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GoLaGE °aah Read Today's Editorial THE TOREADOR Go To Albuquerque VOLUME XV Z-742 TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE, LUBBOCK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1940 NUMBER 20 Tags To Send Tech Women Given Chance To Name Most Uncle Sam Calls Yell Leaders Special Train Will Glammerous Male On Ignorant Hill Campus Techsters Into Out Are Sold Want to vote for "The most Irate a special issue to him. schools and in Hollywood, swank "Beat New Mexico" tags a r e glammerous, sweet-scented and de- Any male student—regularly en- debuts have been given for the gla- Leave Here Saturday being sold to defray the expenses sirable man on the campus of Texas rolled in Texas Tech—with the ex- mor boys, and it is possible that Military Life of the yell leaders' trip to Albu- Technological college?" ception of members of the staff of some organization on this campus querque. Each of the five leaders This week, as a matter of fact— THE TOREADOR, their families might be willing to throw away a Large Crowd Predicted At Members Of Guard In have been given 100 tags which TODAY — THE TOREADOR is or relatives—is eligible to receive few bucks to fete this panya-pan- sell at 10 cents apiece. giving to each and every female this unique and prodigious title ned youngster. Final Game For Students Lubbock Include Men To get your tag see L. D. White- on this college's grounds the op- Saturday, females will also be Every attention will be given From College Here ley, Bud Barnes, Sandy Sanderson, portunity to aid in selecting the given another crack at the male him by the TOREADOR, and hie All aboard for Albuquerque! The TECH SPECIAL will depart Cowboy Nance or Billie Bess "man of her dreams." population, when the women will every wish granted for his great Friday night from the Santa Fe depot at either 10:30 or 11 p.m., Students who have been called Shive sometime before Friday. Voting will be conducted by be asked to name "the most obnox- achievement of his college career. for mobilization of the National write-In ballot, and only coeds are ious, repulsive, and generally des- Being the heart-beat, and cynosure depending on the final disentanglement of rail traffic tie-up Guard reported for duty on No- eligible in this search for a mas- picable student at Texas Tech." of all female affection can't be caused by snowstorms of the past week. Departure from Albu- vember 25, 1940. culine "glammer pants" who will be Again, the voting is limited to fe- sneezed at by any means. Who querque will be made at 1 a.m. Sunday morning. awarded a prize by the staff of the males, and those eligible are reg- According to W. P. Clement, re- knows what further fame may A round-trip fare will cost $7.35, and tickets to the game gistrar, the following students Services Held paper, in appreciation of his ser- ularly enrolled male students, not grace his manly shoulders, and have been called or volunteered: vices to the campus and coeds here connected with the staff of THE what cares may be lifted from his are listed at 90c to those students presenting activity tickets. Glen M. Bowen, volunteer f o r in general. TOREADOR. brow by being no honored. The small admission charge to the National Guard at Jacksboro, It has been rumored that t h e No professor, dean, or official of Therefore, all women, attached or Tech students come. as a cour- For Mrs, Michie lucky man will be given an oppor- the college will be counted, and tesy from New Mexico university. Texas. otherwise, are urged without res- Roy Brekerbill, medical corps of tunity to endorse several patent anyone voting for such a person triction to go to the polls and vote Evident enthusiasm on the cam- the United States army. medicines, and that if at all pos- will have her ballot disqualified. for Tech's Glamor Pants No. 1." Human Relations pus about the prospective trip as- John Tom Price, volunteer for Today At Home sible, THE TOREADOR will ded- It is to be noted that in other sures the Red Raiders of an am- the National Guard. ple contingent of supporters when they take the field In Albuquerque Tom Hutchinson, volunnteer to Mrs. James N. Michie, 53, wife of Institute Held In continued pursuit of an unde- the United States army. Dr. James N. Mich., died of a feated season. Hirem Jefferson Whatley, service cerebral hemorrhage at one a. m. Art Institute Qualia Speaks Primary Courses Jones And Bahm Asked The Santa Fe ticket agent will battery 131, field artillery of the Monday morning at the family resi- make a list of all the students who National Guard. dence, 2215 Sixteenth street, Lub- To Sponsor Meeting purchase tickets for the trip. This bock. Mrs. Michie had been fail- Wade H. Webb, member of the official register will enable super- ing in health for three years, and President Clifford B. Jones and 131st Band, field artillery. Receives Gift On Failure Of Offered By CAA visors to keep a check on those Dr. Archie J. Bahm, assistant pro- Fred Thompson, entrance to for the past three months had been aboard. fessor of philosophy and sociology, Randolph field. confined to her bed. Women's Club Gives Students Given More have accepted invitations to serve One hundred members of t h e John 0. Summers, member of Mrs. MIchie was born in Norfolk, as sponsors for the first Southwest- Matador "A" band will be making the National Guard. Va., and moved with her husband Lithograph Of Alamo Treaty At IRC Opportunities Here to Lubbock from Austin in 1925. ern Institute of Human Relations . their annual football trip. The Wallace D. Richards, called to Students may make application Dr. Michie has been head of the Frank Callcott's lithograph of This institution will be held under musicians compete keenly for the service as a reserve officer. Says Responsibility now for primary and secondary the Alamo at midnight has been the direction of the National Con- honor and pleasure of being select- Orvall Mack Pickett, volunteer department of mathematics at Tex- pilot training courses in Civil Aer- as Tech since organization of the presented to Tech Art institute and Rests On Citizens ference of Christians and Jews De- ed for this yearly event and will to join navy. onautics administration for spring add a lot of spirit to support of college. now hangs in the West Texas mu- cember 5 and 6, at Southern Meth- Billy J. Mallard, member of the Of The United States semester in the office of Robert P. the Raiders. seum. The lithograph was purchas- odist university in Dallas. "Human National Guard. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Vail, coordinator of civilian pilot Michie is survived by a son, R. E. ed and presented by Lubbock Relations in a Democracy" will be In addition to a between-halves Lynn McCarty, National Guard, "Relation of Treaty of Versailles training. Quota of students for Women's club in recognition for the institute theme. march, the band will give a epe- field artillery, 131st battery. Lee Michie, of Moffett Field, Calif., to the Present Situation" was the primary course is 40 and for sec- cial concert in Albuquerque Satur- Lewis C. Hughes, member of the and two daughters, Mrs. Victor outstanding activities in art. subject discussed by Dr. C. B. Qua- ondary course is 20. Among the other sponsors are day morning. National Guard 131st field artil- Harris, Chicago, and Mrs. James B. The print added to the perma- lia, head department of foreign All applications must be original Dr. Homer P. Rainey, president of Johnson, Pampa. Several times in the past Tech lery band. nent collection of the Art institute languages, at meeting of Interna- That is, if applications have been University of Texas, Dr. Umphrey students have journeyed to the New Lennes Hope. member of t h e Rev. J. A. Winslow, St. Paul's shows the Alamo at