„uEN'S DEBATS
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SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
DAILY ^TROJAN
NEWMAN CLUB Ntwman club group picture for the El Rodeo will be taken today at noon. Upp«r eiBsemen should he at tho «a*t entrance of tha Student Union promptly.
Los Angeles, California. Monday, February 16. 1931.
No. 88
jaetitive
OJANS FACE (IAN BDO HIS EVENING
-jn Over Cal-Tech.
Will ln in ,n'erco"°*,'i*
,b Tor the first ti™'*
■ ijget Crawford and 01 -na '‘Till oompe'- with thesUon* tri university team ton-ght W,rd auditorium. The 1 ro-iiwlion* Will favor the ,f-iivf Ot the fluestion, h* j thst thf nations should t, policy of free tr»f d>bate tonight I* th*
(9r th, Southern Caltror d-fcaters for th- I«. gmil Si*»ck "n<* L#of'^w00^ » .1 to n decision »rom VM from Cal-Tech in a i thst wa* decidedly in fav-■ ,hf Trojan team.
$teck best speaker
L, si«ek, promising Trojan nt rated the b-'st spsak-_ tjie evening and Lockwoo-i Cub given second place. Cat p;tced H- Roach and R- P>«-ti thf platform sesin*t ’he an ifflrfflf-Ure*. This contest loo the free Trade question.
■* tontMt a?iin*t Cal-Tec'n," Harris Robinson. d“b*'» r, ''*** thf be*t eihibi.'on competition given this i bj S'.eck snd Miller.' jrua White, veteran Troian 'ter, acted ss chairman of the Judge* were Catherine ;«t, d*bste roach at San high school; William V. ?*y from Lon? Reach; and T. jWallbtnk from Sama Monica \ college.
NO STANFORD WOHO Saturday afternoon no had been received from the i man?:er at Stanford con-hit' the men who will oppose %d and Jones th s evening, delists tesma sent to South-iC'Jltoml* by Coach Kmeraon iliivj presented stiff oppo-for the Trojan speaker* and '"retting cont»st is predicted onight. Thc deba'e will start p.m.
i date Trojan speakers have Scipated in four contests, three ion debates and one non-de-
wThC£Rr“-l	EMPLOYMENT
Will Hear Bank	wt^
Vice-President	PICKING UP,
Continuing ths custom establ sn-	Q A VQ I? ^ 0T* ed earlier this year, the student	O/l I U IXLil Vl\I body of the College of Commerce will hold another rally Wednesday morning st in o'clock, chev	Improvement Slight But ter a. Rude, vice-president of the	Low Level is Believed to
Security National bank will be tho speaker. He will talk upon the subject of ‘ Developing Credit Personalities."
Mr. Rude conies here ae a guest of Prof. F. H. Woodbridge, head of the accounting department. H-i* a graduate of thi
be Passed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15 — (UP) — Reports received from 48 states during January by the I'. S. Employment service show a slight Improvement in the country's incius-Unlveralty of j trial employment situation. Washington and as a college msn 1 “While thin improvement was I*, thoroughly familiar with the j "H(fbt.'* a statement by the service problems of the student.	“^d. •' be’ieved that the low
Leslie Fay, p;ejld«nt of Com ,#v"' nf operations hns Pfrd and merce, who I* In charge ot th- th» timber Improvement can be ex-asfernbly. urg’* that all Com PSCteU wltb;n the nr:;! few weeks." ir'-rce a;uden:a attend the maet ! Th« stalementa spi'1 th^re v as r •ng. Ten o'clock hank cl»*r"s in notlcsable lncie?«e In production the College of Comme;c» - i b' rnd *mo1o;ment In the iron and
Crowds Greet Aimee on Arr' ' 1 In Shanghai
SHANGHAI, China. Feb. 1fi. (Monday) — (VP) — Aimee Semple McPherson, noted I/os Angeles evangelist on a trip around 1h» world, arrived here today on the liner President Wilson. She waa accompanied by her daughter, Roberta.
