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Aw Shucks, We Can't Help It! Powerful Hot, Ain't It Bud? THE TOREADOR VOLUME XIV Z-742 TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE, LUBBOCK, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1940 NUMBER 66 TECH'S MEXICAN EXPEDITION REPORTS Traffic Safety Vanderbilt Mexico City Riots Are Only Registration Plans For Students Doing Daily Dozen To Be Offered As By Jeanne McDonald Education Course Second Session Revised Returning from Mexico with which fell from $5.95 to $4.50 an inside knowledge of the po- and went back to $5.25. Al- Teachers Will Learn litical situation, valuable maps though the government main- How To Give Driving And *Special Instructors To Give and artifacts and a general tains strict control over t h e Safety In High Schools Musick Peers Into knowledge of the history and finances, it was powerless to archaeology of the country, the restrain the panic of many Traffic Safety and Automo- His Crystal To See Several New Courses field trip sponsored by the de- Americans in Mexico who rush- bile Operation, a training partment of history and an- ed to exchange their money and course for teachers, will be of- Big Homesick Issue I. HUAI CXLtsitilLilloils 101 the Ilrst week:. have been sched- thropology under the direction in the process lost a good deal. fered next semester by the de- uled for Saturday and Monday, July 1.3 and 15. There will be of Dr. W. C. Holden has been Of the scheduled itinerary of partment of civil engineering. Plans for the annual "Home- only two examination periods each day, 8-11 o'clock and 2-5 reported a success. the party, the most outstanding The course will be taught by F. sick Edition" of THE TOREADOR o'clock. By talking with hundreds of place visited was the convent L. McRee, associate professor are already underway, accord- Registration for the second semester will be conducted people, many of them students of the San Augustin order in of civil engineering. ing to an announcement from Tuesday at the Library. from 8 to 12 o'clock and 1:30 to 5 in t h e University of Mexico, Pueblo. Until the past f e w The training course is being Speaking with authority on George Musick, business man- o'clock. the party came to a good un- years this convent was hidden offered in cooperation with the world events and trends a n d ager of the publication. "There is no possible way of estimating, at present, the derstanding of the political and unknown to the general American Automobile Associa- about h i .s experiences in all The special edition, which is total number of students who will enroll, but the number is not pepper pot of the country which public and the government. It tion and the Texas State High- parts of the world with heads sent each year to students over (*expected to exceed that of the boiled over soon after t h e is built as a house within a way Patrol. of nations, Cornelius Vander- the state, as well as to those first semester." W. P. Clement, group left on July 2. The com- house. T h e outside building Due to the seriousness of the bilt, Jr., will lecture here who may plan to return in the registrar, said. He said due to mon people want Almazan, in- wa s an ordinary apartment traffic problem, the objective of Thursday, July 18 as a feature fall, will contain much feature international and national con- dependent candidate, for pres- house. Inside was a complete the course is in the fight to re- of the recreational program. material, and original plan is ditions, there would probably ident but they are not willing convent with a myriad of sec- duce accidents, as it has been Returning from trips to Mexico for an eight or twelve page be a slight decrease in the en- to start a revolution to get him ret rooms. proved that traffic accidents and Europe this year, Vander- paper. rollment. Clubs and organizations in office. There is likely to be Today the place is preserv- can be reduced through driver bilt will speak on "My Most There was a ten per cent de- wishing to turn in feature ma- a god deal of trouble before the ed as national monument with education and training. Interesting Interviews." crease in the enrollment of the the exact relics used by t h e terial, or information about second semester of summer votes are officially canvassed in Specifically the course will nuns. When the convent was their work are requested to do school last year and there is no August and perhaps after that. include the organization a n d discovered by a government so. as early as possible since reason to think otherwise of The party ran into several administration of a course in agent, t h e inmates hurriedly the "Homesick Edition" will go this semester, Clement said. riots in Mexico City. But t h e the secondary school, limita- changed their habits to street to press August 23. No numbers for time of reg- riots were not serious: it seem- tions, responsibilities, and du- Vanderbilt Junior clothes and went through a Making the date earlier than gistration will be issued. Stu- ed, according to a member of ties of the driver and pedes- secret door in an adjoining usual this year, Musick h a s dents will be allowed to enter the party that the students, who trian, sound driving practices, were responsible for most of church, mingling unknown with To Lecture Here explained that it is being done the library at any time during the automobile and its place in the people in the church, Be- in order to give summer ses- the day. them, merely created a riot in modern life and methods of hind the door, the nuns h a d sion students a chance to re- Method to be followed in re- place of staging athletic con- teaching automobile driving. tests. While walking down to watched mass for hundreds of On His Interviews ceive the paper, and to allow gistration is, first secure permit The "Sportsmanlike Driving the University one morning, the years with the public unaware for its distribution to others in for registration, second have Series" prepared by the Amer- party noticed that the police of their presence. World Wide Journalist their home towns at as early housing approved, men in the ican Automobile Association were holding crowds back from The secret chapel of the con- Will Relate Experiences a date as is possible. Dean of Men's office and wom- with "The Man and the Motor the street over which was scat- vent w a s reached through a en in the Dean of Women's of- car" by Albert W. Whitney of With Hitler, Mussolini tered a miscellany of brick bats tiny trap door. The room was fice, third get registrar's appro- the National Safety Council Hiss Ruth Pirtle, head of Tech's and other weapons. All t h e always in darkness except for Highlighting the second se- val, fourth, pay fees at business will be used as test material. geecit department, will lead shop windows were closed with a candle. Today the black vel- mester recreation program will Harding Conducts office, fifth, report to the Li- Lectures, class room discus- a party of twenty-four on a iron shutters. Upon inquiry, vet altar hangings remain in be the lecture next Thursday brary for completion of regis- sions, written papers, labora- tour of the middle west a n d the Techsters were informed place and a wax figure of a night by Cornelius Vanderbilt, tration. tory a n d road demonstrations eastern United States. They that a riot had just been quel- kneeling nun gives it an eerie Jr.. world renowned journalist, Final Concert Mr. Clement urges that ev- will comprise the course. leave July 18 by bus, returning traveler and lecturer. Topic of Final summer school band eryone who possibly can com- led. To bystanders it was no air of reality. August 8. Famous sites in In the program of the course his talk will be "My Most In- concert was conducted Thurs- plete all pre-registration be- more serious than a fourth of The party also visited, among Washington and New York will these topics will be treated: teresting Interviews." day night by Dr. A. A. Harding, fore Tuesday so as to avoid July gathering in this country. other historic and picturesque be main attractions with five analysis of accidents and their Vanderbilt, scion of the New director of the University of Il- having to stand in line. Another angle gathered by sites, the castle occupied by days spent in t h e latter city. causes, study of methods of ac- York capitalist family. who tur- linois band, one of the best Students who were not en- the Texans was that sentiment Maximilan and Carlotta, Aus- Scenic and historic places en- cident prevention and the study n e d bourgeois in becoming a band directors in the nation. rolled the fall or spring semes- in Mexico has veered sharply trian rulers during the French route will be visited. of the "rules of the road" in- f-,r7pgrInnriont, h a s prigi---yorsir.inyi.i. ozaupati*n - T h e Numbers plr, ),1 or. the con- I tees this year or the first se- volving study of ordinary sta- feeling in the past few months. complete household equipment, lived abrctd and traveled many cert were from Dr. Harding's mester of summer school must tutory laws and regulations years all over the world in more have an examination a n d file The Mexicans are avidly fifth- which the couple brought with collection. They were, Spanish and courtesies that are given or less Richard Halliburton card in the registrar's office. column conscious and show them, took four months and a March-El Caballero, J. Olvado- and expected by experienced style. He has dined and con- Examinations are made in much more regard for their million pesos to transport from ti; Overture to "The Flying drivers. versed informally with most of 24 Students Plan Room 10 of the Library from neighbor to the north. Many Vera Cruz. Dutchman, - Wagner; Dialogur the ex-crowned heads and dic- 9 to 11 o'clock and 2 to 5 o'- of the student riots were dem- Traditional Mexican bull- Laboratory periods will be for Four. Hamm, was played tators of Europe. It is these ex- clock. onstrations