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HOUSTON, TEXAS, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1938 —
i li i « « Care 01* Camden Cant RIVER OAKS COUNTRY * • Hudson Pulls Prize Boner As Wellazz Pa Thief Flees In Stolen Pants CLUB IS SCENE OF Wednesday, April Fool's Day, die in answer to a radio call less than five most sensational stunt of the day was minutes after the call was put in, but ••I mm pulled shortly before 2:00 p.m. at the the thief had disappeared. They search* Cecil Griggs Rice Owl baseball team ed the vicinity but could find no trace Cohen House. The prankster was a Secret Decorations and will make its second attempt to break Th stewed ants in nintfck lock shek of the man. Hie man was wearing a sper class haddle aff on thurp roff, rank outsider—he is still outside—and Paskowitz' Playing Are mi into the conference win column this khaki shirt and pants before donning VS Camden, abe out the sho-ay rnits um- his stunt was to steal a suit belonging Smith's brown pants. He did not get Features of Affair. Dates Set lor Class-Dinner, Senior American- and Final afternoon at College Station with the mer nuts drim. Somuv the boysor mum to Phil Smith, one of the waiters at away with the coat. mm Texas Aggies as their opponents. The gals hooey shto hakkam done went iwwll Ball; Ring Orders Must Be Made Before the Cohen House. According to the description given From ten until about two tomorrow jffv' same teams will play the second game and sen tim 2 tiks to atshow. Butty to the officers the man was about i w April 18, for Pre-Exam Delivery. humor of the halting was that the tiks The fun started when Jim Cunning- night, at. River Oaks Country Club, of the series Saturday afternoon. thirty years old, almost six feet tall, With Benny Paskowiti.. and his Merry ' wearin the nigger sekshun. Camden ham, another waiter, noticed a pair of and weighed around 170 pounds. IMttl The Owls lost tlieir first game of the wazzoen in ar/. wet before the Majes- MakerSj playipg, the annual PALS-' "The financial condition of the Senior class is poorer than it has Hudson a n d , Parking Supervisor, tic try into change his ticks fearsome white athletic shorts on the stairs Pre-Med dance will be held filFi; been in the past two years," revealed Senior President Morris at the season last Saturday to the Texas Brown chased the culprit across the lililli of whiter sexshun. leading to the dressing rooms* in the Bids, selling at §2,5.(1 for couples aiM meeting of the class in the Senior Commons last night. "It means Steers, 5-0. The Aggies split even campus and into Sout;hm<,ire addition Somuv the stewed ants mite missa basement, Cunningham went on down Sil.50 for stags.' will, be available at th»,, that if the Senior functions are to be successful that every senior with the Baylor Bears in a series at until, they lost sight of him in the dis-! 1 yuma of the holting iffit wernt eggs to the ..waiters' dressing room and no- d^or.| ; 7. Mil ii mast-pay his or her class dues of five dollars," continued Morris, Waco to open their campaign. After tanee. plain 2 those kuottin thick lass that ticed that Smith's suit was missing. According to the decoration comnUt.