The Junior Ranger

              Youth Balks At Compulsory Military Training;
Worries Over War, Unemployment
AUSTIN, Texn:<, . Fchrua~y 2·1- Students thought
the college cltrnJIUM: hk~ vuhht• opinion ~l~ewhcre over th~
nation. i~ now turnmg towards the ~u\'ember elections ann
the L•~ues that are h_kt•h· to bu in,•uh•ed. The collegians of
the country ugn·e with the Amcrirun voter lllll! the most
imporlllnl tu·olllt•m of thl' da)' 1s how to keep the United
stat~s out of w11r. Utlf'mploymc·nl cnme~ next.
TRE R.t\NGER
by toothpa•te
Page Three
lADDA DABBAS ROLL OUT APPAREL
FOR BIKE PARTY. HAVE A-PPAREL OF FUN
27 Fresh, Ho · Toi,
Five Dollar Bill
Fill Business Meet
Interviewer! for tht• l'turlcnt Opiniun Surveys, of which
the RANGF.R I' II mcl,llh•·r, a.•kcd students O\'er the nation
"1\'h~t .do you lwlleve 1~ !,he. mo"t import:u~t problem facing
the Umted States tuduy? from •·wry sect1on • .Ney England
to the d•>eP South. lllitldir Atlantic to the Fur \\'e~t. the
answer of the l(rrat~sl nuntl>(>r \I'll!< tht! :;arne: how to stay
out (I{ war. l\lllllY ot hl'r problem~ were mentioned. as fol-
Little drw.< Miles Wyntt know
thut M.axine .. Lanky"' Krueger
know-. thnt he wns Necond thoi~·
to 11\e 84't.D b:u1tward dance
11w weuthl'l· wasn't icicle, so
rho A. D. P.'• did bicycle. Buncl>os
or Add~ Dnbbas and lhcir two·
\\ hee.linJt' tnllchine:o. wound by and
tluough th• park. AnnA wore a
Gnbh-·i•h •weal. abirt; lnto8"''Ie
Hawley "J'Orlrd a Scarlet and
1\ hite plu)' outfit. Juat. ~!olani<•·ntt
round 'W\'re Stella Mesc~nson and
'laxinc Kruegcz·, "•bile aome othor
fa,t h.•,_ Wttl"'' Gone 'With The Wind
\\'h<n thO)' !lni•hl!d Jl«<dling
(bi<Y<I<>), th< •l•tcr •l'ook• made
Cor Fluth'• hou•e !or FOOD.
Ho •:ec-... e-.6 Tillot-son and Rogers,
Heuaohl<cl ami Flu til 1 e r v • d
·•aimp1~· wunne.rful" refreshment&.
Twent>•-"aven whole freahmen
Attended the;r me<:Ung laot Mon­da)'.
Prt•ident Koohi encoun>.~
a dl!cus:<ion on the date Plnrch
16) ror the hllrn dance. '!'he Sen­a
I<· h11d kinda thought abau:t a
dinner dance <hen. A lot oC
wrongllnlf leCt the f"'&hmen In
poss.,.sion of )tanh IG. Bidi wnt
be thirty-five eentl.
lo"": 1. Keepinl!' the ('. l'. out of war 43r,
2. Soh ing unempln~ ment 17
3. Balancing the bud~eet 7
1. Soh in~: lubor prohlcms 3
5. Reco,·ery uf bu'<ine>.,; 3
6. Threats to democrat' 2
7. l nequalll~· or inroml.S l
8. Soh in!!' youth prohlem~ 1
9. The 1910 el~tion" t
10. Relief 1.
I I. Other., and r•o opinion 21
tn this instance. as hils heen the ca;oe in many Surveys,
college people show practically the ~ame sentiment.q that
other studie!< of the general electorate ha,•e pointed out.
The question of ·war and fir.ding employment for the job­less
are paramount in the minds of mo~t Amer icans, young
and old. Business recovery, however, seems to be more im­rortant
to the average voter who placed that third in the
late•t sampling of opinion. \•·hile the collegians ga\'e third
place to the budget.
