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VOLUME XXII.. CINCINNATI, OHIO,. TH1JRSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 NO. 17 Plans Completed For Two Social .Events; Prom April·.· 16; Mililary ···Ball· Tomorrow . ~~,._.~>4119C>-..t~~~....u.6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~- Clyde 'McCoy Will Bring Colonel Fuller To Attend ! Junior Promenade Com4ittee I Sword And Plume . ' ·His Band, His Trumpet Affair At Hall Of Mir· •.·~~c~..-..~~~· Applications Sought ·and His "Sugar Blues" rors As Guest Of Honor To The Hall Of Mirrors All rosters of campus organi~ zations must definitely be sub mitted to the Student Council JACK SPRATT before the next meeting, April FAMOUS AS 15, Joseph Kruse, chairman, an TO ENTERTAIN . RADIO ARTIST nounced today. Comparatively few clubs have handed in their 'list of: members Prominent Military Fig· and officers to council officials for McCoy. Wins Student points for Sword and Plume ures To Attend First membership, honorary graduate Ballot By Wide Margin fraternity of Xavier University. Annual Military Ball. To Prove His Popular· .Seniors who are eligible for membership should urge officers BY JACK BRUDER · · ity; T~ckets Now Avail;. of their respective -organizations ,to submit their personnel within A surprise announcement was able. the next two weeks. received this week by the cadet officers arranging for the Military Ball of Xavier University to be Clyde 'McCoy, nationally fa Annual Covers held tomol'row night at the Hall mous exponent of the trumpet of Mirrors of Hotel Netherland and "The Sugar B1ues", will Being Made. By Plaza. They were informed that ·bring his 14-piece collegJ.ate or Col. and Mrs. A. L. Fuller, C. A. :chestra. to the Xavier Junior C., of Columbus, Ohio, have ac 'Promenade in the Hall <>f Mir Chicago :Fi~m cepted the invitation to attend rors on Friday, April 16, accord- the affair as guests of honor. Photography Fo.r An· Colonel Fuller is in charge of The drawing for the winner the Civilian Component of the ·.of the .all-expense ticket to the . nual Nearly Complet· Fifth Corps Area with head Junior Prt1menade will be held quatters at Fort Hayes, Colum : .at the ·Military· Ball ill the Hall ed; Evening . Section bus. The Civilian Component includes such . units as the R. O. . ~f Mirrors f'.riday_ ey~~g'. _ -Already. Finished... ,, .·. · .. T. c. · . ' While in the city Col. Fuller ing: to an anaouncement :Oy Al During the past week much and Mrs. Fuller will be the house bert A. Stephan, Junior Prom has been done toward the com guests of Major Arthur M. Harp Chairman. pletion of the Musketeer. The er arid Mrs. Harper at their home · McCoy, one of the· ace- maestros work for the night school section on the Xavier Campus. of the country, recently scored and the photography, except for an overwhelming triumph in a Jack Spratt · the .a:.em,aining social functions ·cadet Robert F. Meyer, Bat student.ballot to select this year's has been finished according to Prom band, outdistancing other talion Commander, who is chair Leonard Griffith, editor. The man cif arrangements, has secur nationally known orchestras such covers for· the annual ·are now as" Johnny Hamp, Emerson Gill being made by a Ch"icago firm ed the services of Jack Spratt 'and Frank Dailey. · · and will be ·completed in the :Clyde McCoy's collegiate pop near future. ularity has arisen from his re <> ROB.t::R-T F. .The redrafting <>f editorials is cent motion picture shorts, for M£YER.... under way at the present time. Warner. Brothers, ·and his num Though no tiip·e is set for the ap- erous recordings .in addition to . pearance of the finished copy of his past record runs in some of annual i.t is thoug11t that it ~he nation's leading supper clubs. ·od Fellowship Meeti·ng willth~ appear m the latter part of More recently starring in th.e Go east, in Boston and Philadelphia, mid-west fans will remember his lengthy :visits to the Drake Will Be Held BY_ Dads Oub ~~sh and.' M-0.rrisc;m HoteJS in Chicago, Prize the Claridge in Memphis, the Campaign For Attend· imum attendance at the April Lowry in St. Paul ·and the Brown meeting. Be Presented in Louisville. Radio fans will anc~ At Meetings Is In· Dr. Clear, Mr. Janson, Mr. · (Continued on PaJ?e 6) Meyer and Mr. Moorman will itiat~d; Social Program constitute a special committee to ...... prepare entertainment for this Latin Winner Outlined By Commit· meeting. • • • The tee Of Eight. lntercolleg i ate Latin W-E EK Dante Club To Contest Held Today In ·At Xavier ••• A goOd fellowship meeting for the members of rthe Dad's Club v1·s1•t Academy Mary G. Lodge Read· JACK SPRATT 11o;;;;;;;;;;o;r,;;__,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;c;;;;;;OOiiiii;,;;~---.:a of Xavier University will be held - ing Room. and his orchestra. A :fifteen-min- ODAY: Intercollegiate Latin _on Monday evening, April 19, at ·In We St WOO d ute broadcast over the Nation's T. . Contest sponsored by Jesuit. the Hotel Alms, according to an Station, WLW, has .been sched- Colleges held for Xavier Latin announcement this week .by J. Annual Intercollegiate Latin uled and will feature the famed st.udents