Football Today Today's Editorial Freshman vs. Aggies THE TOREADOR End Of Joke VOL XIV Z-742 LUBBOCK, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1938 NUMBER 20 Two Judging Squads Go Now—Tech Judges Plans Underway Apple Varieties Student Council Fixes Yearbook To National Contests For 'West Texas In Kansas Meet Judging teams in livestock and crops left this week for Chicago and Kansas city to take part In National Inter-collegiate contests. Through efforts of W. W. Yo- Beauty Nominations F or Nov. 29 Under direction of E. T. Duke, instructor in agronomy, a four cum. associate professor of horti- man crop judging team left Wednesday for Kansas city where they Day' Saturday culture, Texas Tech for the first will compete Nov. 21. The International Livestock team, composed time in its history will be repre- Voters Select of six students, departed for Chicago Thursday for the Livestock Ex- sented at the annual Inter-colle- position there Nov. 26 to Dec. 3. Crowd Of 20,000 giate Apple Judging contest at Departing Coeds Manhatten, Kansas, on Dec. 12. 24 Coeds The Crops judging team will Expected For Debators Enter compete with approximately 15 A three-member team and one Leave 'Buddy' To Student council members this leading colleges of the United Event alternate will be selected by Dec. week fixed Tuesday, Nov. 29, as States and Canada in a contest 3 from a field of 13 students of With a goal of 20,000 attendance, systematic pomology who are Seven Mothers electiOn date for nominations for that requires identification of the Legislators Like Kansas Tourney working daily under Dr. Yocum's coed candidates for La Ventana most important corp varieties. college officials have launched supervision. "It's amazing" — these reflexes beanty pages. weeds and diseases. They will also plans for West Tex. Day Satur- College Paper day, Nov. 26, by sending invitations The Manhatten contest Is spon- Tech Teams Receive that pucker through the perplex- From names submitted at the judge and give the commercial sored by Kans. State Agircultur- ed, chubby little face of Baby Gor- polls by students, twenty-four girls grain of typical samples of Ameri- to 80 surrounding towns and cities Bid For Third Time Texas legislators are finding to attend the Tech-Marquette foot- all college. Contestants will be re- don "Buddy" Stuart, protege of the receiving the highest number of ca's harvest. out about Tech. How? They ball classic. quired to identify 100 apples of Tech debate teams will enter the practice house ,says his work-a-day nominations will be selected for En route to Kansas City, the are reading The TOREADOR, mouthera Nine weeks and two beauty candidates. The group will Letters by the executive com- 30 different varieties. They will Inter-State Debate Tournament at four commercial grain and grad- sent to them every week days after he first established him- bet narrowed to 16 contestants ap- mittee and an accompanying news also judge the fruits' keeping Southwestern college, Winfield, ing seniors will atop in Stillwater through arrangements made by self In the campus practice house proximately a week later when release concerning the game are quality, color, size, form, and uni- Kansas, next Friday and Satur- tomorrow to work out at Oklahoma Dean J. M. Gordon. he has learned the ropes, .and set- preferential ballots are cast for being sent to the various Chamber formity. Competiting teams will be day for the third time. Enrollment A and M. Another practice ses- tled down to the fond care of seven campus Aphrodites. Some of the legislators have of Commerce officials t oward selected from leading agricultural In the tournament is limited to "- will be held, Nov. 19, at Kan- loving coeds, and now an event Although La Ventana editor. answered their thanks by let- bringing a record-breaking crowd. schools of the Middle West. fifty Colleges. This is the second sas colieg Manhatten. ters to Dean Gordon. Kai Se- Preparing for the contest, Tech's largest debate tournament In the comes to interrupt his well ordered Tom Coker, has not announced the "Visit Texas Technological col- The oliegiate Crop Judg- horticultural students have been United States, says Annah Jo Pen- life. method of selection for the final grist, Dallas, was one of those lege on West Texas day, Nov. 26, ing show is sponsored by the Kan- • studying apples from local mar- dleton, professor of speech, and For today, seven probably tear- eight winners who will occupy full who have answered so far. His and see a real heads-up football kets. For cl.sIfication purposes, debate team coach. ful coeds must bid farewell to the pages In the yearbook, he has in- sas City Board of Trade and Cham- letter, in part, reads: "I deeply game," the letters read. ber of Commerce. The winning appreciate your thoughfulness they have obtained varieties from Students tentatively listed to at- darling of their hearts as their stituted a plan somewhat new at Marquette Is annually one of the team will be awarded permanent in sending me the college pa- New Mexico, Missouri, Colorado, tend are: Waggoner Carr, Lub- term of service In the Home Eco- Tech. Each of the 24 girls nom- possession of a gold cup and mem- per, and as you are sending it strong teams of the north. This Michigan and Wisconsin. bock; Richard Burwell. Amarillo; nomics practice house ends and inated at the Nov. 29 election will season they took a 7-0 win over bers of the three high ranking regularly, it will help me to Raymond Goodrich, Amarillo; they return to their regular dor- be listed in the book as a beauty SMU and lost to the powerful TCU mitory and boarding places. Their nominee. Her picture will be in- teams receive gold, silver and know better the Texas Tech- Shirley Bass, Houston; Lois Mae Frogs by 21-0. This is the second time at the practice house is over, cluded in addition to those ulti. bronze medals. Colleges w hose nological college and its activi- Speer, Dickens; Mary Paul Long, season the Golden Avalanche has and they must give their places mately selected. teams placed second and third re- ties along with its needs. I can Lubbock; Orville Charier, Level- traveled this far south to play a Band Leaves For to seven other coeds whose aim it ceive scholarships of $50 each, to truthfully say I think It is one land; Warlick Carr, Lubbock; Roy At the same meeting of the game since they played In the first is to become perfect home makers, be awarded to the most worthy of the best college papers in Chambliss, Brownfield. Student council, the body ap- Cotton Bowl game two years ago. and who are also waiting for a students In crops. Texas." 'The Pi Kappa Delta debate ques- propriated 9200 to send the yell News releases and mention that tion will be used, "Resolved: that chance at the affection of the lit- leaders and Saddle Tramps to Twenty-seven teams were repre- Rogers Kelley, Edinburg, ad- Albuquerque Tilt a large crowd will guarantee in- the United States should cease to tle blue eyed rascal named Gor- today's football game at Albu- sented last year in the national vised that he was specially in- terest of South Plains fans In foot- use public funds for the purpose don. Baby Gordon can now boast querque, N M. Five dollars competition. terested in Government In- ball and is expected to encourage New Formations Will Be of stimulating business." of having had fourteen mothers in were given each of the 5 yell structor J. W. Davis' survey of The contest has been won the signing of several contracts for Each of the four teams to go one school semester. Quite an en- leaders and 35 members of the legislative reapportionment in Presented During Half last two years by the Kansas State games next season. will participate in at least eight viable record. male cheering unit, to partial- Agricultural college, consisting wto the plains region. Other entertainment plans f o r With an elaborate program plan- debates, two non-decision, and six All senior home economics maj- ly defray expense of the trip. of the three victories required to the day are developing. ned for today's Tech-New Mexico decision. Last year the men's ors, the new inhabitants are Ploy The manner in which the final gain permanent possession of the university game, the Matador band team all debates they entered, and Glenn, Bonita Williams, Thelma selection of La Ventana beauties bronze bull. Ohio State also has and approximately 400 Lubbock coeds lost only one. The first year Fisher, Margaret Hemby, Ruth will be made Is left to the discre- two victories, winning in 1932 and citizens left last night for Albu- Tech debaters entered the Win- Holland, Mary Elizabeth Standl- tion of Editor Tom Coker. Right 1933. Pre-Laws Open Trek To Doak querque, New Mexico, aboard a field tournament they won first fee and Jean Conrad. The depart- to determine the method of naming Institutions having w o n the Santa Fe special train. place, the second year, second ing coeds all boast that Gordon winners rests with the editor fol- bronze bull since 1930 Include Fur- The Tech rooters have worked place. has flourished wonderfully under lowing a constitutional amendment due University, 1930; Iowa State. Dining Room For First Trial out a program to give between the The team leaves Lubbock Wed- their