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SOUTHERN
DAILY
CALIFORNIA
V-,,
TROJAN
United	Press
World	Wide |
News	Service
Vol. XXIV
Los Angeles, California, Monday, May 1, 1933
No. 133
Itar Athlete Near Death in Auto Collision
[ob Norene Suffers Loss Of Leg From Severe Crash Saturday
jour S.C. Trackmen Hurt Near Santa Monica; Cars Demolished
Flob Norene, Trojan half-miler Jo was seriously injured in an tomobile accident Saturday eve-f.! w ;•:> returning from ib«- San-Rarbara Invitational mwt, wap (•oed to undergo the amputation his right leg yesterday to save life.
IBeside« suffering the lee injuria that made the amputation ieee?sary, Norene suffered minor |ruiees nf ‘he spine.
Kerr Driving John Kerr, frosh high jumper ho was driving the ear, suffered icusslon of the brain and cuts bruises. Frank Williamson and flliam Mile, also S. C. athletes, iped with minor bruises.
"he accident occurred about 6 flock on the Roosevelt highway Tween Malibu and Santa Monica, |ir 'Las Flores canyon, \ccord-to witnesses, Kerr, who *as |vintr a heavy <ar. itteaptod to ps an oil truck and trailer, ap-pently not having seen the car line 1n the opposite direction.
Morrell Backers To Hold Dance Tonight
Due to uncertain weather the proposed street dance for Bob Morrell, yell king candidate, will be substituted by an open house dance to be held tonight from 8 to 10 o’clock at the Xi Psi Phi fraternity house, 631 West 28th street.
Choice entertainment has been obtained, which includes “Sparky's" seven piece campus orchestra; Marge. Betty, and Dot, Cocoanut Grove audition winners: Phil Hanna, member of “Three Cheers;” and Barbara Lee, featured singer of T^d Dahl’s orchestra.
Refreshments will be served and all those interested, re-eardless of affiliation, are cordially invited to attend, according to Otto Christensen, campaign manager.
'Buy American’ Iowa Farming Campaign Topic Section Under Of Discussion Martial Law
Worth Bernard, Russell Citizens Carry Pistols as
Battling for Student Presidency
Nixon Will Meet in Debate in Bovard
Ditch Day Bids Going Rapidly
Early Sellout Predicted As Tickets Limited To Exactly 300
First Presentation Beiore S. C. Student Body Of Hearst Slogan
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Worth Bernard and Russell Nixon will debate the question “Resolved : that the “Buy American campaign should be condemned.’ campaign should be condemned,’ j in an assembly today. Bernard will uphold the affirmative of the ' question, while the negative side ■ will be taken by Nixon.
Although this subject has been debated before, it is believed this is the first time it has been presented before a college student : body. Originally scheduled for last Monday, the debate was postponed until today bccause of the fact ihat the Yellow Dog took the place of last Monday's Daily Trojan and no publicity could be secured.
Feeling Runs High in Hawkeye Corn Belt
Accused Farmers To Be Courtmartialed For Attack on Judge
Bulletin
SIOUX CITY, Ia., April 30.— (U.R)—Several tornadoes swept this section of Iowa last night and today, adding to the confusion brought by farm uprisings and martial law.
The tornadoes leveled barns and killed several thousand dollars worth of livestock in the territory of unrest, where soldiers patrolled the countryside today seeking fugitive farmers who almost lynched a judge last Thursday.
Lfc MARS, la., April 30.—(l'.E> —National guardsmen established complete military- rule tonight over Plymouth county and announced that farmers convicted of parti-
Three Eligible To Battle for A.S. Presidency
Acton, Pritchard, Smith Nominated Friday^in Bovard Assembly^
Mohler Declares Write-in Candidate May Run On Final Ballot
Upsetting all precedent in Tro-i jan politics, a dark horse “write-j in candidate” was nominated for , the student presidency in Frida:- a nomination assembly, making th'
] campaign a three-way battle b#-: tween Ralph Acton, Lawrenc# Ralph Acton, dark horse candid-* Lawrence Pritchard, veteran de-¥ Jack Smith, prominent in many Pritchard, and Jack 5>m;th.
ate for president, is seeking elec- bater, who is opposing Acton and tion by having his backers write in his name on the ballot.