midnight un- tional Relations club Monday night. made previously for either prim- Lee, president Southern Methodist Mexico metropolis to see t h e lr National Guard. Episcopal church, will conduct ser- der floodlights. Callcott, who is "To call the treaty of Versail- ary or secondary training, stu- university, Senator Morrie Shep- "men in red" contest the Loboes Jack Edwin Hammond, ordered vices at the family residence to- best known for his Centennial ser- les unjust is propaganda. It was dents must refile their applications pard, Attorney General Gerald C. of New Mexico university on the to active duty 112th cavalry band. day. Pall-bearers will be: Dr. R. C. ies, is one of the most prominent not conceived in the spirit of hate, and again sign the pledge for fur- Mann, George B. Dealey of the gridiron. Just as often, New Mex- Grayton Robert Gordon, 131st Goodwin, Dr. W. B. Gates, Dr. C. of Texas artists. The series, one set but was intended to settle terri- ther flight training in the United Dallas Morning News and Dr. W. ico's collegians have come to Lub- field artillery, National Guard. B. Qualia, Dean James G. Allen, Dr. of which was recently added to the States army. B. Bizzell, president University of torial claims and promote perman- bock to back their team against Sam Houston Garrard, volunteer W. H. Abbitt, W. L. Stangel and B. permanent collection of the Metro- ent European peace through a Lea- Students making application now Oklahoma. for selective service in the United a traditional rival. Last year 200 J. Allen. politan Museum of Art in New gue of Nations. Soldiers were not for flight training next semester Seven nationally known educa- States army. students from Albuquerque came Burial will be in Austin. York, consists of two etchings and permitted to enter German terri- must have one year of college work tors and religious leaders will be David G. Clarke, volunteer army to "Double T" stadium for t h e eight lithographs depicting numer- tory and destroy property and hu- and be enrolled in the current the speakers. They are: Dr. Robert 1st field artillery. game. ous Texas landmarks. miliate the German people. If you school year, or they must have at McElroy, historian and lecturer; Paul Clarke, National Guard. Every year the college sponsors This series has been shown in compare the treaty with the past least 60 hours of college work. the Most Rev. Robert E. Lucey, Hunter Hobson Brannon, Natio a special train to o n e football more than 70 exhibitions through- treaties of Europe you will find They must pass physical examin- Bishop of Amarillo, Morris S. Laza- 'nal Guard, 131st field artillery game. The Student council Is In Tech Officers out the United States and has been that it is by no means unjust," Dr. ations given by Dr. Fred W. Stan- ron, Rabbi of the Baltimore He- charge of arrangements for this band. defer, government flight physic- featured in five New York shows. Qualia said. brew congregation; Dr. Frank year's trek and hopes to make it Arthur Leon McCarty, National ian, and pass government specifi- Oil paintings by Callcott, in addi- According to Dr. Qualia a large Kingdon, former president of Ne- one of the best ever undertaken, Guard. cations of heights and weights. tion to landscapes and character degree of responsibility for t h e wark university: Dr. Julian B. to support one of Tech's greatest Robert L. Floyd, National Guard, Leave College Under the revised rules of CAA, studies, include a portrait of Lieut- failure of the treaty, as well as the Feibelman, Rabbi of Temple Sinai football teams. 131st field artillery. Gov. Coke R. Stevenson which was the applicant must be from 19 to at New Orleans;. Rev. Michael J. Day And Richards To League of Nations, rests upon the 26 years of age and must pay a Elmo Morrison, National Guard, accepted by the Texas senate in Ahern, S. J. of Western college; and citizens of the United States for medical fee of $6 and an insurance 131st field artillery. Begin Duty With Army 1939. Callcott is represented in per- their failure to participate in t h e Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, chief exe- Mr. Clements stated that this mnenta collector. of the Dallas fee of $9. All other expenses ex- cutive of National Conference of Club Delegates Sergeis,enard R. Day and see League. The Republican party is cept transportation to and from list was Incomplete and there Museum of Fine Arts. Columbia tz ,jre,. Christians sod .Tews, 0-.1_ • Kea., . Richarue have ireen the airport are borne by the gov- vu1 Chi would probably be more by the university, Scuddei- School of New this, since they fostered the so- It is hoped that every Texan col- cago called b to active duty in the York, Texas Scroll and Southwest- ernment end of the week. called Isolationist policy a 11 d lege will send a delegation to the army. 8 sergeants have been on Students taking beginning and Tech's chapter of the Block and ern university. ' failed to see the strained world institute sessions on opening day, the mill faculty of Texas Tech advanced courses now will com- Bridle club will be represented at Lubbock Women's club is the situation. December 5, Hastings Harrison, since it was started in 1935. plete training by January 31. Ap- the National Block and Bridle first organization to make such Southwestern director of the Na- Hackler Urges Sergeant Day is temporarily sta- Following the address, questions proximately 30 students have made meeting, to be held at noon Decem- contribution to the Art institute. tional Conference, said. tioned in Fort Henning, Ga. where were asked from the floor. During application for pilot training dur- ber 2 at the Stockyard inn in Chi- "We sincerely hope that other or- he is taking a course for reserve a brief business meeting Archie ing spring semester. cago, by Tom Murray, president of Clubs To Back ganizations on the campus and in officers. Sergeant Richards is in McDonald was appointed chairman the local club, and Tom Green. sec- town will see fit to make future the post exchange offices at Fort of a committee to arrange for sale retary to W. L. Stangel, head of the gifts. It is necessary to build the Varsity Show Crockett, Texas at Galveston. of tickets for the appearance of animal husbandry department. Al- museurn from the inside as well as Renner And Dean Sergeant Albert L. Ramsey has H. R. Knickerbocker December 8 Sock And Buskin ternates will be Elbert Overton and outside," stated P. A. Kleinschmidt, Urging clubs to back the Varsity been transferred to Texas Tech in the Lubbock high school audi- J. L. Hemby. Show for Tech this year, Lee Hack- director Tech Art Institute. from Oklahoma A&M to replace torium. Other members of t h e Leidigh Quoted The delegates will leave Friday lee today pointed out that only a- Sergeant Richards. At the present committee have not been appoint- by automobile for the convention, bout one hundred fifty dollars now Rehearses Play no one has been detailed to Tech ed as yet. which is expected to draw dele- stands between the beginning of In New Article to take the place of Sergeant Day. Aggies Harvest Eugene Benton, co-sponsor of Reading rehearsal for the tenta- gates from approximately 26 chap- production, and that only 15 clubs Sergeant Ramsey has been in IRC, announced that books in the A. H. Leidigh, dean of agricul- tive casts of "Smilin' Through," ters from over the United States, here underwriting the show for ten the army service since the last club library will soon be available ture. and K. M. Renner, head pro- three-act play to be presented by Mr. Stangel is leaving for Chi- dollars each, would guarantee funds Beet Crop Here World war. In 1917 he volunteered for members of the club. These fessor of dairy manufactures, were Sock and Buskin on January 9, cago today, and will go by rail. necessary