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tlie studentshsd tdTp^f*^

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At Miiting leday 	ingonly $298-voteleadi
•ns#^ T an 	*•». Itf» Davis vs. Moody fnd Lockm*n v». Weeks 2a today's
4 ' •! -vy -< *" . J Frances Smittw who
rnmm^mt to six faculty members to la^t-graap flouble header,of theapringelecti<m«f 


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Unioa 
l|Vtr«diKiMi t»)» , «ncn<di9«ttt .... _ ,_e Chancellor ierUnd influencemi

„ — ... She was juet 16» votes ahy4*1® selection of ,a new^University electiQnprocedure is thatj>oll8will cloeen^S-o'cl*
gnd«rw«7 ^*ith »tad«nt», Me­

president were Elected Tfiumdalts, «nd the L«gi»tattu» •»rill-rT^ese ,wilt-serve r the .commi -M* . •« ,f. Wfourtti Cttcttui m teg 
... 	tea with,the iey^n representatives N ,<>e Loekmwi-Weeka batUe f<w «ditor irf the Cuts* should arema^dn^M jiiublle,'M.p^ibl|$heir m
' '^owft:,':tfrit>"jjttied;": %y' \,\! 
mi 	of the various schools ancf col­turnout to be the raost exciting race.It was the mqst cloaely-
The .'-^l»^i|:-.Tiut:' 	.ftfe**-v
leges already selected; The whole 	** 

, .. 	ecapted with two «aMti>da»*ato. It.. '"AtV, 
ml 	committee %iU .maet, today. at::8
| ~ m*m at^taiJ^r ^omintUdedf^uit'; 
p.mv 	in Waggener -Hair lis to.^th* Cultcocsl Untert*Sm«ent Com" select a chairman.

^witttw Hot ftubsiduicjontoid* oTgtn-	'It -jorffttoff them*­
Members selected by\the faculty

* isatioiu uthis in effect p«t thtm numbers by the Hare Preferential
«n the Blanket Tin* It «U »l«o 	thaefeven 
System are; Dr. C. E. Ayrcs, pro­

"InropoMd th«t Cultqr«I Enttnrtnin-, cindicfetes 	tand tha four 
fessor of governmentDr.'C* C, 	could

Sie^ecovi * eoi ^b ytar rf j member*.^ 	• tha clow of 
Colvert,: professor of aducational 	'thai«amd^>yMt«rday;

-:Hi* ^<rmnieiid«tio%i Hia Carnivat;Carnivah Ginia's a Chi Oma^a, Ann's a Thata* 
administarationi Dr. J. i;Jones, ' «f'6)d 4i^uiairried over into s& associate professor of English; Dr. dayli^t;«j^nfe;<J^uch':'.of A C. P. Oliver, professor of roology; iwoifc -^/HmiBtfa ta^dbat aouldt '•?)
KnwaMyia>4 «M for d«l«tio& t 
. of the liitter i*«oi8men(i«Uonr but i > V;M Dr. A. W. Straiton, professor of y ' By BOBBY JONES but tha censors wouldn't let any Shakespeare; an obscure aQthor h# ^^^^a'vbriMhvind 

electrical engineering; and-Dr. W. 	allowed

""'it 	remained «a tile report. An Suss Kersten might,try to ,tell of our exampies of Chaueeriiin wit and playwright fromtte ElispN
amendment was ' passed aloftf 	P, Webb, professor of .govern­bethan period,,may find some baelc*, the runoffs.^:!J|^
ment.! IM'-ivft you there's nothing good'about go thfodgh. <:^ "jJ

Ijfith the Cultural Entertainment ground; material on .nother Shak^ tiodaj^:^r£ll J jr report, however, stating that any Tillers for election hiiM%e speitta, fan — B. I^tp. .Paynji. 
—'Wi&*' \*the "%» f.'t" " were the April Ranger. Don't you be­' Between tfei^ 	'gin.i&aittir aa tbp polk dlose.-a^ f
lieve him. There is too something

antertainment >i» the official pro-Pr. 0. D. Weeks, professor of magasincj proper, tommy 'J'ones," ^yne/ll ae«ii^Ihas ^e^uadad t^a 8.o'clock.. Rettucna shimhi;1>a cai^>|-v­cram was not considered a rab~ govettsment, and Dr.. Philip Gra-good about the April issue; It's an ex of some repute around these Department of Drama ttf perform plete by Sibout.Q o'clock, Ron WBUrk/'''"lavaii.jj«rfvaBrtty ehurehM will 'te^vad section' at-iuia^ay fiam, professor of English. the last issue. ? , parts, has contributed a collection onavof Shakespeare's plays. Ibe-Whs,^election 2 commission '/cludn^ The Lon^o;m Bahd r«cord was honor their seniots at' ser vices Ing services, and This month we have a Chaucer­of poetic, images which he calls lieVe ' it ia currently «h^winr: at man, predicted v Thursday. * 
W£.\ i £. ian theme fotr the Ranger. That's "To Austin;*' -It'^represents a sbrt

also 	amended before being: ae-from the pulpit. h%c H^nr Auditoritm to ini^I^ Recheclting ok Wednesday^ j
this waekendi marking the official 1 	what the cover isrsupposed to rep­of s#an iong wa-think must echo
}«^pted. Alt other sections passed commencerntnt of Senior Week on Special peats will "als» ba «a> 	Ann Caurter }| tha'Iv^tsrfif^lMa at. results f4 carried* by 'th%,^r«jtait::•''v;i 
resent in case anyone asks you. It in the minds # eveiy ^idtia^ng

1h# ea&pua| ; -*• ^ \ f served for seniors at tita Univer­-i • *•• 	showed oj^«^^^»spMk m|, ^. 
waa drawn especially for the Ran­sanior/-«^^t

! Jim Cnnr» Engineering qi*Mm~ sity Christian Church Sunday 	Brad Byars and /ohn Fulton cehred 088 votes "for Cac&s editar c?
Seniors it" I9illel Foundation 	ger by the editor, who is* rumored
fblyman, reported tiiAt theri k moi^n&Kll^ ! 	. Charly Joslin may take, two have contributed fictio& Bxel^ie /ath^m ®f|
will heat » fecial measage from 	to have talent as an artist.
some 	giant steps forward and claim ere?



Posters Due Today
one new school which will be re­I<uth^ran*gradaates will be holrt-	"Second Flight" and Fulton^i "The 
presented in the Assembly next Rabbi William Maled of the Conk ored with a banquet Hay 9, but 	The color .is called. Cadmium Red dit for both a little'ditty entitled c ^-No~"let f#|fS§ 
gregation Beth Yeshuron of Hous­	Light, even though it does' look Young War" is more of leea a' candidates to-remove their signa/^
will be q^ecial guests at this Sun­Posters publicising " Varsity 	"Mir' Cun ia;Pawned" and a nither 
mood story.
ton Friday erening at 7:80. His 	like orange.
day's morning worship. Carnival must be turned in at the interesting survey of the new 'Un­.There is a fashioh" section for Signs not' takesi doWli bytopic will be "Tha Principles by A Sunday morning meeting at Texas Union office between 8 Well, as I said before, we have ion Building. With floor plans yet. 'ihsfiSi
the aummer-mindedi and on pageWhieh We Live."

Graham at Capitol 
the Newman' Club Annex-wftl and S p;m. Friday. Each organisa­Chaucerian theme this month, People who <are.interested in 22 we invite you to meet brown-*er*i^emiKpyespy4
-The Univerrtty Ifathodist honor graduating members of tha tion entering Varsity -Carnival 	2T eyed Pat Torn as April's girl.--i
In--'gaifn^v^ormar';sdkdidat^f-„
Church will reserve a special sec-;club. 	• must have two posters publicising I almost hestitate .to mention 
•ad tilunpaignira' with no -dirart 'sJ3&
tion for seniors at tha 11 a.m. All Saints' Episcopal seniors wil the Carnival an<{, two about their 	this next item, which is entitled
iSunday lor Revival 
interest in today?* runoffs did not
Sunday iH^viea and reeognise 
ba special guests af the Sunday own concession" or show. 	"Hairy Ranger: Ap. Autohiograr appeirf' on tiie campus yesterday 
„ " ^ Cfahab »yfl^ in tha Church bulletin. morning service. Tfce sermon wil -Those groups advertising their WVIU phy." It ia written and illuatratad until Well alo«r % the afternoon*claimed by Mayor Bill Brake for A Saturday night banquet will be directed toward the class. entries must have their posters by tha editors, vrihich should givo 
After more than aVaek of nearly*Sunday will bring the famed-avan-honor University Baptist seniors The Presbyterian Church will checked by tha publicity, commit-you some idea of its contents, If sleepl«Mi nigHla and constant.«am>|ilist to Auftin for a gigantic in tha $tndent Canter at 7:30 recognise, it* seniors' «ith,' ,Sun-tae, "Hdwto'V Clark and Bessie you want our ^nfen^ Mad 4fce< ,painting. Thursday's classes' tan"''
air teriiral aar^ea fa ba haU flllnba ait in It Jf*ek at the Texas Union, drawings t»be> .smi^aiidlaW' 
:>|-«« tha soutliwaslt Mo^h afljp# Anderson will meet "the W :^hmai*r' ^ land thinki tka at^lr^toua. 

mmmm. 	< Pointy will fcBf deducted., "from about 6 o'clock tonight; , s'.\, ^
^Capital groan^a %HfH& v4 	p^gartftations failing to furnish < inpafttt Sehiha^ G«rmanyj! lAtuter . ,T*ere' ia. Undattemp# to ySd'nw 
•e'»'T&bim candidaie Ken Gomperts, : In preparation for the hour the required number of posters, At that time the people of An* OlesjuV W^Jtt*^C.fL/Chi^iw:' the^sta/T on. tha jast pager of the Who, had completeJr lost his voica; 
,• service, a 500-Toice choir has been 	fit '.Grotips spontoring derson will greet fbout 80;Uni-^ David;. Jjng, Chips f.R^d»|W; issue. If' y<>u'v» ever' wondered 1T^n^<ray night, _w,aS/ probably1!
a Carhiva}'
>|reeraited from serenteen Austin 	versity foreign stuents who will dan, Bolivia; Noah Cohan, <iiraei; what kind of people put out the tha -candidate most seriously af­
not required
;^,clittrefaesi Two hundred ushers wilt 	Queen are to pre-spend two. days in the. Grimes Ranger* you'ir* welcome -to peek.
IK 	Helens Bolinger,. Rusaia; Babur fected physically.'He could taOcB
^ire posters for their show or con-	Sales, will ftart Friday, 10-6, in
County community >to gej^ap im­Kocatas, Turkey; N. S. Rao and 	again Thursday -afternoon, , ?ti ^ 
<| Two hundred counselors, 	K-'ipf-ciaeion; Pictures of the candidates pression of rural, life-in America. Daljit Aingh, India; Sarfras Khan, front of the Union, Saturday-from: 
are due in the Dean of Men's of­About ten more foreig^-'students 8-12 at tha-Union, Law; and En­Voting is expected to be soma-,^|lahvrehes, and twaoty-fiva Austin Tha coAbo-mambo rhythm that t Mster of ceremonies Mll^he Os-Pakistany-Lalchan 8amb, . British Swhat'lighter-today than Wednes­
;|"«nember« of Tarioos Austi« 	fice by Saturday noon. Picture will go to Anderson Saturday Guiank; Charles Banks, Australia; gineering Building^ ;' 
itors 	jrill cQtmteliiflltd has accompanied ticket-selling on c^K^.SP^rres.-siw requjred^f ,^e 8.jt |^and morning. day's total ef 4,325, a turnout. 'sp-
and, Mohammed Aliso, Afgartisti^n;
tte Drag ,Unr^raek will move Officers of ths Initio American 	which .was one thousand better 5:
l^hosa conrerted at the serriee, 	"News of the Day" newsreel Jack Ho will repment'Haw|ii; v^y
side' the Unioh knight for this 	Meritless Prizes than 'the optimistic expectations,
[ 	Camera crews from. Fett W»rtt: Union* the sponsoring group for will be on hand 4c take nrfovics in Students going to-Anderson are'
fifth annualJ^iesta Tropical. 	Many whose primary interest waa
:Dallas, Houston, and Ssn Antonio 	the dance, will be in the receiving Anderson. .The bus will fly„ pen­
' The formal dance will be tti tha ILPC High Schools 	requested to be at the University To Be Given, Staff in ,onp of the already-decided, ,
ITV stations-will be in Austin ta line. They Guillermo 	?Sl nants of "the 20 nations the stu­"Y" by 8 p.m. Early departure, js
are Belle, 	races may' neglect to return to tha-"-'-­
Main Ballroom-from 8 until 1? 	To Got Today's Toxan
L«Blm the revival a«nrlee."* 	president; Oscar Torres, secretary; dents represent. The trip is. io-necessary if the newsreel camera­polls.
In case of an overflow crowd, o'clock with Mike Ornelas jmd his »nd Eduardo Morottei, treasurer. 	sponsored by the. Student Chris­man is to get shotai>efere dark. At Ranger Party ^ 
Today's issue of the Tesyin will
ffftbe' Tacant half block just across International orchestra from La­	• The , guests of Honor include tian Association here and the First Invitations^ and signs are out; r j *•» » 
street from the Capital redo. Tickets are available in tha Governor Shiv er s, President be sent out to high schools all Methodist Church of Anderson-j< Chaasbers-Geaaperts Skiadig a "money-marbles-and­
* grounds, will be used, Dr. Lory International Advisory Office, B. over th» states expected to attend Students who are going. to An­	for Engineer Youches
Painter,, consuls from1 different 	chalk" Ranger.staff party to­m
Hildreth, co-chairman of the ,ar­Ball £L 	the state ILPC meet Kay 1-8. derson ate LyeiHock Teng, British A journalism rehabilltatio'n pro­night at the Austin City;Park,
rangements committee said. j|;;|; The Fiesta -Tropical will be Latin American countries/ and a ' Pages 6, 6, and 7 include stories Malaya; David Sasdeh,'Lebanon; gram Will get underway tonight Ranger editor Rowland Wilson ;
number of persons from the Uni­
The Travis County Chapter of spat-ked by not only the Latin versity staff and 'tire state govern­concerning special events which Maria Consuegra, Columbia; Con-when the ex-candidates for Texan and new chief* Bobby Jones 