Smith to succeed Orv Mohler in Troy’s highest student office.
campus activities, Is a strong can- Immediately following he nnex-didate for the student presidency ipected nomination of Acton. w hie i
in the election May 5.
That more than half the bids to the first annual all-university {legislative council, beach day, to be held Friday af-trnoon. have been sold, was the 1*0 machine.'eoilidedalmost i announcement mad, last night by
Raymond Chairman	clpaUng l«t week in an attack up
Chairman of thc affair will be __ „ ®	„ ---
John Raymond, tor two years a varsity debater, president of the (
Newman club, and candidate for ;
Hello and Smile Week To Open
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----HAVANA, Cuba, April 30.—O!)
Blue Key Starts Annual —Cuba's army of 12,000 officers Campus Event Today » i
Cuba Prepares Against Possible May Day Revolt
Y.W. Will Hold Fashion Show
id on. Kerr's machine turning
Ed Jones, chairman of the ticket sales committee.
Debating the question for the. first time against Pomona college. Worth Bernard and John Raymond took the negative side of the question April 20, in Porter hall, while Rov Johnston and Russell Nixon
Skit Wednesday
Continuing a custom
i night for instant action as the ; government prepared for possible oppositionist activities which Sat-started j urday cost the lives of seven
ir completely through the force
the Imr^rt Tt us comnlelelv ^ ith the number of bids limit-	_ ,
Th!	* to m sn early sellout for '™'c,ed to P^ona^ uphold the
reened vildly before roming to f
Still Conscious
Moorene, a promising middle-dis-fice runner, has been conscious ‘r since the accident. He is a |t>homore in the university and graduate of Pasadena high liool. H<' is a member of Sigma ji social fraternity, and lhes at chapter house on the campus, had earned a second place i'dal in the afternoon at Santa club, include sports and rbara in the SS0, and placed in beginning at 1 o’clock h California meet several weeks
the Associated Students affair is expected, he said.
Patrons for the function were announced last night by Alton Barrett, general chairman, as Dean Mary Sinclair Crawford, Dr. Francis Bacou. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Eddy, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silke.
Deauville Is Scene
|on Judge Charles C. Bradley would be courtmartialed.
The situation in tho corn lands was so tense that respected citizens carried pistols in their pockets as they attended church ser vices and a priest
president’s day sermon into a fer- . yice organizatiou wi)l hold its an. vent plea that there be a halt to t, „Hello and Smi,e., week be_ violence.	gining today and continuing till > y..
Guardsmen Active	| Wednesday, when a humorous skit
Khaki-clad national guardsmen v-jjj be presented and the names i	\ianhaiin
who enforced Gov. Clyde L. Her- ! 0f the new members announced, ring’s martial law order in Ply- | mouth and Crawford counties con-
turned his ''v^en ^ v>as Bachelors club, rebels, two soldiers, and the chief , will be features for two hours this sidency overshadow into a fer- i *5.*ue ^ej\ ualional honorary-ser- ! Gf police of San Luis.	afternoon when more than 30 S. nominations, other <
Government officials feared com-• plete suspension of business actl-
tomorrow—May day—might afford teh opponents of President
