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Arkuunub Wruurlrr VOLUME 33 FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1939 NUMBER 48 Z 20 ArkuunuB Wruurlrr VOLUME 33 FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1939 NUMBER 48 -----=----------:-------------------------==--------:-~--HogS Defeat Butler in Opening Track Meet Here Archery Range on PiKA "Dream Girl" Two Mentioned Kerr Announces Make-Ups Cole's Men Win Dickson Street New For D and E Grades To Be Selected Student Business Every Sunday As Prospective Make-up examinations on D Ten Firsts ·to "Johnnie's Archery Range", lo­ and E grades secured in the A novel plan for selecting an an­ Medical Deans cated next to the new Coca-Cola Spring Semester 1937-38 or the nual "Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Al­ Crush Visitors Fall Semester 1938-39 and on E pha" has been started by the fra­ Two physicians were mentioned plant on Dickson street, is the lat­ est student bush10ss lo open. grades secured in the Summer ternity. by Gene Farmer Sunday as being outstauding pros­ Johnnie Hornor, Eel Lothrop and School will be given on Monday, Each Sunday a weekly "dream Arkansas' question-mark track pects for the deanship of the Uni­ Bob Brooks are operating the new April 10, at 8: 30 a. m. in the girl" will be chosen from among squad baptised the new cinder path versity Medical school, as the board business, which opened Saturday. Engineering Auditorum. the dinner guests. At the end of of Bailey Stadium yesterday after· or trustees prepared to meet next I It has attracted a great deal of at­ Fred L. Kerr, Registrar. the year the "dream glrl" for the noon with a crushing victory over Saturday in Governor Bailey's office tention from students and town year will be chosen from among Butler University of IndianaJlQlis, to elect the dean and plan further residents. -----•----- those selected during the year. Ind., by a score of 87½ to 39½. The reorganization. FranceB Carl Lee, a Kappa Gam­ Porkers took ten of the 15 first Dr. Paul Huston Stevensou, as­ -----•----- 1 Mary Alice Horne s ma, was elected last Sunday, the places. sistant dean of the University of 11 first time the new plan was put Carlos Parks, lanky junior star, Cincinnati Medical school, and Dr. "Bury The Dead , • One-Act Play Wins into effect. was the star of the afternoon, win­ F. A. Corn of Lonoke, member of Great War Drama, ----•----- ning scoring honors with 18½ the board of trustees, were those Lambda Tau Contest points. Parks won the javelin, the prominently mentioned for the post. Coming Soon Senior Engineers 220 yard dash, placed second in the Illinoisan Mary Alice ,Horne won the one­ 100 yard dash and the broad jump, Dr. Stevenson, who recently spent The University Theatre will pre­ act play contest sponsored by Will Make Inspection and ran on both winnig relay several days visiting the school is sent "Bury the Dead" at 8 p. m. on Lambda Tau, honorary literary so­ teams. His javelin throw of 189 a native of Monmouth, Ill., born April 12 and 13 in the University ciety, for its members. The win- Trip This Month feet was a new University record. there December 22, 1890. He re- ·t · d t'· d. t· f ning play was a comedy about au d1 Ol'lum, un er "'e 1rec 10n o A group of thirty seniors in the Only a step behind Parks were ceived a B. S. degree from Hiram v L B k f f bl' dormitory life, "Penny Makes a Marshall of Butler and Neil Martin • • a er, vro essor o pu 1c 11 College of Engineering will leave College in 1913, and his M. D. at ki Conquest. Plans are being con- of Arkansas. Marshall scored 15 . t U · ·t t St L · spea ug. s1'de'·ed fo1· product1·on of tl1e nlay Fayetteville April 29 for lbeir an- w as hmg on ntversi Y a · oms "Bury the Dead" is a war satire ;, ,, nual inspection tour of the industri- points with first place in both hurd­ in 1916. He was in medical service b I · Sh d h h d by Lambda Tau. Y rvmg aw an as a a sue- al centers of the Middle-West. They les and the high jump, while Mar­ in China from 1917-20 and from cessful run 011 Broadway. The story Three other J,Jlays were submit- will travel 1500 miles in nine •days, tin captured firsts in the broad 1920-28 was connected with the Pei- is centered around six corpses that ted for judging. They were writ- visiting plants in St. Louis, Chica­ jump and discus, second in the high ping Medical college, a Rockefeller- rise from their graves and refuse ten by Betsy Payne, Patricia Peck, go, and Milwaukee. R. C. Paddock, hurdles, and third in the low hurd­ endo wed institution in Peiping, t o be bune · d . E ac h corpse