For Sky 'Objects:;
the American Red Cross has yoI-American music of Ometas but by will be of interest to the high cepcion Yuml, 'Florida Teodoro, editor hold an after-effecte pariy 	.. 
ment. .-~r t. '$$$ J fr'g : 	have announced. . ; •
fechool students at that time. Var­
wntaered to staff a first-aid sta-that alto of "'tha Siboney Btoys 	and Lelia Cachola, Philippines; for all those who worked on. either "This is 'to be .a party of re­A University ^communications
ReserVatittttsvfor^tabWtf^af the sity Carnival, the University Ex­Hisao Tanaha* Terry Nishi; and
I^Jtioa which will be set up in the who will perform at the floor 	campaign.' Time and place is to be cognition,' Rowland ? said. "It engineer and --.a... student were ^ 
Special for dance should be made at the Un­position Power arid Hitoshi (Frances) decided 	All
MT^revival area. Nurseries will be show. dancers the 	and Show, Aiba, Japan; this, morning. those will be hard, but we think we among "at least 10 Austinites" ,i 
# rovided is the nearby ehurches, show are Grace Saldtvar, Graciela ion by Friday afternoon,' Pedro the <league meet aire 411 planned to Gloria MacRae, Chnada; Hameed interested in attending -the party can nearly all the wh<f reported .seeing hundreds of
recognize 
t S HUdreth said, ' > f Valve, and Ljaintsco Carrasco. 	Lopez is in charge of arrange­keep the students* busy during the Al-Qaysi, -and Momood G^uAili; please contaot Ken Gomperts or' staffers., .'f \ ; pink flying objects in tha skyments. v" crowded week end. Ira«.. Anne Chambers. 
"Xs • is thdt Ita'M' iii these af­Wednesday night, according to thav 
fairs," ha . added, "service Austin American yesterday. The.v H&& P awafr.de -will he paased out not "things" were seen shortly$2,200 in Prizes according to merit, but political 8 p.m. ^ -
Kffr 

hV><Wt^csog-jm 	— i 
affiliation's." 

/ 	Jack. Maguire, University h
Twenty-odd. ^staffers plus engineer, said he and his wife
their guests-have been .invited; saw 
the objects from the Chief

o ., i TSSSBy Auditorium. v 	the group will/ assemble at the :­
-8 SO—Bun^off election, campua; 8:15—"A Night of Musical Come-' 	Drive-in-Theater on' North Guada-. 
r 	journalism building at 6 p.m.
•-•dr/f-iACT Playhouse. -^ lupe. Tom Hight, the UT stttdent, | HalirW , 8sSl^---8enior reception, Hillel mm was also at the djiye-in. Peirsons^-l^ )t:30>-'Texai St^fe ^storkM A<| Foundation. " %lfe ^riivergi(y^A^rJgi^entki.Jirday-aM^Sftmla^^-—^ in other . parts of town reported *r AsiSeiilttoji'fs making large-scale .'TheThe Art 
Students 
" Ij fajr. ' anda Saturdav morninr; W. Saturdav fili'n
Association 
in 
conducting 
the 
fajjr and* a tea. 
Saturday morning,. W, Saturday is 
the 
filing'deadline^10 and 11—Texas>Wlchita da--{ ®-5—Student art exhibit, YHall. plans for the state Arts' and will exhibit paintings, ceramics, I Entertainment' for the annual S. Drake, mayor of Austin, will Test applications with the Eduea-.Mr. Maguire said the sun was bates, Speech Building ^201. ; 8^0—Junior historians, Driskill Crafts Fair at City Coliseum Safc-sculpture, and graphic^arts. They J meeting-will begin Friday after-about 1,000 miles beloW/the,, hori-. v
1 	for Medical College Admission
$ -'!\'yl2—History convention luncheon, Hotel. 1' -y open , what promises to. ha, the tional Testing Service, 'Prihceton, son when the objects appeared,­r .45*iskill HoteW1-*$ 9^0—'fexas State Historial >Aa^ largest , art exhibit' ever held in Assuming that the sun was catfi-'
N. J. The test is to he held May

•p|t—History convention. -sociation, Adstm HoteL 	Taxas. i yf ing the pinkish glow, he guessed
10; Applications may: be obtained

« $mi HoteL '* "a -^ 9^0—-Junior Classical„ League, 	Approximately 300 exhibit*^ that t|ie objects had to be.flying
-at the Testing and Guidance Bu­

—Phi Delta Phi initiation, Court? MuUc fte#al HalL ^ . 	oils, watercolors, tempera, metal at a height of 40,00j9 feet tq^iek
reau, 	V Hall 205i or. at the Reg*

i §?% of Criminal AppeaUt CapitoL | 	fiS crafts, weaving, .and numerous up any direct light, ' ,/t ^
istrar's Office. / •­

. pit#—Student ali>B*ch redtalr Music Coliseum. other fields-—will be shown; and Mr. Maguire said he. saw the' rtP'-'Bedtal Haff. .Historian , luncheon, |2,200 in prises will b'e awarded. objects about 30 seconds, and on
4:16—Harrif H. Williams to speak |11 	French Lecture Tonifht
Saturday afternoon's activities 	the same "assumption about the. 

pa t on "The Foreign Service in the
VpSff , mfruk*-.Austin 	will include a chicken bkrbeciie, JeanNAlbert Bede, professor of reflection of the sun's light; ha'
J United States," Garrison fialt l. -Hotel ^ '* fi-\ ^ 
A meeting of the Teus Fillff literature at Columbia University, estimated their *speed to -be be­v t Arts Association* and„ a meeting
-Texas-Wiehita debase, Texas 11:15—Lutheran Student Asaocia-' ^xWi.yH 	will lecture in French on Victor tween .6,000 and 6,000 miles per, ,.,v|
Union 309-377-	aig
; > tion meets at Center to go to *r 	Of its board of directors,. which Hugo IViday at 8 p.m. in Archi­hour. * 
|f *,7—Chess Club, Texas Union 801. / Round Bock. / ' '• 	5* 
* •K:€ ' 	Will select' officers, for the new tecture Building f05. -,-' • 'tJnivi^^'^udent^Wa^^i^l^

:1J 	games. l^ft—Co-Wed Club fashion show, Wr 
^vr
year. ..' :: 	ailso reported seeing a flying ob-;.^

Texas Austin Country Club. -m&lA 	i^SC 
. Theme-of the fair wilt be "ATf 	jact Thursday • night while at h 4t:15i-W. Foundation ild-| 2—History

•— 	••— *•*£#* in Fashion." Any Texas artist may; drive-in theater. He described the
f %* ^ 

r 	place an exhibit upon payment object as yellow reddish m color 3|
. 	Foundati ^Partl'M
vw&mmmr* 
T^-~Opett , IwwsaS'lto* 	\snkr of a $2 entry fee. A $v*? of with a staady:glow.^fKM<S4^^Bi
Auditorium!; 
At midnight Thffife#three will select winning entries. 
ORTYfj 

• Classical League, Austin High 1—-Jun&r Historians tour 
Pendleton of Narco Arms reported _

School. ; V "* -M 	The fair: will spotlight an an­
fo. . / ia,* 	to ^e Taxmi tiutt about
f:30-i-Rabbi 8. Staler to SU-Weale^"*« Foundation groap 	tique lamp exhibit, which belongs 
versity atudtfnta watched inovifiy:' Hillel Foundation . * . leaves^shacks for Green Shores^ to MHf. Delia Carlson-' of Austin* •y BOBBY NEWLIN objects cross the sky several timeS, 

ACRES 

t 	and an "aceent" rug designed by
«a 7—BSU hanquet^ University-Bap-	They made '•/ forty-degrea ,ara to
ti»t ChuftB^ ' 	Henri .Matisse. Mi's.Csrl^on's 
Circus Actress: "You know, air, aWut Ji^a, stands, ha said, f3-^,1
lamp collection hM alio been en-	U— li 1 ' • "
this, is my first day with the sir­r
tered in Chicago^'Antique and 	' ^ V1 **) «• ^ x,
ens. You had better tall me;what

.Hobby-Show. !Mati»M' is an inter­to do to keep from waking Ids*. SMcqI H# Thy#icldyf^5 ^ nationally-famous.' Freneh artist 
UWs®£ ' 	""" }n C*tt*mir UiK liralM* ' 
f 


liMBf 
April 24^ USC the over-all fa Aselect Httle group of Olympic
tilt taa­

n2S3£&&M*M 

Vtwb eollegiate shot-Longborns asfi JVarik sAndewota JeatnrejFWday nig X the Aggie* planned fram-vp Wwim teams Thurwlay afc of TCU^ it"' 
ill. Iflrifobood, Cdaeh Bibb iMhz&z&sz W&* ,wa^fl«4 . Houston will serve _aa the se£ falk ,will sendf the Steers' wosfc inning lead agaf&t Scarboroughting ffr fhe :Texas ItfnghorSs u effective pitfe h e r—-rigbthanded UT herr «arlieir ,tiiia ymt Sbhtoirery (.000) or ft ie-2f 7«Wd W,|h* TW« AISIMA AND «WDDN.|T,MIRPI'' 
temen c for the tbletes 	they attempt to widen their |irst» I»uth e,r i Scarborough--Jto th ' o%to la^f tea» mfrupl $6* (4®W» aecond haaef c. Tsysher ««W * in dofl&fcp*,"" r lead!in the SoutS##»t C<fe-J&ttfMf -4a ItHi" first game, ai 8t«srs» ^t%h; i«Ql Staw (.417), ' shortstop; Jimntf "Van ***r i**:** 9mi iW1 i Jim '»rnd»r.-#n4v,
Parry.O'Brieh of US er«nce t§kpeball race, 4" two-game ttmto «t arunn rag'start* ' rfome batting power io ttrow at 	-t M*to «r»h ott t»n«r*In, th* mr
m

ing strength in ttfe..aprintl; Jflfttonptf AAU crow.ih'th* series between the fro*t**anning 	ttiate' * old Stoijkbridge's Owls. Toe (450), Ha«y B«<Uon ireftConference,
Aggies their «hotputter, Darrow •shot witfi * murk of 56 feet 9% Steers and the last-place Owls 
Rice team that haa looked alter-; 	.nianlpr two i«9«hl«s 4/^
litcbei, "better, thpn what favored 	SA^/. *¥
opena jn Houston' thjs-afternoon 	nately terrifii and tarrtyle-thtuf 
gpg^der«4,Boi^4 Sffoftto 	Mm
an JimfacHi co«W 4o. 
'immy Dan Paie, Steer third ba«4» ^250), catcher; and Scarborough lornaance of tlie.jru^ ws*. Mr 	ovin n^oa^Wlity

35p! 	£•* 
4-» trt»phover »IU that shoved W "Wmiin* the c'onferenco ttle,­1 Wto the aeeond Mwt in tite Texas' Bill Harris, 

