idcufb £djdtcto£UA. WuAtanqA filaif. Benefit To All <% §tmi-Wttk\# ® At Fat Stock Show 1915-1916 • The Silver Anniversary Year • 1939-1940 >L.25 Z727 SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, DALLAS, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1940 No. 41 oburn To Open Second Day Of Commerce Festivities Debate Teams Contest To Name Speaks Today Graduates Of Photo Contests Dean C. W. Thompson Starts Win In Meet Mechanical Man S.M.U. Live In For Engineers Is Announced Many States Annual Activity Tuesday At Waxahachie By JIMMY WILSON The annual contest for naming The graduates of the S. M. U. Is Announced the Engineering School's mechani­ Commerce School are scattered far Arthur Coburn, vice-president of the Southwestern Life Clymer, Ramey, Daniels and cal man for the Engineers show and wide over the United States Only Regularly Enrolled En­ Insurance Company, will open the second day of festivities Branson Capture Honors was announced Tuesday by Jerry and many are already well on their gineers Eligible, States in the annual Commerce School celebration with a speech to Last Week Stover, publicity chairman for the way to success in the business Dean E. H. Flath students and faculty of the Commerce School in Arden Hall event. world. at 11 a. m. today. All Commerce School classes will be dis­ Anne Clymer- and Ben Ramey Two photoplay contests, open missed at that time. The contest will be open to all Dudley W. Curry, '36, and only to engineering students, in won individual honors and Morris S. M. U. students except engineer­ Charles Anthony, '38, have both • The celebration will be brought Daniels and Robert Branson cap­ which a total of $20 in prizes will rtf • MM • 1 to a close this afternoon with a ing upperclassmen and will close earned a master's degree at North­ be awarded, were announced Tues­ tured team honors in a debate held Monday, March 18, he said. A box western University and are now Maiden Commerce All-School Dance in the in Waxahachie, Tex., Friday and day by E. H. Flath, dean of the bkippy brick gymnasium from 5 till 7:30 will be placed in the Co-op and instructors in the S.M.U. Com­ School of Engineering. Saturday, March 8 and 9. Three each student may put as many merce School. p. m. George Underwood and his teams represented S. M. U. In the first contest, first prize Will Direct T 16-piece orchestra will play for the 1>0LLY TICKS names in the box as he wishes. Charley Abbott, '34, is with Roy of $5, second prize of $2 and three Anne Clymer placed second in dance and admission will be 50 "Clanko" was the winning name H. King Company, income tax ac­ prizes of $1.00 each will be given Progressives swung out on the women's extemporaneous cents for stag or couple. last year and will not be accepted countants with offices in the First for the best photographs of engi­ Meeting Program :.nglc Monday. Prexy Tom speech competition and Ben Ramey The celebration was officially this year. First prize will be four National Bank Building and is go­ neering students in laboratory, ,ns proved his publicity-wise took first place honors in the opened at 11 a. m. Tuesday by tickets to the Mural Room; second ing to law school on the side. class room, drafting room, survey­ A variety program, with Skippy 1;/ endorsing a plan where- men's extemporary speech and sec­ Dean C. W. Thompson of the Uni­ prize, four tickets to the Majestic Charles Armentrout, '36, is now ing practice or any other activity Maiden as mistress of ceremonies, i C.racie Allen "presidential ond in the men's radio contest versity of Illinois Commerce School, Theater, and third prize, four tick­ the head of the accounting depart­ carried on by the engineers on the is planned for the Sophomore "Y" -.tiuii" should be held in Dal- which was held over WFAA at who addressed the faculty and stu­ ets to the Varsity Theater. ment of Station WFAA, "Radio campus. meeting at 1 p.m. today in the - --ti'iMcd by the P. P. Maybe 4 p. m. Saturday. Service of The Dallas Morning dents of the Commerce School in ARTHUR COBURN In the second contest, prizes will Mustang Corral, according to Bob .tiliely scatter-brained Miss In debate Ben Ramey and Percy The winner will be announced Arden Hall. News." be the same and will be awarded Bryan. •.•.ill make a good sponsor for Williams, who made up one team, one week from today. Following Dean Thompson's Jimmie Collins, '37, earned his for the best shots of engineering The services of Seven-Golly the ,-•!;,• if the story is not for- and Anne Clymer and Silky Rags- speech, a banquet was held in his Student Council Elects master's degree at Northwestern students on co-operative work, or Magician, alias Jack Harkey, have , i;. this time—which it prob- dale, who made up another team, honor in Virginia Hall by the mem­ and then returned to Dallas to go of projects on which engineering been secured. Others on the pro­ Simmons, however, would were eliminated in the prelimi­ S.C.R.A. Program Three New Members bers of the S.M.U. chapter of Al­ into the insurance business. That students are employed. gram are: James Morgan, pianist; .•rvsting to observe as bud- naries, but Morris Daniels and At Monday Meeting did not keep him busy enough so pha Kappa Psi. Dean Hawk, vice- Will Be Restudied Only regularly enrolled students Jean Smith, mistress of the ma­ ,. • rire Burns, one of the most Robert Branson pushed into the Jimmie is now also vice-president president of S.M.U., was the prin­ At Thursday Meet of the School of Engineering are rimba; and Professor Bramble- i,- fnil-stooges in the busi- semi-finals where they were de­ Mark Vaught, Paul Griffith, and and general manager of Station twich, also known as Paul Minton, cipal speaker and Dr. W. F. Hau- eligible. Contest closes June 15, and hart, Director of the S.M.U. Com­ feated by a team from T. C. U. A restudy of the entire S. C. R. Hammond Coffman were elected XEAW, a 100,000-watt station will lecture on "Trees." Vott Independently each engineer may submit as many merce School, acted as master of Student Council representatives just across the Texas border at A "sing-song," lead by Bob .luitusl Student Council's A. program will be made at the entries as he wishes. ceremonies. from the schools of Theology, Com­ Reynosa. Bryan will follow the program. Monday to foster an council meeting at 4 p.m. Thurs­ All entries become the property m>' merce, and Arts and Sciences re­ Willy Armentrout, '35, is with At 2 p. m. Tuesday a commer­ rim.nt whereby The Semi- Columbia Prof Will day at the Highland Park Metho­ of the School of Engineering and spectively, at the last meeting of the Oil Well Supply Company in cial field trip was held through the Cam pus editor's salary dist Church, Paul Deats, president, will be used in publications or in Discuss Education, the Council, Vincent Baker, presi­ Dallas and spends his spare time Federal Reserve Bank with Charles •»' shaved effective next announced. the historical record of the school. Father of Buddy il Democracy Sunday dent announced. studying engineering and working Galvin of the local Alpha Kappa i. cither a grand-stand play This meeting Thursday will re­ Judges will be Professor Sophus Foster Dies In Psi chapter in charge. Mark is a member of the Senior on his country estate. tudent sympathy in the mat- place the regular weekly one sched­ Thompson, Ronald Knickerbocker, "Can Education Sustain a Demo­ Arden Club and the Altar Players. Angus Bailey, '37, who is with China Springs nl tutting appropriations and uled for Friday. and Dean Flath. cratic Society?" will be discussed Paul is vice-president of his fra­ the Atlantic Refining Company, taut activity fees or an III— The council will discuss the dep­ Rufus Porter Will by Dr. George A. Counts, profes­ ternity, Alpha Tau Omega. Ham­ has recently become an aviation W. N. Foster, father of W. F. I attempt to gain new po- utation aspect of the program, Prexy Kappa Alpha sor