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Tech Student, Called lItil eadoi Tells Pete To Boycott Of Local "Lalli LI8HAa sta la Vista, As Honky Tonk Dives THE TOREADO R Contract Paid Off VOLUME XV Z-742 TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE, LUBBOCK, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1941 NUMBER 43 100 IRC Delegates Here For Convention Today's Program Cawthon Relinquishes Reins To Dell Morgan Highlighted By Cawthon-Smith Dinner Speech mein044,4 pete Jack York Plays BY RUTH FAUST %apt/a q" Th Tor,ador Staff Writer Contracts Are R EPRESENTATIVES FR O M (An Editorial) jersey of Old Matt Hitchcock's, Sure, they For All-College eight colleges of West Texas- WELL, WE'VE COME to the fork of the trail, mean a lot to you, Pete, but they mean a lot New Mexico Regional Conference of International Relations clubs, 'Paid In Full' pal. You're turning off here, and your road to Tech, too. And you've always stood by Tech. totaling approximately 100 dele- ahead looks pretty bright from the curve. You you know. In Gym Tonight gates, registered here yesterday A "PAID IN FULL" salary tendered your resignation, and they've mail- Now, you're moving on to greter heights. for twelfth regional conference of IRC. check through the mails ed you your salary. But, you'll never forget Texas Tech, and she You can conga and rhumba with brought to a close yesterday never will forget you. You've been a fine Techstere and visitors to the York Highlight of today' s program music tonight in the Tech gym. will be a banquet at Hilton hotel his illustrious. 11-year career coach, Pete Cawthon; you'll be a finer tradi- Jack York, popular swing-mas- at 7 u m. at which time Prof C. as head coach at Texas Tech tion. ter of Tech, will play at the Ali- Dale Fuller, of University of Den- for Peter Willis Cawthon. You've built a lot of men, a lot of prestige college dance where IRC delegates ver, special visiting speaker for the Cawthon. he of the airdale and eight more ball clubs for this school since will meet the Tech student body at conference, will discuss "Inter- the student sponsored dance from American Relations of Tomorrow." haircut and glue-thick drawl, the first time I saw you. That was in the early 9 to 12. Mayo Boucher, president of the lo- was in Chicago when his re- thirties. Pete, and you were getting grey-head- Prices for admission is $1 for cal club and regional conference, lease from contract by Presi- ed over the way Shorty France used to cut stage and 75 cents for dates with will preside. Following the banquet dent Clifford B. Jones was an- away from his interference before he hit the the visiting delegates admitted visiting delegates will be guests of free. the college at an All-College dance nounced to the public. clear. You were pretty swell to us high school from 9-12 in gymnasium. Texas Tech's Board of Direc- kids; you used to let us play with the extra Each semester the student coun- • cil gives one dance for students Delegates assembled in engineer- tors in a recent meeting, accep- footballs along the sidelines during workouts. and are giving this one to honor ted Cawthon's resianation alone That was in 1933, wasn't it, Pete? You've ing auditorium at 2 pm, to hear the students from other schools welcoming addresses by Boucher, with that of his assistant Russell come a long way since then. You've turned an here for the International Rela- President Clifford B. Jones and T. Smith. The board already has tions conference. Uniformed gen. l unknown little West Texas college team into James Snyder, president of the stu- appointed Dell Morgan to head tlemen present will be from New dent body. Eugene Lack of Uni- mentorship at Tech. with Morley one of the nation's most colorful, aggressive Mexico Military Institution. versity of New Mexico, vice presi- Jennings accepting the Director elevens. York began his band-leading ca- dent of the conference, gave they in high school and will play the of Athletics post. A great coach hasn't been your only achiev- response on behalf of visiting dele- • the latest and most popular songs l ment. You've been a cagy actor, too. We've gates. Miss Amy Heminway Jones, Smith also was paid for the du- with his own arrangements. representative of Carnegie Endow- ration of his contract, August 31, seen you walk into the wolves' den at Monday • night quarterback meetings, where there was ment sponsors of the conference, identical to Cawthon's.. However, spoke briefly. Smith will not relinquish duties un- a bounty on your scalp. Yet, you always left Second sesion of round table dis- til April I, while Cawthon was re- them laughing. Remember how peeved you used cusione wil start at 9.15 am. to- leased concurrently with the mall- Engineer Papers day. Round Table No. 1 will meet Mg of the salary check. to get at THE TOREADOR sports stories, how you used to spy a reporter pushing toward the in room 218 of Administration Morgan, former Teens Tech building to continue the discus- freshman coach under Cawthon, gym, and you'd scuttle out to the practice sion began yesterday afternoon on assume his duties as To Be Presented will arrive to house to make him find you? "Europe, 1941." head coach and acting Director But you have never passed those writers • of Athletics. The latter position Competitive Papers in public without a friendly word or smile. Clifton Shordiehe of University of will be retained until Morley Jen- Slated For ASME New Mexico wil deliver a paper on nings arrives June 1. did you. Pete? "Reconstruction Problems of Eu- • This is your TOREADOR "30" edition Pete. Competitive papers prepared and rope—Economic, Social, and Politi- The turnover brought to a close I wish it could atone for all the cracks its col- given by mechanical enginerse will cal." Third session of Round Ta- an 11-year period in Texas Tech he presented at the meeting of ble No. 1 wit begin at 2:15 p.m. athletics that saw Cawthon's teams umnists of the last decade have taken. But, in Tech chapter of ASME at 7:15 p JACK YORK the same room to hoar Argo Peek, winning 82 games, losing 34 and you always accepted them as just, unprejudiced m. Monday night in room 151 of IRC Dance Maestro Tech graduate student, discuss tying Mx. In 1938 and 1939 his foot- criticisms, taking them in your stride. never the engineering building. ■ see Story to left) "United States' Post-War European ball aggregations were narrow-1 1,stmaing to ba•k,bite.