Z20 i\rkuunus • mruurlrr VOLUME 32 FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1937 NUMBE.R 29

Varsity A's Benton Makes Coaches' All-American Five Schools Represented on Awarded to James Benton, Arkansas' great nounced Sunday. Traveler's All-Conference end and co·captain, was named to The selections: a wing post ou the Coaches' All· First Team i6 Gridmen American, announced Sunday. Andy Bershak, N. C. .. . E Squad; T~ree UA Men Named Benton was teamed with Andy Tony Matisi, Pittsburgh.. T Twenty•six members of Arkan· Bershak of orth Carolina on the Joe Routt, Texas A&M...... G Five teams are represented on sas' Razorback squad were award• first team. Joe Routt of Texas A& Alex Wojciechowicz, Fordham _c the Traveler's all•star eleven for ed letters y sterday afternoon by M was the only other Southwest IVard Stockton, California ... - ··-··· G the Southwest conference announc• the athletic board. All 26 men conrerence player named to the Al Babartsky, Fordham ·-··-······•··T ed today. 1 eamed rnrsity letters. No reserve team. Ja mes Benton, Arkansas . . ·- .• E Arkansas, Texas Christian, and awards were mentioned. The story said in reference to Clinton Frank, Yale _ . --· . QB Texas A&M each landed three plac­ According to the athletic board's Benton. "As good an end as there Sam Chapman, California -···- .HB es on the first team. Baylor and statement, the list included Ralph was this year. A rangy ballhawk, Marshall Goldberg, Pitt ··-· ...... HB Rice bagged one each to complete Atwood, Jlm Benton, Ray Cole, a magnet for passes, a high scorer, Corby Davis, lndiana...... ·-··-······.FB the team. John Donaldson, Kay Eakin, Mari­ and a clever defensive operative." Second Team One sophomore was named, Er­ on Fletcher, Nathan Gordon, The Coaches' All•American was John Wysocki, Villanova_._···---E nie Lain, Rice's 218•pound pass• George Gilmore. s~ected by Andy Kerr, Gus Dorais, Vic Markov, Washington .. -·-·-····T slinger, getting the call at full­ Ray Hamilton, Jack Holt, Ed Lal­ James Phelan, and Matty Bell, rep• Francis Tweedell, Minnesota...... G back. Davey O'Brien, TCU's man, Gloyd Lyons, Dudley Mays, resenting four sections or the na- Carl Hinkle, Vanderbllt._ __··- ·-·- mighty mite, and the Arkansas Frank Mosely, Drew Martin, Lloyd tion, arter consultation with other Leroy Monsky, Alabama.·-···-·-•··G touchdown twins, Dwight Sloan Montgomery, B. A. Owen, Ralph leading coaches and scouts Ed Franco, Fordham ... ·-······-······-T and Jack Robbins, round out the Rawlings. throughout the country. Ray King, Minnesota .. ·-······-··-·-- E backfield, getting the call over Odus Roberts, Jack Robbins, Ed· Quarterback J ack Robbins and John Meek, California ... ---·-·····QB such celebrities as Baylor's "Bullet die Saliba, Dwight Sloan, Randall Benton were given honorable men• Joe Kilgrow, Alabama.·-··········· HB Bill" Patterson and Texas' Hugh Stallings, Wilfred Thorpe, Art tion in the All•American chosen by Byron White, Colorado .. _. ····-· .. HB Wolfe. Withers, and Lloyd Woodell. the New York Daily News and an• Andy Farkas, Detroit __ ····--·- FB Arkansas and Baylor monopolized -----•----- the end choices on both the first Athletic Board Head and second teams. Jim Benton of New Campus Queen Press Club the Porkers was picked on the first Clarifies Question squad as standing head and shoul­ To Be Named Friday 'passes Members Edit .. . a mag71etfor ders over any other flanlanan in Of Lalman 's Eligibility -----•---- •, the conference. Sam Boyd of Bay- Final returns in the campus queen lor, who slowed up in the late seas­ election will be published in Fri• Fayetteville Daily In order to clarify rumors about Local Chemical on after a whirlwind start, got the day's Traveler, Editor Lefty Haw­ the state that Ed Lalman, star other wing post. Hamilton of .Ar­ kins of the Razorback has announc• Members of the University Men's tackle, will be ineligible for com· Society to Join kansas and Huessner of Baylo1· ed. Press club published the North­ petition next year the Traveler ob· were awarded the second line po. Ann Dubard, Pi Phi candidate, west Arkansas Times, Fayetteville tained the following statement from sitions. led in the last tabulation but the daily newspaper, Saturday