Crowds of admirers met Mrs. McPherson aa the ship docked and she announced immediately that ahe plans to preach a sermon here tomorrow night.
PHI PSI WILL ACT AS HOST FOR SMOKER
Greek Men Meet Tonight at 7:30 in Fourth Stag of Year.
Newspaper Asks Resignation Of University Prexy
dismissed to enable mo. c to attend.
FRESHMAN WOMitf WILL BE HONORED AT T LUNCHEON
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25 JOBLESS MEN IN WASHINGTON FTER LONG HIKE
3 f 11 tl e Disabled Veterans Hitch-Hike Across Continent for Aid.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 15 — (UP) — Twenty-five jobless world war r!rths Ft':.~:nftnt continued. vpi'	all that remained of a
-llm'ilR'’d rctivitles band of 127, arrived h»re tonight
sieel Industry.
".Many orders were received for
"lilroed e r.ilnmrnf, automobile re-.quite-iomj, p;ro pn(j s'ructural m->-
Phl Kappa Psi tonight will be host to fraternity men of the campus at nn open-house aftair in thf chapter dlmloile, 642 West 28th street. The hours are from 7:30 lo 10; i>0 p.m.
The smoker w ll be the fourth j cation." of the year sponsored by the In terfraternily council in an effort to promote cordial relations among thf* Greek houses and to "ive expression to campus spirit.
Albert Blair., president of Phi Psl, ask'd all fraternity p.es'dent* io announce the smoker to their troitpa and s-ranre ihetr m"Ptlngt so ihe members and piedtes »i!l be able to atiend.
Nothing slaitling in the »ny of entertainment hr.s bt»en plann*d.
Hiat; stated, so the same informal
CBOAR RAPIDS lowa Feb IK— (I P)—The Cedar Rai-d fl.ueil-which instlaated a legl«t»tive in 'eaiigsflon Into the sdmlnlalm tion of the I nlveraity of lowa suggesied today, nn the e\e of lhe hearings, that President Wal ter t Jeasup and other officials resign.
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FORMAL RUSH WEEK BEGINS WITH PANHELLENIC COUNCIL REGULATING NEW CONTROLS
Formal rudi-wcek begins today. The neat six day* will | see the new I’anfiellrnic rules put into effect, and will mark ! thc la^t tuRanized effort of the sororities to pledge new girls
I this Near.	*--- ■ —
M 9 oYltx k thla morning a Hal of	DDfiTDAM
P.P-r stated ih.t thla was	TnT 7r\	' KOijKAIVl
• k-	^ i rt * own, nnd on Thursday
he only way to .void -expose forlmorn(„ , „„ „f	,II(t|b|e
11k , „	""d	for p|p‘,,'in''	outside
er* of thr *t*te hoard of *du thf refflatrtr'M ofTW in the Admlnla-
♦ ration building. During thf*ne four day* ru*h*.»« will hp fe led with a round of U'as and dinner* «t thf different hoUMf. Dale rardfi were «^nt | out la*l week, and the new girl* rho**» which two affalra they would attend ai oarh hoti^e.
INTERFRATERNITY WEEKLY LUNCHEON TO BE WEDNESDAY
FOR UNDERCLASS DANCE ARRANGED
New Student* On Campus Asked To Attend Annual
Function.
Motive of Hospitality Plans.
closed, and hr~e numbers of men we'e rsetlled tt»( their job*."
It wes nr.id t’.irt tiiousands of -nen v.ho hat? b?'i v.ilhout worlt •or sjm» time have been re-employ--tl in many rutomoblle menvifactur-j ;n~ planlti, and p. number of these p:.troli;hnierti asrin are opsratlns A* the flrat f.“Fhraaa club me»t- on full-tinif- :-t itrditi —. ing of the semester, a gei-ccqt'.&in -	----------
p. n ils t'irt 1'sd v acticnlly been after a Ions fek ncross th“ coun■ : atmosphere that has rha’acieiiz*d fra,e-n tles „• ,
Dean C-av'Tord And Dsan Aiken-Sm'.h Will Be the Guests of Honor.
ed luncheon will be he’^ in th-> Y. W. C. A. rooms today at 12:::n to pay special honor to incoming freshman women.