in M;ary G. Lodge read- B. Moorman, president. Contest took place today in the. (Continued on Page 5) ing room. ·_Friday: Judge Graber, At a ;special meeting Tuesday, "Dante's Divina Corned· Mary Lodge readin1: room of the Chicago jurist wi'll present lee- attended by Adam F. Meyer, J. Xavier University library, spon ture· on lawlessness and domestic J. Schmidt, Nicholas J. Janson, ia" Subject Of Lecture sored by the Jesuit colleges and Believing t h e President's unhappiness and their remedies E. G. Harper, Dr. J. T. Clear, univers'ities of, the United States. Message which appears on before the Bellarmine Society of Frank J. Norris, President Den- Tp Be Given Next Wed• The award for ·the ·winner, page two to be of unusual ·in Xavier · University in Mary G. nis F. Burns, S. J., and Mr. Moor- which was formerly a medal, will terest this week, The Xaverian Lo nesday evening. Chicago Jurist Guest Honored This year marks the comple Father Manning To To Speak At Xavier tion of 25 years of service in the field of evening educaticm for the Lecture Sunday To Sp e al{ At ,______. At Evening Xavier Evening Division which was founded in 1911 by Rev. Jo seph Heierman, S. J., then presi Rev. Robert E. Manning, S. J., Club's Lectm·e School Dance dent of Xavier. professor cJf Greek at Xavier In point of service Mr. Hittner University ·Will lecture Sunday leads all the present members of afternoon at the Art Museum, Judge Graber Nationally Stanley A. Hittner, For· the evening faculty. Besides near Eden Park, on the topic spending 18 years {Jn the instruc "News Flashes from the Ancient Famous For Reform mer Student, Com tion staff, Mr. Hittner also spent four years as a student in Xa World." Of City's Judicial Sys· pletes 18 Years Of Ser· vier's Evening Department. A pr om in en t numismatist, tem. vice. In the time that Mr. Hittner Father Manning will discuss the has been instructor he has had value of ancient Greek and Ro in his classes more than 750 men man coins in chronicling the his A public lecture on lawlessness Stanley A. Hittner, C. P. A., and women who now occupy tory of these two nations. He 11. and domestic unhappiness with who has been associated as an prominent positions in the offices of professional accountants, and recently augmented his unique remedies for each, will ibe· pre instructor in accounting at the Xavier University Evening Di in industrial and financial con collection of slides, showing the sented here on Friday evening . vision for 18 years, was the hon- cerns in and around Cincinnati. coins discussed in his lecture. · April 2, under auspices of the Other present and fom1er mem ored guest at the Silver Anniver The public has been invited to Bellarmine Society of Xavier sary Card Party and Dance spon bers of the Evening Faculty join attend Father Manning's lecture University, according to an an sored 1by the Evening Division at ed Mr. Hittner as guests of hon or at the celebration. which will begin at 3: 30. nouncement yesterday by .Tohn the Hotel Alms Ballroom, Wed- H. Shackmann, president. -Courtesy Cinclnnau Enq1,1lrer The lecture will be given by Judge Joseph A. Graber of the JOSEPH A. GRABER municipal bench of Chicago, in the Mary G. Lodge .Reading Room Easter Highday . of the Xavier University Library Building. Celebrated By Judge Graber has achieved a · Mermaid Tavern national ·reputation in the last four years by inaugurating in Chicago two special courts to Former Taverners At· handle specific cases. He estab lished the Women's Court for tend Meeting; Monday cases involving women offenders, Night Fixed As New and the Auto '.Vheft Court. The Meeting Date. former has received the highest praise of sociologists, while the latter has succeeded in reducing Members of the Mermaid Tav ern, Xavier's literary group, -cel auto thefts in Chicago from 114 ebrated Easter Highday Monday, every 24 1hours to less than six. with appropriate readings and Judge Graber. ds a graduate oi discussions. Loyola University, Chicago, and The meeting was open to all served 16 years on the faculty of former Taverners and such dis tinguished alumni as John Brink, the Loyola School of Law. '34, Frank Brearton, '33, Cliff The Bellarmine Society is a Lang, '35 and Jack Bueter, '33 at study club that meets each week tended. These former Xaverfans at Xavier University for the dis took an active part in the open house discussion which followed. cussion of current economic, so Refreshments were served at the cial, and religious problems in close of the meeting. the light of Catholic philosophy. Meeting night has definitely Members of the group also. pre been changed from Wednesday pare talks which they present to Monday night, it was announc before societies and parish or ed. Consequently the next meet ganizations. ing, All Fools Highday, will be 1Everyone is invited to the lec held on April 12, instead of the ture. scheduled date. OPENING SATURDAY BURKLEE HALL BLENDS CUUJ~ ~ dlF aMAf ~ dance rhythm, "slide music," distinctly different It's here finally ... the one ensemble idea that provides from any music you've ever a complete wardrobe ... from sun-up to sun-down, the :i;f. heard before. For a gay good style idea that meets fashion's every need. Put time come to the Nethedand "Burklee Hall Blend" to the test •.. the regular suit Plaza. Will Osborne plays at for business •.