at Columbia University, at 3 mond is president of Alpha Phi (Continued on Page 4) l.S.A. Views Scenes (Buddy) Foster, physical educa­ friends for certain elements. which is under the supervision of p.m. Sunday in the Hall of State Omega, service fraternity, vice- tion instructor at S.M.U., died Sun­ N'lirme is assuredly not based Jordan Mann. Next year the S. C. Of S.M.U. At Meet Rufus (Buddy) Porter has been in Fair Park, in the second of a president of the Students' Publish­ day evening at his home in China ,f a newspaper editor. hours every week so that they can Alpha social fraternity of S. M. U. h sponsored by the Dallas Historical Awarded Scholarship the S. M. U. campus were shown been in ill health for some time. Vote IndependtnUr give more careful consideration to Other officers elected are: Billy Society and the Public Lectures at 1 p. m. Tuesday to the largest Funeral services were held Tues­ Vaught's ascendancy to the the meetings and functions of this To Columbia School Handley, vice-president; "Doc" Committee of S.M.U. Roy McDonald Will group of Independent students to day afternoon in China Springs. i ouncil as a result of Mon- Herbert Gambrell of S.M.U. is group. Hinde, secretary; Phil Baxter, rush Mary Ann Potts, president of attend a meeting this year. v . ..lion places on that board director of the Hall of State mu­ Attend Bar Meeting captain. Mortar Board, has been awarded The showing of the films was ri'tic, level-headed worker seum. Remaining officers in the fra­ In Abilene Saturday two scholarships, one to Columbia arranged by Ralph Nance and Redlands Debate i'ht develop into a valuable At the first of this series, Bishop Dr. Rickey Talks ternity will be appointed by Porter University and the other to any were shown by George Loving. Team Will Contest il< r We hope his affiliations Ivan Lee Holt spoke on "An Amer­ immediately following his installa­ On Air, Lectures Roy W. McDonald, professor in school of her choice. At Columbia They were taken during the 1938- •• present vice-president and ican Churchman Looks at His Here March 19 tion, which will take place in the the School of Law at S. M. U., will Mary Ann will have a job as lab­ 1939 school year by Dr. Edwin J. :il president will not influ- World." Other sessions will con­ In Wichita Falls near future. Norman Vanderwoude attend a meeting of the Taylor oratory assistant in Chemistry, her Foscue. s decisions. Hammond Coff- sider the role of the theater, the The University of Redlands in is the retiring president. County Bar Association in Abilene major at S. M. U. The other award A skating party for all S.M.U. > the grace of P. P. next press, and the radio in a demo­ Dr. H. Wynn Rickey, head of the Redlands, Calif., will be repre­ Saturday. is one given by her sorority Pi Independents, to be held at the .-indent vice-president, was cratic society. French department at S.M.U., left sented by a men's and a women's ut in office Monday with for Wichita Falls Friday where he Mr. McDonald will discuss pos­ Beta Phi and is a national fellow­ brick gym at 7:30 p.m. Friday, was teams in two debates against S. . If he follows the trend of was interviewed over a radio sta­ sible changes in the rules of Civil ship. announced by President Juanita M. U. in Arden Hall March 19. The Procedure in Texas courts at the Rushing. "ild-be vice-presidents and tion there by A. F. Edwards, well- Miss Potts does not know how subject will be "Isolation of the Freshman «Y" Will meeting. * a silent period for a few known French lecturer, on the sit­ : long she will attend Columbia, but United States in Time of War." He returned from Mineral Wells who knows? He might be Conduct Session On uation in Europe. she is going to work for her Mas­ Minorah Club Will The S.M.U. women's team will Thursday, Professor Rickey ad­ Sunday where he attended a two- ter's degree and then get her de­ take the affiramtive and the S. "The Perfect Date" day meeting of a sub-committee on Hold Picnic At .0*0 V»te Independently dressed the Assembly of the Jun­ gree in medicine. Mary Ann has M. U. men's team will defend the political stew has hardly procedure before trials in. Texas "The Perfect Date" from the ior College of Wichita Falls, speak­ maintained a straight A average White Rock Lake negative. )l <>n the surface as yet, Ev- courts. viewpoint of the freshman boys is ing on "Homes and Haunts of Fa­ through S. M. U. liini; at present is definitely the topic of discussion planned for mous French Authors." * A picnic Sunday, at White Rock r-rnver as well it should be. HILLIARD TO TALK,TO FRAT the Freshman "Y" meeting at 1 Dr. and Mrs. Rickey were the MUSIC JUDGES has been planned by members of lounrements for office are J. Blackmon Employee ON UNEMPLOYED SITUATION p. m. today in the Student Center. guests of Dr. Claude A. Beasley, the Minorah Club, Nathan Goidl, >,'ll: ly being held up until a defi- Bob Orchard and Webb DuBose Rector of the Good Shepherd •Mrs. Paul van Katwijk, Mrs. J. Of Casualty Concern newly elected president of this s. lection of election day. Un- "The Attitude of the Unem­ are in charge of the program. A Church, during their stay in Wich­ Roscoe Golden, and Mrs. Philip Jewish organization, has an­ a dark horse is lurking on Jack Blackmon, a graduate of ployed" will be discussed by J. F. special invitation is extended to all ita Falls. :•-•' ' -;?C&M-t Williams, teachers of piano, voice, nounced. How, it looks as if the Cam- the School of Law in June, 1939, is Hilliard Sunday afternoon, when he freshman girls to attend and see and violin respectively, in the Throughout the afternoon there iriitorship will be filled with employed by the Employers Casu­ addresses Alpha Kappa Delta, hon­ how they measure up to the ex­ School of Music, will be judges at will be horseback riding, bicycling, opposition. Cisco Edwards is BAPTIST MEET alty Co. as an assistant in the baseball, tennis, and other games orary sociology fraternity. pectations of the boys. the Amarillo Music Festival March He will consider the reaction that ping mum about the whole A group of S.M.U. Baptist's stu­ 14 and 15. claims adjusting department in for the entertainment of the guests. dents will attend the Regional Bap­ San Antonio where he was recently Sylvia Silberman, social chairman, various people have toward unem­ tist's Student Union meet held in transferred. has charge of arrangements for ployment and how the human equa­ Sol Kaplan Will Head Poly T e c h High .School in Fort BYRNES MODELS Jack was president of the Law this entertainment. tion is involved in the unemployed KRLD Radio Program Worth at 7 p. m., Friday, the Rev. Mary Byrne, S. M. U, co-ed and Students Association his senior Thursday at 11 a. m. the Minorah situation. Mr. Hilliard-is connected Thomas Holloway, Baptist minister member of Script & Score of 1939, year in law school and a member Club will meet in the student with the Texas State Employment Sol Kaplan has been appointed for Dallas College students, an­ is currently shown at the Varsity of the case club arguments. council room. Service. as chairman for March of the radio nounced Tuesday at the group's Theater as a model in one of the rW Ft* urn program, "Religion and the News," weekly meeting in the Council room shorts featuring the convertible Adversity reminds men of re- Difficulties are things that show *m< broadcast each Sunday afternoon of Dallas Hall. cars of a Dallas concern. ligion.—Livy. what men are.—Epictetus. Pi Beta Phi Official "."SAW.. over KRLD. Connie Ryan is the Visits Local Chapter retiring chairman. Kaplan was g r a d u a ted from During This Week DucNMMd .'"S.