VOL. 54 

Price Five Cents

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TH URSD AY, APRIL 21, 1955

Six Pages Today 

N O . 155

*The First College Daily in the South'

2-vote Margin Downs 
Liberal Education Plans

B y S H I R L * :* S T R I N I
Daily I cx.m I ditnr
I ! * ■ -lit* • n’ < 

Tm o votes (I- ‘ < 1 

education adopt i I I> ,- th* Faculty Co n 
Central Faculty Not Wednesday.

First counted at 191) ballots for the

pr

>rincij lr on liberal 
ii and brought 

, against, the recount showed a total of 193 for and 195 against. 
The meeting was recessed until Monday at 4 p.m. when
the Haskew Amendment is scheduled to be discussed. There
to are possibilities that action for reconsideration on the state­

ment of principle will come up at that time.

and

97 

The statement of principle

Morris, W atkins File 
For Editor of Texan

W i l l I E MDH Ii IS

eves the General Faculty the 
responsibility of deciding on 
minimum liberal education re­
quirements for all University 
since it is responsible 
degree 
under Regents* rules for all 
degrees granted.

Geology Building 14 was the most 
o. cr -crow ded • lass room on cam* 
pu*» during the* meeting as faculty 
quee/ed into every avail-

Senate Amends 
Permanent Fund 
Investment Bill

N e w Version Calls 
For Legislative O K 
On Revenue Spending

An amended r o f t s t i t H t f ® nat
lo allow a 
amendment proposal 
broader 
investment ba*e for the 
I Diversity Permanent Fund limp­
ed through th* Senate Wednesday 
and returned 'n the Ilou-e.

The proposal would allow fnve-m 
men' cf Up to one-hf* ‘ of ‘ he Sl'i0 
million P< rmanent Fund rn U S cor­
pora?© stock*-.

Amendments tai ked on 

in the 
investment 
Senate would subject 
earrings to appropriation by the 
Legislature before they could be 
sp* nt

Another would allow the Legis­
lature to ask a yearly report on 
investments and returns.

The House passed cs version
earlier this month, lf they refuse 
to accept 
'he Senate bill. differ­
ences will be iron* ‘ out in a con­
ference < ommiUt *•
Opponents of 

i? 
would “ allow the University to buy 
a scut on the stock exchange 

the bill said 

Bat kern of the proposal, im Iud.ny 
governing he ids of all state col­
their 
leges. sac 

it would solve 
eelS 

lor twenty veals
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bon to planning the wee kb 
editorial pages of th* Fes 
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religious emphasis ar 

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the piogif'Ss Of p a ns f<ar Univ*
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news cove 
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sort I by t
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that 
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Arab st u d e n ’ s . the committee ballot
found, 
anticum 
table at

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he learned

the story 
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*e F A C U L T Y 

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B a r A sso ciation to Hold 
R unoff Elections T o d ay

in

p.

-offs for positions on the 
R ir Associate >r will ho 
to 2
;dav from 9 a rn 

8 3« * 70 

s. ... 

I Av a a* r let 

interviews Lsttlefieid House 

S J 

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ti L e Asse*' •' ion 

election run-offs, Townes Hall.

$ > 

I • 
Build ng loggia,

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I ’’ kl I 

••* * • a.im inist* it ■ n 
student office open, Waggeries 

r 

; nan 205.
4 a■ id '< 
and 
Union 31 ti

Ii Hid 1) m p n ii -a, • ; • 
interested students, Texas 

u rn . VR VV VI Is lX
for Puny T* san > 
form :

To attempt !«* ut
ImhI v bv giv ny an 
of the University , 
good side, sm.-e e<l 
are tile most ell* 
uses I nidssi r itnin it* 
lo t ike a clear 
on 
issi 
Import o t 
spar -• ’ii all s i* $ c 

4 Ruth,mn Kaser sn soprano re- to hegln tm n
pal sn with a sj

r tai. Music Recital Hall 

4 db G rie va n ce Com m ittee. T exas 

jor rdi

vln1.de chairman fot R E W 
s plat 

d p
treasurer of 
the Univei s v Y and a member 
of the Y cabinet and Upperclass 
student Council: chairman of World Uni- 
!* view versiiy Set. \ u r ■ Ere sh man Onen- 
• g the tation leadet ; holder nj the Texas 
tis ides Journalism Scholarship; S i g r 
rn not 

I ■(*!' i Chi piofesstonal journalism 
fraternity: winner of monthly lies! 
stand departmental j*aee and Texan gold 
ig 
full medal; former chairman of Amer- 
ue, hut maria: Union Dance Committee;
I cam- Men's Glee Club; and San Antonio ta editor 
s! page Club 

Tuesday

ho d Tbs
p m . 

i Sp! ’ 

Runoff candidates 

R U F F A L O B A Y O U April JU 1836 
( icneral Sam Houston and
include By- a howling bunch of Texas srregu- 
ron Fullerton and Truman P , K irk, Jar- today beat the socks off of 
president: Marcus singlet art and Mexican General Sa r.'a Anna and 
i Dick Wells, vice-president: Jam es a larger a rm y of Mexican troops, 
La ter :: 'he day, Santa Anna was 
I I V. . Gary and \V. J a i k Sa];,, r. se* re- 
' fa rt; and Tom Eotheringham and captured disguised in the uniform 
I Hadley Edgar, chairm an of the of a private, and brought to Gen- 
- j Honor Council. John C Aka rd. un- oral H o u s t o n , There the for- 
; m'posed candidate, w is dei md Die- ma! surrendc* took pine*’

in the regular election 

The Republic of Texas was Sc­
io cd

v 

i *y O '

27 Flights to Freedom

*s Clubs style 

Trapped Students Tell Story

md a ho*- 
• 
Ii,-ar VI
■a I*',a rn

ram fbi- J , sas 
ti- eoMfineg to 
and i he room
. 
I OM IT clock
'vho 
mules on i -od me stud* ms access to me stairs

si r\ sIon platform. No ,.m* 
tv,v 

(i*V.' U1 Id.TS I?: 

the rtoor 
Here is the storm in the words of on< 

A... 

levator was <*

1 fio- repairs of (he students

F r i l l . i 
The

B v S ' M M ' C A R P E N T E R 

Ho w >d U ti** but he i i i not ni!ng 

Last Frid ay afternoon, Ap I 8. notice ’ho note d vr landed on the Pnd in AugUf-u 

aUou Robert Warner, Wynie Burton and grass near him. We were Quite
I went to The University of Texas angry at him. We wrote another 
it fell
Tower. 

message and threw it, but 

We rested 

in 

’be lobby a few down en the roo!

rn hers 
ic* ch; 
un or

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d

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bot h

5fV\I f- j
P? 0 di

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the

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rifle J9Ian hr

s ic in nn1 

Th i * i $ a q
lh** Gent*rai F ; 
respon;
th 6 R eire 
nts' ru 
do not
If we
rived the 1

dep
one
\\> wauld n< it

he ads

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the state

Bi MI K .IC*11 X -a in

d mis
ts th**

have tnis, we hav< 

rn port a nt functions
have a ’ ’nivei •

'Grievance Hour' 
How 4:30-5:30

Co

PFC. G. A. DAVIS 
. . . or road block by Filter Plant

Minute Men Alerted 
Af 6 p.m. Wednesday

nge ' 
h im 
e c ro 
e x nil

Jane C heever Files 
For Court Injunction

B v < ARF. IU SU.FN
t.iiitur

Cheever 
! Stillier

d I

t tis, and she
K eplablc ex-
“ The commis. 
i discs iminate 
but s* felt 
I* 
md* r the con-

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urn

saw

>v cr
Mi-s Chi
no of tho test 
that she w is 
an excuse He 
i f || n i n act he* r 
i I Sow od to take 
ber the prescribed time 
, that she has been dis* 
a g a i n s * " he main- 
like she would 
* ike it I -.ter. ospc< iaU> 
©titer * mdidata taking 
running for the sam!

].R>ks 

' 

it the assigi 
Iona I quiz t 
gov et mn* nt 
••'Pnc Kiel 

Ding what 
recording to 
Bone, 
tit*1 * 
i.-iid W**dra -

eq lin'd
i >-didnt

’Hon Cor 
it though 
; he cons

d a s .

Wilson Talk 
To Feature 
SCR Facts

( D ry said she trance 

mo

Holder, who was out of 
'ne time of die quiz, and 
i ved an excuse from the 
ion. took the quiz after the 
-ii 

VV ho
com
pres
will probably be called as a w it­
ness in the * is©.

time. 

He said the injunction should re- 
q ere 'he commission to give M:>s 
Cheever the exam and to give her 
“ reasonable opportunity to fulfil! 
any other stipulations that would 
enable het 
to be placed on tho 
regular ballo)

D r 

sitments of 'be fi 

IjOcan Wilson, president of 
‘-rile ' nivcrsitv will review accorn- 
year S >uth- 
western Co-opera tier Program n 
Eduj itiona! Administration, 
E n 
~ 
day- at 
in the Mural Boom oi me Mel 

*"• durir’" « 
I Room of the Stephen _ 

I J I

I E Aust n ll tel, a ’ a regional con- 
{ ference of “ The Development of 

Educational Leaders.”

! Approximately 

IO O 

Bono has 48 hours to file an 
• r suer t >r the comm --) >n A ■ »! I 
Sw e e t chief justice of the Studen*
eel cruet jusucp ai hic ow
luncheon CftUrt s ud he would call a sp 
pet d
session ot the Court as soon as
Ie to hi ar the ques’ion 
per 

f ,

 

in 
G ary went on to say that 
the event the defendant tries do-
educators laying tactics which would in effect

: 

i 

w: h w 

ip the t ti 

from five skates wall attend the make her campaign ineffective, he Building ms
Eriday-Saturdny conference sum- vvtil attempt to enjoin the election.
ie? w - gi ■ -to-i
* , 
rn 
bv she Court 
‘ would postpone
the elections until the matter w is 
settled.

Other speakers ic I include Dr. 
Truman M. Pierce of Nashville 
the Southern 
Te-nn., director <>f 
States Co-operative Program 
Educational Administration; Dr. day. saying that she would leave 
counsel to present 
L, D. Haskew, vice-president of the 
University and dean of the College her case.
of Education: and 
ll E. Ab.cs. 
director ol the Southwestern C P E A . m e," she declared.

to
in j com m ent whet) reached Wednes-

“ Anything he suns, he says for

Miss Cheever did not wish 

it up to hoi 

' 

i ‘' “ nd,-sri 

rn c s
” I ■ 
*.< set up by National Guard Offi­
cials in Washington.

n ’ w 

Colonel Thomas S. Bishop, Chief 

of staff of the 36th Division, re- 
ported that “ officers and men be­
gan arriving at Camp Mabry se©.
nds after the alert was sounded " 
Forty-five per cent of the Austin 
Guardsmen 
reported within one 
hour and 95-9" per cen* had a r­
rived within two hours.

The 36th Division Headquarters, 
rn d e up mostly of University m u- 
der*'-, had 51 of 52 Austin men 
p .'sent it Camp Mabry within two 
hours md ail the officers had ar- 
riv d or were reported on their 
way.

Purpose of the alert w.;s m test 
the speed and offi* tenty vv *h whn ii 
the Guard can be mobilized 
in 
« ■ em of an emergency.

A secondary purpose was to yr e 
ihc- people of Austin and other 
Amcri< in * dies an opportunity in 
ce how the Guard 'ru n s and the 
potential value cf fbi# train mg ’n 
- •* ■•mmur ’ic-, state, or nation 
in an emergency.

Nearly 400.000 Air 

arid A rm y
National Guard-men from more
from 
than 5. 6 no communities 
the 
t of Columbia. Al,iska. and
th %
W ;>■ moil., /I I 

Dis! 
U . 
gigantic operation.

. • .jut the U- d b * 

' R 

. s 

Dut 

: the ad' - MM 

Po! *»
relieved city police ar seven inter- 
s< ms ar i tx et e aul in 
to
gnore traffu lights to cont ml traf­
fic m the Camp Mabry arca.

d 

to 

; . ’ (Ism* : ■ u • ■ Hied 

'be on­
the Austin Filtration 
Plant and posted special guards 
in md around the plant Special 
first md stations were set up by
: ke

M U ' Mc 

' B a r 

’bor 

care of any act sal casual! cs.

