legis lature over teacher s’ salaries 
lotion.-, for higher education. The pee- 
tate are paying th ir good money in 
ii 1 t h a t tiif faculty may help students, 
idents must constanly be chasing fue­
ls fin an inkling of help. Merely a n ­
ole classes twice or three times a day 
ing lectures is not enough. Therefore 
yi'v designed m e n ly ta order (hat they 
In f to those who are gradi ng them, the 
ut ii a1 purposes of sin.* courses in which 
are given a r e totally defeated, and
if scrambling for 
book by student 
the course, par- 
course. The idea 
amu thing is f or­

iLuted the purpose 
the in 11 uct or ’s grade 
hat they must pass 
is a peen quiHte 
hinking and learning

i on ton d od 

1 ut-throut 

- a r 
aula

nix
UM

j)are 

this 

O fi

•t in;

nil

ar

it 

iv, any 

aiding t 
with the
ne in steal

tem which is built for tile pur- 
e people but which gets out of 
peoph 
in other words, becomes 
of a human institution-—-des®'veg
•ked, In our case, when a st ud en t bus a 
in fo** missing a regular quiz— and if is 
■able to find out whet hoi 
that reason E 
»t - he should be allowed an oppor tuni ty 
ip that quiz and not a bunch of others. 
ut has n i good reason for missing a quiz, 
ought Ic deserves no chance f o r a make 

semi-final examinations 
ibis n e a r the 
; erat .Aer are not fair, and it is mainly 

filch we arc obit ct ing. 

— J, V, F.

int at t
ti l ll I I ^
It

up. Th

TK# P a lly Texan, stu d en t m-wf publication of tile U ni- 
*er*ity o f T exas. is published <*e the cam pus of th* U n iver-
airy at Austin by The T exas S tu d en t P ublications, im -o v jjfj 
ated, every m orning e? - * pt Mc' day. throughout 
sessio n . nod every T uesday, T hursday, and Sunday m o m m a 
thro u s ho tit the sum m er sessio n .

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V iolet Richardson

I 'OR T H IS I S S U E

N ight E d ito r
A ssistan t: Walt- r I . Payne.

M arvin G rim tt

THE 4 O’CLOCK RULE

it a tile 

T he ir 

s af eg u ar d s 

is It 
student? at The I n 
ha v e w o n d er ed va 
a n d irritably on otl 
moral 
University ruling if 
4 o ’clock iii tho a f 
are t a b o o o n lite ir 
g i l d s ’ d w t Hilly p l a c e 
cynical doid t has es 
muc hly g u a r d e d rru 
t h e co ed ’s cons : on 
( lire > oil lip lad;- . J 
t h e rest, no doubt, j 
men! it) th e cohnnc - 
pose on th e e d f o 
Texan. I»<>i!c •! < o w n 
h e r wail am ou nt s t 
she has been a b b 
t 
th
cent obse rvatb 
void of t h e sli 
reason but aet 
loge r u b s l o o k 
c a n sit out in 
a n y t i m o o f ti 
rules of p ro prh 
but so long as 
th e A 
befo re 
gods th a t svvc 
w e l l w i n k .

db

R a t h e r t h a n 
futile as;
t h e 
“ w hy a r e rub - 
to snip 
it sh 
mom ent an d t 
cynicism t h a t 
sump t o be ira 
t o n a l is! *. Vt h 
th e I o ’clock 
does it p r e e n

XII Wit

the many now
v of Texas who 
i some occasions 
ne ut the mystic 
I in the present 
tore the hour of 
rn college males
of
precut 
rile rn
c r TTT o f
it h t h e 
'eses of

d th a n 
i i sent- 
int pur-
. Daily 
*d facts 
far as 
m i i i n o -
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o u p h 
i t oi i<

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nay

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( d o g i e 
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T H E Y F I N D N O T H IN G

W i t h o u t ap<

w

Ot ho r u x a r n p h ut' v» h a 
f u s s e r s i n i u d i t u t i o n ; <
I o v e r a f t e r h i g t h y el 
t h e m a t i e a i c a i e u l a t l u r 
, - ‘A u 
p e e l i n g 
i n f a n t s 
t w o w o n 
(■ x p e r i m e n t s 
m y s t e r i e s o f b a l l y h o o 
t h a t : s i x d a s s 
r 
f o l l o w l i g h t a n d >p tv 
l o 
a p e r s o n . A t t h e el 
is a b l e t o h o l d u p 
t o s m i l e .
It 