I 	baseman, f»-leading the tefcm In --Dave Devine (.350), first baae; fi&t »nlfh,^nfr 4F'i0%Q and full season averages, Willie Witt (.273), Meond base; peted ip^the Rhrfr, Os*a Uania 
with .350 «nd .822, respectively. ©oyle Bear4 (.333)r dunrtstop; banRoyle Beard (8WC, .383; sea­Tomt Reckling ^.383), tiblxd base; In Austin before mfmi
son, .809) and Bill Golibart (SWC, 	Park^ Davit (,237), fak Wylie ftrTniirViiTiinHiir iifii'iVliiiif^yi r„ *i v'£si


TesfrUSCMi|l?t 
.333; season, .304)* have supplied and Hans Wagner (.157),

By AL WARD ojlhe_world's finest, and the'tri-most of the rest of the OM at­outfielders; BUI Golibart (.333)>
r«M» apsrts gifts* 4 dael affords them^*if early -trial 

tack. 	catcher; and Ueakin (4-2^/pltdi-
Haying, lathered their apike at the world's 440-relsy record of

famt against everything the 40.5 second*. " f • **r, ^ 
for Southwest cares to offer, Texas They have run 41.2 around"' two Probable itartlBg pitchers for 

Saturdays game are either BUey

and AAM have invaded the for* curves. Friday night the' event '4-2"mark so far, Verdine or Dick Boberson £w themidable track stronghold of the will be run ^ around one curve and Probable 
starting lineups for l^onghoms; and Bucky Bento for
startii

Summer 	University ofSouthem California,
' 1: i >*<5' <S 	that one banked, which situation the iirst game #(withi SWC hit-Bice. ^ 
i V' where tonight they hope to efoss* 	knocks precious-tenths-of-Heconds
isairir:!olidayruit.fe;4#^ 

fire the _Trojana out of their na­	off s team's time.
tional reputation! 
Charlie Thomas and Dean Sfnlth-Such ^ ambitious undertakings look like jthe class of the sprinters
call for i mote-than-select group. and Don Klein tope at fhe iavelin,
Texas has sent 23 men to Los Except f<>r maybe Balph Person 
Angeles, some of them m6re-than in the low hurdles, these"may pre^ 

/n tart select, and A&M has pared its sent Texas with its only individ­	' m-COLLEGE SPORTSMEN
platoons'to 25. Forty-eight against ual victories. In team events, UT The Yearlings combined .three Smith, a former Maroon"hti«. virtually'all the track gol^in Cal­sends th4 nation's best sprint re­Austin High errors, six hits, and, self, struck out nine Austin tet­
CAMPERS-HUNTERS-FISHEM^EN

ifornia. And who's to say thejr lay foursome. When these are the steady six-hit pitching of righ^ ters and held his old team mates 
can't do*it? 1 -^ over,* settle' and watch for a close hander J. L. Smith to «weep their well in hand throughout the game. 
**^ History wouMn-t. Southern team battle-between A&M and second game from the Maroons,* Freddie Wells started for the high ^ndf^ boat fraiklr «y*r buiJf! Steele, $Hirdy, lt IlILi'f has captured the national collegi­USC. ~ T-0TTHursd»y7 schoolers, but Coach Jhigger sent follows your cw Kb «$Kadow. On*person lifttrcarries, ate crown 15 times, nine of theae in his ace hnrler, Terry Whit-launch#»«ity boat up to*l6lt.long.The BOAT-ROAD­
in the last ten years* No team in 	worth, in the seventh after the 
,STER is now fold in Austin 

memory has won from them. A, 	Yearlings had surged Wa 3-0 lead,
AChiO's, Pi Phi's Win

policy salesman's haven, they are 	k It vaa Smith's second triumph 
perhaps the nearest thing to per-over the Maroons; he had bre-' % S 0 LUND ,7® Ko",!9 petuality the spQfts world knows. vioualy beaten them 3-2. -s„ * Wt kurli/ ^4 Phone 5-A43| 
. ,

s 	Co-ed Softball Crowns baseman Snow
Third Tommy 	­

To the Texans' advantage, the 	fc.Vs.^ Youwiilikeiflfyoucomebyandseeit.
led Texas at the plate with aLonghorns are strong where the 
By BETTY RAWLAND First baseman Rosemary Sone pair of singles in four trips. But, Aggies are weak and vice versa 

XwHMt Bt4if lead Ihe. Gamma Phi scoring with 
the big. .fclftwa weye doubles by
Texas likes the sprints, sprint re­

*uj *Jarman 	|VM %,*i» ^K-lay, and and Dianbe Poetter knocked a home four; runs in the three-inning second baseman Bo Stevenson ib ^ ^ S+-u
javelin, hurdles, 
run with two playera on base. to 	game, followed by pitcher Cynthia -•» f I*
and centerfielder Birdie Burker.
AJtM takes over:from thefe. 
give Alpha Chi Omega a 5-8 vic­Armsworth with three runs. • \

Canvas Leisuals The Steers are picked for third, tory over Baptist Student Union 	YEARLINGS <7) ARROWS AT
Betty Walters pitched Zeta Tlu 	. « r-k

hut are expected to deliver some for the Women's Intramural to a 7-1 victory over * Chi Staveaton, 2b" : s i s e 
ior ji •ommer. holiday, or just idling.over the week end, of the meets' top performances in Orange Bracket softbail • crown Omega to advance "to the Orange IjMek, 2b l o e e e 
"ou're right in style and superb comfort in « pair of Thursday i^ternoon. Bracket finals.: ^ Snow, 8b' « l « i •

the sprints and .sprini relay. The 	Jun«m«n, rt a i i i e 
Wi»e, is »r-s • • 1 1

annsn's new Canvas UiauaU. You'll certainly want 	With ; Betty Gray and Marge ^ First -baseman Baynice Eads WaUon, e v, 4 a # 5 
a pair of these. Why noteome in today? 	Keller, lb
Hargrove on base, third baseman second baseman Clara Eschberger Ll#yd. If ' " *4 «t s l 10 e oPoetter broke a 2-2 tie in tiie paced the Zeta scoring with -two MUler, el % 0 S I •Boseboll Scores third inning with 'a high hall into runs etfeh.* Barker, et > ' t t i • e 
Smith, p. stole

left field. In the fourth'and final / <Jhi . Omega's Mary -Margaret •t l f ArtNATIONAL LEAGUE inning, BSU pitcher Betty . Fer­Schmitz nipped Gamma Phi Beta's T*U!« so T , 8 87 1
Boiion 8, New York 2. 	Attftht Hi<b _ 000 90S #00—0
gusonJield the AChiO team score! Rosemary Sone, 7-5, 7*5 to win a y«urUn|(« ' — 00»v«« IWN0J)0 .IUSI
JJ»—7

Brooklyn at Philadelphia, raihr« less, while BStT~Knocked^n"i>he •h#rth;'^nr.Tennia. singles..<fihallK Two b»n i, mie' "8(*vwwh Borlur,
AMEH1CAN LEAGUE run. .. . ' 	Brown. STR)K»"^«UT»-^BY Whltworth 1,
Schmits jrill meeL-AChiO's Betty 	Wella t,.Smith . ». Bo««s w btlli—of

Boston 6, New York ,8. ; Poetter led 'the AChiO scoring Gray, last year's winder, to decide Whitworth 2. Well* 4. Smith 2. Left en
' "TEXAS LEAGUE..';',r: 	•>«•»*—Auetin ». Teetliss* f. Loeinc
with two runs, and Itita Sheppard, the 1952 championship. " ptt^sh^r-t-Well*.

Houstoh 1, Fort -Worth Orfef 	Betty Ferguson, and Carolyn — ' 
San Antonio 6, Dallas 4. #

IHOI|STORE 	Scl»iartsvoaeh>;fefx«<|^pnja;^v«»n1 for 
S^(^rr.r.--.-C 
Beaumont , Tulsa' 2. • v 
2348 Guadalupe.• Onfh.^rofl Okla. -City 1, Shreveport O.1 

laying for AChiQ were Betty 




KRUGER'S oil-the drag
Gray, catcher; Marge Hargrove,pitcher: Dee Carman, first base; ' V ­Barbara Lyttre Miller, second base; Mi.HH WfFU
pea KOMI • SCHOOL 	INIIM t atSIHISS
Dianne Poetter,< tbird base;-San-
PENTRON 	A
dra Cobbi jhjjrtsjtop; Lh Coleman, 
TAP I fr-f r r^r.i (.•

Hght field; Margaret Barton, left .field; and Barbara Beggs, center field. •, . . -v-Establishing an early lead, Pi Beta.Phi managed ,to hold their 
record life's happiest events 
advantage over D4lta Delta belta to a 10-7 finish to cop the White MMON THE NEW MULTI-SPEEDBracket trophy. < 
4 •" ?*"­
Barbara Esgen, M&rgy Crosby,Baifbara Kidd, and Janelle Hicks 
PENTRON TAPE RECORDER 	^ , J?f>r^ I
knocked in two runs eaeh for the 
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Pi Phis, while . Beverly; Smyth, 
6ii Congross
Nancy Chadwell, and LaYiette 	•h-V 
Sherman paced the Tri-Delte with 
JM>rM.ls4rv*Am MOW, mr Amythml 	~1£
two scores each. 	f Where YoWII:Find J
>4.. * 
Pi Phi players are Barbara svokee, anniver-Kidd, catcher; Gail -Campbell^ aaries, pariiea. Build a .of favorite radio , Austin s Largest Siock
programs, personalitiesat allynocost.Fun. 	Ipitcher; • Esgen, first base, Ann practical bdp ...alda TOtli school and
Calhoun, second base; Aun^Wells, 	• f * * i­
murio lessons. -r^third base; Mary Ann Elliot, short­

Www 	stop; Hicks, left field; Crosby, Ideal forchurch andclubac6vitk»!An unb^stable
***** right-field; and ^arol Henderson, tim» and money-saver in court reporting* in the­ti center field. ^ r,. . 1 aters and radio stations, for spot interviews, au« Gamma. Phi Beta blai^ed Kappa ditionin^ talent, etc. Invaluable in professional 
s. Alpha Theta to take' the. White >• and business offices, too. Low1 operating costs... 
Bracket^consolation title. ..1 ' 	use recordings forever, or make new ones on the & /same tape. Operates aa easily as your radio. .^ 
Lightweight^—only 27lbs. Kditi*g Keg permit* r'1 Piuh-btdt»H control for 2 chaiB**s whils playiag. jspeeds plus fastestasteeiiwwindi Powerful AmfliMer and 1 
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Life tod Course 
^^^^and-lwcward. -_speaker^f»­
• u WM 
A treiniag ;course, for eity 
J FULL HOURS ef
tifeguftrd (ipplicKBU will b* con­	m
VfCORMNG sr tUYiJLCX
ducted by th* City Recr«»tieia 
^isti
Department and -the Americmn 

i^iiSilMniieni ^1
Red Cress at the Gregory $17950 
Gymnasium Pool from. April 
-^1
29 fo Mey M.During the first COMHRf "* 

-/ 	«fe
wook ef ilvo training poriod
the Rod Cro*» Senior LjjFo SIT. 	vfiSIl
i®-"1
1st' Cewrse will he taught. Our. mi Cj
ing the socoad wook the Rod-
CfMs Water Safety Inttrpc­
.tab Couwo will ho taught by
"Mr. Harris Burton^ Rod Cms 
.fioid representetive.' Tlw.class­
es will meat oach'aight Irem

'V* 7t00 ~p.m. te 10s00 ».«a.-.c R-'-fi 
Tho.sonier life s^Tjag coursi

Untfl Bell Laboratories scientists 	design a0' electric mouth that can i» ®poax to any pfrse^* teale or
A pucEwTtHeTiuipan inodel is hens tp stgy. But wehavcbuilta machine tbafe-^-feauOs, Ifl yoats of ago w old-
r

^ can imitate human vocal' characteristics—from the slate-pencil squeal of a er. Tho wider safety inetruct­
or* course is open to any-per­cheering section to the basso rumble in a xpen's dining hall. ^ 1 

lijwcjvfir -•
»on, male er female, 19 years
ef age ea elder.