care—after nine weeks he is to that effect two years ago. The 1931; Texas Tech, 1934; and Mis- halves. nesday by automobile, and returns one and a half pounds heavier, has clause was retained in the new stu- Five ranks will form at both the November 27. one new tooth, and is on his way souri University, 193$. Oklahoma Oyez! Oyez! dent constitution adopted last University retired a trophy in 1929. east and west sides of the field. A • to becoming champion crawler of spring. "Superior Court for the Die Enroute to Chicago the livestock section of trumpets will march up his age. Ballots for the election will be trict of Tech is now in session. judging team visits the following WAA Makes Plans the field, play a fanfare and fall Wallace Predicts 0— available at the booth In the Ad- places: Rise, pel.e!" back into their original position. ministration building where Tore- In Oklahoma they judge Here- For Activities Monday night at 7 o'clock Chief Using the "waltz" step, ranks European Events adors are distributed. Students fords at the Harper and Turner Justice Lewis Earl will bring down from the east side of the field YMCA Schedules will nominate three candidates in ranch, Sulphur; Hampshire hogs In Tuesday Meet his guilt-edge gavel upon t h e will swing into position in the sen- For Coming Year order of preference. Council of- and barrows at the Harry Moore kunckles of William McGowan, ter of the field. The west ranks ficials will be in charge of the ranch, Union; every kind of live- Women's Athletic Association formally charged with the first will perform the same maneuver, Ernest Wallace, history instruc- election. stock at Oklahoma A. & M. col- met Tuesday night for reports on degree murder of Warren "Skillet" playing "Ach Die Liber Augus- tor, recently gave a prediction of Speaker On Dec. 5 Last year the eight yearbook lege, Stillwater. recent activities. Nobles, and climax a feud of long tine." Then the whole band will what's going to happen next year beauties were chosen by Arthur In Missouri they judge Poland standing among Pre-Law members march to the end of the field and Portune who accompanied Harold Delegates to the Tex. Athletic —that is, in the field of European Dr. Edwin E. Aubrey of the Uni- China hogs and barrows at the countermarch back to position. Bauer, artist course performer, to Society for College Woman, to as to their respective legal talents. history. versity of Chicago department of Columbian atockfarms, G rand The dining room of the girl's Formation of N.M.U. will be pro- Lubbock. Portune accepted t h e convene in Waco, made a full re- "For the last five years," says Christian theology and ethics will C. Pen- sented to New Mexico university task of naming the beauties after View; Percherons at the J. port on WAA programs through- dorm, scene of many an epicurean Mr. Wallace, "This department has speak twice on the campus on Dec. contest, has been fans and the traditional double T being approached on the subject ny farms, Hamilton. out the state. Association pres- chosen for the predicted coming events In Eu- 5 under the direction of the Texas Tn tilIent. 92•2__tirisf. •hort horns courtroom and furnished in a n will he formed to the tune of the by Marie George, editor of the 1938 ideal Gloik.del D,,wcn took active :ape they can happen!..." Teehnolovical ,College YM-YWCA,, exact replica of the Judicial Per- Matador Song. at Mothers Brothers ranch, Mason part in the program. at present." A study of history, he Regular meeting of the fresh- City; Belgians and barrows at the Members who sold football sou- iod. Chairs and lamps have been • says, shows that Hitler and Mus- man YM-YWCA group was con- While Coker has not yet an- bolted securely to the floor as a nounced how the beauties will be Sugar Grove farms, Aurora. venirs reported a successful cam- solini are familiar with factors ducted Wednesday night at the protest against use of physical named, he They judge every kind of live- paign. Christmas cards will be causing of the downfall of great home of Mr. and Mrs. George Du- indicated the method force in determining weight of evi- would be similar to that pursued stock at the University of Wis- sold to further the treasury. Com- nations of the past. and are pro- pree, 2314 Seventeenth street. A dence In the case. Textiles Conduct last spring. consin. mittee chairmen are Mary Moore, fiting by these mistakes in build- skit was presented by Norma • • for sales In town and Grace Lee Jurymen will be chosen from ing up their own nations. Norma Price, Leroy Eger, Dan Mahoney, for sales In' the dormit- spectators without regard to hon- "Hitler's next move," he says Chambers, Ruth Cowan, Claudia ory. esty or intelligence. This action, 'Senior' Caucus "will be a demand for the return Reinhold, Florence Stone, Wayne La Ventana Color Tarbox Named To The WAA Homecoming break- said Justice Earl, will assure the of Germany's colonies. He realizes Liles and Oneita Belle Hufstedler. fast was attended by 41 members court of having at least 12 men on Textile engineers hold open that without expansion a country Frances Price led the group In a Proofs Due Today and ex-students. Past presidents the jury. house for high school seniors of is doomed to die, and he Is de- worship program. introduced were Maude Du Skies, Students and townspeople are In- Lubbock and surrounding coun- termined to continue his struggle A discussion on "A students Prop !prints of the several pages Southwest Team '26; Margaret Baskin, '30; Dollie vited to attend the first Mock ties Monday night from 7 to 10 for Germany supremacy." looks at the Christian Faith", was of color pictures for 1939 LA VEN- Clements, '33; Doris Hoppying, '36; Trail and assist In the sound ef- o'clock in the Textile building, ac- Repeating that this policy of led by Mary Len Crawford at the TANA are due here today, says Upon arriving on the campus and Elsie Tucker Stout, '37 and fects. However, they are caution- cording to Prof. M. E. Heard. Imperialism is nothing new, Mr. upperclassman "Y" meeting Wed- Tom B. Coker, editor. These pho- some weeks ago, sports publicity '38. Others attending were Eloise ed not to attempt to intimidate After the guests have been di- Wallace cited examples of how our nesday night. The program was tographs include scenes of the Tex- man Bill Parker said in part. 'I Smith, Chystelle Scudder Sanders, witnesses or jurymen. rected through the plant they will own country, forced to seek new the first of a series on relative sub- tile, Engineering and Administra- like Tech and I like the country.' Geraldine Fox, Evelyn Gregory, •— be entertained In the dyeing lab- territory, expanded from one jects. Rev. J. Hoytt Boles, Tuna tion buildings, and the Matador Today this unassuming gent has Pauline Jones, Inez Rose, Faye oratory with a "Dr. Quiz" pro- ocean the other, annexed Texas, Presbyterian pastor, will speak on band. the entire nation taking notice of Hodge Glazner, Klipstein Frye, Scholastic Twins gram, in which all will take part. Florida, bought Alaska, and ex- a similar subject at a meeting for All other views of campus build- Coach Pete Cawthon's Red Raid- Mary Jo Luna, Dorothy Abernathy, Tokens will be given to contest tended control over the Hiwallan members of the organization and ings will be sent to engravers to- day, Coker announced. These lat- ers—and the grid-mad public seems Effie Lou Kraster, Juanita Corely, Run A Dead Heat winners. and Philippine Islands. "We may guests Dec. 1. to like the idea of hearing about Mrs. Marcus Pitts. Vocational Agricultural teachers denounce the dictators and their ter pictures are in black and white the colorful Tech eleven. who are to bring students are R. and are taken from angles never Floyd Glenn and Margaret Hem- policies." he says. "but the day This week Eimer Tarbox was H. Davis, Ropesville; L. M. Har- heretofore printed. Views of the by, both of Sweetwater, were born will eventually come when Ameri- chosen left-halfback on the All- grave, Friendship; J. N. Johnson, campus, several layouts of the foto- Potter Addresses in January, 1918. Both graduated ca will be forced to expand again, Southwest team by the NEA ser- Cooper; Roy M. Mark, Roosevelt; Good News From ball team in action, and other min- from high school with straight A and will have to follow these same vice. A recent issue of the New M. J. Williams, Shallowater; A. C. or layouts are in the next ship- Law Class Monday average in May, 1935. In Septem- policies." York World - Telegram carried a Strickland, Slaton; Lawrence Ship- ments to engravers and printers. ber they came to Team Tech and And the dove of peace will lose Home? Well, Hardly cartoon that pictured Tech riding man, New Deal . J. Walter Grist, Mounting of class, club, and ac- D. R. Potter, of the secretarial registered for general home eco- a few more tail feathers. on top of the world—and casually McAdoo; B. C. Drinkard, Anton; If notes of discouragement tivities pictures was started this staff of Sen. Morris Sheppard of nomics. In June they shared the glancing at the possibilities of Mm. W. Hall, New Home; Coleman have any effect there's one week and will be continued until Tex., spoke before government same room, tied for the $50 Pan- bowl games. Last week a Uni- Cowan, Idalou; and A. L. Hartjoy, Tech student who won't be the deadline. The staff is hard at and business law classes Wednes- Hellenic scholarship awarded to ted Press writer said that either day morning on "Senate and the Meadow. Museum Receives awaiting with eager anticipa- work this week at finishing lay- the highest ranking home econo- outs for the first deadline in order Tech or TCU would play in the Treaty Making Power." tion the next letter from the mics freshman. to receive a reduction In prices. Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Potter, a lecturer on constitutio- Many Additions home-town girl friend. Recent check on their scholastic Speech Majors Hold • Year's day. Other scribes men- nal law at Southeastern Univer- Last week's mall brought the record for three years reveals that tion possibilities that the Raiders sity, Washington, has been closely Social Meet Monthly Outstanding collections recently following sad - toned missive each had completed 33 hours with will travel a little farther and play associated with Senate activities added to the West Texas Museum from the Techster's place of Alpha Chi Makes 94 grade points at the end of the Speech majors will gather for a in the Eastern bowl. for a number of years, and confin are a human skull and several origin: freshman year, 67 ', hours with 190 45 minute social meeting at 5 Week on week Bill Parker has ed his dsicussion to the historical pieces of meteorite material, says "Dear Tom, grade points as sophomores, and o'clock, the first Monday of each Plans Thursday rolled up long columns of news- development of treaty-making pol- Porter Montgomery, custodian. In case you haven't heard 103 hours with 283 grade points month. First meeting will be print scribblings of Red Raiders icy, and the interpretations given The skull, which was partially anything from home you might Alpha Chi met Thursday after- last year. Dec. 5. all over it—and that newsprint by the Supreme Court. eaten away by decay, was donated be Interested in this: Bill For- noon to make arrangements for came from every major newspaper He was accompanied here by Both girls are members of Phi Refreshment hosts are to be: to the museum by A. R. Northcut. rest accidently shot and killed the figuring of averages of grades in the nation because they are the Gordon Treadway, former Tech Upsilon Omicron, honorary home Rose Jean Rogers, Grace Ann It was found fifteen miles south- himself while hunting; Gordon In the selection of new members ones crying for news of the Red student and assistant in the gov- economics society; Alpha Chi, na- Fletcher, Thelma Ford, Dixie Fun- east of Colorado City. Henderson, sr. died; John Mar- for this year. The meeting was Raiders. They are getting It too, iernment department. Treadway tional scholarship organization; chess, Joe Burson, Lucien Upshaw, Floyd Searnon donated a collec- tin died; Mr. Brown was willed held in room 220 of the Adminis- take that fact from Bill Parker. is now an attorney in the division Home Economics club; Forum, Las Lee Byrd, Glen Jackson, Jack Lov- tion of meteorite material. The at the gin; and Mr. McGilli- tration building at 5 o'clock. •— Leales' Y W CA. and Junior ell, Mary Louise Inkman and Lin- cuddy's hay barn burned down of contracts, department of labor, pieces are collected from Henbury, Arrangements have been made Council. da Chapel]. Saturday night. at Washington. Central Australia. with the registrar's office for the Love, • use of their files for averaging the Mary Jo grades to determine those students College Journalism Awards The girl friend, evidently, selected for Alpha Chi. According was okeh. Available This Year No Corpse Here--These Are Hints That to reports from the registrar there In Three Scholarships will be approximately 90 students Calendar eligible for election to the honor Journalism majors were remind- May Help You Be 'The Life Of The Party' group. In addition to members Today ed this week of the scholarships London Magazine from the undegaduate school, grad- All-College-Aggie club, 9 to 12 awarded students doing outstand- By ARTHUR FLEEK careful not to let a bit of hash enve Emily to eat peas with her uates of the June and August clas- p.m., Gym ing work, by Cecil Horne, head No longer need you sit around slip down the back of some sweet kn ife. ses of this yea will also be nom- Monday professor of the department. Mon- In a corner and moodily chew your young thing's evening g own. As for the women—Ah-h-h, that's Honors Professor Mated. A.I.Ch.E.. 7 p.m., C101 ey given as prizes will be avail- finger nails down to the elbows Strangely enough, most people different They don't have to de- A discussion of history and con- Dr. W. B. Gates and Dr. Alan Dairy Club, 8 p.m., Aggie Lib. able for school expenses of the while the gay, bubbling boys (ex- don't want food going down their pend solely on their inetllect to be stitution of the society was dis- L. Strout of the English depart- Gargoyle Society, 7:30 p.m., Eng. following year. troverts is the technical name for necks unless it's on the inside. entertaining. Emily laments the cussed in the Thursday meeting, ment are represented In the Oct. Aud. The sum of $100 will be awarded 'em, but CENSORED some of us An ability that never fails to fact though, that most girls can't according to president Buck Mc- 29 issue of NOTES AND QUER- Plant Industry, 7:15 p.m.. A109 to the Journalism major of sopho- call 'ern) astound everyone with bring down the house is a know- be gay, bubbling, vivacious, etc.. Neil. IES, a London weekly magazine Pre-Law, 7:30 p.m., 210 more or juior standing with the their wit and brilliancy, and trot ledge of a few magic tricks. Use without drinking. She suggests • French Club, 7 p.m., 220 highest scholastic average for the off with the pick of the feminine discretion though. A blushing deb a cigarette instead, a sort of harm- devoted to research in English li- terature. Press Club, 7:15 p.m.. 216 year. This scholarship is made assemblage. might be incensed if you plucked lees, substitute vice, which will Religious Council Saddle Tramps, 5 p.m., Gym possible by Mrs. J. T. Hutchinson. In the interests of the bashful, a pigeon from the midst of her keep the young lady from appear- Dr. Gates' contribution deals Meets Tomorrow Night Tuesday Avalanche-Journal Scholarship backward and down-trodden, we beautifully varnished coiffure, and hag as though she has nothing with the little known TE DEUM Aggie Club, 7,30 p.m., Pavilion of $50 will be given to the Jour- offer the following helpful hints. a fat, old dowager might even be- do. of the Rev. Alexander d'Arvlay, Miss Allene Atkinson, "Y" sec- A.I.E.E., 7:30 p.m., E160 nalism major of junior standing Just study them diligently, and In come downright angry if you har- Originality counts most in I he son of the novelist. Gates main- retary, will discuss "The 'Y' on the A.S.M.E., 7 p.m., E150 who does the best work in report- no time at all you can be a social vested potatoes from her ears. party field today. Do something tains that due to the promise which Campus This Year" at a meeting Debate Club, 7 p.m., 202 ing for the fall semester. lion with hostesses everywhere Emily Post, bless her little that no one else has ever thought the younger d'Arvlay showed be- of the Student Religious council, H. E. Club. 7 p.m., Tea Room The Wilbur C. Hawk Memorial bidding frantically for your pre- heart, says that the male's intellect of, and you're made socially. But fore his untimely death, his TE 6 o'clock tomorrow night in the Phi Psi Frat, 7.30 p.m.. T210 scholarship awards $50 to the Jour- sence. You too can be the life Is his only social asset, and if he don't be like the gambler who DEUM, printed In the magazine, First Presbyterian church, host to T. T. Business Club, 7:30 p.m., nalism major of junior standing of the party, tra la la. doesn't use it In entertaining con- jumped out a tenth story window should be better known. the party. 320 who does the best work In report- A charming trick that never fails versation. he in neglecting his when a poker game was raided, Dr, Strout's article is the third The council, consisting of ap- Kappa Kappa Psi, 8:45 p.m., T105 ing for the spring semester. to bring awe and admiration Is to social duties. Little Emily neg- because It seemed like a good idea of a series he is doing for the proximately 40 student members Matador Band, 7.30 p.m.. T105 Lest year Florence Meekom won toss bits of food In the air during lects to say though, what she con- at the time. Remember, there are NOTES AND QUERIES, on John of ten representative churches, will Thursday the Hutchinson prize. Reeves Hea- the course of a dinner or banquet, siders entertaining. Some of the a lot of opportunities today fir Gibson Lockhart, biographer of Sir elect officers for positions left va- Baptist student breakfast, Acti- ly and Glenna Fae Sadler were and then catch them In your conversation that passes for such young people with ideas—but Ideas Walter Scott, and is entitled "Some cant at the beginning of the fall vities Center, 8:45 a. m. winners of the reporting awards. mouth. Of course, you must be In our boarding house might cause for entertainment. Unpublished Letters." term.

