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TUESDAY, MARCH 21. 19*9
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Ronald Col man cornea to the An- tight Col man kill* the Kins’* right From Denton came the qoeation ing a couple of
sembly Hall Thuradajr and Friday h^nd man and la ordered to death, whether the Stephana girt, were weekend when he gdU home.
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mg opposite of Una aword fighting Bppo 4 ated Grand Constable of P 01 ^ heW ,t dA- II «a“ only be for the Cotton Paginal has been
demon and great lower to Fiancee pV,,,,. .. maid that they would stand a good picked, however the
D ”j; Ronald goes against the kings chance if the distance did not pro- charge refuses to
This greet masterpiece of Frank general., but wins out in battle. He hiWt t)) , urojJ Aggie-wey of trans name of thi. Iweir, T. It
Lloyd, thrice winner ef the Motion i. ordered to leer. Paris and as he Aggie-way of trans- name of this lucky lady. . . Is tt
Picture Academy Award, to rated leaves Katherine follow, him out.
portatkm. Incktontly we hear that to he a surprise or has there really
Wonder. . , The
hare their chance
approaching woeken I
■ as his greatest piece of work. Ex- The show is really a masterpiece. • er » r * 1 ar * planning 4 trip to »>«*“ one picked 1
penae and reality has neither been It ranks with the other productions Missouri during the R. V. holidays ^ * tt * nd “ “
■a spared. There are over 2.000 in of Uoyd such as “Cavalcade,” .... if ao, a very definite impres-
| •• t^e cast. “Mutiny on the Bounty*’ and **®n was made or else they've lost
to Colman as Francois Villon, idol “Well's Fargo”. some of their marbles. Among the -‘'H"—«»«« -oes«- w me mv-
of the Paris mob, raids a royal The mofae to this picture are numy pictures taken a certain Cap- m ' ,
| warehouse to defiance of the King characteristic of their times. They tain in the Coast was surprised by *.* * , usugl number of
1 H* tokes refuge in a church and are hard-bitten and out-at-the a flash bulb just before the train Ior “• dm,,c *
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his eyes fall on Frances Dee aa elbows. Colman is a tough going left. ... wonder if it dame out?
Katherine, a royal princess. Our strong character and Frances Dee Our paddU-foot hoys swung out
hero falls in lovs with this girl and is just her charming self. Support- this weekend with Bill Bardo wav-
follows her. When Celman follows iag these two to a great east that ing his musical baton and the jit-
a girl she might as well give up iacludes Basil Rath bone, Ellen terbugs trying to wear the wax
because he is going to get her. Drew. C. V. France, and Henry off the floor. The many rare speci-
Colman to visited by the king in Wilcoxon , min,. feminine pulchritude were
s tavern where Ronald to eating This picture is very entertaining ao enticing »*>«♦ the birddogs at the
some of the loot he has stolen and gives a true glimpee of the Corps Dance Saturday night were
the “castle" builderh stay up to
par in their picking
from the king. In a great sword age.
Probably no greater “about face” to foreign Two bill i have been introduced into the Texas
policy of the Vnited States has ever taken p)aee legislature which deserve the careful consideration g^g-vw w 'TOg“i v a mn ThmrTg^nr
than the most recent action taken by the Hew Heel of the house and senate and which are of interest 1 jl 11 xI j Kef x I A X Cj XVili T I iL Vv
From isolation to collective security is the change, to every citisun of-Texas. They are designed to give —
This change will, of course, be denied to no publicity to the expenditures of all tax-gathering ^ ftret building to the world been given to Randolph-Mnco Worn
uncertain terms by the DtonocraU, but in spite of political bodice . . . counties, cities, independent , . . _ . . ., . “ P ° m
their objection., this is. to effect, what has been done, school districts, etc., and to such legal notice, a. are U> be °" * fo '“**“ tlor ' 91 Lollega
And (be change ■nnma quite logical, considering now ordinarily posted on obsolete bulletin boards in sandwiches will shortly rise on the
the possible extinction of democracy with Which the corridors of our court houses of Texas. campus of Northwestern Univer- Members of the Viltanova Col-
world is faced. As a permanent policy, it can come The publication of financial statements, in detail, aity. I n ** t * nded
In for strong criticism, but as an “emergency” will cost the counties and cities some money, of The building is Scott hall, the at home .nd'Tbroa'd' unlv ‘' r * lt10 ''
three to every girl. At the coun
try dob ya ole Aggieland was
burning up the sound waves and
the opinion had it that they out
played the imported orchestra. . 1
The little nigger boy who was jit*
terbugging around caused quite a
sensation. Everyone stopped danc
ing to watch and toes a few coins.
