Issued Twice Weekly by the Students' Publications Board of The University of British Columbia
VOL. XIV VANCOUVER, B.C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1932 No. 29 Roused Vancouver THE MILLION DOLLAR BABY —By Tavender Vance and Martin Appeals to Board Travel to Victoria Against Reduction To Wait on Cabinet Over Ninety Organizations Combine In Con A.M.S. Passes Vote of Confidence in Student certed Appeal to University Governors- Delegation Which Meets Cabinet Today Board To Consider Student Request At 3:00 p.m. For Information ittmfmttt—esemtsmitmmett For tho purpose of obtaining a vote of confidence from the Deluged with delegations, a harassed Board of Governors student body before sending a delegation consisting of Ken listened to an aroused Vancouver public deliver its views in Martin and Earl Vance to Victoria to convince the cabinet of the no uncertain fashion on the proposed cut in the University importance of the University to the province, Council called appropriation foV 1932-33. If tiie entire or any cut were to be an Alma Mater Meeting for Monday noon. The meeting was made, which faculty should bear the brunt of the decrease, packed to the doors. Was the main topic of discussion Friday night. • — • ' » Ken Martin, In explaining what Ninety Organisations TO MEET CABINET had boon done by the committee Over ninety different organisations REPRESENTS STUDENTS and what they Intended to do In tho were represented by either delega near future, stated that it was nec tions or resolutions. Among these essary to stick to tho main point. WM one from tho studenta, Includ Students should not allow themselves ing Ken Martin, chairman of the to be sidetracked by any rumours Publicity Committee, Earl Vance, which might be circulating, concern president of the A.M.S., Dorothy. ing the reception accorded a student Myers, Don McDiarmid, Ken Camp- delegation to the powers that be. boll, St. John Madeley and Rose He thanked all the students who mary Winslow. had offered their help to the'com Although the meeting was sched mittee for clerical and other work. uled for eight-fifteen, the Adminis He stated that although he had been tration Building was half-full of gratified at the response to the ap people by quarter to eight. Dr. peal for help, nevertheless he was Sedgewick, Professor Day, and other GREAT DRIVE RECALLS KEN MARTIN rather disappointed to find that members of faculty superintended Reduced Grant Ken Martin, Chairman of the Pub more students did not offer practical the registration of names and organiz STUDENT CAMPAIGN licity Committee, whose efforts have assistance. ations represented. After registra Unsound Policy been largely responsible for the An additional appeal was made to tion the delegates wero shepherded TEN YEARS AGO success which the campaign has had members of the student body who over to Arte 100 where they wore In arousing public opinion in the come from the interior of British Interests of the University. He will addressed by Professor H. F. Ang States Letter Students Strive Today For tho Uni Columbia to get in touch with their speak, with Earl Vance, to the Cab us on "The Value of An Arts Fac versity As Classes of '22-'23 Fought parents and Influential men in their inet at 3 p.m. today in Victoria. ulty." Can B.C. Afford To Give Away In Its Interests localities, and to get these men to Student Appeal Refused 1750,000 In Order To Save $193,000, approach the legislative representa tive for their districts concerning The student delegation filed into Asks Publicity Committee? At a time when the energies of the the Boardroom to make an ap Committee Leader the proposed reduction. In this con- entire student body are being devoted nectijau Eari dVance" stated -that an peal for co-operation and request The second letter of the series being EARL VANCE to carrying on the greatest campaign ex-minister of education had stated for information. In effect both wero sent out by the Publicity Committee Asks Out of Town in the history of our university, it is that one letter or wire from a mem refused. The facts asked for were Earl Vance, President of the Alma to important people of the province the financial statement of the Uni Mater Society, who left yesterday interesting to recall the tremendous ber's constituency had far more ef has now been prepared. Five thou campaign so successfully conducted in Students for Aid versity for the session 1930-31, the with Ken Martin for Victoria to sand or more residents of B.C. will fect than hundreds of signatures on wait upon the Provincial Cabinet 1922-23. a petition. budget for the session 1931-32, and the receive copies. This letter contains "It is essential that the student with regard to the proposed cut in report of the Special Committee of a statement of the University's eco The avowed object of the campaign, campaign have the support of all The vote of confidence was fol the University grant, the Board of Governors. The Gov- nomic status at present and presents then as today, was to present the facts outlying parts of British Columbia," lowed by prolonged applause. Vance (Continued on Page 3) the reasons why, in the opinion of the regarding the university to the people said Ken Martin, chairman of the and Martin left last night and will student body, a further cut is not of British Columbia, that they might Publicity Committee, addressing out- wait upon the cabinet at 3:00 p.m. Legal Authorities only injudicious but unpractical. The judge for themselves whether It of-town students in Arts 100, Friday today. Students hope for tangible letter follows: should be properly established or not. noon, "and to secure this support results from this effort. It was felt that once the public was Earl Vance, in addressing the Kenneth Martin Dear Sir or Madam: the Committee depends upon you," Recognize Degrees in possession of the true facts of the meeting, stated that it was necessary The Student Publicity Campaign is he declared. case it would demand in no uncertain to carry on the campaign to the and Earl Vance not being carried on in an effort to "We've got to get out and fight Of U.B.C. Students terms that the work of construction bitter end. Present signs made it get a larger grant than that received at Point Grey be undertaken without for Varsity and make the public Go to Capital by the University for the fiscal year sympathetic with us," he continued, look as though it might be necessary The University of British Colum delay. to continue the fight for another bia has received formal notification 1931-32. Plans for the campaign were care "and the only way to reach the hin Scotty Mclnnes has been carrying terland is to send out information two or three weeks. He made an on the good work of the Publicity from the Council of Legal Education The students realize fully the seri fully drawn up during the summer of appeal for additional caution money ousness of the financial situation in' concerning the University. Put the Committee in Victoria. As tangible in England that the University has '22 and with the opening of the fall waivers, but despite the patriotic been approved by the Council and this province and throughout the term the drive began in earnest. Mass case fairly before all influential results of a trip to the capital he people in your home town, and