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arum_ He's the sonofagun that's me. Un der THE TOREADOR End Of Joke METER buddy Soliloquy The TOREADOR, student newspaper of Texas Technological wthon college. IC publish. every Wednesday and nutorday on the APPARENTLY there are those on the cam- thinking allowed of of Texas Technologies! college at Lubbock he Dude.. A small, glum cockroach DOU of the Journalism department. pus who misconstrued the purpose and wiensartawstaksaResawsawAtesasesdneektwahediwalsoda..6....a.a..A....a...d.-alk..A.-dis Sniffing at the offal of humanity; Entered as ..coed class matter, October 31. 1925, at the meaning of our attempted satire in the last MERIT or 5 pos... at Lab... Teau, under the act of 31.. 3. 1870. Why can I not write inspiredly issue of The TOREADOR. By those who were we have just walked out of the inhabitated bench or something, roe'd° Editorial offices, Engineering building 3, 4, 5. TeWaimea•: which we did. 11.411.111.111.411.1111.111.11.411.1■1111.■ Instead of moping? college switchboard: Night Editor. named, it was taken as intended—a gag, noth- dock hall dump and i am saying we then begin walking across Adtertising and circulation departments, Engineering build- ing more. to hortense hooch whose hand ing 5. Phone ltalp Night 1286. am holding kind of tight why the grass where the double t seat Cuspidor so„. this " SUBSCRIPTION RATES Others, however, seemed to feel that there don't we walk over the tech cam- is located and 1 think maybe we Just Me Semester 1 I -z most.) 51-oo was some hidden meaning connected with the p) and get five or eight lungfuls might find a place to rest there. A squatty urn of gleaming brass t Tear Is months/ sLSo front page story and pictures. In that con- of this nice fresh polar plains air. we are almost to the concrete There's a fellow I'm going to be am L bench when i step on something put •" ..... ...... nection, The TOREADOR does not use its columns hortense says ok ok that will some day; Half-full of slimy filth, be tops with me and which way that wiggles and hollers real loud hefkIcf yap) National Advertising Service, Inc. He's a regular prince of a guy, , A dingy, open-mouthed receptacle to deal in implications relative to any individ- will we go first. says to her oh and mad and also which says to that ga hl College Poblitb.t Rep...resiance ual or organization. When the paper desires it doesn't make any difference us look out where you are step- Who has courage to stick to his Expective of expectoration. Ass New YORK. sr. 20 just so we find a place where we ping up there and will you please yea or his nay Coca. BOsTo• ter .eases 391% f•••ctsca its opinions to be known on any subject. that Ills Ode] can sit alone from the worries of get off my neck and make your- And a humorous glint in his eye Freshman opinion will be set forth in a straight-forward 0,01! 1937 14amber 193$ the world and listen to the air selves scarce around here as we manner—as has been done in the past. It is whistle through the ad building got here first. this startles me There's only one man that stands I am the beast of burden, Pssocialed Colleeiate Press for that reason The TOREADOR maintains an spires and also listen to the coo- and hortense to no end on ac- between me The date-getter, room-cleaner count of I think it is just an old fads editorial page and columns. ing of the love sick pigeons which And the guy that I'm going to be; And lugger of laundry i shoe or something which I have Such was the case in our front page edi- live there. we are still walking dery just stepped on. but which we But I know that he Is a heel and For upperclassmen. of wo REEVES immix . Editor-in-Chief along and this hortense girl says torial against release of the "Who's Who" story find out It is not JOHNNY WRIJS Business Manager to me that will just be fine and so that it was valueless to this publication. - maybe you can take a lesson am getting worried about this 91 O Gordon Hanna - _ Associate Editor In order to bear out the point, the news col- from these same pigeons, which time on account of being afraid Sam Drake . Sports Editor umns of The TOREADOR were employed face- do not understand what she i might not find a place to get News Editor means. some fresh air for me and hor- Ronald Ware tiously, carrying a feature story in top position. Lots Marie Daniel Society Editor we turn the corner to the ad tense no i says to her well hor- Ruby Nell Smith Associate Society Editor We operated on the premise that all extra- place where there is a lot of nice tense little one it looks like we "Comfort" Photography, Features have arrived here too late and Buddy Wilson curricular activities in college are relative. shrubbery and benches too and pa. Herbert Foster Desk Editor that nothing is as serious as propounded. In sort of slow up and hesitate a we may as well go on over to the Staff Artist chemical building, which always Is The Theme Song Of New Tom Pat Glass that we may have erred. moment by one of the benches Boo to partly hidden and i say to !tor- makes the air not so fresh smel- will When apologies are due for errors or mis- tense do you think we can sit ling. hortense not a wee bit and nog takes that cast a reflection upon a campus here and find just the kind of says to me yes horace I guess so Their Power Endures organization or individual. The TOREADOR will lung-air we are searching for. but let us hurry before someone she sort of looks at me like she else gets all the nice fresh air alopogize in a manner befitting a fair-mind- Sportswear Faller , AZI persecution of the Jews brings to mind understands too and says she spots and we will be left out in ed campus newspaper. For that reason we re- the cold again. nonallykla N the question, "What is wrong with the thinks this bench is the best one football. all gret believing that everyone would recognize on the campus just like am we are walking close with my Jews, both in Germany and in the world at arm around her waist. which i d intended humor as such. wishing she ould on account of toociate large?" Largely, the answer is. "Nothing." notice is made just right for the LEVINE'S is heodquarfers their fifth Hereafter, we shall endeavor to include the i am a very poor bench finder. True, the Jews have, in the opinion of non- size of my arm, and we are say- the nation's word joke parenthetically after such stories— we then sit down on a very Semitics, certain qualities which sometimes ing something which don't re- for smart sportswear Notre Dam for the benefit of those who need it for recog- small portion of one end of the member on account of it was C breed resentment. They have a bargaining bench and I move closer in the plaring T something we weren't thinking second in nition. Until then, The TOREADOR carries a direction which hortense wonder ability and a native shrewdness which enables about yway. when we are al- were the o complaints column. Letters submitted therein is located and i say to her hor- them to succeed commercially where others most to the stink-house a man Terence Ulu tense mine don't you think this New Chuckerspun will bear more heavily upon an editorial policy comes up to us from nowhere poll, that II fail, and the spectacle of their success may is a very pretty night and also of the newspaper than any threats of physical which sort of startles us to the Tetas Ted drive others to envy. From time immemorial don't you think it was made for point where we jump a little and violence to The TOREADOR editor or members of the Wend Semitic races have been tradesmen, commer- people like us which are trying he says to us hey you can't do the staff. to get a fresh lungful of air, no nation lot cial people. It is in the blood. this on the tech campus on ac- SLACK SUITS fads. slmpb doubt. she starts to answer me Jews tend to stick together in racial groups. count of the deans of men and doubt but don't have the chance on ac- women say you can't so will you ttal lora Ace and do not frequently intermarry with other count of a big husky voice which please go someplace from here NOW—we are able to offer you Find Them Seats ple of Po , races. The tenets of the Hebrew religion cause comes from the other end of the and also he says to go to that for the first time a smart new reverse, to them to be regarded in a different light than bench and says to us hey if you place in one helluva hurry on sport suit that satisfactorily dopes want to talk about screwy nnimPfed. Christians. The ancient prejudice of Chris- OW that football season is almost over it account of he don't want any combines STLYING, VALUE things like air on a night like funny business tonight. tians against Jewry accounts for much ill feel- N seems just a little late to start complaining AND COMFORT! In washahle this will you please move on to i start to argue with him and chuckerspuns this suit wit ans- ing. about such trivial things as seating condi- the next building and also will hortense says come on horace on wer the call for numerous cas- There In Germany. Hitler is using the Jews to tions at football games. However, Tech's you hurry and scram out of here. account of 1 guess this person ual occasions. Featuring pop- much longer- draw attention. It was easy to arouse the re- undefeated Red Raiders have two more rounds this interference surprises me knows of what he' is speaking ular bush coast styles In-and- and hortense to no end o n lblert sentment of the people against Hebrews, who to go in the Matador stadium so with that in about. she also tells me she has outer shirts, and belted slacks . account of us thinking we were read in the dean doak's do's and 55ihn' equal were even more commercially successful than mind we say a word about seating room in the only persons around. but on dont's about this particular rule Ott STYLED AND MADE IN usual in Germany, controlling much of the the stands. account of i don't want to start about people getting air on the lev richest trade. Uttering loud Aryan cries, der At the beginning of the school year stu- an argument with the big voice campus after the sun goes down, HOLLYWOOD ;oo!ball beam say to hortense come on i say to inn Fuehrer's Jew-baiters descended on them, with dents purchased approximately 1800 activity which i don't understand a bit her and let us do asthis person in the least. the mob spirit of the lower elements baying at tickets. Officials designated one part of the says on account of when i