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affirmative. The L mversity ot San Francisco and Stanford university were other opponents dur-|*,u5*	iav' uiuci m rir ; RUsbjng for fraternities, in a ing the last month. imouth an(1 Crawford counties con- «coUegiate» marmer will bft shown Bowen Cup Winner j centrated their efforts on captur- iu a satirical gkit to be pre8ented Bernard was a winner of the some 6' fugitne farmers ac- tbe Specja[ glue Key assembly Ames cup and Bowen cup, jsicuse(l of taking pait in an at- ; Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. in debate manager, and a member of upon Judge Charles j Bovard auditorium. The following Delta Sigma Rho. He arranged . Bradlej. , ,	. members of the organization will the tour taken by Lawrence Prit- Five oi t»ie aecuaed v. ere in b(j jn ^be ^it: Casey, a fresh-chard and Ames Crawford through -1al1 at sioux ( ity, where they mau rusbee- xrt Woessner, house I‘lans for the frolic, which will ,yle northwest recently. He also l'ei“ taken secietlj v. hen rumors , maaager-	Haillie, an alumni. ,,.	,	h he held at the Deauville Beach tu. Cronble-Allen Rotnry ln-jTf-I. tl!»t ._ m.b__pl.nnM an|member. ,oe Sullivan, a pledge of “nt™iled tI,e ls™d l^ monSl
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. threw a bombshell into the as-! sembly, there was a heated discus-{sion over the legality of candi-! dates who have not filed petitions iln accordance with the A.S.U.S.C. | constitution. Orv Mohler, student ! president, and Stanley Levine, , chairman of the constitutional examinations, ended the matter by declaring the new candidate eligi-
--i ble to run for office on the basis
Tea Will Feature Spring that no one can be prevented 0^.1	i- from seeking office under a demo-
Styles ^ Modeled by : cratic system of student govern-
Trojan Co-eds	ment.
--Other Candidates
Collegiate costumes for co-eds Although the interest in the pre-
ed the other candidates put were Christy Fox
demonstrate their talents.
A large crowd of students Jammed Bovard auditorium for the program, which was under the di-
1 swimming ternational oratorical contest last a,tempt f!“e ,bpm fl0n} an , Trj Upsilon; and Ralph Acton, pre- I C\nnth^r rennrt !tatinir i and eon- vear 3nd „lawl ,hlrt „le improvised guardhouse here. Five ,	of houM_1'	Another report, stating that 30.
afternoon.	sneech cnnteBt nf ! “Ore were held tonight in the ^	_____	-------- ‘i rebels were preparing to ma
[rhe dii'"- Of tne other- car, L. Lyon, ar attorney, of South *bart boulevard, and his compan-Miss Mar;- Lynch, of 545 luth Hobart, suffered broken lJ^d^ ;-.nd lacerations.
|\t the Santa Monica hospital.
're the six victims were taken, I was declared that injuries suf-red to Norene’s spine, ai first licved «eriou>. were determined be of a minor nature. He is ren an even chance to live.
tinuing throughout the auernoon. temporaneous speech contest loll'- 'tig a buffet supper there ,be pacific Forensic league tournament at Eugene. Ore., this year.
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' guardhouse and additional captur-
will be dancing, throughout the evening in the ballroom of the club.
Returns from the election for A.S.U.S.C. officers, which will be
He is a member of the legislative council and is running for the presidency of L.A.S.
Nixon, a transfer from Glendale
held Friday morning, v, ill be re- junior college and a member of layed to the beacii at half-hour Kappa Alpha fraternity, has par-intervals. Francis Cislini. elections ticipated in over 100 debates, commissioner, said.	!	-----
Ichool Situation To Be Discussed
Bids Are $1.50
Bids are on sale at the University Book store and by members of Jones’ committee for $1.50 per couple, the price including lockers. swimming, supper, and dancing.
Memoers of the ticket committee will meet this afternoon at 2 o clock in 215 Student Union. The £ following men are requested by
Annual Mother, Son Dinner Will Be Held by ‘Y’
led fugitives were being brought in almost hourly.
Accuse ‘Hoodlums’
Gov. Herring, who believes the violence was started by "hoodlums,” ordered the search contin-! ued. He contended that outsiders 1 led the movement which resulted | in Judge Bradley being dragged from his bench, smeared with grease and dirt, and being almost hanged when he refused to ignore his oath of office and promise to ! stop mortgage foreclosures.
