T h e T e x a n VOL. 46 Price Five Cents AUSTIN, TEXAS, W EDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1945 Four Pages Today N o . 139 File For Student Political Posts Tuesday Blake way For Prexy, House Dissolves Pressure Lobby Daniel, Secretary Group Tuesday U.T. Hullabaloo, Belier Offer: Coney s Reasons E ig ht names were a d d e d T u esd ay to the list of can d i­ dat es filing for s tu d e n t offices. Th ey are Clayton Blake-! w a y for pr esi den t of S tu d e n t s ’ Association; W a r n e r Brock,! chief jus ti ce; Mike Callas, h e a d yell le a d e r ; Marjorie! Darilek, s ec ret ary of S tu d e n t s ’ Association, Mickey Neben- zahl, associate editor of The Daily T e x a n ; Elton Solts,: g r a d u a t e school a s s e m b l y m a n ; Raymond Renner, chief ju s ti c e ; and J o an W a l k e r , S tu de nt s ’ Assembly. N o Evidence O f Bribery Found By Committee Blak ewa y, p re- la w s tu de n t from San Angelo, ca m e to th e ca m pu s in November, 1943, a f t e r serving in t h e Army Air Corps. He is a c h a r t e r m e m b e r of the Ex-servicemen’s Association an d has served two term s as vice-president and I one as president. He is a m em ber of the MICA e x e c u t i v e 1 council, Cowboys, an d is s tu de nt r ep res ent ati ve on the The House Tuesday morning discharged the special committee which had been investigating the rumors of high pressure lobbying, even though the committee r e p o rt requested permission investi­ gate f u rth e r certain m atters some- Brock is a graduate o f B a y lo r ; what related to the question b u t which the resolution had n o t been broad enough to cover. ♦University Co-Op board. to Librarian Explains Leaving C a m p u s Post For U.C.L.A. re­ “ Tho unsettled conditions sulting from firing of Dr. the Homer P. Rainey” was a reason for resignation of Donald Coney as librarian of the Univer­ sity, Jean Bedeman rep orted in the Austin Statesm an Tuesday. tile Mr. Coney said t h a t the pri­ mary reason was a b e tter offer at the University of California, hut th a t the “ hullabaloo a t the j University was also a deciding j factor.” See HULLABALOO, Page 4 CLAYTO N BLAKEW AY MIKE C A LLA S M ARJORIE DARILEK MICKEY NEBENZAHL Fig hting Exes 3 Hold March 2 Reunion In the Middle of Pacific Even University exes aboard a'. Army wife joined the Nurse Corps d accidentally m e t h e r colonel . , husband, Dolley Sees Full ’Freedom’ In Accord With Regents on Tenure troop .h ip in ‘ he middle o f ' t h e i Pacific didn t fo rg e t March 2. There were only three ex-students a t this Independence Day reunion ——S e c o n d L i e u t e n a n t J a m e s C. M a r t i n , 1933 g r a d u a te ; S e c o n d L i e u t e n a n t O s c a r J o n e s , class of 1935; and S a m K in c h , 1931 g rad­ uate and the F o rt W orth Star T elegram ’s war correspondent in the Pacific theater. ★ F ir s t L i e u t e n a n t J o h n B . R ile y , B.B.A. 1940 with honors, w e n t' through a mid-air collision in his ^ bomber and lived to tell the talc. I He safely landed his damaged B-26 M arauder a f te r being hit I Dr. J. C. Dolley, newly elected vice-president of the University, told a re p o rte r in Palestine, Mon­ day, t h a t he fe lt there would be no “ deviation from the generally accepted ru les of academic fre e ­ dom” a? the University. Cir. Dolley stated that he would not have retu rn e d to the Univer sity had he th ought there would be any deviation. He also said t h a t he was in full accord with the J a n u ­ ary statem ent of the Board of they defined Regents their attitu d e toward academic ^freedom and academic tenu re. in which He had no comment to make on a possible successor to Dr. Homer P. Rainey as president of the Uni­ versity. In an article to his paper, Kinch about 6,500 feet above the ground, wrote, “ We had no faculty speak- The Austin pilot said, “ We were er, of course, and there were only lot of ‘soup’ three alumni and one volunteer just a few minutes substitute, b ut the day didn’t pass a fte r take-off when suddenly I unnoticed. felt the rud der kicking hack.” flying and through a it was “ We called the meeting to or­ der, sang ‘The Eyes of Texas,’ ~ j and