In the course of the meeiln^. a secretary will h" c’-'Od to re place Josephine Sprague, who became a sophomore at tb<> brgin-ning of the ne v te in, Csi'f> i' McBride atated. Oh*r lnc:imb-n officers of the organization inch'd ■ Batty Moss, vice-president; Jm ' McMaster, treasurer; Grace Ed;.’k, membetshlp chairman; Do*oihy Gromau, program chairman.
Readings by Dorothy G-omsn and piano selections by Keliha Wicks will be attractions nf the Informal pronam lo follow lhe introduction of new freshman women.
Cast Named For ‘Clippedi’
rom Seattl”, Wa«h., lo make s pies for the betterment of disabled hos-p!irM-~d vclerann.
"The bnx car battalion,*’ as they were chrititened, made their way by "be-',ln-T rides" on a ily freight train available.
r.r^ent for I he group, they intend to "ay oi r plans beTo ? our r’presen-lalve front Washington (Senator j Clarence C. Dill, D?m.).”
"We represent the bread lines of ; _ „ ?eattle." Taylor told the VniteJ j e lived on charity s tho country." He ; d 40 of his men were taken sic1. Drsma Shop Program to j while passing through Spokane nnd be Given March 5: Mem- were forced to. return to Seattle
i	.jeven dropped out <*i Buiie.
bership in Group Open. ( Taj.lor „ „of (hf bnvV, , erf I
The cast of “Clipped.'’ bv Mrs. dven employment al various cities
Ihe previous smo\“ s v ill p.eva'l. Refreshments will ba served ail
evening.
P.iul Zander, president ef the council, and FVed Clia.i'1, Inlerf.a-ternity r°allons cimml.ten chair-man, ttrtpd fraternity Oiflc«.« to Led by Robert K. Ta;.loi, liaison	g.,re th»ir itaderclsssmen s'-
Tacie H: nn;i Rew, for which try-ou s v ' e held la«t w >" k, tv.'s announced today h•• Laurs Crozier, vice-president of I) ama Shop. It includes Marine Adnir.s us i.oi Fred Cha holm, I ncl
Thorns*, the maid, Clara.
The story concerns a young mar
from Seattle if* Chicago. Those that completed Ihe trip, he said, llld but. six nights rest since leaving Seattle.
It required 2ft day* for the Util'
lend th" smok»r, s nee tho thief purpo/e of ihe council is ta bui 1 d a nirong founds' ion for Ini rhonse coop a*ion and (ilfndship In tlie future.
Pit, ious aff-v-s were given b. Sigmr Alp'a Kpillon, S i.n Nu, and Phi Kfppa Tau. Other snookers a <* piiinned *t lnte vals of two or three week* throughout he rear.
Here’s News For Drivers
RESTRICTIONS UPHELD
ArrangemenlK for dales other
------'ban those formally accepted may
Furthering Of Fraternal Re- be made by the sorority the day be-lation* on S. C. Camcus is fore the affair. The rule of in mln ilte conversations between any sor- I orlty girl and rushes w ill be In ef-lect throughout the week. This j mle Is effective on lhe campus. Oflf campus nn conimunlcslIon of any kind in permitted e*r»pt at formal dale*. This (ipplles lo alumnae and raimb'is of ihe family of sorority girls.
Carrying on a campaign lo hrln<!
he campus closer
This year less laat from 3:45 un
Hoh l^>brlola a popular campus orchestra will furnish the muaie for the annual underrlas* dance io be held Friday evening, Feb. 30, In Ihe social hall of the Student l'nion A new anangement of nine pieces has been formed, which promise* lo aurpass tile last hand In quality and specially numbe is.
I A novel program of entertainment for Internnlasiona haa been planned by those In charge of the dance. While the exact nature of ‘ Hie number ha* been withheld, lt 1 will probably consist of local is well as prominent profesdonnl
together, IV lntsrfrs.te.nlty rela intis committee announced lh-1 fourth e\-rbante of lun'-heon ho* pilaliiv aiiio’it the houses would ' a I* * place Wednesday nnon, with the fnllov. :n* exchanges scheduled:
H»ta Kspnn—t?r.m:i’s Rpa Ion.