against communist fights were enthusiastically at- devoted on the topics of driv- R. A. Dhossche, flute solo; 51 periences which he will relate, New York Trip No date has been set for lat- agitators. tended by the group. They al- ing mechanism of cars, inspec- E. Carey, oboe solo; Harold with Hitler, Mussolini, Daladi- er registration as a majority of Second to the political situa- so went to the international tion of cars for safety, and driv- Woolridge, clarinet solo; Nor- er, Goebbles, Chamberlain, An- the students w It o will enroll tion, the Tech party was both- polo games between the Ar- ing demonstrations by expert man Wiley, horn solo; Ave Ma- thony Eden, Franco and Carol With Miss Pirtle are on the campus or will be ered by the fluctuating peso See MEXICO, Page Four drivers in actual traffic condi- ria, Shubert; Euphonium solo- tions. of Rumania. Flower Song from "Carmen.' able to register Tuesday. Annual Summer Tour This course is accepted as a The past month Vanderbilt Siset, R. L. Floyd, soloist; Ex- Several new courses will be Recreation Program course in advanced methods by has been in Mexico covering the cerpts from a Symphonic Poem. Will Include Stops At offered this semester. A course the State Department of Edu- elections a n d nazi-communist Richard Strauss; and Para- Several Other Cities in choral singing will be offer- Tuesday July 16 Moving Picture, "The Great Imper- cation and carries both grad- activities. He has interviewed phrase on "Lady of Spain," Ev- ed under the direction of Julien sonation" starring Edmund Lowe. uate and undergraduate credit both candidates for president, ans-Cailliot. These were con- Twenty - four persons a r e Paul Blitz, head of the depart- Wednesday July 17 Musical Evening: Elton Plowman, credit in education. It is listed Cardenas and the United States ducted by Dr. Harding. planning to accompany Miss ment of music. Public school Tenor, and others. as civil engineering 435 or ed- ambassador, Josephus Daniels. Prof. D. 0. Wiley conducted Ruth Pirtle. head of the depart- chorus repertoire will comprise study in the course. Thursday July 18 Lecture. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. ucation 4310 and carries three Reared in a typical aristo- Rhapsody - King - Orry, Hadyn ment of speech, on her sixth Students enrolled will be giv- Moving Picture, Shorts: "Where the credit hours. cratic style, Vanderbilt lef t Hood; paraphrase on "Jeanie educational tour to New York Friday July 19 en one hour's credit for the six West Is Still Wild", "Hollywood the family fold to serve as a with the Light Brown Hair," City and Toronto July 18 to weeks, and classes will meet at Screen Test", and "Lumber Camp". private in the A. E. F. before Voster-Cailliot; and March - August 8. 7 p.m. Tuesdays through Fri- he was twenty years old. France Coast to Coast, Goldman. Tuesday July 23 Moving Picture, "Lady Tubbs", star- Included in the tour. besides day's. Emphasis will be placed Albright Analyzes decorated him with the Croix The remainder of the num- ring Alice Brady. the trip to New York through on training f o r public school de la Croix Rouge. Following bers conducted by Dr. Harding the middle western states and Wednesday July 24 Educational Movie, "The River" ac- teachers. No prerequisite is re- the war he became a reporter were "On the Promenade" from companied by lecture by Dr. A. W back through Virginia, Tennes- quired as to scholastic standing. Types Of Ballots for the New York Herald. Then "In Holiday Mood"-Suite. Ho- see and Arkansas, will be six Young, head professor Department oi Another music course with he was Albany correspondent telboy; Revolutionary Fantasy, sight-seeing tours, a trip to Plant Industry and Agronomy. ■ condensation of Dr. Spen- no prerequisite other than jun- for the New York Times, a n d Williams, Escapada (A Mexi- Coney Island. a yacht trip July 25 Concert, Hussa-Podolsky, soprano and cer Albright's Ph.D. disserta- ior standing in college, music Thursday West Coast reporter for United can Elopement), Phillips; The around Manhattan. a trip to pianist. tion was released in June, 1940, history and appreciation, will Press, Washington correspon- Prima Donna, Morton Golud; Mount Vernon. tours to Radio ; by the Council of State Govern- also be given in the second se- Friday July 26 Moving Picture, Shorts, "Paradise of dent for Universal Service. La- and The Stars and Stripes For- City Music Hall and NBC Stu- ments of Chicago. Dr. Al- mester. Public school music Caribbean", "Swimming and Diving ter he became associate editor ever, Sousa. Auld Lang Sayne dios, on to West Point. Annap- ; bright's subject w a s "Ballot See FINALS, Page Four Aces", "Checking Mother Earth", and of the New York Mirror and concluded the program. olis and Atlantic City. Special ; Analysis a n d Ballot Changes "Air Express". published of Nomad Magazine. Dr. Harding said the band tours will be made to Niagara Since 1930," with the explana- Tuesday July 30 Moving Picture, "The Lady Fights Vanderbilt has been a free this summer slowed great Falls and Toronto, Canada. Itory sub-title "A Survey of Mechanized Unit Back". starring Kent Taylor and Ir- lance newspaper and magazine promise and was one of t h e State Laws Regarding the Var- A week will be spent in New ene Hervey. writer a n d photographer f o r best that Tech has ever had. Camps At Tech ious Types of Ballots in U s e York City where the group will the last fifteen years, having Approximately t w o hundred Wednesday July 31 Dance, Jack York's orchestra, gym- Throughout the Country. - attend five plays on Broadway, material published in such students were enrolled in t h e Mechanized cavalry units and nasium. The Council of State Govern- "Life With Father." "Ladies In magazines as Life and Liberty summer band school. A hun- a military band are encamped Thursday August 1 Concert, Dr. Elmo Alexander, pianist. ; ment is affiliated with the Uni- Retirement," "DuBarry Was A and Cosmopolitan. He also es- dred and twelve students took on the campus for eight days, August 2 Moving Picture, Shorts: "Birthplace versity of Chicago and several Lady," "Hellzapoppin." a n d Friday See VANDERBILT. Page Four part in the concert last night. July 9 through July 16. During of a Nation' , "Sock", "Father Knows specialized agents. "Separate Rooms." this time the units will visit Best", and "Country Store". Dr. Albright has been invit- At the World's Fair they will several communities in this Tuesday August 6 Moving Picture, "Romance of t h e ed to prepare the division on Examination Schedule see "The American Jubilee." area. Limberlost", starring Jean Parker and elections in the "Book Of The The units will spend Satur- First Term Those taking the trip a r e Eric Linden. States" which is published bi- Rut h Mannan, Dallas: Billie day and Sunday in Lubbock. SUMMER SESSION. 19411 Wednesday August 7 Dance, Jack York's orchestra, gym- annually by t h e Council of Crausbay, Lubbock; Maurine Saturday h a s been appointed nasium. State Governments. SATURDAY, JULY 13 Jons, Lubbock; Mrs. A. San- as "Preparedness Day" h e r e. 8:00-11:00 Classes meeting 8:30-10:00 or any time be- som, Lubbock; Mrs. Harry Mar- Arrangements for the program Thursday August 8 Children's Theatre, "Creatures of lo - pulse" (W. S. Gilbert' and "The D. - Tennis Winners tween these hours ris, Lubbock; Inez Boyd, Su- are being made by local patrio- peptic Ogre" (Percival Wilde) tin I. 2:00- 5:00 Classes meeting 10:00-11:30 or any time be- dan; Mrs. Ance English, Lub- tic groups. According to Lt. G. T. Cole- direction of Mrs. Alan Strout. To Get Trophies tween these hours bock; Betty McCown, Mt. Plea- sant; Myra McCown, Mt. Plea- man, Lubbock district enlist- Friday August 9 Moving Picture, Shorts: "In Old Ara- MONDAY. JULY 15 tennisd eid tour-d sant; Mildred Leon, Rotan; ment officer, t h e company is bia". "Breathless Moments", a n d arnThe t all-schoola llwas - s ch o n ctleunn 8:00-11:00 Classes meeting 7:00-8:30 or any time be- concluded Pauline Coe, Lubbock; Mar- equipped with three armored "Problem Child". tween these hours nesday with Lovelace winning garet Lemmon, Austin; Martha scout cars and each is equipped August 13 Moving Picture. "The Idol of t h e 2:00- 5:00 Classes meeting 10:00-11:30 or any time be- Tuesday over Storey in the singles and Ann Swafford, Rockdale; Mrs. with a 50-calibre gun and two tween these hours Crowds", starring John Wayne. I. M. Bailey, Brownfield; Mrs, 30-calibre machine guns. Mot- 1 Beckmeyer and Lovelace con- And classes not scheduled will meet at a time Wednesday August 14 Educational Movie, "The City" ac- 1 - T. L. Treadaway, Brownfield, orcycles equipped with ma- quenng McGuire and Fondren to be approved by the Dean of the Division companied by lecture by Robert I. John Hill, Midland; Johnny chine guns, four Garand rifles in the doubles. concerned and on announcement to be made Lockard, Assistant Professor, Depart- Green, Lubbock, bus driver; and other army equipment will Eleven teams entered in the in the class on or before Thursday, July 11. ment of Architecture and Allied Arts. doubles and thirty students Tom Collins, Channing; Joe be on exhibit for the first time Thursday August 15 Concert, Gordon Gaines, baritone. took part in the singles. Examinations are normally three hours in length. In Burson, Borger; Rolland Tread- in this section. away, Brownfield; Mr. and Mrs. The visitors will leave Wed- Friday August 16 Moving Picture. Shorts: "W here The tournament was spon- the case of classes of less than three semester hours King Winter Rules Supreme", "Bring , sored by Dean Allen, who h a s credit, the time may be shortened proportionately A. M. Brownfield and Jane nesday for Amarillo, where 'Em Back A Lie", and "Monkey ordered two trophies for t h e by announcement in the class on or before Thursday, Brownfield. Brownfield; a n d they will establish their head- Wretches". winners. July It. Miss Ruth Pirtle, director. quarters for several days.