- polary - or Aloornese.' margin losers in Sun Bewl and The papers, which win be- Judged .... ...... At the first meeting held yester- Cotton bowl clamtes. The record of The only consolations we salvage from this by faculty members. will determine day, Van Earl Hughes, of Wayland last fall, nine won, one lost, one farewell are the assets of your successors. With the mechanical engineering stu- college gave a paper on "Funda- tied, brought Cawthon's 22-year- It's hard to believe I'll be out at the prac- dents to represent the local branch Morley Jennings and Dell Morgan, we know mental Causes of Present Euro- old personal coaching history to a tice field next month, watching the Red Raid- at Houston at the annual meeting Designed For Those the Raiders can roll again. They're men who pean Turmoil, the Case of Britain" temporary close of 145 victories ers ramble, and not find you out there trying of Southwest Student Branches of have passed the acid test of coaching; men who American Society of Mechanical and Coleman C. Martin, New Mex- against 54 defeats and 12 tics. to read those diagram charts through the sand, It was under Cawthon's colorful can take your seat under the wheel and push engineers. Rice Institute will tic ico Military Institute, discussed "The Historic German Aims Versus See CAWTIION Page 4 squinting your eyes and waving your arms. host to the convention which will ea,mr..4 Review on to bigger championships for Texas Tech. Nazi Aims." • And what will you do with those worn old be held March 28 and 29. That's what you and all of us want. But, Papers include: "A High Speed Presiding officers for all three practice pants, Pete. those with the ripped-out it's hard to see you go just the same. Indicator" by Willard Bauman. With 8-9 Classes sesiom are Chairman, P. B. Shan- knees, and the thick woolen sox whose pat- Yes, it is with a mingled feeling of deep president of the society. "The Need non, Tech; Discussion leader, Glen Broadway Show terns never quite matched? regret and great anticipation that today's TOR- and Possibilities of Participation Davis, West Texas State Teachers of Engineers in Public Affairs" by college; Faculty advisor, B. H. We'd like to keep them around Tech, if you EADOR, speaking both for itself and editors G. G. Fairley, secretary-treasurer, Warren instructor In Wayland col- don't mind. We'd like to pack them in a glass of long-gone days, must say, and 'Inertia Supercharging" which A skating party sponsored by lege, Plainview. Draws Techsans case and hang them alongside that faded red so long, Pete. Hello, Dell!—Bill Wood will be presented by G. W. Dingus, the Women's Church federation • vice-president to the society. will be held Monday from 7 a. m. Round Table No. 2 will open second For four yen,. liidirapiippin.' Ten persons from Tech will at- to 9:30 p. m. All who plan to go discussion of "Problems of has had Broadway :oldie', tend the convention including the will be provided free transporta- the Far East" in room 219 of Ad- the aisles, and new Terhsiins two official representatives and lion If they meet at the side of ministration building also at 9:15 a. an opportunity to see the prodie PProf.o H. L. Kipp, honorary chair- the bookstore. Tickets may be pur- m. Brynilde Vaughan of West Tex- lion in Amarillo Sunday night. chased for 25 cents from Dorothy as State Teachers college will give About 25 students, professors, and AWS Tells Subjects •-- Margaret Feeble in Doak Hall. a paper on "American-Russian-Jap- townspeople already have signed Proceeds will be used for a com- anese Conflict of Interest," for places on the bus which Miss Miss Wolf Fills munity center in the Sanders' dis- Third sesion will begin at 2:15 Ruth Pirtle, head of the speech de- trict. p.m. with a discussion of "The Eco- partment. is taking, and there is • nomic Bases of Peace In the Pa------W omen And War cific Area" by Miss Betty Jo Poe space for others. Anyone interested Clewell's Post Cecil Horne still speak to the in going should call or see Miss March 22 Date journalism section of the North- of New Mexico Agricultural and Pirtle immediately. Bus fare and Miss Ilse Wolf has Isom chosen west Texas conference for edu- Mechanical college. Discussion to- to serve there mainder of the ticket to the play will be $4.25. ‘'t Theme Stu die cation at Canyon, Texas Friday. pics Friday afternoon were "Pre- "Hellzapoppin' " is a slam-bang spring semester as assistant pro- Ile will speak to the sponsors of World War Nationalism and Im- lessor of home economics educe- start to finish. Billy House, the Of H-E Benefit BY BY MELBA SUTER high school papers. perialism in the Far East", by Mrs. roly-poly comedian who was tops Toreador Staff Writer ties. She will fill the vacancy left During the AWS convention, a Dorothy Fox, Eastern New Mexico by resignation of Miss Geraldine in vaudeville until the death of Date for the annual Benefit par- breakfast will be given by Forum college and 'Nationalism and Im- CURRENT problems confront- Clewell, who went to Bozeman, that entertainment form, and Ed- ty sponsored by the Home Econo- LUCIUS for visiting membere of Mortar- perialism in the Far East Since ."' ing college girls today will Mont. to take a position on the die Garr. equally famous as a mics club has been set for March Board. The national secretary will World War I", by A. D. Fletcher. vaudevillian, are the stars of the 22 at the Hilton hotel. Proceeds BEEBE" be discussed during the AWS faculty of Montana State college. speak at this time For the informa- New Mexico Military institute. Miss Wolf was "borrowed" from roadshow version. from the party go to the Margaret national convention to be held tion of those who don't know. Mor- Presiding officers for Round Ta- the state department of home ec- As a partial proof of the humor- W. Weeks Loan fund. tar Board is a national honorary or- ble No. 2 were: Chairman, Maurice here April 2. 3 and 4, accord- e ous violence of the show, the pro- Auction and contract bridge, WILSON onomics education, for which sh ganization for outstanding girls Goodpasture, Tech ; Discussion ing to Vondee Lewis, chairman is an itinerant teacher trainer with perty calls for some three cases of forty-two and Chinese checkers chosen for scholarship, leadership, leader, Eugene Lusk, University of headquarters on the campus. She beer, three fifty pound cakes of will be played. Prizes will be offer- of the discussion committee. service and character. These aims New Mexico. Faculty adviser„ Ma- NOM •••••••••••••0 received her bachelor of science ice, 1000 rounds of .32 amunition. ed individual tables. are similar to those of Tech's For- jor J. R. Kelly of New Mexico Mil- Visiting presidents of wo- degree from Tech and her master 50 balons, 100 strings of frank- Loans are made from the fund to ID YOU ever notice the girl um which Is planning to petition itary institute. men's associations from other of science degree from the Univer- furters, 100 loaves of bread, and junior and senior students for a friend's girl friend? Ugly Mortar-Board. Discussing 'The Western Hemis- D sity of Tex.. She is the sister of I hundreds of other items. short time or