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p r s i n t o t h e 
1 1 isc< > v er e d 
b a b y ’s o x e s 
t h e y w a t c h 
oi os a baby 
I nine weeks

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I i‘ICS ii
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r i a c h e s f o r a n ol lect 
the e x c i t i n g d i C 'o -v\ 
ss a s f o u n d I h a t • 
baby can sit a l o n e ' *
(. r et ]is a n d \v a l b s s' hi 
and t
s t a r t s s t a n d i ne a 
uns ami climb 
it w a l k s a1 >ru . »
• facts* ami c 
T h o x 1 a r e 
t h 
not help
t o o , b u t o n e i ai 
HCC* of. cl ^ 
b i t a t t h e i g n o m 
ti s a l i d s of
r o l l e d o n f o r th* 
s u s p e c t i n g t h a t a t 
t h e a 
f o r i n s t a n c e ' , t h e b a b y d i n 
t o e s . H o w m a n y b a l l i e s ti 
l i f e u n d e r a t e r r i b l e h a n 
the e n d o f t h r e e s v u e k s til 
u p 
t h e i r < h it 
n o m ic d e p r e s s i o n 
■ j ) r u s u u t 
IU nt <t1 1
c e r n e d w i t h t h e i r A d a1 
h o o d w h e n t h e y s h o u l d h 
u p t h e i r c h i n s .

I ’o r b t p s 
is d u e

. 

c o i n ISP C l i • 
th"ittg 
j u s t a 
Id w i t ii h h a s 
ti I aries never
gu of ‘J > w in*KS, 
.•oyers that it has 
ills I h a vc ■ tarted 
dicap because at 
ey forgot to hold 
the present eco- 
tu lite fact that 
2 too much con- 
: a time in ba he­
ave bet n holding

A person might well (I 
so th.em for 

i n g s a n d 
s t a g e cd U fo a m i i * h e u- 
low t h e • cli 
I d e , l o o pi!; 
c h o l o s h * t ’- s h o o , b a b - 

I-

p the above firul- 
tie per am bul at or 
la at dot s pot f'h#
hup to the psy-

T H E WRONG ATTITUDE

Ba l checks a re always a nuisance, but as the 
■ml of t h e year approaches t hey a r e causing local 
rn. i i hants an unusual 
tro u b le. Of 
"Ui c mors hard.- wish to c oll ed on had checks be­
fore care!!* • 
in d ividu als skate o f f and f o r g e t all 
about t h e m .

a mo u nt of 

An exaspc' r a t ing case has r ecently irritated cm 
[.awn nee merchant to the e xt e nt that he has ap­
pealed to a University represent at ive to help al­
In one p a r ticular case he
i e n a t e 
in touch 
my mg to get 
•r” check, aud when la 
'.mi e< art action to col-

<u. ak table tin 
a ut hor of a *'ri
lid t o baa to h

the situation. 

PLAN HA RY ARD W ARD

Next ye ar will set* the Orange a t 

u s o f

upon a special-trained in va si
with bundreus 
1930 champion Steers into 
stadium. Not only will tho 
nature of an initial bid I ti 
on the Atlantic seaboard l>
Wrest and royal rooters vt 
chance to combine pleasure 
so to speak.

tie. y
me ii

ecu and W hit e j 
on of the East 
following th e I 
the H a t \ a r d 
trip be iii the 
foot Ii all fam e 1 
t provides in- j 
th a splendid j 
with business, t

is fo r 

the convenience of 

the 
■ck w riting 
s, not the merchants. Mix hants take them to 
he en* Honers < onw ai ogee, ( ’hecks have bi 
a p a r t < I our way oi doing business, because 
e xpedite trading and are sa f e r and handier 

hum s of exchange fo r the buyer. 
f o r the buyers to ta k e advantage of the privilege 
i th e n abuse it by causing the merchant* un- 
rn
•e.'sary trouble is disgusting. The w orst aspect 
of the difficulty is tha t, if these practices con­
tinue, 
local m erchants may place restrictions on 
cheek writing, make check black lists, or refuse 

■ • a-h ail of th e m .— Ohio Blate L antern.