for the program. for service overseas. Upon being Harvesting of sugar beets on the books are furnished by the Car- quoted in the December issue of was held Monday night. Heckler urged that clubs bring granted his discharge Ramsey re- Tech farm has been taking place negie Endowment for Advance- Country Gentleman, a national cir- the subject of the Varsity Show Those reading parts were: Max- entered the service and chose the for the yast week according to Dr. ment of Peace and are to be lo- culation magazine, in a feature- before their members at the ear- ine Wheatley, Nettie Belle Batton, marine corps. He stayed in the A. W. Young of the plant industry cated in room 305 of the Adminis- length article by Harry O'Brien. liest possible date, pointing out that Bud Thompson, Roy Chambliss, marine corps for six years, and department, but has been slowed tration building. Leidigh, as quoted, stated some College Calendar time was a vital factor in the pro- Claire Collingsworth, Martha Fisk, then he reenlinted in the United considerably by inclement weather. of the conditions of West Texas duction of the show. Kenneth Duke, Joe Burson, Kath- States army. He was appointed a Dr. C. W. Doxtater, head of the which make this a good cattle-rais- No definite date for initial work erine McCallum, Frank Cosden, sergeant in 1931, and has seen ac- field operations of the crystal su- ing country, especially since Lub- on the production has been net as Fruit Cake Sale Kathleen Webb and Gerald Hirt- TODAY tive service since that time. gar company, took samples of the bock is conveniently located on a yet, he further stated, but only 'the chey. eight varieties that have been un- short-route line to the West Coast. Social clubs sheckels" stands between a Show Others in rehearsal were: Ruth SOCIETY ELECTS ALUMNUS der study during the year for test- Will End Today Renner cited evidence of the Double T association, 8, La Fon- for the coming year and the possi- Hatcher, Reginia Lee, Vondee Dr. Elliot Powers, employee of ing purposes, and commented that growth of the dairying industry da bility of failure. The annual fruit cake sale will Lewis. Ann Moore, Thelma Craw- the Gulf Petroleum company at after observing sugar beet produc- on the South Plains, contrasting WAA dancing class, 7 to 8, Gym be concluded by members of Phi Amarillo, was recently elected vice- tion in this section for the past present number of establishments ford, Francis Gordon, Maitland Re- PICTURES SHOWN prelsdent of the Panhandle Geo- three years, he was convinced be- Upsilon Omicron today. Ernestine for handling dairy produce as com- seda, Arnold Mathias, Jack Dub- THURSDAY Story is head of the committee in Two motion pictures, "Reproduc- logical society according to infor- yond a doubt that we could pre pared with the number when he berley, Orville Shofner, H. M. Terry charge of arrangements. Florence tion of Mammals" and "The Heart" mation received by Dr. Leroy T. duce sugar beets economically in first came to Tech to organize the and Gordon Carlilse. YMYWCA, 7:17, Seaman Hall Stone and Alva Clare McWhirter AWS. 5, 220 were shown to members of the Patton. The society is composed this section. department of dairy manufactures are committee members. Student Council, 7:15, 210 Pre-med club at a regular meeting of oil geologists of the Tex as According to Dr. Young, careful in 1927. AGENT HERE of the organization Monday night Panhandle. preparation of land for sugar beet One and one-third, two and three The article by O'Brien is one of KKME, 7:30, H102 in the chemistry building. Dr. Powers received his bachel- production has been proved by pound cakes are being sold. Cost is a series on changing farm condi- A representative of the Santa FRIDAY The club will sponsor an all- or of science degree from Tech in tests on the college farm this year 75 cents per pound. The cakes will tions of the Great Plains area, ma- Fe Railroad will be on Tech cam- college dance Saturday, November 1928. He received his masters and to increase the yield 100 per cent be gift wrapped and ready for de- terial for which he gathered last pus tomorrow, to solicit tickets Church Open-houses 30 in the gymnasium. Admission doctors degrees at the University above the yield on land that h a s livery before Christmas holidays. summer. He quoted Dean Leidigh for the special train leaving Lub- DFD dinner dance, 5:30 to 10:30, will be 20 cents per person. of Iowa. not had special preparation, Baking will begin November 29. in his November article, also. bock Friday, November 29. Hilton hotel Saturday Is Your Last Chance To See These Rambling Red Raiders In Action

Or Will Peter Willis Also Be Looking At Them In A Bowl Game January 1? Page Two THE TOREADOR Wednesday, November 27, 1940

The Toreador LETTERS Campus Camera .. . THE TOREADOR, student newspaper of Texas Technologioal e ale college, is published every Wednesday and Saturday on the campus of To The Editor 2 Toga. Technological college at Lubbock by students of the journalism department. Entered as second class matter, October 31, 1925, at the postoffice Editor, THE TOREADOR In Lubbock, Texas, under the act of March 3, 1879. Dear Sir, Editorial offices, Engineering building, 3, 4, 5. Telephones: I am not one to complain about Our Readers college switchboard; Night Editor, 1288. the usual things that cannot be helped around the campus like fast SUBSCRIPTION RATES driving around the circle or pop- I Semester ■ ••-••-•-,, •- , • •• • •-••,-..-•_. •.. -•., corn eaters in the show, but t h e 1 Year $1.60 time has come for a real complaint. It's just like I keep telling the guys down at the office, "It •oesesiaiasi ais There is a class that only upper- ...... vas eon 14•710N•1. ain't the size of the dog in the fight, but it's the size of the fight National Advertising Service, Inc. classmen can enroll in and yet in a clam of 505 or more, they as in the dog that makes the difference." Coll" Pxblisbrrs Reprematative a whole act like a bunch of fifth 420 0.0100N AYR. NEW YORK. N. se For instance, take the rambling Red Raiders, who just bare- graders. Freshmen wouldn't car- cioassio • seieve• • LW RAM.. • Mtn FERMIN* ry on in such a manner. For the ly rambled over St. Louis Thursday last. It's the smallest team- in weight and numbers-that we've ever seen out at ignorant hill, Editor-in-Chief life of me, I cannot see why stu- ED KIDD dents who are supposed to be ARTHUR KAHLER yet they've taken quite a few big boys to the cleaners this year, Business Manager GEORGE MUSICK grown up should talk, giggle, and COACHES FOOTBALL AT DICK- by the sheer process of scrapping to beat all hell for every act like a bunch of gibbering Idiots INSON COL LEGE AND BASKET- _ _ Associate Editor point they make. Fanibeth Harris during lecture periods and then BALL AT BROWN UNIVERSITf Jack Yelton Sports Editor howl like barn eats when a true- Dexy Sudduth Technical Adviser false test Is given and they make News Editor 131 Bill Wood low on it. All of which would tend to remind us that there are a num- N° Feature Editor tiled Leon Hughes Society Editor The professor Is not to blame ber of "little but loud" organizations beginning to stick their Doris Peavy The world should know—and for ten& apythll the love of me I am not one to heads above the moist South Plains sod. Perhaps one of the loud- REPORTERS. Urn Brigham, Vernon Bundrant, Moncure Carter, June uphold the faculty against the est of these is the group which hid out in the alley back of 14th. Agfi° Crosloy, Ruth Foust, Bobble Felts, Sam Johnson, Geral Greene, Daph- students. street the other night along about one or two in the morning, eene Hutchings, A. C. Lambert, Clifton Morris, George Musick, Kath- ilk's leen McCreless, Joanne McDonald, Jack Nicks, Leo Scott, Betty Shry- The class meets at 10 on TTS and after singing