Sound being a baa&jraw mate^I'of<,the Bell System, sve have pioneered 	j
A11 applicants for tunmer 

s4$ n the science of speech. Measuring the properties of your voice leads to " 	fegaard pesitieas er s^irn^ 


SHIRTS
. &<&L 
ling instructor positioai m«st;<
**•—««•

rlA-A u< 4™/> T •* 	srell In.this trejnhig course. 
Applicants else are requtred to 
make formal application^for a 

| 	liUMIUVJ tVf WilV^U llivu ,HIUt U1V -s? summer job at the Ctty«Re« 
• tH'S.
creation Department, located lit

right qualifications not only with Cell's corps of research scientists, but also.'V.J 	u
the basement rf the city^ li­

~ operations, pnd administritian, wijh the. BelL Telephone brery at,401 W. lKli »«M«^ 
1 Bwqfftiy imiiL, 3-' 

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fe ft 	senior' life sinirfat ''e^nne' 
during' the Sink week •#. the 
5: "»v?
swed^t-^jss»nwta<Ht: 

ftltl TeiEPHONl SYSTEM 
SiisU renort at «:30' ».w. on
-4.\

•* * ' V 	city ^ aquatic-d|rector.%will, b» 
in charge of the program. 
8236 Guodalu; 
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standaijp. fw the Blomtjuist' Swedee' 880­|t^wlm Don Butan'i whoring Oneofthe beat races of A* day yard te*» m a* unfortunate seel* 
t*ky.\0ik 

*<#|^$t Tlinnd^. afteftteofi,;8frte&t~ 
ac*iee 

10 yards off ft*
l»«k i»to *h®. 
"' -"-^1 %jb4#»»* manBertOn ran down 
_ ^0%«p Oak Ctovafs

-S»i, 
WhWriowed tM>klt|nii badly, andtitaaoftbai} throw* «jt a tipfka caught, and before he 
7&.W ^ 
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d Kappa * Alvirtt%»4lai -A> turned in one of thetop upeetsof the. day by winning the Fraternity division 120-yard low hurdles. 
flesMomm. 	With leading contender John Rud­
. 'TGojrola ' fcHc*go), 
dock disqualified, last year's

,f promise of fair skies and warm* champion, -Don ,j Menasco, looked
arteiaper*^^ 	***£:;****, wrttf^ed.tho 
like thel>»st bat Adams, however,

for raeo»d»smaahing performance* 
thought differently, and nipped Menaaeo' %y half a atrjide. 8i a
Da TVhu»eyv j{ -Kansas,.? L«e Yoder 

£ay ficijt-:# 	time waajl^.Ji, alstf alowed by t^t
of Arkansas^ and, VaM°o Walker,1 ta, Q»fe college distance «jT »M*X are expected, fo^shatter wind. '^o|rw^4h*yne--'is ranked No. 1* ike :62.7jrecotd.,, *; The Blomquiit Swedes finished following *10:28 race at the Kan-" . BUI *«rester bf ^lty tops the one-two in the Mka 100-yard %sas lUfort. Tbe^ Drake weord It sprint, with Jim Gerron nipping
*• »i , r , 
Howard Dye by abotit a>yard and a half.Oak throve duplicated th* feat in the Club 2S0, aa Jerry Tomsa and Robert M||iMp took firti and second. ? » 

Unhrersity finals are settler Tuesday afternoon. GET THE FINEST 
JA -A. » ,

W! 5 S23. 
»v SummariM 
^ "* CL.ua O1V1U0N 3 it*~I*r4. hm kndtosx 
Oak Grova: t—JW»« C1«b«U. T&WMi 
8—Bill Ch*nilor, Binky t>lu». Tl«»»: 
"llV-iiWI tali 1—DOR But«r atakr
and complete 
Otnh* j t—J«ar Mlnmr. AOkk flwj) 
maHam Yo«t, Oalt Gro»»; 4—Tkoauu 
tlQ-rard <ta>h i l-~J«inr To«»o, 0*k 
Or»T«r *—Rob«rt AllUon, 0«k Ow»«­
S—Howard Moos, Klnkr Dinkt; 4—Af 
ik« 3Kob«1, Air ROTC. Tlm«:. I4.t. 
ttitn 1—-0*k bfftt (AW­
_.«, Minor. CtwMI. Tom»u)', •—Wakr 
DMu; *—Al* *OTC^ Ti»•; 
MICA DIVISION , -ltO'yard.low kardlM: 1—D* VIM 
Blom4ul«t; Jr—Dw»ln lUlteys I—W. C. 
Bt**d, UoMyhoe. Tin*: 14.9. 
ioe-yard dub: 1—Jim Q«ITOI>. B14W­

W<W 	qdiat; t—Howard Drt, Bk»n«uUt;
Dmlt K«U«r, Mi 4—Dwite M«P»—M. 
llMiie DwHulni; I—BUI G1t>«on. Km 
njie-»»rd dMb: l—BUJ Qltuae, Mw#3r 
hon; S—Mwin flthar, MnifH*. TiM* 
^ —•­
440>y*H relay: 1—llmubt (Jtm
Carron, Howard i)y», Jam** Babb, rr*i 
XucuaoH) s J—MonayJwn; I—-Mania D»­

TEXAS STATE 0"PTiCflL 	Tlwa: 4«.l. _ _
R 80-yar<U.relay: 1—Hon«y)ion <W. C. 
StMd, Alela Wal4rtp, Howard HaAdawi,
Bill Otb«on); t—Blomqulat. Time: l:4f.l
6-4668 
FRATERNITY DIVISION 1{0-yard low kurdlaa: 1—Jim Adam* 
Ktti« Alpha; a—Don Kmhm, Mt%i t 
—Tommy D«dln«ham, Fhl Delta Tk«ta;
4—Pann Ltvhncaton^ PW JtaMM M 
100-yard daih: 1—ISTNWT UWTMM, 

„ V*j •• ' * 	ATp:,3—Richard Rowland,JUWHI Slcma 
3—-Mu«klwoy McDonald, Kappa 81«m 
4^>Dooald.M(iuky, AEPi. Time: l*.l. 
2a0-yard da<b s 1—Bruce Miller, Xmp* 
pa 81(ma; 1—Jairtee Wood, Phi Omm,
and Loute Hall. ?ll DMU Thata (M«) s 
4—Dos Hin. Beta. TtaeiSt T. 
446-yard relay: t—Kappa 81>ma (at­
chard Rowland, Bruce Miller, Geonre O«r­


ge£ together 
dere. Daniel Burek) : 2—SAX: I—DKX; 

*J ^ f ^-s. r V 	t—phi Delta Tbeta. Time: 44,7. ', ••• 
880-yard ^ relay:; 1—Kappa Sljtma
<ClwrM Boyd, Brace Miller, Larry On­
nelly, Daviel Bareb):1—«AR; »—ATO;


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•' 	Wr«stl«rs Hawk, Bibb
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»• • ••' 
Two Uniteralty wrestlers placed in the Southwest ^E^ionai Meat in Houston last week. Pat Hawk took third place in the 186 ponnd division« and Ken Bibb grabbed fourth in the l25.5 dirision. 

The meet included wrestlers •* u 
from Arkansas, Louisiana, Okla­
w 
homa, and Texas.^Oklahoma Uni­versity won first place with the help of its four national cham­pion wrestlers; Texas A&M placed second; and Randolph Field was third. 

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VtbmiM&d*ft a havs^'IsMvatf emeratonltis alsobeen' —— —_.

\m /-£ %*Am, Kush Moo^; fa iwrtodataju 	1#" lei^f * *ood
Ru«h Mpod^l# an 
awofoto Jttag^ 	" 
tt*he*"ttaw *b* ^jiewleit upon. #3$* Si-' ­

m&<?&* on the Student Court-Jte if * Itteu' h aiffn. * ' fetches of rata W'fsr tM» pmemfim* 7-*ir 
|j;Jf ber of a l6gal honorary andhai made the si Hi# qocctlm -fs whcthw dils •wdu•• >•

Iwndiwork or

It Jk^"' School,ef Law honor roI|. He nas been 	•:|||p-r,IPpPy;.y,T\•l.<Pi: 
"luwiataiit general and 	*«* fea^rmlljr b*nd together into
assistant attorney 
gene an arfr; 
p* K-*, ^ 	*iii§
pointed Assemblyman.*; 	iV *«r Anton ts »w «.ps tn^nci, an4 io^ld*
Chancellor Hart's Tuesday night eon-	• firm is eoMttitfd,
f«Th* other, Perry J)av& is a past Ji$; 	b siiek menlitiga «r fs »rtoocol<«l>t« «*k« a dft^od Wi«i %*te* ir*iK#w
yention speech hinged on the fact that 	wjwttier or not £be nnr of
tersociety Debate chimpiotf and runner-; 	•tody of tw sres. Wh«n tb«ir d»t» l|r. Pookas poiOt* that
higher education cost* just a small frac* 	Irving V. Kriek Tne. of Teww IjJUi 
has b««n MS«zabl«d and |m>b«ble .over-seeding elouda woald t*nd

up in the national debatftoumamefft, A «> 	been mpotvrible for ft* iner«M*.
tion of one per cent of the gross national 	wiod dtrcetieiu analyzed, tb« ten.^ ^o pr#vsnt ratefaU rather t|*n to
former Inter-fraternity Councilman,he 	Dr. KVieJt Mjm that ,4H i» i»­
product An he pdnted out; all values 	airilfig«»/.«^li?|)tt^;<o]ie^ impi^4|^aeveo«»^J^eaii«i.the iriwiit
poasibie to m*ke r»i» nin it ii

is a member of Phi Beta'Kappa, Phi Eta 	noted with silver iodide axe ««W>ater *apor whicb would odher*
can't be considered solely to terms of 	set going ttfj»k «iqnN^.w How-
op in a targCl, an^v«w;|. *U.the partieks of sUrer iodide
nrtt, who* Iwatbh conditions





^•.1'^ 	Y
•MJo" *»« "»*: «""«*»* ">• 
rciety, and the FreshnSan Orientation 	pr«v*il, h« njn tbst ^tho ^rohnno
gain to the nation, educational expense r* * 	or mnrati can oo menoaea iron -, U the do,»i f««M§«MSd ISffifP** P»*ticle» fill The pa*­
£* Hnnnril. He ha8 served as an appplhted 	of rainfall can t»o incnoMd frofB
ismoney exceedinglywcllg 	Ji eonditiow teem fwoK^f?«" wouldbeeome » finod?Bd 
Assemblyman, and is currently a 100 per 
ffo. tho

Another point worth thinking
cent self-supporting student and a dormfc 	meteorologist not seeded til* Doaxlaa, calls tb« .central tofftc^ 'tttKry Thompson, meteorologist 
was the Chantellpr's punch. Unei "Our 	in Denver, where weather cat*
fr&tt»ry supervisor." ^ 	eloads with stiver iodide." • >• 
iuXf-H> • -.gf tn, ir ~ hope of security!; in truth our hope of sur­The first silver &dide genera­• eoiujpUed • itoitf of 3t meteor-f^lithot ho Ipiowo of "#o way to tell ol^ists. Aft#tho vb^iheatf MQne£:?liiNr modi xa|a v»$ f»U from oao .
vival as a free society, depends on our 	tor was turned on te tise Univer­
throofh, the feneraton are te#> cloud or storm *yrtenu Therefore 

it 
sity area on March 22. Sinee then
ability to develop informed, intelligent,
Xaw fit 	more th*n off <o/Uuit yie iilrer iodide j«r-L:Sjt is hard „to see hw »»yon« can
:an 	the rabvfaU has beea
original minds." -A j normaL. Willisin J. DougUte, .re­tides win:-iinipirefiuite the • dood;;:v!r^hr a;fc^ola foi; ^Texas law alumni WufiTcSd well td^%| formation in inch a majjner ** t«f "or under-seeding from ground op-,
'Surpriife to me, too, I didn't think that drummers had to take gional meteorologist for the.Krick 
center on the target area, d erations." Ho. added that the

into an internationally-flavored law pro­a final examination," firm, believes that the generators gram atSMU. f have "materially contributor to V Bate normally oecor. when •Wi
' 
the increased rain,"

JkJdVouA
-A single, anonymous Southwest donor? "*.!» 1 *•> >% •»» Harriman Fil«s 	However C. Jfytfiy, the super-cooled water vapor tot; "The question as to whether or
>" g-> -„"w ' 	K -Raymond
recently donated a large sum of money instructor, in meteorology,, fools fomj lee partjkles in the t*mp«rr not Krick Inc. has been responsi-All the talk about national politics Otare""""'HfWtW'mlayer degree* inftlvta^^blo for the unusual of
to set up a new Law Institute of the ^ i; 	that f'we do not have enough evi­" amount 
doesn't consist of boring recitations 	dence to say whether their elsims holt. The heavy ice particles fall precipitation in Uiis area recently
Americas. „ * '--•* \ V, 	are entirely iustlfied." Ho point*' through warm layers to re^ch tho is optn," said Mr, 8taley.
about 	superior talents and -abilities.
This institute, which will begin opera­out that the general circulation earth as rain. Because the crystals ,? tiiere is no way Of proving ro
tion in September, aims to bring together^ Take columnist Mike Connelly's lighter 	pattern of tho wea&er prior to of silver iodide so closely resemble whether nature alone was respon­th*» rains which drenched Aostin those.erf iee, the silver iodide par-sible or whether Dr. ltrick aad his
• student! from Western Hemisphere re-
recently .was nnusual, "Such a tides m