after• Dean Waterman, chairman of the National Group A&M swept the first•team guard voting wa so close that a change noon. t positions, with both Virgil Jones e result is possible. The students took over all the a hletic bOf\l'd: The Arkansas Institute of Chem• in th "I understand that Lalman was and all•American Joe Routt getting will soon become a Tomorrow is the absolute dead• duties 011 the editorial side of the not a junior college graduate when ical Engi11eers the call. organizatio11 of the Amer• line for students to have their pie• paper, reporting and editing the he transferred here three years member The lineups follow: tures made and get a vote in the local as well as the national and ago. Having played only one year ican Institute of Chemical Engi• First T-eam Second Team election, but those who have not foreign news. in junior college he therefore had neers, national professional chem· Benton, Ark. LE Huessner, Bay. had their pictures made at that Thornton Moore, club president, three years of eligibility left. 1 be• ical engineering society, according Young, A&M LT Kline, TCU to Robert Rowden, president of the time may do so up to Saturday served as managing editor. Otis lieve that he intends to graduate Routt, A&M LG Rogers, TCU and Douglas local group. night. Hays was city editor this year, and having once complet- Aldrich, TCU C Woodell, Ark. Dr. Harrison Hale, professor in Seniors, graduate students and Smith was telegraph editor. Other ed the requirements for a degree Jones, A&M RG Kriel, Bay. chemical engineering, was inform· law students have been particular• stall' members were: Gene Farmer, he will be ineligible." Hale, TCU RT Lalman, Ark. school ed, ,~hile attending the annual con- Jy lax in making appointments, copy editor ; Gentry Durham, sports Lalman, after attending Boyd, Bay. RE Hamilton, Ark. Hawkins said, and the extension of editor; Bernard Keating, feature vention of the AI hE on Nov. 1 one year, has played two success• th t th AIChE . d ' O'Brien, TCU QB Patter on, Bay. three days was made for their ben· editor; Hugh Crumpler, society ed· ful seasons as a regular varsity a e counci1 1ia accept• Sloan, Ark. HB Todd, A&M eflit. itor; Bob Main, church editor; tackle. ed the qualifications or the Arkan• Robbins, Ark. HB Brazell, Bay. -----• ----- Charles Olson, as!tistant city edi• -----•----- sas department of chemical engi• Lain, Rice FB Wolfe, Texas tor; Fayette Locke, staff artist; neering in response to a petition -----•---- Carol Chorus to Sing and W. B. Coley, Saul Feder, Clin· Poetry Club Hears presented by the chemical engi- neering stall' last spring. Guild's Executive Group Christmas Eve ton Bradford and Richard Trotter, reporters. Speakers, Elects Requirements for admission to To Meet Thursday -----•----- the national organization are that A Christmas Carol choir com· We ley Player Call Two speakers, awarding of prizes a member department have a full A meeting of the executive com• posed or young people from the Meethw 'fomorrow Nig·ht for best poems, and election of offi- time instructor and that laboratory various Fayetteville churches un• mittee of the Commerce guild will cers for the coming year were the equipment and technique and class . Royal All Wesley Player members and be held in the Commerce building der the direction of the Rev features of the Poetry club meet· instruction pass an annual inspec­ Humbert, will sing on Christmas pledges will meet tomorrow night Thur day at 5 o'clock. All mem­ at : at Wesley Hall. Bob Main, ing held Sunday at the home of tion held by the AIChE. eve traditional carols that have 7 30 bers of the committee are asked to Mrs. Rosa Zagnoni Marinoni. Th A I J tit f Ch come down as a heritage of Christ• president, announces that plans e r cansas n ute o em· attend. Mrs. Tarr of Chicago spoke on · I E · · d · mas folk music. will be completed for the presenta• ica ng1neers was orgamze lll Advisability of installing the hon­ In preparation for this new em· tion of "Red Lamp", a two•act com• column poetry. W. J. Lemke, asso• 11931, although chemical engineer· or system in the business school phasis on the Christmas season, edy, Dec. 8, and "Mud Walls", a ciat~ p.rof~ssor of journalism, spoke ing