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of endeavoring to influence members of the American Olympie
Committee who should have a right to exercise their free ballot.
There would be ne eountey ia the world thet would endeaver te
hold Olympic games but what some creed or class of people could
bring up their grievances as a bar to these games,

We have great sympathy for the Jewish
people when we consider Hitler's atrocious treatment of then,
but in the name of sportsmanship, etter thiresse hes been
heard, let the pesple in authority of the games decide without
coercion ani embarrassing hindrance.

Without discrimination for or against the
athlete, but let us discriminate against the drunkard at our
college football games. Drinking has become @ serious menace
to the very existence of the sport. All directors and coaches
agree that the present conditions are intolerable and publie
opinion must be aroused to stop drinking in the stands. Let
the feetball dpankerds imow thet they ave decidedly unpopular
with their neighbors in the stands. _

You expect the boys on the field to give
you a clean, manly, inspiring exhibition. Let us make the
spectator background one of decent behavior that matches the
standard set by our athletic representatives. It is a queer
and curious thing with what sags and drops our behavioyr takes
at football games. Some of our so-called respectable people
would not openly pull out a flask and drink on the public
street. Yet at a football game it is chic. Quite the thing to

do to appear smart.