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Blue Key Will Sponsor Annual Homecoming Appreciation Q% Itmt? rattg fcrljo Published Bi-Weekly by the Students of the University of Chattanooga The Official Publication of the Student Body and Faculty of the University of Chattanooga Volume XXXIII CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1933 Number 3 MOOREMEN TAKE MYSTERY CONTEST Blue Key Will Sponsor Annual Do you know who kills who and for what reason in the play, "Mur­ ONE, LOSE ONE der on the Second Floor"? These problems will be solved in a con­ Homecoming Appreciation Day test held by the University Players. IN TWO STARTS A poster will be placed in the Tower Room at an early date Two-Day Program Planned by Win Thriller From Oglethorpe which will give all necessary in­ T. V. A. Chairman Moccasins Meet Leaders Group For Mercer But Bow to Catholic U. formation about the characters in Game. the forthcoming production. The Cardinals. object of the contest will be to Speaks on Choice Strong Choctaw With the cooperation of Joe Shad­ guess which of the characters is den, University Alumni secretary, The most dramatic game to be the murderer, which the victim, Blue Key will sponsor the Fall Home­ played on old, cleat-scarred Chamber­ and for what reason the murder is coming and Appreciation Day for the lain Field in several years was cli­ of New Vocations Team Tomorrow committed. In the case of a tie Mercer game on November 11, Presi­ maxed by a Dick Merriwell finish, the winner will be decided on the dent Deakins announced today. wherein a powerful Moccasin clan Morgan Points Out Oversupply Mississippians, With Hitt, Craft, merit of the reason given for the Alumni, students, and the city at rose up in the final minutes of play to of Standardized Professional Possess Potent Aerial committing of the crime. All stu­ large will be asked to participate in snatch the game from apparently cer­ Service. Attack. dents of the University of Chatta­ the celebration this year. tain defeat. nooga are eligible except members The locals were off to a second "I believe we are getting an over- "An offensive equal to that of Ogle­ The program under consideration of the University Players and supply of professional standardized thorpe, and a defense far more po­ calls for the usual homecoming fes­ quarter lead, 2-0, when Dud Merritt members of the cast of the play. tackled a Petrel back behind his own service," stated Dr. Arthur E. Morgan, tent," was Scrappy Moore's terse tivities plus an added feature. Chat­ The prize offered in the contest is chairman of the Tennessee Valley summary of the abilities of the Mis­ tanooga merchants and manufacturers goal. The tricky Atlantans retaliated one ticket to the play. Watch the with a six pointer in the same period, Authority and president of Antioch sissippi College eleven, which appears are to be asked to cooperate in Tower Room for the poster and College, in an address to the students here tomorrow. making it a Moccasin Appreciation however, and forged ahead in the last further directions. half again, despite a U. C. T. D., the Monday, Oct. 23. The visitors use a double wing-back Day by buying blocks of tickets and count coming to 12-9, favor of Ogle­ "When one looks around for kinds offensive system, and are dependent sending representatives to the game. thorpe. Special Rate of work no one else is doing he can on speed and deception rather than Celebration of the actual homecom­ Then it was that the Blue and Gold find plenty of jobs," he stated. on power plays. Their passing attack ing program will start Friday night squadron rose in its might and Announced For "Fifty years ago most of our is excellent, according to scouting re­ with a parade through town followed punched the ball 50 yards down the grandparents were connected with ag­ ports, and in Craft they are present­ by a big bonfire and pep meeting on field for the winning marker, Ratigan Memphis Tripriculture, " he said, "but today the ing one of the nation's leading scorers. the First District lot. Members of converting the extra. Venable, Perry, college student turns to professional The Mississippi quarterback will be the football team, Coaches Moore and and Smith alternated in the ball-tot­ service." Captain Hitt, who is painfully remem­ Keyser, and Alumni will be present to Southern Railway to Offer Cut ing drive. Dr. Morgan said that while the bered for his prominent role in make brief talks. The vaunted Oglethorpe offensive Rates to Students. country grew there was room in pro­ defeating the locals here last season. Saturday morning's activities call was even better than the advance re­ fessions such as medicine, law, archi­ As the Moccasin veterans can well