am i then say to hortense well come $398 $498 lisp the° their backs. As was intended, the German stands, section D, in which these ticket holders getting lung-wind i only want to on only and let us go over to the man nprcl people, in their crusade, overlooked the atro- were supposed to sit. Taking into considera- be with you anyway, no doubt I avenue and hang-in some hang- cities Hitler was putting over on them. In tion that the seating capacity of each section do. hortense says to this ok hor- out and maybe we can get some ace let lie go search for an un- not so fresh air, which we did. their joy in running down Jews, they disre- is something under 1000 persons it is perfectly To our ri could he n garded their losses of liberty and the spiriting obvious that there must be some overflow • Sweaters $I by Tech at of their comrades to concentration camps. should every activity book owner attend one Who Are Red Raiders? in Alhuguri In the world at large, the Jews fill their of the games. • Blouses $1 Lobo gnu places well. They may crowd some of the While it is true that section C has also take the , non-Semitics out of the field; but if they can been turned over to students, the Matador In the Morning Mail Skirts $1.98 touchdown • gestul this do it there should he no resentment. They are band, Saddle Tramps and several hundred hArl thr of human: they have to make money, to live, the freshmen just about fill it to capacity. Hence Jackets $3.98 to $5.98 what prom astern any other college would ▪ Editor, The TOREADOR ball fame, same as anyone else. a few hundred late arrivers at each game are care to sendaround. What a • Flannel Slacks $3.98 man's treat The Jewish race has produced such indivi- left out in the cold to find a place to rest their splendid place for our darling I'm about to cause a revolution. this often duals as Prof. Albert Einstein. Thomas Mann. bones as best they can. The recent Raider- William to receive his education!? complete with fireworks and red handle Ag Well, If you cna Imagine it, go Supreme Court Justice Brandeis. And there Gonzaga contest is a good example of this, for bloodshed; but I'm going to have Oklahoma, ahead. 1 can't. was once a Jew, nearly two thousand years ago. soon after 2 o'clock sections C and D were over- my say. I'm going to get this boat base off my chest in spite of the storm After all, it's Just a sport. I dies thin y whose power endures today, and will endure flowing, and we don't mean with any kind of of protest that it is going to know this is the same old cry of re not in long after Hitler is a vague memory. a mention liquid. arouse from Irate students, fans, over-emphasis that every college hears at times, but I think it is LEVI N S out and a Bill Parker, et al; but what I in history books. He was a simple Hebrew, Many of the more easy-going Techsters little broth gentle, forgiving, infinitely compassionate. He finally meandered their way into the east want to know Is this: Just who a legitimate one. Why don't we OR/CCI TA L K are the Red Raiders? back oft and take a good look at exhibited none of those qualities which have stands. Others engaged in battle the Tech the whole a f f air ? What's so In the Illustrated Football An- taken Hitler to power. He was a man called militia. ROTC, in a brave endeavor to witness world-shaking about it You may Another nual, edited by Eddie Dooley, Third Floor know the answer —I don't. dent eoosidel Jesus Christ. the grid bout from section A and B. All in all, which is by way of being sort of H. N. O star contest the whole thine was very troublesome. a Bible to grid fans, rated Tech Wheaties. A 59th in the nation at the start With not only two more important games rimpoomommose•••••••osemorboommoosemoommoosommomommise7 and Wes. of the year. None of their op- Dormitory Announcements but also many more football seasons ahead of townspeo] ponents are rated that high. Du- then. efforts the Red Raiders, the powers that be should quesne was 69th, 10 lower. Tex- Jumbo Webs. look into these matters and arrange so that as iMnes, which gave the Raiders OST recent need—rather the one most re- Westerners so much trouble, is not even list- I'M NO DUMMY M cently called to our attention—is for a Tech students can at least get what they pay for. • for either of ed, which means that it was • method of making announcements in the dorm- about 350th. Gonzaga, which th'slY Posobir vide revozni' itories. came within a cat's moustache of • Do Unto Others ... shoving Tech down to the lower • week an, A majority of these are made in the dining • orchids for 1 rooms at meal periods. Regardless of the in- end of the score, is rated a puny • 162nd. Loyola of the South is • eat and vote tensity of the speaker's voice, it is impossible AMERICAN Jews evidently believe in the 316th. So just what have we got • for students seated at tables near the rear of golden rule as far as Nazis are concerned. to crow about? Sure, we're un- • • • SZnaking the hall to hear the announcement. New York city's Mayor LaGuardia has ap- defeated. So far, we've beaten • wigs to Because of this, many students often miss every team we've met this year. • totport..,t pointed three Semitics to guard all prominent But shouldn't we? When we get • an announcement of extreme importance. This its south German visitors to that city. to knocking over When that are I • I is neither the fault of speaker nor students. • And good guards they'll probably make better than we are. then we can S • b stick out our collective chests • aZente The size of the dining halls precludes carrying too, for we happen to remember another oc- met. and strut around, but I think at • at e of the spoken word. • • i casion when a Jew kept an aryan-minded present we have nothing to be nrsratatiel A solution to the problem would be the in- • • A epee m Hitlerite out of trouble. A flag waving Nazi, proud of. We have not gone in- • • stallation of a small public address system in recently called before a Gotham court. was to a game this year as the under- • wned for each of the dining rooms. The cost would be successfully defended by a Jewish lawyer. dogs. • 1, th fen: little in comparison to the benefits that 'would Of course. Tech can take all It is doubtful whether these good deeds will football to' accrue. Payment could be made through a the publicity wecan get, as an • do a lot of good as far as the recent Hitler undefeated team. I don't know • ,ixr The ! dormitory sponsored dance or a similar plan. purge is concerned, but at least Mayor La- why such publicity is liable to • Tech • afters.. It would aid greatly those who dine far from make Tech a better school in any Guardia has shown he believes in the good old • non, "the head of the table." American weapon of ridicule. He is fighting material way. It shows nothing about our requirements, our stu- fire with water rather than with more fire dent body as a whole or how well which he realizes would only make the blaze • lht d on Not For Us Tech manages to educate its in- • burn higher. mates. It simply indicates that • NE' Voris the school has a bunch of huskies • trop • NE of the bad features of many American with the ability to knock the day- • O lights out of another bunch of 'bon nding colleges and universities is their lunatic Thumbnail Opinions huskies, and place an oblate • inward an al political fringe. Nearly every campus, par- spheriod, filled with a segment of • ticularly the larger ones, can boast, if boast is Election returns from 24 states indicate that air, over a chalked line at one • end of the gridiron more fre- • test the word, a group of Socialites or Communists. • Republicians got 51.4 per cent of the votes. quently than the opposing thugs • They may come out into the open under those Was that the ghost of an elephant we saw can shove it over a similar line • at the other end. • Lboileny tha names. or they may belong to a Communist- just now? • sponsored organization. Can't you imagine some fond Thanks be to the power that rations out parents somewhere downstate, An estimated 3,000 deer were killed on the I Speak for Myself • berp., is student mentality, there is no such organiza- saying to one another: "We'll • opening day of the hunting season this year. send little Willie to Tex. Tech. • tion at Texas Tech. There may be good in the The story did not state how many hunters I hear they have a bunch of men You know, Charlie, you and I have a lot in common. After all, Tch radical philosophies propounded b y t h es e were bagged. up there who can lick the tar • groups, but Tech students evidently believe out of any bunch of tar-kicker- you're just a stooge for Edgar Bergen, and I'm just a stooge for • there is more good in the system under which Reeves Studio. But you can't open your mouth till Bergen pulls • Japan says that its apology to the United they were born, reared and plan to make their the string. But me, I can talk when and where I jolly please. • States over violation of rights in China is way in the world—Americanism, which is just • "nearly ready." Great! Now they are putting And do you know what I always say?--"Have yn111 another name for the freest democracy on the Madam Patrovia in a little time in preparing them, instead of made at Reeves." face of a troubled earth. There are doubtless scribbling them offhand. many earnest and sincere thinkers in the rad- Consulting ical groups, but somehow student radicalism is Psychologist and nearly always characterized b y impractical To the Czechs. the Rome-Berlin axis has Astrologist ideas and need of a shave, a lower voice, a become the Rome-Berlin ax. necktie. some practical knowledge of human SPECIAL READINGS-600 One hundred and fifty buffalo from the old EWS nature and a little common sense. lira 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Daily • We still have something to be grateful for Goodnight herd are being sold at auction. Now n19 Broadan , Phone 35/1,1 1520 Main • We can boast of the Red Raiders and not the that the new Jefferson nickles are out, they • Red Ravers. don't need 'em. el1.1111•••••••••INDINISHP••••••■ •11111111618111111HINPOW ••••• •

Saturday November 19, 1938 THE TOREADOR Page Three Under The Today--Raiders Play Loboes; Fish End Season Here Double T Niemants Waits Gibson Boots A 'Boomer' By SAM DRAKE Red Eleven Tries Huffman Squad Toreador Sports Editor Moore Defeats For Ninth Win In Meets Aggie '11' Now this silence Is getting mo- Touted ACC Ace notonous.