Khaki-clad soldiers patrolled the | countryside seeking farmer fugi-! tives who fled after the attack
The skit was written by Elliott N'ugent, actor and playwri was given at the Phi Kappa Psi ! national convention last summer.
Remington Mills, president of the organization, urges all students to cooperate with B’ue Key in making, the “Hello and Smile” week a success, inasmuch as its purpose is to promote more friendly feelings among the students of the campus.
Joe Bushard is chairman of the
C. women students display the	: on the ballot latest in correct spring wear at	for vice-president: Betty Jones the May Day benefit fashion tea.	and Catherine McBride, secretary; sponsored by the Y. W. Freshman	and Weston Doty and Robert Moran opportunity club, from 3 to 5 o’clock in the	rell, yell kings. Each made a to spread revolt throughout the j Y.W.C.A. building.	3hort acceptance speech while the island. | Formal, beach, afternoon, sports,	king aspirants led a j°ll o Reports that constitutional guar- j and informal attire will be shown antees had been suspended in by the student models, representa-Oriente, Camaguey, and Santa | tives selected from campus sorori-Clara provinces as a result of ties, the Women’s Residence hall,
yesterday’s disorders were denied and the Y.W.C.A., by a committee	rection of Orv Mohler. Cheers
by sources close to the govern- under the leadership of Jane Rey-	and applause greeted the various
ment. However, the suspension of nolds, adviser to the Freshman	nomination speeches and accept-
guarantees would be a mere for- group.	ances, all of which was broadcast
Draxy Trengove, president of the l0'er K*AC-
Freshman club, heads the general j	Co-ed Gives Talk
committee for the affair, assisted ^ne t*le first surprises jn
march bj, ^be other officers, Betty de j the presidential situation cam*'1
y Kliiott ou Havana, was branded a “stupid , Kruif, vice-president Gladys Har- when Phyllis Norton, stellar wo-
ght. and falsity’ by a government official. rlg secretary, and Eillen Gannon, men’s debater, made her way to
treasurer. Margurite Reed is in : ^-e front of the auditorium to
i charge of refreshments, and Mar- i nominate Jack Smith. Co-eds are
I garet Ellis is supervising decora- i30 seldom seen in nominating
; tions in the spring motif.	|rolea that her s^ech caU8ed 51
I	. I sensation. A few highlights of
Garments which will be display-!her ta,k 8tregged the al,.around
ed through the courtesy of the J. j abi„ty of SmIth> b,s executive abil.
W. Robinson company, where the . ,ty u 8bown by many e,tra^urrl.
ci>n-en « i >’outhfuI models have been V™11* ' ciilar positions, and his capability
hi T-n^ver ^ ^ t0da>”S 8tyl6	^ C* I *>r thf position,
he Univer- women participating are Betty	..
Jackson. Rosemary Weaver, Betty ! Mar‘>" ^ S™ !h\ »«' Colyear, Jane Llppett. Jean Hes. "'ce'h: ”»mlnat,ng Pritchard H.
„ „ ’.. . « , T ______ pointed out the achievements of
sell, Catharine Gayle, Joy Spear, if	.. . . .
’ ,, _ ,	__/ „	, the veteran varsity debater, quot-
Jane Reid, Barbara Tondra. Jean it_ „ ,, ,J
Brown Is Named Advertising Head
' last Thursday on Judge Bradlev.
The annual all-university Moth- I	Officers In Control
er and son dinner sponsored b]. j jjie 0jflcers. now in complete tiie Tiojan 'Y.M.C.A. ■«ill be aeld i control of Plymouth county and
__Jones to be present: Dave Macken- in the Women's Residence hall on ; almost complete control of Craw-
The Present School Situation.”	Jack Darnell, Sherman Jen- edne.>>day. May 3, 6:15 p.m.	ford county concentrated their ef-
tbc topic upon which A. R. ■ John Leach. Bill Hiteman, An elaborate program has been forts during the day to rounding fton, county superintendent of John Raymond. Bob Haugh. planned, featuring President Wal-j up additional men among the list jools. v II address the students	Davenport, Bernard Hirsh- ter F. Dexter of Whittier college, j 0f SOme 60 accused of participat-
the Graduate school luncheon to	Strong. Henrie John, as guest speaker. The Trojan j ing in lbe attack.