for a year or more. wasn't she? They all are. The ugly colleges will preside over the • phere", Round Table No. 3 will Miss Nina Wolf, assistant profes- • The average number of girls aid- one hangs around the pretty one; three discussions scheduled Junior class will meet 'Tues- open its second session at 9:15 In sor of fods and nutrition. The show may be general des- ed each year is 30. Last year the so she may, in an unnoticed way, day, March IR, In C101 to nomi- room 207 of the Administration each day of the convention. Fa • See SHOW Page 4 club helped 40 girls, and 15 have share the masculine attention be- nate candidates for junior queen. building. been aided this year. stowed upon the other. The pret- culty sponsors who accompany • Mrs. Mary L. Goldwire of Sul Mrytie Lois Pearson is in charge ty one selects the repulsive female the delegates will give short Techsans' Time Piling up of ground behind the Ross State Teachers college will of the party. for her companion so as to pro- talks on the different subjects girl's dormitory has started in discuss "Economic and Cultural College Members of the ticket committee duce a comparative background in after which a round table dis- preparation for Arbor day. The Unity of the Americans." Third sea- are Virginia Lee Barr, Mildred which herown meagre charm will Stands Still In See CAMPUS Page 4 See 100 IRC Page 4 Hankins, Marguerite Brannen, Dor- be greatly enhanced. Simple—eh? cussion will be held. Calendar othy Casey, Orella Hodges, Dor- • • • • One Class Room othy Dell Stovall, Geraldine Lam, Dave Browder showed some one Main topic for discussion the first day ofthe meeting will be Marie Yarbrough, Mary Etta Ver- a thing or two last Tuesday. He Time stands still at Tech—In non, Sibile Blair and Wanda Kim- "Social Problems." Thie subject Engineers Kiss Blarney Stone TODAY just plain knocked hell out of 'em one room at least. In room 208 Regional will include the part women will International Relations brell. with his left eye. of the Administration building Beatrice Heatley and Gladys play in war. and the effect war conference Friends say I showed signs of there is a clock on the wall. It Mason are on the property com- has on marriage and the careers For Gift Of Eloquent Speech All-Colleg• dance. 9-12. Gym having a good time at the Vial runs, it clicks. Behind its blank SUNDAY mittee. Irene Hughes, Ruth Cowan, dance. So I tell friends that if they of women. face there is knowledge of time, BY MARY TUNNELL III Meth bronze Alpha Phi Omega, 2:00, 220 Lorene Ellison and Joann Cox are don't stay clear of a certain part "Campus Problems" will be the but there is no expression upon pi 0. IL, he in charge of arrangements. Mem- featured theme the second day, Toreador Staff Writer shamrock In MONDAY of Texas Avenue, they'll be show- its face. It will not tell. the south rotunda of the Kappa Kappa Psi, 7:00, T105 l bers of the publicity committee are and will include dormitory life and engineering some signs of their own in GREEN letter day for Tech ing building. Women's Inter-Club council 5 - 00. Marlon Tam er and Bobble Felts. eight or nine days. Yep, I figured town girls, club girls and non-club "Click." it might be fifteen min- • utes until the end of the hour 'Cl engineering students will be When the placque is unveiled, 219 lot of you wouldn't get it, but girls, and student policies of gov- Monday March 17, Saint Patrick's . 1"1 and it might be thirty. senior engineers will go through A. L Ch le 7 eo I am of the opinion that some of renment. day when engineering 10 am. clas- FFA. 7 30 A119 First Coll he world's best literature Ls writ- Discussion groups will meet the "Click". Let's see that's ten the ritual of kissing the Blarney clicks since we started. It must ses will be dismissed for the annual stone, which they believe will give ASME. 7 15 Eli:: '1 . 11 between the Ones, aren't you? last day of the convention to give celebration. AIEE, 7 00, 17151, • • • opinion on womens organizations he ten 'till, if that clock clicks them the power of eloquence of Revelry will begin with a parade Pet. Engr. society, 7 15. t'l: I wish I could make beautiful on the campus, as the AWS and every five minutes. speech Freshmen Make starting in front of the engineer- Plant Industry club, 7:00. Al gometrice designs like Claude Jar- YWCA. Other topics to be debated "Every good newspaper man Saint Patrick Is the patron saint ing building. It will be led by J. Pre-law club, 7:30, 302 ret does In his notebook—but after are point systems in various should ...." of engineers, and 81 years ago the Fish Day Plans C. Moore, president of Tech Engin- Gargoyle box supper, 6::10 all, think how many government schools, working and non-working "Click" that's eleven. American Society of Mechanical en- eering society and William Bau- 7:00, DM106 Texas Tech's freshman class will courses be's had. girls, and ways to entertain wo- "The white space of a news- gineers honored the discoverer of Dairy club, man, president of ASME. ASCE, 7:30, E109 meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Room That was a fine loking female men in the schools. paper is the same to the editor the Blarney stone by adopting his TUESDAY 302 of the Administration building. Ray Ameen was attached to the Hotelreservations are being and owner as ham and bacon." The two leaders who wil carry a insig-nia, the four leaf clover, m Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 7:15, 1.'202 Lynn Cooper, class president, another night. Some say her face made by Mrs. Eleanor M. Chit- That click ought to come in here. Saint Patrick's banner will wear a badge of membership Many fa- Book Reviewers, 5:00, H102 nounced Friday. looked Ilke an over-aged walnut, wood, assistant dean of women, for I sure need a smoke. This class green clothes and high top, green, mous engineers today attribute Irish hats. Engineering students Phi U, 8:00, H107 The session will elect a class but I'm not so sure. It looked visiting deans and faculty spon- should be finished in a minute. their success to this lucky talis- Sock and Buskin, 7:30, 202 sponsor and map plans for the more like the front of a dollar sors. Senora Baleceda de Josef., "The comunity newspaper should clad in green and a band made up man. WAA. 8 - 00. 220 recently-revived Tech "Fish Day," watch to me, especially after the will stay in the home of President of students of the same division Comittee in charge of the cele- will compose the parade. SPQR, 7:00, 220 date of which will be established ems threw her out of a certain Clifford R Jones, and Mrs. Nancy 'Click." I wonder what time it bration will be Willard Bauman, Jr. class meeting, 7:15, C101 at the meeting. See ON TAI' Page 4 See AWS Page 4 la After the parade around the cam- J. C. Moore and G. G. Fairley. f 40.