-i: "the girls as well as the boys must give their financial support." winning the first game 13-11, they the tiks were givven to whirrt sow tee: composed .of Abee Claire Luekel, During the meetings the dates for dropped the second to the Bears, 7-3. that he mite getta diff runt an galon That caused suspicion, so Cunningham Betty'. Bcwirftt, Marian Fermi. Ja'eJc the Senior functions were made pub- looked around the room but saw no- This week Rice split two exhibition shak sper inna dokker aw picked. DRAMATIC C L U B TO Lynn, and Tiogei- Srnythe, ah >tU»t;iiidi|, lic. The senior dinner, location as yet Camdam hant yet givven ave yew body. He went on into the faculty ing i'eatiii-e of; the; fiance will, be a, undecided, will be given on Friday, CREAM REIGNS OVER games, winning from the Gray Tool * * # * on the ock currants off the off air, dressing room. There he saw in the fsarpris?" dtsploMfe • as: dec'iratiioiii H,'~' June 5. The Senior American, with Company Wednesday afternoon at Rice STAGETOURNAMENT butty May Bee be egg ud# port abe men's lavatory a pair of feet, thp legs m.oi'row..night. | j jil dancing 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., followed by Field, 11-7, after dropping a close game out the hole off air. Beek awz Cam- " JJiii'&jM jAyKBer, Ruth Ihcli'ti t, fcfe'ilf a Swimming Party, on Saturday, June 7:00 PESSIMISTS AT to which were covered by Smith's pants, * # * * Tuesday to the Hughes Tool Company, bywam cant ache aw. vvellaw, dishet, PLAY MONDAY NIGHT ley fA'Virus.'. Arnim, dajiwf 0; The Bacculaureate Serman, Sunday, out, even thowie blushes when some None of the above mentioned being on tf ' that,' the# 'jiav*: Ijwjtj! June 7; Commencement Exercises on 6-5- Seale pitched the last three in- DORM MILKMAN ERROR buddy hang zwun inim. the ; person of Smith, Cunningham l>e- The Stepmother,' .Rkv Drajbiaiic. fcii(;tbi«|® iiii.'-se'curing' iwiSi rir'^hesira ei<> the .morning of Monday, June 8 and nings for Rice Wednesday and re- w(4i,:.'kraiwn..',i.ti,|nis liiirt '.-f • t.fie 'eviun'.-ji came very suspicious In tact he had .Club's miry in the ii that night the Final Ball. ceived credit for the win. :iriiui,i! Intercolia*;' try.! ifstsh WiW' | W1 MrfA . (f, Those dormitory breakfasters who Mrs. Hardy call the police. " : ' ; giate O.ie-ncl,' Play The last dale for Ring orders to be Mike Seale, who was the losing TolirnarhehU will .rlatH^s,.' .PreiRo^yit? ' (jffi'het-''?! i'I lumbered down for their customary filled before the finals has been set by At about this time W. M. Hudson, j l„. staged Monday night at ftuiO at a'^'hieiivteere*!,, foists flira.^alv jxtr-; the Ring Committee to be Wednesday, swig of blue john the other morning pitcher against the Steers will stctri
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(I he crowed 1 I « to touch the date. Sand* was called 0 4 0 out when Parker walked over and 0 0 touched turn. A bif argument in 14 9 ' 1 ESTABLISHED 1916 between the umpire Billy DJacih, Texa* The Thresher, official newapaper.of students at the Rice Houston, js coach. Texas— Po A published 1 s V. EXECUTIVES Graham and Winborn each drove in Rlgby, 3b .. 0 1 the Chrisi 0 Life of Louis Pasteur—a , dynamic two runs for the Longhorns. Munro, lb 7 0 0 on^TexM,WintertheTct of^StoVch 3, 1879. Subscription price: By mail, one story of the life and struggle of the Owls- Ab Po Bands, If 1 0 ammy CHARLES EDWIN FENNELLE - H A 1 year, $2.00. Payable in advance. j . famous French scientist. Paul Muni Wallace, 2b a 0 0 0 Graham, 2b 1 0 Our president. Type: Gentleman. Preibish, rf, of . 3 0 Campus office: 104 Administration building. Downtown office: 607Va FranK- gives a performance that will long be Sears, 2b . .. 2 0 0 0 lin avenue. Phone Preston 2902. Prefers Phil Harris and hot tamales. Steele, ss ! a Winborn, ss 4 1 remembered; It has stolen Into many 4 0 3 1 Won't talk about blondes. Expert tree Hurley, cf 4 2 0 Westerman, rf 1 1 0 s cities without ballyhoo, which in itself « "I 1933 Member 193 clfmber. but not so good at getting Tynes, lb a Thomas, cf 3 0 0 Yes, it is UNCLE SAMMY for the 4 •31 0 is a recommendation. However, what down. Institute's champion bleeder. Brandon, rf Fitzsimmons, c 4 0 4 0 Pissocialed Golle&iate Press first time this year in the THRESHER* 3 0 14 3 is my opinion among thousands of Responsible for the most respectable Eaton, Sb 3 0 i Branch, p 4 16 1 0 Distributor HONEST JOHN COSTLEY docs not 0 others? The highest praise and pos- Sophomore Ball in years and years, Vickers, If . 