Delta Ciil—Ksnps Alnba.	,M 5 30 ,l,<1 rtlpl"‘‘» »•'<»«" ":on «n- i
D*lla Sl»m» I C.nns Sigma 111 S:W0, ,ilu* '*ivln'' ,h,> rushees I Freshmen are eapecially urged
P.il Kappa Pi|_Plil Kappa |llm* ,0 l>,', ,rom on'’ affair lo an to allend Ihe function lo become
Alpha,	other. Hororlllea must leave tbslr acquainted with fellow-clssimen.
• ushees al lhe end nf esch affair, 'This i* the or.ly dance of Ihe year ihe exception lo this being the form which I* sponsored by freshman .*1 dinner dale on Saturday even ng, y hen rir.iires may be called for nnd tnkfn home by sororllv membera.
l’.ll K^ppa Tau Si«ina Alpha Up'ilon.
Phi m Dellh—Slgma Chl.
Pill t5 '.ma K-’tu)- - Sl-.mn N’u, Sl7ms Tau—Alpha Nu Delta. Theta Psi —D'Ha Phi Dells.
Phi C^ts Dells—Tau Kpsilon Phi.
DINNER GUEST* CHOSEN Bet ween III io 12 Thursday nighl
Because of the odd number o' ,he aororlly ex;en«la Invltsllons to
ht)tis?s, ench fine nitv ' III he left 'be formal dinner. The recipient out of ihf exchange li.tt once « ,loea not reply lo Ihe sorority al
i’f a r.
As before, the rnmmttte*
quested lh** first house n* ■ lie list to ar-l er lin i an I
Dean Mary Sinclair Crawford llp<l coupl» v ha have been dri:t-and Deaa 1’er.rle Aikir Smi h will 'nt spa't through marital dlfficu!
B-rt; Harold Brsen group to reach the capital. I’pon pr;cc 0f Crude Oil May	',,P
•l» Horace; and Margire: Iarrival, the men were in’.en lo a g	Qag D0Wn, Say
the maid. Clara. 'charitable Institution w nere they j n., ,,	GROUP WiLli
I in
C3I11-
vere fed and given lodging.
Oil-Men.
i hat time, but signs her preference lie ne-a morning in Ihe ofllce of lip Dean ut Women. This ottln will ie open from !t until 4 o -::,CK. Glrla I .ill he asked lo write ih«lr prefer-J mca Ht this lime, and the aororl-j,lee w ill be nolltied ss lo their j guests for Ihe formal dinner.
be guests of honor at the meeting
ARE ON SALE WINNER DANCE
*	sere pliced on sgle Friday n first annual dinner dance f School of Merchandising
»IH be held Feb. 20 at ftcific Coast club in Long
form of sales check*, bids, h »pjltng at $3.50 each,
*	obuined from John Coch-
W il»on, Marian Marks, !lrf Stringer, Joe Snell, John too Glenn John Dorfner, rit* Straub, Ernest Klin*-or In the office of tlie °f Merchandising.
Tctudistng ideas will be fur-Cfc.ried out in other features w d*nce and dinner. Place *‘U simulate tiny billboards.
*	^ill be s<*mi foi mal. me,Dber of ftach couple at* 1 mU8t be enrolled in the
Merc haudi8ing, or a L ’ ,he University Adver-,u ■ °t Alpha Delta fligma, j Al|>lla Chi’ national ad-oiganisations.
Mr 4D<1 ^®*rone‘t*es Include C. ' 0t iDf'u<“ntlal business 'If- and Mr* r Bun<,y Quill and • tnd Mrs, Hugh Marti,
Bm! Mrs H*lry g ““rclisnts; Mr. and
*'ore snp^rin-
Bu,ji k *: Mr *nd Uj. '	manager of
'“OlPw.y. nr. afld Mti.