Stanley Downey, and Raoul De- string trio composed of Helen Bird. ] vive of the men -were hei<t deaux.	Josphine Rehor. and Vivian Ree- j tonight in jail at Sioux City,
aer will present several mu- where they were spirited after (sical selections. Dorland Dryer , rumors spread that a mob plan-vill delher a toast to the moth- i ne(j attempt to free them. Five • ers. 'which will be followed by a iraore were held here in an im-response from one of the mothers j provjpcd guardhouse.
__present.	Qjenn c. Haj'nes, in com-
important luncheon meetinc t Co®perati“S with the “Y,” the , mand of the 250 national guards-!^3 An important luncheon meeting Inlerfraternlty Mothers club isimpn hPrP issUed the order
Delbert Brown was the new president of the sity Advertising club, according week’s activities with Ralph Ac- j t0 announcement made by Virgil ton assisting him. The organiza-j A]]en today following the count-tion is composed of junior and 1 0f votes. May Kroeger was
senior men and is a service group. Elected vice-president and social ; shoematef Nancy Monroe, Jeanne
j chairman; Geraldine Barton, sec- ' I>ullhamf Helene Gasbar, Jennie retary; and Charles Tugh, treas- 8evig Margaret Holme, Aileen
!urer-	Brown Joy Bierlick, Helen Aills,
Brown is a member of Alpha (winlfred JoneSf Myra Haymes,
Delta Sigma, professional adver-and has been
Chinese Students To Present Plays
ed the New York Times with a statement that his candidate waa termed “the most outstanding high school man in the United State* when president at San Diego.”
i , _ , ^	T , ,	and a member of many campus
Flora Kmgh^ Rowena Ingold^Eth- , or?anizations
When Tom Kuchel came for-
S.C. students will be able to
tising fraternity, ana nas Deen ^jae B0Wen( Eleanor Friend, affiliated with the Advertising club	Giistrap. Vena Wisdom,
for the past year. Ke ismajoring ' Mary F. Allen, Aileen O’Connor,
| Evelyn Raphael, Kathleen Merphy,
held tomorrow at 12:15 p.m. in Women's Residence hall.
Ir. Clifton will speak on school iditions with reference to the ^ent and proposed legislative en-tments regarding the effects of eart iquake on lx>s Angeles inty pchoole.
'lifton is also president of the Lliforni; puhlic school superin. 1 .‘:it ~o< •;a - ion and is an ac-fe l*ad>r n the California Pub-Scho<*l Week to be observed »m April 24 to 29.
Reservations are to be made in )m 160. Administration building, levious to the luncheon, accord-
Stray Greek Men Will Meet at Noon To Discuss Plans
Members of the Freshman club are selling tickets for 25 cents today.