in applause which followed the appeal, that its degree examinations will world. They applaud the wise ond| meetings of the students were held only twenty-one waivers were signed has lined up a hearing with the cab timely efforts of the government to your letters mention some of the facts inet today at 3:00 p.m. and an in qualify its students for admission at and details were thoroughly discussed. directly after the meeting. any one of the four Inns of Court. economize in every practical way. It A canvass was made ot every house which you will be given shortly," he terview with the conservative caucus is only by rigid economy that the pre concluded. The meeting was thrown open to wlnn it meet3 early next week. This recognition is a great advan in Vancouver to secure signatures for discussion and in reply to the ques tage to graduates of the University sent period of depression can be met a petition not only stating the desires Win Shilvock, chairman of the Earl Vance and Kenny Martin left and banished. Publicity Sub-Committee, pointed out tion as to what the committee in of British Columbia who wish to and hopes of the students, but repre tended to do if the campaign failed, on the midnight boat for the capital senting the views of the electors, "in that students coming from outside read Law and obtain Call to the Bar Thc students make no claim that the Earl Vance replied, "We don't ex city where they will attempt to con the hope of proving to the govern Vancouver were numerous and in in England. It b particularly use University should be exempted from pect to lose." vince members of the executive ful to Rhodes Scholars who are of economies. Neither do they make ment that the people support us when fluential, and suggested that they en Letters and Telegrams Effective council of the provincial parliament. ten students at the Inns of Court any protest against any personal In we say that higher education is not close the latest circular in their letters. The efficacy of various methods They have files and files of ma concurrently with their work at Ox conveniences which may be incident a luxury but a necessity." The en He mentioned the fact that all other of bringing the opinion of the pub terials and statistics, and It is hoped ford in the final Honours School of to the making of them. thusiasm of the students was con provinces were In favor of a Uni lic with regard to the University to that they will be able to swamp the Jurisprudence or in preparation for tagious. The initiative, resource, and versity, even though no college in On the contrary, they have already the attention of the government has ministers with the very weight of the degree ot B.C.L. As late as No energy with which the canvass was Canada was as cheap to support as shown their willingness to co-operate received much consideration from their material. If this fails they still vember of last year the only two prosecuted caught and fired the ima U.B.C. by accepting uncomplainingly, the 25 the Publicity Committee lately. It have considerable argumentative Canadian Universities recognized for gination of men and women in all Milt Owen, president of Arts '34, per cent, increase in fees which has is now generally supposed that pe ability to fall back on. this purpose have been McGill and parts of the province. asked students present to sign over been made this year. And they are titions will be circulated for sig Toronto. Graduates of other Can their $2 caution money if they had It is considered probable that these anxious to co-operate further in eli Coming as a climax to the campaign natures. However Win Shilvock, adian Universities have been ad not already done so, and put a large same two men will try to convince minating any unnecessary expenses was Varsity week, a whirlwind of chairman of the Publicity Committee mitted in special cases but only af number of statistics before his aud the conservative caucus of the wor which may still exist in the university success, culminating in the great pil points out that personal letters or ter making separate application ience. Among other facts, he dem thiness of their cause when that expenditures. grimage from Fairview to the future telegrams to members of the Legis body meets to consider ways and which sometimes involves delay. site of the University, and the erec onstrated that the Government will BUT- actually lose 3520,000 annually if the lature are far more effective tht»n means and policies just prior to the British Columbia is not bankrupt, tion of the memorial cairn. Every long lists of signatures. Shilvock coming session of the legislature. student in the university was on hand University was closed, and declared either financially or spiritually. And that, should the cut go into effect, quoted an ex-Cabinet Minister as (Continued on Page 3) for the parade; floats and slogans General Public it should not allow the present crisis the reduction of expenses in the de saying that two or three personal to blind it to the future. were all original and constructed with letters from influential voters were Gives Committee the purpose of bringing home to the partment of Education would exceed The University budget was cut last any cut in any other department. worth more than thousands of names ORATORS MEET Strong Support year by 25 per cent.; and fees were people the acute congestion existing attached to a circulated petition. The increased 25 per cent. This means that: in Fairview, the admirable manner in Committee is therefore urging stu which practically every student as (1) The students are paying higher dents to suggest this form of ap FOR '32 CONTEST The Publicity Committee are re sumed personal responsibility for the fees than in any other Provincial Uni Smallpox Scare proach to any persons who might be ceiving numerous letters from the success of the parade was the most The Arts '34 oratorical contest will versity in Canada; capable and willing to use it ef people of Vancouver and other points outstanding characteristic of the whole Causes Demand take place on Friday, February 19, (2) The students are paying a larg fectively. in B.C. with regard to the proposed proceedings. Winners will receive valuable book er percentage of the cost of their For Vaccination cut. These letters are not all from On the Saturday afternoon the prizes. the big business or professional man. education than any others in Canada This competition has been held and whole student body took part in the As a result of the threat of small Many are from the smaller tax-payers, construction of the memorial cairn. OUTDOORS CLUB with increasing success since its in from the ordinary man with a vote (3) Already the University of Bri pox in the city there has been a auguration by the class of '30 in tish Columbia has reduced its ex Firmly embedded at the base was a sudden rush among the students to HOLDS SKI RACE The following Is typical of many •-"• ••• its sophomore year. This event penses more than any other provincial roll of parchment recording the efforts the Health office. By noon on Mon letters received: The Varsity Outdoor Club held Its has considerable influence in bring university in Canada, although Its of the students and the 51,000 signa day morning 340 students had been Dear Sirs: annual Downhill Ski Race from the ing