a few hymnals to clear their throats, burst est ock, Melba Sutter, Lewis Terrell, Mary Margaret Tunnell, Margaurlto and they yell and talk and giggle forth into the stirring chords of "She's Got The Habit." Gee, stab and carry on until 10:95 at which Watkins, Annabel Wood and L. D. Whiteley. bead. time they all start putting on Papa, ain't them social clubites cards, huh? Tber wraps and gossiping like magpies. Then a few scattered ones get up raw,' win rl and leave to do their practise tea- wER wimm, All hell is going to break loose some of these days on the a sPol Volunteer Or Wait? ching. As they leave they are not Tech Tattler, if he doesn't quit swiping the stuff THE TOREADOR P polite enough to walk behind the PRESIDENT OF KNOX COLLEGE , nu ,00tett "If the United States went to war against Germany, Italy, teacher but instead they walk In [IOWA STATE COLLEGE AT AMES, IS THE YOUNGEST COLLEGE is using the next day. To be scooped legally is one thing-to be doping front and look at him as though IOWA, Is THE GEOGRAPHICAL PRESIDENT IN THE COUNTRY scooped by what is usually scooped up around horse-barns, is or Japan, would you leave school and volunteer or wait until ket or he should be ashamed of being be- • • • CENTER CF THE STATE • • • HE IS 33 YEARS OLD./ your turn came in the draft?" quite another story. nett, 1 hind them. Then by the time the The answer-of all college men questioned in a comprehen- bell rings, the students are in an It is rumored that the Tattler is a very prominent club man uproar. on the campus-all of which would make this little bit of bait sive poll, 23.5 per cent would volunteer-and 76.5 per cent why h Now I know personally that the the more appetizing to the editor, whose tendencies are way would not! clop k prof is at his wits end to do some- we saw after results of the poll were This 4fruaikty, over on the side of the reds. The first reaction . thing about such a conglomeration 01 printed was a bitter remark in a small paper to the effect that but one would think that punish- ment for college students would thins college men must be lacking greatly in the stuff of which their L Ter be above that for kindergarten And speaking of your (X) being red, maybe we shouldn't and them are not the only posi- fathers were made. children—but when in Rome, do TACK YORK has a new drummer have run the one entitled "Let God Do It-Because He Knows pane tions to be filled. We must remem- Reasonable assumption-to us-is that unless one has a as the Romans do, and certainly eil to take the place of "Moe" Mor- How." In spite of the fact we still believe that God is getting It ye they are asking for just such rison, who Is reportedly taking off ber that this Is a VARSITY show prior burning desire to watch his guts spread out all over Japan or and should be just what the name too much credit for the general crumrniness of mankind, it treatment. to guard encampment. His name E. Let Germany he is a piker, according to this super-patriot. is Sammy Smith and is from Lit- implies . . . it must be carried on seems that putting His name in this paper is-to quite a few M to Will you write an editorial, cal- tle Rock, Arkansas. One of t h e by the students themselves, inde- mpk On the other hand, let us examine some of the more per- ling names and such if some of us more or less honest ministers-nothing short of Liber, PER SE. feature attractions of Jack's or- dependent of any specific organize, dim tinent facts brought out by this questionnaire of the Student send you the material? Two of us chestra has long been "A Man and don. If any club or organization pies who are in the class really enjoy Opinion Surveys of America. One of the more interesting is his Drums"— the tune by which wants to lend aid, however, that it when we can hear and t h e total "Moe" plummeted to fame when Is perfectly glorious. Just one or And still on the subject of (X's) being red, you'd never that college men alone were interviewed. thoroughly disgusted with t h e shoe- all the dancers stop and gather two of these clubs can't be expect- recognize the old place now; three months of trying to keep erste This, in the first place, makes the question limited to a group baby stuff the class acts up with. around the bandstand in tribute to ed to carry the entire burden, and aggies, engineers, arts and sciences, and even home economics Del which is as the rule above aberave in knowledge of government Please help in some way. a handful of students can't either a real drummer. Sans the crazy students off our necks has caused most of the staff to look for- pies S and its functions. For better classes, expressions, which added to the —it must be the work of the en- I am, number no end, the old punch and tire student body with the brains, ward toward publications elections with greatest of joy. Why Is it then, reasonable to suppose that these persons possess W Mary Whitt stamina are still part of the num- brawn, and personal Initiative of anyone will run is a constant source of amazement-even to I 1938 better than average knowledge of government, or the responsi- ber which Sammy can handle very each and every individual thrown those of us who won last year. bilities of a nation to its peoples, and of citizens to the state? well, thank you in. Let's all get hold of the lead plc sat SNOW BOUND IN NEW MEXICO rope and pull together—that's what wen t Does it necessarily show cowardice for a man to say he it takes! We can have NO LAG- ler in Snowbound in Raton, New Mex- WE GET IT—GEE: It has been high Si would not volunteer to fight Germany, Italy, or Japan-for the ico, Sunday and Monday, we r e GARDS! GO TO THE POLLS TODAY AND VOTE-YOUSE WEN- done before in larger schools with a gem sheer joy of fighting? John E. Harding. instructor in eco- CHES! ! a great degree of success; this is kicked nomics, and his wife, Mrs. Lorene Or does such an answer show that the American college the first time that it has been at- WE WONDER: IF Waylon Cleck- TODAY THE STAFF OF THE TOREADOR GIVES YOU THE And Harding, secretary to Dean James tempted by a school in this part er has really been married since Tens man of today is not convinced that we would gain any more G. Allen. OPPORTUNITY TO VOTE FOR THE "MOST GLAMOROUS from this war than we did from the last! of the country! But we GET IT! last April to Frances Spencer of MAN ON THE CAMPUS OF TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COL- lands Mr. and Mrs Harding were re- We voted on It and for it . . . the Sweetwater . . . . What recently Park We sometimes wonder if the answers given In this poll do turning to Lubbock from Pueblo, student council did not reject it, elected La Ventana beauty hass LEGE." Thom not indicate that college men are either smarter than the average Colorado, where they had spent and the outcome is that we have been setting records-22 consecu- No member of the staff of THE TOREADOR is eligible for like I Thanksgiving with Mr. Harding's a VARSITY SHOW!! These things tive nights with promising young Bruno man in the street who would "give my right arm to get a crack sister. Don Jeans; how about it Mary election-we know we ain't got no glammer boys over here. or whether they could be just a little bit more are only preliminary steps, how- We as those Jops", Mrs. David Childers, 2005 Tenth ever! It Is now necessary to see Ann . . . If there could possibly • • • • • • Steers, honest than many of the blowhards who wear their patriotism street, Lubbock, was notified by just how much we really wanted be any swelter persons than El- heights mer Wall, Henry Austin, Johnny on their shirt sleeves-and most of whom will probably prove wire of the plight of her daughter a show . . . we shall find this out Next week, the women will be given their chance to vote their I Phillips, Bill Potts and A. J. Kemp more backward in the case war really does come. and son-in-law, who were tempor- by looking for and finding aspir- for the "most obnoxious, repulsive male on Tech's campus." 