>a S.M.U. last year and is now attend­ Underwood To Play Commerce Dance Mrs. Warren T. Smith, grand ing the evening division of the WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13 S.M.U. School of Law, r vice-president of Pi Beta Phi, is fimmerce Students all-school here on an official visit to the LYNN NORTHRUP nioon dance, Gym, 5 p.m. Special Numbers Half Of Members chapter at S. M. U. She arrived President Lynn Northrup of Al­ I'fshman Y.M. - Y.W.C.A., stu- Lee Announces Date Arranged For Monday night and was met by the pha Kappa Psi, International pro­ renter, 1 p.m. For Recognition Are S. M. U. entire chapter. During her visit fessional commerce fraternity, is <>ph.,morc Y.M.-Y.W.C.A., Mus- : Dance here she was entertained with a the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. P eorral, 1 p.m. v.' "^;v:''r\ f::;i'0S^Da^:...for Seniors Students dinner Tuesday night at the Pi Phi Northrup of 2111 Hillside. THURSDAY, MARCH 14 )* By RUTH VAN DEREN apartment where members of other A senior and a major in general fliu Delta Delta initiation bari- I 'The date for Senior Recognition Seven of the 14 members of the sororities were present. '.'•• Fetturt EdiioT band are S. M. U. students. Be­ business and accounting, Lynn is t, Melrose Court, 7 p.m. ' Day has been changed from April Straight bookings to the end of Throughout the day Mrs. Smith vice-president of Phi Delta Theta lc sides George, who waves the stick, 't". Gamma initiation, Dallas 25 to April 18, according to Mrs. school and contracts that will run will have private meetings with all the other campusites are: Buddy and is president of the Commerce ""'try Club, 6 p.m. D. E. Hawkins, secretary to Presi­ through the summer is the record the officers and Wednesday night King, arranger for the S. M. U. Students' Association. FRIDAY, MARCH 15 dent Umphrey Lee. of George Underwood's swing band, she will have dinner with some of Confucius is the most popular Mustang Band, who plays first the girls with whom she has not •ambda Chi Alpha dance, Fra- The change was made because which will play the Commerce trombone; John Beddoe, tenor saxo­ individual in the world, in his opin­ had a chance to be. 'ty House, 8:30 to 11:30. the previously set date conflicted School All-School dance from 5 to phone; Maurice Wilson, tenor saxo­ ion, and Lincoln is his favorite "dependents skating party, with that of General Conference, 7:30 p. m. today, has achieved since phone; Paul Griffith, third trumpet; U. S. president. «. 7:30 p.m. its organization in November. Among his preferences are: sub­ 1 Mrs. Hawkins said. Lane Densen, second trumpet, and NO CHAPEL tteta Phi backward dance, George, a junior Pre-Med major­ David Aronofsky, piano. The re­ ject, accounting; drink, milk; sports­ man's Club, 9 p.m. ing in psychology and a member of man, Gehrig; song, "Faithful For­ HONOR FROSH mainder of the group is made up Since chapel services are held ><-'lta Delta Delta B function, the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, only on the first Thursday in each ever"; movie actress, Vivien Leigh; All freshmen making at least a of outstanding local musicians, a •las Country Club, 9 p.m. made two unsuccessful attempts to month, there will be no program author, Carl Sandberg; motion pic­ 2.5 average for the last semester number of whom have played with imma Phi Beta dinner dance, organize a dance band prior to that big-name bands. M i k o Mullican, this week, announced Dr. M. W. ture, "Gone With the Wind," and who have not already been con­ "•'i- Hotel, 9 p.m. time. Booked to open the White first trumpet man, was formerly Redus. As usual, the hour usually hobby, tennis and golf. SATURDAY, MARCH 16 tacted, please get in touch with Rock Show Boat Club last June, with Harry James. devoted to the chapel service will He plans to attend Northwestern Dean Zumbrunnen or me as; soon University for two years and then ' lambda Theta initiation ban- George was forced to break the Several special arrangements be held open with no classes meet­ as possible, according to Charles enter business in Dallas. it- Woman's Forum, 5:30 p.m. contract because of parental dis­ GEORGE UNDERWOOD and BAND (Continued on Page 4) ing. >clta Rho luncheon, Mural Room, Wisseman, president of Plu Eta approval. 30 p.m. Sigma. Wednesday, March F*»S THE SEMI-WEEKLY CAMPUS 18. Strief And Baldwin The Semi-Weekly Campus Complete Case In GOIN „ OftMal itoiat impmr, paMssM by the Sootkm llatt*- ECENT Art Uaivtnitr 8tu4rat Pnbllahina* Caanpanjr, Incorporated. •• •ach Wednesday and Saturday morning of the reenter •chool Practice Court Class rear in DaUaa, Texaa. Supported by the student body at ll.Ji ECORD 'ROUND Kennedy vs. Gulf Brewing Co., a T OFFICE: ELEASES hypothetical case in a Practice — OW»| UalTcraity: Journal tamdepartment . Atkins HalL Town: 407 & Poydraa St., Phone 2-M01. Court class in the School of Law, MAJESTIC-lf Prcd A was concluded Tuesday afternoon Tommy Dorsey's Victor record­ merely dancing 18 as with Eddie Strief acting as Ken­ u thrill 1939 Member 1940 ing of the week is "Shake Down as nedy, the plaintiff, and Don Bald­ By LANAIR GRIZZARD the Stars" and "Moments in the *° *•; * » ^ us, y(m7J win as president of the Gulf Brew­ Broadway Melody of H0,.1 ftssocided CoBeftrde Pres Moonlight," two surefire Hit Pa­ Question: What radio activity do you think S.M.U ing Co., the defendant, according top show of the week Tht" rade contenders. The first is by •WrflCMNTVO POM NATIONAL AOVflTlltNa ftf students should engage in on their twice-weekl; to Roy W. McDonald, professor of Eddie deLange and Jimmy Van is so dated that Cvery plot radio programs? the Practice Court class. National Advertising Service, Inc. Heusen and a classy tune. Richard telegraphs its fol]0W-up „ College PmUisitrt Representative Peggy Caraway: "They could give short skits, an •REVIEWING THE LINE-UP Harvey Davis, Cornelius Ryan, Himber did the other. By the way, dancing scenes are pW, 420 MADISON AVE. New YORK. N. Y. the students' opinion on subjects about which other and Ed Grant were the plaintiff's taicMO - eo«Toa • Lot Anaitai • SAN Fuacitco Trumpeter Bunny Berigan has sisted by Eleanor Powell 1 people would like to know what college students By JESS HASSELL JR attorneys and Jack Crosland, Joe scrapped his own band to return better in the hands of Ad^ think." Amtutmnttt Editor Reeder, and David Grose are the Editor Jack Johnson to the brass section of the Dorsey ever before on th, .screen^ Financial history was tallied up at S.M.U. last week-end. At last a attorneys for the defendant. Associate Editor Brack Curry Allen Brazell: "To begin with, S.M.U. should have combo. musical production broke even as regards production expenses and box- The case of Taylor vs. Ryan, ing up with he,- male p^ a radio production class. To gain the most from the The Dallas favorite, Xavier Cu- Sports Editor Cecil Edwards office intake. The show was "The Merry Widow." presented in spec­ which involves alleged slander and pertly, and George Murnk. actual broadcasts, the students must have special­ gat, does "Siboney" and "I Want Society Editor Elaine Hillyer ized training on this subject. The students should tacularly tasteful style by the S.M.U. Opera Company, which is a com­ libel, went to trial Tuesday immedi­ owing Astaire abiy enouj. Society Assistant Rosemary Dealey bination of the School of Music and Thomas Williams in disguise. For My Mama" for Victor 26522. Car­ also become familiar with the background of the ately after the conclusion of the Cole Porter scon, is nonet two and a half hours, ear-filling music and eye-filling costumes cov­ men Castillo vocalizes on the lat­ Amusements Editor Jess Hassell radio industry as well as with the editing of their Kennedy case, with Jack Crosland, tentious, especially with th7 Feature Editor Ruth Van Deren ered up a nose-filling script with unusual success. ter, the popular current hit. The programs. The programs should be varied, consist­ former tune is one of our pet rum­ Joe Reeder, and David Grose as the sung by the three lea, Artist Bob Howe ing of drama, music, and educational subjects. At­ Mr. Williams proved last season with the moth-eaten "Robin Hood" plaintiff's attorneys