^ ~ public at SMU Law School Students se-nally cracked: "I won't say Governor 
fon^atjonr had not occurred sine* tare layer, from 27 to S.degrees . But jranvdless of who or what 

asr> 	lectfed—authorities figure about 25 will Warren is optimistic, but Honey Bear, By WAYLAND P1LCHER • Speaking of Eisenhower and laat spring." Fahrenheit, thus increasing th*^ ia responsible, the veins have'gone be picked each year—will be given $1,500 his daughter, is taking singing lessons." , About "this time every f our the Republicans, the General's ^ Tho Krick metiiod^ of seedinf possible precipitation. Mr. Doug-' -a long way towards breaking the 
scholarships and 	yw^thf,..fight for presidential backers are pretty happy over the the clouds with silver iodide from las explains that the reaction is drouth. , , 'Vj; f ( ^ 7^1 Jn
plane transportation ; 

nominations of both'major parties situation. • •
from 'their homes "round trip to Dallas. 	For the first time in many sun»
is settling dowi), and the situation

<Joreifyn ^JJoude
The purpose is to give young lawyers, . 	is beginning to crystalize. sets, it looks like Eisenhower is 
in many case destined to be influential . Thi» is happening to a certain leading .Taft in number of dele-	s
gate votes selected so far.

citizens wherever they live* knowledge AtfStuinp Speaking a foreign student : extent" among the Republicans last Tuesday, Taft held 	me
^Ufttfl 


HL 3innfy

'•With the Democrat*/ however, th«
and understanding of sister nattonsin asked all the presidential candidates 	a big Ifftd.'However, primaries in
reverif is .happening-» \
this half of the world. < what they intended to do toward building ' 	New York and Pennsylvania, long
First, 	Gov. Adlai Stevenson, of 
-considered Eisenhower territory,

Is UT missing a good bet, law alums? of an international house. All replied Illinois, the Democrats' strongest 	(fenced |>y sueh statements as, concerned, it seems to mo that tho 
gave the general a whopping ma­fx— Advic*

that they would do everything possible candidute, withdrew from the race. 	•'hardly represenUtJve of campus longer time gives the law student
jority of the large delegate votes. TO THE EDITOR: 
opinions," "naturally take a great­just that much more insight to

toget sucha house built. > " Next, a new c*n4idate entered A state-by-state rtiAdown of. !Here is a., littio advtce for next 	campus problems, and
the scene. He is.W. Averell Harri-	er interest in polities,".antf "ordi-just that
Qood^t^iTama Now the ball has bounced back to the __ " man;"the United States' Mutual delegate vote*, gives Ike a 257-year's campus pofltldans. nary four-year students." :: much more training with which to
223 edge over the Ohid Senator,

»relgn students. Although time^s-shoii-	As a pleasant innovation they . Thinking of this type, in gen-meet them.
"iveral things Should' be sai3~~ 
might plank their platforms with eralities, »^ atteinjpit» to ctasslfyv^ It is mjr opinion/ which I will

this semester, they should begin gather­Mr.. Harriman, who is from the
The performances are well tinder way, 	Sbout ^ these .' figures, however. ' some real reasons for wanting »tu-individuals, is dangerous to do* / admit may ho colored by the fact
and the plaudits are rolling in, Henry IV, ing information to conclusivelyshow Uni­politically vital state of No# York* These are" the' delegates who say 
dent office. For example, instead mocracy in any educated person, that I am a law student, that just

announced recently that^l-r they are forgone person or 
an­

as presented by Professor B. lden Payne versity authorities they need an interna­be an for tho 	of erpressing an ovangelistic de-and more so from a iournalist of saeh evident immature thinking
active 	candidate 
other, ih> nearly all instances, the

and his.enable staff, is ajpef^Unding suc­tional house and.will need one in the fu­presidency: and .would run on the 	sire for improving student Ifrwern-tiio.fotaro and I us« tho term *d^ as Mr. flyer's article represents is
delegates "are not legally bound 
ment, they might-rather:say that._jrisedly^.!»to.,^oso hsnds and. what tha £iegel bill seeks to com­

cess. 	' " ture. Then, when the committed candi­domestic and foreign policy of the to vote for any person. They could 
•they wsnt offie^ hecaqso of tho minds the duty of information and bat by putting capable, thinkingTruman and Roosevelt adminis­

To the other comments directed toward date takes office, results may come if he'll 	change their minds at any time—., prestige it will lend them while education will fall., students on the Court. ^a
trations. 
and often do,-suddenly.

Mr. Payne and the Department of Dra­go tobat for them. • 	they are here in school and even •:AsHfar as qptending a ^greater .-V; ' JGtMS F. MORRI^jrl
New-York's powerful 94-man Also the figures do not t|ike 
While they are pursuing their in-flength of time on the' camooa is Student Assembh

ma, we'd like to add our commendation. It's worth a try. 	delegation to the national conven­into account the delegates who 
l dividual jdsmets after graduation.

tion is expected to.sopport hhn al­have refused"/to state "a prefer­
Instesd of publishing thoir long

most to tho m«n. Thore seems to ence. There are many of theso-^*
Nalghboring Nawi 	lists of able qualifications for re­
be little -doubt that this Trumitn maybe'as many as 100. 
sponsible offices, they might' do

wing of the Democratic party fav-. these, words 	Mob Opportunities
With of -caution, better to comment on how attrac­

ors Harriman "over any of the here are the figures: For Taft; 
tive their names would mppear in

other 	announced office seekers. Arkansas—-1, Florida—12, •• CIVil anvlneara ara vaodM Jo Californi* on. tho roll*. Poaitton* that arc to A*
Ida­	the columns of 'the Daily Texan for tba *tato'» a*l)«nding pvblto wocks;' SUM at tba prctant tima ara "B" team


Campus Newspaper 
The other campaigners are Sen. ho—-14, Illinois—59, Iowa—9, concerning the latest movements procram, aad all imjn; cfrtt tMiwamt: woadb. fuMla aebool rauaic^ high 	Hkool 

Kefauver of Tennessee, den« Kerr Kansas-^-2, Kentucky—19, Loui­	•t<idanta( are urged to apply for jofcs with librarian, clrla pbyaical aducstioa. and
Of student government. 0 4b«.partioiia«l board. • <*-• lower cradc elementary taaeban'. ' 

at 
of Oklahoma, and Sen. Ru||gl] of siana—1, Maine—5, Michigan— 

' PerhajM our present politician! Bmplornvtat ia open iwcMiaMr upon

Georgia. . 'i 6, Nebraska—16^ New Jersey—4, 	irrariujatioii wtth «pport«ttltr for advanea-Tha r*4«ral Civil SorWco I* Mafcinf
wouldn't consider thkf drastic step 
•mt, AO mini iataraatad in tba build-additional applieatiotw for the poalUon^
Two big blocks stand .in the way North Carolina—13, Oklahoma— 
expedient, but I like to believe program akMjd e«mt«et tho Califor­: of organisation-an<f mathoda azaminar,

of Mr. Harriman's "nomination. 7, Pennsylvania—8, South Caro­nia Stata Par<onatI Boord,101& L Straet, ' Pauf H...Xfssi 4lr*rt6r of tho lltk SJ... By JOE. L. SCHOTT . a Columbia Univeraiiy pro-Kelly, creator of the eoniie First, he is not a popular figure. lina—2, Tennienee—20, Virginia, •that the majority of students still Saeraraanto for application blank* and : Civil 8arvi«« B«ff)on, announced Ttrara-vl
admire the truth,.and after all, aor* complete WonUtln. «l«r. 

-Ttxan Exchange Editor ' fessor. was asked to speak at strip "Pogo," has been named Although he has been in govern­—1, and Wisconsin-—24 T h i s -majorities stiU win elections. . The junior <elrU entinaertnit claaa la BUsiWe awlieaat* . will ba ear^iflad
on* bach

The Hwrrleane, at the Unl-the: Unlveraity of PitUburgh, Most Outstanding Cartoonist ment positions since the early thir­tpakes a total of 223. 	KENNETH PATTON -California'atart* »t |ll( a montb with iMa thti'. reglater to itll poaition*
a* amaatraiiiOBt asalyat, method* amir*u
amnual ineraaia* tip to $87£. --:c. i 	i i

versity of Miami,, attempted several.organisations led by a of 1961 and winner of the ties, he-has tended to take posi­/^EisiBnhower' his,-tine xouowing i 	and form* deaixnar. Tixtaatd.
recently to explain its func­. local minister protAted. Billy deBeclc Award. • . tions which are not so much in , votes; Florida—1, Illinois—1, Immatum Aaatin L. Pcay, auiwrlntendaat of the -Bating*' will be baaed on axporlanc*
•hown aa the application rather than a

tion and its limitations to the the public eye. He is ndt oi ^'per­Iowa—14, Kansas^20, Kentucky 	TO THE EDITOR: < Edeoueb-EIaa ichool*. hwatad la tba
Counts, they saidr has been Kelly, whose "Pogo" has be­	.TLomur Bio Oranda Vall*jr, will W w ik* written teat. 
.

readers. It declared: affiliated with nineteeii. Com­come the most tilked-about sonality kid" like Franklin D. —1, Louisiana—-3-, Maine—9, ? Regarding some Immature ob­campua Fridar, May 2, at 8-14 Mk HO Parana* interested, ft* applyinc for oli­
"The fiurricano it a stu­	servations by Brad Byers mi Tha la' intaraated • in intanrlewinc • atudanta •Ibility ln tha*«.position* ahoald contact
munist 	front groups.-comic strip since the Post* Rooseveh and Gen. Eisenhower. Michigan—7, Nebraska—1,. New for taaebinc durlna; the tontine aebool tba wentarr. Board rtt-D. S. CWfl B«r­
dent newspaper; it is designed Hall Syndicate started its na­Second, his announcement that Hampshire—14, New Jersey—31, 	Texan, Thursday, April 24. Jraar. Any rradaatinx' aanior*. or atv-. • *k* Cxaminar*, at the nearest flr*t or
Repliedtheuniversity, "The

to appeal to the greatest pos­	-danta -who will b« crndoatins in Januarr *acond-«la*« post ottca, or at th* office
tional and intern»tional syn­he will defend the past adnunisra-New York—86/ North Carolina^— I ' It. is odd that an uninformed 
sible number of students. attempt ^.tp muzzle Counts 	layman cart presume, to take* a of till, V* invitod to (a* hiat at tka *( tka director. 14th U8. CMI
dication three years ago, was . tions aren't, .going to endear him . 7, Qk.lahoma—7, and Pennsylvan­	Taaebar Fiacanant OISea is Satton Halt Hasten, SIS Sooth Harwood. Dallaa-i-Ap­
"It is 	not the ultimate in ircontrary to the whole thesis chosen the . tog cartoonist*'" to his Democratic brothers below ia^—56. This totals 257. statement that decisions by the Tha Edaooeb-Klaa aebool* luHra ovar c .. plkS*t|oe blank* and additional infoinna-
English prose . because, like of American democracy, the 	S.SOQ *ebfl|iwttw with vrtr l.tll actually tion aaa W obtained at all anch oflloas.
favorite cartoonist by a se-i ; the Mason-Dixon line. ,, The General will probably get Student Court Tequiire more com­
any newspapef, it is not aim­right to express fill view­cret vote of the National Car--These two faults miy; not ap­another boost Tuesday when the mon sense than knowledge of the

points."

ed at 	the literary elite . . . true of
toonista Society membership. pear too great, but the Democrats; Massachusetts -primary picks '38 law." ThU is remarkably''It is not chiefly motivated Couhta speech came off on "Pogo" . first' appeared in are going to need some one with more delegate -votes. Taft will any,eourt^--but the logic used in •4 -r 
by the 	desire to educate the Schedule. :o° . 

newspapers nationally a month.,. plentjr qf personality .and South­counterattack the following week,' reaching, this conclusion is more 
masses 	but merely to inform POCO 

ern support to win in November, however. On Jffay 6 Ohio holds rensmarkable still. 	•
•on matters of -general • in­Here is an item for the less than three yesirs ago, but 	Certainly, common?,sense must
since 	that first appearance' ' particularly if the GOP nominates .its primary. Ike-Will be lucky to N I
terest." 	University "Pogo" fans. 
be' used to -make: decisions.-Cer­