Panel to Discuss 
Water Problems

A p i n e ! discussion entf'^d 
“ P obit rn s of V, der < Mi - tv it ion 
in I • xa< w : I he mired 
it a 
i Alpha, hon- 
meeting of Pi Sig; 
- 
i) ary governmc• 
*ety Thus s-
n A r id ce fur®
it 7 ■ I p lit 
d.; v 

panel members will he D r W ai­
te'- P Webb, distinguished profes­
sor of history; Dr. W alter F ire y, 
is-octate professor of sociology, 
md Harry P Burleigh of the U S 
Bureau of Reclamation.

Dr. Webb has recently published 
book concerning the problems of 
water conservation in Texas The 
“ More Water for Texas " 
book, 
j urges the people of Texas to do 
something about the v a e r sati­
ation before It is too late 

In the book Dr Webb presents 
la plan for a SI billion canal run­
ning parallel to The Gulf Coast, 
60 miles mland, and intercepting 
ten Texas rivers tha! empty into 
The Gulf of Mexico.

W e looked tor so m e th in g w ith 
w h ic h to Open the door. W e found 
a p iece of wood on the 
floor. 
W e b ro u ght 
it to the d o o r arui 
trie d to p u n ch the door open. M e 
did not c a r e if the door should 
be broken.

minutes, for vie had walked from 
the Capitol. We arrived at the 27th 
floor. Then we went outside the 
.tower and viewed Austin.

When w e turned hack to the 
stairw ay door, w e wore terrified 
to find that 
it w as clo sed . We 
pounded on the door, bul nobody 
c a m e to us.

We were worried because we 
thought we might have to stay in 
the tower until the next Monday.
Robert tried to phone the eleva­
tor operator. He picked up the tele­
phone and dialed several numbers. 
t„ „ 
, , 
(The tower phone is part of the

„ ILI, L 

,, 

, 

fourth message, after 

It did not break open, and the 
situation looked awful. W e wrote 
finding 
a 
some paper and ink. We put the 
pieces of paper together by gluing 
them with nail polish.

Flynn Award Nominees 
Due Tuesday at Noon

W e wrote another message for 
help on a piece of Kleenex We

. 

.. 

Tile deadline for nominations for candidate must have a C average 
the Mike F ly nn Awal d one of toe and trust have acquired 30 hours 

P A X sv stem, 'md it is impossible um ,p ,hf U" u'r* S< K 
to get an outside number on it I 

' h a s I 
Still no one came to open the again and yelled to a man walking Qualifications and nominations from 1941 until 1943, was killed on

*** ,vvent ou,'iui* on th,‘ 

; • nom Ttusd.av 

M . 

 

l!- Then highest ova- is et Unive •uty men >t t) ** l l *•" 

 

, 
door. Robert tried to dial again 
• 
 
ann again.

t 

~ i bv below . He looked up at us and 
,
' saw our signal.

. »..

should be turned in to the Dean O kinaw a in June, 1945, while sew- 
of M ens Office Speech Building mg rn 

the Marine Corps 

That ( *'Utic»l. vv til speak 

Then v v Went outside the tower 

Robert 
and waved to the people below I message. 
They just looked at us and waved I The man seemed to wonder if we presented at Swing-Out Api li 29 by hts honor.
back. We think that they thought wer<? having trouble. 
we were just waving at them. 

thus marking the 
Anyway, he picked up the mrs* tenth annual Mike b vim Award 

fell on the ground.

Olm Culberson 

threw the 

then 
It 

fourth 102. 

Although on Iv at the University 
for two years, Mike Hymn, who 

sam e year ins friends made up a M!v 

A large gold lox inc cup w ill be Mike Flynn Citizenship Award in ; ',e auditonum at tile 

‘y S p e a k e r t o P r e s e n t
r i n p L ; L t « rtkw A I ™ *
Flynn U n iv -sty- Widen' C I O P h ilo s o p h y , A i m s

• 

Robert suddenly had an idea and sage and read it. He took 

it to 

Hie cup, a plaque with previous came hole Born 

Iowa. had -..>(k)u 

we looked for some paper and a the superintendent’s office and after winners' names 
pencil. We 
drawer of a de-k
Robert w rote 

the Th—hr .0 lot ... .HI!. 

A committee 

d.,pl»> 

found 

I hem 

the a while the two men < ame up to Mike Flyn n ’s photograph ate 

ti tho I'n .vo t .it, C -Op. 

, 
imposed of Dean

inscribed, an i 

in 

_ 

persona ti lend.** when he left He 

,, 
to be a ‘ ' ' “ * s 

on believed ma you 

had 

fr.onrt 'n It.,.- Pion.!- 

' 

this m e ssa g e ; 
the 
in 
“ Help! H elp! We are 
T ow er, 
locked and 
the door 
w e c a n ’t get ou t, We are d eaf 
stu d e n ts,”

is 

W e tied a clothes hanger around 

We wi re greatly relieved to get 
out of The University of T exas 
Tower. 

* 

the paper and threw it, but it was monthly paper, The Lone Stat. 
tom before it reached the ground. 
Then we wrote another message 
and tiixi a pipe cap on it. 

* 

L. Jones Was the man who picked extf*curncu 

H ie above story was printed in

the Texas School’ tor the Deaf bi- Mike Flynn 
friendliness 

Ja c k Holland and members
Mica 
lilter-Frat entity
(he 
Council w ill make the selection of 
the student who most resem bles 7 p m. Thursday 

and 

Student A ssem bly M eets Today

Student Assembly wall meet at j

in E xperim ental, Candidate# Should (.«(lo by APO

in spirit of service and Sown. * Building 137 to discuss the 
the Const im*
Qualifications include i ce*-gnized lion wha h vw-uld substitute new vet*
the Dalby system 

Candidates for student body eiec-
tion should go by the A P O office 
sometime this week and pick up 
information concerning s t u rn p 
lh* 
speaking. Nancy Rodman 
pi lations Committee will also"ie- Campus League of Women Voter*

sincere in campus elections 

two amendments lo 

ir activities 

The Appro

Tower building attendant Martin and proved leadership, interest sn ng plans ft. 

Before we threw ii. we yelled to up the fomtil message the three interest in people and ability to

catch a m a n s attention, 

I teenager* tin tux, 

t build lasting friendships. Aiso, the port to the Assembly. 

t

annouced Wednesday.

Hanincton *f he . tate C IO
he t nix en-
' H iursday a. i t.) p.nr in
5. Mr.
Harrington was form er secretary
aa bur.
me _u u gt up d- i m minus
M r Harrington’s talk w ill pie- 
»
cphy of the CIO, and 
He w ill discuss the 
, H
labor, 
, 
legis­
• - ...M l , rn l o , . , . 
lo st,
l3Tt.in rvAt’t ii I Mitltc f/i •: d iAj it* ii'nit'H 14
lation pertaining; to labor which is 
now before the House, Ail interest­
ed students are invited to attend.

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Union 309
4 U> A b« ; ! 

Om ega house.

5 

Home F* • mo 
show, HUT p o a.

^ 7 'Ju 

I .< t c b : ii Kporks 

i ' I ’ • ie 

5 IO World A i' 

. Forum, Un.- 

versify Y

6 Barbecue for Count d of Health, 
Physical Education, and Recrea- 
tion, M cCall urn High School,

7 Convocation, Citizenship T rain­

ing Conference.

7 American Finance Association to 
hear Reginald W. Gregory of 
M errill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, 
and Beane, Men's Lounge, Tex­
as Union.

7 15 Discussion of CIO problems 

and policies. University Y .

K V KT

7 lo Spelled 

-I - 

i ;oolo­

gy Building 301,

7 30—Kappa Psi, house.
7 30 P i Sigma Alpha lo condut t 
“ Problems of 
in Texas,** 

open panel on 
W ater Conservation 
Architecture Building 105.

8- Two German plays, “ Tm indol 

and “ Je r y und B a d d y , " Batts 
Auditorium,

8:1") ACT presents “ P icn ic." P la y ­

8:30 William p e c k , violinist, and 
Anna Jackson, pianist, in student 
recital, Music R ecital Hall. 

l l :55 

“ F o rty Acres Forecast/* 

house.

K T B C

Initial Plan n in g Started 
For Cam pus Blood Drive

Fund managers and students in­
terested in the 1955 Campus Blood 
D rive are urged to attend a meet-1 
ing in Union 316 at 4 or 5 p.m.
Thursday. Students m ay attend 

r eith er meeting.

This year, students may donate 
to an organization. This will cover 
all members of the organization 
and their fam ilies and friends. The I 
Auviiti Blood Bank will reserve the I 
light to request 
blood for any apenfu thing such S A M M Y C ARPENTER, ROBERT W A R N E R , and W Y N I E BURTON 
as a aiv ii defence amel gene y. 

. . . were prisoner* in Ivory Tower’

tin* use of the

j 

 Gymnasiics Honors 
At Stake in Meet / '

Gregory Gym wits serve as a ic th 

I de/vous for the lop cynui st ie. tal­
ent in Texas this '.*■ k end when 

I the Texas state . A A U L • ■ mr 

‘i< 

Uhampionahips begin.

Com petition has been * I rn i<b I into 
three divisions. The novice division 
I begins FYiday night at 6 p m . the 
lunier!* division Saturday at I p rn 
and the senior divisi in at 7 p rn.

crown into the meet, Texas ss de­
fending champion.

Barb ara <> ».lagh« r national fum­
bling champion, w ill t>e here to 
defend her state till* Next week 
she goes til New York tor another 
shot at national honors

Hailey Chirk 
and H arry panthit 

Julian Krrtlfield, 
ire sure pnint-
e tors for Texas in junior compe­

tition,

Admission for the senior meet 
is so rents for adults on I .J* «■< i ts 
for children Thei*e will be no 

I charge for the earlier events

Sidney Souk up 

Jam es Dickson 
Je r r y M ilan, and Ja c k ie Fh< rn is 
carry T exas’ bid for a senior men’-

1 I 

rho D a lla s Athletic Club, T e x a s 
F o rt 
Abl ie-ne Christian* 
\&M 
Wurth 
scv<n ai out-of-fttate 
teams will enter the senior meet.
Fort V, >rth D a lla s A C , Gulfport. 
Chil? ha vc 
Nth* • 

md (Yen -h 
entries rn the ju n io r division

ARROWS AT

Thursday 

? ’ sc?5 THE DA? Y TEXAN 

7

Longhorn Thinclads
Prep for Week End

Sensational!) successful on their 1954 trip To the Kansas 
R e la y s , Tex x* tracks*ors return this week to bid for even 
greater recognition than they received a year ago.

Coach Clyde Littlefield's sprint-strong troupe won three 
championships and shared another last year and were out- 
—- 

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House Reviews 
Architects Bill

Measure to Raise 
Exam Standards

House B ill 236, which would 
change ’ he requirements for the 

apprenticeship period 
for archi- 
te< ut was reviewed at public read­

ing Wednesday night in the Hous* 

and referred t0 a sub-committee 
for reconsideration.

The mmit rn * three will re- 
p-r‘ back ' > the mam c mmitte# 
Monday on its finding':,

lo " Draker. senior architect, 

talked to the lawmakers.

The bi!! would require a total 
eight
apprenticeship period of 
years before an architect can take 
’he state exam. The graduate archt* 
te d , having five years schooling, 
w ill h iv e to complete three years 
of apprenticeship, whereas the ar- 
ehitect not having attended school 
will have to have mght years of ex­
peller*, m in the field before he can 
qualify for the s’ate test.

Presently, the graduate architect 
m ay take the exam after degree 
ompletion to be qualified, and the 
r m-graduate architect has to serve 
inly three years of apprenticeship.