courses have been offered in will be discussed at the meeting. Rev. Humbert, who has specialized one•act play dealing with the leper on limitatwns of column verse. the niversity since 1903. The first Howard Holthoff, president of the Officers elected for the year n1·vers1·t~, of Arkansas chem·1cal in study of the music of the church, colonies of India, Dec. 15. , guild, a nnounced .that arrangements gave a talk befGre the young people Pledges will elect officers. were: president, Joseph Adamick; engineer was graduated in 1907. are being made to secure speakers vice•president, Joseph Cordone; There are now about ~,5 stude11ts at the Christian Church Sunday -----• ---- for meetings of the guild. secretary, Elouise English; and enrolled in the local chemical en· night tracing the origin, meaning Band ·man' Injury Plans for a dance and a banquet treasurer, Betsy Payne. gineering department which is one sometin e in the spring semester and u e of some of the old carols. I Only One at Game 1 Prizes for the best original of the largest departments of the are being considered by the com- It is the desire to carry christ· poems were awarded to the follow• mas cheer to the shut-ins and hos• The three University band stoog• engineering college. mittee. ing members: first to Joseph Cor• pitals, also to recreate the Christ· es clrew plenty of laughs ?,t the The germ process of treating -----·• ----· k•Golden Hurricane game done for 'his poem "Futility"; sec• mas spirit of an earlier age when Razorbac motor fuel and lubricants was dis· .AD.A iUemlJer to Present ond to Miss Lucille Long for "Pro• covered by Bert Lincoln, employee Tonight thefle carols first were sung. at Tulsa Thanksgiving afternoon, Program at Meeting but one of the acts was no laugh• saic Things"; third to Miss Mary of the Mid•Continenl Oil company -----•----- and Members of the Agni Day associ- to E . T. Cook, hog Ann Davis for "Enigma"; and chemical engineer of the class Wil on Will Be Ing matter ation will present a program con• fourth to Miss Davis for "Macabre". of 1922. Gue t , penker fo r RLY squealer imitator. , -----•----- sisting of reading , musical num­ Cook collided with the other ------•----- bers, songs, and a play at the ADA W. T. Wilson, assistant of rural stooges, Clarence Kidd, bazooka "The Goo e Hang· High" Theatre to Judge To Be Pre euted Dec. 9 meeting in the Agri building at 7: 30 sociology and economics, will be player, and Jimmy Howard, comic Prize kit Tonight tonight. guest speaker for the Rural Youth drum major, while entertaining the "The Goose Hangs High", second During the business session defi- Literary society when it meets crowd and suffered a dislocated play of the season to be pres~nted The meeting of University Thea- nite plans are to be arranged for a Monday night in the "Y" building. finger. by the University theater, will ap­ ter in the Studio theater tonight Christmas party to be held before Pictures and news features on the And Cook's injury was the only pear December 9, according to at 7 p. m. wlll be featured by the the holiday vacation. RLYS are on display in the Agri one of the game. offering of a prize to the individual Blair Hart, instructor iu the Eng­ ----•---- library. -----•----- or group presenting tbe best act, lish and Speech departments, who AIChE MEETS WEDN ES DAY •----- TO NAME NON ·COMS according to Marjorie McConnell, ----- is directing the play. The Arkansas Institute of Chem• ASCE TO HEAR GIBSON presiden t. All non•commissioned officers in ical Elngineers will meet in con­ -----•----- junction with the chemical engi­ Harry Gibson, engineer of the Ar­ the ROTC will be appointed before TO ADDRESS ALPHA ZETA In an effort to stimulate interest of neering seminar at 4 o'clock: Wed­ kansas Highway department, who the Christmas holidays, Maj. C. M. in preparation and production skits and one•act plays, the group nesday, according to Robert Row­ is in charge of highway bridges in Chamberlain, military instructor, C. C. Randall, assistant director is offering a prize for the best pro• den, president of the society. Chem­ the northern part of the state, will has announced. One first sergeant, of agricultural extension service, duction as judged by the applause ical engineering