There is no refuge from confession but suicide;

and suicide is confession.—-Daniel W ebster.

The itinerary includes ad ded amu-u- 
men.t in the form of sight-seeing tours and 
t h e a t e r show’s. For ma ny it will be th e 
tin East and a chance 
first glimpse of 
to peek at how 
the othe r section of the 
country lives. All in all th e prospect is a 
thrilling one with t he excitement revolv­
ing about the gridiron duel with the Die 
Crimson. 

do m an can write deep d ra m a w ithout a sense 
comedy, a n d a sunnily he c a n ’t w rite a farce 
bout a definite note of tra g e d y .— Owen Davis.
i..... 
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Day-dreaming is pleasant but an ad- the laying of w ise foundations for a most 
Vance assurance o f attendance Brought , enjoyable fail excursion. Beware the las- 
about by immediate and judicious plan- situde of the summer months, and the 
Bing is more su b st a n ti a l, -There is no time i energy-draining procrastinating o f good
like the present for the penny-)aving, and [intentions,

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Steering by Echo

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Photo%ttfk^Caniii»n^JiationslL^*ilw»yl^
Ships plying the route up the Pacific Coast between the main 
land and t h e off-shore islands ste e r du ring foggy w ea th e r by means 
of the echo from a special whistle. The photograph of such a 
whist Ie on the C. N. S. Prince Robert, 'which plies betw een V an­
couver and Skagway, Alaska, is shown in the photograph.

around the 
perip w i t h t k « 

b o l l a r d

office 44, of the W om en’s Gym­
nasium: Marion Seiders, Bernice 
Moore, Louise Morrell, Mildred 
I.ippe, Mary Helen Caswell, V ir­
ginia Hinn, Mary Cline, Oswald 
Parker, Mar iet ta Jackson, F r a n ­
ces .Stiles.

Mary Helen Say ford, Evelyn 
ii AM MENGER is one good I el- J KcVct-I't, Zallie Williams, Mary

low is his crowd. 

Edson, J e a n Pattee, Adele Bar-
FRA NC ES TA KLR. I ON 1)ischf Florence Craddock, Mar ­

T A RLETO N

Saw 

st raj 
and

bling up 
railing to people.

to Main Building; 

The Buzzard c a n ’t decide wh e ­
ther leaving DINA JAC KSON out 
of this would be worse t h a n giv­
ing ber a crack, but we must 
say she s t ' d thinks she is the Dub 
,, j-
BI LL D o z ­
las person 
en g the oppo-
I i7!; is the 
site sex.

tty
tam*

EDL ISE AT K E N 
t r i e d 
line same ti 

H A T C H E T 
t 'actu 
Hung else.

and A DELE
to crash 
the 
thi y do < very -

IV told the Buz-

A R T H I R B A G I 
I /aril he would be 
he di dn’t make m e 
we'll help him out and put him on 
j this one.

team, 

Wonder 

if RAY A LL E N has 

ever made up hi mind.

Ask : I EPH EN ROBS who to 
the 

ti swim a f t e r 

late date for 
G enoa n.

Signing 

of f with such 

good 
names a s E S T H E R HASSE \ RL. 
SARA 
\ N N LEU El SU N, FRAN* 
f ES STILES, and M A DE LI NE 
CALLAHAN.

g a re t Frazier, A da Bliss, B etty 
Imhoff, Lena Leu W ard, Grace 
Hill, 
t hai lotto Strong, Mariana 
Engelking.

M A RGARET KIRKN ER 
Executive Secretary.

in 

E XAMI NATI ONS 

horseback 
rilling will be Tuesday, Wed­
nesday, Thursday, and Fr i da y of 
this week at the r e gu la r hours of 
the riding club.

H E L E N HALL 

Instructor.

27.