adjourned. We didn’t elect officers because we don’t plan to be here next y e a r.” re st of He managed to keep his plane under control and both planes were brought to a safe landing. When he climbed down, Riley was astonished large find holes in his rudder. three to The the article was filled with stories a bout the cross­ ing— most of the chaplains (there M a r i n e C a p t a i n W i l l i a m M. were fifty aboard) were too ill in 1932, to help those who were sea-sick i has reported to the Marine Corps . . t h e motion of the ship didn’t 1 Air Station a t Cherry Point, N. Ch, for d uty with the Ninth Marine A ircra ft Wing. seem to bother surgeons in forming delicate o p e r a tio n s . law g radu ate per- . an T a y l o r , * TAJ Ital Qoei O h t J i e i e Prof to Attend Architects' Meet Captain Taylor is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fr a te r n ity and nounced today. was on the varsity swimming team in 1932. He also belonged to Phi Delta Phi, honorary legal f r a t e r ­ nity. ★ W E D N E S D A Y M o r n i n g 8:15— The Rev. J. I. McCord, “ Y” Chapel. 11:15— Radio House broadcast: Is A dventure,” “ R e a d i n g WO AI. A f t e r n o o n ★ L i e u t e n a n t J i m m i e B a y l e s s , 1942-43, previously reported miss­ ing in a d io n over Germany since F e b ru a ry 6, is a prisoner of war according to a his father. W a lte r T. Rolfe, professor of architecture, will a tte n d the meet­ ings of the Association of Collegi-1 ate Schools of A rchitecture and of the Germans, the American In stitute of A r c h i-1 notice received by his I tects in Atlantic City, N.J., April I 19 to 25. Mr. Rolfe is national recorder and a m em ber o f exeeutive committee of the A sso -! the radio repairm an for the P r i v a t e J o e H . F o x J ★ former I ’ niver- is stationed with a signal sity, detachm ent of the Chinese com­ bat southwestern in China. command ELTON SOLTES JO A N WALKER Presentation of 200 Girls, Relays, For U.T. Round-Up of 200 A Texas-A. & M, baseball game, presentation beautiful girls, a dance, and Texas Relays make up the e n te rta in m e n t pro­ gram fif te e n th annual I niversity of Texas Round-L’p April 0-8, John A. McCurdy, m an­ ager and executive secretary of the Ex-Students Association an- the for The Aggie-U.T. baseball game will be held Friday afternoon, and the eighteenth annual Texas Re­ lays will bo held .Saturday a f te r ­ to Coach Clyde noon. dedicated W. Littlefield, who is in his twen­ ty-fifth season as track coach at the University. * and the Texas Longhorn Band will give a concert preceding the Revue. ★ Saturd ay m orning the Ex-Stu- j dents Association councilmen and to elect new to i councilmen and officers, and officers will meet reorganize the Association. I ' * The sweetheart of the Univer­ sity will be crowned Queen of the I Texas Relays Saturd ay afternoon ; before the Relays, and the naval units will parade in review. Because of restricted travel, a t ­ is expected this year : only from Austin and vicinity. tendance Mr*. J o h n W . W y l i e Die* Sw eethearts of the six South­ west conference schools, and five sw eetheart nominees of The Uni­ versity of Texas will he presented with 190 Bluebonnet Belles F r i­ day night at the Round-Up Revue and Ball. orchestra will play fo r the latter, of Dr. J. R. Frobese of Austin. Mrs. John W. Wylie, student in 194 0-41, died in San Diego, Cali­ fornia, on Friday, March 30, a f te r being ill for two months. Stan Kenton and his helmine Schmidt, was form er Wil- the niece Mrs. Wylie, the Spell Reviews Latin Papers Journal Discusses Books by Profs T hat the University of Texas has a collection of Latin-American literary journals comparable only to the collection of the National Library of Mexico was pointed out by Dr. J. R. Spell, professor of Romance languages, in his article “ Spanish American L iterary P e ­ r i o d i c a l s ” in the recent issue of The Library Chronicle, The article discusses periodicals to be the Latin-American in f o u n d Collection. ★ sta rte d collection In an article entitled “ Recent Gifts from H. J. Lutcher S ta rk ,” Miss Fannie R a'chford, librarian the Rare Books Collection, of tells how