But why shouldn't It be-a Albuquerque This Afternoon barking dog never bites and For First Time that Baylor cub, Ace Galley, Cawthon-Charges Ready Game Slated For Tech seems to he no exception. His Kendall Jones Loses Stadium Closes Year literary attempt, against the For Tough Game At Intercollegiate Red Raiders of a few days For Freshman Club ago remind us faintly of a 3:30 This Afternoon Match Saturday Mexican Chihuahua jumping Dashing down the stretch to- Coach Bei I Huffman 's Freshman on a St. Bernard, and Galley's By RONALD WARE squad will play before local fans ward an undefeated and untied Sidney Moore's tennis form ap- efforts have been just that season Tech's Red Raiders march for the first time today at 2:30 fruitful. He's licked and, won- proached a pinnacle in its steady as they entertain the Panhandle against a flashy University of New pswing of the past two years ders of wonders, seems to real- Mexico Lobo eleven today in Al- Aggies of Goodwell. Oklahoma. ize defeat when he sees it. when he played his most brilliant buquerque. game to date at Abilene Christian With the record of one win out • • • Boasting the fourth leading scor- college Saturday, winning over of three games the PIca will be er nI the na ti Ion th nhift es yfeet undefeated Kendall Jones 6-4; 3-6; gunning for a victory in an effort Now we hardly expect Galley to boost their average to a higher op Big Bill Dwyer, the Lobos will 6-1. In spite of Moore's brilliant I to recognize Associated Press lace a team on the field that has play in taking No. 1 singles, ACC standing. The squad has had three sports writers as any authority weeks In which to improve over met defeat only once this seaso came back in singles and No. 2 on football teams in this man's their last tussle a n d are pro- 7-6 affair to Texas School 0n 1 doubles to score a 2-4 victory over nation. but in the hope that some nounced ready to go and in fine Mines. the Raider netters. Baylor freshmen call to his atten- shape. Another factor which will make Colleagues agree that Moore's tion this news gathering agency. Power is the description given he going rough for Coach Caw- technique was at the crest of his will call to his attention the of the Panhandle Aggies. The Ok- hon's squad this afternoon will -.e.osal ability, and enchanted 'attest rating of major football lahomans have won several games b e the fact that the game will by a long upswing which showed teams by the AP group. this season dropping contests only oust as a Border conference con- 't elf in victories over the West to the Cameron Aggies who also est for the Lobos and Coach Ship- Texas Teachers earlier this fall For a Red Raider to threaten defeated the Tech Fish and to Earlier in• the week 80 na- key's team is a leading contender and in the Fort Worth city cham- the progress of Ms ace running Tempe State of Arizona. tionally-known followerers of or the pennant. mate, Bill Dwyer. Marion Nle- pionship matches this summer. in which Moore was runner-up The Pies have thus far played football, all employed by the The Crimson Tide takes the field mants, pictured, is noted for his Associated Press, joined In blocking and 'clearing the way' Moore's win over Kendall Jones only better than average not com- without the services of Lightning gave the Abilene man his first paring with last year's great Fish their fifth poll to determine Bobby Holmes, who was Injured In for high-scorer Dwyer. defeat in intercollegiate matches. team which now cavorts under the nation's top football teams. t he Goazaga tilt. Otherwise the Notre Dame placed first, dis- Jones has defeated Tech's best in the varsity colors. Railbirds have Raiders will probably start the each of five matches between noted this year's squad is some- placing TOLL who dropped to first team alternating in the back- second place The Christians Tech and ACC during the past two ! what smaller than previous first ield between speedy backs and years, and Is now playing his third year teams and for that reason were the only Southwest Con- bullet passers, one route the Raid- Spears Sets Grid ference club mentioned In the year as singles champion of ten- have not made as impressive a ers have used to great advantage nis-vicious Texas Conference, com- record. But regardless Coach poll, that listed some 25 teams. over the opposition this season. Texas Tech ranked ninth In posed of about half a dozen cen- Huffman and Lou Jones have a But the Lobos are not without tral Texas colleges. the second ten, or 19 In the Session Tuesday fighting squad which will deal the their stars. Galloping around in Wilson Chapman, playing Tech's 111 nation last week. Those are : Aggie trouble before the final gun the backfield with Dwyer are such An important Intramural foot- No. 2 position, and almost Moore's ,, , sounds this afternoon. facts. simply stated- but we standouts as Watts, Hubbell, Mon- ball meeting has been called for equal, but hardly as consistent, still doubt the ability of Bay- Roster of the Freshman squad fort, and MacGlllivray. This crew Tuesday night. All managers are was nosed out of the lower singles lor's Ace Galley, prime exam- includes Jones, Childs, Douglass has piled up large scores in every urged to be at the gym promptly match by Joe Taylor 8-6; 6-4. Chap- Tom Gibson, University of New Mexico quarterback, who is due ple of journalistic endeavor in Tillery, Stewart, Smith, Mayfield contest this season while the stur- at 8 o'clock to discuss the all- man and Moore teamed in the No. to see plenty of service against Texas Tech's Red Raiders this reverse, to understand those and Abernathy, backs; Captain dy Lobo line has held opposition star teams. 1 doubles against Jones and Mur- afternoon In Albuquerque. He is shown here doing what the unimpeachable facts. Weber, O'Connor, Oliver and Law- teams to little yardage. Doc Spears, head of the intra- ray Marshall to suffer their first best ran do-punt son, ends; Gregory, Crowe, Davis, • • • Names that are always listed as mural department, has suggested loss of the season, 4-6; 6-4; 64. Hayter and N. Cox, tackles; Dan- that an intramural football queen Marshall is the placement artist much use in drag- starters on the Lobo line include iels, Albright and L. Cox, guards; There isn't be elected for the all-star game of the Abilene squad. and met the ging out a discussion lIke this NeSmith. Rushing, Skidmore, Rey- and Sigmon and Irons, centers. nolds and Henley. All have pre- Dec. 17. The managers are urged Raiders for the first time this sea- Will Raiders Hoist A Perfect much longer-especially when the to be present at the meeting in son Monday, being replaced by object of it doesn't exhibit mental vious experience and have good in- and into waiting Red Raider arms. dividual records for the season. ordr to make plans for electing Taylor on the ACC No. 1 doubles It was the pass route that Gon- ability equal to it. So we sign of the queen. team that lost to Moore and Chap- The game will start at 3:30 Lub- zaga was defeated, and by the with the hope that next time Gal- Only three teams are undefeat- man here last month. Flag? Here's The Speculation bock time and will be broadcast same methods that many other ley opens his mouth to deride a ed. They are the Keys, Kemas, and The ACC's brought in another One of the seven major unde- beat Centenary's Gentlemen De- over station KFYO. A large dele- opponents were first blasted. A football team he knows noth- Jaywalkers. In this week's feature new man, Marshall Hughes to football ma- cember 3 before a perfect flag gation of students and townspeo- feated and untied look at the season's records proves ing about - it would help h I s game the Keys meet the Kemas, play in No. 3 position in their chines of the nation, Texas Tech is of victory for the season can be ple left on a special train last that fact. self-respect a lot if he tried get- The winner of this game meets drive to turn back the determined this season enjoying more national raised. But a look at the teams night. ting the facts and presenting them the Jaywalkers in next week's Tech netters. Hughes took the recognition t han any previous already defeated by Tech makes In an unprejudiced manner for a • game. place of J. Hayes who beat Jesse year in the history of the college. the optimists feel even better. L. change. • Merritt Cats meet the strong Beene here in October. Hughes I What are the odds that the Scoring 235 points to the oppo- Torch and Castle team at 10 found it only a trifle harder to Raiders will continue their win- sition's 19 to keep within the top Room and Board To our minds a fine gesture Football Tickets o'clock, Nov. 20. The Los Cams, take the Tech's spirited but defi- ning streak? At present there are of the nation's scoring leaders is could be made this afternoon who have been idle since Oct. 23, nitely weaker No. 3 again. Beene few who do not doubt that Coach just one accomplishment of the by Tech students who are not On Sale Now meet the Math Street Rats at the lost 6-2; 6-1. Cawthon will have a perfect rec- Raiders. Such powerful teams as THREE BOYS In Albuquerque for the Raider- same time The College Club, suf- Claude Bateman dropped No. 2 ord when the Bowl bids begin fly- Duquesne, Montana, and Goseaga Lobo game (Incidentally we Tech students will be given a fering one defeat, tackles the Sad- doubles to Elrod and Hughes 6-2; ing around. have been taken by Tech's attack. take the Raiders by three chance to