• the sport coat and trousers for social luncheon and dinner in the wear ... and for sports ... there's the contrasting Restaurant Continentale, at slack. In single or double-breasted sport-back mod els, featuring trimly tailor.ed checks . . . stripes . . • FOR GOODTlMES supperinthePavillonCaprice, ALL THE TIME ••• and overplaids in blues ... greys ... browns and tans. VISIT THE with :music during intermis .PAVlLLON BAR sion by the Royal Palm Boys. An outstanding rnudcal comblnation, Tbe Emperor•, In the Cocktail Tenace, $37.50 Complete Four-piece Ensemble POUATH Vt N --· One Year Ago This Week: The Three Years Ago This Week: Varsity X-Club initiated an intra Spring practice for some forty mural soft-lball league for the en odd var.itity football aspirants tire student body. Several teams The Xaverian News ended after six weeks of hard were lined up immediately as training. Coach Joe Meyer ex much enthusiasm was shown and pressed complete satisfaction with more than eighty students sign his charges and held out high ed up to play for the spring nov p hopes for a successful fall season elty. s 0 R s of 1934. PAGE FOUR CINCINNATI, OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 Darragh Wins Crown In Handb.all Tourney Handball Tourney LETTERMEN TO Tal~e Two Seniors Vie BE INITIATED "Dabber Twins" Beating In Finals Of In Spring Practice Debut fR YOU see Al Howe dressed in a blouse and contentedly fish ' . Kim Darragh, Elet Hall senior, ing in the Budde Foundation, es have expressed great confi won the James J. Fey trophy, After almO'St an entire week New· "Dummy"· Con· dence in them, stating that they while the Snell Bros. roll hoops emblematic of the university of idleness, due to the Easter va will prove invaluable to the· handball championship, when he down Dana Ave., running as fast .traption Finds Hearty cation, Coach Joe Fill1pone and squad. They present a difficulty, defeated J "Red" Haughey by as their long dresses will allow however, in that it's impossible to his stable of intramural boxers Welcome Front Zeal· scores of 4-21, 21-18, 21-lZ, 21-16, them, don't get excited. If Roy distinguish one from the other. last Wednesday afternoon. began Tuesday, on the last leg ous Spring Gridders. In juxtaposition, they're identi Neary proposes to your ugly sis The 'match was unusually in of a training schedule which is cal in stature and build. It's ter and Walsh wears a tie to class, teresting. In the first .game, expected to terminate with a really amazing, not to mention just relax and breathe easily BY BOB CUMMINS surprising to say .the very least. Haughey, hotter than a Model T Fieldh-0use boxing show during on Sycamore hill, ran through to through the nose. If Donovan Gentlemen, let me introduce For this reason one is called 21 while an "off" Darragh scored (minus his red sweater) goes in the latter part of April. the Dabber twins, the newest "Little" and the other "Big". only four paints. Red continued to his dance at the Cafeteria and The show will be sponsored by members of Xavier's football This, of course, is all quite con the Intramural Board, working fusing, and in fact baffling in a this pace to run up a 12-3 lead "Honest Jawn" MacGowan offers squad. They just came out this in the second game, !but here you a cigarette, don't litter up in conjunction with officials of final anlaysis. week, but already th:ey are in Darragh found the range and the floor with your unconscious several of· Cincinnati's ·outstand Partners body-its just the X Club initia ing amateur boxing tournaments, the thick of things. They're out-maneuvered and out-played Perhaps it would clarify mat Haughey to tie the game at fif tion which is held annualy to and is open to all students of the bashful, these two, but they cer University. tainly can receive it. Firm and ters a trifle to add .that Little teen each, and scored 21 three make foolish brethren look more and Big, the Dabber twins, are points ahead of his ·opponent. foolish. Despite the fact that a number unyielding they stand, taking .the bumps and knocks unflinchingly. partners in the new ·blocking ma Kim was out in front by a some-: Each year this three day of the fighters have ·been train chine purchased ·by the athletic times -small but always certain "dress" rehearsal is held in and ing daily for the coming tourna They're not very big either, but they have a good solid founda department. There are really two margin during the final two about the school prior to a bit of ment, Coach Fillipone stated yes life size dummies identical in games, clinching the match. plastic surgery commonly called terday that the only hope for tion. Nobody has toppled them yet and they've been the object size mounted on a flat steel ,base Darragh played a smart, con the "formal" initiation. This any such a show depends upon the with rounded edges. Two men sistent game, keeping the ball in thing-but-formal-initiation! will amount of interest that is