MIBS M ARG A RET KIRK N ER 
Executive Secretary,

HENDERSON TO MANAGE

of 

Roy B. Henderson, athletic di­
Interscholastic 
rector 
the 
League Bureau, 
is m a na g e r of 
Barton Springs this season. A fte r 
J u n e I, Ed Barlow, swimming in­
the University, will 
st ru ct or 
resume his duties as life guard 
at Barton Springs, where he eery* 
i rd last season.

in 

t'heH*'t cam^^but T H E R E WI LL be no W. A.

club meetings Wednesday, May

Official Notice
ANY S T UD ENT whose m a x i m u m ) I 
registration du r i n g either se- I 
wester was six seme.*t el hours or I 
less is entitled to a r ef un d of a • I 
portion of t he registration toe on I 
the terms set f o r t h on page 17 of I 
I nf or ma tion Bulk’- i i
the
tin. Such a s tu d e n t should leave; 
his A uditor's receipt a t the office 
of the R e g istra r at once so th a t his | 
refund order m ay be prepared.

General 

E. J. M A TH EW S

STUDENTS 

ta k in g physics may ] 
obtain their re fu n d s fro m 2-4 j 
o’clock daily, Main Building 9. j 
The la st day f o r receiving these j 
fees will be Friday, May 29.

WALLACE W OOLSEY 
librarian.

I W ISH TO BEE the following
girls between Ii and I n’eloek in

GETTING 
MARRIED 
IN JUNE?
W e Have T h e 
Flowers. L e t ’ s 
It Over.
Talk 

H yde Park Floral 
Company

917 Congress-Phone 2-4111

Lawyers ‘Chips 

f Old I doc hs 

( 
If blood and advanced edu­
cation count, the freshm an law 
class of this year should be the 
the 
best 
School of Law, said 
Ira P. 
Hildebrand, dean of the School 
of Law.

th e history of 

in 

in 

the' 

Dean H ildebrand says 

that 
there are more sons, grandsons, 
and relatives of noted Texas 
lawyers enrolled 
t resh- 
man class than at any time bf - 
fore in the history of the school. 
The re are also 5 7 students with 
a bachelor of a r ts degree out
of the (la-- o' I.. I v\ I.u h ma es 
the hight st percentage of fresh- I» t*1'*
man law students with bachelor 
of a r ts degrees th a t have ever 
been enrolled in the school.

W hether this theory will be 
proved will depend upon the r e ­
sults of the final exams, says 
Dean Hildebrand.

Registrar Makes 
(Change in Rules

Late Registration Limited 
To Three Days

registration 

Revision of 

rules 
for the summer session of the U ni­
versity has been announced by 
R e g istra r E, J . Mathews, who has 
called the attention of prospective 
Students to the fact t h a t only three 
days are allowed fo r late re g is tr a ­
tion this year, instead of the cus- 
• ternary week.

been on th e e n te rta in m e n t plat­
form for more than fifteen year*. 
,
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ELLIS IMPROVES

is 

ill at Seton 

Christine Ellis, Alpha Xi Del­
ta, assistant to Dr. H. T. M an­
uel, professor in educational psy­
Infirm ­
chology, 
ary, b u t was reported 
improved 
Monday. H e r home is in San An­
tonio. She is a g ra d u a te stud en t 
with a degree in educational psy 
chology. She is w orking toward a 
m a ste r of a r ts dergee.
-------------- o 

........

sn 

t he dance 

Members of 

HOLD FINAL MEETING

This change has been made be­
com­
c a u s e of the fa ct t h a t each term 
of the summer session is only six 
mittee will hold their l as t offic­
weeks 
length, and the work
ial business meeting of the yearj
j progresses so rapidly th a t a stu
o’clock, Charlet 
Tuesday a t & 
stat cd.I
den; en-, t mr a "• -ok ‘ 
• has mis - y.jvley, dance man ag e r , 
od a g r e at deal of impor tant in- j Those who are on the dance com- 
ltljttee are Leroy J ef f er s, IU sa- 
formation. In accordance with tins 
Leslie, E d m u n d Dyche, iMistj 
ju Mary Bewley, a ss is ta nt 
tc 
 Deftn of Women, and Arni
Nowotny, assista nt dean of m e r J

j amended 
rule, 
take place on 
and no student may register later ; ^
than Friday, J u n e 12. The dead­
l i n e for adding courses h as a l s o ’ 
> been set as F riday , Ju n e 12, Mr.
I Mathews added.

r e g i s t r a t i o n ' will i 
I uesday, J u n e 9, 

AM PLIFIERS INSTALLED

-------------- o-

Jess Pugh, hum orist and story- u se for Com m encer/lent, but 

10,000 Lira Prize Is

-o

Offered Economists p UgR 

Entertain

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I n S u H n i R C r S e s s i o n