and John libretto that he can direct a hit in spite of plot deficiencies. He did it bas given a bran-new Cugat dress wh.ch were bom lo Vfl^J Copy Editor Lanair Grizzard tention should be given to make these programs Ennis and Scott Miller as the at­ again Friday and Saturday nights. By assembling a competent cast that sparkles. remnant of the Pan-Ameiic» attractive to all listeners, not just to those directly torneys for the defendant, accord­ Business Manager Jerry E. Drake and capable technicians, the astounding Mr. Williams made "The Merry "Limehouse Blues" is Larry Clin­ sino Revue is seen in a brief 0 connected with them." ing to Mr. McDonald. Widow" less the dramatic failure it might have been. He turned it ton's latest job, taken at a medium singer take-off sprclaky. Peggie Hood: "They should have outstanding stu­ fast tempo. There is no doubting The class in Practice Court trials EDITORIAL STAFF into a visual and vocal delight and what else should operetta try to PALACE-Uonald Co'l dents give talks on what is going on as one part. the worth of the English tune. is conducted in accordance with Bl Ethylleen Wright, Gordon Foster, Max Kiker, Eliza­ attain? back with Rudyani Kipline'. beth DeWitt, Stanton Hinkley, John Allen, Allen The Arden Club could give a short play, and differ­ Opposite is "A Kiss For You"— Texas rules of procedure insofar as Maybe Next Year * Light That Fail,J" that flit! Brazell, Lillian Brown, Margaret Clements, Peggie ent organizations get up different programs." one of Clinton's own ditties. the limited time allotted will per­ Hood, Jerry Houghton, Dick Miller, Hortense Mc- out. Wimberly Goodman, owner of well, flickers. I,ia Lupino Ernest Force: "They should present the cultural He has intimated that next Ozzie Nelson digs out of near- mit. It meets from 4 to 6 p. m. on the spot as oft, n as not t Clure, Nancy Skillern, James K. Wilson, Ed Mc­ one of the most mature voices in mi aspects of the University, but at the same time pre­ year's show will be a grand opera limbo "The Man Who Comes Tuesday in room 323 of Dallas Hall. Laughlin, Florence Boedeker, Eddie Bianchi, these parts, and Lewis Nichols, star. Peggy Caraway, Gerald Geise, Nancy Clegg, Jack sent a picture of the student activities and take the —to avoid payment of royalties Around" for what it's worth. On All visitors and pre-law students making his second major Hilltop VARSITY -Thl Schlegel, David Gay, Fred Harris, Ed Meador, form of light entertainment." which press on the limited student the other side is "Perfidia." are invited. Adele Peak and Rosanne Stinnette. appropriations fund. Of course, appearance, played farcical roles to close in about two weeks Peggy Clements: "I don't think they should have opera should have been given this broadly and the audience loved pairs, Manager l'aul Kay K All successful individuals have operatic or concert music outside of the Mustang year as well as last year. If stu­ them. A dance specialty hurled into "Remember," "The Citadel" 2m become such by hard work; by im­ Absence of occupation is not J?!t *~* . ^T, EDITORIALS Band. They shouldn't have professors speak, because dent musical productions are not the Maxim's scene gave Georg "South of the Border" the programs are student productions." proving moments before they pass rest, are on *"-'•'•'•"•'" " * hntlt to train would-be singers for the Frierson and Virginia Nicholson schedule this week. into hours, and hours that other A mind quite vacant is a mind Jerry Houghton: "They should have short plays hardest parts, what is their func­ ovations. Show-stopper was the people may occupy in the pursuit distressed.—Cowper. and programs of drama and music and show a cross- tion ? Even though the assertion male septet which had to repeat a of pleasure.—Mary Baker Eddy. section of the students." may be true that the Franz Lehar chorus of "Girls, Girls, Girl." Jim Wilson: "They should have as many students score is among the most demanding The Joe Rucker-Jay Simmons C^ntu'ufko Adversity is sometimes hard Step by step will those who trust as possible participate.to give them experience and vocally in all popular repertoire, sets reached their acme in the upon a man: but for one man who to show the people of Dallas what they are accom­ the fact remains that more singing final act. The first two scenes Him find that "God is our refuge can stand prosperity there are a plishing, if anything." opportunities for students afforded hardly measured up to previous and strength, a very present help Now Playim j hundred that will stand advertisy. * X««VIaat«ai«M Alice Mills: "The programs should be varied and by opera, would obliterate memo­ standards. Costumes throughout in trouble."—Mary Baker Eddy. —Carlyle. RANNY cultural. Musical programs should be both vocal and ries of 'Very bad acting. We fear were lively and in keeping. The instrumental. They could tell things the student or­ that any prestige S.M.U. may have Maxim's girls especially proved Walk life's dark ways, ye seem to Perseverance is more efficacious WEEKSI ganizations are doing which would be of wide in­ gained from "The Merry Widow" the worth of colorful attire. say, than violence, and many things hails from its physical assets and A mixed student-professional or­ & ORCHESTRA terest." which cannot be overcome when not from any attempt at ambi­ chestra was on its toes as Paul van Benefit To All Kenneth Hackney: "They could put on plays, give they stand together, yield them­ declamations, have the debating team debate, or tious or even esthetic, effort. Katwijk set the pace. The conduc­ is made to happen. Miss Crothers HOTEL manages to treat a sort of religion selves up when taken little by lit­ faculty members discuss certain problems." The company reached off the tor's sympathetic understanding of flaoipi)i QNE OF THE MOST encouraging items in lightly yet never disrespectfully. tle.—Sertorius. Ed McLaughlin: "They ought to have the band campus this year only for its star, chorus duties made stimulating the She does it by using to the fullest a young collegian's life on this campus and give us a little jazz for one thing. Another Cora Canning, who made much of mixed chorus singing. Mr. Wil­ her keen sense of theater and above is that he is given a taste of life after gradu­ thing they might do would be to have a program her singing stints and fared well liams takes another bow for splen­ all, an assortment of witty lines presented by each school ever so often for variety." enough histrionically. A faulty did ensemble work. ation. This is the instance of the annual Com­ that click heartily. merce School celebration. Two eminent men Frankie Whiteley: "They could give student opin­ speaker system made many of her "SUSAN AND GOD" Varsity Theatre Virginia Collins as Susan is one ion on certain questions, and have several students speeches unintelligible. The Prince have been brought to the Southern Methodist The Dallas Little Theater is ex­ of the best things that has hap­ Thursday and Friday take part in a discussion. Lots of people would like Danilo was Paul Matthews, show­ pected to do something like "Su­ pened to the Little Theater this The Academy Award Winner — Robert Donat campus for the purpose of giving the Com to see what we think." ing marked improvement dramati­ san and God" each season. For­ season. She is given very capable merce School students an inside into what's Locile White: "I think they should just show their cally. Since "ham" was a stand­ tunately, drawing-room comedies support by an above-average cast to come. natural talents. They should have something that by of many of the performances, in are seldom hard to take and Di­ including George Russell, Grace is interesting and not over the heads of their the male star it was forgivable. Dean Thompson should be well-versed in rector Lester Lang seems to have Rogers, Virginia Elliott, Louis listeners." Evelyn