shown of some tough blocks. the ·back CO'Urt and winning the be held during the last week in towards these daily workouts. It's true they're a trifle sway may throw blocks at the same fight for the 'all important center April. Unless all the boys who signed backed and bend at the waist, time. The new contraption' is a court .position. Excluding Haug Eleven mental delinquents will up for intramural boxing take but that only adds to their de recent addition to standard par hey's "kill" spree in the ·first be subjected to the ordeal in this part in the preps, it will be im ceptiveness. Unwitting blockers aphenalia, and the novelty of it game, both contestal!l.ts perform possible to have enough fighters charge at them recklessly only to annual campus orgy in which tricked some of the more ambi- ed about at their usual standard, friends becomes enemies, and en in condition ta stage a complete slide off ineffectually, muttering and: Dal'ragh's game proved to emies remember naught but evil. card. vague vulgarities to express dis- tious -linemen into overdoing it be the best. Both players were All entries for this tournament pleasure and chagrin. the first day with .the result that nearly exhausted when Kim end must ·be turned in to Fillipone, Can Take It the more zealous .ones reported ed the ·match· ·With 'a clean kill Third Round Nears or the Intramural Board, on, or Thus far their ability to take it for practice the following day shot. Nearly every point in the 1 before Thursday, April 15. has ·been outstanding and coach- with stiff shoulders. last three games had been vol Completion Jn Table The training room is open leyed half a dozen times, as each Tennis Tourney every day but Thursday at 3:30 contestant was avoiding kills and and 5:30. (C~======.... vieing ta make his opponent tire and beat himself. With the deadline for all third lookin' from the Champion Darragh had defeat :round matches in the College Frosh And Soph ed 1Frank Grover, promising Humor Table Tennis tournament Swimmers Show freshman, in the semi-finals, set for tomorrow, April 2, the while Haughey had nosed out number of entrants who hope Well In The First SPORTSIDE Harry Sills to reach the fil!l.als. fully view the champi0'11Ship and The winner's trophy, donated by runner-up medals on display in Swimming Meet hy Red Haughey James J. Fey, wiH be on exhi Science Hall, grows· less every bition for the- student body this day. week, said Joseph Kruse, intra The first intramural swimming mural director. The quarter-final round will meet was .completed in grand AV:EER mermen have finally swallowed the idea that swimming probably 'be reached during the style, Friday, as "Mac" McGee, X in competition requires condition. They got the idea after latter part of next week, with freshman merman, and Donlin, they had swallowed half the Fenwick pool during the recent intra pre-tournament favorites picked sophomore speedster, tied for in mural meet. For verification, ask Donlin, Salem, Kemble, Blum, Ex-Musltle Star to furnish the ibest action -0f the dividual honors with ten points Culver or some of the others who got their splash in at the Fen year as they battle for berths in each. · the finals. wick. Donlin .::an give you a very vivid description of what a few McGee won · the forty-yard Goes To Altar Abandoning the practice used dashes can do to an untrained competitor . . . If, as is suspected, breast stroke and the sixty-yard the intramural swimming program is for the purpose of uncovering during the early rounds to speed medley, while Donlin won the up the schedule by setting a def talent for a tank team next year, the results so far should be pleas Leo Sack Married Wed· backstroke, took second in the ing. For instance, Donlin.knocked off a forty-yard backstroke race inite time for each match, the hundred yard dash, and tied with nesday To Miss Kath· Intramural Board announced yes Haughey for second place in the in almost incredible time for an untrained swimmer, and didn't do a terday that contestants will 1be forty-yard freestyle event, which bit bad in the forty free. A good coach and a few dozen miles of erine Mullen. permitted ta play their matches Al Salem won. Dick Blum was training behind him could make a classy itankster out of a long at any time, provided they are only a single point behind the limbed sophomore like 'Donlin. Culver has the same possibilities. decided before the date set for Leo "Twinkle-toes" Sack, for- leaders; he won the hundred, was And there are a half dozen other underclassmen, Geisling, for in the termination of each partic second in the medley and third stance, who could ·be developed under a good coach. . ·mer Xavier football and basket ular round. If a match is not in the forty-yard backstroke. ~~~~~·x~~~~~ ball great, and assistant grid played before the deadline, both mentor last fall, was married contestants will be automatically Other point winners were Sa "M' AC" McGEE, who took top honors in the meet, learned yesterday morning to his colleg eliminated from future tourna lem, -Geisling, Haughey, Fogarty, his starts and: turns and splashes under the tutelage of iate