FriddY Friday, July 12, 1940 Page. Two THE TOREADOR N THE TOREADOR A Parable Fifth Columnist First Session Olt 50 Schools Send Amy THE TOREADOR, student newspaper of Texas ND it came to pass I Technological college, la publiahed weekly through- A once upon a time t h Collegiately out the summer every Friday, on the campus of Tex- was a sot. Annual Cotton Students To Tech as Technological college by studenta of the depart- And the not resideth not in ment of journallam. Twenty-four Texas college, Entered as second clam matter, October 31, 1925, a bawdy house, or in any place I and universities a n d twenty- at the postoffice In Lubbock, Texan. under the act of ill repute. School Opens six out-of-state institutions are or March 3, 1879. And he d o t h not associate YOURS, Editorial offices, Engineering building 3, 4, and 5. Frank Dial, H. L. Wilson represented by students enrol- with the scum of the earth, nor Telephone.: college switchboard; night editor led in the graduate division of I 2x13. does he lie in the public gut- Lead Grading Study In Texas Tech this summer. The ters. to ED KIDD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Textile Division Here total of 380 students enrolled h t Dapheene Hutchings But he layeth his head each f:hat GEORGE MUSICK BUSINESS MANAGER for graduate work represents night upon a bed in the dorm- Frank Dial, cotton classing of Fanibeth Harris Associate Editor itory. He eateth with the stu- specialist of Dallas, has been an increase of eight per cent Dexy Sudduth Technical Supervisor over the attendance for t h e Editor's Note: Regular writer of COLLECIATELY dents, and he is one of them. HE new law now before appointed supervisor of the an- the gen- Jack Yelton News Editor nual cotton school which is be- first term last summer. YOURS, Jack Yelton, is now enjoying His pop is a big shot in the T congress which would re- his place has A. C. Lambert Feature Editor ing sponsored by the Textile tle life of old San Antonio, and old home town, and the owner quire that all labor which is Practically every educational Jeanne McDena1,1 Desk Editor engineering division. The first been taken for the time by Dapheene Hutch- of broad acres therein. equipped for manufacturing institution in Texas is repre- Rollin Herald Rewrite session which convened July 1 ings, senior journalism student from Dimmit. Yea, his old man is the hot defense materials may be con- sented in the enrollment. Of will be terminated July 13. The Any similarity to cracks about anyone is pure- stuff, and the kid likewise. scripted by the government the 345 students from Texas, second session will meet July bove ly coincidental. Any relation to students, br- And the squirt sayeth, "Ver- marks one of the first steps 179 are graduates of Tech and the.17 I 4 a International Fratricide 15-27. 17 t lb e °dheftN :t'bre aretedrbh i.revs ing or dead, is made by Miss Hutchings, and ily. there is no cause for alarm, toward throttling of industrial 166 are from other Texas reo:iptaela;C'g''l Annual cotton school is be- THE TOREADOR H not responsible for liability RIES of protest and indignation over the for what I do in college is mine freedom in the United States. schools. Eleven states are rep- usually ing offered in cooperation and ,hou which may arise from time to time It C action of the British, in turning the guns of own business!" This is the opinion expressed resented by students who a r e under the supervision of t h e does, ?heir fleet against the French, leave us with And he continueth to eat, to us the other day by a pro- graduates of t h e 26 out-of- United States Department of he thought in mind that such criticism is to drink, and to make merry. fessor on the campus. state schools, as follows: Ala- leaver Agriculture. Thar's romance on that Thar campus . . tar from fair. And lo, he raiseth coin in ev- • • • bama, Arkansas, Arizona, Colo- It ery corner. H. L. Wilson who is connect- rado, Illinois, 1 o w a, Kansas, especially if you watch the sun set behind hov- Action of Great Britain did amount to in- The opinion that we would He continueth to sow t h e ed with the Texas Employers Minnesota, Missouri, New Mex- ering western clouds, splashing color like an ternational fratricide, but at the same time, to like to express is that it is wild oats, and so and so! Casualty association of Amaril- ico, and Oklahoma. artist from the paint pots at the end of t h e allow the French fleet to fall into the hands time we realized that some of hbetshelgs: rni .nua For verily, he thinketh that lo will lecture on Gin and Farm :, rainbow. The brightness deepens into blue of the Germans would have been an act of our personal liberties will have Undergraduates enrolled for Asettaors:yaAett-iasmjtruhauosansittair I "My life in college is my own, safety. and purple. Stars of palest yellow sprinkle military madness. German's pledge that the to be sacrificed if this nation the first term number 1,105, and I shall live it the way I The school is held for in- the sky . a soft summer breeze plays across fleet would not be used against England would is to be harnessed up to the which added to 380 graduate please!" structing ginner s, farmers, the campus . . a man, a girl keep a lover's mean about as much as her pledge not to in- point where it will be able to students makes a total reels,. And the years pass. warehousemen and cotton mer- tryst on the Double T bench soothed by whis- vade Czechoslovakia; as much as her non-ag- prepare to meet the moral tration for the first summer And the squirt graduated, chants in t h e art of grading pering music and golden moonlight . . . well, ression treaty with Poland meant; as much as breakdown and military men- term of 1,485 And lo, he looketh for work. and stapling cotton. yes, Collegiately Yours goes romantic. her promise to the Netherlands was worth; and ace which now faces the Am- And he discovereth to h i s Dial will talk on the cotton • • • about as much as her word not to rearm was erican people. There is nothing sorrow that in every town, his classification and actual work Once in a lifetime you see a girl at a beach worth. in life for which we do not name and the rep. of his p o p in the classification of cotton. who looks like an advertisement for a bathing From a military standpoint, there was no pay—and the price of a strong, are not so well known. He will also discuss the method FRI beauty. other course of action left open to the English. prepared nation, may have to SAT. But, lo, he findeth out that of teaching cotton classifica- d': In''s teh°.,.teruoilberer a:.gdcl eeirl,,:wernesvetPib ireghiel tYiegeaeoYrnng • • • The French were given ample time to surren- be the sacrifice of our personal B11011DUJIIY his reputation is well known. tion. You've all heard the song, der their fleet to Great Britain, a•d when they liberty to a certain extent. It iII And there is none who will Introduction of speakers was "Let the lower lights be burning, refused to do so, there was no other course left is better, in the eyes of many "THE BISCUIT EATER" , employ him. For verily, h i s made at the first session at 11 uipment Send a gleam across the way, for the English but to come in and take it. of us, to give up some of our reputation did follow him forth o'clock Wednesday morning Hilly Lee "Snowflake" Some poor fainting, struggling seaman Those of sentimental nature, whose hearts pleasures rather than keep o from college. and lectures began at 1 p.m. friendrieend ar You may rescue, you may save." bleed at the thought of English firing upon them up until the time they And he looketh — and look- This is the only school offer- We suggest changing it to, French, must realize that in war the first law are all taken from us by a PREVUE SAT. NITE eth—and he still looketh! ed this summe r. Heretofore s, cerid "Let the electric lights be burning, is that of mankind — self preserva Lion — a n d foreign power. SUN -MON.-TUE Send a gleam across the way, there have been three sessions preservation of the fleet means preservation of • • It's lacy, breezy, and best of tiin Some poor helpless, struggling student, of the school held in different THE colt England. HOLLYWOOD has really de- It's Funny' You may fescue, you may save." parts of the state. veil clared war on the third Robert Cummings Because Saturday and Monday are final exam- LETTERS Enrollment has been reported snit orde:ng g n Reich! Recently playing Nancy Kelly ination days, the last two of the current six- Short, Short Editorials favorable by C. M. Stanley, as- p To The Editor here was "The Mortal Storm", Roland Young week semester. I have heard too many stu- sistant professor of textile en- dent The flag is the symbol of the nation's pow- - --- picture of the oppression of a dents say, "Have been having wonderful fun, gineering. "PRIVATE AFFAIRS" Icy of tw C er, the emblem of freedom in its truest, best Editor, THE TOREADOR, Jewish family during the time wish you were here. Examinations start to- w i th h sense. It signifies government resting on con- Dear Sir, of the rise of Adolf Hitler. Ac- morrow, so I'll flip a leaf and start studying." $100 and Court costs for rires- osulied sent of the governed; liberty regulated by law; About this "Sallyport" deal companying the newsreel, was • lating literature which cast re- FRI. the protection of the weak against the strong; the playing of "God Bless Am- t We'd rather stay at home than go to a party I know that you are oppos- flections on the flag of the Uni- SAT. gradually security against the exercise of arbitrary pow- erica", new patriotic song. Af- LYRIC and have to sit around listening to somebody ed to the idea of a gossip col- ted States. er. and absolute safety of free institutions umn, but at the same time. I ter the song everyone clapped, tell the plot of a movie. This nation, it is true, w a s ate against foreign egression.