Saturday, Page Two THE TOREADOR Saturday, March 15, 1941

How About A Swing Band? THE TOREADOR Aute .24:4E40 Sitaidti Thesis Fears

THE TOREADOR, student newspaper of Texas Sirs/ *./ilit .4E4 qlyinf No Longer A Technological college, is published every Wednesday Tech Library Has Everything and Saturday on the campus of Texas Technological IN A NEW book, "The Wave of the Future," college at Lubbock by students of the journallam Anne Lindberg has, without note of con- Bother Here BY LOUIE JOHNSTON

n9 The Side Line Raider Sprinters Invade Fort Worth with SAM JOHNSON Jaywalkers vs. No-Star• and players may get In touch with Toreador Sports Editor Ten Men Seek Laurels In singles opponents through that office. Wednesday, 4 p. m. 8. Substitutions are allowable for tFhoeLL: Mural Schedule Centaur vs. College Club team play but not in individual IFIE SAHARA desert has its softens the jolt—has a nicer, more Torrid Southwest Races singles matches. oases. Even Death Valley has refined sound.) The Phillies are- 7. Players participating In indi- The Tech cinder men will enter 5 vidual play will also be expected Bt Its verdant patch let Death Valley 'nt really so bad. All they need IS college; Freshman, Preparatory Los Comaradae• vs. Soell singles aPn seven events besides the special R evampe dF or P. to play in team competition, but Scott's palatial layout, and North a Wrigley or a Rupert to put up and Academy; High school; Mu- 5 p. m. Texas State, a school that has a some dough. football shuttle relay. J. R. Calla- it is not compulsory. nicipal (open to men and boys Kemas vs. Socil han, Finch grid star, will enter doubles 8. Team championship will be de- Se ° much smaller enrollment than • not In school and coaches will be „0'c . Tech, has two outdoor swimming It's hard to believe, but a Yan- the Freshman division of the dis- Rules set up for tennis are: cided by aggregate medal score "book, eligible to participate in this armer Weather pools. Is there any really practical kee pitcher once threw 13 straight cus throw. 1. Only one team shall represent covering four succeslve Sundays. event). Texas university is defend- reason that Tech balls to the first four men that Although handicapped by lack of a club In singles or doubles. 9. All persons having received shouldn't have a ing champion in the university (Addeather caused postpone- swimming pool? faced him in the first inning of training due to had weather and 2. One man may enter both sing- a varsity letter in any sport will be class, the division in which Tech ment of all scheduled matches in unavoidable absence of Coach les and doubles. ineligible to compete in team or North Texas State, according to a game with the Red Sox. He did- participates. the intramural tennis matches this n't may around long enough to Huffman the Techsters may bring 3. One defeat eliminates a team. individual play. well-informed sources, paid out the A feature attraction will be the week. set a record, but at that, it takes back ribbons in some events. The 4. A match shall consist of two 10. Any team failing to appear cost if its two pools in a short time 120-yard hurdle race between Next week's schedule is: a lot of courage on the part of a football relay team has an excel- sets out of three. for play at the appointed time will simply by assessing a small ad- Marsh Farmer, former Tech hurd- Monday, 4 p .m. magnag4r to silt in the dug-out lent chance of winning that event. Rules governing intramural golf immediately be disqualified. mission charge.. ler, and Boyce Gatewood, Texas U. and watch one of his boys toss All squad members have trained Jaywalkers vs. No-Stars doubles are: • STATE Swimming is a minor competi- star who holds the current records 5 p. m. thirteen times without nicking the extensively this past week and have 1. Each team shall enter four Compulsory chapel attendance is tive sport in the Southwest confer- in both 120-yard high hurdles and platter. Henry Johnson was the made notable improvements. College Club vs. Wranglers .. men to play on successive Sundays threatened at the University of Utly ence, and it's a good bet that Tech 220-yard low hurdles in this meet. guy that performed the feat. Hen- In the shuttle relay the teams are doubles starting at 2 p. m. on March 16 at Rochester because of poor attend- is going to need a pool if it ever Farmer set numerous records in ry was pretty fair on his good composed of four members of var- Tuesday, 4 p. m. Broadview golf course east of dance at weekly chapel. gets into Southwest competition. days. but when he was wild, he sity football teams of various col- the Border conference while at- Los Camaradas vs. Silver Keys Lubbock. The West Texas climate would tending Tech and is the present didn't go halfway. leges and they must wear com- doubles 2. Eighteen holes of golf must ■ limit the swimming season at Tech record holder in the Junior AAU plete football uniforms, except 5 p. m. be played by each foursome with 411MINIMII but at least four and possibly five 120-yard high hurdle event. Babe Ruth always had a padding, including football shoes. a representative from some other months of the year the pool could grudge against Moses "Lefty" The teams run back and forth the • participating team as a scorekeep- remain open. The chances are that Grove, and with good reason length of the football field, pass- Those making the trip and the Track Coach er. it could pay for Itself in a relative- —he couldn't hit Lefty's south- ing a football instead of a baton. events they will enter are: Leon Lin o s E y 3. After scores of March 16 have ly short length of time. Less than paw slants. Babe picked a ma- • Powers, 220-yard low hurdles; been turned in, the lowest 18 play- $10,000 of course, that ain't hay)) jor-league all-star team every The Tech football relay team is Barkley Meadows. 880-yard race; ers will be put into a single elim- would be enough to give Tech a — LAST DAY- year, even when he was on the composed o f E. J. McKnight, Bob Roberts, pole vault, Newman ination bracket for individual play pretty good pool. That's the esti- downgrade, as his name still Thayne "Red" Amonett, Robert Ledbetter, discus throw, Robert 4. The first round of individual DEANNA DURBIN mate of a guy who knows whereof lent magic to anything it touch- Duncan and Clarence Tillery. They Keyes, discus throw and shot put, play must be completed before he speaks, not a guess of the "NICE GIRL" ed. In 1928, when Lefty was in are the fastest members of the E. J. McKnight, football relay, 100- March 23, second round before sports department. with Franchot Tone tits unparalleled On our estima- highly touted 10 second men of yard dash, and broad jump, Thayne March 30, the third round before Of course, everything can't come Also—Pete Smith's Metro- tion) prime, Babe left the Ath- last fall's football squad. Arnonett, football relay and 100- April 6, and finals before April 8. at once, but it's something to put °plc Special letic star off his all-star sel.