Dr Ti wn*en«I Gives t Lecture*

D r, Howard W . Townsend, ass©-
■ tate professor of speech, deliver­
ed two lectures recently at Temple 
High School, Tempi®. The lectures 
were sponsored by the National 
Honor Society and dealt with 
"Q ualities of Leadership,’*
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Cadets Presented 
Awards Wednesday

Outstanding cad* G of the 
sity rd Texas A rm y R O I 
honored Wednesday 
in 
Awards D ay ceremonies: 
connection with th* wee! 
mental drill

1 rn vet - 
C were , 
special 
held in 
y regi-

Civilian and m ilitary 

01ft;

lab

■ awards included 
who presentei 
Bov. professor of 
Col Hugh D 
and tactics; Ben 
m ilitary sc ie’
VV. Greig, representin 
the Austin 
alien: C a r­
Reserve Of Ii* er’s Assn 
los of the 
land Barcus. Texas 
anc
Am erican Revolution 
and Paul 
Rowan ar.I Steve Romanowsky of 
the Travis R om American Legion.
Margaret Pe k acting dean of 
women at the University, presented 
special awards to the Regiment’s

co-ea sponsors.

Cadet Cap’ Paul Parkinson re­
ceived the award for the best conv 
party. Cctdet 1st Lf. Robert Boy 
the best platoon 
was prese: ted 
i ward.

Toe awards for outstanding bas- ff 

ic I I caddis of each branch wen 
given t i Alien F . Erne';’ , R o b e rt'
W , Stafford, Charles T. Meeks, * 
md L a rr y N Doherty.

Medals of honor, given by the 
Texas Society of St tis of ’he Amen- 
can Revolution, were presented to i rn 1 
Frank K. Cahoon, Jam es B. Hous- * 
ton. W illiam W. Roush. Robert VV, |§ 
Stafford, Vernon B . Hill. Don 
I 
Meier, Mitchell Sanchez, Thomas 
E W iley, and John T, Stuart TTI. Km

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Historical Society 
To Convene Here

The Texas S*- i t Historical A- - ‘ 

J. Frank I>o'. <► of Austin w ill 
seriation w ill have Airs, Sylvia speak at th*' Saturday luncheon, 
and paper s I v three graduates of 
Nyhoff of The Hague, N ederland 
as its principal s p ik e r a* their the University 
J a y M ax Marne!, 
forty-ninth annual meeting to be Sam Evan s, and V era Lea Dugas 
held here April 29-30. 

wril he presented.
Phi Alpha The’a, honorary his- 
leading Netherlands tory fraternity, is sponsoring the
Saturday afternoon program with 
G arian Baylis*, a graduate student 
from M otlehee, Ark,, presiding, 

Mrs. Nyhoff a form er Texan and 

wife of a 
'The
: publisher, w ill speak on 
■ European Background rd Baron de 
Bastrop " at the dinner April 29 
at 7:30 p m . in the D riskill Hotel. 
I Mrs Nyhoff began to trace the 
I pre-Texas career of Bastrop, who 
played an important part rn Texas 
history, at. the suggestion of Dr.
: Eugene C. Ba rk e r, University pro- 
; fexsor emeritus of history and dean 
of Southwest historians.

Mrs, E h ‘he Hamilton Kirkland

ie.

Austin audio 
riet Ames*’ 
29. Retie R 
ma major, 
(hp m r
A ’ th 
of the ' 
be pres 
Moi aud 
Schall B lanc 
E l Paso; an 
Tyler.

He

Saturday 
be preterite 
San Antonio: 
burg; and I 
College s t a l­

in discuss “ B a r ­
at the luncheon Aj ti
-bents U niversity dra- 
vill enact tile part at

ming aes-

Dr, B t 

d Fran k

K St ri Ck! and,
Smith,

morning, papers will
i by Stanley Ranks, 
E r m y lf Swain, Rd n- 
>r. John Q. Anderson,

Citizenship Meet 
Opened by Lewis

ne

Thursday Session
On Student Leader

ike

Con
Bull
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heat

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dis IU

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itudent and 
University, 
and Train- 
esday and 
iddrest on

Presiding at other sessions w ill 
be Dr, Claude ! 
. rf. T S H A pres­
ident ; D r. Seymour V. Connor, 
state archivist; Paul Adams, Dr, 
P a t I. Nixon, and Roger Conger. I

News in

Brief...

C O R SI R IF S B t F T G V X 
R E L I E F P R O C .RAM

W A SH IN G T O N 

Edward Cor*; 
charged Wednesday a State D e­
part n en! "securitv gang** headed 
■ * * : . • I.-.. VI - e keel the
administra* ion s refugee relief pro­

He told a Sen Ute Ju d icia ry Sub- 
immitee the program needs to 
e taken w it of ‘ the hands of the 
olicemen" and administered lin­
er “ new, c rn pe’ent and sympa-

S f llV I .R S \sR S S I VT!
TD B R O D IN R V Vt ( I N F

G o v e r n o r A lla n S h iv e r s a p p e a l­
ed to th e “ w a r m h e a r t o f T e x a s " 
W e d n e sd a y to g iv e e v e r y In d ig en t 
t h i l l a p r o te c t h e c lo a k o f B alk 
a n ti p olio v a c c in e fin a n c e d b y t h e 
state.

to 

th e 

H e a s k e d 

l e g i s l a t u r e 

fo r 
an e m e r g e n c y a p p r o p r ia tio n o f 
th e D e p a r tm e n t o f 
VTV).OOO 
H ea lth 
th e v a i c l n e 
n e e d e d fo r w a r d s o f th e sta te o r 
c h ild r e n w h o s e p a r e n ts ca n n o t a f ­
ford to buy it.

to p r o d u c e 

" T e x a s Is o n e o f th e s ix s t a t e s 
q u a lifie d 
and 
p r o c e s s th is x a l c in e ," G o v . S h iv ­
ers told the Legislature.

to m anufa< tu r e 

*
R I D O U N V A Cf ! P T S 
! V < O M P R O M Is E

BANDUNG, I n d o n e s i a - Pre- 
m ier Chou En-lai of P.cd China 
W ednesiiuy acc* pied a com prom ise 
Asian-Afriean declaration on hu- 

-

charter.
C h
rh sn
rig.”,** on toe 
>und the UN has 
not admitted 
■ Peiping regime 
to mem bensh 
Finally, meeting
* th heads of the other 28 delega- 
tif ns to the Asian-African confer­
ence 
its political comm.’tee. 
in 
Chou gave in

★
B Y R D S Y \ " ’B l YUK BA LL* 
W I L L < XI SR P A R T X S P L IT 
XX \SH IN G T O N — S e n . H arry 
Byrti (D X a j nays an\ attempt 
bv the 1956 Democratic Conven­
tion to "bla< khsili" a delegate 
chosen by a state organization 
N ill 
int He another party spilt- 
ting fight.

Bv rd, oho announced In 1951 he 
Would not vote for Democratic 
['residential nominee Ydiai E. 
Stevenson, Tuesday termed "out­
rageous* a statement by former 
National Chairman Stephen A, 
Mite hell that 19.51 bolter* would 
be challenged as delegates. 

Mitchell did not mention Byrd 
in predicting in I hieago Tuesday 
that Gov. Xllan shivers of Texas, 
Gov*. Robert K, Kennon of louis!- 
ana, and former Gov. Jam es F, 
Byrnes of South Carolina would 
if 
be denied convention seats 
named as • delegates 
"because 
they are political apostates." 
Shivers. Kennon, and Byrnes de­
clined comment, i nuke By rd, all 
three openly barked Dwight D. 
Eisenhower In 1951.

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Faculty Discusses 
Principle's Merits

sped a
principle, ive w ill be ready’ to an­
ticipate the decisions v e i l have to 
make sooner or later an yw ay."

th

A number of assertions and re­
futations on the requirements at 
other teehr.cal schools were pitch­
ed back and forth. Dr. Graham 
rejected a ll this discussion from 
both sides, however, by remarking 
that the relative views of other 
schools and the U niversity nave 
nothing to do w ith our plans 

" I f this plan Is passed, it w ill 
give trip General Faculty’ the right 
to explore further. * he said,

"T h e report 

is not perfect by 
any’ m eans." he added, "but it has 
accomplished one great good-it 
brought the faculty together to dis­
cuss one of the bigged problems 

■ of our tim e."

improve 

is necessary, whether 

The three big questions Mr. F e r­
guson said, are whether such a 
it 
change 
W i l l 
the situation, and 
what its long-term implications are. 
“ What proof is there that pro­
j 
fessional graduates are going into 
he questioned, " I 
life frustrated 
do not think the whole program 
J of education needs to lie standard­

ized.

" A ll the committee has done is 

to raise some confusion 

"Standardizing students was not 
mentioned rn m y remarks. ’ Dr. 
Graham retorted later. " I ’m sorry 
I didn’t make the speech Mr. F e r­
guson inte Hied me to rn ke.

them.

J 
The Ha skew Amendment which 
« is on me agenda for discussion 
Monday is a method of implement­
ing the original principle 
It calls 
for 48 hours in genera! education 
areas, 24 of which should be in 
four specific areas.

Queen Entries Due Frid ay

Dr, Graham explained that the
Applications for V arsity Cam!- report xsas much criticized for its 

val queen must be submitted 
Speech Building 302 by F rid a y at es. Such courses, he said, would
5 p.m. The queen will be elected at never be included until after the
had approved
the entrance to V arsity C arnival j General Faculty 

at failure to 

require composite fours-

?t with

I ie

a* to 

lh

'k* t •> effee-

now how to 
be one," he

man is a m atter or opinion. We 
I reportedly first refused to have to look at engineers and oth- 
s the U N s’ and on human cr* in the world ax total men or

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O L D A N D N E W M O R T A R B O A R D S
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D r lf Babel Carroll,

ii, - -liverstty 
of Texas hi-lory professor, w ill 
add: A-.* th-- Sons of toe Republic 
of Texas on Thursday a* 2 p.m. in 
Vam o H all in San Antonio, Dr. 
Carroll director of the Texas State 
Historical Association, w ill d is c u s s 
'Outs! and mg E a r ly Texans rn San 
Antonio*' at the annual meeting.

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Noel Hargrove Elected 
Young Demo President

The U niversity Young Democrat-1 
ie Club elected Noel Hargrove 
president at a business meeting 
Wednesday night. Other newly 
elected officers are P a t H ill, vice­
president; Dave Shapiro, set rotary; 
and Tra\ is Churchill, treasurer.

Hargrove is a former president 
of the Young Democratic Club at 
; North Texas Stare College, and 
I has served on the state executive 
i board.

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....................... 10c
Dish O f Chilled Sliced Peaches .............................................. 12c
O rder O f Stewed Prunes 
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Tall Glass O f Iced Tea ........................................................ 05c
Cream O f O yster Soup .......................................................... 20c
Ham O m let 
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Fried Fillet O f C od Fish And Tartar Sauce 
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Turkey Pie W ith Fresh V e g e ta b le s ............................................. 42c
Breaded Veal C utlet And Cream G r a v y ................................45c
Barbecue Breast O f Lamb A nd Dressing 
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Grilled Chopped Beef Steak ............................ 
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Thursday Apr'' 21 1955 THE DAILY TEXAN 

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Th< D ustin <'.urn ii o f H e a lth , 
Pl 
-ii a1 E ducation, and R ecreatio n
I v U have its final m eetin g T h u rs-
dav 
a t M cCallum High School 
G ym nasium at ti p i t ,

T here will be a b arbecue m ea l 
se ved 
to be followed by d iscu s­
sion of "A thletic G roup In s u ra n c e " 
an d *‘H v to Te 
in h lin g " A
, so. a1 period will close the m e e t­

ing

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m e e t a t th e *'Y" T h u rsd ay a t 5:30
p m . for its re g u la r w eekly m e e t­
su p p er 
ing. M em bers w ill h av e 
and then continue discussion on the 
'••lbjco? of relatio n s b etw een 
th# 
U nited S tates and foreign co untries 
a n d the effei t on those co u n tries 
of U nited States aid.