Murphree and Eleanor Hen- a knack with Rachel Crothers' Quince, Helen Rogers, and Kath- his field as he has been associated with the Louise Johnson: "They should have a lot of music, drix, singing Natalie on alternate convulsive dialogue. All of which erine Jalonick. The Franklin Rod- School of Commerce at the University of and maybe some poetry written by S.M.U. students." nights, were the most sincere sing­ makes this week's (through Friday gers sets are in line with the ex­ ITADEl/$ Illinois for 16 years. He has been active in Percy Williams: "Graduate problems might be ers and perhaps the best-equipped night) Maple Avenue stint a lot cellent designing work that has discussed and an effort made to solve them. Prob­ behind the footlights. Further dra­ RALPH RICHARDSON . REX HARRISON educational work for the past 34 years. of fun and a trifle that should made this season a visual joy. lems of others of the younger generation might also matic polish should make them real EMLYN WILLIAMS A Dallasite of some prominence is the vice- amuse audiences consistently. be discussed." threats. Bob McDonald likewise Nevt and final Little Theater Produced by VICTOR SAVILLE A KING VIDOR i The plot is concerned with Buch- president of the Southwestern Life Insur­ displayed excellent quality which play will be Eugene O'Neill's "Ah! manism as practiced by a flighty SATURDAY ONLY ance Company, Arthur Coburn. Since his needs only elaboration to fulfill Wilderness" April 8. If the debut Iff > Killer DilUr—It's a Shak* Mr Oowntr society matron on her hardly un­ In Plain En*li>h—ITS A WOW! birth in Scotland, he has traveled many miles the desired aim. Lester Lang season has not been in connection with his profession. derstanding friends. What hap- over-ambitious, at least it has been w The Flying Deuces" Two comedy portrayals stood pens is not as important as how it| uniformly entertaining. Lynn Northrup, president of the Com With LAUREL ana* HARDY merce School, has spent many hours with his associates and professors in arranging the program. .' | 'It is through these efforts that a host of The Campus Chat ""students can benefit. PRINCETON1AN 1 ,rills! Kappa Kappa Gamma: "Pardon me a minute, I'm " SPEED forbob-d** "^ <* j :A One act of the S.M.U. Student Council met going to powder my face." Pi Beta Phi: "Powder both of them." smokin

ccHeds could not have been selected. "I hope he calls tonight, >:; -V It's more than 3usi:a.J-^Ho^j!:^j:';:c:V; ;?: ; ; Because if he' don^^* :-v'--!:S??^Sf'j? 4f^ '-'' K^i*>r:x¥:&S^ei applied at this time to the Mustang 1HEVRE OFF! Streaking down the mile-long icy trough of the At Least You CouldSayvHello to the Pi Phis. bob. But when it comes to cigareB* ; vrBand, whose members are not-so-privately Mt Van Hoevenberg run at Lake Placid, N. Y. with "Bucky" Welh Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love to the Phi JDelts. "Bucky" Welh is on the A»« «4«-» ;up|in arms over the selection of repertoire driving. Fifteen breath-taking tarns to go. Fifteen chances to taste slow-burning side. That means tW1' Hand the public response for their spring con- the supreme thrills of speed. But in smoking it's different, very different. "It's slow burning that makes a cigarette tick with me," *Tve smoked Camels for ycansinH ^oerts., • • : • .; "His;cross unseen, ; '-;'^^'J^k. ' "Bncky" Wells says. And he means what he says, because slow-burn. know they burn slower," 'Becky «J "-.- •}:y-:.0-\'!j:'His: coffin'bare,1;} -•; '^S\!'0:*l:r\ v:^The line-up seems to be Frank Malone vs. ing Camels have been his cigarette for ten yean. "There's cool comfort in a CamcL ** ^the entire band. Malone has had his way with ness - more flavor. And - Aove barm* Mfoe past two programs, which have garnered means extra smofeing. Ye*, penny W penny, Camels are the beet cigarette » father small audiences and adverse critical Td walk a mile for a Camel!'" comment. Now the band members would like Why would anybody feel that < ; to have a say in what they are to play. They f'There was a young flapped namedlRuth,S about his cigarette? Try a Camel andi* insist that students want to hear swing upon Stepped out one night with a youth; ^r Camels are a matchless Wend of cwtW which the Mustang Band has based its repu­ To a masquerade ball, '.ty^'Si •&:•'?. tobaccos. ..slow-burning. Tlicy give«jjf tation. But they are willing to reach a com­ y.''She .wore no dress at.all.'}.CWyyw''; •'; pleasure per puff, more pu§t per P»* When asked what she was, she said;: i } promise whereby the rest of the concerts will v : : , : >';^ ^:-' V} '};;' Truth!" . •^•y:J^:i;yAgl'' :.;: be half-and-half. vLines form when she comes to a dance, ; Important serious music should be played And floats out upon the floor.}-; Hj-^^^;} In recent laboratory tests, CAMELS ; It's true she always creates} a? rush;? }}7 } v burned 25% slower than the average of by the Hilltop band as long as audiences want ; to hear it—and even longer. But when pub­ .'• }•• But—it's' usually. f or :the"door7};ft}S}}^;5i;}?'}'} }-i the 15 other of the largest-selling brawl* lic sentiment is against this medium, then a tested—slower than any of them. Tna little mixing of types appears to be in order •A'^lwiii means, on the average, a smoking P"" And these variations pii the same; theme^ aiso}from equal to Whatever the band plays, it plays acceptably The .Texas}Ranger'::fi}fS}};}|fi ^ONE-TWO-BOB! ONE-TWO-BOB!" And, as the crew bobs, "Bucky" picks up speed...60—70—80 miles an hour, driving high on so far as technique and musicianship goe "The fast^t}th1ng>orifearth^a-goat glb^gtby pr The problem now is to play just as well that the glassy wall of ice aB he swings the quarter-ton steel sled around the curve. But in the field of cigarettes, this daring speedster gives musid which will attract the most favorable the laurels to the quality of slow burning that he finds in Camels. response from students and townspeople You can tell by their mild, mellow taste that Camels born cooler, •.•> "Rich m£h| poio^ •lower—and scientists have confirmed this. (See panel, right.) alike. ity; brother'.'^}0 cwtUhumo.a.ji.a.woia.TrtKcocomp^.wtoto S3S? Everybody should plan to attend the Com* "It was air} intermission at the dance merce School Dance today. and everyone came inside to rest.*' From what we hear it will be one of those things you'll hate to miss. "Breathes there a man with soul so- dead^l We suggest you dance for a worthy pur- Who has never turned around and said: mrs ntL wnaj pose. Hm-m-m-m, not bad." vjimels the cigarette of Costlier Toba** ednesday, March 13, 1940 THE SEMI-WEEKLY CAMPUS Will Sponsor Dance Today In Qy Fellowship law School Has Pi Beta Phi To Have Is Awarded By >f- Quia. Qoupl&Au >f- Students From Backward Dance Friday Women's Group Eleven States By ROSEMARY DEALEY Alpha Lambda Delta, scholastic Eleven states and one foreign _, AtthUnt Stcitty Editor society for college women, is this country are represented by stu­ year offering its first fellowship, The annual Commerce All-School Dance will be held this dents in the School of Law at afternoon from 5 to 7:30 p. m. in the brick gymnasium. according to Dean of Women Lide S.M.U., records in the office of George Underwood and his orchestra will furnish the music: Spragins. The award is awarded C. S. Potts, dean of the law school, Among the couples planning to attend are: Ai Avery, Peggy solely on the grounds of excellence reveal. Grindell; Bob Smith, Anne Clymer; Dick Potter, Martha in scholarship. Those students and their homes Proctor; Lynn Northrup, Lila Banks; Bob Morris, Doris Rus­ In order to have uniformity this are as follows: Don Baldwin, New sell; Lawson Laprelle, Muriel Carr;* — —- year the society has planned the By ROSEMARY DEALEY Castle, Wyo.; Jim Blakeney, Okla­ Hammond Coffman, Cissy Wright; be: Elaine Hillyer, Henry Prlt- choice of candidates in the follow­ Attittant Society Editor homa City, Okla.; Bob Campbell, Walter