- The meet will attract more than yard dash, Clarence Tillery, foot- 5. The individual bracket will be on a shelf in the mental store- Lion. Moses didn't react kind- 1500 athletes in the six divisions. ball relay and Robert Duncan, foot- posted March 17 on the bulletin "3RD DIMENTIONAL house and reserve for a future ly and the fire got some new These divisions are University ball relay. J. R. Callahan will en- board at the dean of men's office. plug. It would be nice to have a MURDER" fuel. Once in the Yankee stad- (Major conference schools-; College ter the freshman discus throw new gym (and we may get one be- TY ium as a kid, we saw the A's (Minor conference schools); Junior event . fore too long). about twenty more p and the Yanks play a double- Presser & Sun. Chris Tues. tennis courts, and a nine-hole golf header, the spring following VED course—ail in line with a prospec- Babe's snub of Lefty, and Lef- West Texas HAIL AN IMPORTANT 'I IA tive physical education and athlet- ty pitched the first game. Babe i IN ic department expansion. Tech Net Team Works Hard FILM EVENT fouled one pitch, as we recall HOSPITAL INES it, and that was the extent of The teaming of two great stars Nothing much has developed.. Lubbock, Texas its his mamma against Lefty, who for the first time . yet In the way of getting a whiffed him three times. For Easter Competition STAFF campus golf course. The sports CHARLES BOYER However, just to prove that he reporter who covers golf is Practicing ex .1.. • MARGARET SULLIVAN wasn't completely over the hill, Charles J. Wagner, M. D. just about as much of a phan- the Tex. Tech netment are pi.. Surgery and Consultation the Bambino came back in the in the greatest American love tom (so for as this department paring for their spring lip next game and lofted three of Sam G. Dunn, M. D., F.A.C.S. story of all time ... and one is concerned) as the golf through the Southwest conference George Earnshaw's fast ones high Surgery and Genito-Urnary of the best-srllers of the cen- coach. Ws still justa mite The tour will be made during the Textile Manager Diseases over the right field bleachers, and early to work up fever over Easter holidays, according to pres- I Oil into the street. And Earnshaw was Allen T. Stewart, M. D. golf, anyway, with the ther- ent plane. Tentative arra Zfk more than a Dueller, although far BERL HUFF NIN Obstetrics, Gynecology, Surgery Fannie Hurst's mometer bouncing around the mants also call for ohm e-and-and- from being a Grove. freezing mark, a n d besides, home series with West Texas State Speaks At Tech Wm. L. I3augh, M. D. Harking back to such dusty who have when a guy's golf bag — con- college, probably the last part of Surgery and Diagnosis "BACK memories reminds us that it must w York's taining clubs, balls tees and ev- this month. Manager of Postex mills of Post, Fred W. Standefer, M. D. be spring, even if the weather :cation in en shoes—is still in hock—he Herbert E. Jones, addressed tex- around here makes us out a liar. • Robert T. Canon, M. D. STREET" college can't afford to get the hug. It tile engineering students Thursday Tech Theatre Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat • Prospectve matierial f o r the be just another ease of evening. He discussed textile man- would squad includes Jack Lovelace, Da- Allergy, Hayfever spiraling the wheele. ufacturing as it might concern the , vid Storey, Trevor Wolfe , Jack W. E. Cravens, M. D. Poor old Hank Greenberg has student. cursing 12. Laundry Bags Go Shanks, Lloyd Brunson and Jack I.AST TIMES TODAY General Medicine flat feet and may not be able to "Although textile students us- PR CE iibragles' Hightower. Shanks, who was busy Denzil D. Cross, M. D. F.A.C.S. join the draft legions. Isn't that with his football duties, and Brun- ually start work at a low salary, Surgery, Gynecology, Urology a shame? That $40,000 may enable At Steady Clip son did not play in the fall se- they are the country's highest paid "The Howards Any him to bear up under such terrible 0. W. English, M. D., FA.C.S. 10c & 28c Apply/ornately half of the 500 mester's competition. Lovelace, engineers after 10 or 12 yea,." Any Time! misfortune. Anyway, it was big of Surgery, Diseases of Women laundry bags manufactured and Storey, Wolfe and Hightower car- said Jones. Of Virginia" him to let the press of the country Ewell L. Hunt, M. D. being sold by the textile depart- ried the burden of fall play. Brun- For women desirous of erne! m. rave and query for a month over Surgery, Gynecology and — LAST DAY— ment to finance their trip during son is a letterman from last year's textile engineering, Jones h with his draft status before he released Obstetrics BONNIE BAKER in the Easter holidays, have been team and Shanks has shown much nothing but encouragement. A , the disillusioning news. It touch- sold. improvement this spring and has 010 cording to him the sky was Cary Grant C. C. Marshall, M. D. 'es the pore old heart. Nice that "YOU'LL FIND OUT" During the tour, textile engin- grim determination to win. limit and marriage the escape. Dermatology and General it's nothing contagious... or is it, eers will visit mills and industrial • Martha Scott Medicine With Orrin Tucker and his in the case of major league base- centers over Texas. Cities which M. H. Benson, M. D. Orchestra ball players? Indications now point to Love- An irate student wrote the they will visit will be Fort Worth, Infants and Children It's really not just an Idle lace in the number one slot, al- SUNDAY—MONDAY Dallas, San Antonio, Houston a n d Daily Princetonian bemoaning the rumor that Dell Morgan is go- though he will be pushed hard by Clyde F. Elkins, M. D. Prevue & Sun titre Tues. Galveston. Students will observe loss of his special beer mug from ing to return to Lubeck again Shanks and Storey. Wolfe, Brun- Surgery, Gynecology and the practical side of industry. behind the bar at the Nassau tomorrow. He's going to take son and Hightower will swat it out General Medicine Out of ,elskenhere..