The In tern ation al In stitu te of 
Agriculture at Rome, Italy, will j 
>ffer a prize of 10,000 lira for 
the best recent work in the field : teller, will be p resen ted in a spe­
cif agricultu ral 
the 
summer. Anybody interested 
in I sum m er e n te rta in m e n t committee, 
the su b jec t may o ff e r a manu- T hursday night, J u n e l l , in the 
This program 
script fo r competition. The best open-air th e a te r. 
paper subm itted will be selected, will launch the first bit of enter- j 
tain m en t which is being provided ; 
Dr. C. A. Wiley, professor of eco- 
I fo r th e sum m er students, Dean V. J
nomics, announced. 

n e x t; cial pro gram sponsored by 

economies 

I h 

sys j m 

in plifying 

a1 
j Gregory Gym nasium is r tx>w blini 
; installed, George Staple us, assistl 
ant com ptroller, announced Mon!
day. The s sterna will Ire ready foj
ij
will not be r< ady fo r the 
plaj
which is to bt presented in th] 
Gym Thursday, and Friday, M a|
28 and 29.

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WHAREY TO SPEAK

The In ternational In stitu te of j I. Moore announced today. 

Dr. J. B Wit.*u ey , professor oj 
the principal
be 
Dean Moore, who has heard Mr. | speaker at a i open meeting oj
A griculture is m aintained through
I t , Pugh ent ert ain, states th a t Pugh j the P a t h f i n d e r s ’ club, Thursday 
the co-operation of JO nations. 
o’clocj 
is making an effo rt to stim ulate I is a refreshing departure from the I night, May 2*8, at 8:30 
interest in writing and study of I ordinary 
the executive conf 
e n te r ta in e r 
agricultural economics, Dr. W iley (please everybody who will come mittoe will lie hosts* This will bj 
said. 

' o u t to he ar him, Mr. Pugh has ; the 

last m eetin g of the year.

and will Members of 

English, w ill 

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T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1931

PACF *IX

Low Sales Mark 
Shown by Report

D ecline Is 9 .4 Per Cent 
Over 1931 Record

M arch sale* o f ST d e p a r t m e n t 
stores, r e p o r tin g 1 
th e U n i v e r ­
to 
s ity B u r e a u o f Business R esearch 
w e r e 9.4 p e r ce n t low er th is y e a r 
co n s id erab ly 
t h a n 
in 
g r e a t e r de* line 
th e 3 p e r 
c e n t r e p o r te d by th e F e d e r a l R e ­
s e rv e B o a rd fo r th e c o u n try a s a 
whole,

1930, a 

th a n 

“ P ric e d eclines p ro b a b ly 

a c ­
c o u n t f o r a la rg e p a r t of this d e ­
in d o lla r valu e o f sales, 
c re ase 
an d 
if c o m p a riso n s w e re m a de 
b e tw e e n a c tu a l vo lu m e s of goods 
sold this y e a r and last, th e c u r ­
r e n t y e a r w ould d o u b tle ss m a k e 
a co n s id e ra b ly b e t t e r show in g,” 
th e b u r e a u 's r e p o r t said.

th e 

t o t a l ' 

last M arch, a n d 

“ C orpus Christi, S an A ntonio, 
s u b s ta n tia l 
an d W aco all m a de 
c o m p a re d
Increa ses in sal* - 
th e ir r e s ­
with 
p ec tiv e 
y e a r to- 
for 
d a te a r e well above th e ir sales in 
t h e c o r r e s p o n d in g 
y e a r . Si* cities had loss* s of m o re 
th a n 20 p<>r cent. E a s t e r 
e a r ly 
it 
is possible th a t sales d u r in g th e 
l a t e r p a r t of Mach w ere stim u la t- i 
cd by E a s t e r buying.

th is y ea r, nod 

in April 

cam e i 

period 

last J 

Sale* Increase
in c re a se 

th e 

“ T he 

f e b r u a r y 

to M arch 

ll p e r ce n t, . 