3 0 2 0 Total 30 27 8 believe most Of what I say but you 0 can count on me—it can be proved. sibly best criticism is a quotation from The girls thiiik he's "cute", but he 1 BOB 1LLES I really have seen some good things Doctor W. A. Cook, "The History of still won't talk. Nuff said. JOHN J, COSTLEY Medicine",; From Hippocrates to Editor Ass't Editor lately—BILLIE BYERS taking the JUDY TEBBS—Our vice president, OWL RENDEZVOUS CLYDE HANKS RANDALL BROOKS school by storm, if she isn't the best, Naguehi" is one of medical achieve- Type: Blonde. Prefers East Hall. One . Business Mgr. Ass't Bus. Mgr. then who is You know any one can ments in the facie of almost insur- of those few and far between combi- act a fool when they want to but we nations Of beauiy and brains. Polit- PHONES mountable difficulties." Warner Bros, must congratulate the women's coun- ical aspirations. Takes her tomatoes Downtown Office production "The Life of Louis Pas- Pres. 2902 cil for choosing two clowns as jestors teur" with Paul Muni in the role of broiled. More than a bit independent. mas for the MAY FETE BUSINESS MANAGER the immortal French scientist bring# JIM NANCE—-Our Secretary-Treas- L. 6496 Wonder if the measles on the urer, (Mostly treasurer). Type: P. EDITOR to life one of those conflicts with ail P. 2579 ASS'T BUS. MGR. FOURTH FLOOR of South Hall came E. Prefers high-school blondes. Likes H. 0110 from MARTHA FARMER or whether accuracy and symputhy that tran- hot music, hot weather, and Ft. the boys are just susceptible (to scends anything we have yet reviewed. Worth. Makes disgustingly good I hiring (he class editions, the regular editorial staff will act only in an ad- measles). Why hasn't JUDY TEBBS As for Paul Muni, I saw ho Muni- grades (a one in Euglish200!),and has visorv capacity. 'IW opinions published during this time are not necessarily been to a Saturday Nile Dance lately only Pasteur. been in love five times. We suspect those of the regular editorial' staff., ' • V".::.... Of course ILLES plays the fiddle— LOEW'S •he is of Scotch ancestry. He looks The Most Complete but what fiddle ? ? Wonder why Franehot Tone with "Bengal Lan- that way. Sophomore Issue FRED RAMIN has been so i happy ',, • i ' Editor cer" Irresistabillty and Madge Evans, FRED RAMtN ' -< lately? We don't think it's because of join in spinning out a witty, fast mov- Laundry Service Assistant Editor Harold Ruck | any Rico girl. ' ing yarn, "Exclusive Story." The ! . Society JACK (T. B.) MORRISON is report- theme, a well worn newspaper story, Branch, Texas Mnrjorie l>ud'oy : ' , 1 i flllfi ... Engineering ed to have a secret love in the Chem loses its possible ennui in the repartee Economical S. 0.* Control— : Sports of Tone, Quite well worth your K«.lx>rt (Hover 220 lab. Well JACK has changed his Ace Pitcher, i Features rtvind before. Running mate S. J. while. Biilie sl, .. .. , . (BOWLEGS) MATHEWS seems to importers' Roggie Mullis. Martha Farmer, A,-i'C. CapUn, Mary trance# Cartipsey, MAJESTIC have taken MARTHA (STOP-THAT- "Let's Treat 'Um Tough", — a blood Blanks Owls 5-0 Billy Bolt, Lloyd Brous, Jane Cox, S J. Mathews STUFF) FARMER well into, camp. T. and thunder meller drammer enhanced ' C. RODDY "The RAT" has been turn- if n/vr j V- wwui ine nus oven vuni- ! by the action of Dick Arlen. The po- Behind the air-tight pitching of Nor- Wb AF(/LUt»l£& j ing his attention to WIGGLE WOB-! lice of our United States get tough, man Branch, the