inspiration, Miss Katherine ment competition. and Stanger. A freshman relay Ohio State's coaching staff. They have one of the best tanks Mullen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. team, composed of Carney, Cul in the country at State, and have a habit of picking up the Mullen of 1609 Ruth Ave., at St; The equipment may be obtain ver, Geisling and McGee, nosed Francis de Sales Church, Evan ed at any time from either Jim O'Ut a foursome consisting of Fo neighboring high school boys for mascots... That's how McGee ston. Farasey or Jae Kruse of the In garty, Stanger, Kemble and got his break . . . He doesn't take a lot of backwash in any The ceremony culminated a tramural 'Board. Blum. breast stroke event; he sports the latest style, the butterfly romance begun in high school Don MacEwen acted as head breast stroke. and continued through col:lege Intramural Baseball To timer and judge, and with the ~~~~xc~~~- during which Miss Mullen and help of Haughey and McGee ran F XAVIER does decide to sponsor a swimming team next year, Leo were one of the most popu Be Inaugurated For the meet off quickly and orderly. I the problem of a coach will .be a difficult one to decide. Not be lar couples of the younger set Watches were loaned the i1IJ.tra cause there are no good coaches 'in town, but because there are too and familiar figures at Xavier Elet Hall Students. mural .committee by the Xavier many of them to pick from. The two best are "Tiny" Pfeifer, social affairs. R. 0. T. C. unit. Friar club mentor, and Frank Kiefer, successful Y. M. C. A. coach. While at Xavier Leo was quar The complete results are ·as terback on the foatball squad and Six teams will begin play next follows: 40 free, Salem, 1st, DonM Pfeifer has developed many an 'Olympic swimmer, and his swim forward on the basketball squad week in the Elet Hall Twilight lin and Haughey tie for second. mers have always more than held their own in local aquatic circles. for three years. In his Junior 1baseball league. Although the Time, 22.8. 40 breast, MacGee, Kiefer's relay team recently won the national Y. M. C. A. cham teams have not been selected as and Senior years he was co-cap 1st, Salem, 2nd, Stanger, 3rd. pionship, and last week two of his dash men took first and second ,1 tain of the cage team. He was yet, Jim Farasey, chairman, pro Time, 26.4. 40 back, Donlin, 1st, place in the 50 yard dash at the state A. A. U .. meet at Columbus awarded the Legion of Honor up mises that the teams will 1be Haughey, 2nd, Blum 3rd. Time evenly matched. . . . Since a Xavier. swimming team would have to practice off the on .graduation in recognition of 27.4. 100 free, Blum, 1s't, :Don campus, the se1,vices of such expert coaches could ibe arranged in his outstanding work. The roster this year although lin, 2nd, Fogarty, 3rd. Time, smaller than usual will allow the a convenient mannet. If there's any sport that requires a minimum Since graduation, Leo has turn 1.20.3. 60 yard medley, M<:Gee, of expense, that sport is swimming. In Eastern schools, particu ed professJ.onal and has played teams to play· more often thus 1st, Blum, 2nd, Geisling, 3rd. larly Yale and Harvard, it is a major sp9rt, second only ito football. on 1both the Model Shoes foot sustaining greater interest. Time, 42.1. Four man relay: first, ball team -and Blade Redlegs bas Last year play was seriously (Carney, Culver, Geisling, Mc Ohio State and all big-ten .colleges consider swimming sport No. 3 ketball squad. He is employed curtailed by inclement weather Gee). 2nd, (Fogarty, Stanger; in importance.. Xavier might follow suit with a brand new tank by the Kellogg Co. and the interest faded quickly. Kemble, Blum). Time, 1.44. team next fall. THE XAVERIAN NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 PAGE FIVE Military Ball Xavier Officers To Be Guests At Ball X-planatory Notes (Continued from Page 1) By deVore Sisters of radio fame. The JIM BAUSMAN time CYf the broadcast is not yet decided but' will probably be at ··----- midnight it was indicated this Pickleface: week. Perhaps you can tell me why Spratt has been enthusiastic the column "X-Planatory Notes" ally received at Castle Farm and was cut two weeks a.go. I know the Gibson Rathskeller in the that it would have been interest past. He promises special-ar ing for a change as I understand rangements of the caisson song, that it was written by Red Xavier Chimes, and the Alma Baughey. Mater song. The iband will come Love, to Cincinnati from Rochester, N. Red Baughey. Y., where it is now being fea- Although it is a known fact tured. that entirely too many men: are The problem of transportation permitted to roam around the to the .ball far cadets from the news room armed with scissors, I Kentucky cities across the river must admit that your column was has been solved through the co cut by popular demand of the operation of Major Harper. Two readers. When will you realize reconaissance cars from the mo that you're not flashy - you're tor equipment installed at Xavier just fleshy! - will call for the cadets and their guests. BASEBALL A large number of guests from I have found a few more as- this military