th e sa m e m onths. El 

im provem ent rn 
tw o m o n th s ; 

in 11 xas sales 
this 
fro m 
y e a r a m o u n tin g to 21 p< *• c e n t, 
t h r e e y e a r a v e r a g e of 2 per cent 
f o r 
Paso, 
w ith an in c re a s e of 
m a d e th e la r g o * 
sales b e tw e e n 
th is f ig u r e 
is conside ra b ly above j 
t he 33 p e r c e n t . t tic t h rce yea! av ■
< r a g e 
p e r i od . 
f o r 
H o u s to n , S an A ngelo, a n d San 
A n to n io also show ed h ig h e r 
in­
c re ase d sales for t h e t w o m o n th s 
th is y e a r th o u the p e r io d 
1927, 
1928. 1929 from which t h e t h r e e 
y e a r a v e r a g e s w ere c o m p u te d . Un- j 
iv A bilene failed to in c re h e f ro m j 
F e b r u a r y to March.

info • a s e 

ti e 

“ S ale s f o r th e y e a r so f a r 

in 

the c o r ­

1931 a m o u n t t o $ 1 2 ,316,000 
a g a in s t $18,787,000 
re s p o n d in g p e rio d of 1930, a de- j 
cline of 10.7 p e r cent, c o m p a r e d j 
w ith a 7 p e r cent loss in th e en- j 
fifte e n 
t i r e U n ite d S ta te s . T h e 
sm a lle r 
th e g r o u p o f 
sto re s 
cities h a v e had a d ro p in d o lla r 
v alu e of 
ales a m o u n tin g to 26.5 
pi r c e n t f o r t h e p e rio d .”

in 

in 
as t 

R eview Of -

C o n tin u e d F ro m P a g e I

f o r th e College of Mine 
M e ta l lu r g y s u m m e r session
I m p o r t a n t m e a s u r e s 

and

T w o Cities Fail

In G eneral Increase

in 

r e ta il 

to s h a re 

a m o u n t i n g 

th e g e n e r a l 

O nly tw o citie s in T e x a s f a il­
ed 
in ­
c re ase in r e ta il d e p a r t m e n t sto re 
sales d u r i n g April, a c c o r d in g to 
th e B u r e a u o f B usiness R e se a rc h 
a t T h e U n iv e r s ity of T exas. The 
in c re ase , 
to 5.6 p e r 
c e n t o ver th e f ig u r e s f o r M arch, 
w a s fa ir ly well d is t rib u t e d over 
th e S ta te . T h e to t a l d o lla r volume 
o f 
t u r n o v e r w a s 14 p e r 
c e n t less th a n d u r in g th e c o r r e s ­
p o n d in g m o n th of la s t y e a r, ho w ­
the 
ever, CorpSl* C h risti b e in g 
o nly c ity not show in g a decline 
from 1930 
th e B u r e a u ’s 
r e p o r t show ed.
B usiness 

f o u r 
m o n th s of th e y e a r , on a dollar 
basis, w as 11.9 p e r c e n t less th a n 
d u r in g 
th e c o r r e s p o n d in g period 
of last y e a r , w ith C o rp u s Christi, 
San A ngelo a n d S an A n to n io the 
only cities in the list n ot in c lu d ­
ed in th e g e n e r a l decline.

levels, 

f i r s t 

th e 

f o r 

to $4,760,000 

S ales o f 89 c o m p a ra b le s to re s 
d u r in g A pril a m o u n te d to $5,143,- 
000, c o m p a r e d 
in 
in April, 
M arch and $5,981,000 
ind i­
1930, 
ca te d. Sales f o r 
f o u r 
m o n th s of th e y e a r a m o u n te d to 
$1 7 ,783,000, c o m p a r e d 
to $20,- 
184,000 in th e c o r r e s p o n d i n g p e r ­
iod of 1930.

th e B u r e a u ’s r e p o r t 
th e f irs t 

HACKETT TO LECTURE

th e m e e tin g of 

Dr. C. W. H a tc h e tt, p r o fe s s o r 
of L a t in - A m e iie a n h istory, will 
le c t u r e on “ T h e New L a t in - A m e r -
ican Policy o f the U nited S t a t e s ” ! 
at 
th e H a rriso n 
H isto ry C lub T u esd a y , May 26, in 
H arriso n Hall I, a t 5 o ’clock. A 
I ro u nd ta b le discussion will follow 
! the le c tu re , Wilson E lkins, c h a i r ­
th e p r o g r a m c o m m itte e ,

man o f 

1 

5 sta te d .