- came • "GHOST- in the Fort Worth Exposition for the number four position. R. C. Douglas, M. D. . out of Assget ca e and come back to Lubbock Student Religious Council Brunson may play in the number BREAKERS" General Medicine ' with Huffman and Dowell If one doubles combination, even if DINNERS—STEAKS tars M. D. Watkins, M. D. BENNETT lir-Dot football practice gets underway Schedules Skating Party he fails to make one of the top General Medicine April 1, it will probably curry four rungs on the singles ladder. LORIS Club Breakfast I 5c Elmo Alexander, M. D. into May, as it's 10-day run St. Patrick's Day benefit skating His specialty is doubles play. The HAYWARD. General Medicine will be broken by the Easter parties will be held March 17 at other half of the combination is Bob Hope holidays. both the Wicker and Barrier roll- not yet decided. Complete Luncheon 35c C. J. Hollingsworth er rinks under the sponsorship of Paulette Goddard Superintendent as that No dope is available on the Any day that is not too cold will the Tech Student Religious Coun- type of play that Morgan plans find these aspirants out on the milt? cil. to introduce at Tech, but it courts working hard preparatory Proceeds will go to the building The Waffle Shop will probably be a modified to the initial matches. Notre Dame system. fund of the Lubbock Community • Center, 6th and Avenue B. The The Easter trek tentatively calls Mr. and Mrs. T. W. White for this schedule and it is unlikely Of all the teams in the major center is maintained by the Lub- Owners TOWER that any of the dates will be Notice ! AR leagues, the Phillies have lost the bock ministerial association for changed: 1107 Avenue K 0th & College Free Parking most ball players to the draft; the benefit of the underprivileged of the city. April 7 — Hardin-Simmons at i That word conscription — just Abilene. buys a 1941 — LAST DAY— ?bone 33 10 RITZ BROTHERS April 8—Tex. University at $812 ANDREWS SISTERS Austin. CID Cocanougher—Ray Fanner ... What's This A Skiing April 9—Texas A & M at Col- Mgr. Owner CHEVROLET MASTER DeLUXE COUPE "ARGENTINE lege Station. NIGHTS" April 10—Baylor University at Delivered in Lubbock with a 90 h.p. motor—body Champion At Texas Tech? Waco. CITY Prevue & Sun. thru West April 11—S M U at Dallas. by Fisher and 25 other fine features not found in Blame it on the irony of fate, from Steamboat Springs, six boys April 12—T C U at Fort Worth. IN TECHNICOLOR I a whim of the gods of destiny, or any other low priced car. S and a girl. Four of them made the April 13—A C C at Abilene. CAB CO. what have you—it's still a paradox move last year, including physics that Tech has a ski champion with- Home meet s have also been in its arid confines. And a real major Stewart Dismuke, Morton's scheduled with Hardin - Simmons. brother. They liked the place, took 777 PHONE 999 champion! One who has a trophy A C C and University of New Me. Cit.40/..d ea. home some words for Tech, with to speak for his accomplishments. ico after the spring tour. The, the result that three other Steam- matches will probably be played Sub-station At JO Morton Dismuke. 19-year old boaters heeded the Texas call and Mark Halsey, No. 2 'We Know Chevrolet—You Know Us" freshman engineering student, is the latter part of April and early matriculated at Tech this year. May. the polished snow-bird. His latest Morton has been skiing ever conquest was scored at the Third since he could strap on a pair of with LINDA DARNELL 29 Annual Carnival sponsored by the skis and hold himself upright. He MONEY TO LOAN Agua Piedra Winter Sports club joined the Amarillo Ski club this Diamonds, watches, guns, musi- at Tres Ritos, New Mexico, where winter to make himself eligible for cal instruments. typewriters or 10c 95 he won the Men's Giant Slalom Ski meet competition, and broke anything of value. and placed third in the Men's into the Amarillo news when he Licensed and Bonded BA0f1011111Y 25c Downhill Race. started exhibiting his prowess as PAWNBROKER IIE SIN Previously, Dismuke had churn- a skier. He expects to leave Tech JENKINS JEWELRY 95 ed up the snow in the Albuquerque one fine day with a degree in Me- 1208 Broadway Phone 3230 Ski meet to win first place in the chanical engineering. If he returns slalom, the only race that he en- to the ski-run sections of the 11 FRANK MORGAN ,44fAmeer FRANK In tered. At Santa Fe, Dismuke skied Rockies, he doubts that he will 95 to a third place In the slalom, prov- have to make any more hitch-hlk- "HULLABALOO" ing that even a native of the ski ing jaunts into the vastness of Ir.. the season's surprise country around Steamboat Springs. New Mexico just to revel in his HEART film treat! Colorado, has to get a little prac- native love—snow. You'll find it a pleasure to shop where you will always 95 tice under his belt to top his field. 'rerue & Sun thru Tues. Dismuke has skied only four times find plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables of high quality since Christmas, including the DANGLES three competitive meets he enter- Tech Is Passed and at the lowest prices . . . Try one of our six borne- 95 ed. owned stores this week . . . There's one just around the Ride wish ix. brave Rad Dismuke graduated from Steam- By Officials Of Ma BM .1.. boat Springs, Colorado, high school GOLD corner from where you live. In '40, the same year that he took 11.1114.1 the ws1/1 second place In the Southern Rocky Garden Tourney or Mountain Cross - Country race, a The Red Raider cage season 10 feat that was based on adolescent SILVER NO. I. 1402 BROADWAY NO. 2. 603 BROADWAY years of jumping and slalom ex- definitely over. Tech failed to receive the lone- perience In Northwestern Colora- NO. 3. 2422-B BROADWAY NO. 4. 1832 AVENUE Q hoped-for bid from the moguls of do's snow-laden mountains. When a student leaves the mild- the Madison Square Garden Invi- 69c NO. 7. 2420 19TH NO. 14. 1220 AVENUE Q ness of the arid West Texas Plains tation tournament. for a winter-ridden mountain coun- In fact, no team west of the 75c try — well, that seems a human Mississippi was invited to associate thing to do. But when a devotee of with the elite easterners in the sac- winter sports, skiing especially, de- red precincts of the metropolis. $1.00 -NORTH pOLiCE' K serts his snow-covered habitat for The tournament gets underway the snowless plains—that's food for next Tuesday, March 12, and con- thought. Dist-nuke supposed that tinues through the week. "See Our Display" "the folks wanted to get me far Most of this year's squad will be eough away from home so that back next year, and with the ad- Texas Tech College dition of some good fish hoopsters I nwouldn't be tripping back every PAIII-ETrE GODDARD PRESTON 1-0517.71 may be able to build a record that ROBERT PRESTON AIM TADUROEE weekend.” BOOKSTORE will convince the tournament offi- LYNN[ °mums GEORGE RARCROFT • "On the Campus" As a mater of fact, there are cials that Tech can play basketball seven students enrolled in Tech In anybody's league. I