It is significant that the colle~tv student hru< consistent­ly
demon~trated parallel feelings re~tarding Europe's
troubles, for the Sun·eys, using a ~<Cientific crollS section
that repre~ents the total U. S. enrollment, has round:
1. In October most !II udents said we ~hould not send
troop~ to help the allie$, evl'n if they were in danger of los­ing
to Germany.
2. At the same time. 58 per cent ooposed change or the
neutralitY law mainlv b~ause the'' belie,·ed to do ~o might
invoh·e us. ' · ·
2. In December 68 per cent belie\'ed we could stay out
of the war.
S)-mpathy for Finland. howe\'er, seems tc;> IJe strong
enough for students to :<anction loan~ of Amer1can cash to
that country, as the Survey~ indicated in Janua~y. Sub­sequenltthifts
in these sentiments future Surveys will show.
1\ rt Grab.nm wa$ firlft It ac"m" ..
..• Jean Weber ~till din)fo to t.be
lhoUtthl o! T""a• U .... and Betty
Steele Murroy nlso longin~ to get
back to that cnmp\U! • . . Harold
Co11rtney back bnt nunu• hlo ap­pendix
••• Jnck Adama ~etma to
hove hod " •light eonOict with an
Iron pit~t in Robber'• Cno . .
huo~ne Hawlcyl who bfttJ y~L to
bring lllnt "SU)(R1ttflion box." !thow·
inJI' off OD old 001' Of Wll) bnck,
CfOrge McAnully ••• Mr. Tulloch
really •layed ·~m nt P S. A .•••
With 11 Cl'takitog •lool as tho only
:~.:~~~,~~~> rr
obotaelt lo his playma-. M r·. '1'.
fairly bnnl!od out Q tuM on lh•·
MW pinno whi<h ho ricl<ed OUI
himsell ••• Clorll\ Sain hc•iU1tln~
to cntu th<· l.:•ur.•JI but comlnJt
oul >nll•fird , •• Rove you henrd
what on• okeloton .aid to another?
l'd marry )'ou if I hn1l tbl· gula'
. •. £,·el)ln 'l'bomtlll ~·ttmlf woo()•
over n Wtlt Pointer at. Randotrh,
who. so lhe grapt'vinr •winKJ.. can
cut a mean rulf .•. AnnA Rullt
'hiler recci\•ing D s,!Rrdl•nio for
Valentin011 , .. (B"Itcr tat• than
n\.'n·r. you know) . • . .\nd On\•
it\Jl•~ 8!1 to lht- tlll•nd,1r ••••
Wt•lcomincz Clnrl'ntf Kennl-dy
oC A. anti M. vin Cuero ••• Sw•ll.
rriendl)• g"U)' you'll wnnnn nwt>t..
, • . Chari .. Goldman &rl'lllns: thllt
Valentine containing • dim• f""m
•orne blonde . • • J'nno Se,•creld
painting a dark room with Earli
Wilson •.• Jn th•• dArk .•••
HAphazard plans Cor unot.hcr
rrizc winnin~t noat were mixed
with on of!·t.ho rero•cl rllsow.-.ion
oC Jny•ee teachers. Opinions
'·nrilod on nil tho unsus-peeting
aubject• ,•xe.>pt the !ood.....,ven'OM
ag-N'Cll it ,.., A'Q(KI.