University of Texas' apologized for his loVc-making; Cleopatra never > BLE BLANTON RACK, FENNELLE,! etc. You probably prefer Monroe Longhorns blanked the Rice Owls 5 Casanova'never 1 1 . .. « i and MIJLLIS have all been going with j Hopkins that mght, to 0 in the opening game of the South- jpoloj-iycii to 'Julius Caesar: neither did Walter Winch ell ever apolo- B[LLIE BYERS I .can, see" reason for west Conference card for both teams ftze io Bonne;' bui WK must apologize for this year's Freshman their not wantii gWf wanting to spread out any Wednesday, and Friday. We seen 'em. Saturday at Buffalo Stadium. Branch Wo can't ihW the faci that this' year's fish class Was com- lurth:.r Any way, all good looking j Wonder why SCOTT FIELD BAILEY permitted but six blows and struck out " ciiii out and! ?!!£ can nce are NOT TRI- ; blushes at' the mere mention of fifteen batsmen. Seale and Lodge did JX.M d ..I undest-nbablv poor material, hut we must come . ! "NEARLY' WEISER'S name? And the work on the mound for the Owls. eonfe.ss that We 'ji.ist ctnild not do ]|j thing about it. , j NANCY NAC.LE and MARY BETH' if you don't believe there's life in the The Longhorns bunched blows for out lhai L old boys yet. watch ROGGIE MULLIS two runs in both the fourth and sixth WL m- A**ibi«.rS%» mtonimi DM «. M
, tit ititerc'-illegiatc: eoihpiMitioh h;,ts hi'en limited to a very c>w men a,IV>11 ,;N US. CHARLIE LEESMAN is highly pleased with these suits
rf • "left -.chooi If-it. vtiriety of activitieH, as suu,«e>.tf>d. would bo car- !lnmm, professional, he ihan sth ea Chegamme here at Sakowitz at $29.50. : : : .i'«vd -ou1 -it would bring usi' closer to the: ideal of "athletics-for all. , Uoi,,g day nosv : They are of "St. Regis" Gab- • - " '''• Bteldne!. - , • - ardine . . one of our best do- iO UHv I OL. TH ALL AMBITIOl^S w for ' and enthusiasm douhof out r SOPHOMORE Yor* ^dnh-t these bodacious dorm boys elgct y. hotn t}n.y M® ;; CLASS. If there is. look at the only mestic weaves . . and one that Ms^r Queen or Duchess or Maid or what-not.' If existing conditions || is not only fine looking . . but ,on the eiinipux who dares to be cl1 will give splendid service. In are not nnpiov ed > 'on will probably have a non-tt>c|-handsome T;j different---noiithe PANTIE BOe otheY rW e thaWern e surpriseGOODEd. ,,. , May Queen .next year. The conditions which you, shoulbovsd. PANTTE ROY. We were sururised solid colors . . plain or in self Min( r fl r | to find that the upfi rclas<-men are ig- • check. Thing,improvi- -hav aree comtVie; e transportathihto a pretty howdy-d: accommodationo when handsome-(?s for dorm) schol- noring our beautiful MARY BETH „-r» Hip »»'l t+mr-f* m frf ° j JSS' "T s£i>s "£££*% »" >»,« Hsrssr •!»! • Marine Blue who is-going M let us down aflei; the valiant rfiannur m winch we STERLING at 8:30 every Monday, in tis ! have come to the aid of many noteworthy causey ®| P !- tvi,v"«,.rrWhy worrvy whewhenn vou break it London Gray Sh.eahl vi»u desire election returns fa^hrable to your party, you Why Worry when you break who Fountain Pen or Pencil? Jost take it AND HIS eats with dormitory inmates 1 loyal shoops, fill your-':empty'-;Car-S,eii; , . to the Fountain Pen Hospita : they re- * Saddle Tan I wil..l. flee• t• you •t o althet Institute ii Hall of Fame o1r whither they will pair all makes. 