—U. S. Supreme Court notice that you promised dur- stomped and whistled with CHARLES STARRETT • • • founded upon the principle that A ing your campaign for election American fervor which chil- One of our friends was visiting in N e w every man a n d woman shall —in-- t ibdlitagY Gaeeln The man who points out the potential that you said you would sub- led us to the bone. We have al- t York recently and upon receiving a card send- worship as he or she pleases, limier strength of the United States as its defense mit the policies of the paper to ways loathed those persons but at the same time, no man "BLAZING ing us greetings we read, "Hi—Country girl against Hitler, should realize that you can't goes to town, alone too. Everything wonder- a poll by the students, and that who are "mouth patriots," and should have the right to insult SIX SHOOTERS" stop a tank with your potentalities, and that if you would consult them on even it most of the persons in a nation, simply because ity, ful. Love, Ruth." we are to remain a strong nation me must de- • • • matters in which there w a s the show really felt a glow of laws are so liberal he feels he PREVITE SAT. NITE velop our potentialities.—George McIntyre. Americanism, we still wonder One of the most attractive couples seen sufficient interest. can get away with it. Well, what about it? Y o u if they had been sitting by dancing on the avenue was the handsome, bru- No person should ever feel ERROL FLYNN As to national defense, we noticed the sug- know of course that you d i d themselves if they'd clap then. nette Loyce Turner and petite, blond Helen that the laws of this nation are VIRGINIA HOPKINS gestion the other day, that our emotion needs say that, and you also know Persons in a crowd will do Honshu. made to provide loopholes to drop the "e" if we're really serious about pre- that most of the students would the first thing that the crowd • • • through which a man m a y paredness. like to see 'Sally" run again. does, and we don't believe that A rude and vulgar man is one who stares avoid duty to his country. The "VIRGINIA CITY" You have practically t h e the average person who is so at a girl's figure when she's doing her best to foundation of democracy rests tie daffodil punching a nickle in a slot and lame thing in the "Collegiately darned patriotic in picture display it. upon cooperation as much as —Plus— clogging out to one of those boom-de-a-da Yours" column, so why can't shows are really that way in • • • upon personal rights and feel- things that sounds like two dish pans knocking 'cm go back to the regular "Sal- life. Color Cartoon & News We, who arc young, often turn our thoughts ings, and actions of members together accompanied by crashing dishes and 'y" without too much trouble? • • to love and marriage, Upon viewing, with of this sect are, to say the least a whistling drunk. Eh Gad! We believe that you will keep The reason we feel this way quite a degree of interest, the married couples not in accordance with the • • • your word about consulting the is that we know a man who attending school this summer, we have been principle of cooperation be- student body on editorial pol- applauds patriotism loudly in wondering why all marriages can't be happy, Then there was the freshman, Nickell, who tween the individual and t h cy, and we know that practi- oublic, and we also know that companionable, and peaceful? Or are they? plays in the band, who had four blind dates stale West Texas during the past week. What is the attraction? 'ally everyone here would like this same man raised cain and Did anybody notice the happy expression Somebody must be blind. 1 0 see "Wind Through the Sal- Sell about the fact that his HOSPITAL lyport" on the front page again. cigarettes had gone up three oil Nat Hind's face during the week end? We • • • Lubbock. Tem., Sincerely, cents a package. Of course. don't blame him after seeing the girl friend We've been out on the end of a limb so PA LACE SAT A The Boys in Knapp Hall the tax money on luxuries is STAFF from Barstow who has been visiting here. We often and so long that were beginning to feel Charles J. Wagner, M. D. can say, though, that Nat is much more stable comfortable there. Editor's Note: As we have going to pay for defending the nation he loves so much in the "Sporting Blood" Surbery and Consultation than his romeo brother. Ray, who, to date, has %pointed out before, "Sally" as sum G. Mime, M. D., F.A.C.S. • • • Robert Maureeel never been seen with the n same girl twice. such is dead. We don't have to open, but as far as he was con- Surgery and Genito-Urinary We watched the recent beauty contest for cerned, when defense hurts his nuns O'Sullh,Ht ' • consult the student body about Diseases "Miss Lubbock 1940" and congratulate Miss pocketbook, he doesn't like it Story of Stolen Ro- Allen T. Stewart, M. D. Have you met the beautiful 'and popular the popularity of the column. Early on winning the title. But if anybody • l:Inc, clashing wills and Obstetrics, Gynecology, Surgery Miss Tillie Williams? She has been dining and We know it was popular, a n d Wm. L. Baugh, M. D. happens to want to know, Tech has a lot of A MAN'S patriotism should "hoss feuds" dancing on the avenue and has been a special beauties too. Just rake your eye over the fol- that there is a demand for its Surgery and Diagnosis go deeper than his mouth . Fred W. Standefer, M. D. guest for dinner at both girls and boys dorms. lowing: Ver'nene Franks, Mildred Leon, Love return. But, as the writer has It should spring from his heart. PREVUE SAT. RITE Robert T. Canon, M. D. Saturday night she went on a party with a Wilson, Wardine Clearman, Vera Taylor. Mrs. pointed out—we have a gossip and should be born of sacrifice SUN.-MON.-TUE. Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat group of people seen on the avenue and it was C. R. Wilson, Francis Tarlton, Marion Lee Ma- column which we are trying to Allergy, Halfever quite embarrassing when food and drinks were to his country, not from ora- ,eitnna Xvy W. E. Cravens, M. D. son, Bennie Dockery, Mona Pierce and Ima Lee make of sufficient interest to ffj ordered. Because Miss Williams liked carrots Burkholder. students, and at the sane time tion or from the attitude of a General Medicine Pharisee. A man's patriotism NE11611.11111R110 Denali D. Cross, M. D., F.A.C.S. and cabbage but she didn't like potatoes or keep clean. Surgery, Gynecology, Urology tomatoes. She didn't like bread but she liked "Sallyport" had the reputa- should be worn on his heart. Consider the difference between "every- 0. W. English, M. D., F.A.C.S. rolls; she liked iced tea but she didn't like ice tion of being a column ire which and not on his arm band. Surgery, Diseases of Women body's sweetheart" and "anybody's sweetheart." cream; she hated to sit in chairs so she pulled the staff of THE TOREADOR • • • Ewell L. Hunt, M. D. Or, it's better to be "looked over" than "over A dispatch from Texarkana Surgery, Gynecology and up a stool. For recreation she liked swimming looked." could make cracks of personal Obstetrics but she doesn't like to swim . .. Catch on? It's nature, without haying to go to states that a member of t h e RENE, • • • C. C. Memel, M. D. all a game . . anyone learning the answer bat for said remarks. In the religious organization. Jeho- Dermatology and General Couples seen on the avenue more often than please call The Toreador and explain ... Tillie gossip column we now run, res- vah's Witnesses, was sentenced Medicine not are: Jimmy Wilson and Ruth Loftin; John M. H. Benson, M. D. Williams simply cools me. ponsibility is easily placed, and to thirty days in jail and fined Sims and Catherine Atwell; Peggy Infants and Children " • Defenbaugh remarks about students a r e and Clifton Bellamy; James Snyder and Mar- TEXAN Sun.-Mon.