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of the D ep a rtm e n t of H istory and 
P hilosophy of E ducation, will speak 
a ’ * p .rn T h u rsd ay on "D e^egre- 
to 
g n o r 
in 
the 
th e pa rem s and 
\11 Vustin Co-operative Nursery.

the Public schools" 

friends of 

The All-Austin N u rsery , unique 
rn this a re a , is a c o o p e ra tiv e , non­
profit. and m ter-rac ia l o rganiza­
is to be held a t 
tion The event 
'M D EM-t T h irte en 'h S tre et. Offt- 
c e rs will be elected,

ii s 

R eginald WL G reg o ry of M errill 
Lynch. F ierce. F en n e r, an d B eane
th e % me rte un FlMUKe
\s s o c la t io n T h u rsd ay a t 7 p .m . in 
' i n s b lu n g e of T exas Union Mr. 
G regory will sp eak on the tra in in g 
p ro g ra m of hrs co m p an y and will 
also d iscuss cu rre n t m a rk e t condi-

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in- 
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lr.- 
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i tr e a s u re r ; an d Jo a n n e C opeland, 

a rc h iv e s !.

A nnette Sm ith, M ods M iller, and 
M arilyn M iller a r r new ly elected 
p ledges of th e fra te rn ity .

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d e le g a te to th e N ational T heta Sig­
in St. Louis 
m a P h i eon entinft 

J sn Ju n e ,

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president; L o b K n ig h t vice-presi­
dent J im m ie M cK inley, se c r e ta r y ; 
an d 1 * ‘ < io u M en T reastirer.

IWO rchtvirsAls for Sw nsr-Out. One

Brazil Beckons
To 4 Students

F o u r U n iv ersity stu d —.'--, F lo r­
ence Coffee, Guy Da rd cl N an Rem - 
schei. and Kern* ’n P inson, have 
been act ep ted for th e South A m er­
ican ecu m e n ical w ork c a m p s to he 
this s i rn rn p r, T he w ork 
lipid 
ca m p s, sponsored a t 
th e U n iv er­
ity' by W estm in ste r Student Fe!-1 
tov ship, will begin Ju ly 2.

TV e w o rk ra m p s w ill be held 
in B ra /d The E rst wall be in the 
c e n te r of Rio de ^Janeiro at a 
social se rv ic e c m t e r n Un iined 
is 
by 
n e a r the docks sn a poor a re a of 
the c ity .

tile M ethodist M ission. 

It 

Ad a v e ra g e w ork c a m p day In­
cludes five to seven h o u rs of m a n ­
u al lab o r plus w orship, study', and 
discussion M any d ifferen t su b jects, 
ran g in g fro m 
in te r­
n atio n al a ffa irs, o re studied. Liv­
ing together closely, ’he ct our* d e­
velops a stro n g sense of com m un­
ity.

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A fter the cam p s a re o v er, th e 
N o r t h A m erican d ele g a tes wT- 
d ivide into sm all g ro u p s and visit 
field m issions.

Home-Ec to Show 
Student Fashions

T he 

latest sp rin g fashions will 
be m odeled in tile hom e econom ics 
sp rin g sty le show 
in 
the patio of the Home E conom ics 
B uilding T hursday a t 5 p rn.

to be held 

T he b ro sse 

r shown w ere 
to 
m ad e in H om e E conom ics « lasses 
by the girls who will m odel th e n ; 
th e g irls J>oth designed 
T h ree of 
an d m ade 
th ey will 
the d re sse s 
m odel. The participant-, a r e both 
hom e 
and non-hom e 
econom ics 
econom ics m a jo rs,

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Your colleen gt adnation 
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juniors 
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the bluebonnet 

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and tho ju n io rs, w hite

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INTELLIGENT TYPING done B B A 

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THESES. REPORTS good rates, fast 
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Six Pages Today 

NO. 155

T o e First Co liege Daily in the South'

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2-vote Margin Downs = =
Liberal education Plans m illion P e rm a n e n t Fund in U S eor-

’^ ^ e n V * t„,ked on in the
investm ent
Two votes defeated the statement of principle on liberal the Haskcw Amendment is scheduled to be discussed. There earnings to appropriation bv tho 
could be

The meeting was recessed until Monday at 4 p.m. when Senate would subject 

investm ent base for the
University Permanent Fund limp-
ed through the Senate Wednesday

against, the recount showed a total of 193 for and 195 against. '* 

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education adopted by the Faculty Council and brought to are possibilities that action for reconsideration on the state- 
General Faculty vote Wednesday. 

merit of principle will come up at that time.

First counted at 

IIM) ballots for the proposal and 107; The statement of principle gives the General Faculty the
• responsibility of deciding on 
minimum liberal education re­
quirements for all University 
degrees, since it is responsible 
under Regents' rules for all 
degrees granted.

Morris, Watkins File 
For Editor of Texan

Geology Buildin g I t was the most 
o\ er-< rovvded classroom on cam ­
pus during the meeting as fa cu lty 
m em bers squeezed into every a v a il­
able 
sal 
down on the staii

w i n ir; M o u r n s

th ai!' and 

Senate Amends 
Permanent Fund 
Investment Bill

N e w V ersion C alls

^or Le g isla tive O K

Legislature befur 
spent.

Another would 
lature to ask a 
investments and

The 

I louse pa 
e a rlie r this mont 
to accept the Si 
ences w ill be iro

the Uegis- 
report on

ed 

its version 
If they refuse 
lull', differ- 
ate 
d out in a con-

>f 
it 
the bill said 
he U n iv e rs ity to buy 
stock exchange.” 
ie proposal, including

heat

, e U ieir

Qppone 
would “ a 
a seat or 
B a r k e r 
governinj; 
se
building 
At pre
Pet m ane

t JI

PFC. G. A. DAVIS 

. on road block by Filter Plant

I lowed

both p

latecom ers 
tecum* 
or I e a n e
Vigorous a 
of the spree

ehairm 
devised 
( an int 
ae state

Minute Men
A

Alerted
»PP at 6 p.m. Wednesday

I

IU N U K -IOU N SON

st men 
anent

d are
r> cf Kl

he Un

rn of u h
’ should

insih

have th

we hi

'Grievance Hour' 
Now 4:30-5:30

A ir and 
<iuards 

homes.

ry out a designated mission, 
huge operation w as the first 
kind in the United States. 
era! Ja m e s K. T aylo r, 36?h 
s i o n A rtille ry Com m ander, 
the operation's success.
d 

90 per cent a f e n d -im e in tv n o u n 

as set up by National Gi. c d O ffi­

cials in Washington.

Colonel Thom as S. Bishop, Chief 

jolts

" W e had an excellent 

r 

he S a id . " E v e n better 

of Staff of the 36th D ivision, re-
sh ow ing ." ported that "o ffice rs and men be-
than we gan a rriv in g at C am p M a b ry sec.

S ' 

Austin units bettered the coal of 

W e

C h ive

the C

•.e re saying if we adopt 
t the degree plans a re n ’t 
and we need a police

hard

Co

-dc

.bu p m . ;n Texas t. nit 
• hoped that the chant. 
ait m ore students with 
; to app ear before the 
tk Cooksey. ch airm an , e

up,

plan'

L m v e
A radii

asked the 
m in g the

Jane Cheever Files 
For Court Injunction

B y ( v i a . rn i n . i v
V-MMHIlt Netts I liitor

onds after the alert w as sounded.** 
Forty-five per cent of the Austin
G uardsm en 
reported w ithin one 
hour and 95-97 per cent had a r ­
rived within two hours.

The 36fh D ivision H eadquarters, 
made up m ostly of U n iv e rs ity stu­
dents, had 51 of 52 Austin men 
present at Cam p M a b ry w ithin two 
hours and all the o fficers had a r­
river! or w ere reported on their
w ay.

Purpose of the alert w as to test 
the speed and efficiency w ith which 
the G u ard can he m obilized 
in 
event of an em ergency.

j 

. 

m e did not contact us, and she 
lid not present an acceptable ex­
cuse.” he continued. ‘ The com m is­
sion is not trying to discrim in ate 
against candidates, but 
it
had no alte rn a tiv e under the con- 
solu tion.” 

it felt 

(J a r y said 

that 

M 

A secondary purpose w as to ew e 
the people of Austin and other
C h e e re r A rn o n ran cities an o p p o rtu n e to 
see how the G u ard t r a m s and the 
potential value of fbi# training to 
the comm unities, state, or nation 
in an em ergency.

dn<

w as sick at the tim e of the test 
and w as unaw are that she w as 
allowed to ask for an excuse. He 
said that she found that another 
d < imHiHnto hart W n attn u w l tA taL-» 
candidate had been allowed to take 
lite quiz a fte r the prescribed tim e. N ational G uardsm en 

F X A :

edu-

Ar
rep

to a 
Texan

• Wh«

d bv th.

ne

wit! 
itll '

•TTY. P

ll d e n t
md onus

off th

d to I:

W ILLIE MORRIS

qual

e d g a r W a t k in s

the complete picture 

>rx>rt the news of the

I IM. nu \\ \ I K IN

ity Y

df

from 9 a

Bar Association to Hold 
Runoff Elections Today

unoff

ididates 

include By- 
Fullerton and T ru m an I ’ . K irk . 
dent: M arc u s Sin g letary and 
W ells, vice-president; Ja m e s 
ary and W . Ja c k Sa lver, secre- 
, and Tom Fotheringham and 
e> 
the 
Fd g a r, ch airm a n of 
>r Council. Jo h n C. A kard . tin­
sel! candidate, w as elected Die- 
ditor 
in the reg u lar ejection 
day

d Wedn

>n

cgi

A YO U

Holist 
T e xa s 
socks

R U FFA LO
Sp). I -Genet
hemline hi
rs today beat thf 
lexican G en era l San ta Anna an 
larger a r m y of M exican troop?
Dater in the day, Santa Anna wa 
aptured, disguised rn the uniforr 
r a p rivate, and brought to Der 
a1 H o u s t o n . There 
D r. Die
lal surrender took place 
The Republic of Texas was se -“the Univ* 
pit sh me rh
ire d . 

the for- 

W ilson'Talk 
To Feature 
S G P Facts

pro

lo h

Uhs

lait.

27 F lig h ts to F re e d o m

t rapped Students Tell Story

 

, 

K

^ 

“ It 

..... 

. U
W e fee! that she has been dis­
crim inated a g a i n * t," he m ain­
like she would 
tained. 
he able to take it later, esp ecially 
since the other candidate taking 
it 
is running for the sa m ? 
later 
position."

looks 

Ja n e t Holder, who w as out of 
town at the time of the quiz, and 
who received an ext .se from the 
comm ission, took the quiz after the 
prescribed 
time. G a r y said she 
w ill probably he called as a w it­
ness in the case.

He said the injunction should re­
quire the comm ission to give M iss 
C h eever the exam and to give her 
"reaso n ab le opportunity to fulfill 
an y other stipulations that would 
enable her to be placed on the 
reg u lar b a llo t."

Bo ne has 48 hours to 

file an
answ er for the commission. Arnold 
Sweet, chief justice of the Student 
C ourt, said he would call a special 
session of the Court as soon as 
possible to hear the question.

W ilson, president of 
v. w ill review accum* 
the five-year SoutIm­
perative Prog ram 
in 
Adm inistration. E n ­
luncheon 
ie Stephen 
penal con­
diment of

during a 

Education
dav at 
I
in the M u ra l Room < 
F Austin Hotel, at a 
ference of "T ile D* 
E d u c a ttonal Leaders 

Approxim ately 
five state 

from 
F n d av- Sa tu rd a y
the pi

G a r y w ent on to 

in
the event the defendant tries de- 
1 0 0 educators 
layin g tactics which would in effect 
w ill attend the m ake her cam paign ineffective, he 
•ontotenets, sum- w ill attempt to enjoin the election 
pram which will 
if such an order was granted

say that 

it would 

bv the Court, 

{Kistpone 
w ill include D r. the elections until the m atter was 
ce of Nashville, settled
not wish to
>f 
ve Program 
in com m ent whop reached Wednes- 
nnistration; D r. day, saying that she would leave
rn

O ther Speake) 
T rum an M . P i 
Tonn., director 
States Co-open 
Edu cation al Ac
L. D. H a s k c w . vice-president of the 
U n iv e rsity and dean of the College her case
of E d u c a tio n ; and 
director Of the Southwestern C P L A , me, 

"A n yth in g he says, he says for

it up to her counsel 

M iss C heever did 

ll. F . Alves, 

she declared.

the Southern 

to pi t

Flynn Award Nominees 
Due Tuesday at Noon

Tile dcadliti# for nominations for candidate must have a C averag e
the M ike Fly nn Aw a id . one of the a nd rn ust have acquired 30 hours
highest a n a n ds for U n iversity men.
has bean '-et tor n<ion Tuesday.