We understand that two charter
ed busses brought down CIA-itcs to
Aggieland for the Infantry Ball
which doesn’t seem to indicate that
they are looeing their grip.
committee to
O’
We
will
to' frolic- this
the Ult-
of the fairer
assKaVviu:
I Hal
measure—used in a strict and not in s New Deal course, but such publicity will save the tax payers nea student social center and corn-
sense—it seems in order. < far more than the mere cost of publication. Without _ ... . . . . . ....... _ __________
Hitler must have been surprised no end to learn question, there is the possibility of both graft and “ y „"!!*!’! ... * niversity of Utah roe-men this seems funny that a Corps trip to
that the United States was to protest in vigorous waste in the handling of tax money under the pres- • eo,t ^ * 750 ' 000 “ a tribute to Feer, won the natoonal intercolle- Denton hasn’t been mentioned more
terms his “wanton lawlessness’ to the leisure of ent system. The public does not knoworhat is going Pres. Walter Dill Scott, who will *“*• telegraphic billiard tourna- often or vice versa. . . nice idea for
Csechoalovak ia right along with Great Britain, on in regaid tc the spending of its money and cannot retire next fall. In a very real raen *‘ one of those dead weekends. . .
France and Russia. Such a formidable four-power find out unless it goes to the court house or city gense ft will be built on s founds- A rather obvious breach of Ag-
front cannot be laughed off with a few high-sound- hall and asks the clerk for the minute books and tion of sandwiches, for a $200,000 A total of 207 U. S. journalists gj e etiquete was noticed to the ap
ing “look-what-I’ve-done” phrases. account books which show the transaction in detail. Woman’s Building fund, which was h * ve applied for Nieman fellow- pearanc* of an ex-R. V. at the
Had the United States not stepped to. Hitler Th< ’ l» b,ic * r ’ 11 no ‘ <J° •"d T et . the public would begun with sandwich sales to 1*11, ship * mt Harvard University for Corps dance Saturday night in an
would have continued oa his merry way of effect- rvally like to know these things. has been turned over to the Scott ru x * TtAT. t R. V. uniform. If the one guilty of
ing death and destruction and oppression and nar- True, the cities and counties publish once s year, hall fund by the Woman’s Build- — said breach doemi’t think enough ef
row-mindednexa. For France is rapidly finding the or maybe onco each two years, an auditor’s statement ing association. DeJta Phi Epsilon fraternity has the Company to make the drills
road to dictatorship—and a weak du tutorship, con- "*»rding the finances, but these statements are so Determined coeds chose Novem- “* rapd<Kl iU National Honor Key then by all rights he should not
sidering her third-rate economic position. England is l* c king in detail and so involved that the average ber 2#, 19X1, as the first of a series ** Secretary of State Cordell Hull be allowed to wear the uniform or
colbnial taxpayer dun not make heads nor toils of them — of » S>ndw4< . h Days" on the cam- for hi » work » fostering the oil- be entitle* to any of the privileges
pus. On these occasions defenseless tor * 1 so^darity of the nations of of the Company connected with it.
weak nowadays because at discontent in her colonial ta«Pnyer can not make heads nor tolls of them,
possessions, which is just a. bad off as GurUay. KKRRVILLE MOUNTAIN SUN.
Russia is an unknown quality, even if there ia a lot
at quality.
The United States, in spite of Up service to iso
lation, wiU be the mogul in the collective drive for
security against Hitler. And Germany’s Number One
Hater will take heed, unless he’s stork mad.
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ROYALTIES VISIT
Parade of Opinion
Without one dissenting voice. Catholic and non-
Catholic alike hailed the successor of the “Pope of
Peace” as! a sign for new hope. Thinking of his
male students and faculty members
were persuaded by feminine tactics
to eat sandwiches for the benefit
of s social center for women.
the western hemisphere.
Pointing the wsy to what may
become a new system of U. &
interest in education, many recalled hi* important education ' Harvard University so
thorities have declared successful land, opened the Merrick lecture
It is obviously unfair to the ones
who do make the drills in an at-
A move is being made to christen tempt to turn out a crack-drill or-
Draks University’s stadium in Des ganixation. Many arguments pro
Moines, Iowa, toe “Corn Bowl.” and con could be submitted, but
they would all wind up with the
Canon Charles Earle Raven, oki ba * ic Principle of a Fish woar-
chaplin to King George VI of Eng-
At all
to Canada to be visited by King
speech given at Ford ham University on his visit
to the U. S, in 1936, in which he said in part:
“There is a great need today of an education of
the experimental plan of training series at Ohio Wesleyan University.
high school graduates by “under-
graduate faculties.”
Designed to aid high rohoolgred- What’s SHOWlng
uates who cannot attend college, °
George VI and Queen Elizabeth, to May and June, the heart and of the will aa well as of the mind and
elaborate preparations are being made to have even- of the intellect, an education which develops the
thing looking its best when they arrive, and every whole man, morally as erell as intellectually, spirit- .. . .. .
