Members of 3 Campus Organizations Serve A s Guld es On Trip M ore than one hundred dele grates to the T exas F ederation o f W om en 's Clubs con ven tion , m ee t ing in A ustin N ovem ber 9 -1 2 , toured the cam pus yetserd ay. G uides w ere assigned groups at the w est en tran ce, and v isits w ere paid the A rch itectu re B u ild in g d isplays and parts o f the L i brary B uilding. Guides w ere selected from th e In ter-C ity C ouncil, the C ow boys, and Alpha Phi O m erga, honorary serv

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... e fra tern ity . D ick W atts w as in ch arge o f the tour. Mrs. Ben H. Sand ers, of H ar-j lin d en , chairm an o f the art e x ! hibit division or the F ed eration , assisted M iss B ess H eflin , ch a ir m an o f th e ex h ib its division of th e public relation s com m ittee, and P rofessor Sam uel E. Gideon in arran gin g the cam pus displays, Heads Debaters Reaugh Oils May Get Place On U. T. Campus Artist Tells Details O f His Requirements To Regent Stark " Frank R eau gh 's S ou th w est," a collection o f se v en ty -fiv e oil and p astel p ain tin gs o f th e T exas p lain s, c a ttle , and fron tier life, w ere a step n earer perm anent h ou sin g on the U n iv ersity cam pus T u esd ay fo llo w in g a m eetin g here [b e tw ee n Mr. R eaugh o f Dallas, p ainter and ow ner o f the co llec tion , and H. J. L u tch er Stark, m em ber o f the Board o f R egents, j Mr. R eaugh, asked to ship half of his collection fo r tem porary e x h ib ition in th e T e x a s U nion, gave indication that this arrangem ent m ight be m ade in the near future, John A. M cCurdy, execu tive sec-■ Unicameral, Labor rotary o f the E x -S tu d en ts' A sso elation , said. D etails of the U n iv ersity 's part Joe W. N eal o f San A ntonio i of a _ th ree-fold requirem ent asked