see the Lubbock high dle Tramps in a game that will Speculation as to Tech's chances Regulars and reserves have piled touchdowns.) And in snaking school Westerners and the Amar- eliminate the loser. This game and Coach Allen bemoans that his for an Eastern Bowl contest De- up large scores in all the other Across street from campus illo Sandies tangle Thanksgiving this gesture students would the Key-Kemas game will be play- squad, in spite of having two of cember 10 and then the import- games. Offensive and defensive Lovell Hall have the opportunity of seeing for a reduced rate. according to ed at 3 o'clock. Nov. 20. the best men in the southwest Is ant Cotton Bowl bid possibility playing has been something to in- what promises tp be a great Lubbock high school officials in Only four games have been sche- still pitifully weak in No. 3 and runs high. And with good reason! clude in the sports page headlines. ball game, Coach Berl Huff- an interview yesterday. duled for this weekend, with 4 positions, but has fond expecta- True, Tech has to conquor New The Raiders are versatile. If the man's freshman eleven tangles Special tickets will be on sale North Plains, Fort Worth A. C., tions for next year's squad, which ' Mexico university's Lobos today, touchdowns are not made on the 2423 14th St. this afternoon with the Pan- for 50c in the lobby of the Admin- and the Jaywalkers drawing a promises the greatestreserve ! take Marquette's Golden Ayala- ground then the backs start toss- handle Aggies of Goodwill. istration building Wednesday and breathing spell. strength of any Raider net squad. , nche Thanksgiving, and politely ing the pigskin through the ozone Oklahoma, on Tech field. '1'e Saturday mornings at 8 o'clock. fresh have hit some tough hdr- There is only a limited number and dles this year and since you'- students are urged to purchase as re not in Albuquerque.-come soon as possible. Activity books out and watch the varsity's must be produced at the gate. ...THE MODERN HAZARD little brothers close their am- ain. This fall Goucher College will TO YOUR NERVES celebrate the fiftieth anniversary Another thing worthy of stu- of its founding. dent consideration is the football star contest being conducted by ML PO Wheaties. As magge8ted by Mac and Wes, KFTO announcers, townspeople are concentrating BEAGLE BOUND their efforts on Elmer Tarbox and There is NO fun In buying English fox-hound in minia- Jumbo Webster of the Lubbock books that you have to buy ture. Solid and big for his HE'S GIVING HIS Westerners. By polling your vote for your courses-But there for either of these boys it is en- inches, true beagle has the is fun in buying those you tirely possible they will get nation- lung-wearing look of the hound NERVES A REST.... wide recognition wit hin a f ew don't have to buy. that can last in the chase. One weeks. . and their orchids means of the oldest breeds in history orchids for Tech and Lubbock. So AND SO IS HE eat and vote today . —close to the original breed of hounds. U. S. standards • • specify 13 inches maxi mum Speaking of the Westerners We offer you an outstanding brings to mind that the most Might-thy true hound color collection of books that cov- important high school battle of acceptable. the South Plains will be fought ers every subject under the here Thanksgiving Day. Tech sun-we invite you to browse students will be admitted at every day among the hun- such, at a reduced price, upon dreds of books and try and presentation of activity books. A special section is being re- resist the temptation of own- HE frazzling pace of these lastonoving warning stage of nerve strain. Will-power served for the college boys and ing one. T times doesn't mean a thing in the life silences the instinct to ...pause and rest. girls-many of whom have a And yet jittery, ragged nerves arc a dis- high regard for the brand of of the dog. Although his complex, high- football to be offered Turkey keyed nervous system closely resembles our tinct handicap. Don't let year nerves get Day. The game is to be played own, when the dog feels his nerves tire he that way. Leans to ease the strain occasion- in Tech stadium Thanksgiving seldes down —relaxes—as the beagle hound ally. Let up— light up a Cannel! It's such a make your plans afternoon. . . Build up your personal lib- above is doing. That is instinctive with the pleasant, effective way to rest your nerves now. rary with good books-We —a brief reCeS5, 171ellOW with the pleasure • • • • slog. We are not so likely to break nenre Pick-ups . Elmer Tarbox carry all of the latest books tension before it gets our nerves upset. We of a Camel's mildness and ripe, rich taste. listed on MI-Southwest team by in fiction, biography, history, drive on. Weworry. Ambition and deter- Yes, no wonder smokers say Camel's costlier NEA sports writers . . . New York drama, travel and all sub- mination push us on and nun ...past the tobaccos are so soothing to the nerves. WORLD-TELEGRAM runs a car- jects--in reprint editions and toon feature with Tex. Tech shown riding the crest of the wave the latest best sellers. They've learned, as millions have, to give nerves relief...they toward an undefeated season . Doc Spears comes in to discuss intramural program . . st ll the "See Our Displays" N best one ever seen at Tech ini our "Let up—light up a Camel" opinion . Bill Parker's film are getting too small for all of the Texas Tech College publicity that the Raiders have Smoke 6 packs been getting lately . . nice crowd ca' s great of Camels and making the trip to Albuquerque A mer In the heart of the Congo, BOOKSTORE med gmusosat here's hoping the Raiders take EDDIE CANTOR of f usun,s Leila Denis (left) and her find out why . in a riot - ersonality - Colum New Mexico by three touchdowns "On The Campus ortlic p explorer husband filmed they are the . . . and we are taking Rice over nd sonc hondayM evening 9:90 pm g. Ea Universal Pictures' epic, LARGEST- TCU . . at least it's a good idea ia Network. 7:30 pm E.S.T., per M•ST., 2:30 pm Y.S.T. "Dark Rapture." Camels if you can get 14 points . b SELLING C.S.T., 8:50 were an important item in Hear the King CIGARETTE — Mrs. Denis' 42,000-mile BENNY GOODMAN 's greatest swing in America trek. She says: "Such ven- of Swing, and the world band each Tuesday evening —Colm- tures can be quite nerve pm . S., 8:30 pm TECH STUDENTS straining, but it's my rule bill Networ. :0S.T, 6:30 pro P.S.T. to pause frequently. I let 7:30 prn M. Lubbock-Amarillo football tickets will be on sale for 50e in the C.S.T., up and light up a Camel." lobby of the Adrsdnistration building Saturday and Wednesday mornings at x o'clock. Limited number available. Get yours now. ACTIVITY BOOKS MUST BE r tik. LIGHT CPAA CAMEL • SHOWN AT GATE Smokers find Camel's Costlier Tobaccos are SOOTHING TO THE NERVES Page Four THE TOREADOR Saturday, November 19, 1938 THE AMUSEMENT WORLD: As Spencer Tames Mickey Here s Our Choice Of Ten Dorm Residents Coeds Party Clad, Or Corner Most Popular Dance Bands Sponsor Dances By LOIS MARIE DANIEL Saving Duds? By GORDON HANNA Proceeds Will Go Next comes Thanksgiving as a What does the average American And to and behold there comes a telegram from one W. R. holiday, to most of the Techsters man spend on clothing annually? Goodheart, jr., Music Corporation of America, New York city, For Union Building it means a trip home or a rest asks the November-October issue from classes. To us it should of Apparel Arts, magazine giving Beginning asking your poor correspondent to submit to him a list of ten next Saturday night, mean a time to be thankful for advanced styles for men's wear, dance orchestras, which, in this writer's opinion, are the most the Men's Dormitory association health and happiness. Let us try sport or formal. popular on Tech campus. will sponsor weekly open-house to be glad for something besides Buy a halt suit for this winter dances, according to Buster Kirk, food and a place to live. and you will be in line with most To quote from the message: "lf all your classes, freshman, dormitory president. sophomore, junior and senior were giving a big dance and they Since Homecoming is over there well dressed men. That half suit The dances, according to plans seems to be a lull In social acti- will cost $19.75, whereas one-sixth could secure any ten dance orchestras they wanted, without expounded to association members vities, but then there are mid- of a top coat will cost $6.20. For all charge, so that the price would not affect the decision, what ten in a meeting Thursday night, will semester exams soon. Just to pass formal affairs of the season that dance orchestras do you believe they would select?" be held each week, except when away the time we glanced through tuxedo will cost only forty cents. all-colleges or regular dorm dances Now in the first place we know& a mag in the library. Here are Then you ask, "Has some one that there's no chance of our get- that is really great. But any man interfere. Proceeds will go to the some of the interesting things we gone crazy?" It all leads up to the student union building fund. ting even Jack York free of charge, that can write a song like Berlin's found. fact that one suit will be made to but since maybe Mr. Goodheart "A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody" Admission to the affairs, which When you wear orchids to the wear two years by most men of merely wants to know no that MCA has this corner's vote to be remem- will