M ike Flyn n . U niversity' student
from 1941 until 1943, w as killed on
should he ti trued in to the Dean Okinaw fI in Jun e, 1945 w h ile serv-
in the M a rin e Corps. T hat
of M en s ot flee. y!perch Budding mg 
sam e yiear his friends m ade up a
IDJ.
A large gr>ld lov mg cup w ill I mc M ike F Iv nn Citizenship Aw ard in

Q u a lifu a l icms at id nominations

at the I.University

presented at Sw mg -Out April *29 by his horajr.
Olin Cu I lie i -tm 
tenth annualt M ike

tinus m arking the
Flyn n Aw ard
The cup. a plaquie with previous

w inners' na
Mike Flyn n s pho tograph are on believer!I 
display at tiie Urn-versitv Or-Op.

inscribed, 

Abhor lgh only at the U n iv e rs ity
for two years. M ike Flyn n , who
Iowa, had 2.300
cam e here from 
and lier son a I friends when he lei? He
that you "h a d to he a

friend to have friends

— — ............ *—....... 1 *•*

N e a rly 400 000 A ir and A rm y
from m ore
than 5 , 6 00 com m unities 
from
throughout the United Skates, the 
D istrict of Colum bia, A laska, and 
Pu erto R ico w ere mobilized rn this 
gigantic operation.

D uring the ales' Mill* •: \ Poll e 
relieved city police a* seven lnter-
-eelions and w ere auf... zed 
to 
ignore traffic lights to control traf­
fic tn the Cam p M a b ry area.

to 

Guardsm en barre adod 

the en­
trant e 
the Austin Filtra tio n 
Plant, and posted special guards 
in and around the plant. Special 
first aid stations w ere set up by 
»

’ l l ’ 

L ' 

r 

care of any actual casualties,

Panel to Discuss 
Water Problems

A p a n e l discussion entitled 
"P ro b le m s of W iter For -creation 
in Texas w ill be featured 
it a
meeting of P i Sigm a Vlpha, hon­
o ra ry governm ent ociety. T hurs­
day at 7 30 p in. n A c hitectura 
Building 105.

Pa n e l m embers w ill he D r B a l ­
ter P . Webb, distinguished profes­
sor of history D r B a lt e r F ire y , 
associate professor of sociology, 
and H a rr y P Burleigh of the US 
Bureau of R eclam ation .

Dr. Webb has recen tly published 
' a book concerning the problems of 
w ate r conservation in Texas The 
for T e x a s ." 
book, 
u r g e s the people of Texas to do 
something alxjut 
the w a te r situ­
ation before it is too late

"M o re B a t e r 

In the book D r W ebb present* 
j a plan for a $1 billion canal run­
ning parallel to the G u lf Coast, 
60 m iles inland and intercepting 
into 

: ten Texas rive ts that em pty 

the G ulf of Mexico,

‘Y ’ Speaker to Present 
CIO Philosophy, Aims

f the State L IO 
I', a Harrington » 
to the Urn c er­
Council, w ill s p e ll 
at 7 15 pan sn 
sh y * 'Y ‘ Thursday 
the auditorium of
Ute " Y . ” M r.
H arrington was form er s •erctary 
of the C IO group at Port Arthur, 
M r H arrin g to n s talk wall pre­
sent the philosophy of the CTO. and 
its puffmses He wall discus* th# 
problems now confronting 
lahor, 
especially in Texas, anti also legis- 
latum pertaining to la lvir whit h is 
now before the House A ll interest­
ed students art? int, ped to attend.

Candidates tor student laxly clr©*
I tion should go by the A P O office 
• som etim e this week and pick up 
s t u m p 
inform ation concerning 
speaking Nan. y Hodm an 
the 
Campus League of W om en V ot#rf 
annouvcd Wednesday.

B y SAM IM I.’ C A R P E N T E R 

He w aved at 
Last F r id a y afternoon. A p ril S. 1 notice the note 

tis. hut he did not ming up 
that landed on the end in August.

Robert W a rn e r, Wye.Ie Burton and grass near him . W e w ere quite
to The U n iv e rsity of Texas angry at him , W e w rote another
I w ent 
I message and th rew it. but it fell
T ow er. 

few down on the roof. 

lobby a 

W e rested 

in the 
m inutes, for we had w alked from 
the Capitol. W e a rriv e d at the 27th 
floor, Then we went outside the 
.tower and view ed Austin.

W h e n w e 

t u r n e d hack to th e 
s t a i r w a y d o o r, w e w e r e t e r r i f ie d 
it w a s c lo s e d . W e 
p o u n d e d on th e d o o r, hut n o b o d y 
c a m e to us.

fin d 

th a t 

to 

W e w e re w orried because we 
thought w e m ight have to slay in 
the tower until the next M onday.
Robert tried to phone the e le v a ­
tor operator. He picked up the tele­
phone and dialed several numbers 
(The tow er phone is part of the 
P A X system , and it is impossible 
to get an outside number on it. > 

Still no one cam e to open the 
door. R o bert tried to d ial again 
and again 

looked for something w it h
w h ic h to o p e n th e d o o r. B e foun d 
a p ie c e o f w (Mid on 
flo o r, 
th e 
to th e d o o r a n d 
B o b ro u g h t 
t r ie d to p u n c h t h e d o o r o p e n . B e 

it 

d id not c a r e 
he broken.

if th e d o o r s h o u ld 

fourth message, after 

It did not break open, and the 
looked aw ful. W e wrote 
situation 
a 
finding 
some paper and ink W e put the 
pieces of paper together by gluing 
them with nail polish.

W e wrote another message for 
help on a piece of Kleenex. W e 
wrote the letters SO S on it. Then 
w e went outside on 
the T ow er 
again and yelled to a m an w alking 
by below. He looked up at us and 
saw* our signal.

tile 

threw 

Robert 
message. 

then 
fourth 
It fell on the ground.
nod to wonder if we

Then we went outside the tow er
and w aved to the people below 
T h e y just looked at us and w aved I TH* man 
b a lk W e think that they thought W Pr* having trouble. 
w e w ere just w aving at them. 
R obert suddenly had an idea 

A nyw ay, he picked up th*' Dies-
tn
we looked for some paper and a the superintendent s office and after 
pencil. W e 
the a while the two men < am e up to
d ra w e r of a desk. 
Robert wrote 

the T ow er to let us out.

and sage and read 

it. He took it 

found 

them 

in 

S A M M Y C A RPEN TER ROBERT W A R N E R , and WYN1E BURTON 

were prisoner! in Ivory Tower’

out of The 
Tow er.

B e w ere g reatly relieved lo get
I n iv e rsitj of Texas

this m essage: 
Ja c k Holland an*d member# ot Student Vssemhiy M e e t s Today
the 
in 
“ H elp! H elp! B e are 
In ter-Fratei nity
M ica 
Tow er, the door is 
locked and 
Stude ut Assem bly w ill m eet at
Council w ill m ake the selection of
we c a n ’t get out, H e are deaf 
the student who most resembles 7 p.m. T hursday in Hx{x*rimenta!
students.*' 
Alike Flyn n in spir it of service and Science Building 137 to discuss the
We tied a clothes hanger around j the Texas School for the D eaf bi- M ike Flyn t 
two an tend merits to th*- Const du­
friendliness
yu atlficalK ans imdude recognized lion which would substitute new vot­
and proved leader ship. interest in ing pinrns 
for the Dalby system
exit H curricu Jar ar ti V11 Ha s. sR'M'C1 UU rn cam pus elections. The Appre­
lo print inns Com m ittee w ill also r<

ihe paper and threw it, hut it w as m onthly palier, The Lone Star. 
torn before it reached the ground. 
Then we w rote another m essage 
and tied a pipe cap on it. 

*
! Tile alm ve story w as printed ir

*
T o w er building attendant M a r 

L. Jo n e s w as Ihe m an who picked extraeuiTU

Before we threw it, we yelled to up the fourth message the 

three interest 

and

the

A comm ut ee i oi n posed of Dean

ihihtv 
»build lasting Iileudships Ai»o, tilt pun to me A * * * . .

in props. 

ted

catch a man* attention. 

iteenagers Uucw, 

a candidate 
r. ills plat-

prevent

der

U T ;

for Da 
form: 
F a ir, 
thinkin 
Texan 
in
an 

K w ith ;

tpiet

da th 
edit*

tnt*

sensible 
readable 
expans 
atmosph 
ru ts svs

He h"

w as orig!! 
Round-Up

*er\ en 
m urals 
and ni 
7 73 s.

f VI T V 
inter\ i< 

9 !

t-5

9 3<

St UC
Hal

and
I n k

ULI

( )n w JJ ere

T III H s f) \ v

*t e

• Hit

8 

Home Iii tm om :gg Clubs style 

show, H E B patio.

8 30 W orld Aft til s Fo ru m , U n i­

ve rsity Y.

6 B iirh c. uc for Count ll of Health 

P h y s ic a l F.ducation, and Rccroa-j 
lion, M cC a llu m High School.

7 Convocation. Citizenship T ra in ­

ing Conference.

7 A m erican F in a n ce Association to 
hear Reginald W . G re g o ry of 
M e rrill, Lyn< Ii P ie rc e , Fenner, 
and Beano, M en s Lounge, Tex­
as Union.

7 15 Discussion of C IO problem s 

and policies. U n iv e rs ity Y .

7:20 -"Longhorn Sports P a r a d e ," 

K V E T .
30 Speleological So ciety, Geol©- 
g y Buildin g 301.

7 30 Kappa P s i, house.
7 30 P i Sigm a A lpha to conduct 

open panel on 
W a te r Conservation 
A rchitectu re Build in g 105.

"P ro b le m s of j 

in T e x a s," 

8 Tw o German p lays, "T u ra n d o t.” 
and " J e r y und R a e te ly ," Batts 
Auditorium .

8 15 A C T presents “ P ic n ic ,” P la y ­

8:30 W illia m Stock, violinist, and 
Anna Jackso n , pianist, in student 
recital, M usic R e c ita l H all 

l l 55 

“ F o rty A cres Fo recast,'* 

house.

K T B C

Initial P la n n in g Started 
For Cam pus Blood Drive

^ Fund manager'- and student* in- 
terr ted in ih r 195.3 Cam pus Blood 
D rive a rr urged to attend a m eet­
I or 5 p.m. 
ing in Union 316 at 
T hursday. Students m ay attend 
eith er meeting.

T his year, students m ay donate 
to an organization, 'rhis w ill cover 
the organization 
all m em bers <>! 
and their fam ilies and friends. The 
A u g iii Blood Ban k w i l l reserve the 
I i g l u 
the 
blood for any specif ie thing, such 
arn a anil deltas* emergency.

the Use o( 

to request 

j 

 Thurscfey A pr* J ’ 

!~c-c 

T FF D A " Y TE X A N 

P W 7

Longhorn Thinclads 
Prep for Week End

Sensationally successful on their 19.>4 trip to the Kansas 
R e la y s Texas’ • rudest cr* retu rn this week to bid for even 
g re a te r recognition th a n they received a y ear ago.