89 won arily marooned in the snow-swept ant actors, singers, dancers, script —they steal our heart . . . If it is GIN 0 Again, to limit chances, no member of the staff of THE TOR- mountains of northern New Mex- writers, scenery workers, design- possible to get as many as 1000 Yes, ico. ers, costumers, make-up artists, Continued on Page Four EADOR is eligible for election. Agee, of the "Created Free And Equal" geld I no So Equality of all men in a democratic niaton is not true equal- IN A CIGARETTE has n ity. There are economic, racial, social, and political advantages ( I've 1 that work for some and against others. , , Opponents of democracies are swift to point out these dif- mite faith, ferences-and just as quick to show the system that will eli- rniniate them. OME Perhaps they are right-but on the other hand, the belief S ma that a democracy offers nearer equality than any other system There ' 7 THE Sporty now in operation is so easily proved that it renders many of wive Mate drove t \ these utopian theories worth about as much as the paper on '40,( r I was 411141111111111t which they are written. tar. A For example-let us take Fascism, which "produces a ben- a head THE SMOKE OF SLOWER-BURNING CAMELS GIVES YOU came 1 evolent inequality of the individual for the advancement of the dye kn state." If there is any doubt about the inequality of man in And Italy, then there is doubt about the most obvious of facts present Holly in government today. Red : EXTRA MILDNESS, EXTRA COOLNESS, EXTRA FLAVOR, AND_ the Si Communism preaches the doctrine of entire equality, but We e, nowhere in the civilized world is there a more absoulte and au- pro tocratic rule than that of Josef Stalin-in a nation devoted to rost Even the ideal of complete equality. Algot, Nazism never at any time preached equality-neither have LESS NICOTINE so Its the people of Japan known it. 0 That twitter Nowhere in the known world today is there more equality than the average of the 4 other of the utt lo than in a typical democracy such as that of the United States, days England, or Switzerland. Then largest-selling cigarettes tested_less nding Yet, even in democracies, complete equality is an unwork- 1. Lk able ideal. Just as it is in any form of government now in practi- than any of them_according to indepen- Sc cal operation. On paper there may be forms which offer more-but in operation democracies are still the champions of the rights of dent scientific tests of the smoke itself the common man. And until people change radically, there will be no perfect government-so long as it is managed by human beings-even if it does look good on paper. HEN you get right down to it, a cigarette is only as flavorful- W only as cool-only as mild-as it smokes. The smoke's the thing! Obvious-yes, but important-all-important because what you get in Reported Again? the smoke of your cigarette depends so much on the way your cigarette burns. Mid-semester reports once more come and go, leaving be- Science has pointed out that Camels are definitely slower-burning hind some between students and professors. Each year the (see left). That means a smoke with more mildness, more coolness, and same things happen-the student who "thought he had at least more flavor a B" finds the little slip in his mail-box, and another prof bites Now-Science confirms another important advantage of slower the dust at the nightly bull session. burning ... of Camels. No doubt the teacher gets more than a little tired at t h e Less nicotine- in the smoke! Less than any of the 4 other of the chronic "beefer"-always ready with an excuse, and nothing more. But once in a while there is more than a little that may largest-selling brands tested-28% less than the average! be said for the student's point of view. Light up a Camel ... a s-l-o-w-burning Camel ...and smoke out the Here's the way it ought to be: The teacher should realize By burning 25% slower facts for yourself. The smoke's the thing! that he is paid a living wage to instruct-not to dictate. He than the average of the 4 other of the should know that his responsibility to the student is to aid him largest-selling brands tested—slower "SMOKING OUT" THE FACTS about nicotine. Experts, in selecting his life's work, not pile so much on that he won't be than any of them—Camels also give you chemists analyze the smoke of 5 of the largest.selling able to work after graduation. And he should consider the fact a smoking pla5 equal, on she average. to brands ... find that the smoke of slower-burning C.amels contains less nicotine than any of the other brands tested. that he is not one of the twelve apostles-that his decisions are 5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK! sometimes questionable-and that if they are, the student has a 3. nriwriarr.penscasowalrawnairternaixashrwnnea a perfect right to question them. And the student should appreciate the fact that it is the professor's place to aid him, not to raise him! If he refuses to do the work assigned, he may hold no one responsible but himself. THE SLOW ER-VORMilla It is only on the basis of mutual respect and understanding alma that any good will ever be accomplished between teacher and pupil-both must respect the rights and purpose of the other- GIVARETTE or both will fail. CAMEL Wednesday, November 27, 1940 THE TOREADOR Page Three •••-•,-..1•7•-••T•••••••••••••••••••••• TIME IN! We Specialize Crimson Clan Seeks Ninth Straight In STEAK and C CHICKEN Dinners Raiders Leave Mural Tourney wad ,the wag Postponed For Courteous and TIME Friendly Service For New Mexico TT HAS been the policy of many Fish Practice I newspaperw riters and editors Downtown Meeting in America never to publish an Four games in Tech's intramural Place for Students Friday At Noon OUT! anonymous letter. But, I once read basketball tourney were postponed — a short story in "Breezy" maga- ;11, Monday and Tuesday night due to L. W. Gentry, Mgr. Loboes Determined To zine entitled "Too Late For Love." freshman basketball practice By The author wasn't named, but the scheduled for the some dates. Avenge Former Losses article was unsurpassable. As soon as a schedule can be CACTUS CAFE By Upsetting Raiders JACK YELTON Hence, the following letter: arranged without any conflicts, the tourney will continue and the 1212 Broadway By JIM BRIGHAM Sports Editor Horn Hall games—College Club vs. Rem.; 24 Hour Service Associate Sports Editor Texas Tech Los Cams vs. Silver Keys; Wrang- Messrs. Bill Wood and Jack Yelton lers vs. No-Stars and Newman Nearing the end of a tough 11- Toreador Office Club vs. Centaurs, will be run off game schedule, the Tex. Tech Red Texas Tech as usual, director T. L. Gilley an- Raiders will roll down t h e rails ITH my usual candor, I am nounced. O ONE ever accused Dana X. going to toss in two cents, Lubbock, Tex. Friday at 1 o'clock toward t h e W Dear Sirs: Saturday's TOREADOR will car- N Bible of lifting pencils from a stronghold of the New Mexico Lo- lay my cards on the table and call ry a complete schedule for the fol- 25: blind man, but the bald-pated hoes Iln Aubuquerque. a spade a spade. I hereby Invite Your ignorance or narrow-mind- lowing week. BROPOLIAY 1 some BOWL association to edness is very embarrassing. A vis- Longhorn coach would do almost On the heels of the Raiders, a Invite the Texas Tech Red Raiders to itor from out of town who had TODAY & THUR. anything to knock off the Texas student special will follow. play a one-day stand in their ham- been reading your accounts of the Aggies tomorrow. The Loboes, a team that came let the afternoon of January 1, mighty Webster's football feats "ANNE OF If the University of Texas within 60 seconds of ruining a per- takes that tilt, It'll be the big- next! asked me, after witnessing t h e WINDY POPLARS" fect season record for the Tech- game Saturday, In which Webster gest steal since the Indians sold sans in 1938, have not beaten Tech In return for YOUR invita- Ann Shirley James Ellison participated, If he was having an Tech Theatre Manhattan for a handful of in their past five clashes, but as tion, gentlemen, t h e Scarlet off day, or if that was the best Plus—Reelism & Sports beads. game time nears odds are falling Scourge of the Southwest will Tech had. He had gathered from There are several All-America back to a standstill. put on a football act that's guar- Coming—FRI.