Page Four THE TOREADOR Dr. Young Receives Appointment And Job On Texas Certified Seed Growers Board BY LOUIE JOHNSTON Who in American Education. welcoming address at 9 a. m. Mr. Toreador Staff Writer The Thursday meeting was at- Earnest Mader, Instructor in a- gronomy, acted as chairman for DR. A. W. YOUNG, head of tended by the growers of certified seed of this section, the members the morning program. Dr. Young the Texas Tech plant indus- had charge of the afternoon bus- try department, began active iness and discussion. service as a member of the Seed treatment for smut was Texas Seed and Plant board. at demonstrated to the assembled seed growers by a motion picture a meeting of the Certified Seed which showed the growth and Growers of Texas, held on the treatment of the various kinds of campus Thursday. grain smuts. Ethyl mercury phos- phate was recommended for treat- Dr. Young accepted the ap- ment of smut infected seed. pointment t o serve with this The appointment of this Tech board March 3. His first prob- faculty member came as a sequel lem was the development of a to his work and inquiry regarding set of standards for the certi- the securing of quality seed for fication of seed for the newly West Texas sorghum and potato started south plains potato in- crops. He is the first representa- dustry. As he put it, "With the tive that this area has bad to letter that verified my appoint- serve on the board which certifies ment, I was given a job to do". plants and seeds for Texas farms. Advisory members of the board Other members of the seed and are J. E. McDonald, Texas com- plant board are R. V. Miller, chief missioner of agriculture and Pres- FROM "WESTERNER" to Mounted Police," opening at Sat- of the division of field seed certi- ident T. 0. Walton of Texas A & red-coat, Gary Cooper turns his fication, and E. P. Humbert, head urday night's preview, and run- fistie talents south to north, in ning through Tuesday of next of the genetics department of Tex- the Broadway's "Northwest as A & M. At the close of the meeting, Dr. week. Before he came to Tech in 1935, Young met for the first time with Dr. Young taught in Oklahoma's his new associates to assist in ro- Panhandle A & M. Previous to this ceiving applications for this year's he served on the faculty of the • • • certified seed crop ewes ea4neii University of Tennessee. He is a of the seed and plant board and Friday, standards for seed pota- graduate of Iowa State college, vocational agriculture teachers as toes were considered in connection Twit "Sweate4-ette" holding BS, MS and PhD degrees well as employees of agricultural with the growing potato industry from that institution. His name experiment stations. which is attracting Montana and was listed in the 1939-40 Who's Dean A. H.. Leidigh made the Idaho farmers to the South Plains. No Imagination Necessary Have you seen this clever new jacket? . .. then you've something in store ... for when you see one, ON TA P"'"•. For This Moonlight Terrace you'll want one for sure ... they- And Then There's Collegiate Cntinued From Page 1 're of white jersey soft and fleecy dancing establishment 13 times. 2a44.4 Pea...44/ inside . with the official Tech She'd get up and go right back Kiss; Ah Freedom, Ah Love! ETSY DAN BIHL PRESI- .ies at the bookstore on the hour emblem as shown in the picture in, and they'd up and throw her 1-'9 right back out again. This went to take any students te the rinks above . sizes in small, medium, BY DAPHEENE HUTCHINGS ident of Las Vivi, said that on til she'd plowed up a good half for an hour's skating. Tickets large ... this clever cardigan is Toreador Staff Writer if you must kiss your sweetheart, their presentation would need kiss her on the back of the neck. acre of ground with her landing are on sale today and the offer perfect for campus "roustabouts," "TN THE SPRING a young man's • gear and the officers had worn the use of the imagination. The is good for today only. • • • and you'll not want to be without fancy lightly turns to thoughts Japan says the custom of kissing themselves down to where they moonlight terrace needed no im- one. of love." and embracing as done in America looked like the stub of a theater agination, it w a s perfectly Jane Hill came bounding up the is entirely foriegn to its people. ticket after two showings of "Gone beautiful. steps of the ad building all smiles And with the advent of spring, With The Wind". every young man and woman Japan also describes a torrid lit- yesterday morning saying, "Aren't Everytime she'd strike home You know, their presentation should be thankful for America tle kiss as "uncleanly, immodest, people wonderful?" She had in her indecorous, ungraceful and likely plate some of her bridge work of the club president is one of hand more money for the AWS with its freedom of speech, press, would bounce loose and come a and religion, and love. Ali, love. to cause spread of disease." the nicest traditions of any of convention. Forum is planning to rattling out of her oral cavity. sponsor a movie to provide funds In waring coun- New England Puritans even en- Two more bounces and Ray could the social clubs. tries, there is no foreed laws prohibiting kissing be- for the Mortar-Board breakfast. have gone into the hardware bus- • • • Too, the programs will go to story of boy tween man and wife when they iness. How about this deferred were alone. press today, and she is anxious for meets girl, a kiss, • • • all clubs wishing to welcome the love and mar- rushing the boys' social clubs Today there is no opposition to Some one asked me why I didn't are doing. Sounds like one more girls to the convention turn in riage. Some even osculation on moral grounds, and write about something besides their dollors this morning some- live happily ever idea It gives them one whole se- there are different kinds of kisses wine and women. That's a right mester to know what they want, time to Mary Margaret Tunnel or after. The Euro- recognized as modern embraces. good idea, but I didn't know there to Nettie Belle Batton. pean or Asiatic and what they are getting. These kises are described as: the was anything else. Women's Inter-club Council is story is one of movie kiss, as demonstrated by I'd just as soon the cook in the Tut Pan 41leit custom-made love. It's an age old planning to discuss the use of the rr. Clark Gable and Hedy Lannarr; the women's dorm would cook that same type rush period for the wo- AWS- story. They marry according to emotional kiss as that of a soldier Infernal cabbage in the back parental wishes, by being bought men's clubs. By A C. LAMBERT boy kising his sweetheart goodbye; yard. That way It wouldn't be • • • Continued From Page One Oy„-40 with a dowery, or by governmental Farley Gaines will stay in the 0 the husband and necessary to hold a post mortem Joyce Swan is wearing a new supervision of public weddings in wife kiss, as dem- over it for the following week. engagement ring and the boy girls dormitory. Italy, or by the choice of the onstrated by the Speaking of "optimism" — did Forum breakfast has been sche- state in Germany. that is connected with it is Bill unemotional peck you read about the 93 year old Whitfill—Ritti and Jeff are doing duled for April 4 instead of April LL HELL probably will break.t. Husband and wife can't kiss in of the husband man who married the 73 year old all right 3, and the Women's Press club public in Italy or Russia. for only a week or two; A loose when the curtain goes up upon the cheek girl and began looking for a house the Varsity Show brought them breakfast for visiting Theta Sigma Phi wil be on "Hellzapoppin — at Amarillo's of his wife; the close to a school. together—Ann Moore says there given April 3. Municipal auditorium Sunday at CAWTHON- Home Economics club has con- Continued From Page One Those who object to