Mr. Stark has added to the by his mother. Recent additions include a opy of Sir Philip Sidney’s “The j Countess of P e m b r o k e A rcadia,” some works of Ben Jonson, and twenty-seven Elzevir travel hooks, which, with four exceptions were | printed before 1610, The books are discussed aa to content, a p ­ pearance, arid value to the col­ lection. Loren Mozley’s “ A note on Jose : influence was Guadalupe Posada” contains in­ formation about Posada, Mexican artist whose felt during the 1930’s. Mr. Mozley, assistant professor of art. d i s - : cusses the art work the two Posada copies now in the library, \ Posada was the a u th o r of more than fifteen thousand original on- I g to rings, copies of which are still j plentiful. The plates of these en­ gravings are very valuable. in The Library Chronicle includes ; reviews of the new bocks “ Ct arles See SPPI,I . Page I Legislative Body for General Faculty to University and is now a mid-law student. Before coming the University in September, 1943, he instructor in navi­ was a c i v i l i a n I Licks Field two ’ gation | years, He is A ttorney General I of the S tude n ts’ Association, a s - j ■distant editor of the Law Review, and he is also quizm aster in the law school. He is from V e r n o n .' fo r is: junior Callas, from Los An­ geles, came to the University in July a f te r serving nine months! on a minesweeper. He is a mem­ ber of the track team, was yell leader last year, and served yell leader fo r five semesters high school. The committee subm itted a pre­ liminary re p o rt stating that it had discovered no evidence of bribery. It denounced “ high pressure prop­ aganda methods” of organization*? that both favor and disapprove of the labor proposals. The vote on Representative R. L. R eader’s motion to revise tho committee failed, 70-59. ” 't ;. Final passage of the eleemosy­ nary appropriation bill and adop- ; tion of a joint resolution to freeze the pre se n t j sta tu to ry allocation of funds from a a in road-users were the most impor- tana actions of the House Tues­ day. e constitution Meanwhile Marjorie Darilek, ju n io r from Moulton, is VVICA president, ex­ president of Czech Club, ex-vice- president of Newman (Tub, and served on Assembly, council of the class, and on com m utes for the sanitation code. War Chest, Red Cl up. the Senate passed two bills to help keep the re g u la ­ tion of Texas insurance business the council of Co-ed I in Texas and a bill providing f o r the S ta te ’s F irst of four m ajor b u d g e ta ry the senior House, the eleemosynary bill ap­ Mickey Nebenzahl to come before junior drastic revision of I measures and Round is a s a member of Sigma D e l t a coming biennium. This is an in­ sorority. Press Club, Theta j crease of abo ut IO per cent more propriates $15,781,916 for the than the last biennium. journalism m ajor from Mercedes Site Tau Sigma Phi honorary journalism fra te rn ity for women, and a blue­ bonnet belle nominee \ far. She began working on The Daily Texan in the spring of 1943, be­ came amusements editor for the in 1944, Summer-Fall Semester and has been a night editor since October. She has also handled the Red Cross, publicity this for See 8 STUDENTS, Page 4 Missionary to Talk Here About Japan Decherd Heads Med Grad Work Enlargcm ent o f the post-grad­ uate medical train in g program a t the University of Texas Medical Branch was announced S a tu rd a y by lh*. Chauncey Leake, Dean of the School. Dr. George M. Dech­ erd, associate professor of in te r­ nal medicine, has been made head j of the expanded program. , ■ “m“ "j y , 1 to which the public l l , 7:30 is surgery • . - • i i in The post-graduate program will now* include the fields of ophtham- ology, orthopedic surgery a n d a a n d ology, orthopedic a fields of ready being given in­ anesthesiology, d e r m a t o l o g y , terne. obstetrics a n d gynecology, c t hlaryngology, pedia­ trics. neuro-psychiatry, radiology and surgery. Miss Irene Webster-Smith, for 25 years a missionary to Japan umarv to Japan and now working with the Inter- Varsity Christ,™ Fellowship, vt ill I be in Austin, April 4-21, discuss­ ing conditions in Jap an at various group meetings on