be held from 8 to 11 o'clock. first formal dance of the year tie moderate means, and a top coat will know which to send on tours, bered through the ages. will be 25 cents for couples, 40 them with black ribbon because must wear over six years. The an- we did our best to help him. The tune, "Blue Skies," written cents for stags. they look more luxurious ... Most nual cost of male dress including Believe us, it's a hard job speak- in 1927, rates just about tops with "We hope to hold at least two of as are interested in reading nightwear is a sum of $61.39. ing for 3500 students when you us as far as the 27 lyrics in the dances before the Christmas holi- abous this season's debs because These figures taken from Ap- have very little Idea how they movie are concerned. Altogether days, one Nov. 26 and one Dec. 3," they represent glamour. One that parel Arts are based on the Bien stand, but we conducted several Berlin has written over 600 songs. said Kirk. "Besides that, we may is seldom mentioned in the publi- nial Census Manufacturer of 1935 very small polls and did our best. have one on a Friday night, since city is Edith Kingdon Gould. She by the United States Department Hera they are. in order. If you the rest of the Saturday dates are was presented to her parents' of Commerce. This is only one of have any complaints, don't b e Today's W1µ We hope to have a good friends instead of a bunch of stags. the many things found in the mag- afraid to drop on a line. crowd. She plans to enter college and azine which can be looked over at 1. Kay Kyser Marquee Mickey Rooney proves one more tough case for even Father • study voice and piano. None of any time in the office of Prof. M. 2. Wayne King Flanagan to straighten out But the noble man does it, and so this night club singing and danc- E. Heard. The magazine is publish- 3. Tommy Dorsey the "city of little men" has another loyal convert. You'll learn ing for her.. . . The world's best ed eight times a year. Benny Goodman the whole story of the kindly priest and his troubles when Former Student truck driver was given a trophy 4. DANCE 5. Richard Himber you see 'Boys Town' at the Palace theatre, running Sunday of bronze with a steering wheel through Wednesday. Students May Atter:4 - 6. Horace Heidt TONIGHT—All-college, Aggie club, Weds In Tulia for driving so many millions of 7. Larry Clinton Gymnasium, 9 to 12. Tech Col- miles without an accident Comedy Dec. 8 or 9 Seabiscult, undisputed winner of 8. Hal Kemp legiates. Miss Marie Zimmerman, daugh- 9. Jan Garber ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Zim- the American turf and the second Selection of a tentative cad for 10. Guy Lombardo MOVING PICTURES I RC Members Review merman, of Tulia was married largest money winner makes faces "George and Margaret," a domes- There you have them. How far November 15 to James T. Harris, and Is also famous for them. How- tic comedy by George Savory, has did we miss? PALACE—Now showing, "Just son of Mc. and Mrs. A. J. Harris ever after the race he behaved been announced by Miss Ruth Pir- • • • Around The Corner" with Shir- Books At Monday Meet In a ring ceremony at the bride's nicely and merely ate the flowers tle, director. Presentation to stu- Boys Town Is Real ley Temple, Bill Robinson, Joan home. The Rev. J. Hoyt Boles, pas- off his wreath. . . . An eternal dents admitted on activity books Davis, Charles Ferrell. Sunday, fire burns over the tomb of the "Boys Town," starring Spencer Reviews of books donated to the tor of the Presbyterian church will be in Lubbock high school au- Tracy and Mickey Rooney, opens Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- performed the ceremony before an unknown soldier in the Are de ditorium either Dec. 8 or 9, Miss day, "Boys Town" with Spencer International Relations club Foun- Women's Press Club Triomphe in France. . . Ptits- Pirtle said. at the Palace theatre with to- dation f o r International Peace alter of fall ferns and autumn night's preview and is booked to Tracy, Mickey Rooney. Hears Reports flowers. burgh's dream backfield, concist- Members of the cast are: Mary were 'given at the club meeting Mg of Stebbins, Goldberg, Check- run through next Wednesday. As TECH—Now showing, "Merrily We The bride's costume was a black Beth Whiteman, playing Gladys; Live" with Constance Bennett, Monday night. Women's Press associations met erneo and Cassiano, look like Es- John Harding, as Malcolm Garth- most of you probably know the Lewis Earl, president, announc- fur trimmed suit with black ac- picture is based on the real Boys Brian Aherne. Sunday and Mon- Wednesday afternoon to hear re- quire models but plenty powerful. Bunder; Lee Byrd, Dudley; Eron ed that the recent gifts brought cessories and a corsage of white . Orson Welles played the "Sha- Town, a little village of some 275 day, "Fight For Your Lady" with the club library to approximately ports of committees on activities gardenias. She also wore a gold Gafford, Franike; Bud Thompson, persons, 200 of which are boys, sit- John Boles, Ida Lupino. Tues- considered for the year. dow" on radio. He likes terror Claude; and Joe Burson, Roger. 80 volumes. brooch that belonged to her grand- pictures best. uated on the main highway a few day and Wednesday, "Manne- "These books deal with present- Several speakers will be spon- mother. quin" with Spencer Tracy, Joan sored by the club during the year, miles west of Omaha, Neb. It is day national and international af- a dream come true for one of to- Crawford. including book reviewers, nove- Mrs. Harris received her degree Dr. Marshall Harvey fairs, and are available to any stu- from Texas Tech in June. She was Baptist Students Plan day's most kindly humanitarians, LINDSEY—Now showing, "Over- dent who will call at the govern- lists, free lance writers, and Theta FOOT SPECIALIST Sigma Phi members, both a member of the Women's Press Thanksgiving Feed Father Edward J. Flanagan. This land Stage Raiders" with the ment office and che rck them out," off and Surgical Chiropodist On the campus. club, and Alpha Chi. Also she year the little city completes its Three Mesquiteers. Sunda y, Earle said. If you haven't got a turkey to Across street and north of Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- Advisability of buying a page in worked on the Toreador and La twenty-first year of existence. At the meeting Monday night, Ventana staff. chew on, or you can't go home 1109 A Ave. K. Phone 840 To Boys Town flock boys, hun- day, "Alexander's Ragtime Band" the following books were reviewed: La Ventana was debated. T h e After a brief wedding trip to then you must by all means come Hotel Lubock dreds of boys, every year. Regard- with Tyrone Power, Alice Faye, Steiner's "Government in Fas- treasurer's report was made and to the Activities Center next Thur- less of race, religion or past his- Don Ameche. cist Italy," was reviewed by Garth money-making projects were dis- New Mexico the couple will be at home in Tulia where Hails is em- sday morning at 8:45 o'clock and tory each and every one is made TEXAN—Now showing, "Fort of Thomas; Jack's "Co-operation or cussed. have a very friendly good time welcome, to stay as long as he Seven Seas" with Wallace Beery, Coercion?" by Lewis Earl; Bid- Next meeting will be held the ployed in the lumber and building business. with all Baptist students at a vow Now thinks fit. Something over one year Maureen O'Sullivan. Sunda y, well's "Our Trade with Britain", third Wednesday In December. breakfast. - - ago, MGM became greatly inter- Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- by Clifton Oliver; Eagleton's "An- ested in the little mid-western vil- There are nine college alumni Tickets are on sale now for 20 day, "The Texan" with Randolph alysis of the Problem of War," by Personality led all other qualities cents each and you are invited to lage of forgotten kids. Now they Scott, Joan Bennett, May Rob- Ernest Joiner; and Gibb's "Across in the listing of male assets by Uni- associations that are more than 100 driaiSt5MoMicriffEra.. buy one whether you are a Baptist have issued a movie, a picture SOn. the Frontiers." by Maurice Wright. versity of New Mexico co-eds. years old. or not. truly representative of the place BOX OFFICE OPENS AT where Father Flanagan has prov- 12 NOON SUNDAY ed "there is no bad boy." Preview Sat. • • • Aggles Dance Nite 11:30 Once again all-college dance Sun.-Mon.-Tue. time rolls around and this week it's the boys from the Aggie club BOYS' TOWN IS that are behind the gymnasium Ea swingaroo. The Tech Collegiate% Greater who play for the hop, are bursting forth with a new front man.....YOu than the probably know him, C. A. Rogers imagination of KFYO fame, the man with the ...is the word of the best Crosbylike voice. And speaking of dances, we're I writers! reminded that the men's dorm res- idents are planning something of a series along that line. It seems that every weekend there isn't some other all-college slated the Horn hailers vaill throw a party of their own. The tax-25 cents for couples, 40 for stags. • • • • Berlin Returns With Irving Berlin's "Alexander's Ragtime Band" making a second trip to Lubbock in its appear- ance at the Lindsey Sunday through Wednesday, we're remind- ed of the criticism many persons make of modern musicians. Many seem to think that just because a person writes music for swing bands he can do nothing

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