601 Kress Bldg„ F. 7918. Robert Henry ; Clregorj-, (VtmOMM ;! ' in behalf of the dorm hoys. RICE STUDENTS ic Cinnamon Brown QUOTABLE QUOTES You will have ample time to ORChbTRX (By Associated CoUcffiate Press) complete a Stenographic or Book- ic Lovat Green "Spend leapyear o| the farm if you're a bachelor, and want to keeping Course in our school during the summer months. lsHl< •* stay that way,'' says Prof, iff T. Htllef of the Univers.ty of II .now. Either course would be a val- lie explains that there arc fewer unmarried women in rural districts. uable adjunct to the training you eorVKIlT 1 For Made up in both single and *1.10 t'KIl RPNCfVlltlonfl double-breasted podels. Plain are now receiving in your chosen t'Ot'PI.K 1 Cull \\\ MM 'I marvel at the gen••ntlemanl' y ways that have been discovered of profession. or .sports backs. Trousers being dishonest." Chiclicago's s Robert M. Hutehins discovers that hon- We invite you 1o visit the pleated or plain. esty "is no longer considered smart, _____ school or telephone for complete information. "A middle-aaed individual has less chance to reach the age of HOUSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE mm eighty than his grandparents had." So says Dr. Alexis Carrel, who 370fl Main St. L. 0S8S Unusual Values, Indeed at $25.00 ought to know. m mm nniHnra P ~ tW
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Slllliiil '1 1' -' hv{'!. , 1 ii HI I *•1 »*€» $ Hi mmmm reception at th* Art The PALS-Pre Med danee Saturday A. and M. Cotton Ball, left last night !!1111111 1 llllllllL- i( avTB April 3, isn't news yet, but should he. night will be the first of the Spring for Austin and College Station. •Kill t Hiiliii Martha Ann Plcton, Margaret Dudley, dances and should bring out a good Miss Nitze is with Joseph Batjer, an Eleanor Davis, Ludlle Myer, Mary crowd. A. and M. Senior, and Miss Malloy Greenwood and Mary Edna McKallop M ;:v; rS® wlflliiBli will be escorted at Austin by Lawrence are to assist dressed in colonial cos- Harriet Malloy and Marjorie Nitze Boone, president of the Student As- Hear ye, hear ye! On the 25th day tumes. The theme; Southern hospi- sociation here. Both girls will return Students Woofus is dead, according to the en- who were chosen February 2t, to rep- gineers, and in his place w&l be a new tality with candle light and many Sunday. of April in this year of 1936 the an- resent Rice at the Texas Roundup and and better exhibit. This will be one nual spring celebration will be held lovely ladies. H| « of many new exhibits planned for the New Shaggy Sweaters Why worry when you break your under the auspices of the Elizabeth Names engraved free if you buy a Show this year. The mechanical en- $1.65 to $3.45 Fountain Pen or Pencil? Just take it gineers are setting up a refrigerating Baldwin Literary Society and the Pre- Pen or Pencil from the Fountain Pen to the Fountain Pen Hospital; they re- - Hart & Nussbaum, Inc., 410 Main machine to turn out pineapple flavored Law Club. Are you glad it's spring? Hospital, 601 Kress Bide , F, 7918. pair all makes. 601 Kress Bldg., F. 791#. frozen suckers. A demonstration of an Yeah, I mean you. Why certainly ..sauk, oxy-acetylene torch cutting under you are, What would poets and Dr. SMffigyJ water as used on sunken ships has Camden do without it? So naturally UBSL| . been planned. you would like to Celebrate. (If not, In order to show the construction of see a doctor.) planes, and airplane will be demon- strated with no covering on the Wings If this were a more social school, or fuselage. In the electrical engi- there would be ways and ways to neering department will be found a celebrate—as in Rally Club (Hi, Mr. light ray gun. The television set is Mi-Cants)— but it ain't, so there. Only already in operation. The radip con- one thing left—come to the E. B. L. trolled car, one of the most popular S.-Pre Law dance and let the exhil- exhibits at past shows has been re- aration of .