• Eisenhower who has both' South-' get any delegates from, the Sena-, 	Studont* who hav* nat baaa r*(t*tar^i TW rat will ImM feUtvtew* HowUrour Democracy By an overwhelmih^ vote has Vaulted to a position., 
among the mythical "Top. x ern backing and • big smile. tor's stomping grounds. tainly again, the training given to Snrhit_ th« Hwowd aamaatar at,aajr1vtip*; U' tMr jliiiUiw S. Candidate* moat te 
•7 When Dr. George Counts, of" top cartoonists, Walt 	for a*' ranch a* '—*— Mtmn lit MM at 28-4#, In sood shr-
Ten" comio strips. 	ai^il conditioiL and M4'« 4«rh. Start­
abiiitV 	to use tho common eenso tSo Rairiatcation aad Tuitk>a raa. If *aeb 

. Currently, the strip appears 	no way detracts tesFarsoa*_int«r(*t«dMlary I* 16,000 a y«ur.ahoaM contact tho
they possess in 	Jmwwn^wm Wtr* tb^_awm'. *•­

in "262 newspapers snd is Doily Texan Crossword Puzzle 	««ipta:'at-Batiatrar'a OfBca ... ... Ktodaht kmplomaat Bttan, B. M
from-their ability;to think oloarly. wa can cbaek tba rocortf* aad «UTanc#.f«r

THE*DA^| TEXAN 

Canada's favorite new strip, 	rcfunda;wtttda t4»an after il*InoeMf
Three yeaiji of Law School tisin-	StBd*Vtt &Bpl«rni«nt' B«*aaa

^,j|nd,i-ln :fransi»tion, i» win-	mrn, fog devoted to teaching tho
^ Tk* OiUrUj 1'iua.Von. a itadMt Mwittpn of t'h* OnlvmltT of Taxat. to "wfiig more rea^ers Tn ^urope," AOBOSS 5. Zxels&a--24. Writing
pabli»b*d in 
Amtia every morninK-axc«t>t Monday and Saturacy. 8mt«mbw Sooth America and , Asia.' l.Picrcowith tiOn 	. '•
iad durins hollda* aod «mbImUod period*, and U-tMll} 	' fluid Today's
te'Jwf*. iuid axeapt 
durlna holiday a perioda.

dttria#duriag 	tbai aummer aaaaioea uodat tba enia of rba Sanmar Taxan ; ADMITS COEDS asword 6. A matron 29. Qium 
~ Friday•/ by 
Taxaa Studaat PabUectwna,tiona. inc. : The. engineers are slighted. S.Jewish 26. Cunning 	Byers did as ne wrote wa worv* eution Kin. meat at tb« JXH* VptSM ft* hr aaeurinar poaiUoaa in tbc Via­
oaaday aod 
rhif 	Answer It
Toaaday T«m> Si 	' 7.Scope
tiona will to 'Mceptad i»:: Ulepbona 
(X-li4?S) at th>
New* aontribotia 	by <S-X4?S) or

" offie* l at thala-N«w LabOrvtory. J.B. 
192. lnqutriaa Women got "their noses un­8.'Pause 28. Striped Jn the tui-vine la evi-	HOB CBAY, Vlroctor
•ditoriaJ offtoa J'.B 
or Nam LabOrirtory. 1«2. . ' month 1 -. 	XkV&Zt'
J.B. tOS (2-2«7«). 30. Period 	v •
aoeearning deMrcry ana advaniahis abontdd ba 
madamad* la 
J.B, 108 (2-2478) 9.Centers", > 10. Deprive 	g This .type:;;o|;^^thlaking.,;:J|;., e t . ' a^ftrlow. 
or tha faxan ara not oaeaaaarfly tboaa of tba AdailnUtratioa der the tent" at. Georgia Tech 	Oassifled
11.Portion of food 'of

OfiieUia 	as the engineering school was
Cntarod aa laeond-elaa* mattar Oatobar is, 1941 at tha Poat Offto* ot 	12*Mediovst^ 11.Boil slowly time Ad|
Aastia. T««e. oad*r 'b* Aet of Hareb S. IS79. made coeducational hy a 7-5 helmet 16.Sorrow ' 32. Organsof 	PRODUCBQUICK 
vote of its regents. 	mm
IS. Domesti­' Ul tiMrtWri Pre** w *xe)u*iv«ly aatitlod to tha uaa tor rami btleatlon ol „jThe action will apply to cates \ 19.Heavenly: 33. Ata 
MmCLASSIFIED

ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE SERVICE 18. Golden hearing ' 	RBSUliTS .;'"­
r* diapeteb** oradltod to it or oot otharwlt* eraditad to thU DIM. 

about 	25 women seeking ad­14. Negative bodies distance ' 
kms) Itaffu of tpoataaooo* orifto p«HbM haraiti RJcbt* nf

•f *JJ otlMir mattor b«r«lo alao r*aafT*d. mittance to obtain,engineer­vote 20.Sleevelesp' 34. Bestowed > 	: VSpgrtmMl lor Rent Coaching Special Services 
ing degrees. ." 	15. Astonish-" garment . 3$, Birds,as 39. Obnoxious ,
^ ment (Arabt) i •aclass 	TO QUIET COUPUS or ledla*. Niea foor W

Regent Chairman Ilobert . 	fm ^ ''"bug • f room modarn nawly r^acoratod atart-JCOACHOFG
21. Bow!

lf«di*«« Av*. 	Now Tor*. N.T. spoke the a.Consume 37. Unadulter* k nient. Ntar Unltaraity aa* Soto* *oa-yiV.itwtltr* Win 1 M KMr
Aronld against ' 	•V43 Afoodi i
1 C3Me*«« — BoaUw Sw.nreaeiMe.. 	.Flourishes underhand ' atod -.leaving pitaU Call Mr*. 8ttan*r. S-2SS7.
change: „ 	! 
20. Wall recess 28.Hint 38. Paradise 	IHoiuk far RaiifI'm old Fogey,

_ ftMaybe an 28.GratuittM 	doner apartment fa* couple or coaplo 
-WW" b'ut I'm afraid the moment wo 37.Greek 	smcW. f«, bUU jaid. 0s» to 
, . . . get woqien on the campus -logislativo 	tin*, t-Mif 1woek dui> OaADtrAYS WffiMtaM *te4*nt or conpto.
iM M«tlC

Aaaorfatad Cottagtoto praao 'AB-A**rks» Pacamakar they'll be coming in and Say­assembly ,< 	^uod^r. -' 1 ' , J-HJJ or l.»U. 
ing .we've got future mothers -M.Ttite 	jBLOCK FROM CAMPUS. Cool, aalat. at>4
SUBSCRIPTION RATES 	• coareniottt apartm*|it -ifor gradual*
Mlmfnwt 3nbacri»Oo« flirao Moatb* -on our .hands and we ought 29. Inbed 	u>. UUlitfea p«M. Also a borirOora. Wanted mm W«at*w^-Plek'^:aar»lefc
•• j "-WaHod la Auatlo .Mctlad out of torn 30.Secretly 	Phone S—SftSS*
to. prepare them for it." 	' li'itP^r «M. ' tl.ee oar mc $ .7S p*r tn. 
^1. Perioaof 	_ OM> mjk.
Mr*. Uavla. S.
lost end round' 	itatab* tacn­
menr and four 
33. Moslem 	<HWw.

RUSS 	KERSTEN 1 mrnmimi­
(flawsgliBg Editor BRAD BYERS women ' from Turkey Jhave title 	(a •U-S-474T avenlnfa.
started a three-month study 36. County . ' 	teMm Hi ilm > i Spa i 'naiai-li; i wf
Sditorial Assistant Mildred Klesel 	aitaxast raicM PAID 
aaOBNCBD: TH13ES,. ot£ Ualrafr 

• 
of agricultural stibiects and (Scot.) ' 

News Editor .. 	Jo Ann, Dickerson 

Society Editor 	Bet^y Segal px'pjects at Texas AAM. 37. Vitality 
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Day E«Utor 	JOHNNIE HUMAN mpch better than high school 
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_.jni"^ present ... awwMtS titties.* The/musical is '<$«* (^fS3 v^s<aU :or «£ jAat thefuture-holds 
mm*?m&2r£ 
try Club Friday nitfht from 9-12.
"mm u z*t*inn mmri mm 
aathey bring Diamond JJ1 
ethers into the limelight in AS"" mm&s 

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Delta tifaia Pk( will *aVar«

.J* Alpha «»«"• 
clbsed houle Saturday night #rotn
^i§*Wt» "And 3Bm» T6e*a Wwi Hon* 
ev^wVfl • «ro«nd i Ihtufdty *n|

r*<Wl*Ain't UFO Keak)? «*«»# 
fiynday far the annual,^fewman 
I jClub Spring Carnital. 

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' In addition -to games, barbecue ' 
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7lv "jtastinfte* fir* coitoedjr aevipt and tdd drtoka will ba aptd. ' TimeSto-Store your Furs , >k 
-with torn* musical numbers. It is The fastiyiUas wUl begin at f 

-, <M attempt by Alpha Omicron Pi p.m. and wtil be opatl t® the pub-: 
.-/to show what UT does at night. lie. > 'Xi -'j~ >x.; 
|A 1920's night dob is the setting Student*, !n eharge' of the 
ffo* a musical comedy by Sigma booth» ar» ®d St»lkeTich, Jo* 8#a« 

JPH Epailon. The Kappa Kappa sionSf Joan Bougan, A1 Abrue^ 
Gamma't wilJ sjiow "Magascenes." Bill Dawitt, DanBAres, Mary Jaa» 
red what Crow, Bob Oude, liMgie Bietar, 

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a girl's date beak would ba like* and Richard Hetek, building con^ 
Chi Phi invitee jpom to see their mittae. 
third blackout show. It's complete. Proceeds will go toward ^a tbiv

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^ind for a new Newman Clob. 
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«f-w • Mfli cl*«m4 sipa^tal^,; r\
up UT« gala Varsity Carnival. The Vaivenity Ch«r«k I i.95, "T ..You can, boy libout everything will honor graduating seniors 'at 
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^imaginable to eat from the 2(i • banquet Saturday nifht at • 7 ' ' • Non-frtimar»fow Method 1. .racogniied !ur» k * i'J 
m soltd colofi. LEPTt Scoop neck,

concession stands •'•von piwsa pi«. p.m. The recraation and dining i-.. of dt«firn9 with daap-fw
' Sit the Aggie.hard enough with a hall of the Baptist Student Un­

m fur moat.
baseball antf a bathing beauty will ion • will ba converted into the 
< fall into tho water at the Ph "Twentieth Century Boom" for 
Delta Theta water drop. Marryia' Oa oee^oa,:^ .W^;^ a^vEfiU'^MBb-fcSiK-lS Ik -Worbund In ^oHd V 

-Sam wWbe atVC and Jack's P*r-rtps In Ifninf, loosa buffont art repaired.
Jimiqy Clark will t*e maater of

ty Pictures will after lasting mem. •k • ill* * O
ceremonies for a skit entitled MA FLAX, WALNUT, * ' ' 
orieS at tha Delta Phi Epsilon 
"• i" done by oAport firrian. 
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eoneesaion. 
Ryas»;|la^»Sft^''C«yl«a

At the end «f the earnivaleomes 
the clhna^ of a week of strenuous . Univer»H?r jrraduatas, Dr. and '• temodollnfl dent by eipert furrier at reaion" 
-campaigning onthapart-of eleven Mrs. Bryea,. y,.%|n a n d sob, : , «Wo^c«. y: r vrr 

Bruce, have retuniad to New York h n.^ t , > ft 
" 6SSS' after three ajid ft-half years in ;1!^ 
mmm Ceylon wheta Dff Ryan, a sociolo­

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*< 'Varsity TOmtal fe«bMrlti$.196d gist, was an associate professor at a 
afr % VarsJt^Jircuf, Whet really the British TlntatraHy Hi Colom­
started the jB»le tiling was the bo. 

OU* SAMCOIB STOKASI WILL 
v>ROT*CT YbU* FURS IU 
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Mavt our bonded driver* e«)l far your fun, «uit« or eny valusblet
6-8:30 -« Dessert party, Aeacia < Ranch; Delta Tsu Delta, Lost v m ¥<1.® 
Kappa Camp,

house. Valley; Sigma, tubjaef to dsmsga by tKeft, mothi, Ura ... or bring them to 54 % * '¥•>. 
p 9-8:80 •— Picnic, Rangers, City Waamecke} Phi Gamma Daltt^ 
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*^8FKa-Cirela R. Ranchr Phi Kappa IfceTeiMon Shop, Second Floor. 
' "• 7-8:80 — Open house, Gamma Phi Sigina, Mayan Ranch. ^ 
,n Beta. * r% f **« s \ s$ '•^C ?