Judge, Mary Fairchild; chett; Dorothy Herbert, Dick Hull; ing way: each chapter of Alpha riTH the Weatherman playing tricks on the Hilltoppers Bath, N. Y.; Jack Crosland, Ben- Jimmy Pierce, Jeanne Coleman; Susan Hammon, Maxey Mayo; Lambda Delta will be given five with small doses of rain, sleet, hail, and 90 degree weather nettsville, S. C; Mark Drobnick, Vincent Baker, Annette Germany; Kathryn Mowery, L. W. Hedrick; blanks; it will be the duty of each in one day, the Campusites have a chance to display their Waukegan, III.; Maximilian Fried­ Connie Ryan, Juanita Rushing; Kathleen Moore, George Cullum; chapter to arrange the publicity ,,|c wardrobe in the course of a day. man, Vienna, Austria; Oden Gosh- Jimmy Wilson, Elizabeth Hemp­ Betty Tongue, Bill Curtis; Moon- and distribute the blanks to those With the new, but getting awfully old, Confucius say orn, Charleston, W. Va.; David hill; Jack Johnson, Rosemary yeen Hays, John McKinney; Robert* candidates who are eligible and who ,ir>ie, we heard this one, and promise it is the last. Confu- Gross, Maywood, 111.; Donald Hess, Dealey; Sam Clark, Anne Han­ Shidel, Dick Alley; Myrtle Bleut, are interested; these blanks must ' came home very late after a* Sioux City, Iowa; Orrin Miller, cock; Al McLane, wife; Gordon Frank Daly; Patricia Detweiler, be returned, as is indicated, to the ,.,- pimc last night. His wife Haynesville, La.; Wesley Powell, Clemmons, "Sugie" Bennett; Irving Bill Elliot; Betty Ann Tongue, Bill Faculty Adviser of the chapter by i,iin at the door with a rolling Portsmouth, N. H.; Addison Jarrell, Barbara Cullum; Charles Curtis; Elizabeth Hunter, Ruben Ruth Draper April 1, !940. Strong, Albuquerque, N. M.; Bill Wisseman, Jane Abrahamson; !:: her paw. Abney; Jane Stroud, Wilbur Cole; H;.. Ha," she ha-ha'd, " Now At that time the chapter, to­ Westmoreland, Washington, D. C; Brack Curry, Betty Bright; Ed Betty Belle Brewer, Sam Shook; Sam Williamson, Silver City, Bearden, Jane Coffey; Bob Beal, a Cmfucius have to say?" gether with the Faculty Adviser Lila May Banks, Lynn Northrup; Campus Chatter: MARTHA Causes Stir and the Dean of Women, must de­ N. M.; John Ennis, Quincy, 111. Ann Miller; Frank Wright, Martha Joyce Loving. Guy McNatt; Ruth OTdK is now sporting the gold cide which candidate of those who The enrollment in the Law Warden; Mr. and Mrs. Will Arch Shidel, Don Culwell; Marian Mar­ , U of JACK O'BEIRNE on are applying locally shall be rec­ School was officially recorded as Hood; Professor Dudley Curry and tin, John Holland; Ann Perfect, tb;l 79, according to Mrs. Lillian Flow­ wife; Bill Ramsey and wife; Julian charm bracelet. . . . MARY On Hilltop ommended to the National Com­ H. C. Maiden; Frances Hines, Ber­ ers, secretary of the law school. Acker, Elizabeth DeWitt; Philip ;TH POPPEWELL harboring mittee of Awards. Each chapter is nard Geary; Sally Riley, Wilbur Eighty-one per cent of the stu­ (Hedy) Baird, Margaret Grace; ,o nihvs and pearls of a K. A. . . . Monologuist Appears Friday allowed to recommend only one Echols; Betty Turpin, Gordon candidate. This candidate should be dents are residents of Texas, of Giddy Galvin, Gloria Pierce, and King; Vandelia Perry, Marvin M KKEVER not able to buy a In McFarlin; Other Events which 53 per cent live in Dallas "Cisco" Edwards, Ann Burrus. o ai'.'l buying two small ones Listed decidedly outstanding instead of Hinchliffe; Anna Wade Tarking- just any name. and 19 per cent reside out of the ton, Tyson Cleary; Joella Mitchell, tak.' the place of the larger one. state. DICK POTTER making one Ruth Draper, top-rank mono- The chapters must send the ap­ Pi Phi To Give Howard Snyder; Skippy Maiden, plication of its chosen candidate to FRANCILE FOOTE sit all loguist, will be presented at 8:15 Dance On Friday Ken Dixon; Beth Williams, John in the rumble seat of his p. ni. Friday in McFarlin Memorial the National office by May 1, 1940. Photographers May Zercher; Margaret Leatherwood, •Me. . . . JOHNETTA Mc- Auditorium by Zeta Phi Eta, speech The applications received at the Have Darkroom In LeRos Hull; Doris Stewart, Leo AMV'.Y blushing too sweetly as fraternity, under the sponsorship of National Office will be reviewed The annual vice-versa dance of Ravitt; Catherine Fairman, Jack "„ dates. BOB EUBANKS and J. Lon Tinkle and David Russell. by each member of the Committee "In the Spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of" Basement of Hyer Pi Beta Phi will be held at the Hays; Maxine Timber lake, Bobby >DNKY DERBY, stroll up at Students will be admitted free to of Awards and the final choice —well, here it looks like climbing trees. Julian Acker and Elizabeth Womans Club Friday night from 9 Zschack; Joyce Zerkel, Bobby A darkroom for students inter­ i H0C H1NDE ESTELLE EBE- rary works will mingle with stand­ lumbia Add-A-Part Records and the campus several local dramatic I.N'ti lunches at Sammys every ard classics. Julia Smith's Spisodic Alec Templeton, blind pianist; Al­ Other officers are: Marguerite play the selections themselves. critics to participate in its recent Delta Delta Delta sorority will iy. . . . The west wind is not do­ Suite and Aaron Copland's El Salon exander Woollcott, lecturer; and Barnes, vice-president; Jane Cart- Zeta Tau Alpha held initiation These records which show a new program, while the S.M.U. Sym­ entertain dates and guests at their ur SINKY SINCLAIR'S poses- Mexico are the modern works. Martha Graham Dancers; Thomas wright, secretary; Charlotte services, Sunday afternoon, for development in home violin or piano phony Orchestra, the Band, and the B function at the Dallas Country ions in his convertible one bit of Other selections will include the Mann, German ex-patriot; Rt. Hon. Hindes, treasurer; Betty May Jane Mcintosh, Mary Catherine practice have been released recently Glee and Choral clubs have given Club on Friday from 9 until 12 p.m. ood DON FITCH is too sick Brandenburk Concerto No. 3 of Alfred Duff Cooper; and John Ma­ Wyatt, social chairman; Nancy Martin, Johnetta McKamy, Betty by the Columbia Record Corpora­ son Brown, critic. The Curtis frequent concerts. Bennett, athletic chairman. Tri Delts and their dates will Jo Craddock, and Louise Barnes. one of the local hospitals, yours Bach; Tschaikowsky's Overture to tion. String Quartet, the last feature to uly hopes he gets well soon. Romeo and Juliet; the. Prelude and The idea is to record famous be presented by the course during HEARD: Love-Death from Wagner's "Tris­ works for chamber music ensem­ its first season, will be heard Roses are red, tan and Isolde"; and the Minuet bles, with one instrument missing; April 26. Arrow Ties... Violets are blue and finale from Hayden's Farewell quartets, played by three musi­ Religious Emphasis Week Orchids are $3.50 Symphony. cians; trios, by two. The place of brought to the campus many fa­ So nuts to you. Civic Federation the missing instruments is taken mous speakers. They were: Mrs. "Alia en el Rancho Grande" will by the owner of the record, who Grace Sloan Overton, authority on be the Spanish talking picture at gets an opportunity to strut his Christian Marriage; Dr. Jess Scott Hall at 3:45 and 8:15 p. m. stuff accompanied by the greatest Moren Bader; Dr. J. Harry Colton; Partial Eclipse Of Friday. It is the first Spanish figures in the musical world. Dr. George Gibson; Robert Giffen; movie in the current Civic Federa­ Moon Will Occur On Maxey Mayo, obe, and William Dr. Georgia Harkness; Rev. George tion series and stars Tito Guizar, Sandberg, French horn, won last Heaton; Harry N. Holmes; Dr. April 7, Boon Says guitar-strumming romantic singer- week in the state finals for possible Walter H. Judd; Dr. Samuel Mac- composer. Students will be ad­ , On April 7 there will take place seats in the Stokowski-formed bul Masih; Dr. Worth M. Tippy; mitted for 30 cents. Dallas a partial eclipse of the Youth Symphony Orchestra. March Dr. R. H. E. Epsy; Dr. David Lef- n> according to Dr. J. D. Boon, Elmer Scott has announced the 28 the two S. M. U. musicians will kowitz, Sr.; Rabbi David Defko- ofessor of physics. This annual films for the federation through audition for Jacques Singer in the witz, Jr.; Rabbi Rafael Gold; and clipse will begin in the Pacific May 17. They follow: March 22, regional finals at Dallas. If the Rabbi Jonathan Abramowitz. "Alexander Nevsky" (Russian); "To think I gave Harold that Arrow Tie!" pecan and cross Mexico to Austin, pair is successful here, they will try The Fondren Lectures which April 12, "Elephant Boy" (British); pere there will be a total eclipse, out for Stokowski himself when he were present this year in connec­ are easy to tie„ April 19, "The Last Night" (Rus­ visits Dallas April 4. Ind continue on to Jacksonville, tion with Ministers' Week featured Arrow ties are cut so they tie into perfect knots It seems everybody likes the looks of Arrow Ties! sian); April 26, "Escape Me P