~uch wonderful company built entirely for this show. fix you up. There is nothing like an Two photo electric cell counting de- informal spring formal to prolong that vices will be set up, one at the me- good old spring fever. chanical lab annex and the other • at Added attractions are River Oaks the main gate. The chemical engi- and Mr. Benjamin Pfjskowitz. We neers are arranging an elaborate test were going to have Hal Kemp, but of concrete and steel. Benny begged us on bended knees for The show will be officially opened just one more chance, ,-ind our hu- on April 17 by the engineering class manitarianism (gosh, eight syllables) of 1916, the first class of the institute.- forced us to say yes. I forgot to men- ••ys.' Arrangements have been worked out tion tears in his eyes. Anyway he's to handle traffic at the show in an en- getting attached to the people at the Institute. Names engraved free if you buy a And now an announcement to the Pen or Pencil from the Fountain Pen Engineers, who probably haven't read Hospital, 601 Kress Bidg., F. 7918. this far. You can wear those luscious Latest in Neckwear whije coveralls ihat the Acadenis get a glimpse of when they catch you 'fik1; ..?• •'1 : SOc to $1.00 vf WLf TOP5WING 6t,„ Hart & Nussbaum, Inc., 410 Main lurking in the halls of the Chemistry building, and everyone will think you fyto6itij?fown ojj coiVtM have on a white linen suit. Anyway nobody will know you. SWEET AS i Which reminds me, if and only if w«M® THE ONE I —you attend the E. B.-Pre-Law dance There's no use asking young men what HONEY AND ONLY J April 25 at River Oaks (get it now) their favorite sport is this season we will give five free.lessons on HOW the answer js unanimous . * * * I TO MEET THE GIRL IN THE WHITE | SATIN DRESS. This offer is good on "Topswing!" There's been a positive j ihat night only, so buy your tickets clamor for this, the latest starter in now. Don't put off until tomorrow the sports field. You, too, will sue ! what you can do April 25 at (same i stuff). cumb to "Topswing's" smartness ; | .; - f_ to the correctness of its gusset-sleeves j iirely different manner than at any and very perfect side vents. j previous show. The back walk is to j be illuminated to encourage entrance from the rear as this will help the Starts Sweet ' parking pioblem. In front of the M. L. 1 Smokes Sweet ! building qp information booth will be fill $ | stationed. Visitors will not be re- if Stays Sweet | quired to follow any definite route Trousers Talon-fastened j hrough the show, but a route will be NOTHING ELSE HAS ITS FUVOR suggested which will pass the visitors Alio Imperial Ytlla Bel* S1.50 through the most interesting part of the show first. This routing will be published in the Show program and in the papers. Signs at eye level will assist the visitors to find their way to different exhibits. The main gate will Friday night is Rice night at be the main entrance and the South the EI Coronado Dinner Hall and West Hall gates will be used ROLLE-JEWETT & BECK as exits. Visitors are requested not to Club. Be there with Duke park along the sides of the roads but to use the lots only for parking. and his band. New Time Named For Choral Club To Appear
C. G. Risley R. E. Senay At Forensic Meeting EVERYTHING IN MUSICAL Nine-thirty p.m. is the new lime MERCHANDISE . . STARTING FRIDAY j named for the appearance of the Rice HOUSTON BAND Choral Club, under the direction of THIS DRAMATIC STORY WERE >R. Rillfng, before the National Forensic NOT TRUE, YOU MIGHT NOT BE HOUSE Society in the bal.|iooni of the Rie> ALIVE TODAY TO SEE IT Expert Repairing Hotel tonight. Representatives at the 812 McKlnley Fairfax 77G1 conference will be from every part ol the United Stated and Puerto Rico. Copyright 1936, The American Tnbar
