1936_09 The Daily Collegian September 1936

              THE  COLLEGIAN
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INDIAN ruin
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tear. Walton Saturday.       I «•* *** *■** »*"*»* B*qu.tte.
Noon Dance Friday
PHOTO SHOWS HARRY
ture singer, right, and Diet Merrill, aviation pilot, center, I
fore they started their attempted flight, from New York
London and b-.uk Kg.;'." The fliers reached England on their!
first leg. landing short of their Limlon goal on September 2.
On their return flight yesterday, they failed to reach New York,
crashing into a bog-in Newfoundland. Both were slightly injured. On the left in this photo is Abe Pofell. technician, who
did not make the flight, however.
Sigma Taus Sponsor
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of Success ^
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Our Double Discount
PIANO  SALE
NOW  IN  PROGRESS
NO   OOWN   PAYMENT
KIMBALL.     FISCHER.
Cook's Music Shoppe
mild ripe tobacco
... nobody ever made a
good cigarette without it
Mild... Chesterfield tobacco
is mild ... not strong, not
harsh, not bitter . . . but
pleading to the taste.
Ripe... Chesterfield tobacco
is ripe ... ripe like a big
. juicy apple hanging on the
tree... full of good flavor.
The mild ripe Turkish
tobacco used for Chesterfield Cigarettes adds a
, aroma and
Mild Ripe Tobacco
that's what makes Chesterfields
milder and better tasting
LlGGBTT ft MYBRS TOBACCO Co.
RICHERT NAMES
STAFF TO WORK
IN COLLEGIAN)
-nd, Marian Named Manas-
to^itor.l'uyena Miller Is Aa-
goeiatf for Current Semester
BG RKI'OltTORIAL STAFF
News. Copv. Society and Feature
r£ls t^ntain Unfilled: Posi-
lions Open lo New Students
Characterized by the largest!
nport'.rial .-ignup >'• years, the
luff of th.- Collegian, with four
Important eilitorial positions yet
-en. was partially completed to-
fcy as lluliert Richprt, editor,
gnounccd the names of the stu-
tnli who will assist in editing
tbe semi-weekly during the cur- J
WONTS OPENlFM RECEPTION   Jim Mayer Annouces
TUESDAY FOR DATE ANNOUNCED      Rallv Committee For
= INITIAL PLAY AS SEPTEMBER 24i      rY T^Tcf     ,-■■
,.. S^'-^^c^'Z^lzTJll      Current Fall Semester
peoer.     ftom [j^ 0f Three Outstand-      in Informal Affair Thursday L-    . am.        "Kill ot._Ji.. r„mrr,;tto^,
****** •**.   inR Work8 slKhl; Hour8 9,0,2 I Chairmen of Three Other Standing Committees
Hurricane Winds
Spread Fear Over
Chesapeake Area
Cape Halteras Believed Center ,,,
of Storm 7-onc; Coast Guard, .a
Red Cross Mobilize ' "'
" |WALLACE MYSTERY LISTED
' Playhouse Director WIU Attempt '"
1 Portrayal Through Drama of '"
'_      World Problems
Tryouts for the first play of s,
the University Street Playhouse ...
season will begin Tuesday night
and will continue until the cast u,
is selected. John W. Wright, di- «
rector, announced yesterday.      ;*''
The play,  unselectcd as yet,
will lie one of three under con- "
•men lacking. Ji.an
Named by Student Prexy; Positions Left Open
pm* i   for Frosh on Main Committees
ieir-j The Rally Committee and the chairmen for three other im-
»«>>■[ portant standing committees were announced last night by Jim
who Mayer, president of the Associated Students. In naming the Ral-
__."'/\\y Committee. Mayer left several vacancies to be filled by fresh-
b«ii' 1 men unnamed as yet.
The committees of which only the chairmen were selected were
s,.,;the Public Relations Committee. Oakley Hunter: National Stu-
inu*; dents Federation of America. Ted Richert: Promotion and Wei
ll..-,   ind   sports. ,,,„babl>  .111 be Lit
-Special Election   ;
i Draws Interest of „.- -
Campus Politicians
No Petitions Turned in As Yet     The In
Although Speculation As   to!low.: u,
-        „|gV iBouun,..
,t-**r*ir*irm t»v**P»** *<
E:ii^;r-r~!Furtheryiolenw
^,„rSv;:r:j Seems 'Certainty
t:d,°or^w,Mer.^^^^ In Salinas Crisis1
lOte lo  «|Jimlson. Oik.ey Hnnter. Armen Mini ■"   »M1IIIIII»   »"»•■•••.
cdwervera n.'u.lin,, onrander.' June johan.en. Temporary Lull in Proceedings
« will o. Jo- Kine and Chirle. Tajlor. ^^ ■ CoBu. j^ citizen Army '-
Keys that j   ruvt ou*1'       —o-oeementa In the     Sent on Secret Mbslon
WAS.    Sept.    I-.-tUB-NewlJ
Tiylor. Juliet Brouithton. Al Ke.-
, bead.. I *m by no. meani clos-
e ll.i of ippolntroenu for v*r|.
rtlvllles for the rest of the yeir.
..I wi. Wednesday »nd will uw  proereu cm onlr be mide by hud
JttnUiV^orMtSh.r.            College Handbook to
SSraftytr*36Registration        | Qffe? New Features
ritSMSW    Totals Running    L ^.^.^J
^I.n^ldrtlllllll.i*"1 ''*''' Under  LaSt   Yeari.nd Directory of mM; will be In the.
Banw Tonight Will|y5^5r;
Honor Grid TeamE,,H'\EH
«"• H.ben Phillip., Dr. an
™>ds Smith. Mr. and Mr*.
"1".   Dr.    and    Mn.   -Mild
Inter-Prat to Meet
epilsr    and    limited    students    .hi-   '""        ,. i ,,. ,-..-,il.  ,„:,.. r . ,.,!
•r. ,,    '       edliora jslrlke   lo   prete.1  th*   u*e  ot  lUI«
***** San Angelo Flood
££l     Waters Receding
(Shipowners Hit
By SaUoi£' Umon|
SAN FRrtNd&CO. Sept. 1?.-HUH
srcenl.li *» *""* a°d'r C0I"""°
spokesmen tor labor union
Final Bonehead Test \Z» p..« Mr -mure ....vm,. .u,™..
|To Be Given Tuesday "*     i
LTLlS.Ttsl.i'W* losing in
umik.iy Th. Bradshaw Welcomed
\ S^\Z"toHl\1.\ At Morning Assembly
Jimmy   -Rabbit"  Bruliliiw..
First Noon Dance In
Social Hall Today
day but oa th* following weekly nt
•rally  Cotcli   Leo  Harris
Sophs Meet Monday