Ho-h *Dl1 f>r M°renc«
t, j, * " rf‘Present Uie uni-
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•	*»rtU	“d pUcft Thora iu
■ 4*cor.n ker' *nd v'r«inia I ftMcG,be;
8K «e,,: puWtc“y.
ad c“u<li. Shirley.
ENGINEER GROUPS PLAN TRIP FRIDAY
Lectures by prominent men of the engineering profession, followed by insp°ction trips, comprise the program of all-Engineering activities for the semester, according to Dean Phillip S. Riegier. Th° series of lectures will be held every Thursday morning at 11:10 in Science 159. Fieii trips have been arranged for Fridays, and a committee, headed by Toni Brooks has been appointed to supervise transportation.
An observation of the sewage disporal plant located near Griffith Park will be held this Friday. The experimental work which is being done with respect to sewage treatment, Is being carried on there, and will be a matter of Interest to all tbe vl*itor*. This trip follows a lecture of Mr. C. K. Goudey, of the Sanilary Kngineer-iug department of lhe Department of Water and Power, "lis subject, which was presented at the first assembly, was -'Reelainalion of Treatment Sewage."
tl"s but are brought together by Uncle Horace.
In addition to "Clipped," “The Boot" by Chel.ov, and "The Jewel Merchants" by Janies Branch Cabell will be presented on the tirst Drama Shop program of the eemeater. which will be givrn ou March 5 In Touchstone theater.
Jli.is Crozier also mmle iiie an-
payable in the Drama Shop office, 241 Oid College.
Mrs. Mills Present Sudermari's ‘Magda’
TROJAN CAVALIERS TO PLAY AT Y. M.
OKLAHOMA CITY. F-b 13—
I I'P)—A porMblltty ths, a general revision of crude oil p ices might result In lower gasoline prlc>« In all Be'-t'ons of the country was I admitted today by leaders in the ■ *	petroleum Industry.
Cavalier orchestra, formerly the Ar„on nf Hnrl.y Rinrlnir. chslr-Trojan Melody Boys, lias been msn of t,,p board of directors of secured by the Aristotelian liter- sincltlr Oil and Refining com-jry society for the first open pMjr> ,B anaounc ng B 4n cent: re-meeting to be held in the "V hut' d(lc(lon R b,,rei for OklahomaCiiy nouacement that membership in tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. Tlie l (( nlgy bfl thp f,rllt ••j)r«aU’ in
Drama Shop is now open, and dues j personnel of the orchestra is com- ] p,.|cM )t wu gald. Oasolln. prices IK Nug(.n,t forn)#r „ 8(,n„or „1 one dollar per semesier ere p0led of local boys, who havo furn- i )n mldwMtern and eastern cities ll0I„ j.mtao, an., a member ot the
......... I'',lied »u,"‘al ,,a'PDt,.at aeVe“ already have declined approai- | Federal Trade lomnilsslon for set-
the university digs.	mately two cents a gallon.	fn years, has been elected presl-
The literary program of ihe ev«* j	___dent.
ning will consist of a humorous	: UU|(,,	ar,: Frank WhIU,
addreas b> Chat Iemttlt. a	A hhllVflf/'LljliH NoW fo|m*‘l1)' treasurer of the t'nited
els tion of the doings of the local ^ppUCUlWnS UW |	and	of	^
FIGHT CHAIN STORE
WASHINGTON, K-b. 15 - (IT) Another orgsnlsallon represent, ing approximately 1,000,000 Independent ielail»rs and 260,000 Independent w holossler*, rnanufaci ui-ers and jobbers has been set up hem to fight the "ever-increasing meiiacs of Iho chain slore ayneiu."
It Is known as ill < National Chain ber of Asaocinted Merchant*. John
and sophomore classes of ths university aud It Is therefore an earnest attempt to rival upper-class festivities.
According lo Richard Tilden all-unlveralty sophomore president &nd general chairman of the dance, a limit, nf IM bids has been set In order to provide sufficient space for dancers. Thin has been done to prevent the overcrowding wJilch ha* been prevalent la former dance* held tn the social half.