^ 0«1*f , Saaday •• ^esm1"' 
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j 7:15-8:80 — Phi Mu open house 12:45-8 —"Picnic, Sigma Chi, Bull A 
.Creek Lodge.. ffioita M331 and #«k for our FIJR STORAGE. i ^
j for I«mbda Chi Alpha. i 
7:30-8:45 — Open hotMW, Alpha 2-8 — River boat party, Phi Kap­J" ^ L * * ? s 1 v 
pa Fsi, Green Shores.

'Phi. -1 -• •* » » ^ t/f 1 
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I-7:45-12 — Dinniw dance. Phi Del-8-9 — Desiert party, Tau Delta * < An ^» V V 1 <,-«•«. 
i'--ta Phi, CoBunodor* Hottf. v Pki, for Delta ^fyeilon, 

;t#f-" Scarttrough & Sons
8-12 -J Dance, l<atin-American 7-8:80 — Dessert, Sigma Delta 
y-;' Union, Teloss Union, Tau, for Campus Gpild. 

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ir 8-12 —• C^an house, Bigma Na, 
' Ball Greek Lodge. ' • -w " « 
8:8(^12—r-Pledge party, Lambda 

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% 0-12 — Pormal, Chi Phi, Austin 
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a 9-12 Formal,' Sappa Kappa 1 /1 
|Gamma, Tazas Pederation of 
>vr Women's Cluba. 

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> 1-11 — Picnic, Dept. ,of Mechani-

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|fcal Engineers, Camp Ben Me-CnBough. I 2-11 — Goat party, Wesley Foun­
-dation^GreenShores. 
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X W — Picnic, Chi Omega, New 
^ Bnumfela. ,^4 , ^ -4^*1 
f 8-12 -i Picnie, Oak Grore Co-op, »?Js f€\ '*• 
Y-City Park. 
^ 7:80-12 — Dinner dance, Omega

Chi Epsilon, Driskill Hotel. 
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l^-» Costuma jmxtjrAtoer. In* , ^ 
* stttnte of Architecture, Knights 
», of Columbus Hall, , 
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f'8-12 — Fownal, Mica, Union. 
% 8*^0-12 — Closed Jtotunu Delta 

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I 9-12 — Fo#mal, Alpha Delta PW, rSSS-:: 
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— Phi, Haqcoek Roereatton Cen­MHHvl 
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12 noon-12 noon — Beti Theta , 
Pi, Ilyi^ IrXMdi} JMtm Kap; 

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pa EpsQon, TU Clark Guesl 
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/ 5<W" lifting kearli 
WarnerS mi lion dollar 
faros of poekio'boo eyelet lined li|^haar„. stoy-in^hapa nylon marquiioH*. • Wonderful comfort yyfth defriy padded wire and gentlest bone, you 
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.Saturday Sot-:a-jweeting*6f 
Jto MiettMi „ „ 
Vote efHie Tex­maent jmwnf lam es Ihe'a^ttiuien aeaikm. Dandng,
Aaeedbrtiett7?flti ft# 	Main Building which #howa pic­
swimaiinc,' andrtoealiWjrsp«|t«

,imM,a*'Wi!^*b*. 	m&imfifeniMl 'meeting it^ tures of bfrds vdrich are me&r
areenllse evening's entertiinment
Austin and Driskill HotelsiR Aus­at the University. Twenty-<m« 	tioned in classiealstoriesandgr^ft
fchedule.
Texas citiee-are eendiiig tfili|itw
tin and Saturdays--	tMr Uifcii and 

mfevwWn^ <v ' :t 	> Tfce Mfari mi t^i I,i*m i unil! nifi Vynii.itjji-iiii jiini'ifi.fcj '­
. -eoiirflaition j*tif be iBvldfed

iThesetwo exhibits, 	ApM^in^n^ lifury treeae Ta WAF Ue«te«a»t j
into two main sessions—-junior

;lWtt#*#vifid dNtti eow, are.juat' 	beM..Ktlctagr with.an ®pwi kboee­
'two «f nm than one hundred 	«id senior. The senior'session will ^.Anetln IlLwfll be ?M^-y*««.uent trout ^ -Mas# S». Van ^reeer%lHi been ^ begin at tfie, Mmdt' 9*0 *xu ^Ktnaored Lubbock High' 8chool; touts eommiamoaed Uetttenant to. 4he %$$• 
8*riday with a ^paMur^on-' "Rree XiscHelett ,'secretfry'irbin Ibndiall^ WAF. She is communication* ofB­lb Addition, to thedisplay*, the Mfmotay and Texas, ' 1800-1838," On8itar^y^liWW*«^n ni^n ochool;-Elaine Rossell, trea­met at McClelland Air . 
byjfaiMi'D; CSatW*J^t^Hn'ftegiii 	' *

University will hold career confer-I 	will be held at 8^0 a.m. ta t'Ai surer from .Sherman High School; California. 1 
with * definition, of FreemiuKmry 	, ,v7T Jli

enses With high school students MM.-Milk r*0MniS0»: aM-.s-tenr if.-f•'••Irio;-s
,jM» enlighten them on opportunities and p^inf «ut eome ef it*, pur* efvUie campus. Tbe Orange Jac­

poses. A,survey of the events is

' *f *college education. 	kets will handle registration and
Te*a#^ through m year S8^S will 	T' f .• Ml. i .1 I 1.• .. MillUTAWr

«®"©ine«il ©&n&rences «fl!4iS^Sg|;;. 	Alpha Phi Omega will ceaduct the M3DWAKT 
be sket«h«d and th% contributions

" iMday evening and Saturday 	tonereftibecampus. -•> IT10BE.. 
of Masons, boib Mexican and' An-

morning *t the T*xu Union for 	The morning meeting will be 
glo-American, will be, noted. In 	„ -"• f *

«»•'. ever-— ,.--	from^^irWjWnl^Re^ U wnns 7-J 
traoce requirements and thein-e^ehislj^n^ IVslutiloxk ox tli* ^Hall of die Husk Gilding. The 
influence «f Masonic philosophy

ititoation's curriculum. Alto the 	studentswfflbegreetedonbebalf 
•towtent will get » chance to die* on tbe history of Texasirom 1813 
.tfeu** his chosen career With a Uni-through 188S will be offered. 
flUversity expert in that field. **Land Speculation in Texas," •Hy; and Dr. Ei; C. Leon, chair,

•

WM Highlit will be the Forty-tor Seymour V. Connor and "Notes nmn of t^e Departmeitt of Claasv­~" third Power Show with it* exhi­on George Thomas Howard,ATex-eal Languages,will welcome them 
bits from engineering, architec-"JESSIE THE WALKING TURTLE" war on* would iaack up ancTautomaticAlly rgo in-another by. Howard on behalf of ]tia^ d^aortniient. ttu«­;; tors/ chemistry# and physic* de-of. fheeftractfonief the Electrical Lackman will be followed by a i» for ~&e program wSFbe pres­

direction, Tewie had no external ^connection but" 	^fa''s&
I# partments coupled with display* dispfay in 	the"Power .Show last-year, Tessfe hoc luncheon in -the Crystal Ballroom. ented by the quartet of the Uni­
ran completely on batterie$. This year, new me­	versity Men's Glee Club,
•*J| from unite of Army, ,-N**y*.. *nd two senses, si§bt ancl touch. This mechanical ob­	"Lorenao de "Zavala and the Texr 
t « 	wonders, again a -t luncheon will given
U Air force ROTC. \ -•' ject moved in a zigzag path and had a tendency chanical like Tessiet-wifl be as B^volution," will be-after din-A 	be at 'Af 
i-f-' Th* exhibits, ranging from the 	•-*L. '* Wifl fori tbe ;L«ague members 
educational and informative to the to go toward light. If she ran into an object, she mejor part of the PoVer Show.,)--t v^v-^ 	ner epeaker, Raymond Bstep's intheMainLoanfeofthe Texas ^ s{h$^ % 
topic. 


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hilarious, will be shown during Others who 	like to keep two sports cars will be featured in ing completion*,will be >open for The program will resume With Unipn. Tbe jToup ;wUl partidjNtte %
the one-dsy show. Show visitors 	ip, adnging sonte ia Latin, includ­
feet on the ground will bp inter' the heat power laboratory along inspection. These incslude the'new 	SPALDING ^
"t» Vnia de Sentisima Trinadad

-may watch a carbon < dioxide pow­ested in the, pertoleum engineers' with demonstration of food freez­Journalism Building; Benedict 	ing"The Eyes if Texas."
de Balecedo/' by R. B. Blake.

ered Jet plane model whir over exhibit of a model oil field with its ing. | . _ " Hall, bousing mathematics depart­	The aft«Q(ii<>on session begins at OOlF'^ 
a elosed coarse at mora than 100 	Zavala was a politician"who broke 1:80 and ends at 4 p.m.-A stage '1 ftWECEDitQ-1 ^
most advanced-drilling equipment. ' Illustrating the part of the four ments; Mezes Hall,,for psychology 	K 
,,,„ mfle* per hoar, bay their weight 	from Santa Anna's Centralist re­program will be givenr' by students
Various rooms and laboratories branches of the Army represented and pbilosopHy departments; Batt* 
gime; 'in 1834. he returned from 	"VIlMDINGVmH ' 

iiill'-sdentifie*uy,s*«maciiines 	from Marshall High SchooL It will
will be open for inspection > of .in the Army ROTC, a 'sequence Hall, for modern languages de­	/1i ^ s* i
|>;f crash concrete and tear steel bars 	Paris to Texas to,stir the Texans be a playlet entitled ^Fnrianua
chemical instruments and tech-of exhibits has been arranged by partments; Pharmacy. Building, 	Jf
asgunderend viewaminiaturedfs.. 	into revolution. Gets a Father." Following this will
niques by •-the~ Department—of the -Department *fr~Militi!^Ifcudent-H 	the
monitration "of raln-increaslfcg. 	Nsxt svent^onHbe program will be^campaitpa speecbea and electio:
Chemistry. Exhibits will-be placed Science and" Tactics." tJnits will * " 
^ Electrical engineering will fca­	bs the Auction of Texana. Old dt officers for followirjg.year.
in the corridors illustrating, fields perform dutlea in mainlining the
pture color television„ production. 	books are collected for .the auc­Elections will be held and the new
of chemieal research and applica­line of supply and communications 	COM81MEO WITH
This demonstration wilt be one of 	tion, often revealing some Very officer* wiB be installed. Award*
tions, as well as displays, of chemi­to sbppoit-front line units; 	.IWff SWS£T DOT*
' the first examples of color tele­	rare $and valuable copies. Auc-will be presented to-members wbo
cal magic and illusions.1 

Wind-up Spotlight
'Ik joint Army and Navy ROTC 	YESl. AMD CLICK.
vision to be shown in the state 	tioneers will be.George B. Aber­
for thegeneral public# , -ss A special exhibition, by the jme-presentation will.be-a'scale model W£&&l ^ 'j L .-r ' ? 	? v ™TAST-^ "1 
chanical engineers of custom built 	nathy, Jamee D. 'Carter, X. V-Nie-
Bi­On the. humorous side* the «ec-reproduction of the amphibious 	.Aia-FLITC
ll nteyer, Ben Procter," Joe Smyet, Tryouts Continue
trical engineers will present 	assault at Inchon, Korea, with an 
and W. W. White.

ft "George," the wis of tie-tac-toe. Air Force EOTC exhibit of an air-1 	>^TUptsaD^nagjix>)
KA Giv«s $90 Mtmoriol -	After SHnner speaker will, be
"George" is mechanical champion craft rocket, cannon, and othe^ Annuel award* fgr outstandihg 	And
Wayne .Gard, whose topic will be 
For Mr. Formal

of his sport and defies anyone to To Canc«r 	Fund Driv* armament. architecture students will be given .^THR^pough
"The Shawnee 'Trail" Mr.> Cardchallenge.Mm. He hasn't lost yet.* 'Kappa.Alpha fraternity donated ;f , Also,r\theN Univeraity colleges, at the Wind-up costume ball Sat* 

is editorial writer for the Dallas Tryout* for 	the "After Six Mr. * In addition to "George," attrac-$90 this week to the Cancer Cru­schools, and departments will h4ve urdey at 8. p.m. in the auditorium 'Morning ^lew*.;-•>«!, Formal" contest continue today

tions such as the "TalkingSkull" sade as a memorial to the mother special .exhibits and their regular of tiie Knights of Columbus Hall 	stvffikm*
Saturday morning's program at the Toggery. Phi Kappa Psi will

and-"Te«ie"-theeIectronictuitl« of one of the members, said Mrik. fecilitiea on display so tnat publie Wind-up is the annual celebra 
will be at the Austin Hotel and bnrout at 4 p.m. and Theta Xi at

