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glory of their alma mater. But when the Southwastern Conference
prepeses a new deal that perhaps is settesi, some of these same
representatives throw their hands up in horror and ery, "Sin.
Sin."
| A shameful procedure happened a few years

_.ago in our own Big Six Conference, when it was necessary ‘to
resort to the application of a retroactive rule to make Jim
Bausch a professional, although he was hired by an insurance
company at $75.00 a month, a thing that is practiced and has
been practiced for years by athletes of other schools, members
of conferences many many times older than the Big Six Conference.

Without discrimination for or against the
Jew, column after column has been written regarding Germany's
unfair attitude toward a discrimination against the Jewish
athlete competing under a Nazi banner. Let it be sald that a
committee comprising in the majority college men appointed by
the American Olympic Committee, visited Germany for the express
purpose of learning the correct situation before American
athletes would be sent to Germany. Mr. Avery Brundage, a great
all around athlete and Olympic competitor from the University of
Illinois, headed the commission. After carefully and netienlously
delving into the whole situation, the committee reported in favor
of American participation of the Olympic games at Berlin in
August, 1936,

Then a political situation clouded the
horizon. One of the American Athletic Union giants, seeing an