Ticket* nuy be obtained at the cashier * booth In the Student Union, or from member* of th* ticket committee who are operating under the chalrmanahlp of EM Lee From 10:00 Saturday night, the An early sell-out Is expected as nom hi which the formsl dinner Hie majority of bids have already onds, nn rushee and sororlly girl ; been sold snd lt la therefore Im-must communicate In any way. [ perative lhat Ihoae planning to Pledging will take place al ihe var ntleud secure their tickets before
Ious rhapter houses Mur Ing, Keb. 23.
ihe latter part of the week.
"Magda" by Suderman, will be Interpreted by Mrs. Alice Mills, iu slructor in lhe School of Speech, at a recital which she will present under the auspices of Drama Shop on Thursday, Feb. 2K, In Touchstone theater. Admisaion to the redial will be by invitation only, a limited number of which may be ob lained tree of charge by application | to ihe Drama Shop ofhee. Old College 241.
Mrs. Mills has recenilv returned from a tour of the east, during which ahe addressed various colleges and universities.
police department, by Hugh Con ley, and a round table discussion contrasting (Jllbert K. Chesterton io Bernard Shaw,
are now
Taken Tor Work l'nlM• tiessun-i; wunm j. mcgiu-
nils, formerly executive of a large 1 department store he/e, secretary; snd John W. Price, formerly Judge of corporation court, Bristol, Va.,
Tlie S. C. Bureau of Employ-
Students Of California History Construct Replicas Of Missions
Preparaiiona are now being i mem announces that aiudents de made for the pledging of n* w j airing work In the hotels at Yo-members. Every • campus man is I Semite National Park ihis summer
invited to attend this meeting and should file applications in th--become acquainted with the pur- near future, as only a limited po.es and accomplishment* of the ! number of position* sre open, aud ,'i, '^“l'he’rn duplit ste'iu7e*7«n'snd otguuixation, stated Waller Kritf. , esrly sppllcanla will gel first con tensor. Aristotelian is thet oldest aideratlon. A letter of recommen ganizatiou of lt* kind on Ihe S. | dation Is required lor this work
Botany Classes Field Trips Saturday
A aerie* of fi^ld trip* tinder the | auspir«t* of the department or hot
MUSEUM EXHIBITS AZTEC ART RELIC
Students Interested Wa art and
any of the University of Southern ) architecture may now *ee In the California will commence on I university museum an Astec door which bs* recently been loaned lo J. Tarmottan Armstrong, director nf the museum.
general counsel.
Nugent picture the "main iireet" of lhe future aa being "a sucensslun nf chain stores and tilling station*
As preparation for the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of th* founding of Lo* Angeles to be celebrated Sept. 4, 1#32, students in Dr. Owen C. Coy * clas* in California history sre engaged tn constructing models of old Cslifornis missions and other buildings
Subjects Included are the first community inatitutlons, the mission, the pueblo, and th# presidio, raade uae of by Spain in the colonisation of Alta Califewra. Four years sfter the deeds were given by Uie governor tbe pueblo or town of Los Angeles was established.
These towns were, in the beginning, communities under a definite civil government. Among tbe flrst estafetisbed were Ran Jose in 1771. Los Angeles in 1761, snd Branci forte in 1791, no long existent.
Constructed iccrdiug ta atandard-iied plan* laid by Oeaenal de Keve
in a Keglamento Issued ln 1779, each pueblo wa* granted four square leagues of lsnd. Of significant importance wa* tbe building of the piaia around which the community life was centered.
Marlon Evans, a member of Doo-tor Coy's class, chose the plaza of old Los Angeles for her model. It i* composed of nine residences and two governmental edifices.
C. campus, having been organised in 1880. All men who are tnteiesl-ed In developing ability in ihe literary and forensic fields are especially invited to attend.
Within a few week* plans will be made for the annual inter-literary society debate tournanent. sponsored by Alpha Phi h,psllon, national honorary literary and forensic fraternity. Aristotelian has won the tournament on two successive occasions Another win for Uio society means thst the plaque gvan by Alpha Phi Bpsllon lo the winner will become its permanent possession.