EM PLOYED BY HOSPITA L
Alice M a rie Horrell, d a u g h t e r 
of P ro f e s s o r J a m e s A. Correl', o f 
I th e College of E n g in e e r in g , is now 
I in th e em p lo y of th e S t a t e H os­
pital in S an A n to n io d o in g social 
service w ork, a lo n g w ith che m ic al 
an alysis a n d x -ra y cases. Miss 
(Horrell received h e r d e g re e fro m 
the College o f P h a r m a c y in 1930.

of to d a y t r a i n e d the s tu d e n t who 
was a p t a t r e s e a r c h r a t h e r th a n
th e one who w as a t home in e v e r y ­
d a y life. He em p h asized th e cu l­
tu r a l e d u c a tio n r a t h e r th a n 
the 
professional.

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li-hi r, th e A merit 
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opu le n t, P rincipl 
< 'o n U n a tion, I ’eta".I. a n d I* 
m a n ce et 
( S ta t i o n e r y and 
ta b le t Has a n d Oil Engine:- 
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in j u n i o r colleges, t*1 hail a1 s 
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A n ti-Slum C am paign

Dwight L. H o o p in g a r n e r who 
received his b a c h e lo r of a i l s d e - , 
g re e from th e U n iversity ill 1913 j 
and his m a s te r of a r t s d e g r e e i n t 
1915 and ta u g h t e d u c a tio n a l pay-J 
ecology 
is now exeeu- j 
tive s e c r e ta r y anet a s sista n t t r e a s ­
ure! of th e A merit a n C o n s tr u e - ) 
is p l a n n in g I 
lion Council, an d 
o u t New 
.1 c a m p a ig n 
Y o rk ’s slums.

tie 
to w ipe 

in 1913, 

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ing a d e m a n d 

fo r $ 250,000,000

be 

could 

gage. T his fu nd, M r. H oopingar* 
I net’ believes, 
r a is e d 
with tin' b a c k in g o f such g ro u p s 
as th e New Y ork S ta te H ousing1 
Board to g u a r a n t e e th e se curitie s. 
Ho says, " ‘Not only w ould slum s 
be abolished, b u t a g r e a t im p e tu s 
would be givi ii to th e 
la n g u is h ­
ing b u ild in g i ruin try.

A R T I C L E A C C E P T E D

lr-. Sidney E d w a rd Me/.es, p r e s ­
ide n t e m e r itu s of th e U n iv ersity , 
h ad Ins a r ti c le , “ T he P a ssin g of 
the L iberal C ollege,” a c c e p te d by 
th e May issue of School a n d S e ­
emly. Hr. Mexes ex p re ssed 
th* 
t h e college e d u c a tio n
belief th a t 

WRECKER SERVICE 
CALL 4101
Civ* us a trial at refinishing 
your fenders.
Austin Fender and 
Body Co.
FIF T H A N D LA V A C A

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in
f in a1 f o rm a b o u t .1UI > I, said Pro- 
fess.or I logier. He ex p lain e d t hat 
e x ­
t he oi)ject of 
pressed in th e p r e f a c e , which fol-

w ith th e U n iv e rsity oil la n d s in ­
c lu d e d a m e a s u r e a llo w in g 
th e 
f o r L e a se o f U n iv e r s it y 
B o a r d 
L a n d s to le ase t r a c t s of w ild c a t 
la n d u p to a m a x im u m o f 6.900 j low s:
a c r e s in ste a d o f th e ‘540-acre m a x i 
m u m u n d e r t h e old law. 
It also 
fo r w hich a b e i n th e in te n tio n of th e a u t h o r ii p | 
e x t e n d s 
le a s e ca n be m ade, p r o v id in g f o r to p r e s e n t a n e l e m e n ta r y t r e a t i s e j (ism 
in te r n a l com* Si 
le ase s f o r a f iv e - y e a r e x p l o r a to r y on 
t e r m w ith th e p rivilege o f a five- bu t ion e n g in e s, c o n s id e r in g only 
gv 
y e a r e x te n sio n , by u n a n i m o u s v o te tin- t h in g s which f o r m a n im poi*- ; :5h 
th e d e v e lo p m e n t of I iRfl 
o f th e B o a rd . Bids w ould also be (ant p a r t 
re c e iv e d by public a u c tio n a s well 
this subje ct a n d d e s c r ib in g thus 
as by sealed bids u n d e r th e te rm s eng in es a n d a u x ilia rie s which are 
o f 
t u r n s o v e r to 
g e n t s th e 
i n g U n iv e r s it y la n d s su rv ey e d and 
geologized, r e lie v in g t h - B oard for 
L e a s e o f U n iv e r s it y L an d s o f 
f u n c ti o n . 