Coach Clyde L ittlefield's sprint-strong troupe won three 
cham pionships and sh ared an oth er last y e a r and w ere out- 
-----------——

 ..■•*» • • - '— '♦done only by host Kansas,

th* three tin- 
4'*' re av, and 
p and bid for 
* p o s s ib ly four,

Sammy Ro!!s On 
In Houston Meet

loan S m ith s . return to form , as 
h is w in d -* ss s le d 9 2 th is w e e k ft*- 
t p s , ? ^ a k o s T exas t h e fa v o r ite to 
HOUSTON April 22 
I C-o a rd dash and
y o u r s? ■Californians my ~e 
m a r y thro;■■* vaednc.- ia> 
S m i'h 
s e e d e d p la y e r s a n d B r a z i * r u m - WOR th e c e n tu r y las.’ ye rn i n 9.6. aa 
in th e e v e n t.
b e r o n e D a v is 
fourth round of m e 21st an n u al 
R iv e r O a k s te n n is 

t?c-TH 'e* 
t h e p ri- 
.*< -* 
to 

. - 
• , , 
e a c h o f I • 

th e r n 1 i : fin is h e d 1 -2 - 5 

sp rin t r e la y s 

tULtU* —__

t o u r a m e n t ,

starj 

tCsp 

th* 

in 

n 

•Terry M oss of M odesto 

c a 

J u n io r College an d r e t r y I N?« P t s 
and Whitney Reed of Sa? Fr-.ru is- 
c o w e r e ex p erted to m a k e 
to u g h for three of the favorites - ■ 
B e r n a r d Bartsaas, S a m m y 
(V a -*,- 
m a lv a , and A rm and o k »«ir*, th e 
u n s e e d e d Rraj&liaB. 

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s e e d e d p l a c e r s w e r e e x - }0 r ^ u s 
in to Tm q u rn e r - 

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t e a m , d e f e n d in g 

c h a m p io n p ,.eW;, n v A 

litt le difficult?- - ; n> W j ^ ornr,r? pvohe**t MI'

p e r te d to m o v e 
f in a ls w ith 
T r a b e r t, V icto r S e i x a i , a n d H a m - 4 4 ^ ” . ^ ' 
i It on R ich a rd so n o f Ria V S D a v is ^ aRfK, , ' .H; 
C u p 
Dick Sa vin and fifth-seeded Tom ^ 
B ro w n . 
M 
ita lia n 
champ:' k. tad ted Batzen, the na- dis ta me. 
Jf rn Hid? u.n 
tion's fi*mbet e c ' ’ pd\e* 
u " - ' l «re ! top h< rn rs In*
D e W ’Hts. n u m b - 
rn >- 
ra n k :* ? -, te e k o n C la m rn a1 t a 
! v. 
W ; Of T erne M h « m r .r * r a n e e , 

m Jre - j p ra r 
, ne 'from 

tun:** A n c € ” etna 4- **'• f : for on* of there over 

"Vc 
x w . n F r j *
rer-m de .-ast,
j->au ,-

19, U nrteJ' Stales a n d v L - 

into r n ih t» y 

Doh I

injury' h 

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n u m b er JNS. 

R eed 

2: A ir F o rc e ch a m p io r 
s ta tio n e d a t O k l a h o n t s City,
f a c e d V i e If* a. itrspressiv e u t th # ^ m e i.jOm,h 
fir-** 

th r e e ro u " is 

Chtir*f>< 
, %c^d serer 

* :
:n the I

M oss, ranked mjEnber 23. Wed* 
n e s d a v d e fe a te d a Tex?*.s v e te r a n . 
L«© La bord# B a y to w n , 6-1. 6-3, 
B a r tze n 
eHanm ated D ic k 
South# rn Methodist. 6-1. 6-1. 

G iam m alta see s e a e ig h th turn- 

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D a v is , 

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gf^ their aw n F
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v t i i * tar th* mile
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f - *. Pi-i 

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Cfty* 
■ *■ ; :
jre.m Charles Rt> ^ •'1 th e [O th e r- 0 - •* far *h*- m ile hem
> J--*, k ., AMokA#V* -*• ***» l f
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T rabert 

'atis p aired W edr.es I >
•gainst Seymour Green*f c Chs- 
c a p o . T h e to p -s e e d e d T r a b e r t d - -
t e a t e d D a le M 2 l e t . R * In s ' lu te 
6-2. 6-0. 

Greenberg d c toted Dot 

d er, I nitersit'i o f Texau. 4-6, 6-0 ‘sore., to win 

:: 

en I ’ --. - 

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R ogers, a r d D ic k F

Sn-, .pan the two-mile re.a
sin?.

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S e ix a i d efeated F e lix K elley 
the 

H ouston. 6-4 6-3 W ednesd av 
s e c o n d seeded star m et the 
n a m e n t’s 3939 titllst F ra n k CTuerc 
har 
R ey. form er in tereo e g ia te 
p io n at R ice In stitute.
R ic h a rd s o n , s e e d e d 

th ird , 
fcea 
J o se Jacinto Mew’ Y o rk C it} 
6 -f 
6-2, and W ednesday' m e ' B razil 
number two p layer. P.onaId Mc 
rem s

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who presented ‘ .he av, ards included 
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military' science and tactics; Ben 
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W. Stafford, Charles T, Meeks, 
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can Revolution, were presented to 
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ton, W illiam W. Roush, Robert W, 
Stafford. Vernon B. Hill, Don 
Meier, Mitchell Sanchez, Thomas 
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T W d a y , April 2T, '955 

THE D A ILY "'E X A M 

Pag# J

House Reviews 
Architects Bill

M e a su re to Raise 
Exam S ta n d a rd s

House B ill 236, which would 
change th** rcqu; rumen’s for the
for archi­
apprenticeship period 
tects. was reviewed at public read­
ing Wednesday night in the House 
and referred to a sub-committee 
for reconsideration.

The committee of three will re- 
por4 back to the main committee 
Monday on its findings.

Joe Draker. 

senior architect, 

talked to tho lawmakers.

The bill would require a total
apprenticeship period of eight 
years before an architect can take 
♦he state exam. Ti e graduate archi­
tect# having five years schooling, 
we ll have to complete three years 
of apprenticeship, whereas the ar- 
ehitect nor. having attended school 
will have to have eight years of ex­
perience in the field before he can 
qualify for the state test.

Presently, the graduate architect 
may take the exam after degree 
completion to be qualified, and the 
n m-graduate architect has to serve 
only three years of apprenticeship.

Hr Townsend <.i\c- 7 Lee tare*

Dr. Howard W . Townsend, as so­
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High School, Temple. The lectures 
.ver,* sponsored by the National 
Honor Society and dealt with
■Qualities of Leadership.”

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The Tex a* Stat*? Historical A* ' 
seriation w ill have Mrs, Sylvia 
N y boff of The Hague, Nederland: 
as its principal speaker a! their 
forty-ninth annual meeting to he 
held here A p ril 29-30.

J , Fra n k Dobie of Austin w ill
speak at the Saturday luncheon, 
and papers by-three graduates of 
the U niversity—J a y M ax Maisel, 
Sam Evans, and V era Lea Dugas 
—w ill be presented.

P h i Alpha Theta, honorary his­
tory fraternity, is sponsoring the 
Saturday afternoon program with 
G arlan Bayliss, a graduate student 
from McGehee, Ark,, presiding. 

Presiding at other sessions w ill 
be D r. Claude Elliott, T S R A pres­
ident; D r. Seymour V , Connor, 
state archivist; Pa u l Adams, Dr. 
P a t I. Nixon, and Roger Conger.

Hews in 
Brief...

By the A:

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< OR*! K IP S HUFT G F E 
RELIEF P R O G R A M

VV A SH I N ( MON — Ed w a rd Cor si 
charged Wednesday a State De-
partment “ security gang” headed 
wte Red ’he
I 
administration's refugee relief pro­
gram

. 

* 

He told a Senate Ju d ic ia ry Sub- 
commstee the program needs to 
he taken out of “ the hands of the 
policemen” and administered un­
der “ new, competent and sympa- 
thetic leadei *hip ’
it
SHIA E R S A SK S S T A T E 
TO P R O D U C E V A C C IN E 
Governor Allan Shivers appeal­
ed to the "w arm heart of Texaa” 
Wednesday to give every indigent 
child a protective cloak of Saik 
anti-polio v accine financed by the 
state.

He ask cd the Legislature for 
an emergency appropriation of 
*250,000 to the Department of 
Health to produce the vaccine 
needed for wards of the state or 
children whose parents cannot at- 

! ford to buy it,

"T exas Is one of the six states 
qualified 
to manufacture and 
process this vaccine,** Gov. Shiv­
ers told the Legislature.

R E D CHLN V ACC E F T S 
I N C O M P R O M IS E

B A N D U N G , I it d o n e s i a—Pre- 
m er Chou En-lai of Red China 
Wednesday acce; ted a compromise 
J Asian-African declaration on ha­
lo I m an rights in line with the U N ; 
he charter.

Chou reportedly first refused to 
discuss the UM stand on human 
rights on the ground the UN has 
n t admitted the Peiping regime 
to membership Fin ally, meeting 
with heads of the other IM delega- 
tiors t<> the A«:an-African confer­
its political committee 
ence 
Chou gave in

rn 

BV RD SAY S HI AC KRALL* 
WILL C XI SE PARTI SPLIT 
\\ VM IIX CTO N— S e n . H arry 
Ry rtl (D Va.) » a \s any attem pt 
by the 1956 D em ocratic Conven­
tion 
to “ blackball” a delegate 
chosen by a Mate organization 
" IU 
invite another party-split- 
ting fight.

Byrd, who announced in 1952 he 
would mil vote for Democratic, 
presidential nominee Adlai F., 
Stevenson. Tuesday term ed "out­
rageous 
a statem ent by form er 
( hairm an Stephen A. 
N ational 
M itchell that 195J bolters would 
be challenged as delegates.

Mitchell did not m ention Byrd 
In predicting In C hicago Tuesday 
that Gov. Allan Shivers of T exas, 
Gov. Robert F. Hermon of lo u is i­
ana, and former Gov'. Jam es F, 
Bv mew of South Carolina would 
be denied convention 
lf 
named as ’ d elegates "because 
they are political a postates.” 
Shivers, Kronen, and Byrnes de­
clined co m m en t Unlike Byrd, all 
three openly backed Dwight D. 
E lsenhow er Iii 1952.

seats 

Mrs. Nyhoff a former Texan and 
wife of a 
leading Netherlands 
publisher, w ill speak on 
“ The 
European Background of Baron de 
Bastrop” at the dinner April 29 
at 7:30 p.m. in the Driskill Hotel.
! Mrs. Nyhoff began to trace the 
I pre-Texas career of Bastrop, who 
played an important part in Texar 
history, at. the suggestion of I <r.
, Eugene C. B a rk e r. University pro­
fessor emer Pus of history and dean 

I of Southwest historians.
I Mrs, E lP h e Hamilton Kirkland 
j Austin author, wall discuss “ Har- 
the luncheon April 
fs, University dr-- 
i naet the part at

riel Am es” a 
29. Bette Hob 
ma irtaior, w 
the meeting.

A* the F'i iday 
lorn mg session 
of the T S R A met 
ng, pape s v. ’ll 
tip present* I by 
r. Marcel Jean 
-Irs. Ernst M a r­
Moraud i louston 
Schall, Llan o; lh
ries S tr i* W a rd ,
E l Paso; and F ra n k Dixie Smith, 
Tv ler.

Saturday morning, papers w ill
be pi <-wv.u d by S ’sriles Banks, 
San Antonio- E r r -v ll, Swain, T i n- 
burg; and D r. John Q. Anderson,
College St Ilion.

“ Politics and 

in

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and prosperity,’ 
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Union M ain

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rn at the University, 
I2 cnship and Train- ■ 
~ Wednesday and 
i his address on 
■ Effective Cl ti ze n-

the despreate nerd 
citizenship 
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once 
I nion Matn
I a lunge J hursday at 7 p m , The
public is invited.

i*. Tex

in 

Noel H a r g r o v e Elected
Y o u n g D e m o P r e s i d e n t

at a 

The T iversity V nmg Democrat-
ie Club < iected Noel Hargrove
president
I
isiness meeting
Wednesdi y night. Other newly
elected o firer* ar* Pat Hill, \ iee-
president D a te Sin ipin >. sci ret a r y ;
and Teas is Church ll, treasurer.