distric~ w:m .be. in tounding facts in baseball records .attendance. A special invitation t. d . last week's has been extended to the cadet not ~en ione ~ officers and 1 the commissioned Sports1de. The cr~e ~ave has staff of the R. O. T. C. Units at reached ~e ball diamond-short- the University of Cincinnati. ly after Riggs had robbed Berger ------ of a double (whatever that is), -Courtesy Clnclnna.U Enquirer Walker was caught stealing third. CAPT. FRANK CAMM MAJlOR A. M. HARPER CAPT. GEO.WROCKLOFF Tsk, tsk. Now don't get the idea that all ball players are treach erous. Lombardi must be quite form of government, ·and seri accommodating for he "drove Tells Why He ously endanger the rights of par Quake Shakes Kampouris and Goodman home," ents. In my opinion there is and I know for a fact that they Opposes Action certainly no need .for a perma "X" Seismograph live in opposite directions. But i .A.CAREER nent change in the relations be I suppose he's no more accom- . In Child Labor tween the States and the Fed modating than Derringer who eral Government in this matter. Xavier Expert Estimates spent most of a hot summer af ••• In Search of Men Recently Dr. .Nicholas Murray ternoon fanning batters. If I were Butler, president of Columbia Location .· Before Re a pitcher I could think of a bet State Senator Kane Cites University, had the following to Government statistics show a de ports Reach Cincinnati ter place than a bull pen to warm crease of 101){> among practicing Supreme !Court Decis· say on the child labor amend up. Baseball pitchers are usually dentists In recent years while the ment: somewhat reliable, but soft ball number of professional men in ion As Contradicting " 'The important thing at the A moderate earthquake which pitchers are always doing some other fields has increased. This can moment is that public opinion be rocked Southern California last thing underhanded. · largely be attributed to advanced Amendment. made aware of what is going on Thursday morning: was register standard• in dental schools. and that under the false pretense ed on the Xavier University seis Dear Mr. X-Planatory Notes: of relieving unemployment or mograph according to Rev. Vic Marquette University annually rc Characterizing the projected I would like your opinion on cclves the highest rating -A protecting children this new and tor C. Stechschulte, S. J., earth the following question-Do you from the Dental Educational Coun• Child Labor amendment as a vast control .of the .Congress over quake expert. "new and vast control of the Con think Robert CumminS looks cil of America. The diploma ii home and family and school and Before messages giving the lo like Katherine Hepburn? recognized in all atat••• - gress over home and family and church be not covertly sneaked cation of the disturbance reach I school and church," State Sena Pappy Lagaly. into the Constitution of the ed Cincinnati, Father Stech.:. I is The cloae relationship of the Den· tor Lawrence A. Kane, a Xavier While thinlt Hepburn just ta! and Medical Schools at Mar· United States.' schulte had computed that the as pretty as Cummins, I don't · graduate of the class of 1928, tremor originated 1,950 miles quette University is an advantage gave .his TeasO'llS for opposing the Supreme Court away from .Cincinnati, probably think her hair is quite as curly. j to students. ratification of the amendment in "The Supreme Court in the in Californ'ia. He said that it was What are the odds against the · Entrance requirements: Two years a. statement issued last. week. case of Pearce vs. Society of Sis-· stronger than the quakes felt re in a rec02nizcd College of Liberal Quoting a decision of the Su ters, U. S. Reports 268, Page 535, cently in Cincinnati, but not as safety of a man who rides from ; Price Bill to Xavier U., every Art• with aatisfactory credits in preme Court, Senator Kane had the following to say: severe as the quakes which biology, chemistry, and phys!et. morning with· "Snatchy" Linz? pointed out that "The ·Child fa not " 'The child is not the mere caused extensive damage fa Long Bill "I'm Worried" Puttmann. the mere creature of the State; creature of the State; that who Beach, CaHfornia, four years ago. For complete Information concern· Lloyds of Lon'don quote the Ing opportunities in dentistry, write that who nurture him and direct nurture him and direct his des- Father Stechschulte said that his destiny have the right, cou following odds: to the Scct·etary, Marquette Uni· tiny ,have the .right, cpupled with the seismograph began irecording 10,000 to 1 he doesn't live till versity Dental School, Milwaukee, pled with the high duty, to re the high duty, to recognize and the quake at 11: 54;47 o'clock last Wisconsin. cognize and prepare him for ad prepare him for additional obli- Thursday morning. He said that May. ditional obligations." gQtions.' a slight movement was still be- 1,000 to 1 he doesn't reach X tomorrow. "My record of service in the ing registered when he removed ,.., Misunderstanding 500 to 1 he doesn't reach Clif Ohio Legislature, over a period the charts at approximately 12:35 ton. Sertator Kane said: of nine years, is proof that I o'clock. "In view of statements appear 100 to 1 against Quebec. have never been indifferent to ---..