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^ li' 'itefTB? I Bica T^SlSSaKR event Johnny Neece will represent IIP* I . you ; JMMUI,; IfiQllff Owl Teliiiists L S. U. Track the Owls in the jump. The Tigers also •JuB Mm II oph have Bill Leathers. The Tiger* will be Fountain Ms Make Showin represented to the weight events by to the r U ide-Lites mmm Bill Crass, Ben Friend, and Gordon pair all iiiU'w Lester. Arthur Stevens will oppose At River Oal Sam Mays in the javelin with Stevens Bice Golf Team the favorite to capture the event. POPULAR MCE DRUG STORE" Wednesday, March 25, the Rice golf Hugh Saxon and Joe LaSalle will be team took its rusty golf clubs off the Max Campbell, last of the Rice en- •Coach ".. Emmett Brunson's track entered in the sprints, while Pinky tries in the River Oaks tennis tour- charges this afternoon meet Coach Rohm and Salvadore Torres will broad- mirn shelf, dusted the dust and cobwebs off nament, lost Wednesday afternoon to the golf bolls which were put away at Bernie Moore's Louisiana State Tigers jump. Torres and Klinepeter will run Wilmer Hlnes, ninth ranking player in their first dual meet of the season. the hurdles. ;,j the end of last summer, and Went out of the nation, 6-2, 6-1. , The Tigers will engage the Owls here 'smmsmmsmm to the Brae Burn golf club to qualify • iSix members of the Rice tennis Friday and then travel to Lafayette, 111 for positions. All of the players were Fountain Pen Hospital repairs all team and T. O. Ryall, sophomore Rice La., for the Southwestern Relays. makes of Pens and Pencils. 601 Kress 2 Blocks North of M. L. assured positions before they went out, student who is ineligible for compe- for there were only four players to The L. S. U. track team is probably Bldg. F. 7818. Bldg. on Bissonett tition this season, entered the tourna- the weakest in several years this sea- fill four positions. Due to illness, ment. Bill Lorimer, captain of the Howard Collins one of the players, was son. Last year's fin® squad was Shoes, Latest Styles team, was beaten by Arthur Hendrix wrecked by graduation of such stars $3,00 and $5.00 Ph. H. 0437 unable to qualify on Wednesday; but of Lakeland, Florida, 6-2, 6-8, after he was assured of his position. ' The as "Slats" Hardin, one of the country's Hart & Nussbaum, Inc., 410 Main Felix McGivney defaulted to him in greatest hurdlers and quarter milers. other throe, Denton Wise, Willy Mac- his first round match. Paul Farren Guire, Jr., arid Robert Glover played This year injuries and ineligibility lost in the first round to P. B, Thorn- huve taken their toll in the Tiger Out of your income, pay your obligation the eighteen hole qualifying round. ton of IlquStijm, 6-4, 6-1. George Led- The results were: Willy MaeGuire erer, after a game fight, succumbed ranks.' !'||SiW ililWsift to yourself ! Start a Savings Account first with 70, Robert Glover second to Kalle Schroeder, i^l'dlsh Davis Rice looks much the strongest in the today. with 78, and Dention Wise third with Cup star, C-3, 6-2. Franklin Jones shorter races and in the discus, and S3 Was beatep by Perry Broom. Sam several other of the field events. L. Houston State Teachers College, 6-3, S. .U. has two distance runners who South Texas Commercial Denton Wise was elected captain of 6-1, Ebbie Hoi den lost in the second should take both the longer runs, the the team for this year at the , "R" as- round to John Van Ryn, holder with mile and the two mile runs. These t ion a I B an k sociation banquet of last year, and he Wilmer Allison: of the national doubles are two sophomores, Walter and Ham- HOUSTON, TEXAS reports many prospective trips for the championship. The score was 6-3, 6-2. ilton. Member of F. D. I. C. team This year should be' one of the Arnold Bryan and David Weiehert 618 Main St. test for the Rice golf team, for they Ryall lost the hardest fought match are due to tie up in a tight contest for • will have more' matches than in the of the day to Carl Smalley, one of tops in the pole vault. Weiehert is past few yea fs Prospect j ve mat ches the leading players of the University the Southwest Conference record hold- are; A and M at College Station on of Texas, 7-». 