the University of Texas campus. An all-Univer- Dr. Decherd explained t h a t th o sity meeting will be held in Gar- enlarged program will o ffe r re risen auditorium, April o’clock, invited. f r e s h e r courses or extension study work necessary to keep practition­ ers in touch with recent improve- In Ja pa n , Miss Webster-Smith j ments in medical science, and also worked as a missionary for the for the development of specialists. British and foreign women made! up all denominations. There she I founded a school for girls a t ! Akia1 ii n ear Kobe to prevent the j sale of Japanese girls to be geisha j Justice of Peace F ra n k McBee or demi-monde. H er home is in j is expected to file a rep ort on th e Dublin, Ireland, and she is a grad- autopsy made Tuesday on the body uate of Trinity University there, of Natividad Calvo, g raduate stu- She has been in the I’nited States The girl was found in her boom since January, 1941, working with Sunday aftern oo n by her house­ Inter-V arsity Christian Fel­ the m o t h e r , Miss Phyllis He ary. Tho inter­ lowship, an lenominationa! organization. Dur- W ilke F uneral Home where th o in­ body ing the past several months, Miss' structions from her father, indi­ Webster-Smith on in the sated th a t she had probably died various college campuses nation, concerning Japan and her people. Autopsy is M a d e on B o d y O f N a tiv id a d C alvo is being held pending time f r id a y night. international in Bejuco, spoken home dent. was has Her Panama. Miss W ebster-Smith will meet tonight, Wednesday, April 4, 7 Christian Fellowship at the Texas interested Bible Chair. Anyone in meeting her is invited to a t ­ tend. Blanket Tax Pictures In Tune for Relays Blanket tax holders who have not had their identification pic­ them tures made yet can have made in time fo r the Texas Relays Saturday by going to th e Univer­ sity Co-Op Wednesday between 5 and 6 o’clock. Tickets to the Relays will be Longhorn Room Raises $119.18 for Red Cross The Texas Union turned over to the Red Cross $119.18, the pro­ ceeds from the opening night o f the Longhorn Room, Saturday night. For Cross instead of the usual 50 cents. the benefit o f the Red the entrance fee cost $L The Longhorn Room was eo- ; sponsored fo r tins event by the campus Red Ctosf committee and the dance committee of the Texas Union as a c limax to the Red Cross Drive on the campus. they I hursday, or ; only 40 cents if purchased at the T r u j i l l o On H o n o r Roll Gym W ednesday, Thursday, in TiiMdav’s T^nan w G jm Wednesday, In Tuesday's Texan which con­ Friday, but Saturd ay the honor roll fo r engi­ cost 60 cents. neers, Oswaldo A. T rujillo’s name the was buy a blanket tax, the price has Group III civilian list. The name is been reduced to $4.04. They can j Trujillo, not Frujillo as it ap- peaced Tuesday due to a typo- be purchased a t the Bursar’s of I Lee, For stu dents who still want to incorrectly spelled gii!.; tam ed j graphical error. in ... 3— Tee Club, Municipal g o l f ; ciation. course tournam ent. I— The University Ladies tea, University Club. 4:15— Listening hour. 4:45— Bow and Arrow, W omen’s to be The meetings are in a Club j “ reduced” convention, ta k in g the form of an executive meeting. Mr. Rolfe will make a re p o rt to the committee and will have charge of the fir s t day’s program. 5— Present Day Club, Texas Union Gym. 315. Union. 5:30— Spook.'., in fro n t of Texas N ig h t 7— Bluestockings, Texas Union 311. Election of officers. 7— Assembly meeting, T e x a s Union 208. 7— Theta Sigma Phi meeting. 7 Forensica s p e e c h Ju nior Ballroom Union. of try-outs, Texas 7— N.T.A.C., Texas Union. 7:30— The American P h arm aceu­ tical Association in Texas Union 316. 7 :30— rI heta Xi pledge smoker. 7:30— Herschel R. Gipson and Miss M argaret Peck will discuss relationships of sororities and frate rn itie s the University and scholastic eligibility, Archi­ tecture Building 105. to 8— The observatory of the Physics Building open to visitors. 