-Tin Clyde F. Elkins, M. D. One good Aggie we're going to miss after easily traced. A n anonymous surgery, Gynecology and Gen guerite Brannen; Joy Stanford and Fred Par- John Steinhcek's graduation this summer is Bill Bingham, pre- column of the caliber of "Sal- crag Medicine rish (an A&M product); Billy Hieronymus and sent inhabitant of "Purity Hall" over on Thir- lyport" has no place in a de- "GRAPES of WRATH" R. C. Douglas, M. D. Milton Joyce; Sylvester Reese and Jimmy Faye Tech Theatre General Medicine teenth Street. cent college newspaper. Compton; Betty Alice Gordon and Joe Burson; M. D. Watkins, M. D. AND EVEN IF THE PAPER Eiti, AND SAT. CACTUS sPuren".:4„:',",,,,„ General Medicine Ralph Krebbs and Elizabeth Copeland; Mildred •. Gene "Little Chief" Rainwater and h i s ISN'T DECENT, WE STILL Elmo Alexander, M. D. Hankins and Orville Shofner; Clarence Sims John Garfield General Medicine brother Johnny, both of Vernon, came to see DON'T LIKE THE IDEA! Ann Sheridan and Louetta Leary. C. J. Hollingsworth us this week end, accompanied by no other Superintendent • • • "Castle on the Hudson" than sweet Virginia Glenn, current flame of Helen Brown, recent grad- "Little Chief." Gene is one of those graduates AN OPEN LETTER TO BILL SHOOK: uate in the business adminis- Bill, it's o.k. for young men trbcome home once who is "just looking around" for a job) and tration department, has been Virginia is a senior journalist to be back in in a while with lipstick on their shirt collars employed by the Texas Em- or powder on their coats but when it gets to CONSIDER HIS YEARS OF EXPERIENCE school this fall. ployment Bureau . be three times in succession for lipstick to ap- Doris and Graham Brotherson, who have pear on your collar and once for it to be on IN PUBLIC WORK THEN— been vacationing In parts where it's cooler your (censored), its high time some explain- than it is here, were seen greeting old friends ing were done. Who is she Bill? We know she day or so ago. drives a gray buick. RIDE • • • • UNIVERSAL PICTURE If it's anything we hate, it must be adoles- Max Rutledge. campus romeo who g o, A NEW cence. And we've been getting an overdose of courting in a little red flivver, is stepping THE BUS •RE% SAT. NIGHT JACK DOUGLAS it lately. The avenue, only real place that col- these days with a dark, brown-eyed beaut, .r. CND MON. We have actually seen the "hard-to-get-M lege students can call home, is being overrun ( .11,1111111■ 1e for state HI• prempntatly, and infested with high school adolocense. One with this lovely more than twice "If I Were King" 119th Dist rict can't buy a 5c drink and enjoy it in the peace • • • 5c with We seem to get along best when we puy and quiet of some avenue hangout, while we 'rids ad Paid Of strict Lubbock City Bus Co. Ronald Colman Douglas collegians talk of some soul-stirring subject, attention to our own business but we 'Psi. Adv without some high school jitterbug and his lit- don't get much excitement out of it.

Friday, July 12, 1940 THE TOREADOR Page Three

!PROF. EAVES GIVES REASONS WHY IN THE Campus Camera Social Clubs To America Is In Great Danger Amusement World YOUNGEST Hold Reunions WEATHER MAN And Should Arm At Once By A. C. Lambert IN THE U S IS STANLEY PROFESSOR EAVES not intend to attack us. He This Week End PETERSON, U OF NORTH made exactly that promise to DAKOTA FRESHMAN, WHO War is steadily moving clo- SINCE with this stint the au- each of the nine nations he has there's a bigger chance that Social clubs of Texas Tech- HAS Cl-LARGE OF THE ser to the United States. It is cI thor signs "30" for the re- Sandy Sanderson will be front conquered. If he had said he Ge nological college are busy with FEDERAL STATION ON no longer a question of wheth- mainder of the summer it man for some organization. THE CAMPUS HE TAKES er we want war. War is rapidly intended to attack us, I would cd reunions these weeks. Ko Sh- feel that he might not, but his might be interesting to look It will be swell to see t h e OBSERVATIONS AT 6A M. being thrust upon us. We must ari, social club for women, and statement makes it clear that forward to next long term and Avenue lighted with familiar MOW 6 PM. AND MIDNIGHT!' fight or be conquered. In Los Camaradas, social club for he does mean to attack Amer- what it holds for us in the way faces, and to hear the blare of America today we have en- men, held their get-togethers ica. of entertainment. music from the hang-outs. The tirely too many ostriches who last week-end in Lubbock. 4. Third, if England is over- Before the end of the next only regrets we have is that think that by merely burying They spent three days enter- run as experts believe she will semester of summer school, if the new herds may destroy the their heads in the sand nothing taining with breakfasts, lun- be, America may no longer present plans go well, a new shiny newness of such places will bother us. That sort of cheons, dinners and dances. have the buffer of a British OI movie house will open on t h e as the College Avenue Drug's philosophy will ruin us. What Ko Shari fleet between us and Hitler. He Avenue. Owned by Lindsey downstairs den. We're looking we must do is be ready to Ko Shari out of town ini•ic can by barter methods obtain Theatres. Inc., the new house forward to the morning ses- fight to protect the richest and rd bers who attended were: NI: - a strangle-hold upon the trade will be called the Tower. Since sions at the bookstore, with fairest land on earth. We must ses Nettie Belle Batton of lAt - of South America. It is easy to the above mentioned organiza- rolls and coke flowing a n d now (not wait until next tlefield. Milton Joyce of Sun- convert economic penetration tion has a big slice in movie in- good talk and cigarette smoke week ) bend all our efforts to der, Georgia Sue Wharton of into military penetration. Are dustry in Lubbock, college stu- filling the air. College life is quickly convert this country Fort Worth. Elizabeth Sears of we going to stand idly by and dents should be treated to a terrific, if we only did not have into the most powerful mili- Amarillo, Winnie Jo Hooser of permit him to black - jack suburban house with all t h e tary nation on earth, we can to study. Plainview and Doris Lee Gore South America into economic best features of the downtown ONE-THIRD CF - HE RELOAAN CIASS do it. But the time is short. The Back to t h e present, let's of Brownfield. UPSALA COLLEGE dependency? They have a bil- houses. It is our opinion that ENTIRE COLLEGE storm is almost upon us. look at the marquees around Those who are in Lubbock POPULATION OF THE E. ORANGE. the Lindsey enterprises could Albert Bushnell Hart, per- lion dollars Worth of raw ma- town. The Friday - Saturday for the summer are Misses Ruth U. S. IS WHIN 4'5:0 do college studes and themsel- haps the greatest living Amer- terials to sell yearly. We have film at the Broadway will be Loflin, Marguerite Brannen, MILE RADIUS OF ves much good by installing SPRINGFIELD, MASS ican historian says: "Hitler too much of our own. South "The Biscuit Eater," a very Patsy a n d Vivian Wharton, America will therefore, be first-run pictures of the type will attack us within five unpretentious little film which Mary Louise Walker, Janice MR FRED WARING compelled to deal with Hitler. formerly run at the old Lind- LARGEST POSTCARD years." Stimson, former Re- will require a good handker- TO GO THROUGH THE Fourth, under the Monroe sey, that is. if it is not possible Thompson, Mary Louise Tink- NEW YORK ,N publican Secretary of War, chief for the dames. It's all ler, Ruby Nell Smith, Evelyn US. MAIL WAS SENT Doctrine we are pledged to de- to give us even better pix out and State, and appointed by about a dog that is condemned TO FRED wARiNG BY fend from European aggression here. Patty, Mildred Mitchell, Mary UPSALA COLLEGE STU- President Roosevelt recently as by the owner-breeder and tak- Gaither, Pauline Barrier, Vir- an area stretching 10,000 miles Dews REQUESTING HE Spnid Secretary of War says that Almost simultaneously with en by the man's son and h i s ginia Kennedy, Doris Brother- WRITE 'REM A SONG! from the North pole to Cape ■ "we are on the threshold of the opening of the Fall semes- Negro friend and trained to be son, Lucille Kirkpatrick, Aure- Horn and from Manila to eas- war." Here are reasons for our ter, the Lindseys will open a fine pointer. Billy Lee, amaz- lia McDonald and Wanda June tern Brazil-12,000 miles west danger: that grand, beautiful, shining ing boy actor, is starred. Williams. to east or a total of 120,000,000 citidel of the cinema, the New At long last, we get to s e e Patronesses, Miss Dorothy First, the worla is divided square miles of the earth's sur- Lindsey downtown. Advance "Irene." This film opens at the See REUNIONS, Page Four Faculty Leads In into two violently opposing po- face. notice gives hints of a fine thea- Coed's Corner litical philosophies, democracy Palace Sunday. It stars Anna Hitler likes to do by indirec- tre witte the most modern eq- and totalitarianism. America is Nagel, who has made her mark James Stewart, "Destry Rides tion and trojan horse methods uipment, but with the high pri- about the last stronghold of as "Victoria, the Great" a n d Again" hits the Tech screen Softball League what is impractical by direct ces as far as Joe and his girl Thank Heaven, no weddings democracy. We are surrounded I "Nell Gwyn." This time she Friday for a two-day stay. Die- action. He is setting up Fascist friend are concerned. These of Techsters this week, but The first half of the Business by powerful totalitarian states !deserts the very dramatic roles trich is a dance hall gal with states in France, Holland, Den- are just rumors about the pri- come next week-end there will and Professional Men's softball with vast armies bent on erad- for a light part as a gal w h o a load of western glamor, and mark, and Norway, ostensibly ces, heaven forbid their being be more. 