,,r has a c c e ss to in f o r m a t i o n re 
lasing to , 

th e act. A n o t h e r m e a s u r e most c o m m o n ly u-wd in p r a c tic e :! 

rig h t a n d d u ty of hav- th a t the r e a d e r is a c q u a i n te d w ith, |

“ T h e a s s u m p tio n h a b e e n m a d e

this How of h e a t a n i 

th e B o a rd o f Re- 

th e p rin cip les of 

th e s u b je c t of 

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A t th e 
sity, a n d 
to r n e y - G e n e r a l. 
m a d e provision fo r liv e a d d itio n a l 
to th e A t t o r n e y - Gen 
a s s is ta n ts 
th e s e a s s is ta n ts 
era l, one o f 
h a n d l e I n iv a r s ity m a t t e r s e x c lu ­
sively.

Bills lim itin g 

g r a d u a t e w o rk 
g iv e n by e d u c a tio n a l in s titu ti o n s 
o f th e S ta te , e x c e p t th e U n i v e r ­
sity. and hills prop o sin g to raise 
f e e s a t th e in s titu tio n s w e r e not 
fin a lly passed, not h aving been 
r e a c h e d on th e c a le n d a r.

‘ 

r e p o r t 

c o n f e r e n c e 

A ppropriations contained in the 
fr e e 
f in a l ly , 
adopted b y the Senath and H o u s e 
Were o f course co n s id e ra b ly be- tl r 
low the am ounts r eq u e sted by the 
R eg en ts and a p p r o x im a te ly $38,- 
0 0 0 below th e Iota! received f o r 
th e last b ie n n iu m , b u t a proposal 
to cut all s a la r ie s five a n d 
te n 
p er c e n t w as d efea ted . A ction fay 
the G overnor on the appropriation 
btl! has not b ee n 
in dic ated, b u t 
he has signed every other U n iv e r ­
sity bill.
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v e r s it y by r e p r e s e n ta t io n 
in Tile 
C a ctus.

th*- 

Last y e a r ’s edition of Th*1 C a c­
tus won All-American rating, th e 
highest possible g ra d e , 
in a n a ­
tional c o n test. T h e 1931 book will 
be entered in the- contest during 
the co m ing su m m er.

S T U D E N T ’S F A T H E R D IE S
F loyd Kdlingsvvorth, s t u d e n t in 
t h e U n iversity , wa-. ( a il e d t o his 
ho m e in R a n g er, S u n d a y , b e c a u s e 
o f th e d e a th of his f a t h e r , F. W. 
K iib n g s w o r th . Mr. Killing*-w o rth 
died su d d e n ly a b o u t n o o n S u n d a y 
o f h e a r t disease. K illm g sw o rth bs 
a s e n io r in the School o f B usiness 
A d m in is tra tio n .

t h e a u t o m o b ile en g in e, 

t h ^ 
most com m only used in te r n a l rom - • 
will aid m a te ria l- 1 

to b u , tion engll 

Iv in h elp in g the r e a d e r to u n d e r ­
s ta n d m ore 
re a d ily 
m a t t e r a n d illu stratio n s.

the w ritte n I 

“ At v ario u s p a r t s of the 

t<-\; 
typical e x a m p le s hav e been w o r k ­
ed out 
in d e t a il t o show she a p ­
plications of 
at hand. A n u m b e r of problem s 
to 
in cluded 
have been 
e w e the real ei* a rea d s m eans fo r
th e ma-

t h e aiibje t m a t t e r i 

in o r d e r 

. . .

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April. T he 
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book, f m 
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Review*. Dr. E, T, Miller, p r o f e s ­
sor o f economics, a n n o u n c ed .

C la y Z a c h r y a n d W a lte r Ely, 
th e U n iv ersity , w ere 
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in K e rrv ille F rid a y and S a tu r d a y .

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