for a pre-game parade with at least ports, and their tricky military shift, University students will have the tecture, and engineering. These pro­ testify, he is an excellent passer and three decorated cars from each fra­ and puzzling reverses and spinners opportunity to obtain a special rate to fessions were over-supplied because punter, and an adept broken field ternity and sorority, the University had the spectators guessing, not to Memphis for the Southwestern game most of the people who entered them runner. Although a quarterback, he Band, and bands from the various R. mention the bewildered Moore-coached November 18, according to plans now wanted to be in a dignified, respect­ is about 6 ft. 2 in., and weighs around O. T. C. units in the city participating. contingent. The fact that the local under consideration by Mr. Bretske able profession. The fact that many 190 lbs. Hitt is the brother of the Between halves at the game draw­ boys were able to solve these plays and the Southern Railway officials. men of professions are out of jobs is Hitt who played here in 1928 for the ings will be made for cash prizes and in the last half, and stop them cold, is Tentative plans call for a $5 round only partially due to industrial de­ same team, defeating Barrett, Lautz- articles of merchandise donated by quite a feather in U. C.'s strategical trip rate, provided at least one hun­ pression, and partially to the surplus enheiser, Kopcha, et al, 20-19. The Chattanooga merchants. Immediately cap. The Stormy Petrels presented dred students make the trip. The of men in those professions. He said line-men of the invaders average 187 after the game the fraternities will by far the most deceptive running at­ train over to Memphis will leave that although this was the case there lbs. entertaain with open houses for the tack to be displayed here in recent either late Friday night or early Sat­ is never an over-crowding of the peo­ The Mississippi team will arrive in alumni members of their chapters. seasons, and only 1/y sheer fighting urday morning, getting to Memphis ple who excell in those professions. Chattanooga 11 A. M. today and will Blue Key will be hosts at a home­ spirit did the Moccasins overcome with plenty of time to spare before Dr. Morgan stated in closing his work out on a local high school grid­ coming tea in the Commons after the them 16-12. The Georgians were a the game. Coming back, the train address that the solution lay in the iron this afternoon, as they wish to game. The day will be topped off by worthy tribute to their mentor, Coach will leave Memphis Saturday night fact that there is much room in agri­ take no chances on being rusty for the "C" Club homecoming dance at Robertson, who must be stamped as and arrive in Chattanooga early Sun­ culture, that it and the more ordinary tomorrow's game. the Gym. one of the Conference's outstanding day morning. professions would be raised to a more The day before the game finds the Complete plans will be announced coaches. The above plans are entirely tenta­ dignified and finer level and that there Moccasins in fair shape, with Haley's at next Friday's Student Assembly. tive ; definite announcement will be are many jobs to benefit the commu­ All students are urged to attend and In a game that glittered with flashy knee the big question mark. Big made soon. nity, such as irrigation, control of to support the home-coming program. plays and players, picking out indi­ Train Ricketts is expected to start, crime, and control of water, the last vidual performers is well-nigh use­ despite minor injuries, and the re­ of which Dr. Morgan made his pro­ less. Among those turning in unusu­ YEARLINGS, CENTRAL mainder of the squad is in good physi­ ECONOMICS, SOCIOLOGY fession, which are not being done. ally fine performances, however, was BATTLE TO 0-0 DRAW cal shape. STUDENTS GO SLUMMING "Lawyer Lou" Ellis, whose vicious Scrappy has been driving his tackling resulted in few Oglethorpe Eubank's Yearlings pulled quite a HORNSBY AND SMITH charges hard this week, for he Under the direction of Professors gains in his direction. Ellis' punts pleasant surprise when they held realizes that the Choctaws boast a ELECTED BY JUNIORS Howard and Kilburn. students of the were also in fine form, his average Peterson's powerful Purple Plough­ powerful team. Economics and Sociology departments being nearly 40 yards. Equaling men to a tie score last week, 0-0. The Two new class officers were elected are preparing to make a survey of Lou's tackling performances was game, doped to be close, had neverthe­ MUSICAL PROGRAM by the Junior Class last Tuesday to housing conditions in Chattanooga.
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