---- 10 to 1 Linz doesn't reach your ing in the press, conce.rning my the needs of our children. I have MILWAUKEE attitude regarding the so-called Seismologist To home. fought every effort to exploit 5 to 1 you're sorry if he does. Child Labor Amendment, I feel them and will continue to do so.'' obliged to clarify my position, Lecture At U. C. particularly with regard t-0 the resolution I introduced in the German Club LUNCHEON, DINNER, SUPPER DANCING .Ohio Senate, providing for Ohio's Father Stechschulte To withdrawal of its ratification of the amendment. I join with mil Banquet Will Be Discuss Work Of Xa lions of Americans who regard Held In May vier Observatory At child labor as a real evil. Open Meeting. "Unfortunately, however, there seems to be a deliberate attempt Cricket Annex Chosen "When the Earth Shakes" will to keep the citizens of this coun be the subject of a lecture-Thurs try in a state CYf misunderstand ing as to the scope and effect of As Site For Annual day at the University of Cincin nati 1by the Rev. Victor .C. Stech this proposed amendment. The Gathering; Officers public has not •been told. that the schulfe, S. J., director of the amendment is not limited to the For Next Year Will Be seismological observatory at Xa .JURGENS prohibition .of labor of young vier University and head of the And his orchestra, with the three children in factories or sweat Chosen April 14th. department of physics. Jokers: Ronnie Kemper, Eddy shops. The .public has not been iFather Stechschulte will speak Howard, and Stan Noonan are here told that the amendment includes at 112:15 p. m., in the main audi The annual banquet of the torium of the chemistry building for a limited engagement I Swing all the children of the country into Spring with Jurgens' Swing ... under. 18 years of age, and ibrings German Club will be held on the on the Clifton campus. Admis their labor, whether in the home, evening of May 12, in the Cricket sion will be free to the general his foot-notes you'll long remem farm, school or church,- within Annex of the Palace Hotel ac public, and special invitations ber. the supreme control oif Congress cording to Don Middendorf, a have been extended to the stu 'to limit, regulate and prohibit' member of the committee in dents at the University of Cincin as it sees fit. Most Americans charge of affairs. The commit nati. will agree that this is unreason tee, composed of Vincent Beck This will be part of a series of able power to be granted any man, John Ruhlander and Mid weekly informal lectures being 1.25 Minimum Check at Week-Night legislative - body and should be dendorf,. is now completing ar sponsored on the campus by the Supper aeeaion•. reserved to the legislatures of the rangements for the .event. . The University of Cincinnati branch, Minimum Check at Saturday and 2.00 Holiday Eve Supper Scaaiona, several States. time at which the 1banquet will American Institute of Chemical begin will be made known at the Engineers. Against Democracy F. \V, PALLAN'l', next meeting. The Xavier seismologist will G 1 M "If we surrender this power The next meeting of the club report on the results of his in over the lives of 45,000,000 chil will be at the usual time, 8 P. M. vestigations following the two dren to a non-descript agency at on April 14, at the Palace Hotel. recent earthquakes in this area. Washington, it would contravene Elections are to be held at this The lecture at U. C. will be il the principles of our democ;atic meeting. lustrated with stereoptican slides. • PAGE SIX THE XAVERIAN NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 "RESOLVED: That all electrical Prom Breakfast of the largest crowds in the hiS Father Of ·"X" Freshman Team· utilities be governmentally awn tory of the Breakfast. Last year ., ·p f · n· To Engage In ed and operated." Wilson and To Be Held At 125 epicurean couples attended ro essor 1es . . D h Tepe will defend the affirmative at the La Normandie. The Com~ 1mtla 1 e ate of the question. mittee expects to double that I On April 15, at Xavier Unive1· Hotel Gibson number this year. James F. Wheeler, Dies S H" h S h I sity, Robert Inkrot and Charles Chairman Yates and this com . N h t. x· av1er• 1g c oo At His Home In ort • S d Will B Hughes will defend the negative mittee: 'l'im Felters and Don 0 of the same question against AceBrigode's Music Will Bailey are arranging a me~u side; Former Railroad tu ents . _e p· "high-schoolmen" James Schoen • with the Gibson's Chef and all Official Buried Wed· ponents; Frosh Mem· ey and Allen King. Be Heard While Break- are confident that it will prove hers Challenge Varsity As a preparation for their fast Is Being Served In appetizing to the gourmant nesday, March 31, At For Experience. scheduled d e b ates, the two promenaders. Franklin, Ohio. Freshmen teams will give a pre Rathskeller. The charge for the annual liminary performance in the Phi event will be $1.25 as usual. The Freshman debaters will lopedian Society meeting April Funeral services were held in inaugurate