necking In motherly kiss, as is nothing like going steady with 8:15 p. m.. North America are the anti-oscu- a mother kisses a guy tributed $15 and Dean Mary W. circus-coaching that the Matadors (Joe Burson) who is no Doak $25 for the convention. Pre- And brother, if you've got the lators or public health officers. her child. CAMPUS- busy with the show speaking money, the time, and the stomach changed almost overnight into a There are others such as the Cntinued From Page 1 viously announced donations were Scarlet Scourge from the South They base their objections on hy- parts that he can hardly find for a sojurn in Amarillo, you'll be genic grounds. brotherly kiss, the fatherly kiss. carpenter shop that was formerly time to call, and when he does, received from Las Chaparritas spending them all well to run up Plains of Texas, famed from coast the sisterly kiss and the cousinly situated beside Doak Hall has been club, $25; San Souci, $25; Ko Shari, to coast as the Red Raiders of They claim that he's too tired to tall[. and take a gander at this show. 80,000 germs are kiss. And last but not least, is moved behind the power house • • • $25; DFD, $25; Forum, publicity; Texas Tech. They have defeated Lubbock Chamber of Commerce, Billy House and Eddie Garr transferred from the collegiate kiss, as demonstrat- next to the new NYA shop. Zeb Moore does the most inter- are the stars. They've got the teams from Loyola on the West ed by Tech eds and co-eds the • badges; Junior council, clean-up Coast to Miami on the East. one pair of lips esting art work in his nine o'clock and contributions from WAA, guts to do anything, so you year around. Ah freedom! Ah Gerald Greene has recently class. Las to the other in He draws a god cup of cof- Leales, and Phi U. might be surprised at the things Indications are that Morgan will one kiss. Love! had two articles published. One fee, but his twisted rolls are a lit- that happen. I talked to some retain the Raiders' colorful Notre These anti-Os- appeared in Naylor's Epic-Cen- tle rough, even when h e labels people who saw the production, Dame formation of play, although culators also re- HOWELL RECEIVES JOB tury Magazine of San Antonio them. SELLS ADVERTISING and they arestill convulsed by the style might be modified some- port that for ev- Mary Melcher Howell, 1938 jour- and was an article on Tech. The Do you like to skate? The Mary Beth Clark, 1938 journal- the balloon salesman who cries what, with more emphasis going to ery kiss a cer- nalism graduate and former Tor- other dealt with the program In skating rinks have agreed to ism graduate from Van Horn, is his wares at the mention of Mae the "T" system, a current craze tain number of minutes are sub- eador staff writer, is employed as the animal husbandry of Tech turn all proceeds taken in today selling and writing advertising in West. See thew int? among coaches since Stanford's tracted from one's life span. general news reporter for the San and was published In West Tex- to the Community Center.. The the classified department for the Then the man o wanders over Clark Shaugnessy set the football However, they relent and say that Angelo Standard-Times. as Today. center has arranged to have bus- El Paso Times, El Paso. the audience looking for the seat world afire with his West Coast he never finds is plenty good for success. • laughs. • It's the robust, brawling, pain- Morgan, with almost all of the killing saga of silliness that has non-graduating Raiders from last been on Broadway for four years. fall back, arrayed in the finest dis- It's the fastest, screwiest conglom- play of championship potentially eration of nonsense, an d down ever known to Tech, will begin right good fun that you will ever spring training on or about April See. 1, releasing for the Easter holidays So I'm on my way to see "Hellz- and continuing through part of apoppin'" and there will probably May. be several hours to kill in the It was understood that his assist- north plains city, and I'm making ants, Berl Huffman, new assistant for the Minute Inn where they coach, and Walker Nichols, newly- serve the coldest bottle of brew in elected freshman coital, would par- Potter countty. ticipate in the workouts. • hes terfield 100 IRC- SHOW- Continued From Page One Continued From Page One sion wil begin at 2:15 in the same cribed as a huge vaudeville show. room with a paper by Howard There are dozens of specialities, Bretton, University of New Mexico, absolutely no plot a number of on "Infiltration of Non-Democratic major acts that were collected MILDER, BETTER-TASTING Ideologies Into the Western Hemis- from the cream of the crop, and a phere." At first session held yes- line of chorus girls. terday afternoon, Miss Inez Neill Miss Pirtle has emphasized that of Eastern New Mexico College the bus will leave at exactly 2:45 Those clean white Chesterfield packages have discussed 'Pan-Americanism Before and will return immediately after 1933" and Luis Amador, New Mex- the performance which will be in everything a smoker likes and wants. Pull the ico A&M gave a paper on "Good the Municipal auditorium. The re- FRANCES •URKE Neighbor Policy—Fact or Fiction." turning bus will arrive in Lubbock red tab — take out a Chesterfield ... and light it. at about 2 am. MI. America 1940-41 Other activities today wil be a COOL discussion of club work and prob- You'll like the way Chesterfields smoke lems to be held from 11:30 am. to ...you'll like their BETTER TASTE ... and you'll find 12:30 p.m. in Engineering auditor- Dr. Walter J. Howard ium presided over by Miss Amy them DEFINITELY MILDER—not strong, not fiat. Heminway Jones. Folowing this, Dentist wil be a barbeque luncheon in the 403 Myrick Building That's why Chesterfield is called the smoker's aggie pavilion at 1 p.m. Reports on Round Tables and el- Office Phone 2612 Res. 412 cigarette—the cigarette that SATISFIES. ections for regional officers and meeting place for next year will be at 4:30 p.m. in engineering auditorium with Miss Jones presiding. Yesterday's program, besides reg- istration and round table discussions, also included a tea in the RIDE home of President Jones and a dinner at Mexican Inn for members of conference and faculty ad- visers. Dr. Clifton NI. Utley, visiting 5c speaker of the conference and director of Chicago Council on For- tr„ ri4eid eign Relations, addressed an audience of townspeople, students and delegates last night on 'America in THE BUS a World at War" at St. John's Methodist Church. Lubbock City Bus Co. Officers of the local IRC club, other than Boucher are vice-presi dent, Archie McDonald; secretary - treasurer, Ruth Henry and Parlia- mentarian, V H. Britton. Members Dr. Marshall Harvey of the arrangements committee for FOOT SPECIALIST the conference were Boucher, Ruth Henry, Kara Hunsucker, George Surgical Chiropodist Kelton. Willard McCloy, Archie Across Street North of McDonald, Sara Beth Rice, Joe Hotel Lubbock ,weire Za ce,frere Will Triplitt.