I fargro ce is a f. vrmer president
of tile Y<lung I >»*:■ocratie Club a -
North T«*\ s S’ar e College, and
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man is a m a cer of opinion. We 
have to look at engineers and oth­
ers in the world as total men or
sp* lalized ones. If we accept this 
principle, we will be ready to an­
ticipate the decisions v e ll have to 
make sooner or later anyw ay ”

A number of assertions and re- 
fu'ations on the requirements a' 
other te< hnical schools were pitch­
ed back and forth. Dr. Graham 
;ejected all this discussion from 
both sides however, bv remarking 
that the relative views of other 
‘have 
schools and the U niversity 
nothing to do wilt* our plans.”

" I f this plan is passed, 1 will 
give the General Faculty' the right 
to explore further.” he said.

“ The report 

is not perfect by 
any means.” he added, ‘ but it has 
accomplished one great good—-it 
brought the faculty together to dis­
cuss one of the biggest problems 
of our time ’

improve 

is necessary, whether 

The three big questions, M r F e r­
guson said, are whether such a 
change 
it 
w ill 
the situation, and 
what its long-term implications are.
"W h a t proof is there that pro­
fessional graduates are going into 
life frustrated ’” he quests, red " I 
do not think the whole program 
of education needs to fie standard­
ized.

j 

“ All the committee has done is 

to raise some confusion ” 

“ Standardizing students was not 
mentioned 
irs my rem arks 1 Dr. 
Graham retorted later. “ I rn sorry 
I didn t make ’he speech M r F e r­
guson intended n e to m ake,"

Dr. Graham explained that the 
report was it ach criticized for its 
failure to require composite cours­
es. Such courses, he said. would 
never he included until after Hie 
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Monda> is a method of implement­
It rails 
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complete information

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TH5 D A L Y

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A council of students and adm inistrators 
to discuss regularly the housing policies 
and problems might ease out many prob­
lems like those that are in that area now-.
Students do not feel th ey have an y part 
in the housing proc ram at ‘he U n iv e r s e . 
A dm inistrators'and students agree th a t 
th e y should feel that their likes and d is ­
likes are important in formulating policy, 
but they do not feel this.

The administration tries Before m aking 
a decision on the telephone situation in th e 
Men's Tri-dorms, for instance, there was a 
poll on the question, hut even this snafued 
The girls’ situation is not quite as bad

e 

( ' i

L 

^ j o i n ? 

t it a n c f c s

One year ago today Senator Joseph 
McCarthy was speaking at Ute San Jacinto 
Day service ceremony in Houston, despite 
the protests of petitioning University s t u ­
dents.

This year the speaker for that program 

Is Dr. Logan Wilson.

m t n i S c . . .

Electioneering 

is 

just beginning 

this 

year. It will get a lot worse.

Students will be accosted with ream s of 
literature, scores of speeches, even dozens 
of ditties.

The names of the candidates will he im ­
printed on their minds; the platforms will 
probably mean little.

This is not the candidates’ fault. It has 
become necessary, although they d o n ’t 
like it and the voters don't like it. T h ey 
are allowed to spend $23 on signs— which 
means, by the time they buy paint and 
brushes and lumber as well, that th ey 
spend nearer SIDO. They spend morning, 
noon, and night making signs or speeches 
or both.

N o wonder some people don't take an 

interest in student government.

A Lesser Evil?

C a m i a

"i
v * 
• they have an advisors’ organ!?*-
i Mi p ut this group discusses counseling 
$ rather than the specific problems

o f s^ vifie living areas.

? • — ro ta ry h o : : - a r g u n i t s d o n ’t h a v e any 

k m I of organization.

• 

• 

. were a small, workable group 
o r 
.*..i,*nts. representing different types
• 
sjttg units, that met m onthly with
r ■— • viators and deans’ staff members,
• ■* 
-erne of these problems could be
in ■■ cs; .nit. Student governm ent and Texan 
rn * ^datives should bo included to help 
in •*'«-. nubile relations angle of the council
mid the findings of the groups and 
, qions and answers that are dis-

t 
c v .w ^ m it.
,
should be a m ajority of students 
thru no
- • rn 
.v would hinder them from ques- 
v pronating anything they are 
*' * s , . ;sfied with. T hey could also spread 
t ’ * s >r living units the reason* that cer-
t » * auditions tp the program 
im-
I* - •
T 
• 

- representatives should be elected
. 

dorm-mates to make sure that 

I . 
t ' * * ^ truly representative.

* "‘s so 

are 

t ■" 

" 

‘

< j« no solution to all housing prob­
lem* psi? surely a lot of the troubles that
• *"*' m our dormitory system could have 
bo* - 
-.red out if top adm inistrators had 
Nr-r-n av,!p to know more of what the stu­
ck"' % want.

T h b would be a gre; 
im rn orators in running
c.vr* the student: 
w * it *hey want.

help to the ad- 
a program that 
as much as possible of

n

a C l i t f V IC C H l f

alumni st in the T exas W estern news- 
- recently complained aboift the lack 
birational statuary at that school, 

Texas Tech just getting a much- 
statue of Will Rogers, it s no won-
the T exas W estern folks feel mis-
 . lt{t Perhaps with a little generosity 

w
re* 
♦* • 
•
,
v #* rou!d help them out.

Here Are Some Pros and Cons 
O f Vote System Solutions

C o n s:
a dm mix
give OI
o r d o n
ad v an ts
w ere c
would -

dom ma
pius th<
m ig h t t
integral
and col
(Tins
r o u g I
though
radical!
Rite po
stra fe d
a t the 1
Altho
a re Ha
c e rta in

the
pun

bes!
put

Pogo

B t SH IR LEY STRUM
Daily Texan I d ii or

The p erfect solution *o 

th# 
U niversity vote 's s'e m ti:lem m a 
has not yet been devised 
If a 
new system is accep ted , it will 
be the lesser of sever?. e\ 

- 

H ow ever, it w ill undoubtedly 
be nether th a n th e DaiEv system 
th a t the U nivers ty now has.

H ere a re som e of the pros and 
\ a n n u s so I icons 

the 

eons on 
thus fa r intro d u ced 

J. THE PLA! I S \ STEM, n 
I fr>y*
his

which each candidate 
one p a rtic u la r place 
school.

i :.#-s 

Pro*: Much Birr pier than 
p resen t system . M uch m ote 
the usual city voting 
than the o th er plans.

i 

t the
> like
stem

Coo*: Two of th e be*’ 
d ate s could pile into the 
ra c e while one unqualifi# 
did ate has no opposition 
T here is no a ss u ra n c e th 
best can d id ates will be t 
won because of this, Thei 
to 
m o re-th an -likely need 
offs in ev ery p lat e filed 
m ore than two c a n d id a te 
t. THE R EV ISE D I) \ 
in w hich a 
r 
SVSTEM, 
to vote for a t Ie 
m ent 
the 
m an y c a n d id a te s as 
assem b ly m en in th a t sr ho

being used.

andi­
r i n e
can-

t the
ie to
is a
run-
>r by

- B Y
[uire-
it as
; a re
WTth
stem

P ro s : T h is vs 
». 
evil of th e un t a 
lice of o n ly v o tin g f 
didate.

in e q u ita b le 

Con*: It xvoulcj i v 
vee 

the 
system . N e ith e r x* 
t«» 
the d ifficu lty o f 
system so c o m p 
-• 
a v erv fe w pe- : a 
It w ould r e q u i r e 
ft
fqg l,, 
vote, p e rh a p s 
don't know 
S. T H E 

pr<
for

it fan-

Pro*: I
pus inter
tlNN
know " v 
It WCHlld 
from til ^
It is
less 
exf 
would en

in a 
only
and.
•sons
fhev
 
.

P ttC r t.u r A T 1*!

'*TE M ft 

POINT 
person votes* f o r ii
ber of c a n d id a te *
n u m b erin g 
t h e m
choice. V otes 
m ore p o in ts f o r r
less for se c o n d ch

a ' #

fh

, (,a| nam-
fc m aehool t
rdi HK
, ' ntfd , by
.-hnirt one

P ro s : T h is v*,<x,:4 meifl

’ 

It 

all th*» v o te s 8 -* -
, <n,#,i which
p»iE>y
rs not d o n e u rs e - , 
System . It w o n let HH ^0 un-
fairn ess b y vo# ♦ ^ • 
one
can d id a te , 
sac*.a d 
til®*' * U
vo ters to ru n a g rn inst 
other,
ra th e r th a n tot emtty one Pl8C«-
in
the School of Au*tiUeeture o r
P h a rm a c y , w h i m If x
only on*
a sse m b ly m a n e s t ns I? v^otiid re*
quire all perv#j.o*
e x ^ if
they didn t kzvns'
person* ru n n in g

(o n * : I t w oe. ’

fVvl ^ork 

•dm c °*

4. T H E P K E * » \ < I pl.4NT in
which th e liv in g ** e« .« cut into

T h e D A @ r T e x a n

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I found HER! I f o u n d HER!

Neighb oring N e ws

Only 34 Days 'til Judgm ent 
And I'm Really G e ttin ' Scared

Rv HOLLY W E > T f R 
T-xsn Exchange Editor

w ith h a tre d , b u t w ith pity ” 

willy you say ? Well, It beal* eat 

c h w h a t *

Intl goldfish,

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\T THE I MN F R s m OF I HK 
V«.0 a Student explained when a r ­

fab

din- 
e by

Ah. th?

Of

til 

ex?
Ab
of if
days 
judgm ent, 
pense is frightening 
Phi B e ta K appa, or 
Sco B f"a P r o - Only 
IF VO! VKL OXF 
aged to escap e that c 
F ev er, 
the hun-bu! 
m eetings, and p art

life. But then, wha 
up h ere for. arsyw'a 

a
S u m m er alw ays 
best in g irls but a 
SU Y of HOUSTON 
agin' it. The weans

each pre-

lpaigmng
mastering

rn.
to

o r lo 
dung:
CBU if
Ace 
se lor 
r
on 

la p p e d
m dividi
student
Assent!

I hat * w hat I call m aking g- 

use of education.

lid you conn 
-to h av e fun'

sd and

Mr

CS out ’he
> I 'N iv e : r -
>re s a law
sh o rts h as
ir is af the
to
>e w orn 
• pool, 
od by 
>n t he

ikirt w h

the

I ship

th w’j 
nd a

c a m e ton
and ring*
re tu rn e d
the quaTV
Mushy I
few moi>

att right.
1**11 r e ­

b u t h e r e

The ZTA’s seem to N 
line 
in love this w eek 
K appa D eltas cam e in f 
second in cupid s conte 
m ends as well as rain 
sp ark lin g up 
the cam j 
(and finally) . . . . Giles:-, 
th e gab for this week, 
od will be around 
(J
rig as cupid keep

kiri>

slinging
re m a in s

rrows and the Univ® 
c o e d school.
Xorta get* you deep dim n Inside,

In 

answ er 

’he 
th a t w ith 

question, 
to 
the
‘ Du you believe 
the h o nor s y s t e m a t 
a d o ptio n of 
l ’n l \ e r * i t x . 
e x a m s
c h e a ti n g 
would be r e d u c e d ? " a c e rta in s t u ­
dent from G eorge W ashington Uni­
v e rsity an sw ered : “ I d id n 't know 
th ere w ere people a l the U n iversity

on 

And 

th us a n o th e r definition of 

a n “ o p t i m i s t " xx a* horn.

AT 1HAT SAM!. U NIV ERSITY , 
th e Z eh i T au A lpha so ro rity b es­
towed the honor am ong honors on 
senior R o lv rf Howie. He wa* given 
the B ird I Jog A ward. One of his 
acco m p lish m en ts included 
through 
an unexplained m ix u p having no 
less th a n three d ates fo r the annual 
H om ecom ing D ance. But he kept 
a fi>>l head, and som ehow the sit­
uation u n scram b led 
itself so th at 
he en d ed up with only one d ate

Ken) intl x nu of 

so m e o n e h e re 
t im e ? No? T h e n 
a l i n i t Round I p 
p e r h a p s 
the “ Bird Dog * re m in d * 
you of **ne of y o u r best f r a t e r n i t y 
b r o t h e r s .