out latent oratorical talent in (Continued on Page Three) tures of the people. The dedication done, 250 of whom had not been Just a few lines to let you know top of Dam Mountain down to the the University. It is a chance for (Continued on Page 3) done within the last seven years. that I and all tho members of my club cabin on Orouse Mountain on would-be speakers to attain the first There are still at least 215 students family are In hearty accord with Sunday, February 7. Jeckell Fair- rung ot the ladder, as previous car in the University who have never your stand, and as an average Members of the legislature IN MEMORIAM ley, President V.O.C., came first eers have revealed. been vaccinated, and have not as family of B.C. do not believe In will be passing through Van Many friends and acquaint with a time of 13 m., 10 s. Second yet presented themselves for vac Tryouts will be held on the Fri any curtailment of Its present couver this week. Tho Publicity ances will learn with regret of and third places were held by Jack cination. day previous in Arts 106 at 12:10. system (the University's) and Committee will bo considerably tho passing of Kenneth Blair, Mitchell and Andy Stirling both of Speeches must not exceed 5 minutes agree that It should have larger aided If interviews can be ar who died last Saturday after a Owing to the shortage of vaccine, Science '33, with 17 m., 50 s. and 18 in length. scope if anything, as It's about ranged with those men. Any lengthy Illness. He was a native as a result of the sudden rush, the m. respectively. The snow, now The winner last year was Paul rime Canada and Canadians went students who are personally ac of Alberta and a member of tho Health Service Department has been reaching seventeen feet, was in fair Campbell who represented U.B.C. at forward; altogether those an quainted with members of the class of Sc. '34. The Ubyssey obliged to refuse vaccination to ly good condition, but visibility was Winnipeg in this year's inter-colleg fourteen votes and they will bo legislature are requested to get Joins with his many friends In many who have been done within poor, as it snowed steadily through In touch with Don McDiarmid iate debate. He discussed "The used against those who blight our expressing sincere sympathy the last seven years in order to out tht- race. Doubtful Value of Lectures in the children's future. In the committee room a with his family ln their ber conserve the supply. as possible. A shield has been anonymously University." Frank Christian came Yours sincerely, eavement. second. donated this year for the club ski W. S. B. H.M.S. PIANOFORTE ing championship. Page Two THE UBYSSEY Tuesday, February 9,1932 HHrg CUss and Club (Member P.I.P.A.) Phono: PT. OREY US Notes Issued every Tuesday and Friday by the Student Publication Board of the University of British Columbia, West Point Orey * LAW CLUB Mall Subscription rate: $3 per year A meeting of the Law Club will be Advertising rates on application. held on Monday, Feb. 15th, at 8 p.m. EDrrOR-IN-CHlEF--Wilfred Lee ln Aud. 312, S.C.M. room. The program EDITORIAL STAFF will Include an address by Frank Senior Editor for Friday: Prances Lucas Hall, last year's president. Lower Senior Editor for Tuesday: Mairi Dingwall classmen are particularly invited to Literary Editor: Molll* Jordan. attend. Sport Editor: Oordon Root. Feature Editor: Tom How I suppose there has seldom been such a News Manager: St John Medoley PACIFIC AREA demonstration of community feeling in British The second mooting of the Pacific Associate Edlton: Mollie Jordan, Norman Hacking, Area Group will be hold on Friday, Day Washington. Columbia as the one staged on Friday night, Fob.'Uth, at 8 p.m. ln the home of Exchange Editor: J. Stanton when 92 city and provincial or- Mrs. A. Olbb, 8845 W. 36th Ave. Assistant Editors: K Harcourt, Mirgaret Little, A. Thomp Saving the ganizatlona were represented at Tho speaker will bo Rev. J. Buch son, S. Koate, Ouy Palmer, J. Stanton. anan Tonkin, and tho subject of the Office Assistant: Cells Lucas University a meeting with the Board of Gov evening "Confucius." Any student Cartoonist: W. Tavender Columnist: R. Grantham ernors. Students, alumni of sev on tho campus wishing to make REFORfORIAL STAFF friendly contacts with fallow atud Pat Kerr, A. wlito, W. 6afhe>on, Kay Croaby.^Betty eral universities, parents, teachers, the Pro enta, either Oriental or Occidental, ii Gourre, D. Perkins, Vlrgmls Cumnilags, Kay Orson. testant and Catholic clergy, the professions, the urged to coma along, bring a friend, and introduce himself on Friday wood, J. Miliar, Agnes Davies. trades and Labor Council, the Native Sons BUSINESS STAFF evening, and Daughters, service clubs, several women's Baslness Manager Rest Price organizations and a number of agricultural in At the meetinletting oof^f 'thve Art Club Advertising. N. Nameti\M*) Ctrouteffeai M. Mlllte tonight, Tuesday, MM. Rota W. Business AssletanU: 8. Upton, 1. Benson, B. OlUiei, terests were among those who sent delegates. Meyers, Art Editor of tho "Dally H. Barclay, A. Wood. Assembling' at short notice, mainly in re Province," will give an aUdress on •P "this 'Freedom' In Art" Tho meet sponse io appeals of student* and faculty, this ing will be hold in tho Board Room COMPOUND INVEST gathering was unexpectedly large and impres of tho Now Art Gallery at 1:15 p.m. emmememettmmtmtwtmitem and a large attendance la requested. sive. Such support came as a tremendous re The butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker, the doctor, the lawyer, the—well per lief to all who* art anxious for the welfare of WOMEN'S TRACK the University. It made one, as a student, feel Regular practices for woman inter haps not the Indian Chief, but at least the ested in track have boon arranged to Native Son,—aU were represented at Friday's very humble, too. take place In tho gymnasium on both meeting called at the Instigation of students The reception accorded the student delega Mondays and Fridays from 8:00 to for the purpose of letting the Board of Gov tion was, to put it mildly, not very encourag 4:00. Any students who are Interested and would like to take part in the ernors hear public opinion on tiie question of ing. No effort was made to answer gome of 'nter-class track moot on March ted, the proposed cut in the legislative grant to their questions, and the supplying of informa but cannot turn out to either of these tl ,l the University. "' tion asked for was postponed. As the Province practices, please got in touch with the PARLIAMENTARY FORUM put it, "a committee of students, at whose re president, Laurel Rowntree, immedi Tho Parliamentary Forum will meet Not tens, nor hundreds, nor even thousands quest the meeting was called, was also heard." ately. When weather permits, the in A 100 on Tuesday at 7:80 p.m. to practices will bo hold on tho oval. GEORGIA but scores of thousands were represented at Chancellor McKechnie is quoted aa saying: discuss subject for debate between the meeting. A conservative estimate would "Thia looks like the night before Waterloo?' U.B.C. and WlUlamette University on HOTEL C. O. T. C. March Ind. place the number at 85,000. And the dele One presumes that supporters of the Univer The Corps will parade on Wednes gates of these people were not present to com Subject, Resolved that Congress sity are the Allies. Down with Napoleon! day, Fob. 10th, at 8:00 p.m. sharp at should enact legislation to provide for When discussing plans for mend the Board of Governors on its action in J. P. Hampton Bole of the Native Sons and the Behtty St. Drill Hall. tho centralised control of Industry. your next banquet, phone tacitly accepting