knork11 but once, my dt.•ar •. "Elaine
1-"ruge whooping it UJJ \nth a
my~tt11·iou• reolla. nnm{'(i •·Thundt=r"
••• who i1 tht• drummt'r in Budd)'
lfnncotk'a bnnd .•••
Dt••pit~ th• (act lb8l the COW·
!lOY DANCE wno In reality n
JEFn:RSON dlln~. Jnyal't' muot
ndmit they got. r·oblxod flnunclally,
too. Evid••ntly the Cowboy• "'"
the prOipt.>ch ami ~tay,•d B.\\ay,
Cor lhU4' wt•rr mont StluUors thl•re
thnn Cowboy•. The pr~•iucnt or
th•• Cowboys bad a dato "ith n Ch••••· n beautiful example of
club t><>litlco. 'l'h<• wholo nltalr
Somebody oa;d the meeting waa
m•rcly a rll8e for Root to Criak
prople Cor u dime. Not many ten
eenhcs wert! contributed. but two
n~v itt,nu1 did 11hin~: Ho-Toi, a
roto:<'Wood Chlne~~:e idol that cir·
eulak<l lh• room and nmu•cd the
idle Crcshmen, and n tivc dollar
boll, •·umored to belonar to Wayne
Pnrker.
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THE BLACK DISC
By Sam tht Rteord Man
Remombcr Count Busie ond hit
"Ono O'elO('k Jump?" Well. now
the tllding rhythms ot Will 0•·
bome und his br~~Ao-<lominsted
baml b.a\·~ pc.-rft'Ctcd a brunt! new
nri'Ans;Nnt'nt or n eatclly nunlbcr­•
·Two O'clM:k Jun1p."
wn• th~ blggt t TohltN y "incc
Je.~!w Jomt•t hl'hl UJ) lht.' Frl~o ..
bound train. .•• On~ could l'tllil)'
""' the noonc}' bulging out of the
pCX>k•ta or tlw lh ... ,.. • • • \\'hat
they'"' gonna do with all thot
dough is another qu~tlon, but, 1\ke
thu tamera fit'n.d, we're awahing
de,·eloJ)m<'nh ••• Oh, ye•, tt Cow ..
Harry Jame• and hb "Ciribi·
riner•'' wM on the top •put oC
tho Bandwn~ton t .. ~ week and
Jta,·o hi• listener, n trent with hlo
h·eatment of u. "'Trumpet Con~
o<•rt." Fo•tel't'd by a baok!rl'ound
ot cl•••r<al and popular non­corny
lrumpet. mastery, Ja.me.
~ "' ~~ntly ~iven gn award u
I he b.,.l trumP<'ter In the country,
and tht' \'Ott.• waa takt'n a.monsr hL.. .
lello" musieinn• at th11U
tJia Fit.>(Ct'rald has rt!·popular.
i«-d on oldi,._ "What Can r Say
Dear, Alter J Say J'n' Sorry."
AUSTIN, Texll!<. February 17- While the ~·oulh of
Europe marches off to the bat lie fronts, Amerocan coll~ge
students are o,•e-rwhelmingly opposed even to the mention
of compulsorv militarv service in lhe United States.
This i.s i-e,•ealed 'in a coast-to-eoast poll conducted _by
the Student Opinion Survey~ of America. results or. wh1ch
show that 81 per cent of the men lllld women. nltendtnl\' -~he
nation':s colleges and universities are agamst requn. mg
"every able-bodied American boy 20 years old to go mto
the Army or Navy for one year." . . . . h t
The poll was t.aken u~ing a sc1entlflc cross sectton t a
includes exact p1·oporlion~ of the different type~ of 8tudent~
registered in all the institutions of higher Jearmng-. Co~l.ege
men, who would have to earn· the guns nnd do the marc ~ng,
were found to be the most opposed. only17 per !lent fa"0 \"tg.
But 21 per cenl of the hnlf million girl:' gotng to co ege
said they fa\'ored military training-for the boys.
boy boua-ht my ticket for me- 10.
B.iuina- milootone• thi< wcok I gueu II wn• the lint timt• a
ue Surnh rorboo• and Jim Hohhr li'UY •'·o•· robb<.-.1 him•elr. • •
on lh< 21th .•• And Mnry Elizo· --x--
bet.h Rillinat on th~ 23rd .• • AIMI, H ll'd M El d
1 plfty·lik~ orchid to Bct'r John• a l ay, armur ecte
on h"r tw•Jrth I! l birlhdn)' la>t Ranqerette 01/icers
Monday . . . At t .. t a ••• tain
pN"l'On brol<t Caith with K•nt
"At tho Balalalko'' •oan'C! out o!
oblivion last w,oek to cl'Wih tho
•tlect of th• Hit Pan>.do, ending
up In thf ohow .-Ilion.