exhibits in the address the American Soc·ety of six sergeants, and approximately will address members of Alpha of the audience in the fashion of University of Arkansas high school Civil Engineers at 7 o'clock Wed· nine corporals per company will be Zeta at a meeting Thursday even• amateur night. invitation meet will be discussed. nesday. named, he said. ing. ------2 The ARKANSAS- TRAVELER Tuesday, November 30, 1937 teet, six Inches, takes out cuue Meclicaj Cancli.lates Rosemary Brooks, out o! courtesy Arkattsas IDrautltr TravelinE called five teet tall. Meet Thi1 Afternoon Offlclal Student Paper, University of Arkan ■ aa, Fayetteville Published Twice Weekly During the School Year by Students of the Bill Harris or the Sigma his, Something new in excuses All pre-medics.I students who ex­ University of Arkansas who got sleepy one night last week, was promulga---ted when Delle pect lo take the medical appltude Accepted for malling at a special rate of post.age provld d for In Secllon 1103, was still wide a wake enough to Davi& and M ary E llen Collier examination, lo b given here D - Act of Octob r 3, 1927, Authorized o,·emb r 3, 1919. help the milk man make his rounds called the P l P hi house at 4:30 cember 3, should meet with the at 5: 30 in the morning. a. m. after the Tulsa trip to nlverslty medical society at 5 1937 Member 1938 DY A&~A&&BNTSD ► OJI NATIONAL ADV&ATISINCI say they couldn' t be In on t ime this afternoon in the chemistry J:usociated CoUe6i

they will be lacking In experience. ··•·::--..-.-... ucl u ucleus fo r this year's team will be all-conferencers Jack Robbins and Don "Dead Pan" Lockard; let­ termen Ray Hamilton, Harold Bra­ dy, and J im Benton; and reserve letterman ell Martin. Lockard is a brilliant forward whose playing is as consistent as the expression on his face. He led the conference in scoring last year. Robbins was the highest scor ing guard in the conference last season and exhibit­ ed a flashy floor game. Hamilton, Brady, and Benton, al­ though not particularly flashy, are consistent players of the first rank who get much less credit than is due them on their great defensive and team work. To aid this group of veterans will be three outstand­ ing performers from last year's frosh quintet. Thorpe, Eakin, and Hagood are all athletes of much ability who are expected to come through on the varsity. Another prospect from the freshman ranks is O. L. Curtis Jr., a Fayetteville boy. Co ncern Coach Rose expressed concern over the fact that some of the foot­ ball men on his squad may be in­ vited to play in one of the many New Year's day contests over the nation, thereby missing many days of practice and possibly some games. Most of the football men have been allowed a week's rest before reporting for the cage team. The schedule for this season in­ cludes two extra-conference oppon­ ents whom the Hogs have not played in recent years. They are ... that refreshing the Mississippi university and the Parks Clothing company team of mildness ... agreeable Oklahoma City. The conference schedule is as taste ... and delightful follows: Jan. 7- , Texas A&M at College Station; Jan. 11-12, Rice at aroma that smokers Houston; Feb. 4-5, TCU here; Feb. 11-12, Texas U here; Feb. 1 -19, find in Chesterfields is Baylor at Waco; Feb. 25-26, SMU here. -----•---- making new friends at tu dent Directory Di tribution Begun Distribution of the 1937-3 Stu­ every tur~fti/fif,t dent directory began Saturday morning. The books are on sale at the book store and salesmen are visit­ ing houses on the campus. .. millions Editor Harold Snyder explained that printing difficulties delayed publication of the directory this year. The book includes the 1937 football schedule. ----•----- D R. WILSO N GATH ERS DATA

Dr. Isabella C. Wilson, head of the home economics department, is in Fort Smith and vicinity where she ls gathering data for her re­ search problem, "Health, Service, and Costs in Certain Rural Areas of Arkansas." She expects to spend about 10 days there. All students----- at• ----Oklahoma junior college, both male and female, go to classes without their shoes on the first warm day of spring. It is an annual custom at the school. Copyright t937. L1GGBTT & Mvaas T oBAcco Co.