8— Griscom Speakers, s p e c i a l meeting in Texas Union 311. The W eather Well, it’s too had that you took those winter clothes home Easter and I do hope th a t you haven’t put th a t rain coat away because you might be needing it. By the way, be sure to close that window the by your desk or papers down before you leave. Yep, t h a t’s it— the w eath er will ra th e r be colder, windy te m ­ perature will be 42. cloudy, and anchor lowest today. The S e a m a n F i r s t C l a s s J a m e s W . H a m p t o n has been promoted to the rank of third class p etty o ffi­ cer. Hampton, a jun io r e ngineer­ ing stu den t at the time of his en­ listment, training as a radio technician a t Ward Island, Corpus Christi. is Mr. Rolfe is also th e chairman of the national committee on Edu- f cation fo r the American Institute! of Architects. A t p resen t he is working with the vice-president o ftk e Institute on plans fo r the program of a national foundation of architecture. The foundation fellowships, offers and aids for research in archi- tecture. The committee has spent a q u a r te r of a million dollars of for scholarships Carnegie to f u r th e r the u nderstanding of in America. Recently, fine a r ts the Institute has been however, spending instead j its own money of the Carnegie funds. scholarships, funds I t is interesting to note that Mr. I Rolfe is the first chairman to be chosen from outside a large m etro­ the chair­ politan area. Before, men have been from areas around'; New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and San Francisco. It W a s M a c Rasor W h o Wrote Iw o Account It was Mac Roy Rasor, B J. ’41, j who w rote the letter in the Texan | a few days ago which gave the i stirring account of the battle of; Iwo .lima. Due to an e rro r in edit- j ing his full name was not signed to his letter. While the University Mac was the city editor of the Austin j Tribune and night editor of the Texan. He is probably best known on the campus for having success-1 fully engineered pendent Sw eetheart into office. the first inde­ i i i Before he went into the Ma­ rines, Mac worked on the Fort Worth Press. He was stationed for several months the Marshall Islands, then on Pearl Harbor, be­ fore being sent to Iwo Jim a with the Fourth Marine Division. in T H IS IS THE F A C U L T Y C O U N C IL chosen to act as a legislative body for the general faculty. They ore, left to right, first row: W . F. Gidley, C. M. Rosenquist, H. T. Parlln, T. S. Painter, M. R. Gutsch, Donald Coney, D. D. Simmons. Middle section: T, H. She!by, R. J. Williams, C. A. Smith, C. R. Granberry, Byron Short, W, p. Webb, J. W„ Calhoun, Roy Bedichelc, W . R. Wooirich, M. Y. Colby, E. J. Mathews, C. I. McCormick, Loren Moziey, Frederick Duncaif, H. A. Calkins, C. E. Ayers, and J. G. Umstattd. Top row: P. M. Ferguson, A. P. Brogan, H. N. Smith, J. J, Jones, Philip Graham, J. N. Thompson. Absent are J. Alton Burdine, E. W . Doty, H. J. Ettlir.ger, W . A. Fessing, J. A. Fitzgerald, B. F. Pittenger and R. C. Stephenson. P A R V IN TITUS, versa* e and celebrated organist, w play in the Recital Ha I on .Weanesday night, Apr,l 11. r PA G E T W O Phone 2-2473 — T H E D X -I C Y T E X A N — Phone 2-2473 W ED N ESD A Y, APRIL 4, 1945 Here Are Fall and Winter ’Mural Now t h a t F i l e Ki t e is o v e r a n d t h ? iprlnsr i n t r a m u r a l p r o g r a m is r e a d y to begin, it is t ime to r eview t he fall a n d w i n t e r champions. I n t r a m u r a l cha mpi ons i n t e nni s doubles w er e Ralph Net t l et o n , San J u a n , an d Bobby ( i ol d f ar b, El P as o, S a ndidgre House. R u n n e r s ­ u p v e r e J . E. Kenncil, Balboa I sland. Ca l i f or ni a, a n d P. E. Kir- von, M o nt e r ey P a r k , California. 3 r d Co., Roberta, Divisional c h a m ­ doubles wer e pion* K a p p a Sigma, with J e f f Kemp, H e r m o s a Beach, Cal i f or ni a, an d P e r r y Me liking. Houston, playing f o r f r a t e r n i t y . Steve Cook, A u s t i n, and J a n Owen, Aust i n , P r e s b y t e r i a n Club w e r e t he ot he r divisional champions. t e n ni s t h e in ★ 12th Co., An dr e ws, won the i n t r a m u r a l c h ampi ons hi p in w a t e r polo. J a c k S. A n d e r s o n was i n t r a ­ m u r a l ma n a g e r . R u n n e r s - u p was K a p p a Alpha, m a n a g e d by Willard E l s t o n. T h e S.R.D. D a r k Horses. M u r r a y ( . J oy c e, m a n a g e r , and t h e L a t i n - A m e r i c a n Club, m a n ­ ag e d by J u l i o A ma do w er e divi­ sional champions. Sigma Alpha Epsilon w al ke d off w i t h t h e t ouch f ootbal l i n t r a m u r a l cha mpi ons hi p. J a c k C a r t e r was S. A JE. i n t r a m u r a l m a n a g e r . 