their activities for 12. If time permits after the de Ace Brigade and his Virginians ···,------·• .St. Patrick's Catholic Church, this year with debates on April will provide the ' incentive to Northside, Wednesday, for James 13 and 15. · In both debates they bate, an open-house discussion F.' Wheeler, 66, retired former will have as their opponents sen will be held. dancing feet at the Gibson Raths Julius Lohr, 8. S. P•. ;igent for the B. & 0. Railroad in ior students of St. Xavier High The challenge directed at the kellar at the Senior Breakfast. Ivorydale for twenty years, who .School. The debates will be "de- The meal will be served imme The favorite barber varsity debate team by Raymond of the Campus died in his home at 1836 Chase cision debates." ' · Wilson and Melvin Tepe has not diately after the Junior Prom, Avenue, Northside, Sunday. He On April 13, at St. Xavier High April 16. was the father of Dr. Charles F. School, Raymond Wilson and as yet been answered. As soon 3757 Mongomery Road Wheeler, assistant professor of Melvin Tepe of Xavier Univer-. as an answer is made, announce- The large size of the ·Raths- XERVAC English at Xavier University. sity will oppose William Roll and ment will be made -0f it in The keller and the quality of the Scalp and Hair Treatments The burial was held in F·rank- Arthur Kern on the quest1'on N s · · · t d t d lS ····-·--~~ lin, Ohio, the place· of his. brrth. . ew . cuisine expec e o raw one • ·---··-:---~----,.. 1 .He was an employee of the rail- ·road for 38 years. He retired five years ago. He had beep a • •• resident of Cincinnati for 35 years. He was financial secre tary of St. Patrick's Church and was a member of the Holy Name Boake ·Carter. speaking: Society of that parish. Besides Professor Wheeler, he :§,.,, leaves his widow, Mrs. Mary Wheeler. ·"Luckies ·don't catch your throat-they're Clyde McCoy To . Play Junior Prom easy and stnooth'' (Continued from Page 1) 'particu.larly remember his guest "The thing I prize most is my reputation app~arance last year .on Eddie . . Cantor's Sunday evening pro- for saying what I think. Here's what I . gram. sincerely think about smoking-it's one "Torrid Trumpet!" of the greatest pleasures in the world, . · McCoy organized his present · band in 1928 and rocketed to but it can be utterly spoiled ~y throat : fame on his "torrid trumpet." He irritation. My job's tough on the. throat has b'een featured on Decca re . cordings for some time and the and I have to be careful to keep my : ·. recording of his radio theme, voice clear. Long ago I found that . "Sugar Blues", has almost crash- ed the . 50,000 mark. His most Luckies are easy and smooth and don't recent release is a "swingaroo catch your throat. That means every ·: :Sensation" of the popular "Gaona •,Goo" · thing in a job like mine. Next time 1 . . ThfS '.Will mark the third con- you hear the usual ccheerio' at the end ·.. secutive year that. the Xavier Prom will feature one of the na of my broadcast, you can picture me tion's •leading bands. ·In 1935, Art . reaching for a v.~cky an instant later." . Kassel and His • KaS.sels in The Air played at the Netherland Plaza: Last year, the "Swing and Sway" rhythm of Sammy, : Kaye .and his orchestra was of-· . fered to Prom patrons. ~~c:~ Tickets : " This is the second attempt to ·stage the 1937 Pr-0menade, -0rig . inally scheduled for February : ;fifth. . The disastrous flood of · that time forced a postponement but according to weather predic· An independent survey was made recently :tions no rowboats will be needed '.for the Prom-goers -0n April 16. among professional men and women-lawyers, T·he slogan "Try and try again" ·has been adopted as the commit doctors, lecturers, scientists, etc. Of those who said tee theme song this year. Tickets for the Prom are now they smoke cigarettes, more than 87o/o stated they available and may be procured from any of the committeemen: personally prefer a light smoke. ·Jack Fogarty, Paul K-elly, Charles ,McEvoy, Robert Meyer, Fred Mr. Carter verifies. the wisdom of this pref.. Nebel and Albert Stephan. They . retail at $4.00 a throw and don't erence, and so do other leading artists of the rush, gentlemen-just hurry. radio, stage, screen and opera. Their voices are Athenaeum To Be their fortunes. That's why so many of them Published This Week smoke Luckies. You, too, can have the throat pro "The xavier Athenaeum," lit· tection of Luckies-a light smoke, free of certain erary quarterly of Xavier Uni- harsh irritants removed by the exclusive process versity, will be published thiS THE FINEST TOBACCOS- I week, according to an announce ''It's Toasted". Luckies are gentle on the throat. · "THE CREAM OF THE CROP" ment. Noted for its high literary stan dards and for its provocative content, The Athenaeum is the oldest publication on the campus. A Light Smoke According to the announce . ment, there will be two more is sues of the publication: during the present school year. ''It's Toasted'' -Your Throat Protection Students in all departments of the university may submit ar AGAINST IRRITATION-AGAINST COUGH Comlaht 1037, Tbe American Tobwo ~ ticles for publication.