'Tis sad for us who league season has been conclu- icating democracy from the wears an "Alice Blue Gown" Stewart is the lanky sheriff independent states with their true. will be seniors in September to ded with the Tech faculty em- face of the earth. They hate and sings beautifully about it. who whales the daylights out own flags and fleets and col- sit by and watch our little erging victorious. They are fol- democracy with a diabolical HE college tradition of danc- Ray Milland is co-starred. The of Miss Dietrich's heart. 0 n e onies but actually ruled by freshman and sophomore lowing in the footsteps of last passion. To them the world T ing will of course continue color sequence where Nagel of the very finest pictures we Hitler. They will continue in friends signing up for lifetime year's champion team. cannot be a house divided to reign supreme as the out- sings about her dress should be have ever seen also comes to possession of their colonies course in marriage institute. The present faculty team has against itself. It must be either standing pastime. If the Stu- tremendous. the Tech Sunday. It is "If I such as Iceland. Greenland, the Yes, I do feel a little old. Yet, totalitarian or democ rati c. dent Council continues the pol- OUR big blge banner for this Were King' starring Ronald 12 more games to play in t h e French and Dutch West Indies. what would summer school and America will have to defend icy of two all-colleges a year 'week goes to Smith a n d Colman as rebel-poet Francois second half after beating t h e and French and Dutch Guiana t h e teaching profession be her democracy from destruc- with big-name bands, we Bearden of Tech-Arcadia thea- Villon, who becomes King of Lawyers Monday 9 to 4. in northern South America. without old-maid members? tion. Two such violently hos- should be able to hear some fine tres who did everyone a swell France for a day. Mr. Colman Members of the team are: Hitler will actually control • = tile philosophies can never lie music next year since Texas is favor by reducing prices to save is one of the real actors of the Hazlewood and Huffman, cat- these. Fascist air bases will be down together in peace. gradually becoming the mecca on the tax which is hounding screen who has plenty of looks There are a million questions chers; Loessel, Dowell a n d set up within them. that I would like to ask; one is Second, the Nazi revolution for dance bands who appreci- us at other theatres in town. as w e 11. Ellen Drew is t h e Pierce, pitchers; J. W. Jackson, The Dutch islands are rich in connection with marriage. 1st baseman and manager: Mil- led by totalitarian Hitler is ate big receptions and fine hos- It is truly surprising how much heart-throb, and Claude Gil- in oil and have air bases only Why do young girls say, "I bent on world conquest. Today, pitality. At the moment, Shep those tax pennies amount to in lingwater as the King is very likin and Wallace. 2nd base- thirty minutes flight from the want the security that Marriage men; D a v i s, short-stop; 011- like a snake-charmer, Hitler Fields, Glen Gray, and Richard the end. With a kick in t h e good. If you haven't seen "If Panama Canal. The French gives"? Security? Is there such man, 3rd baseman; and Leach, is trying to mesmerize us into Himber are somewhere in Tex- pants from Marlene Dietrich I Were King," do so. West Indies and Guiana make as. Club dancers may possibly to Una Merkel, and a slow So long, til next Fall from a thing? For instance, as Ger- Street, Burgess. Mosely an d non-preparedness and isola- See ARMAMENT, Page Four hear Ned Bradley again. a n d drawl and fast draw from this reporter! See COED'S, Page Four James Huffman. outfielders. tionism by stating that he does

=ER3=3EiREES! 'NZN. ... 11 N. 1-NZ,. 1111N- STUDENTS, Here's Your Second Semester's Recreational Program

Hussa-Podolsky Tuesday July 16 Moving Picture. "The Great Imper- sonation" starring Edmund Lowe. Vanderbilt Maria Hussa, famous European Wednesday July 17 Musical Evening: Elton Plowman. soprano, and Leo Podolsky, Tenor, and others. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.. world famous pianist, will ap- Thursday July 18 Lecture, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. world famous journalist, au- pear on t h e second semester thor, and traveler, appears on Friday July 19 Moving Picture, Shorts: "Where the recreational program Thursday, the recreational program July 25 . . . West Is Still Wild". "Hollywood Screen Test", and "Lumber Camp". Thursday night, July 18. The subject announced for his lec- Maria Hussa made her opera- Moving Picture, "Lady Tubbs", star- Tuesday July 23 ture is "My Most Interesting tic debut at the age of seven- ring Alice Brady. teen at The Vienna Volk-Op- Interviews". This includes re- Wednesday July 24 Educational Movie, "The River" ac- 'era in the difficult part of Gu- vealing and human interesting companied by lecture by Dr. A. W. trune in Wagner's -Gotterdam- anecdotes, and experiences Mr. Young, head professor Department of merung". Since then she has Vanderbilt has had with im- Plant Industry and Agronomy. re appeared in concerts with portant people throughout t h e Richard Strauss, the great com- Thursday July 25 Concert, Hussa-Podolsky, soprano and world. He has traveled several pianist. miles in several years in Eng- poser, at the piano ... She has d$. appeared before Queen Wil- Friday July 26 Moving Picture, Shorts: "Paradise of land and on the continent. Van- op' helmina of Holland ... She was Caribbean", "Swimming and Diving derbilt will tell of h i s inter- d.s. Aces", "Checking Mother Earth". and views and talks with Hitler and Mussolini. He will also relate nen decorated by the Austrian and Czechoslovak governments for "Air Express". the conversation he had with Goebbels, Hitler's minister of the merits of her vocal art .. . Tuesday July 30 Moving Picture, "The Lady Fights propaganda, a few days before the war broke out. Podolsky was graduated from Back", starring Kent Taylor and Ir- Vanderbilt has been in Mexico for the past month or two the Imperial Academy of Mu- ene Hervey. to cover the election and Nazi activities. He has talked with all sic at Vienna with honors . . Wednesday July 31 Dance, Jack . York's orchestra, gym- He has played numerous con- the Mexican officials as well as with our ambassador to Mexico nasium. . Vanderbilt has been in the headlines since the day he was certs, and is acclaimed by all Thursday August 1 Concert, Dr. Elmo Alexander, pianist. born . . He has lived in every country in Europe .. .. He has music lovers as one of the best known millionaires and multi-millionaires, earls and emperors. concert pianists. Friday August 2 Moving Picture, Shorts: "Birthplace of a Nation", "Sock", "Father Knows prelates and presidents, and has twice won the Astor cup for Best", and "Country Store". yacht-racing. Tuesday August 6 Moving Picture, "Romance of t h e Limberlost", starring Jean Parker and Tuesday August 13 Moving Picture, "The Idol of t h e Eric Linden. Crowds", starring John Wayne. Your Recreation' Ticket Entitles You To The Wednesday August 7 Dance, Jack York's orchestra, gym- Wednesday August 14 Educational Movie, "The City" ac- Following Special Rates Off The Campus: nasium. companied by lecture by Robert 1 Lockard, Assistant Professor, Depart- Meadowbrook Golf Course, $1.75 per month; City Swimming Thursday August 8 Children's Theatre, "Creatures of Im- Pool, 15c discount; Buffalo Lakes, 5c to swim after 10c grounds pulse" (W. S. Gilbert' and "The Dys- ment of Architecture and Allied Arts. admission has been paid; 15c admission to the Broadway, Lyric, peptic Ogre" (Percival Wilde) under Thursday August 15 Concert, Gordon Gaines, baritone. Cactus, Texan, Tech, Arcadia, and Midway; Fox Recreational direction of Mrs. Alan Strout. Friday August 16 Moving Picture. Shorts: "W here Park Driving Range, 25 balls for 20c: 75 balls for 40c. Friday August 9 Moving Picture, Shorts: "ln Old Ara- King Winter Rules Supreme". "Bring bia", "Breathless Moments", a n d 'Em Back A Lie". and "Monkey Unless otherwise indicated, all programs are held on the "Problem Child". Wretches". Administration Green at 8 o'clock.