With Work Of London, Leningrad, Honolulu, return for By Rainy Weather This Week Field and Labway Lisbon, Paris, Havana, M i 1 a n o , Included ii Stockholm. Those are only a few that portion of l Pony Gridders mailing l.st are Tohoku Uni, of the cities to which copies of 9 Fencers Will Engage sity, Sendai, japan; D>Ukra ' Two Thirtv-Minute Games To Practice Game Gibson Leads Texas In Dual Meet Field and Laboratory, the publica­ stitut Botanique, Kieve ITU.. Be Played Thursday If tion of the science departments of USSR; Biblioteca del Instil Weather Permits Tuesday As Years Hard In determined preparation for S.M.U., eventually find their way Biologia, Chapultepec, iS?* competitions fast approaching, the twice each year. D. F.; Senckenberpische «!,*'«•< By CECIL 'CISCO" EDWARDS S. M. U. Fencing squad is visitinig Universities, libraries, scientific Frankfurt, Germanv ^'^ SPorti Editor Called Off Luck Athlete Texas University over the week­ publications, and individuals others. Copies of the" ma^hS By CECIL "CISCO" EDWARDS One of the most successful spring end of March 16 where they will throughout the world receive the sent to geological ,urveyi j£ Sfvrls Edit* training sessions min tnthe historniswry o0f1 j^;^. weather caused poStpone- Fletcher Gibson, heralded as one engage the Longhorns in a dual magazine semi-annually when it is by states and to many high Kw This week-end will see the first pnblie appearance of the the school will close Friday afterafter-- ment fuesdav of a scheduled prac- of the greatest track stars to ap­ meet. published under the direction of and libraries of Texas. cSS* S.M.U. track team this season when Coach John Lee Brooks' j noon, climaxing a month of practice \ tjce game between s. M. U.'s var- pear at S. M. U. in many years, The official meets the S. M. U. Dr. Edwin J. Foscue, editor, Dr. been sent to the SmithsonianT sqnad competes for honors in the annual Fat Stock Show j that has resulted in many intra- j sky baseball team and the Dallas is far in the lead for honors as fencers are scheduled to participate Mayne Longnecker, assistant edi­ stitution, the Royal Society nfi track meet in Fort Worth. This is yearly one of the biggest I squad games and has provided ex-; Rebe]s of the Texas ieaFuei after S. M. U.'s hard luck man of the in will be sponsored by the South­ tor, and Dr. Frank C. McDonald, don, the Library of Congr*^ meets in the Southwest and will provide the Mustang cinder perience for members of the squad. the Mustangs had missed practice year. western Fencing League on March circulation manager. the U. S. Patent Office ££* men with ample competition to start the season, as well as' I* weather permits, two 30- Monday because of the same in­ Although most athletes suffer 30 and 31, and by the Southwest The largest group on the mail­ Scientific journals over'tk. Show the coach what his boys can do under fire. ! minute intra-squad contests will be clement weather conditions. their hard luck in the form of Conference on May 10 and 11. ing list of Field and Laboratory is world from the Indian Journal* - held Thursday, and if not, they Prospects for a good track team* Coach Roswell Higginbotham physical injuries and scholastic made up of colleges, many of which Physics, Calcutta, India, to I are better this spring than they will be staged Friday, Coach Matty American Journal of Science n! tackles from the grid squad to stated, however, that the Pony nine! worries, Fletcher has been in tip- competition at S. M. U. This was mail Southern Methodist Univer­ have been for the past several; Bell said Tuesday. handle shot-put duties. They are would meet the Yellow Cab dia top condition since he enrolled here indeed a blow, but others just as sity their scientifS publications in ceive copies of the magazine years, and Coach Brooks is mak­ "It has been a very good spring Fred Harris and Lynn Barnett, i mond aggregation on the S. M. U. March 28, 1939. Almost all his heavy were to fall on the tall, ing a strong effort to develop a training.*' the coach said. "The Charles Sprague may also complete I field at 3 p. m. Saturday. The Yel- difficulties have been in connec­ lanky Pennsylvanian. team equal to the great S.M.U.! boys have gotten a lot of good in this department. J. \V. Cop- j low Cab team is one of Dallas' tion with Southwest Conference training and have shown plenty of Recently it was found that there MANY FORMER SMOKERS OF team of 1919, which was captained pedge will probably be the pole- ; several good amateur league en- rules in regard to the eligibility of is a conference ruling on transfers by the man who i> now the Hill­ light and hustle." I tries, and will give a fairly tough vauher. athletes. from out of state colleges which top track coach and which gained Frosh Show Up Well j test to the inexperienced Mustang EXPENSIVE PIPES NOW PREFER It is hard to understand why Fletcher, who transferred from limits such transfers to two years many honors in the several meets, One feature of the training has j nine in their first 1940 game. some rules for conference sports Michigan State, was ineligible for of varsity competition instead of although it finished only third in : been the wav the veterans have Attempting to develop a pitching i IC" are made. For instance, Fletcher | expectations bv good per- e crosscountry' run last fall be­ the three years which would be the conference meet. verified staff with entirely new material,! G'.bson, the lean distance runner j formances. The work of several cause he had not finished a com­ allowed transfers from schools Brooks is banking princi­ Coach Higginbotham is working j who entered S.M.U. last spring, j fresnmcn who u.m be competing plete year at S. M. U. Neverthe­ within the state. pally on five men to score al­ with Brooks Atchison, junior col- : Zkattk MEDICO nas just discovered that he will be | for the varsitv next fall has a]so less, he turned out for practice The final touch will be added most all the points for the lege transfer from Doddridge, Ark.,! NLY filter combining 66 baffle permanently ineligible to compete { been noteworthy, the coach pointed every afternoon and was entered in locals. They are: Jack Line- Jimmie Tyler, Wilson Goss, a senior Saturday when Fletcher must stand interior and cellophane exte­ m :>ouinwesSouth ; Conference cross­ out . the conference meet at College Sta­ O ham and Kenneth Dealey, both player, and Jimmie Wooten, var­ by and watch his teammates com­ rior, keeps nicotine, juice*, flake* country meets — because, cf all Strength of next year's team is tion Nov. 24, running as an in­ of who in run the 440-yard sity football player. pete in the Fat Stock Show meet out of mouth. things, he rar. on the Michigan indicated by the fact that none of eligible. Here he led the official event; Bob Baccus, a speedy Pitching Question Mark at Fort Worth, with his eligibility No breaking in. State freshman cross-country team. the frosh will