-SAT. reasons why the Aggies should anteed to bring down the house. your articles that Webster w a s Started Slow TODAY AND THURSDAY win right randily tomorrow. Not You'll be casting your orbits at about the best on the Tech squad, I "SPORTING BLOOD" Off to a slow start when they s a sports writer in the nation a high-geared machine that Is Since you see the effect that lost in the mud to an inferior Wy- will pick the Longhorns, but if NUMBER 2 in these United Sta- your articles will have on persons Robert Young oming eleven in the opening game "FLORIAN" something should happen, such as tes in yards gained this season. who do not know the true situa- Lewis Stone the Loboes in their last three doping the Tex. A&M waterbuc- all, you'll tion, you are hurting Tech's foot- • —with— Maureen O'Sullivan games apparently have regained If you can see them at ket or declaring Kimbrough, Rob- gasp over some of the fastest pac- ball team as a whole by pursuing nett, Thomason and Pannell inel- their form and confidence, for this mode of writing. New Mexico A&M, Flagstaff Tea- kages of humanity that have ever Robert Young igible, every sports scribe would brought cheers to the lips of an Webster gets more credit by chers, and University of Ariona 1 oc scribble reams of copy explaining suiting out and sitting on the have been snowed under by t h e alumni. In Amonett (the "Flomot Helen Gilbert why he suspected such an upset Flash"), Hill, Austin, Lowe and bench or playing a minute or two LYRICC 20c revamped New Mexico squad. deep back in his mind. Douglass, the Raiders boast chain- and looking lousy, than Dvoracek Incidentally, the University of lightning that has struck with and Douglas do for saving a game TODAY & THUR Of interest to pigskin part:I- Arizona is the same team that deadly ferocity all year. for Tech. won over Oklahoma A&M, 24-0, slam might be these points: Very respectfully yours, FRIDAY-SATURDAY TWO GIRLS ON while the Raiders were fortunate Playing a leading role will be 1. Texas A&M has won four A Tech Student • v. to tie the "Okies." Comparatively elongated E. J. McKnight, one BROADWAY" games from Tex. In Austin In of the highest scoring and great- speaking, the Loboes are three or Mr. Yelton will have to "speak WEBSTER Plus—"Information Please" 56 years. Three of those were est offensive ends in the country. "SUSAN AND prior to 1910. four touchdowns ahead of the Men for himself, Jack," but I hasten to Lana Turner Joan Blundell in Red. He's guaranteed to take care of * * George Murphy 2. 1922 was the last year for A& the receiving end of an aerial contend that Dvoracek and Doug- GOD" lass have received more note than M to win in Austin—a 14-7 tri- Aerial Circus Slated combination that strikes with came through. Yet he's still ner- Musical Act umph. Since then, Memorial sta- More than likely, the sky above the cunning of a mountain lion Webster, solely because they have vous, uncertain of himself. dium was dedicated, and the Ag- University stadium in Albuquer- done more. On the other hand, Coming—FRI.-SAT. and strength of a panzer unit. As one who has seen Jumbo John King —in— gies have scored a slim-hipped que Saturday afternoon about 3 o- Did someone mention power? whatever space has been devoted Webster play football ever since Joan Crawford total of 18 points in that horse- clock, will be clouded with pig- With the variety of a Shakespear- to Jumbo Webster In the columns he stumbled onto his first Lub- "THE GENTLEMAN shoe. That's a point-a-year av- skins. Ted Shipkey, NMU coach, ean volume, the Men in R e d push of THE TOREADOR has not been bock high school practice field on Frederick March erage. has nine oustanding backs on tap forward big Charlie "Devo" Dvor- wasted. through his triumphant year as FROM ARIZONA" • • • " • • 3. Dana X. Bible piloted the Ag- to handle flinging duties Avery acek, one of the mightiest bone- Texas Tech freshman, I belie, glen to their 14-7 victory in 1922. Monfort, who ranks high in Bor- crushers ever to commit legal as- UMBO'S story is among the old- Webster will make the grade. He • • • • • • der conference passing statistics sault in a Tech football suit. Some J est of backfield anecdotes. As needs help, assurance and faith IT WAS Thanksgiving Day of this fall, leads the group with his say he's got Jarrin' Jawn beat a sophomore this year, he has not from fans and fellow-players alike .455 completion average but George lived up to advance predictions by 1938 and I and 40,000 other peo- for pure power, and point to the Perhaps t h e pay-off won't come Gustavich, Charlie Smith, B o z o ple sat in Memorial stadium. There fact that up until his nose injury sports writers a n d the general until his last game as a senior, but McIntyre, Reece Hill, Jack Moris- in the Centenary clash, he hadn't public. But, remember Bl.in' Bill if Walter Webster runs wild again MIDWAY were the Texas Longhorns, smal- sey, Carl Seery, Jim Dyche and ler in stature than the Lubbock come close to being stopped by a de Correvont of Northwestern In even for one single game, and it u n o sEy high Westerners. They hadn't won Pete Sheyka may also share tos- line on the Raider schedule. Dvor- HIS soph year. Too, there is the gives Texas Tech a victory over TODAY AND THURS. sing honors. instance of Sports Writer Hugh a game all season. They hadn't acek can tuck his head down be- some top-ranking team, then neith - Fullerton, jr. Mr. HF, jr. in a Lib- kicked an extra point all season. After nipping a spirited St. Louis tween his knees and go through er fans nor coaches will have wast- A Grand Cost In of erty magazine article of Septemb- And there were the hulking Billiken eleven by the margin hell, high water and any forward ed their time and faith in t h e A Riotous Festival Tex. Aggies—Dandy Dick Todd, a single point, the overconfidence wall in the country for at leeast er, 1938, said the only certain All- Cisco sizzler from Lubbock high. America prospect among t h e OF FUN!! Jarrin' Javan Kimbrough, Marion was taken from the Raiders and four or five yards. I appreciate your letter, "Tech Pugh, Odell Herman and J i m the team coordination evident in In Smith and Storrs colorful backs would be Ernie Lain of Rice Student," for I feel it represents an earlier fracas with Miami may Institute. some bit of student opinion. But, Thomason in the backfield. Men P. Willis Cawthon has a couple DICK I'OWELL reappear. If so, the outcome will passers who delight in day- Mr. Lain didn't even make All- I hope you agree with me that like Pannell, Boyd, Routt and of ANITA LOUISE be merely a matter of formality. light bombing attacks on defen- Southwest conference that year. great players, even great football Bruno Schroeder in the line. —in- We saw an inspired herd of If not, cobblestones will be large seless end zones. Storrs chunks Back to Tech, you may remem- teams, aren't made on the practice A BRIDE.. with OPT1ONV - Steers, inspired beyond human and numerous on the road to an a 60 yard aerial with the non- ber the story of Maurice Chernos- field alone. You can sacrifice eith- heights by Dana X. Bible, uphold unscathed season for the La Fonda chalance of Billy Rose at a fan ky, halfback on the Red Raiders as er of those on the altar of public GOINGPLACES' It's fast their 16-year home-field jinx. Tex- inhabitants. dance, while chunky Smith rif- a senior in 1937. Chernos, he of the opinion, and Texas Tech is striv- —with- as won that day, BY THE MAR- les medium-ranged bullets that bulbous nose, started the season a ing too hard for recognition and Louies (Satchel Mouth) forioas GIN OF AN EXTRA POINT, 7-6. seldom miss the mark. first-string half-back. It was to be tradition to swing the knife. Armstrong las! Yes, I believe in jinxes. T h e Raiders In Red I could go on for hours like this his banner year. Partly because of - —Bill Wood Maxine Sullivan Aggies are striving to break two and still miss Raider stars, but injuries, partly because of a "let- of them tomorrow, the Memorial we've got the real business to set- down," Chernosky fizzled like min- FRI.