Your Recreational Program Is Planned For Your Enjoyment—Support It! ALL ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES WILL BE PRESENTED ON THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING GREEN UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED

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MUSEUM KEEPS RECORDS They're Back Again Reunions Bill Parks Asks Coed's Corner ROTC Students Results of the first records Continued from Page Three Summer Graduates ,,,Ipinsed from Page Three ever kept of the number of persons visiting the West Tex- Rylander and Mrs. John E and O'Hara told his daughter, as museum show that during Return To Bullis Harding, sponsors, were guests To Sign Up Today Scarlet, in Margaret Mitchell's the past year an average of 1,- Los Cams "Gone With the Wind," there Bill Parks, senior class pres- 342 people registered each Los Camaradas members and is nothing lasting but the earth. ident, has requested that all month. After Long Trip alumni who attended were: F. graduating seniors sign a re- Still, our possessions are so eas- E. Thomas, Dalhart; Earl Mc- ily taken from us. Do material It is estimated that an equal Tech Unit Represented lease on their breakage depos- number failed to register. The David, Merkel; Winston Rob- its for the senior gift. possessions constitute security? In Numerous Battles ertson, Lorenzo; Murray Gray, Somebody please set me wise! largest number of visitors was Deposits must be attended to in April with 2,229. This was Waged By Students Snyder; Harry Buckley, Mid- at once. For that reason it has caused by the Engineer's show land; Kendall Onstott, Lub- been asked that seniors attend Why do some men wear belts Finishing a two - thousand and Interscholastic league meet. bock; David Butler, Lubbock; to the matter today if possible. and suspenders at the same mile "blitzkrieg" this week, Lloyd Morgan, Lamesa; Royce A representative of the sen- time? Pessimists? : ? ? members of the Tech ROTC Pruet, Putnam; Jack Goodwin, ior class will be present at the will return to Camp Bullis. Lubbock, R o y Forkner, Lub- Why would a mother of distribution desk of THE TOR- near San Antonio, Saturday, bock; Hank Williams, Lubbock; three w ell behaved children Call 4300 EADOR most of the day in order ending the six-weeks training Charles Stewart, Aspermont; to aid students wishing to sign take a course in child develop- period in which 2,800 students Let us deliver pour luggage Shown above are students of in their chosen work. Students Marshall Formby, Dickens; the release. ment? the department of geology, who this year spent five weeks i have taken part. Herbert Rule, Midland; Harold • • • for you — Prompt-Courteous have returned from their an- and around El Capstan, N e w Maneuvers have taken t h e Huffman, Midland; James Why do tall, thin women nual field trip, in which they Mexico, studying structures and cadets from San Antonio up the Snyder, Moran; Maurice Cas- Finals wear their stripes running up Merchant's Delivery are given practical instructions doing field work in this locality. Rio Grande Valley and into ey, Lubbock; Arnold Meeker, and down, fat ones invariably Service New Mexico, where they have Wilson; Lewis Nance, Justice- Continued from Page One have theirs going round a n d staged mock wars at El Paso, burg and James Vickers, Lub- round and tall, fat women wear will be offered to those w h o Vanderbilt Espanola, Santa Fe, Roswell, bock. stripes at all? have t h e necessary qualifica- and Carlsbad. * Ed Kidd Appoints from Page One Las Viva tions. Continued Two of the emost charming Summer Tech's unit has been encamp- Las Vivarachas, women's so- Traffic safety education things of this first semester of tablished a string of illustrated ed with units from other col- cial club, will hold its reunion course will be offered by t h e summer school are Carol Jac- GRADUATES Jack Yelton Next daily tabloids in Los Angeles, leges throughout the southwest in Lubbock beginning Saturday department of civil engineer- obs cloudy blonde hair and cute San Francisco and Miami. and has been given training in morning at 9 oclock with regis- ing under the direction of F. L. Place Order Now For little Carolyn Surratt's turned Author of books of personal some of the most modern war tration at Hilton hotel. They McBee, associate professor of up nose. Sports Editor experiences and stories of life games ever held in this nation. are planning a dance that civil engineering. The course • Caps and Gowns in Reno, Park avenue, Palm Members of engineering, or- night and a luncheon Sunday may be counted as a course in Announcement of the ap- My idea of being overly p0. Beach, Fifth avenue and Wash- dnance, artillery, a n d signal noon. education. The only prerequi- pointment of Jack Yelton, lite is the woman who apolo- and for ington, he has satirized and ex- corps of southwestern colleges, Those planning to attend are: site is a state driver's license campus columnist, and TOREA- gizes for leaving her door open posed the life of the four hun- and medical units from two Misses Nancy Boggess, LaVerne and senior standing. The course DOR news editor, to the position in the dormitory when the sun INVITATIONS dred as only a member of the universities have all taken the Allen, Dan Long, Beth Newton, will be comprised of a study of of sports editor was made yes- is flooding in the west window set can. training offered at Camp Bul- Bettie Laurence, Nancy Inez statutory laws of the state, me- terday by Ed Kidd, editor of making t h e temperature 114, lis. Davis, Elaine Loving, Catherine chanisms of automobiles a n d the paper. An enthusiastic sportsman, well nearly 114. Only advanced ROTC stu- Collier, Winifred Wood s, Jo laboratory work. Yelton, a freshman journal- Vanderbilt has won the Astor • • Varsity dents go on the training man- Nell Cox, Betty McBride, Doro- Several courses will be of- ism student from Lubbock, is cup for yacht-racing twice. He Ah! Ha! I just got word of a euvers, which are offered each they Lou Emmitt, Elaine Wilt fered in the division of home former editor of his high school is a large man, forty-two years secret marriage of about three summer and required as a por- son, Helen Brown, Betsy D a n economics. In home eco- paper, and has served in an un- old and over six feet tall. When weeks. Her initials are E. E.; Bookstore tion of the four years training Bihl, Jerry Conner, nomics education a course in official capacity on THE TOREA- he is not traveling, he makes she is a small blonde, a com course required before ROTC Shirley Reinhold, Dana Ker- problems will be taught by Miss DOR for the past year. his home on a ranch at Sut- mercial art student, will g e t members m a y receive their bow, Martha Frank Plants, Clyde Mobley, state supervisor Bill Wood, formerly named cliffe, Nev. her degree in August, and her commissions as second lieuten- Dorothy Neelley, Louise Jones, of home economics, State De- as sports editor for the 1940- Who's Who gives more lin- name is now Mrs. Rose. NOTICE! ants in the regular army re- Camille Graves, Anna Cather- partment of Education, Baton 41 paper, has relinquished h i s eage to three-times wed a n d * • Special Taxi Rates to Summer serve. ine Davenport, Jean McDavid, Rouge, La. This will be a short claim to the position and an- twice-divorced Cornelius Van- Here's an important announ- School students from the dorm- Waldeen Donnell, Joyce Crav- course, July 16 through Au- nounced his intention of go- derbilt, Jr., than to any of his cement, Miss 011ie Sue Arm- itories and College Avenue to en, Beth Brown, Veda B ell e gust 3. town. ing to Columbia, South Amer- numerous relations. strong has returned that once Armament Tomlinson, Janie Slay, Flora Following the course in prob- 1 passenger 15e ica. Vanderbilt is a seasoned lec- significant -piece of ice to Dale Lee Williams, Mary Dallam and lems, Miss Ilse H. Wolf, itiner- 2 passengers 25e turer who puts plenty of per- Continued from Walker of Ned Bradleys orch- passengers 300 He served the past semester page three Helen Muriel James. ant teacher trainer, will teach as part-time sports editor, in sonality into h i s appearances estra. It appears to be "defini- 4 passengers 40c