to-
.1 the men Stray Greeks v lll be ■glvln* Its services to the program, |“i^t	j;r«ie“farme“rS‘ and ■>romlnent chmese	wil1 ««•
in advertising in the School of see the Chinese theater as it real- Merchandising. Both Miss Kroeger | and prance*~Lineau. ly is, a thing that people travel ‘ and Miss Barton are officers of j thousands of miles to see, when j Gamma Alpha Chi, professional ad-the Chinese club presents two [ vertising sorority, plays in full oriental costume in Retiring officers of the organiza-Touchtsone theater, Friday and tion are Virgil Allen, president: ;
Saturday, May 5 and 6, at 8 p. Thora Banker, vice-president anr ! F Jucafion Students m.	.social chairman; Rosalie Teach,	o	T j
Touchstone will be decorated secretary; and Martin Bredsteen, j Will C>Onven€ I OCiay
exactly as a theater in China ' treasurer.	-
i would. During the evening, several	--The associated students of edu-
ward to nominate Acton, president (Continued on page four)
men here,
. .. , , „	"*** j giving its services to the program, !ni?ht
held today at 12:15 p.m. m room and wiU pasg out red and whlte	martial
C22 Student Union. Plans will be carnationa to all tho	rt martia
formulated for the organizing of ^^pre^ent	mothers and There had been some argument
the group for next year.	j “Reservations must be made in	hrfono^hderinasrmuchCTsrlhrUofI iart’ literature’ culture, history, or I strategic points throughout Vienna j making reservations before
Activities for the remainder of advance, because no tickets will	?A	| drama, these plays will present an j in preparation for trouble expected j m. today in 3o6 Stowell hall
P.T.A. President Will Talk Today
Mrs. James K. Lytle, president of the Parent-Teacher association of Los Angeles, will speak at the
fense charged was committed be- :
Machine Guns Ready	! cation present Mrs. J. K. Lytle as j associated students of education
sent music and dances of oriental VIENNA, Austria, April 30—(U.E1 guest speaker at lunchon to be ; luncheon at 12:15 p.m. today. The origin.	—Military and “inner circle” po- held at 666 West 36th street at luncheon will be held in the W»
For those interested in Chinese (lice today placed machine guns in ,12:15 p.m. Anyone may attend by men's Graduate lodge, 666 West
10 a. | 36th street
A I Guy Sasoli, a student in th*
the semester will also be discus- , be sold at the door,” Malcom j fore'martial law was declared.
to Walter Barragar, president *<?npTh* ^.iTr	preS/dent of the “Y” '
.	gchool/Tbp price ‘dance at the all-University ditch , stated. Reservations may be made
III be H5 cents a plaet.
the Graduate school. The price	__„	..... ,	A	.
„	___as well as the individual ditch at the * Y” headquarters at 34th
, day sponsored by the club to take and I'niversity avenue. Tickets , place May 13. All members of the ’ will be 40 cents a plate, and organization are urged to be pre- must be reserved before noon, sent.	I Wednesday.
[ngireers To Visit Goodyear Company
|The field trip for the College Engineering to the (Goodyear jibber and Tire Manufacturing Jmpar-y i ch ”as postponed ?t wet k will be held Thursday, lay 4.
[Studects intending to go will
Final Examinations In Constitutional Class To Be Today
Thinking Speed, Mentality Unrelated, Say Scientists
Final examinations for the constitutional class of candidates for A.S.U.S.C. elections will be held ’ today in room 206 Hoose hall at ! 3 p.m. or in room 41S at 7 p.m., for those who cannot be present at the first examination, declared Stan Levine, chairman of the con-i stitutional committee.
excellent opportunity for study.
The proceeds of the play will be devoted entirely to charity. Tickets may be obtained from the «ashier’s window in the Student Union, the Women’s Culture club, the World Friendship club. Y.M. C.A., and the Y.W.C.A. The price is 25 cents for S.C. students and 40 cents for others.
' in May Day celebrations tomor- i nominal price of 35 cents will be ; College of Music, will give two vo-
BERKELEY, Calif., April 30— f ial,” their report said, ive in front of Bridge hall at ] CB—Speed with which persons “We gave a group of 100 stu- ! Th#*e students who do not take lo p.m. and go directly to the , think is no index of their intelii- dents an intelligence test which the examination at either time will int at €."1 Central avenue. M. gence, two University of Califor- depended in no way on the speed be declared ineligible to hold of-Uhri h. who gave the lecture nia psychologists announced today , of finishing. Everv student was
Art Course Will
charged for the luncheon.
Commerce Lassies To Vie In Business Championship
cal numbers; “Without a Song,” by Youman and “Evening Star,” by Wagner. Mrs. Marguerite O’Leary will act as accompanist.