#

rig. 

In cl* 

re m e m b er 

th at old 
sa y in g , “ When e v e r y t h in g la going 
w ro ng a nd y o u ’re feeling s a d and 
blue. r e m e m b e r th a t a m ig h t y oak 
w a s on ce a nut like vou,“

prob

and
defi­
rent, ft h as 
es as is de rn on­
ce* ent adoption 

sty of Illin o is.) 
ie of th ese plans 
each does have 
s. The A ssem bly 
cf knotted up by 
ty of plan s and
they 
ant Bu! 
the 
reed 
needs 
to be 
for April 27, 
k decision in 
leerin g Thurs-

th a t 

\„ w th at I* d eb ata b le , b u t at the 
I NI VERSIE V of W ASHINGTON. 
corn*-* th.- o th er e x tre m e . M*-n are 
being encouraged to don -bori* for 
cam p u s w ear a* ra n b«* **-*-ri in tin* 
bit from th eir p a p e r:

“ T h ere s som ething a b o u t 

th a t 
cord wind against y o u r 
legs,- the 
deep satisfactio n of being able to 
sc ra tc h a knee w ithout ro llin g your 
p a n 's 
leg up and th e know ledge 
that you a re one of the few intel­
ligently d re sse d people on cam p u s.
“ T he knobby-knee se t w ill re m a in 
in conventional tro u se rs. T hey will 
the 
laugh and m ake 
cute 
in 
little 
your knees. But p ay th e m no m ind. 
that un d ern ei
R em em lier 
t h e i r 
ighter is en v y fo r the 
es and d e lic a te angles 
>s. Look upon th em not

jokes about 
fate s an d d im p les 

d assu

I 

(job OpnorLuntil es

Mr. VV, L Gunn, 

B a h t, n e a r D ulls*
ca m p u s th e afternoon 
Interview m en a s co 
app 
PIO)

Damp Tamms!
UU be on th e 
o f April 21 rn 
tnsefors. M ake 
I Student Em- 
.-nt B ureau, P ea rce H all lob.

It VV 
in < 
Off

x « gncr J r , 
mr#!* o f to#

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and
April aa 2 i
ro«r>o< • ive n * * - -
( Slid I-
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(I11 r *-.* t
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In th* N aval Reterv

r progr* 
aint men

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bureau. Pearce

P o r t A r th u r . 

V T Fort ear u»‘ 
superintendent, 
rf Arts • r Independent Sc hool Dis- 
'IV aas will ha 
' 
Tea--her Placement 5**-rvl<e. Sut- 
t 219 on Thursday to interview 
»spe* th*- ten* hers Mr Porte.,* ue 
esp*-shil> utter*-*ted in tea-hei■ 
kindergsrten, 
iirxt an i secojK* 
ides but will probably have o***d 
tea* hers In other field* later n 
Interested re shit anti in 
■ •. i or. 
fields shr»uld <*»ll or cont# by 

(ton 219 for appcon'ments.

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Student Court's Job 
W o rs t W ith Traffic

Bv OR VI L L ! SCOTT 
Tn spite of m uch planning and 
futile m e a su re s by various U niver­
sity student o rganizations, the tr a f­
fic situation continues 
to be one 
of our m a jo r problem s,

To the a v e ra g e U niversity scho­
the w ords “ traffic problem'* 

la r, 
s • e a cam p u s cliche 

The a v e ra g e student sees no solu­
tion, P erh a p s he has b ren offered 
no solution. He thinks to him self. 
“ W hat can I. one student, do to 
re m e d y s in h a m onstrous cam pus- 
w ide problem As long as students 
continue to b re a k the traffic laws, 
th e re will be a problem and th e re ’s 
nothing I can do '*

And he w alks off and leaves his 
autom obile p ark e d acro ss the white 
line or in front of a fireplug for 
a second, b ecau se after- a1!, 
just 
one stu d en t b reak in g ju st one law 
isn t going to m ak e 
the problem 
any w orse 

THE O M A CLEAR CUT solution 
acorns to be bringing it down 
to 
the individual stu d en t, In the sec­
the Student 
ond w eek of M arch , 
Court 
tow ard 
took a m a jo r step 
b ringing about a g re a te r under­
standing of the situation.
F o rm e rly a fte r a 

student had 
acq u ired 
tickets, he 
vs as forbidden to bring a ca r on 
the cam p u s 
for one s e a r. T hat 
w as changed when Arno Nowntny, 
iV a n of Student Life, g ran ted the

tra ffic 

th re e 

Student Co , ! the pow er to try ntl 
traffic c a ses arisin g on the c a m ­
po-, and 
the guilty on
traffic probation 

to pl ai e 

On the fourth violation students 
a re sen! 
to the Court which tries 
about two cases p e r week. U sually 
the court applies Sections (a», t o ,
(d >, and 
t o of the p ro b a tio n a ry 
code, w hich applies for a period 
up to tw elve months.

T H E CODE prohibits p a rtic ip a ­
tion sn s ic sal at.-I hon o rary , a s w ell 
as ath letic events, and for fu rth e r 
' 
it prov des for possible 
suspension by the F aculty-S tudent 
C om m ittee on D iscipline.

'i lions 

Cts' si’s of the Court point to the 
fact that met cly placing a student 
on proha bon will not serve as a 
to o th e r stu­
sufficient d e te rre n t 
dents violating the regulations, but 
one cannot overlook the fact th at 
o th er m ethods ex p erim en ted with 
h av e been less effective 

T h e Co i f does have 

lim ited 
law' does 
jurisd ictio n L egislative 
not p rev en t 'h e f rung of students 
th ro u g h a student body,

Chief ju stice of the C ourt Arnold
cu rt is in v estig at­
es. bu t these now 
most p ractical. 
Stratton * e r rn • 
wo: k of the Court 
'traffic
now 
p e rm an e n t 
the Student C o u rt." 

Sweet say s the ( 
tog o th er retried] 
in use seem the 
“ T h e adm in 
pleased w ith the 
and 
it a p p e a rs 
probation will bp 
function of 
Sweet said

that 

7F t Iir in c
‘J

me

NO T A Challenge

To the E d ito r:

Should this kind of talk m d a t­
titu d e a p p e a r am ong us 
thin 
fine institu tio n ? No, I don’t think 
*-> 
t i s - for­
the m at*inly of 
e g o as well as dom estic students - 
d o n 't. I arn sure. think so either.

arui 

in 

We all m ust be far. too far. from 
in *uch childish 

involved 

g ev in g 
conflicts,

A< pioneer*, our m ission in this 
g re a te r 
should md! ice 
co u n try 
id eals and c re a te b e tte r relation* 
individuals and na-
am ong us as 

Wha* Mr. A h a / a said was only 
an em otional expression of hts p e r­
sonal o p in io n ; a reflection of c e r­
tain w eary ex p erien ces he 
I 
TP* 
pc nod to have encountered dui 
ng 
the last se m e ste r F u rth e rm o r 
, I
d a re say th at no one e v e r au th o r­
ized him to sp eak on behalf of the

re is

uniq*

ibt, however, th at 
e in this um ver- 
e has > rented a 
Fhus the problem 
I any body else s. 
own resp o n sib le 
the

r part

sum o a mai> 
Instead of r?

on#

W’Ph wh*lever w shes 
to offer a 
kind hand and achieve a settle­
m ent to our problem

• : ■*! o a r Kl rich -rn

Free Coffee

bv Mr.

To th e E d i t o r :
In reply to “ A chaliengi 
Alex T o v ar T am a y o ;
Sir. I m ay n e v er have the p leas­
ure of m eeting you p ersonally; 
how ever, I shall consider it a com ­
plim ent 
if you will accept a cup 
of coffee f with cream * at my ex­
pense. The p ric e has Iwvn g ladly 
the 
paid at 
C om m ons P lease show indentifica- 
tion to cash ie r.

the soda fountain at 

G. H W H EE L E R

That s W hy!

Ta the Editor

Alex Ti 
-*» to a1 
of pure

tke Vi

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for and abow 
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binding up cie 
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I felt rn v ne*

if feet the gen­
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fallacy I know 
of significance, 
* reason lies he- 
analyzer, I xx ai 
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if only 
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WAI.IT ABA? 
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O f f i c i a l V o ti c a

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fttu-iv in B um moil 1 j; be given 
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and s e s sio n xxii} clo se a t I p m
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Fort hor 

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trntion at th# I n ? rn o ty of T exa s.
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Ti a cher PU

Ar# you In terestc J in te a c h in g ta
t S e r v ic e
Peru 
has received a call
for tw o E n g lish
te a c h e rs from tho Co lo g io J,« IJbor-
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Sal* rv 
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tis' v acation pay
of $5*5) - I rn cr ested n - stront* should
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in Peru 

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group
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furniture
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roller
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dove 
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89 Capital 

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 'TIL SA T U R D A Y , G IR L S D R E A M

Thursday, April 21, 1955 

T H E D A IL Y TEXAN Raga 5

D ELTA s g s c h o i c e s

a®

Swing-out I radition Dates From 1908; 

lad N o > Swards or Speeches

Participate in Senior W eek

I

Ray, Burger! 
Chosen Heads 
O f Journalists

Theta Sigma Phi, honorary Jour­
nalism fraternity for women, In- j 
stalled new officers and three new 

pledges Tuesday at a candlelight
ceremony 
in Sem inar Room of 
Journalism Building 

Officers for the coming year are 
Barbara Ray. president; R o s e 
Janda, vice-president; Shirley In- 
sall, secretary; Caro! Sutherland,
| treasurer; and Joanne Copeland,
I arch ive s!

Annette Smith, Meda Miller, and 
I M arilyn M iller are newly elected 
I pledges of the fraternity.

Miss Jan d a will he the chapter’s 
delegate to the National Theta Sig- 
I ma Phi convention 
in St. Louis 
I rn June.

New i y 
Delta Ch
na Ii sin ft item- 

IXJ

Brazil Beckons 
To 4 Students

S o r t h Amel man dc1 e 
de/kle n?o sm all groups and
field missions.

Home-Ec to Show 
Student Fashions

be modeled in the home et on< i

the patki*of th-- Home K< moi 
i building Thin sd iv at 

i p o , 

The dt t sses to he show n \ 
made in Home Economies - la 
by the girls who '-‘ ill mod* I ti 
I hive ot the girls lx>th desij 
and made hie dresses they 
model. The participants are 
home economics and non-h 
en int un tea ma tors 

H ic show is open to all stud*

(cli na.)

The 4ti*tin Council of Health, 
IM -ic ai I Im ati -n, and Recreation
will have its final meeting Thurs- 
1 day at McCallum High School 
Gymnasium at 6 p rn.

There w ill be a barbecue meal 
served to be followed by discus­
sion of ‘’Athletic Croup Insurance” 
and How to Te ch Tumbling.” A 
, social period will close the meet­
ing

*
The World Affairs Forum w ill
; mer? at the *'Y ” Thursday at 5:30 
I p.m. for its regular weekly meet- 
j ing. Members w ill have supper 
i and then continue discussion on the 
subject of relations between the 
United States and foreign countries 
and the effect on those countries 
of United States aid.

♦
j Dr. George I Sanchez, chairman 
I of the Department of History and 
Philosophy of Education, will speak 
at 8 p.m. Thursday on "Demgre- 
'he Public Schools” to 
-• • • inn in 
the parents and 
friends of the 
All Destin Co-operadhe N a rse rj.

The All-Austin Nursery, unique 
in this area, is a co-operative, non­
profit, and 
inter-racial organiza­
tion. The event is to be held at 
I SOTH East Thirteenth Street. Offi- 
I cert w ill be elected.

♦

Reginald W . Gregory of M e rrill 
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Beane 
w ill speak to 'he \merican fin an ce
Association Thursday at 7 p.m. in 
Men's Lounge of Texas Union. M r. 
Gregory will speak on the training 
program of his company and w ill
also discuss current market cond!-

i !<r,ns.

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