-SAT. field hex and the standard that Select All-Star tle. eral rights on a salt-water well. MONEY TO LOAN Dorothy I-amour Ray Milland no Southwest conference champ • But, The Toreador continued Diamonds, watches, guns, musi- has repeated- I mean to impartially extend this running his picture; its columnists cal instruments, typewriters or ROSALIND BRIAN `11' From Foes anything of value. JUNGLE PRINCESS" I've made worse predictions than little invitation to every bowl group kept boosting the lagging leather- " RUSSELL AHERNE : in Uncle Sam's borders. It will lugger. With someone behind him, Licensed and Bonded —ALSO— wt. this—such as the Tex. Tech-Mar- On the long trip back from St. VIRGINIA quette mistake—but on a flyer in Louis last, week, the Raiders, prob- probably be "first come, first ser- Chernos fought on. He didn't PAWNBROKER "LONDON non ' faith, TEXAS 9, Tex. A&M, 6. ably thinking about the tackles ve"-these super-charged boys from reach the peak foreseen a year be- JENRENS JEWELRY the Plains are AT LIBERTY on- 1208 Broadway CAN TAKE IT" • • • • • • they missed and the tackles they fore, but he didn't have to check Phone 3234 OMETHING about trains always failed to move, the passes they ly temporaily. in his suit. Just between you three readers makes me weak in the knees. should have caught and the ones • • • • • • S and I, here's the way the lineups There was the night Ex-Toreador that could have been intercepted, HE same is true of Jumbo. He around the country have a good Also Sports Editor Sam Drake and I picked an all-opponent eleven. T has the stuff, but he's going ROBERT BENCHLEY chance of reading the first day drove to the TUC-Baylor game and Here They Are: through a crisis. This is Jumbo's Thur RICHARD LANE, of 1941. I was asleep in the back of t h e first year in big-time football. He Ends: Jett, Wake Forest; Moore, BOWL—Stanford vs. Tex- Fri. car. A whistle blasted in my ear; ROSE came to Tech on top of the high Oklahoma A. & M. Tackles: Zim- as A&M Sat. a headlight blinded my eyes. Then school heap. That in itself is a mer, St. Louis; Preston, Wake SUGAR BOWL — Tennessee vs. came Drake's voice, "Well, whad- mental hurdle for Webster to Forest; Guards: Liles, Oklahoma Boston College dya know, we made it!" leap. Against Centenary, Jumbo A. & M.; Trunzo, Wake Forest; COTTON BOWL—Texas Tech And that night the late Reeves Center Apoiskis, Marquette; Half- or SMU vs. Mississippi State Healy and I stowed away on a backs: Gallovich, Wake Forest; PSI LA CE SUN BOWL — Hardin-Simmons Red Raider special headed for Reynolds, Oklahoma A. & M.; vs Lafayette. the Sun Bowl game in El Paso. Quarterback: Weber, St. Louis; ORANGE BOWL—Only Destiny We were apprehended by a ne- Fullback: Palanskl, Wake Forest. gro porter at Shallowater, which knows; I don't. • cost us $10 hush money. Drawing my head down from Even today a train whistle in- stigates a tremendous itching in At the University of Texas, all the clouds, I want to remind al you suckers reading this column my insteps. the athletes live in Hill Hall or That is one reason I am all a- "Hero Dorm," as it is often called. that Tech's undefeated march i twitter over Friday night's depart- As you enter the mess hall, you not quite over. ure for Albuquerque and Satur- will notice a wire over the door Standing in the way are t h day's game with New Mexico U. covered with clothes pins. New Mexico Loboes and San Fran There are a few simple rules for Clothes pins are used as napkin cisco Dons. Foremost at present riding specials: holders. Each one is marked with of course, are the Loboes, a gang 1. Make sure the train is moving a boy's name and it serves as a of Ted Shipkey-coached lads w h place card at the table See TIME OUT page four See TIME IN Page Four MORN 174 tIONDYS — OF owt 181.118tWED SYMMtilt , ,, VAN101111V ' CONSTANCLMOOR1 D,N116rNIS 0 1(1111Effit4 HELEN PARRISH LEWIS HOWARD

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CCIPICIM Texas Tech College TEXAS TECH COLLEGE DOUBLEMINT 11°11 tria Buy several packages of DOUBLEMINT GUM today Vitton MATURE BOOKSTORE BOOKSTORE 101119E PLAII "On the Campus" "On the Campus" Page Four THE TOREADOR Wednesday, November 27, 1940 WBarldtisAtsffHaiarvse Curry Hits New Time In— Practical Sweakikt DFD's Have Kick-Off Low And Takes Continued from page three Yet before you stand up. Thus you Baptist Student Union will en- have an excuse for weaving a n d and S121414 le..tain with a mass meeting at the Contest Again wobbling. Lovely to Give Dance Friday Night T•ch Chair building at Tenth and 2. Never throw light-bulbs ov- College avenue from 7 until 8 Hitting a low 80, 56 points ahead erboard. Put them in your pop- o'clock Friday night. of his nearest competitor, Ernest ket and chunk the referee See Kick-off dance will be given by"-- Program will consist of a sing Currey of Haskell finished first turday afternoon. DFD club at the Hilton hotel from song, conducted by Lewis Locke; Billie Pens Skive elm rtes, Butts in the eighth of the Toreador-Sears 3. Never offer the man next to 5:30 to 10:30 p. m. before the spec- Bill Mathewe a saNv solo by Paul Willis, presi- Betty Shryock Roebuck football contest last wek. you a drink. He may take it ial leaves for Albuquerque. Lott. Jo Townes Clint Walker dent of the student union, Leon Football theme will be carried Dorris Jo Valiance Bill Hamm All entries for this week's con- 4. Do not plan to purchase intox- Maxine Wheatley Rex Rose Harris, will announce a series of out in the decorations at a dinner test, next to last in the series of icants in Clovis. The dispensaries Nina Rose Webb Freak Spitler pantomimes and pageants to illus- ten, must by in by noon tomorrow. will have been locked half-an-hour preceding the dance. Sandy San- Elisabeth Mitchell L. A. Ritter trate the 10 point requirement of Thursday, as several of the games when the train arrives. derson and his orchestra will play. Pledges and their dates are: the union members to become on the list will be played on the 5. Chinning on the emergency Members and their dates are: Annie Lee Cone Don Shepard state-wide standard. To participate traditional Thanksgiving Day. brake cord Is considered fudging Catherine Spencer Gordon Shackelford Doris Rose Dobbs Homer York in this part of the program will be Pinky Byers Martha Herring Bob Thurman in the best circles. Norma. Gene Bankston Elizabeth Musick, Barbara Cox, Holding his lead of several Pauline Baumgart Perry Horton Jo Killian Lee Murphy weeks, Gene Nickell came closer 6. Whiskey In the boiler will not Merle 6amard A. C. Lambert Sarabeth Kimmel) Bill Thurman Thomas Northen, Morrine George, make the train go faster, but a Billye Blackburn Norman Igo Lena Noah Clyde Barrington Billy Trice, Bob McDonald, Louise to the grand prize, a $50 ten-tube Dorothy Burton Harold Gillespie Bee Ragan J. C. McClure Silvertone