CRUMBS The College Bred The Muck Editor has received a contribution to this page Haa anybody seriously considered the effect of the cut on Has the nurse fascinate* you"yet our own Sitting Bull? Thin| of a mare handful of students or we you Immune? in the form of a poetic drama, written in the style of Milt Gross coming out here every morning. Only the more serious of them for fleJII. ftfiUer. Because of its kng&, we print only ex- The symptoms of small pox art cerpta from it.* "* • frill be able to attend. Are ley the type of student that will many. After checking myself over for ill the cotfers of the Police Department? Art they? They are back-ache, headache, sore-throat, etc., Gifts it foist a great beeg prolog|:- :K ? ! t ! TbmyMetidaiaritsildremaT' not. ' '' "•"•• '• \ '"""" ""• ' '"•' •' . 1 fHl W V#f ^f"*|W*. *«n ;•' Think of the poor Sitting Bull out there every morning, By M. f. two ailments-a twisted knee and i |rom ni> mind it comti ^t only. hopefully waiting for a speedHiemon. Gone—aU gone! Ima (Special to queb-a-Muck) sore wk/BasketUU was tho cause Displaying a stylo of f^ereeing of'th* him'kr^lnd the Board of gine him turning in his reptrti-^iry sorry, >ut liaither ol entirely his own, Earl Vance whis Obvortiors gave mo the pain in the them stepped on it this morning." think of the frown on th* tled, hla councillors to victory over nock. lace of his superior! Think of poor Sitting BuU himself taking the Publications Board, to the tuns '*'"'""' • • • Vendeectioh'ectf'ltderk • cut. of 23-7 in a basketball game on flat- "The mightly Mr. Lee returned to In Wictorya sets it somtimes urdsy afternoon. With the help of sins' throe baskets in rapid succession," Van ve ned de vedder fer. Think of htm going home to his sorrowing wife and chil- Hendsridn ' the Great, a rank out said a report on tho Sport Pago. The cast, "it Is a vunder." Tho Exists loft do Flnanz Minister •iren—well, maybe he isn't married but it sounds more heart sider, Council wu able to hold the Evidently a "solo" effort Pub. Board to throe field baskets s * e poet chooses as the villain the Min-1 Den de odder oebnet minister breaking this way-good laying, "We'U have to cut out sugar and a penalty throw-in. Professor Hutchison spoke to tho later of Education who is accompan-j Grobs dja fens and, glffs a number Vancouver Institute on "The Great- led by his colleague, "The Finans 80 he gits a stenograffer on our porridge tomorrow." Imagine the cries of the children} Dirom opened the scoring for wait i_* et * I fj)i._ _ * ' : • ness of the Small In Life." And ho Minister." Bits a short and snappy letter imagine, if you please, Sitting • Bull switching to Blistering Council when the bill accidentally "Hef de grent you get dls seezln rolled Into the hoop and the coin* never mentioned small pox. He next tells of the widow ln Van Tooth-Paste; imagine him trying to figure out what he wag- .••ii •••• t t, t'- ••'. couver: Pus dunt esk vot is de reezln." ctdenta eeeurted agate wfctn Col Tho majority ol students in an a • e going to buy with that extra three dollars. It's pitiful, I teU you. lins threw the ball la tiw faaeril Nlxt it finds a viddo voomun, eastern university sloop through three Glffs it here un intormlshum direction of the basket lectures a week. They must be Mlsui U. Nlvenltle. Soch a bunch ov koedles she hes Ect Too Gordy Root, sport •#*»» Aaa^ed troubled with insomnia. Pies de moosic suft und svltly. down the boards to slip one in for e e e come by; DO YOU KNOW.f fwch a lot you nefer see. On do frond porch off her cottage the Pub, but Donaldson gained pos Some students don't seem to under From re priddy nem of Cempus •• — sesion a few moments later and with Comes It foi.U uose triplet child .'un, stand the eligibility rules and what Sltz dot Hddle viddo voomun Dirom and Collins running inter Arty, Appy und dls Aggie. That General Motors is not a single soldier, but a whole the^ are for. Aren't these rules con In de hend it holdz de letter ference he managed to get two more cerning the ineligible intelligible. Den it gifts de brudder Eddie, company, question mark. points. Half-time score was 11-2. • • » Und de ieeddle seester Commie, Dot de wicked wiUan sent her. O soch vlpping vipps dot viddo. Lee, Madeley, and Washington Lest ov all de Nolce und bobby • That General Electric is ditto, question mark. The Oriental situation is not im ''O mine chlldrun com to mommer." turned in stellar performances for From de nem of Household Eccy. That out of 2304 graduates four have approximately died, proving. One of these days there will Comz it queek dose keeds und the Pub. but were unable to score be a war. see question mark. on account of the small size and Putz it on wit heat de footlights! Noicie. s * * e Down de face It strems de deer great height of the basket. Council Down in an Oregon university, Putz it out wit spld de housellghtz! What people are saying, question mark. If you do, please . drips men kept continually getting In their foreign talkies have been introduced Lifts it op de welwit coltln! let us know, too. "O deer Nolcle I musd fire you. way, Collins especially. Vance re on the campus. Why don't they have Starts de pley und dot is soitln. To de orfnege goes my Bobby." That tiie other eminent columnist on this paper stamped warded the latter a number of free them translated into English first? Ed Vun: Wit deso wolds de viddo voomun shots for* his effective work. They'd be much more Interesting. and screamed on the floor a few days ago, question mark. In de corner klpps a cannon Clesps do beeby to her boozum Arnold Henderson, Council's help e • * Why people—either of them^-write the Muck; page, ques By de cannon stood* a flagpole "Hef de grent is not enuff. in ages past, proved he was their Tho Junior's Wall Underneed it rldz dls nodlz tion mark. only hope In years to come, when O woodman spare that tree To de purhouse ve musd go "Efery morning chust at nine Coz dot willun trets us so." That this damn typewriter has no question mark, question he dismissed his Senior A boys and Touch not a single bow, You must stand op all in line joined ln the basketball game. He Three years it sheltered me On dls griff comz down de coltln. mark. Rez de rlghd hend to de i-brow Glffs It now un Eplloggus. alone repelled the Journalistic at And I'll protect it now. Show de pipple you are hl-brow. That somebody actually laughed at the Muck Page this tacks and it was be who provided Twas our forerunners' hand Nidz a heero for dls drema Shows your luf of modder country Hoo or vot cud tek de piece? morning, question mark. the barging Councilmen with accur That brought it to Point Grey Shows your reespeck to de fleg." ROUSED VANCOUVER ate passes. (See sport page for de There, woodman let it stand. Mebbe praps her leedle chlldrun REDUCED GRANT UNSOUND APPEALS TO HOARD tailed story). Take not the grant away. Are de vuna to help de viddo? POLICY, STATES LETTER The two cebnet minsters enter. AGAINST REDUCTION "However," he admitted, "the Pub. "Nidz it monies priddy pronto We don't want another cut, by (Continued from Page One) boys had me baffled. I could never You're de faller vot can gid it." H.M.S. PIANOFORTE ernors 'would consider the request Josh! tell whether they were going to pass Sez dot wicked Finanz Minister. cost, In proportion to the attend of the students." to one of their own men or to one Den wit iz of edmeeration WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ance, has been among the lowest. The Alumni Association were rep of ours." When oute of numberes grete He continues "Vere you ged it?" Prof. Robertson: I don't think These large but necessary economies resented by Miss Isobel Harvey, Mrs. Of folks that haven graduate Madeley, on the Pub. team, at "From de viddo in Vancouver" Cicero was any more goody- we have accepted cheerfully, but fur Kay Lawrence (Miss Kay Peck of tempted to make a basket in his Onlie seventie and ane hundrede goody than I am nor any more Says the Itchication Minister ther economies are not practical from '19) and Gordon Scott. On coming khaki shorts, but had to be content straite worsy-worsy. ' any point of view. And we urge upon out of the boardroom they stated with two or three misses. Editor Lee Do dwelle in ye United State ' Heh-heh-heh, it is to leff Dr. Weir: In the last two your consideration the fact that the that they had been favorably re took steps to even up the whole sit Shouldst grant be cutte? I vill cut her grent in hef." years I've been ln about a dozen University already has taken a cut ceived. uation but the referee penalized him -T.H. Wit a seeloot at de fleg mental Institutions. that is comparable to that In any other Demonstration of Spirit for taking steps. Dr. Clark (standing behind public service and greater than the One hundred and fifty chairs, I Earl Vance, referee, railroaded tha AT THE VANCOUVER AT THE UTTLE THEATRE , desk): I can't do all tho bowing cuts of most. moved into the boardroom to accom whole affair although there wasn't or scraping ln this play or you Beginning Monday night, February Our present reduced general grant odate the delegation, failed to ac ? quorum In the audience. Between On the Thursday, Friday and Sat wouldn't see me half the time. complish their purpose, and many of his toots he coached Henderson. 15, The Stratford-upon-Avon Shakes urday of this week, February 11, 12 Earl Vance: This Is about the Is J437.700.00. We are making no ef peare Festival Company, an organiza fort to have this increased. But we those present had to stand for near and 13, The Little Theatre will stage quietest Alma Mator meeting ly two hours. E. A. Lucas, repre tion unique In the word of the the the Sparkling Domestic Comedy, "All I've ever been present at contend emphatically that it should H.M.S. PIANOFORTE atre, will present a repertory of the receive no further cut; and we main senting the Toronto Graduates in the King's Horses," one of the most Ken Martin: We have decided B. C, stated that, "it was the great = Bard's plays at the Vancouver The amusing and true to life plays that anonymously. tain that another reduction will have relics from the Infidels—I don't atre. Plays new to the repertory this disastrous results for the University est demonstration of' community speak politically of course. I would the Little Theatre has produced in spiri I hi ve seen since the Armis season include, "Measure for Meas recent years. The story has a very and the province. further suggest that the accounts of ure;" "King Lear" and "A Winter's tice." Interesting twist and one that should LOST-Black and White Pen on Cam A proposal to make a new cut of the University be made public." He Tale." The engagement will begin with Col. H. W. Cooper, representing appeal to every member of the audi pus. Finder please return to Book 43 per cent, has been made. This, thought there were enough friends the production of "The Merry Wives the Canadian Legion and the Native of the University to protect it from ence. Mr. G. Roy Kievill is making store or to E. A. Clark. added to the one of last year, would of Windsor." The engagement In Van his debut as a producer with a very LOST—Taken by mistake, pair of dark result in a total reduction if 57 per Sons, stated "there are 10,000 Native any adverse criticism which unscrup couver is limited to two weeks. excellent cast consisting of Mrs. Anne brown zippers. Please return to L. cent, from the grant of two years ago. Sons; there are 10,000 members of ulous people might be able to manu the Canadian Legion; these men are facture from this source. "We think The repertory has been arranged as Ferguson who will take the part Gillies, Arts '35, or to Bookstore. What private business, or what other the University should be left in follows: "The Merry Wives of Wind played by Irene Vanburgh in London, Institution would survive effectively all family men and like good family men they control their families' tact, not skeletonized." sor," Monday, February 15; "King Mr. C. T. Lennox, remembered for his a 57 per cent, cut? Lear," Tuesday, February 16; "A Mid part in "The Queen's Husband," Mr. votes. These whom I represent are Mrs. Delmage, president of the summer-Night's Dream," Wednesday B. G. Dubois Phillips, a player of It cannot be made without fatal both able and willing to express P. T. A., was of the opinion that matinee, February 17; "The Taming of many leading roles; Basil Langton, consequences to the University's effi their feelings on this drastic reduc educational facilities were most im the Shrew," Wednesday evening; "As one of the promising new players and ciency and standing. tion. If reason is to rule, justice portant at times of financial strin SPARKLING You Like It," Thursday evening, Feb V. T. Richards who made such an Years of effort and millions of must be done to the higher educa gency. ruary 18; "King Henry the Fourth," outstanding success in "Gefangen;" money have been spent In building tional system which we have In B. C. Nichola, a member of the COMEDY up this Institution. One lnjudlclaus (Part One), Friday evening, February Morach Hobbs—Fernle is a player who augurated." Board, came out to speak to Dean 19; "Twelfth Night," Saturday mat can be relied upon to get the most act may not only destroy it, but make Support From Clergy Buchanan and said "Your case is necessary a repetition of this expend inee, February 20; "A Winter's Tale," out of any part, particularly character "The Ministerial Association which very good." Just what import that Saturday evening. studies at which she excells. Miss "All Tht iture of effort and money. I represent is both able and willing has coming from a member of the The second week will begin with the Margot Gordon is a new-comer to the It will take nearly as long to re to make representations at Victoria Board of Governors Is not quite performance of the rarely acted Little Theatre ranks, from Hart establish the University as it has regarding this proposed slash," stated clear. Kiig't Hortet" comedy, "Measure for Measure," on House, Toronto, where she had a not taken to build it up to its present Rev. H.L.MacNeil of the Baptist Min able record of successes. Miss Kath effectiveness. GREAT DRIVE RECALLS Monday evening, February 22. Then By CHARLES OPENSHAW isterial