7-5, 8-6. er, while Bryan is the leading vaulter Easter Greetings! April J1. S. M. IF; in Dallas on April Campbell won his first round match in the Southeastern Conference. 17, T C U. mi Fort Worth on April over George Cartwright of Galveston. Hiney Kent of L, S. U. is expected —invites you to visit the Y. W. C. 16 or IS. Texas in Austin or. May 7 0-4, 15-4 He look the second round to take die high jump without trouble with the conference meeting the next mulch with Bunting of Houston, again as the Owls have shown little in that A. Silver Tea and Style Show day, and prospects for a trip to Baylor. without the loss of a set. 6-2, 7-5. In Second National Barber Milll HaJirflialt Doubles Tourney Eiuls the third round he defeated Odus afternoon at Autry .Morgan of Edmund. Oklahoma,1 6-4. Budge and Gene Mako, the second at Field I louse ranking doubles team of the nation. and Beauty Shop view their exquisite TN hand!'all tourney which has Budge and Mako, playing in their Basement Second National Bank Building i in •progj'^ss"for quite a while at Tlk Rice doubles teams also were spring and summer styles in tor- best form, ran through two sets, 6-t, "We've Always Been the Shop for Rice Students" tiie lu.ndhall clourts 'ended last blasted fi'fom the tournament Wednes- 6-1. day aiteinoon in the first round of PHONE B. 32655 MAIN AT RUSK md, sekni-f or m a I, and sports V, 11 k TAilh Syars and Oliver romlnj: PbweJ's and Cotner of Baylor beat • .ill i a Uii itjijSj .over Sheltori and Hull- play, In (lie leading match of' the :: Jones and Farren, 0-4. 2-0, 7-5 in a wear— r.ian - i -i ' ''r. • v. r i 1 \1 ' ,iv ••.•••• four .participated'.in by the Rice tennis, Campbell and Huldcn bowed to Don close fought match that Was never de- Badminton cided untjl the final game. (jjonn and •.Mtieb, .«).{(>rest. h^&.:bei;u' |howiv ,.of Kanuath of the University of Texas NEW LOCATION—2911 FANNIN kdr ||jg| • jifriiieiriihlj;^ bitten the dorm' 'students. More inier- j beat Bunting and Nicholson of Rico, uri J t. i' 'ha1 rptfny . of the «wt than ever before is being shown 0—1. 6-2. \ Uifl< nt tun titfen * iupfnii' intefeosi •b y the *>liudent# this spring. Every In the other match of the day Bill • in iffliteii® 'and i«ri| j||| evening after: supper a large group of Lorimer and George Lederer were de- in« it, iVi ijl day «iV ifM %W-hoW (hem eM be seen playing the game feated by Jaka Hess and Wilbur Hess. Jake Alexander L;4t;r in the M'ii mj.;; a, '>.;icii^ii»)t'on loui • in I lie'lots adjoining the several donn- Both of the Hess boys also are former iilUiK tj; W(il oMIoto rally | f hrld |:j 'iiiories.. t. La»t; Sunday the three halls Rice iehnis s'ars, Wilbur being nation- Softball Buc Bites Students held a - oft-ball league, and when they al intercollegiate champion from Rice F1 ower Shop (>>;n e- iii-'ain ilie . f»»st' 'inallj quit playing it developed that ; last year. South Hall had carried oil all the Delivery EXQUISITE EASTER Fountain Pen Hospital repairs all honor- This iv however, an unsettled Fountain Pen Hospital repairs all Ph. BHi makes of Fens and Pencils. 601 Kress dispute ioi- iu> doubt the jbuglie will makes of Pens and Pencils. 601 Kress Service FLOWERS P. 5728 uids. f 7918. :'v ||{J:',;,!,".!',.',.!i;!.-"'j' E'.tf*. F. 7918. " .T> ..I. .1 -V, y iv. UHW K; K L Lv , f j, | .MW •
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