Classroom representatives haring luncheon reservation sheets must have them in room 356 Stow-j ell hall by 10 o’clock. Persons wishing to attend must have made
S. C.’s “typical business girl” I will be Dean Reid L. McClung of tbelr reservations by that time, will soon be proclaimed winner of :the College of Commerce, Dr. Ben- J “Faculty members and students,
the second annual 'Typical Busi- I	|^hether ln the School of Educ*
. ness Girl” contest being sponsor-1 p	secretarial adminis-j tion or not, are cordially invited
TnQllOlirntpH ed bv Alpha Kappa Psi national tration, and Mrs. Olive Booth, to attend and join us in honoring
Be Inaugurated	,t hll|t {,ltow secr„lrlal Mrs Lnle„ acpordine to ^ v
_____	,	.	. , ministration.
Because of a postponement of the Tfae leUer re<luired of ^
final date for entrants to send
finishing. Every student was i fiCe
the manufacture of rubber , after a series of mental tests. allowed to continue until he felt__
11 be the guide. Popular theories that a fast	he could no longer improve his »>| r • X U U
thinker is a superficial one, and	score by further work. IVlecnaniCS 1 O rlOla
Paraguayan Reprisal* Seen that a person of slow mental pro-	“Then these same students were I Smoker Wednesday
ASl NCION, Paraguay, April 30 cesses is of low intelligence were given speed tests in memory and '	_
UP'—President Eusebio Ayala in found untrue.	learning. The scores on the speed j The local branch of the Meehan- : new course, “Experiments in Color
statement TO , loday Caroline McCann Tryon and	test were compared with the ical Engineering society will hold and Design,” will be in charge	j
raed Bolma that Bolivian pris- Professor Harold E. Jones re-	scores for the intelligence test ” \* smoker Wednesday nieht at the I of Miss Jessie M. Todd of the | Pelphry, Inglewood, placed highe
kins, who en* j luncheon.
. ,	.	,,, , . j trants should apply for the posi-
in letters, the contest will close at ■ fkm of secretary of p^^ent Reid
2 p.m. Thursday, stated Ed Jones, ' McClung of the McClung Mer-
president 0f the fraternity.	CADtlle company, and should be
Contestants will be selected on turned in to the commerce office
Gallery visits as well as class problems and lectures will be featured in the new summer art course “Basic Art Interpretations”
! to be given in the S.C. summer i session w-hich starts June 21.
Planned especially for the tea- a basis of intelligent application, b*,fore the closing date
1 cher of art, but also open to
is in charge of the
Religion Forum Will Hear Dr. C.S. Patton
x . i i	-	I In the 11th lecture of their
appearance, character and poten-, Any woman student who is ma- present series, the religion forum
tial business ability. Letters and joring in commerce may enter the . today will present Dr. Carl *
____________ _______________ personal interviews will be includ-j contest Many letters have been Patton, a pastor of the First
the ical Engineering society will hold and Design,” will be in charge ed in the requirements. Josephine received by Dean McClung, chair-I Congregational church and former
!	__ ▼___. .r	Pelnhrv Tnsrlewood. Diaced hieiient	________________,
artists and art students, another
i<’s of ar	ete may be ported the findings.	Findings were that there was no
Lde to suffer in repr isal ior the “The slow individual is not ' pronounced relationship between f ml ini of Paragua>.tn ci'ilians necessarily less intelligent, nor is ; speed and genuine mental compe-Bolhian war planes	,the fast one necessarilly superfic- tence.
re- scores for the intelligence test.” j a smoker Wednesday night at the i of Miss Jessie M. Todd of the ±*eipnry, ingiewooa, piacea mgnesi man of the judging committee, ly a professor at the University
University of Chicago, one of the in the above qualifications ^last and many are expected. Applica- 'of Chicago. Dr. Patton will speak
Delta Sigma Phi house in St. James Park. Prominent engineers will speak and motion pictures will be shown.
50 visiting faculty members in year, winning the title of the Trojan 28th annual summer Business.” school.	Judges for the contest this year ! mended
Miss cants should turn in their letters on “Religion Lok3 at Theology.” as soon as possible, Jones recom- The lecture will be given in liudd
Memorial hall at 4 jf.m.