Association. Col. Fallis, of will come "A Midsummer-Night's leen Wallace and Miss Maybelle Bry Consequently, until it is necessary the Vancouver Presbytery, "Our STUDENT CAMPAIGN Dream," on Tuesday evening, Febru ant take small but difficult parts to make corresponding reductions in presbytery Is alarmed that the stan rounding out a cast of exceptional TEN YEARS AGO ary 23; "A Winter's Tale," Wednesday PLAYING other less Important provincial serv dard of the Arts Faculty Is to be matinee, February 24; "The Merry merit. "All the King's Horses" has ices, no further cut should be made endangered." created so much interest in Little (Continued from Page One) Wives of Windsor," Wednesday even in the University grant. Father Kennedy, representing His Theatre circles and among the general Thursday —11th of the cairn marked the close of ing; "King Lear," Thursday evening, Grace the Archbishop of Vancouver, public that full houses are antici There are 2,755 students enrolled, of "Varsity week," which for enthusiasm February 25; "Twelfth Night," Friday pated for its run of three nights. Friday — 12th whom 2,142 attend courses given in addressing the Board said, "You and concrete achievement has been evening, February 26; "As You Like throughout the session. They spend in are robbing a man of something of unequalled In the annals of the uni It," Saturday matinee, February 27; Saturday — 13th the province at least 11,500,000.00 per vital value in life, something that versity. and "The Taming of the Shrew," Sat KENNETH MARTIN annum, for fees and living expenses. nothing else can supply if you re "Upon the scholastic attainments of urday evening. AND EARL VANCE If the efficiency and standing of the duce educational facilities. You are our members and the researches of Many players prominent on the GO TO CAPITAL OF THIS MONTH University is damaged it is conserve- sending him out into lite with some our professors will depend the ranking London stage are members of the (Continued from page one) tice to estimate that from 1,000 to 1,500 thing lacking—that something is the of our university and the development Stratford-upon-Avon Shakespeare Fes It is also rumoured that the ma AT of these will go elsewhere. cultural value which only a Univer of our province. But' if we are to tival Company. The principals include jority of the organizations repre In that case from $750,000.00 to SI,- sity can give." stand among the best, if we are to Randle Ayrton, Bruno Barnabe, Roy sented at the open meeting of the The Little Theatre 000,000.00, which is now being spent Labour Represented develop the resources of our province, Byford, Richard Cuthbert, • Francis board of governors will make repre In British Columbia, will be spent Many people present expressed we must have room for our work and Drake, C. Rivers Gadsby, Ernest Hare, sentations at Victoria with the ob 637 COMMERCIAL DR. elsewhere. surprise that a representative of the apparatus with which to work. Let Stanley Howlett, Gyles Isham, R. Eric ject of making the government see Phone High. 3972 Unemployment and the expense Trades and Labour Congress should the cairn be a reminder not only to Lee, Eric Maxon, John Ruddock, Ger the light. "Hands off the Univer entailed by it will inevitably increase be present. "Roughly speaking 1 us but to those who follow of what ald Kay Souper, Kenneth Wicksteed, sity" is their adopted slogan and throughout the province. am here representing 15,000 voters. can be done," declared John Allardyce Geoffrey Wilkinson, Cynthia Bridge, they are blazoning it far and wide. TICKETS ON SALE The proposed reduction in the Uni We do not believe the University upon this memorable occasion. Hilda Coxhcad, Fabia Drake, Dorothy Up to the time of going to press versity grant is S195.000.00. Can the should be cut. Times of financial And then came the momentous news Francis, Ethel Harper, Miriam Leigh- it was impossible to discover, wheth NOW stringency, are times for educational er, as a result of the special meet province afford to drive away 1750,- that $1,500,000 has been voted by the ton, Dorothy Massingham. 657 GRANVILLE ST. 000,00 in order to save that outlay? extension, not for retrenchment," government for immediate construc The Cojnpany Is from the Shakes ing of the board of governors a del sums up his statements. * tion of permanent buildings on the egation from that body will meet Further Information will appear in peare Memorial Theatre at Stratford- E. A. Lucas, representing the Tor Point Grey site. the Honorable the Minister of Edu the newspapers. Watch for it! upon-Avon, an institution which oper All Seats for Thursday's per onto Graduates in B. C, stated for The course of action followed by ates under a Royal Charter and cation concerning what the people formance have been sold. Yours truly, his organization, "we are ready to the students of '22-'23 Is almost iden which is under the patronage of the of Greater Vancouver think of his PUBLICITY COMMITTEE join the crusade to rescue the holy tical with that of the students today. King. policy. > Page Four THE UBYSSEY Tuesday, February 0,1932 FEB MPUS SPORTS Ellensburg Cage Team Here Thursday Famous Washington Hoopsters Scheduled 00 FLASH 00 One-Half Priced COUNCIL CONSIDERS Clearance To Oppose Blue and Gold Quintette ELIGIBILITY of highest grade Badmin At tho mooting of tho stu ton Rackets, valued at dents' council late last night, a $10.00 and $12.00 On Point Grey Basket Court This Week committee was appointed to For final clearance, consider the cases of certain ineligible athletes whoso schol priced at British Columbia Team Prepares for Coming astic standing since Christinas $5.00 and $6.00 Comments From Here and there has shown Improvement Those Contest — Visitors Rated as One or named by tho council to take on Intet'Class Sports up tho deserving cases and to Strongest Normal Squads Ever report on them are Oavln Wt DAY WASHINGTON A* G. Spalding Produced in Northwest — Pep Dirom, Isobel McArthur, BUI Meeting at Noon Thursday. Whimster, lack Thompson, & Bros. Apparently wo were misinformed as Men's Interclass basketball has gone Dorothy Myers and Dr. Gordon 424 Hastings W. Shrum as faculty representative. After nearly a month of comparative Varsity hoop fans will have an to tho Woman's Interclass basketball through another week on schedule rrin. 8401 Trin. 8402 idleness tho Senior "A" basketball opportunity of seeing one of the league lagging behind schedule this with tho Science Faculty getting two It Is understood that the com mittee will act as aa appeal team of tho University of B.C. will strongest basketball squads over to o fthe three games and Arts grabbing year. Wo have been authentically in board, bat that only certain of asBwtmewemstewswmtwtMwmtswtwtwm oppose one of the greatest hoop aggre visit U.B.C. when the crack Ellens formed that tho girls have taken a one. Tho Theolop defaulted to Sc. '88 tho Ineligible stayers witt bo 0tt\ SM One of Chris' gations that have ever corns te Van burg squad will be entertained in great Interest ln basketball, and many on Tuesday to give the Engineers the the campus gym on Thursday. Feb. considered, possibly being con " J ^mZ ^ creations that couver. When tho Blue and Oold girls who have not played since they gams without a struggle. Science '84 fined to these who had marks ^ ^ §*• will tickle, ft- 11 at nine p.m. Tho big gams will %J %J V ckle •PPetltles quintette trots on the floor on Thurs left high school have turned out to walked over tho Aggies on Wednes doss to llio necessary M per day night against Ellensburg Normal, probably start after a couple of help their respective classes. and satisfy day, handing them a 20-6 drubbing, cent st Christmas. tho Instinct for economy . . . the squad will probably bo composed curtain raisers In which tho Senior see Tho Farmers could not get going and Whether or not the ousted of the players that will attempt to "A" women and the Senior "B" Every year except Nursing is repre Single Decker Club Sandwich, men will participate at 7 p.m. and wars sadly out of tho picture al members of tho Senior "A" with Coffee Jfte defend tho Canadian championship sented in the loegue to compete for basketball team will be given 8 p.m. respectively. The latter though they played hard till tho final this spring. the cup presented by Education '81 an opportunity to got Into tho Breast of Chicken, rasher of games have not yet been decided While no definite information is for Women's interclass basketball. So whistle. Tne gams Itself wss a very game with Ellensburg on bacon, with sliced tomatoes definitely. far things have boon running smoothly good exhibition ot how basketball and lettuce. Drop in and in forthcoming, tho collegian cage trusts Thursday was not made clear dulge in this dclightfullv tat hope to have all of The Ellensburg aggregation have and efficiently ,and only one gams is should bo played and no doubt by council, although there seems ty creation next time you're the squad eligible on been engaged In a rather ambitious loft on the schedule. This contest be Henderson got s lot of now Ideas for to bo no reason why tho records downtown. Thursday night, but it schedule this year, playing a num tween Arts '82 and Arts '84 takes placo his senior "A" boys. of tho hoopsters can not bo Is believed that if the ber ot exhibit games with teams on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. After this considered before that tine. entire lineup is not from the Pacific Coast Conference game has been played the leading * * • The proposed now eligibility available this week besides keeping up with their sea teams will engage in a playoff series In the game on Saturday Arts '34 rules will not bo Introduced there is little hope of sonal Trl-Normal schedule with Bel- starting next week. eked out a narrow 80-18 win over Into tho Council for some time strengthening the team llngham and Cheney. They are on • • • Science '33. The two squsds were It Is understood, and If passed by the addition of tho their way to their, fifth consecutive Tho Arts '88 ladles defeated Educa deadlocked at half time with eight will not become effective until Ineligible men later on. championship In that series. tion 9-7 ln what proved to be one of points apiece but in tho final canto the noxt fall. sophomores dropped ln tho odd Until the meeting of In their exhibition series so far the most exciting games of the series 722 Granville Street Nicholson the Students' Council last Thursday afternoon. Arts '88 lost basket to cinch tiie affair. they have broken even with the Once again the refereelng waa of the late last night no definite statement University of Idaho and loaf to one of their forwards early in the mmmammmammsmmsm could be obtained although it was In fray when Jo Hennlng was knocked "Lalssez falre" variety and the boys Washington and Oregon by very disported themselves with gusto from timated that the eligibility question slim margins. Memories of our own out and had to leave the game. Ruth Photographs.. •) Witbeck got the first marker for the start to finish. Every man on the YOUNGSTERS would be discussed. Without the visit to Washington should enable '33 girls and Fredlna Anderson dupli winning squad turned ln a good game are no longer a luxury. ousted men, coach Arnold Henderson the Varsity squad to regard the ef They have become neces has nine players to depend on. Cap cated a moment later to make the with Husky Oavln Dirom the shining forts of the Ellensburg representa light of the Sciencemen. The muscu tain Bob Osborne will certainly start score 4-0. sary for business, identifi tives ln holding the "Huskies" to a lar member of council bagged eight at guard with Doug Mclntyre probab No scoring was accomplished in the DEEEAT B.C. cation, social and personal 23-30 score on the letter's home of his team's points, and threw every second quarter, and half time found purposes. Let us make ly working beside him. The pair have floor as something of a feat. thing Into the fray but the proverbial Education trailing on the short end developed a solid defense and will The following table of the visit kitchen sink in an effort to stave off your photograph in a style of a 4-0 count. Play pepped up con make it tough for the visitors' attack. ing players might indicate one or defeat. consistent with the pur Laurie Nicholson is siderably in the second half and soon CAGE STARS two reasons why they have held • « • pose of the picture. the present choice for their own so far and also why the after the whistle Joan Foster popped centre berth while Pi in a basket to open the scoring for With all of the snow gone and the Varsity squad are doing some pretty Another large and highly- Campbell and Ken intensive training: the school teachers. Fredina Ander ground getting back to normal, we can Wright are probable son retaliated a moment later with a expect to see the soccer teams back coloured feather was added to Name and Position No. Height starters on the for M basket for. Arts '33 to make the count in action before long. The boys have Bailey, forward 8 5'11 the Varsity basketball cap ward line. This squad 6-2., had quite a layoff and reports have it Sutphin, forward 24 5'11" when, at Westminster, Satur has plenty of height From then till the end of the game that they are itching to chase the ball Fuller, guard 19 5'10" and is extremely fast. play was fast and furious. Joan Foster around once more. Accordingly we day night, Doug Reid's re Freeman, guard 16 6' 1" 833 GRANVILLE ST. Nicholson, Campbell, and Mabel McDonald found the hoop may expect the soccer schedule to vamped Intermediate "A" Haney, centre 17 6' 4" SEY. 5737 and Osborne are effec- ^ for Education and Fredina Anderson be resumed with renewed vigor just c Lindquist, guard 21 6' 1" squad upset the B.C. cham tive on rebounds, while and Isobel Harvey tallied for the Arts as soon as it is possible to step on to Case, forward 20 510" pions, Highway Fur, by 23-19. Mclntyre is deadly on long shooting. co-eds to make the final score 9-7 for the playing field without going ankle Still, guard 15 5'10" Ed Armstrong is as reliable a relief Arts '33. deep tn the mud. Denslow, centre 22 6' 1" From the first whistle the player as anyone could wish, and Blue and Gold played like men should see plenty of action in the "Eat When Interclass Basketball schedule for week of inspired, running in eight points contest. Jimmy Bardsley, the Senior Gridmen Resume without a reply. Captain Carman "B" flash who was signed with the February 7— Ridland took the ball from the tip- u first string squad two weeks ago, is Daily Workouts off and sneaked around the side for making a name for Tuesday, February9: Arts '32 vs. Aggies. With old man snow all washed up the first basket. Ray Turner showed LIKE" himself in the higher that his ability is not Confined to company, and will by tough guy rain Canadian foot Wednesday, February 10: Arts '34 vs. ball is raring to go and will resume the class presidency when he Waffles and Coffee, 20c have an opportunity Theologs. dropped in a nice shot from well to show his ability practises immediately. Coaches Far rington and Hedreen have called out. One minute later Charlie against Ellensburg. Saturday. February 13: Arts '33 vs. Sci Hardwick scored from the side and Another substitute of workouts for everyday in the week; Varaity Tea Room Monday and Tuesday mornings and shortly after that Jack Prior con note is Jack Waimsley, ence '34. verted a pretty one-handed effort. 