9t h Co., P r a t h e r , m a n a g e d by J. W. Spiker, t o o k second place honor s. Divi­ sional ch amp i on s w e r e t h e P r e s ­ b y t e r i a n Club, m a n a g e d by Ben Gillespie, a n d t h e R e lu c t a n t D r a g ­ o n s m a n a g e d by Bill Shropshi re. t o u r n a m e n t t o win R. M. S a r g e n t , On ta r io , Cali­ f or ni a . br ee zed t h r o u g h t h e h a n d ­ f o r 8th ba l l singles Co., P r a t h e r , i n t r a ­ m u r a l h a n d b a l l championship. J o e G er h a r d t . A u s t i n, w a s r u n n e r - u p . t he L at i n- Ame ri c a n p la yi ng Club. f o r t he Divisional c h a mp io ns w e r e H o m e r Smith, S c h w t r t n e r , I n d e ­ p e n d e n t . a n d Dick Travis. Tulsa. Okl ah om a , S i gma Alp! a Mu. W i n t e r b r o u g h t bas ket b a l l a n d a Class B bas ket b a l l i n t r a m u r a l ch a mp i on s hi p f o r Delt a T au Delta. D. H. Dolling e r m a n a g e d t he team. R u n n e r s - u p was H u t c h House, m a n a g e d by Geor ge Toyoda. Divi­ sional c h am p i o n s w e r e 8 t h Co., B r a c k e n r i d g e , R. W. Woh l g emu t h , i n t r a m u r a l m a n a g e r , a n d B.S.U., F r e d P. Ray, i n t r a m u r a l m a n a g e r . E d Wa l t h a l l , San Ant on i o, an d R. L. J o h n s o n , Seat tle, W a s h i n g ­ t he h an dba l l double? t o n , t oo k c h a m p i o n s h i p T a u O me g a. Dick S a r g e n t , O n t ar io , C a li f or ni a , a- d F r e d P. Ray, O kl a ­ h om a (. ny, Ok l ahoma, w e r e r u n ­ n er s - u p . c ha mp i o ns Divisional f o u n d W. W. Bue h l e r . San P ed r o, Ca l i f o rn i a, a n d J. R, B- ee k, A b e r ­ dee n, W a s h i n g t o n , f o r 2nd Co.. R o b e •*!?■. s h ar i ng ho nor s wi t h Louis Q u i n t a n a , C a r a c a l , Vene zue l a, and Caracas. Gonzales, H u m b e r t o Ve n e zu e la . H u tc h i son House. f o r Al pha soccer championship. c a n Club soccer t e a m easily wo n t he J u l i o Ama d o m a n a g e d the t e a m . Sigma Nu. m a n a g e d by Don Brown, w as r u n n er - u p . 3r d Co., Robert s, m a n ­ aged by Ma xi ? Bell, a n d S a n d i d g e House, m a n a g e d Cha r l es Ba rne s, w er e divisional c h ampi on s . Th e Class A bas ket b a l l c h a m ­ pionship, a n d t he i n t r a m u r a l t a bl e tennis, a n d w re s t l i n g cha mpi ons hi p w er e d e t e r m in e d a t Kite Kite March 30, a n d a r e as f ollows; boxing, by Ba s ke t ba l l — 3 r d Co,, R o b e r t s ; C. A. Br own. W h a r t o n ; S. l f . Bell. V e r n o n ; J. E. Kennell, Balboa Island, C a l i f or n i a; C. N. H o yd en , N o r t h Hollywood, Ca l if o r n i a ; C. P. Kegans, S he r m a n. Bo x i n g : 120-lb. class, E. E. P i e r ­ son, Muskogee, Okl ah oma, 10th Co., Hill H al l ; 127-lb. class, Hideo T an a k a , Rivers, Ari zona, H u t c h H o u s e ; 131-lb. class. R. L. B r o u s ­ sard, N e d e r l a n d , Mc Cr ac k en Ho us e ; 145-lb. class, R. C. W h i t ­ t i ngt on, O k l ah o m a City, O k l a ­ homa. K a p pa S i gma ; 155-lb. class, No Panty-Waists In Turtle Club W e d n e s d a y ni ght , 7:15 o ’clock t he t i me again f o r — r e h e a r s a l T u '’tie Club. And it t a k e s mor e t h a n a n y p a n t y -w a i s t to keep up with t he c o nt i nu ou s p addl i ng a n d plunging. o f t i m i n g To ma ke s pr i ng w a t e r t h e i r p ag e an t , a* y e t w i t ho ut a name. a m a st e r pi e c e a n d grace, eve r y t u r t l e ha* to know the to dive as well as do how- crawl, back st r ok e, aide stroke, a n d b r ea s t st r oke. E v e r y m e m ­ be r mus t move at the sa me ti me a n d with t he s a me deg r ee of s w i f t ­ ness as e v e r y o t h e r me mb er . t ou c h o f t h e y h av e to T he r e s no rest f o r t h e w e a ry , t o go f r o m one an d the n e x t w i t h o u t so r o u t i n e much as a t he bank. T h er e a r e no 4 - f ‘s in