d epic· t s and Abb1·e Ba1·rd · professor of mechanical engineer- les. Cbina. He taught anatomy there, m d'ff h t t ·t d J d f tl t t D so e 1 eren t c arac er ra1 an u ges or 1e con es were r. ing, and Dr. Stuart McClain of the The Razorbacks swept all three and is said to have won wide recog- each has a different reason for re- William J. Baerg, professor of en- chemical engineering department places in the 220 yard dash, the nition for his work there. He went fusing to be buried. The morale of tomology; Dr. J . C. Jordan, dean of are to accompany the boys. shot put, the discus, and the broad to the University of Cincinnati as the army is disrupted and even the the graduate school; Blair Hart, in- In St. Louis, the students will be jump. its assistant dean last year. wives and sweethearts of the men structor in public speaking; and shown through the Howard Bend Two of the afternoon's best times Dr. Corn is a native of Arkansas, are called in to pursuade them to Elsijane Trimble and Seth Thomp- Pumping Plants, the Monsanto were turned in by Southworth, ace born at Lonoke in 1899. He was allow themselves to be buried. son, students. Chemical company, and the Bush- Butler distance man. Southworth graduated from the University Med- The play will be presented dur- -----•----- Sulzer Diesel Engine company. ran a 4: 30 mile and wasn't even ical school at Little Rock in 1927, · H. h S h I W k d th Th thr d · Cb' mg 1g c oo ee an e con- Serv'ice Group lnstall ... d,· e ee ays m 1cago are pushed, and then came back to step interned at St. Vincent's Infirmary, testan.ts will be invited to attend. .., to be spent in the plants of such off a brilliant 1: 57 half. and has practiced at Lonoke since. The cast includes Harold Ellis, Perkins first President corporations as Camegie Steel, In- Roger Mast, Arkansas quarter He is active in Lonoke county and Arden Sutherland, John Finne, A. ___ terlake Iron, and Western Electric; man, provided one of the meet's state medical circles, and assists in . S. Riskin, Seth Thompson, Bob Formal installation of Alpha Phi with stops also at the State-Line features on the last event of the the county's public health work. IGoodrich, Virginia Morgan, Mary Omega, service organization, -was Generating station, Swift and Com- day, the mile relay, when, running Popu1arly mentioned before have Frances Mccaslin, Dorothy Dough- held at Wesley Hall Sunday after- pauy's stock yards, the Board of the anchor lap, he overcame a five­ been Col. Kent Ne1s·o1:1, Seventh j erty, Leola Sharp, Patricia Murp~y, noon. The installation was follow- Trade building, Lighting Institute, yard deficit to win. Mast turned in Corp area surgeon, Umted States I Olga Trail, John Knipe, Roy Patten, ed by a banquet at the Washing- and Underwriters' Laboratories. a neat 50.7 quarter earlier in the Army, a~d Col: W. F. 1\'Ionc~ief, IWilbert Lynch, Allen Wood, Charles ton hotel. Roe Bartle, national The party will be split in order to day. commandmg officer of the United IHannan, Sidney Worob, Dickson president, and a degree team from allow civil, chemical, electrical and The Summary States Army and Navy General hos- Knott, Joseph Shay, Jay Frizzo, the University of Kansas City were mechanical engineers to investigate Javelin-Parks, Arkansas; Spor­ pital, Hot Springs. The latter has Francis Hogan, Paul ~hillips, Bill present. indu,i;tiies in Which they are par- er, Butler; Lyon, Arkansas. Dis­ asked that his name not be consid- 1Crow, Tl1omas Brad11am, Burton The officers installed were: Bob ticularly interested. tance, 189 feet. ered. Both are nearing the retire- Clark, Bill Spencer, William S{leer, Perkins, president; Henry Koen, At i\lilwaukee, stops at the Allis Pole vault - Walls, Arkansas; / ment age. and Clarence Farrell. vice-president; Fay Jones, secre- Chalmers machinery works, the A. Hiatt, Butler, and Driver, Arkansas, Retired -----• ----- tary; and Fred Lynd, treasurer. L. Sm\th corporation factory, and tied for second and third. Height, Dr. Vinsonhaler retired from the Bob Rowden is chairman of the the sewage disposal plants are . ! pau Ia O verstreet to 12• feet. • • deaush1.1> several months ago, but 1 installation committee. scheduled. 440-yard dash-Mast, Arkansas; has been serving until appointment Give Recital Tomorrow Alpha Phi Omega is a national ----• ---- Vogler, Butler; Yates, Arkansas. of his successor. He bad 'been dean --- organization and has 87 chapters No Drill Thursday Time, 50.7 seconds. since 1927. Paula Overstreet, piano student, over the United Slates.
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