At Uie last meeting of the fra tern**y. Tuesday night. Hie follow ing new officers were installed: Gilbert Mosae, president; gtewart Pauho. vtoe president; Walter ifTrits ceoso*•; Maurice Aldrich, secretary ;^Hugh Confey, treasurer; Joe Hnrher. chapMo; Charles Smith, custodtan; Frederick GHf fin. sergeant at at m*. =	• ,
• tolor, and the neighborhood drug igists, grocers, butchers and Other lelailers and aniall manufacturera J v, ill be a Ihlug of the past." j The purpose nf Ihe ot ganlsaliun, he said, will be to "present a united | front In a itand In the finish against I he chain slore."
Staff Meets Today 1'*rv*d
the **n
preferably from a person of stand ing Ity the community, which should be broug.it In ut the time the application ia filed.
Even in these times of business depression, the office ha* been successful In placing many of the applicants for part-time work. Ap plications for summer work will be received beginning with March
1, is announced. Studenis who sre______
interested In Yoiemite work or i^s* than two montha remain before the close of the ninth an-part time work should call at the nua| prjtP essay contest sponsored by the Phi Beta Kapps Alumni Employment Office, room 4IR Stu amoclatlon of Southern California. April 1, 1 SIS 1 ls the deadline. At dent Union, and file application*, jihai time all essays roust be In the hands of Dr. Jolm D. Cooke,
Deadline Nears For Submittance Of Essays Competing For Prizes
uiday, Feb. 21 with an excursion to Topango canyon and the beach.
The expedition, lu charge of Dr. |
Howard He Forest, chairman of Authorities believe thst the door lhe S (' botany department will | WM -llh#r P‘r‘ of Monte,ums's have fo, Its purpose .he study of	or **» u"d »l ,hs fo**1
fresh wliter and marine algae of j «nlrsnce lo his church. H was this section	dl.covered a few miles from the
ancient fortrss* of Chapulepec,
, Mexico
El Rodeo Advertising There are foui 8 by 14 Inch
portrait* of Montezuma in nels of the door. In compari-Uatherln* In Hie Ul Rodeo 0lBcerJ*0n wl,h °'l",r Portraits of ths Student I ulon, the y»*ai book buai period, they are aaid lo be eipel* rtfs* m i u 111 hold a short meri lent likeness of Ihe Astec ruler. Ing ai 1^:45 today Important mat-; The heavy carved lintel* are no lets relative lo future work will be louger with 'he door, having been discussed, Haiper Olmstead, busi- found too cumbersome to nan* ness manager, said	| port.
All freshmen Interested In adver Beeidea this unuaual relie of Using work, wtiich brings a small j Astec art, the museum in the base remuneration, are asked lo attend [ment of the Uw building 1* die play log many other objects of srt, photoplay, and history which will be of Interest to 8. C. students and wesidects of southern California The taiiMNuatn hour* ae« from 10 io i o'clock., excepting Saturday and Sunday.
CAROL VISITS SUBJECTS
faculty member in charge. {.Students who contemplate submit ting material in the conteat are ad
I«ONDON, Keb 1&—(Df*)—An |vised by Dr. Cooge lo begin work exchange telegraph dispatch from jon their essays immediately and Bucharest * . said that King complete them while they at 111 have Carol II had decided to auapend some free time.
all audienofs for * fortnight. In otaer Uj devote his time to "sur prise visits' around Rumania. Lo learn first hand tnformawoa af eon
dltiona of bis subjects.
Phi Bets Kapita annually *t»on sors an ecsar contest In order to stimulsite a deeper and more wide-spread interest la scholarship
Prises of 141 tw each first place, ot fisidge hall.
|iu for every *econd place, and of 1H for all third places are oltered A alnnle essay may reoelce aa many s* thtee award*, for three eople* nt each manuacrlpt must be turned In to Dr Cooke.
Studenis desiring further detail* arr advised to consult Dr John D Cooke, professor of Rngtish liter* ture. whose ottos is located 1s Mi
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