Canadian erho can reach a point on their line of ua lly as well-as scientifically, an education that rest* * atk> i n • oW “ t university has
travel will be on hand to get a glimpse of the royal upon the rock of truth end not upon the sand of th *‘ tau * h * by
•’•tr. • ) mere materialism, a truly Christian education fl- “ u * n ' n er e new B ^*
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The king and queen will arrive at Quebeck on lumined by the light of fhMh^l
the battleship Repulse on May 16, and between that In a world that is increasingly international
time and June 16. when they are scheduled to board minded, the college press sees the election an indica- „ , , - _
the warship again at Halifax, they will have visited tion that the peace efforts of Pope Piux XI WiU be * ono ulu starring
honor men. Young. Eleanor Powell,
every province in the Dominion, besides making a continued. Here is a representative cross section of
side trip to Washington. 1 undergraduate thought on this most important istor-
Exeept during brief stays in Quebec, Ottawa, national event:
Victoria aad Washington, the king and queen will From the University of Nebraska “Daily Ne- on
* than": -The new pontiff is a man of groat Intel- ^ ^ „ t—chOT ..
Tuesday and Wednesday—“Fast
60 Boston high school alumni have Loose" starring Robert Mont-
followed college courses under the gomery and Rosalind Russell,
volunteer tutelage of 100 Har- [TbCiailaj Friday, and Saturday
Robert
G«orffe
Classes in the unique course meet Barns, and Gracie Allen,
at night in the dormitory rooms of Assembly Hall:
“faculty members.” There they Tueedsy and Wednesd«y-“Stond
sleep on the royal special train, which will be stopped braakan": tTbs new pontiff is a man of groat
at night. King George will make a radio address to and ecu rage. HU background and aceompliab- counat
the Britiah Empire and to the world from Winnipeg, mento froia.early education through hU services to The "pickaback scholar” elan U
Manatobai on May 24. All principal events of the the Vatican prove hU superiority in dealing with co n tinued eemester, and
tour will bo broadcast by Canadian stations, and m * n - Great U hU power. HU ability fee tact and interested National Youth Ad-
some will be beard over American networks diplomacy, as well as to speak and to lead, multiplies rainiltr>tk>n official, wh<) ara
The visit at King George and Queen Eitabeth , U»at P®*** For man’s freedom, for peace he will k ^ _>
will be a notable event for Canada, and they are »>• ready to struggle. For the MeeU of demo- , ,fudenUm>w receiving gov-
assured ef a royal welcome, both in the Dominion cracy. he U a new champion." ernment aid.
and in the United States. It is hopod nothing happens From the Cornell University “Daily Sun”: Most Besides learning in evening claas-
, to Europe to the meantime to interfere with their Popes take over their offices with little previous ^ .. pickaback .efcotors” watch
experience in dealing with international problems. . xperiB1< i u „ u* university's lab-
—EXCHANGE Pop* P*“ XH has s thorough understanding of ora to r U, and have frill use of the
— these problems. America hopes for a Pope who will university’s libraries
actively oppose the territorial advaneae and totol- _________
erances of the faaeUt-states, and who at the same
time will have an understanding of New World
affairs. In Pope Pius XII might well be found such
Up and Fight" starring Robert
haT * Tsylor, Wallace Beery, Florence
Rice, and Helen Roderick.
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a of March S.
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1879. ' Christian people feel that Pius XII will be an tn-
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York City. ~ Communism and those other unhuaaan and unnatural
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W. H. SMITH ADVERTISING MANAGER This „ but a pert of th. pared, of preiro that is
James Crite, BUI Murrey . ^Managing Editors sweeping across all coUegeland over the election of
S^J^Tos^s Oari,naX Paeelli re Pop. Plus XU.
Bob Oliver, Wayne Stark. Associate Editors
Philip Colman
J. C. Diets
Baas Howard. H. G. Howard
C F. DcTUbias
Ray TresdweD
Staff I’hotogrepher To give more recognition to tbe teaching of legal
philosophy in its tow school, Columbia University
required course to jurisprudence.
Tbe new professorship will bo financed by the
TUESDAY STAFF income from the rotate of the late Supreme Court
Junior Editor Justice Benjamin N. Cardoso which he bequeathed
1 —..—Juaior Editor to the university for the express purpose of teaching
D. oXrk.TA. Stamtoll^Fosier*VHeef ***> ^'1—P«T
aid. B. G. Bredy, Richard L.tsey. W. N. Tomlinson. The new course, according to Law Dean Young
George Fuermann. T. U. Studer, Lewie ChevaiBier »• Smith, is to “open the minds of student, to there
vast fields of thought embraced within the spheres
FRIDAY STAFF of jor^prudence and philosophy which strive for
C- Wilkisaon . Junio ^ r greater undsn tending of law as a social order.”
O A L^oes J p’ McCarr iack Henderson, Billy "Th* actlon of Justice Cardoao to bequeathing
Clarkson. 1 *!^ A. Newman, Jr, Max Perktaa. Alfred te the university the greater part ef his estate with
Fischer, Jamro Eppler, 9. K_ Hill. W. W. Sullivan, the request that these funds be need to establish
M. L. Howard. Max MoOliliar. Tommy McCord. and mainteia in the School of Law a chair of legsl
nstNG SOLICITORS philosophy.- Dean Smith declared, “shows how im-
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Adams, R. L
Davenport, 8. P. .
Haaby, J. L.
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ins, l: w.
L. J.
Jenkins,
Wahrle,
portent this subject loomed to the mind of that
great jurist. This bequest should also aid aaaterially
in the further development of juris prudence as aa
integral part of the curriculum."
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