.will be shown. Wilmer Allison, chairman, of the may inspect the University's three­tion for -the School of Architec­	en»r'
will include "Relations of the Re­

A supersonic wind tunnel and women's division 	of the crusade. fold program of teaching, research,, ture and ia sponsored by the stu public of Texas and the Republic Recent semi-formal winners are
scale model aircraft for the air-The crusaders are trying to and public service, 	dent branch of the American In of the Rio Grande,"-by David M. Frank Snyder, Sigma Phi Epailon;minded will be presented by aere* reach,, a $1&,6M : goal during twe S#reral new University build-' stitute of Architects. It also serves Vigness, rtJose Antonio Navarro," George Adama, Pi Kappa Alpha;
nautical engineers. 	weeks of soliciting. ings, recently completed or near-a« % reunion for exes." 
by Joseph D. Matlock, and "Osear and Jim Collum, Phi: lUppa Sig­
Award* include --outstanding 	ma.
Branch ColqUitt," by-George P.

freshman girl architecture studeht 
Huckaby., . „t In addition to a complete "After

given by Alpha Alpha Gamma, 	#*et» the j*** everts
• After a luncheon Louts Lena Six" summer formal Outfit, "Mr.

honorary architecture organisa­
Formal of Texas" will be present,women; The -convention -will adjourn ed with a jackpot of prizea at

WH FOOD tion for -outetimding will speak on "Texas Money.", 	*unemsmmumrttM 
sophomore boy in arcbitecure from 
*fter a business meeting. Varsity Carnival May 8. ' 	rto&Atmn&*owr,c.it

Sphinx, architecture society and He will also be eligible for the
DLrs t?.JL 	outstanding junior architecture .The Annual Junior Historian "Mr. Formal USA" competition, « ri k f Y
meeting will also be Saturdaystudent. 

morning* and .will be at the Drie-.
Proceeds-from the ball will be kill Hotel. Higb school student*used to eetablish a student scholar­

5^/ 	from all ever Texa* will speak. ,ii-n rf{ A ^ 
ship in' the School of, Architec­Marilyn Bronson, of Austin High
ture. Tickets are$1.25, 	I 1. ­
School will sing folk tunes.
Walt Lehman's combo wiill play. 

. -Climax of the junior sessions CkiUrw's Health Day May 1 will be announcement of the fif­
F.IMatamnrftc 
Children'* Health Day will* be teen Leslie Waggener, Memorial May 1 throughout the nation. Tex-Awards of the 1952 Junior His­a* state health officials are shoot­torian Writing. ConWHt and th# j ing for a record of benefitting a 1952 Chapter Awards. They will 
v^here 	greater .number of handicapped be given by'Dean Harry H. Ran­children than the 4,820 under the som, of the University.
>Jle*?cen food ii the fineef 	While in Austin next week-end for the University
state's crippled children program The afternoon will be given to Service the best, in 1961. a tour of Austin. ^ h U-f Prices are reasonable, Interscholastic League State Contest, visit the N 1 ~ \ "> V«-> v * ^
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Deketew Steaks 
Mexican Feed 
Fried Chicken 
Crimehy Pralines 
Directly across Guadalupe from the Texas Union 

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Herksfeips, ^ Rosalind

for our. Summer Term, begwnlnL 	•is, and sports. Under writing^ n^ the
Gilee," donference ahaiman add

June 9th. Attend Austin** most 	journalistic and ready writing
director of the ChOd Welfare Di-	'VJ> 
outstanding and progressive bo* 	contests. .Speech* includes one act'
visionof the Texas State Depart* 	f*-® 
inesfc collet." Approved *by the meat of Public WaHare. " 	plays; debates,' extemporaseeus h putftanding
speaking,, and declaration j. math^

Department of Education a*"-a 	confespelnce 4re m _
,Wovlaftiope on «op#rvUoo, «asa-	ematics, number^ sense and .sudi 
High. Scgoolj sSpoj#!}'!,., i»^h

woA, child giddMie*, and public 	rule; and cdmmfeWiAl/shdrt li^nd 
^»eld IUtiiffrl^ert».«d^r,3

halations *411 b« lad by prominent and typing.
Gmcc ^9&«d and Sevii*! taadhata, doctor*, and ttaawotkatt v' The largest event is s^ofti^iUiL scta&.fittlite 

'W 	|'de^ta„ accumulate

Shorthand, Typewriting, Account­lroai tb« Kast and Soutb'w^t^ approsdmately i620 participating;
ing, Cwmiyttl LAW, Office 3fa». Bapvaaantatlraa fromKanaka, in track And field contests and;
chines, Applied Psychology, Fil-Misaouri, New Mexico,-OklahonA, 200 each-4n .'tennis and.^ golf.
i**> ***• I'i4, Arkantas, Colorado Z^ooisiana, About li&OO students in all will .dutetandiaK i:'W#/,'«^o4i

JnWrscholaltic l^ortf and will HU meniber,n

ttd Texas, and exchange students attend the conference.4V ' 
f Also SPEEDWBITING, -the fa-ffom Japan and (Sarmany will ba w c1 {Uk "This -state,contest ja^ ^.c«14 May

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mons system of shorthand, in six attending" the * ataatitef 	,"?J4 mination.of>both;thef district and 'V< ^''riV'^gjas 
weeks; no sigtas or symbols; easy Students from this school wl ^HfcNRY IV PARTS ONE AND TWO, The Da-ace Justice ShalloW, K!nt| Henry IV,. The-Lord regional • Contest" held over the 
write indtnracribe^ also teke part in tha eonfafencc. prtairtment of 0r<nna's productions, will continue Chibf-Justke, ffardobh, Falst^ff, Prince Hal, D6ll state this month.-*The students 
P ' Clarence Wijfgam ia chairman of -Toarsheet, J^Sst»ssJ^uickly, and thsjMcrujtiJbrL; coming here are all that are left

in71-logg Audifori^rrT through -TuBSday.^Curtain^ 
tit local irranggmanto committee. "time for the evening productions will be 8 p.m. .the Ragged Army, Wart, "Faeble, and Shadow, of over 200,000 entered" at tho 
f DAY AND EVENING CLAS3E3 Mrs. Robert Ledbetter Jr., Mvt. .Characterized for the Texan by Rowland Wilson district level." Eiimiftations were 

~f " X hi Viola P(fridn», Miss £meline Bry­made atdistrict and then regional.'"Writ# for free catalog *nd fur-
ant and Ererttt Woods will be in 	This is the cream of the crop of 
•f ther tafe*matiop, or call„ ..charge qt axhibita. booths. Miss 	contestants,1', said Bluford Hes-
Vesta foster will serre on a stand-	tir, -director of Interscholastic
Influx of tPrep >Athikt& 
Leagued " 

eommittaa. -	>P !<» 
About 800 coaches: of various

DURHAM'S BUSINESS Bagistration, held in 708 Trib­
contestants will attend the con­
uae Building for eonfaranca mem* 
ference. r School ' adminidtrAtors,

* COLLEGE H# banhip, «an^ml aetsions, movies, Is
Imm 	such as principals, and seniors
and ebroUmant for one workship-	r H
; v:: in owii ^thleticS/ Or ,have^ been .invited ^and 	Stickori
400-A.Lavaca St. • Phone 8-3446 will be 96, or $2 for students. An , r .al ward -pride its the f'. "Stadium's that way, J'll 	approx­
-at 	imately 2,000 are expected to at­

< 	r^-(!*, -y IV 5^ £ additional workshop will be $8> T**M Sp«rt« rgitar UniTarsity fairly swells: the show you a short cut." 
or $1 for .students. A school which, takes great 	chest each May whan it hosts the -. Wearing colorful school jack tend. Schools represented are in. antmalinterscholastic._trAckl> golf, et», even on_extra-warm day;, A, AA, and'B brackets. | 'onnants • 
^bre«kfastrforith«StateMeet»

and tennis*championships, -t—7-they forln groups and-tour the 	•JTn^TT" 
r 	ing of Delegates will beheld May
< *> Tha yeadyrlaflux of the state's campus, join bur coffee hour, and 	•f-SKKK
8 at 7530 in the Crystal Ballroom
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top prep athletes affords » truly seek the highst,toiyer level Sven
fcs ^ f' / ^ .a. 	of the Driskill Hotel, Reserve-, -t ­
colorful week end, and a welcome our mid-terrt freshman assume a 
tions for 200 delegates at $1 each

pauc^ to the grit and grind of 13,-graduate, air as they direct " in< 
wew scheduled. The business por­

/ • 	-A K st a e 000 Atudioua heads bowed to .the quiring Visitors.to campus pojnts 
r 	sL-:» dSrt; t "ii %i' -'>4=t --i}>3' f ' | Of interest. ,;, tion will be taken up with 
f fina-pririt grindstone. 	reports.
special 	fe.r 

. «-	'' The rich high, -school, enthusi­
Some 630 track and fielders '• 	Interscbolastia -• League Press

mghf or day... 	Vii
i& 	asm reaches many of us whp here S." "• *
ri 

alon« will swarm our Forty Acres 	Conference^ organised in 1927 by
tofori^ haven't found time to spec-	"St*

*'% ^ *• next 	week end, accompanied by ,Dri Dewitt C. Reddick, professor •SMc '»•'*i v * 
their respective tate at some of our Longhorn ath­	of -1 •1
$r
, backers,/ Who journalism #t 	the University^ % VJ.
letic duels. 	. -'

think only once i>ifcr^ scrawling 	will celebrate.their 25th anniver­
So the transfer to Memorial Sta­

"State Championship or Bust" 	sary with an.informal reception M Docorativo Wcrtif 
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Hand4aequered sHvered paint etched with and "On to Austin" on the family dium finds us joining though not Thursday, May 1, from 7$0 to r'M%% 	v . ' 1 * 
matching the young'uns in cheer­

whoopee and trekking as far as 	10^m._*t_Hillel Fi>undAtiosLiin­
ing performers to are

jeweMike d*Hcacy en Pima-type cotton. •460 miles thisa^ay. 	that us der.the sponsorship of the Austin
mpfetly random Choices. 
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Once hare, they-often find the ^Maroon's chapter of Quill and ,85 	m 
r rr >7«
Then when it's all over and

housing pipblimv^ misting their 	Scroll.
Hand-washable.-A whirl of a circle skirt. 	campus dress again uniform, most
weakest hot^s;> if it all< The com-	-They will also talk a two hour
wish thatjt was just beginning. 	*• V

peting athletes are taken care of, 	»ube, on the river boat Com­
To 	match a solid color wide V-neck blouse. modore and have a picnic supper
school -officials having made pre­
vious aiwngementsvi ; : * , 	at Oreenshores ¥>iday,"May ; 2 at
Co^op Coordinators 
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The Leagu« has a reserved fin* <6:45 p.m. which will highlight TurqiMhe, Purple, ^•0** i * :-*••' ger on 1200 accommodations in lo­To Bo Honored the convention • entertainment. pipscal commercial lodging Ainits. The Dean of Women Dorothy Ge-Leaders' In the school dfifejjoum-mm ' 
-Sites 10-16. 	pioneer element are qutu^ered in alism and in. th© profession will ^ * T**
bauer. and present co-ordinators 	\>r 

is Skirt $l2.fS^ temporary ii^s set^i4i(the Sta-i of girls' co-ops will honor newly be on hand for the convention fi -T • ^ir
dium, band house and various elected summer co-drdinators with 
J' Si & Houta $7.95 dormitories. , a dessert party In the Queen 

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Though activities don't begin Anne Room of the Union Tuesday 	¥M

"1-HaHjsr ' " $7.?5 ^ 	till Friday, many come as early as at 7 p.m. .y " :t,•<' 
•" .-1. •>* I'.t',-^ (not shown) ; Wednesday, allowing a few days : Recently' elected co-ordinBtors 	frM 
v 	^ , I-vH#r to get "the lay of the land" and are Emma Castillo, Halstead fPgrH
X1 assuring themselves: the. privi­Houie. Muriel Stubbs Shangri La, 

;S,3Si^ 	lege of jfstructing l^r-Artivin^; and Juanice King,-Whitehall. Co­
v<t. ^ V Sfe friends where to go, what to look ordinators for Powell House, The­3 ^ « 7 i ?>,-< ^ V 1, 

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