radio, but lost t w o little In the engineer wouldn't hurt. Heath, Ermadel Floyd, Roy Cham- Jeanette Bynum Leland George new J. Hire Robert Allen points to Sammy Tate, who gained 7. Rule No. 4 is fact, not fiction. Mary Helen Carroll Orville Shofner Eloise Roberts Eldon Carroll bliss, Jane Rogers, Aubrey Blair, on him last week. May I call your attention to that Marian Coffman John Williams Jane Rogcm Willis Carson Oletta Zeh and Madge Laurence, Billie Jo Dodson Kellogg blanches Peggy Salem Wayne Smith With two weeks of guessing left again. The dispensaries shut shop Dr. C. E. Hereford, pastor of the Catherine Dillard A. J. Kemp Jeanne Saunders T A Henson in the contest, the ten leaders and at midnight. It's a two-hour tour Jo Bess Goodloe Jack York Glennis Waltz Wesley Roddy First Baptist church, will congra- their point-standing are: to Clovis. Frances Hampton OMB Mapes Wanda Beth Williams Lee Ray Scutt tulate the group for reaching state Willoulse Humphriee Albert Fortenberry 1. Gene Nickell, 979 Special guests will be Miss An- recognition in their work last year Elwanda Oliver Teddy Vinson 2. Sammy Tate, 1,000 Emalu O'Neal Jimmy Williams nah Jo Pendleton, Miss Ruth Pir- and being one of 10 churches to 3. Herbert M. Gray, 1039 Trade with Toreador advertisers. Natalie Parker Pat Patterson tle, Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Taylor. receive this honor. Frances Pitts Jimmie Wilson 4. James Atkinson, 1045 Miss Margaret Baskin and Miss Jane Rogers, Melba Rick and Martha Price Dave Browder 5. James Thompson, 1045 Mary Pelee Harris Underwood Josephine Looney. sing. Anita Seay, trio, will 6. George Watford, 1057 Learn To Dance 7. Gordon Shackelford, 1057 From R. Ardath Head, 1059 Y. Wallace Smith, 1060 BILLY NATION 10. D. A. Tmopson, 1070 Specialist On Ballroom Studio 1908-13 Ph. 9557 NOTICE! Special Taxi Rates to Tech Students from the dormitories and College Avenue to down- Half Price on all skirts town Business district. and sweaters! An op- RIDE portunity that you can't 1 passenger 150 afford to miss ...Come 2 passengers 2450 in right away and make 3 passengers 300 your selection. All the I passengers 400 latest styles and fash- Cheniles, Suedes 5 passengers 50c 5c ions. Teddy Bears Bryant's Taxi Taffeta Ph° 70 or 1800 THE BUS Gene-Constance Sub-station at College Avenue Drug Lubbock City Bus Co. On Broadway In Lubbock Hotel $2.95 to $12.95 O

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Reoneodeit Inatddicio4,4 Amusements— Continued From Page Two letters from the student body of- fering to give their all in further- ICE CREAM ing the VARSITY SHOW . . HE famous correspondent, H. R. T Knickerbocker, will be here In That Ice Cream you used to buy at our Lubbock appearing at the It i g h other store? We are opening another store schol auditorium a week from next Tuseday night. He evidently knows Thursday—offering you the same service and his stuff and because of this t h e the same high quality products ... Ice Cream program promises to be a gala en- tertainment. Lot-O-Malt ... Sandwiches AT T H E THEATAHS: Tonight there is another preview at t h e New Lindsey when Rosalind Rus- sell, Brian Aherne, and John Car- roll play in Universal's triumph, "HIRED WIFE". Soulids inter- 4#totattitc€4,* esting, doesn't it? We've always wondered who thinks up these catchy titles for pictures—n i c e racket .. "Captain Caution", a story of FORMAL OPENING adventure and extreme excitement, will be screened at the Tower starting tomorrow and continuing With a backdrop of darkling•• through Saturday. Released by clouds, tempered by the chill win- FRIDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 29 United Artists, it stars Victor Ma- tor twilight, a flight of basic train- The Toreador And Sears-Roebuck & Co. ture, Louise Platt, Leo Carrillo and ers roars over the tower of Ran- Bruce Cabot. dolph Field's beautiful administra- Follow the crowd to Cloverlake No 2 tion building . . . home to roost Official Entry Blank Ninth Week ... Whatever you buy, we'll match it and give after a day of aerial maneuvers Time Out— high in the Texas skies. Over 350 Oklahoma vs. Santa Clara you another FREE .. , For this one night you of these low wing monoplanes get two for the price of one ... So bring your Continued from page three wing aloft each day at the "West Baylor vs. Rice date and enjoy eating at delight in throwing the proverbial Point of the Air," from early morn- Army vs. Navy ing until twilight, as the 650 mem- monkey wrench into Texas Tech's Texas Tech vs. New Mexico plans. bers of the Flying Cadet Corps Back in '38 the bowl-bound soar toward their "Wings." As a Texas vs. Texas A & M vital part of the fast rolling de- Raiders found out for the first TCU vs. SMU time what It means to take a fense program, 12,000 young eaglets New Mexico university team too will fit themselves into this aerial Nebraska vs. Kansas State pattern during the coming year. Cloverlake Dairy Store No. 2 lightly. Playing at Albuquerque Wash. vs. Wash. State hnd doped to take the Loboes by Their reward will be a Commis- three or four touchdowns, Tar- sion In the Air Corps and the tag Pittsburgh vs. Duke —1311 College Ave— We ....The Most Perfectly Train- box, Barnett & Co. found itself Stanford vs. California up against a squad that didn't ed Pilots in the World.. O O know when to quit fighting, and went Into the final few minutes of play trailing. It took some Cawthon magic and a lot of West Texas luck to pull the game out of the fire that time. HOSPITAL This week the Red Raiders won't Lubbock, Texas be taking their New Mexico foes Ride The lightly. They realize that a win STAFF over an undefeated Tech is just what Shipkey will need to save Charles J. Wagner, M. 11. his scalp from the wolves. The Surgery and Consultation Loboes have been on the wrong Sam G. Dunn, M. D., F.A.C.S. end of a lot of hard luck this Surgery and Genito-Urnary season and have everything to Diseases win, nothing to lose In the coming Allen T. Stewart, M. D. SPECIAL TRAIN encounter. Obstetrics, Gynecology, Surgery Strengthened by the return of Wm. L Baugh, M. D. Dvoracek to the lineup, the Scar- lets will shoot the works at NMU. Surgery and Diagnosis Their 7-8 thriller at St. Louis Fred W. Standefer, M. D. may be laid to a natural letdown Robert T. Canon, M. D. from the Wake Forest peals, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat three-games-In-eleven-days sched- Allergy, Hayfever to ALBUQUERQUE ule and a wet, muddy fold. W. E. Cravens, M. D. • General Medicine If you are intending to ride that Denali D. Cross, M. D. FA-C.S. ROUND TRIP special train to Albuquerque Fri- Surgery, Gynecology, Urology day night, you had better see two gentlemen TODAY about tickets. 0. W. English, M. D., F.A.C.S. Surgery, Diseases of Women For a ducat to the game Sa- turday afternoon, see Mr. Mule Ewell L. Hunt, M. D. Dowell In the Hilton Hotel lob- Surgery, Gynecology and See the Red Raiders in action by, and for train tickets contact Obstetrics SCHEDULE either James Snyder, student C. C. Marshall, M. D. Help them win their 9th victory council pregy, or Ralph Trollin- Dermatology and General ger, at the Santa Fe offices. Medicine Leave Lubbock 10:30 p. m. Nov. 29 This student special will leave M. H. Benson, M. D. 35 Lubbock at 11 p.m. Friday night Infants and Children BUY YOUR and arrive in Albuquerque early Return Clyde F. Elkins, M. D. Saturday morning. Return trip Surgery, Gynecology and TICKETS EARLY! will leave the Duke City about mid- General Medicine Leave Albuquerque 12 Midnight, night Saturday. R. C. Douglas, M. D. Tickets on sale in Ad building Nov. 30 General Medicine Dr. Walter J. Howard M. D. Watkins, M. D. General Medicine Dentist Elmo Alexander, M. D. 403 Myrick Building General Medicine C. J. HollIngswirth Office Phone 2612 Res. 412 Superintendent