SAN ANTONIO
MUSIC CO.
The nation results follow; J\len Women Roth
Should require 17'• 21'.: 19''
Should NOT reoulre 8:1 79 81 - x- 4 SHORT TRAINING RULES WHEN
PRACTICING TO BECOME A RADICAL
1 bb · ·r vou can't stab
· Learn the ~:enlle art of backs tn .111~:: 1 l'ke the ·'Amer·
Your mother in the hark n few hm-1.
lean" Youth Cong re!'S did J\~othe1r. R~~~~t~ral to the
Whitaker and told uo his Jtirl. Vlrtrinln lfalliday "'"" ~ledrd
..• Htr namt Ia PE'arl and the tn.~AJ~urt·l and ronnie Mnrmur rc·
~~'"'" to the u. of s. A ..•• Jay .. o rort~r at thu RAIItl'l'l'Yit<' mtt-tlntr
bclnat rtpr~entrd rn tho Stock Tu,.,.do)', Daouulon •• to whether
Show pot'8dr ••• And, B()Yl l.lld tho Rangorelt<>l would make the
Bt>VI!l'IY Brandt TUlly mak~ tlwm trip to Goo•~ C,....k for th<.' baa­pa}'
att•nti•n in that whit. ridlnl! kt•thllll lll'mo domioot<-4 tho mvot­hnbit
and b«>l• .•.. Fll for print ina-.
now is Fra.nc:t:" \~olt:ntlne'• t~ikh;r.
Jun•. "ho lool<o ••nc:tly hltt
Frant'e&-but won't comt" to Ju .lu.
.•. Fatiru~ hnu t*i""' worn b>
Rob<•rt John•on and Louis Sl id•l.
• • • JimmY Smith told his atld
Tomm> Allen ju•t !.n't proud •• •
!'....,.,. th•r nll boulfht on<• after
~n d<-ch1ion waA rH('hed, And
Curth..r dl•eusoion will b.• •~n­lluutod
at t.b~ n•xt nr ... t. I~ waa
dl'l!id,~l I" •••rl l'....,.ld•nl Sudl•
Starford. \\bo wu ill. " rard u:.
pn·s~una the Ronavr~.:ttee con ..
C"trn.
ISAAC BLF.DSOF., Pre•.
Com" To l'• f'or
)'()·ur t'"a,-oritt
Black Disc
316 W. Commeree
SMITTY'S CAFE I I.UNCHES- SAND\YICHES
COLD DRINKS
319 S. Alamo Street
2. Be immoral- A comrade 1S n \Ill~ " 1
s uperla t i\'e degree. b th •' ism-bovs'' only
3. Have a big-mouth- Remem erT. h 1· bovs 'allegedlY
use their hands and mouths. e tg ••
use the brains. italist'q moner by
4. Remember, if you don't get the ca~ cil rights. Ji you
force, stand up and demand your ~"way throuat. this
tho militat;• parado • • • B<n J,
~(<Call atnl "'aitin8' arour.d !or
tho! lott<r from A bilcne .•• Mary
Lundl't!n and tho'e C•rman "onb
that get BAD re•ulta , •• Dorothy
J<an Barwll<• reru.;nr to ki ... the
ll'lldon~ mnn in th• state piny even
MOTOR. TRUCKS
L>;TEit~ATIO~.\L H,\R,'£STER CO~lP.L"Y
Fattory llraD<h II~ I So. Flor ..
1r 1hr ocript (nnd ~lr. Ling) cal1o
for it ••• Why! ••• Oprorlunity 1
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don't, you may hn,•c to work you ,.,.
world Uke he did. -T. F.