this bunch. F o r a t r y a t f o u r free t i cket s to this swi mmi ng exhibition, t u r n in n a m e s f o r t h e p a g e a n t b ef o r e April 15 t o J e a n P et e r s o n, pr esi ­ d e n t ; Miss D or ot h y N ee dh am, sp o n so r ; J e a n Tal ley in T h e Daily T e x a n office, o r a n y of the club me mber s. Details of the c on t es t wer e T u e s d a y ’s T e xa n. a n n o u n c d in Tennis Schedule W e d n e s d a y 3 :0 0 — DeLl a n o vs. Ca to M c C a r t e r vs. Sayr es Hami l t o n vs. Campbell 4 ;f>0— Luca* vs. Br adl ey Bos! vs. Cor ma n T op e xp er i en ce d Lat in-Ame ri - 4 80— B i a n ' o n vs, Gordon, K. A. L ar son, San F r a nci s c o, Cali­ f ornia, 2nd Co., L.C.D.; 165-lb. class. P. D. Romano, U ni ve r si t y C i t y, Mo.. 4th Co., P r a t h e r ; 175-lb. class. A. J. Enzl er , Cool, C a l i f o r ­ nia, V-12; nnd hea vywei ght . W. J. Wilson, Bailey, 5th Co., P r a t h e r . i r a n Cl u b ; 127-lb. W r e s t l i n g : 120-lb. clas*, Ma r i n o Audia, C h i n e , R. P., L a t in -A me r i - class, Mikio U ch i y a ma , Rivers. Ari zona. H u t ch Hou se; 135-lb. class, C. S. F i t z ­ 155-lb. I n d e p e n d e n t ; ger al d, Kingsville, T e j as Cl ub; 145-lb. class, JR. K. H ug he s , D a l ­ las, class, J o h n Caldwell, Houst on, Ka pp a S i g ma ; 165-lb. class, J o h n Hill­ man, San Diego, California, T e j as Cl ub; 175-lb. cia*?, J. L, Willing, Tulsa, Okl ah oma, 6th Co.. T r a t h e r ; hea vywei ght , P ayt on An der son, Midland, Phi K a p pa Sigma. Tabl e t e n n i s : Bill Sayr es, De­ troit, Michigan, We s t b ro ok House. All-Intramural Class A Basketball G R F . L.F. R.H, C.H. L.H, O.R.F. I.R.F. C.F. I.L.F. O.L.F. FIRST TE AM Sigma Nu Delta T a u Delta La tin-A merican Club Latin-A mer ica n Club Sigma Nu Sigma Nu K a p p a Sigma K a p p a Sigma J. W. B u rr u s C. S. B an ks Julio C a r d o z e Julio A m a d o D. C. Brown J. F. W a t k i n s B. S. J am ie s o n F. H. F lac k Solomon Cielak -K atz La ti n- A me ri can Club Gus M a r q u e z Lat in- Ame ri can Club La ti n- A me ri can Club Ed P f lu ck er 3rd Co., Roberts R. B. P er ez SECOND TE AM G R.F. L.F. R.H. C.H. J. B. Morrison C. W. Williams J. FL Kennell M. F. P e a r l y G. T. Owens D. M. Hall Sergio Acosta C. S. Ri chards S. M. Bell Ladislao V r a tn y W. G. An derson L.H. R. A. M anogue O R F ' . D. H. Dellinger I.R.F. C.F. I.L.F. O.L.F. Marino Audia Bob L eo na rd J. B. Keck C. J. Barrios Delta T au Delta P re s b yt er ia n Club 3r d Co., Roberts 3rd Co.. Roberts A lph a Tau Om eg a Sigma Nu 2nd Co., L.C.D. Lat in- Ame ri can Club 3rd Co., Roberts Blomquist Swedes Sigma Chi Delta Tau Delta Delta Ta u Delta Sigma Nu 1st Co., L.C.D. S an di d ge House Latin -A me ri can Club HON O RA BL E MENTION J. C. U p ch ur ch J. L. B a r n e t t W. Ch Hami lton Roy Butler Robert Ishiguro T. R. S te w a r t R. L. T h ra s h W. M. M cC ar th y C. W. Ric hards A. E. Ellis Da m ia n Hilsaca George W a r m a c k P. F. Woolrich S. L. Cook W. R. Nail R. L. Jo hns on Dale Culwell J. E. Deal F. W . Gerling Eloy J a e n Ed Schtick Sam E d w a r d s Bolivar M ay or s P r es b yt er ia n Club K a p p a Sigma K a p p a Sigma 3rd Co., Roberts T. L. O. K. Sa ndi dg e House Tejas Club T ei as Club 2nd Co., L.C.D. P res by ter ia n Club Latin- Am eri can Club T. L. O. K. Delta K a p p a Epsilon Pr es by ter ia n Club K a p p a Sigma A lp h a T au Om ega K a p p a Sigma 3rd Co., Roberta 3rd Co., Roberts Lat in- A me ri can Club S i g m a Nu Phi G a m m a Delta Latin -A me ri can Club All-Intramural Soccer Team FIRST TEAM R.F. L.F. C R.G. L.G. R.F. L.F. C R.G. L.G. L. L. Linn Robert J. Roberts W. G. Ande rs on J. E. Kennell R. L. Jo h n so n S. M. Bell J. E. Evans R. L. Reed Bruce J a c k s o n H o w a rd F e d e r e r J o hn W. Sp iker 10th Co., Hill Hall S and idg e House Sigma Chi 3rd Co., Roberts A lp h a T au O m eg a 3rd Co., Roberts Delta Tau Delta Delta T a u Delta Phi G a m m a Delta Delta K a p p a Epsilon 5th Co., P r a t h e r SECOND TEAM H ON OR ABL E MENTION H. A. Downey W. J. Skomp J. T. Wells P. A. Gate s Dale Culwell D. H. Dellinger D. L. Lindsley J. J. Robertson C. A. Brown B. F. Gri er P er r y Menking Tom Ba rr o w