break into the start­ winner by 32 seconds. only 12 days distant. No tongue bite. boy. who rnns the 220 dash It seems hardly fair that a boy so Until actual game competition is ing lineup, according to the mentor. Ineligible For Cross-Country The hard luck road should come Breaks up hot and in the 440 relay, Stanton interested in track and such a met, little can be determined about' smoke, hence Several have been showing particu­ Soon after this to an end for "Fish" Gibson on Hinkley, half-miler. and Fleeh- lover of distance running that he the actual pitching ability of the j occasion it was mild, healthy larly well in spring drills, but the found that Fletcher's participation March 28, when his eligibility be­ er Gibson, transfer from Mich­ spends a large amount of his time j veterans- have held their own by Mustangs' mound corps, Higgin­ at Michigan State as a member of gins. He is expected to go on from igan State, who will run in practicing, should be permanently botham emphasized. turning in good performances. the freshman crosscountry team there to push the existing confer­ ClMIMrllTHt both the one- and two-mile j banned from the cross-country The conference season for S.M.U. foiacMctmi events. Thursday's games will be the last will open March 29 in Fort Worth, rendered him permanently ineligi­ ence two mile record right out of ptouBcauasa ! teams. j •(o i tun M Lineham, Dealey, Baccus and opportunity for Hilltop fans to get when the Ponies meet T. C. U.'s ble to take part in crosscountry the books. j Pitching is still the big ques- a view of the coming team, and Horned Frogs. The same two teams Hinkley make up the mile relay I tion mark for Coach Roswell between the four teams, the two team. play in Fort Worth again the fol­ ! Higginbotham's 1940 baseball short contests should provide an lowing day. In addition to the running crew, | squad. With the loss of Billy afternoon of good gridiron enter­ Daily work being done on the the track mentor has two giant | Dewell and Guy Dougherty, tainment. baseball field at the north end of Ownby Stadium has put the dia­ mond in good playing condition, mane mine it was reported. (Continued from Page 1) enthusiast and is spending all his spare time in the air. Boone Macauley, '34, is -with the (Continued from Page 1) Atlantic Refining Company and have been worked out for the Com­ also manages to account for all his merce School dance today, George spare time by working on his job announced. The band will play the as District Councilor of the South- entire dance with only a short in­ central District of Alpha Kappa termission at 6:15 p. m. Psi. The next S. M. U. function for Ralph Hamm, "35, of that fa­ which the orchestra will play will Z.M.Kaltn&G*. mous piano team, the Rhythm- be the Pi Beta Phi Backward dance Ralphs, is with the Brinkerhoff MAW AND ELM AT LAMAR from 9 to 12 p. m. Friday at the Mortgage Company of Dallas. Woman's Club. Other sorority and Carr.P. Collins, Jr., John Hicks, fraternity functions are booked and Kenneth Chapman, all of the throughout the remainder of the class of *39, are working on their school term. master's degree in the graduate A contract to play for the Dallas division of the Harvard Commerce Country Club through the summer School. has been arranged and the band Al McLane, '38, is finishing his will play there for the first time law school studies at S.M.U. while March 30. Beginning May 6 and working for the City of University continuing through the summer the at^e Park. :jf" band will play there every other Saturday night, if the present He lives long that lives well, and plans are carried out. The orches­ time misspent is not lived, but tra is also scheduled to play high lost.—Fuller. You know hov/d'fferei school age Junior dances on Friday nights. necks are that way, to? veteran moundsmen who held down most of the pitching partrnent Indolence is a delightful but dis­ Skilled artists in M< duties for the past three sea­ the neck- sons, the diamond coach is en­ tressing state; we must be doing of design are const4 - deavoring to build up a good something to be happy. Action is staff. His pitchers are numer- no less necessary than thought to line contours of >Sdredt of men -necks l Y S,>E I)S HE NIGHT . ous, but none are experienced, the instinctive tendencies of the L afrSd h !i! l -She was afraid he would short and longy^fotund, round and human frame.—Hazlett. three of them coming up from Miss Ruth prepared to defend her name and honor ^Tth every Sa SNIFFS A RUM BLOSSOM last year's freshman squad. at her disposal. A short story by M. G. CHUTE. ^^ oval shape . ./.) f~J m ' Mustang Grid Coaches Matty Bell, Charley Trigg, Whitey Bac­ How one of Mr. Glen- Now, in M«Aota*». you'll find y°»r ^ II0* SS1?-0'8 SECF H-^aguywithfourtoesmissing, cus and Cliff Matthews are pleased Jack Johnson and a pain in his arm, p h a 4-hit World Series game? The amaS cannon's fine?', alcoholic coTa style^lftvl^ ^"m "0,nh' with the results of the spring drills lte which end Friday. The squad has inspirations turned the shown lots of life and spirit Will Speak At S. S. InchcliiTo Castle tola, n= ur^dp#en» your besj ta- throughout the drills. into a seagoing arbore­ IS ,he f0 for rfvle tre here/ # ««<" ™' To predict the Ponies will have tum, a floating jungle- a good team and will be in the Writers' Meet point of pWc&ce-be sure youT. thick of the conference crown fight Read The R u m Blossom. next season is a safe one, but to "Sacred Cows and the Campos right-*? say, as one sports writer for a Editor" Topic of local downtown paper did the other Address tan, terrific" Hoosier who plans to S» into tte mS H T ^,im- by GUY GILPATRIC day, that the Texas A. & M.- ALVa. JOHNSTON gives you tLhigh^hS^atS uUSeby°8m08iB? Wh S. M. U. game here next November "Sacred Cows and the Campus miss in 1940, but still has '«!Tand S a^al ^ *"*" ° »* will decide the championship, is Editor" is to be the subject of an another thing, and may be carry­ address which will be delivered by • NEW MYSTERY NOVEL BY MIGNON G EBERHART ing predictions too far. Jack Johnson, editor of The Semi- Coach Bell told us Tuesday his Weekly Campus, Saturday at a •< a hanging! Start the second of squad looked good and the crafty meeting of the Southwestern Stu­ installments in the Post tonight! seven grid pilot has even gone so far as dents' Press Club, a division of the to say the Mustangs will have a Southwestern Journalism Congress, GERMANY'S GAME IN FINLAND-whv {. r good team next year, which is un­ which is to meet in New Orleans usual for him, b u t he certainly gloating at the Finnish exposure otf^aJ£S?" Germany privately Friday and Saturday. eC n0miC WPnV doesn't predict a championship for nesses? From diplomatic reports ofevSSs ^ ° " Johnson will discuss the recent you details of how Nazi Germany encouraled W^ ?* P°St ^^ the Hilltoppers. Rice, with most of attempt to curtail the freedom of theFwns at the same time! DENWREE^ssf ,ad «"* ^ded last year's sophomore team back the press on the S. M. U. campus under a new coach, Texas with a when he printed a poll on a subject veteran team coming up, along which was allegedly a matter to with Baylor, T. C. U. with a squad be dealt with as a proposed amend­ of powerful frosh to bolster her ment to the student constitution. eleven, cannot be denied. With Among the S. M. U. students who these four teams and their pros­ are planning to attend the Con­ It wtif Moaaoffo* Shirt mmr sarinb Mow ffca mtt- pects, we can only say we give the gress are: Jess Hassell, Bryant eofad tin, aw wUI girt fNim ,,«!. Tartad oorf Mustangs the best chance of pre­ «W»"' kf *• Amtrkmm iarfiMa af towariariae. Wilson, Calvin Clyde, Kenneth venting the Aggies' repeating for Hackney and Johnson. Mr. and WTS • PAJAMAS • HANDKERCHIEFS • SPORTSWEAR the championship. We are not pre­ Mrs. Lester Jordan also plan to SATUMtpjjY EVENING POST Q dicting anything—yet. attend the Congress.