a wide chink in our eastern Miss Ruth Pirtle, sponsor, a course in home economics ed- 5 passengers toe the absence of Joe Pierce, reg- and is very obliging in giving tely quits.' island defenses for the Canal. will be a special guest. ucation, ular staff writer, and has made autographs and personal inter- • * * Lord "Haw Haw" has already Other Dates Set A short course in food pre- Bryant's Taxi plans to go to South America views. He speaks with author- Miss Margaret Boone of Sey- hinted at this diabolical plan Sans Souci and Silver Key servation will be taught by to do free-lance writing. ity on world events and politi- mour returned to Lubbock to Phi, 70 °' 1800 to undermine the Monroe Doc- social clubs have set their place Miss Erma Harriet Wines, Yelton will assume his posi- cal, social and economic trends. begin work here immediately. trine. Hitler will give a- big as Ruidoso, . M., while the County Home Demonstration tion in the fall, upon his return He has attained his position by She received her BBA degree horse laugh at the Monroe Doc- Co lege Club will celebrate in agent in Jim Wells county, Tex. from San Antonio, where he is dint of his own ability and work from Tech in May trine when he has completed Fo t Worth, and Wranglers in Weaving and crafts course living at present with his par- and not his family name a n d the plan. Da las. The dates will be some- will be taught by Miss Grace Miss Mabel D. Erwin will ents. wealth time during the first two weeks Fifth when Japan h a s Baker Hill, supervisor of t h e teach a course in advanced gar- He has already been named of he second semester of sum- seized Indo China and the WPA weaving project, Lub- ment fitting for graduate stu- as one of the staff representa- mer school. Dramatics Class Members East Indies. the Philippines will bock. dents . -- tives to campus clubs next Presenting Three Plays be surrounded by Japan. She year, in accordance with a new can take them at will. We will ruling of THE TOREADOR, which Members of the dramatics give them up and like it or will provide for a staff member class of the speech department fight Japan. whose duty will be to act as are producing three plays, contact man between campus "Good Medicine," "Joint Own- Sixth, if England is over- organizations and the college ers in Spain," and "The Rec- run and surrenders, as France has, a fascist state, controlled ALL THE paper. tor." by Hitler with Edward VIII as The plays will be presented his stooge, may be set up in Oliver Jackson, junior bus- in class with all the members England to rule the British iness ad student, spent t h e taking part, either in the di- possessions in America—Ja- week with friends in Lubobck. rection or staging. rhica, Trinidad, etc. in the . West Indies, Bermuda and the ....,..., Bahamas off our eastern sea- Here's Your Toreador Quiz board. . Editor's Note: Just in case you haven't tried your hand Seventh, America is the THE LATE at the quiz which is offered in THE TOREADOR each week, we richest plum— the fabulously . , GEORGE APLEY invite you to try your luck this time. A perfect score is not rich Bagdad of the world. Yet. necessary, since hardly any entries turned in ever have all of we have a puny air-force and the questions answered properly. army and a one-ocean navy to \;,EACH Wniner of last week's contest is Drucilla Smith, sopho- protect our riches and the more living at 2401 fourteenth street. If she will call at Monroe Doctrine. America .. ...... stmt 2/.2444 oz THE TOREADOR office some time next week, she will be given a would be a surpassingly valu- pass to the Palace theater. able prize for the totalitarians, PULITZER PRIZE and they mean to take us with 1. Who was the father of the modern radio, and give his all our gold and wealth. nationality? WINNERS 'Mail! In the light of the above and 2. For what are the following Texas towns named: Mexia, many other like facts, are we These distinguished novels belong Tehuacana, Waco, Garland, San Antonio? in your home! You have always not in danger of war? Hitler, wanted to own them. Now you 3. New York has a population in which the largests natio- can like a giant octopus is reaching buy these complete and unabridged nality represented is either Jewish, Negro, Italian, German. or edirions for only $1.00 each. out with his slimy tenacles in Galician. Each book bound M handsome, economic penetration of South 4. Who is a famous republician nominee, now in current stutdy red cloth. . . uniform de. America and using diabolically sign . . . stained tops! Sec then news stories, who is a former democrat? Name his former posi- today! No obligation to buy. cunning means to fasten bther tion in private life. tenacles around the West In- THE LATE GEORGE APLEY 5. "Die Lorelei" is one of the following: a famous German I. P. tryorend dies and crush the gizzard out leader of the 9th. century, German poem. name of one of the HONEY IN THE HORN of the Monroe Doctrine. Henold Dari, former secret societies which opposed the rise of Adolf Hitler. The Final Article in this 6. If some one told you that you had a supercilious at- All the news of your college. ... This is what NOW IN NOVEMBER ioeephine Johnson titude, you would know immediately that he meant: you were series: WHAT AMERICA SHOULD DO TO PREPARE silly, you had a warm and forgiving nature. or that you seemed the columns of THE TOREADOR bring you. LAMB IN HIS BOSOM FOR THE STORM. Coro/in: Abner haughty and proud. Representative of the interests of the student THE GOOD EARTH 7. Maoris are tribesmen of India, Brazil, New Zealand, or Pearl S. Burt the Belgian Congo. • Mexico body, your TOREADOR is interested in better YEARS OF GRACE . 8. "Copperheads," as they were called during the Civil Margaret lyre Barrie, War, opposed which side? For what purpose was the Ku Klux Continued from Page One serving you and your needs. SCARLET SISTER MARY Klan organized? Jolla Peierkin 9. Differentiate between, further, farther; and between en- gentine and Mexican cham- THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY ervating in invigorating. pion teams. Thermion Wilder A visit to a typical hacienda THE TOREADOR also desires to cooperate EARLY AUTUMN 10. If Mississippi is larger than Idaho, name the capital of Leah Bromfield Montana. If not. name the capital of Puerto Rico. was a highlight of the trip. A with, and serve Lubbock and downtown busi- ARROWSMITH 11. What was the name of the "mad emperor" of Haiti? former Tech student, Joyce Sinclair Leehe 12. How, and on what occasion, did "Stonewall' Jackson Glass of Crosbyton, w h o is • ness. Growth of the city and of the college is SO BIG receive his unusual name? married to Senor McGregor, an Edna Faber 13. What woman in the Bible caused a man to be hanged on architectural engineer, enter- of primary interest to the staff of THE TOR- THE ABLE McLAUGHLINS his own gallows, which he had built for her friend? tained the party at her home Margaret Wilson 14. List at least seven of the capital ships of the United at San Pablo with a Mexican EADOR. ALICE ADAMS States Navy. How many aircraft carriers does this country own supper. Boole, reeking.; at the present time? While in Mexico City Dr THE AGE OF INNOCENCE Edith Wharton 15. What corporal in the Germany army was given the iron Holden obtained valuable books THE MAGNIFICENT cross for bravery, wounded twice, gassed once, and temporarily and maps on the Yaqui Indians AMBERSONS blinded, and elected chancellor of Germany a few years ago? and on the Michoacan territory Booth T:rhington 16. Who is the present king of Egypt? Of Italy? Of Al- where a group headed by Wm. HIS FAMILY bania? Of Abyssinia? Of Norway? Pearce studied the Tarascan In- Ernes Pooh 17. Who was the president of the United States at the turn dians f o r two weeks. This party obtained artifacts a n of the century? THE TOREADOR Texan Tech College 18. How many legs does a Hottentot have? information for the National 19. Who were the rulers in England and Europe during the Museum of Mexico in an at- BOOKSTORE WAG wars? tempt to ascertain how far and 20. If Hitler whote "My Battle" who wrote "Our Battle." widely the culture and influence "On tin, Campus" What nationality is he, or she? of the Tarascans extended.