4605—10th Ave. W. star of many rugby the remaining days in the after noons. A dazed Highway Fur team called and hockey campaigns, mighty Root managed to convert a time out. Resuming play, the Fur Doc Burke will be back to give all who has in his first foul, but Council's forward line was riers brought new hope to the loyal Osborne the time he can and teach the boys season of senior bas Vance Stars Aslf working with machine like precision the fine points of this hard-knock Westminster fans when they brought ketball shown wonderful Improve and the newsies were again out- game. In the spring of every year the score to a tie. Four baskets from ment. scored by 12-5. there is always a lot of men devel outside the foul line did the trick. NAVY On Wednesday the hoopsters will Council Defeats The forward line of the winners Varsity substituted Art Harper for resume morning practices and the oped that make a place on the big four team in the fall and ln view played brilliant basketball all game, Ridland. Hardwick converted a free affairs will become a dally habit until Dirom, Donaldson, and Collins all shot and Turner scored twice to the playoffs. of this fact Burke wants to get all Pub Court Men SERGE the material he can. showing to advantage. Thompson give the students a half-time lead At noon Thursday, members of the Descending in all their august was good at guard, while that old of 14-8. No fouls were called against Basketball Club will stage a Pep The Canadian football league will war horse, Bill Whimster, gave a Varsity in this half. most likely get away a week from might from the sanctum-sanctorum SUITS Meeting in the Auditorium. of the Auditorium, members of distinctive display in various utility Turner Scores next Saturday and there Is not much roles. Arnold Henderson, signed by time left to get In shape. Everyone Council held an extraordinary meet Blue and Gold opened the second MEN'S GRASS HOCKEY CLUB ing in the gymnasium on Saturday, Council following rumours that he half with a slight shift in line-up, In a beautiful quality of There will be a practice Wednesday that has any intention of playing once played in high class hoop cir should be out to every practise, on at which they roundly trounced the Keate going on for Hardwick at cloth, splendidly tailored afternoon at 3:30 on the campus grass would-be basketball team of the cles himself, found the going too fast Ruard. Varsity continued their scor time. and was unable to break into the and the last word n style. hockey field. It is important that Publications Board by the decisive ing bee, Ray Turner converting two scoring columns. His work on the every member turn out. Roy Eyre has been made man score of 23 points to 7. Wilfred Lee pretty baskets and a free throw. defence showed signs of promise, ager of the squad and he will see and his associated scribblers put up Jack Prior made one of the best SPECIAL that everybody gets equipment for though. ARE YOU GOING TO CHILLIWACK? a game but losing battle throughout, shots of the night when he scored practises. So everybody out tomor With the Soccer Club on Wednesday, Council treating the whole affair Of the scribes, Root was hicjh from an almost impossible nngle. row afternoon at 3. February 17th? See Ev. King or Pro as a matter of routine business and marksman with three points, while Ridland was by this time eager to $24.75 fessor Todd about details. Car owners railroading it through in a style Long Tom How was also one of get back in the fray and on a nre especially welcome. Expenses paid. H.M.S. PINAFORE reminiscent of the palmy days of the big shots of the attacking line. substitution he replaced Harper and Don Hutchison and company. Aqua, diminutive forward flash, was McGuire replaced Keate. "Mickey" kept on the bench too much while heralded his entry with a pot shot Earl Vance, nattily attired in a Root at guard was well watched by from outside the foul line. While flaming orange sweater, blue shirt, the worthy Councillors. Lee and all this scoring was going on, the C. D. BRUCE dotted tie, and red suspenders to Madeley appeared rather stale, pos Furriers could reply only once. With Limited University Book Store match, handled the whistle and kept sibly from over-training. five minutes to go and the score the business of the afternoon more Following the game the victors Cor. Hastings at Homer Hours: 9 a.m. to S p.m.; Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 23-12 against them, the New West or less in order. posed for the photographers and mo minster crew began to rough it. Council jumped into an early lead tion picture camera men. The ref Varsity fought right back, incurring Loose-Leaf Note Books, Exercise Books and Scribblers when Dirom, Donaldson, and Collins eree and the Misses Dorothy Myers four personals in this half. Sending and Hardwick presented an almost all rang the welkin, with the Pub's jand Isobel McArthur, official root at Reduced Prices down four-man rushes the Fur gang unbeatable defense. The Highway only score coming from Oordon "Our ers for the squad, were included in succeeded ln scoring three baskets. Fur squad has been beaten only Graphic and Engineering Paper, Biology Paper. Hero" Root, star guard and floor 'the pictures. With each basket the home-towners once before this year and have con The teams: Loose-Leaf Refills, Fountain Pens and Ink. general of the losers. Intermission nearly raised the roof. Doug Reid, quered a good number of Senior found the scribes on the wrong end Council—Henderson, Dirom (6), Pencil and Drawing Instruments. Varsity manager, became so inter "B" teams. Rann Matthison, an ex- of an 11-2 count. Donaldson (5), Whimster (2), Collins ested in the game that he forgot to member of the Fur squad, was um King Scores for Journalists (8), and Thompson (2)—23. watch the time but the extra minute pire, while Ken Wright of Varsity Crepe Paper for Masquerades, etc. Ev King, eagle-eyed forward of Pub. Board-King (2), Lee, White or two made little difference. tooted the whistle. the journalists, tallied ln the second (2), Root (3), Madeley, How, Aqua Varsity Works WeU The team: canto with a brilliant field basket, ond Washington—7. The whole Varsity team worked Ridland (2), Turner (11), Prior (5), ALL YOUR BOOK SUPPLIES SOLD HERE which was duplicated a moment well together. Ray Turner was the Hardwick (3), Harper, McGuire (2), later by Arnold White, and the H.M.S. PINAFORE leading point-getter while McDougal McDougal, Ke&te.