C. N. Hovden B. W Quarles J. P. Vetromile W. E. Bowers Delta Tau Delta 10th Co., Hill Hall Sigma Chi Sigma Chi K a p p a Sigma Delta Ta u Delta 2nd Co., L.C.D. 2nd Co., L.C.D. 3rd Co., Roberts Phi G a m m a Delta K a p p a Sigma A lph a T a u Om ega 3rd Co., Roberts Delta T a u Delta 5th Co., P r a t h e r Sigma Chi A m e r ic a n Her o es by d U U A N OULGNDOUirr. Wounded Vet Cheers Double-V Waste Paper Program Waste paper serves twice now. M a n y organizations are channel­ ing some of the f ..rids from the •ale of paper to help wounded veterans, baying little comfort* such as candy, home phone calls, radio h e a d -sc s . .. or aiding other wort hy community projects. Think Th e paper itself goes into the what a few candy bars meant to % \ this boy J % I t • I I I I I I i i war effort and essential civil­ ian uses Last year 1,250,000 pounds of paper went into pro­ tective boxes which safely carried life saving blood plasma Back up the Double-V Pro­ gram—S a v e W a sr* P a p e r! overseas. Te am M a n a g e r s M e e t Today at 5 A t Gregory Gym ia inviting but Th e w e a t h e r is f ine and B a r ­ t o n ’* t e a m m a n ­ age r s f or o r g ani z at i on s , clubs, or f r a t er n i t i es , who e x p e c t to p a r ­ in t he s pr ing i n t r a m u r a l ti cipate f or me n m u s t f or s a k e p r o g r a m then- f o r a m a n a g e r ’s m e t t i n g a t 5 o ’clock this a f t e r n o o n in t he T r o p h y Room a t G r e go r y G y mn a s i u m. s u n - t an s A t this time, en t r i e s for volley­ ball, an d softball, a n d t e nn i s s i n ­ in. P oi nt gles muM be s t a n d i n g s f o r t he fall and w i n t e r se me s t e r s will be a n no un c e d, a n d a m e t h od of c o n d u c t i n g spr ing sports will he discussed. t u r n e d Bobby Coy Lee, Ex Home On Leave r ea son b e f o r e P r i v a t e F i r s t Class Bobby Coy Lee, 19, s e ns at i onal 1942 L o n g ­ horn f r e s h m a n q u a r t e r b a c k who l e t t e r e d d u r i n g the f irs t hal f of the in the A r m y A i r Corps, is home on f rom D ag g e t t , California. leave A r m y Ai r Field. He is visiting his mo th er , Mrs. J. H. Huddle, 707 W e s t 26th. enl isti ng A g r a d u a t e of Austin High School, Bobby wa s also p r o m i n e n t in high school athletics, pl a yi ng the 1942 squad. q u a r t e r b a c k on Population Increase M a kes Bigger Dallas f ' e d er al popul a t i on D A L L AS , April 3.— ( I N S ) — census esti- prove Dallas has good I m a t es cause c u r r e n t t o p r o m o t e •‘(Treater Dal l as” c a mp a ign. its leads Dallas C o u n t y the st at e in p opu l a t i o n gai ns as e s t i ma t ed to J a n u a r y 1946, a f rom 1943 s ur v e y shows. T h e gai ns w er e based on a f ed e ra l census esti­ m a t e in 1943 as c om pa r e d with o t h e r cities, Havi ng an es t i ma t e d popu l a t i o n of 506, 000 in J a n u a r y , 1945, Dallas C o u n t y has i ncreased h e r p o pu l a 'i o n by 63,033 since 1943. A l t h o u g h H a r r i s C o u n t y c o n­ t i nue s to have t h e l a r g e s t p o p u l a ­ tion o f t he St at e , its gai n d ur i ng J these less two yea r s has been I t h a n hal f the Dallas C o u n t y gain. * B e x a r Co un t y , t h i r d in population, j has g a m e d 35.725 since 1943. W o m e n ' s Intramurals — W IC A O dds N ose O ut Fighting Alpha G. 1-0; Win Hockey Finals h o c k e y T he WI CA Odd t e a m won the c h ampi on s hi p in t he w o m e n ’s in­ t r a m u r a l t o u r n a m e n t T u es d a y by d e f e a t i n g the Alpha G a m m a Delta t e am 1-0 in. a hard- f o u g h t a n d d ea d l y se r i ous game. t he g am e W ICA s t a r t e d o f f t he t ook w hen F r a n n i e P ier ce ball a t the bully and s l a mme d it w a y down field. Tho hall r e a c h ­ ed the W I C A shot a t t he goal w e n t out of bounds. st r ik in g circle h ut the ★ in The Alpha G a ms had ball i m ­ me di a t el y back in W I C A ’s hal f of t he field w h e n Shelby Frizzell t r e m e n d o u s dr ive up sla mme d a field. J e r r y Miller, Alpha Gam c aptain, t r ied t o t a k e t he ball in f or a goal b ut missed fire. W’I C A ’s F e r n Ho r i ne d as hed to save t he day and s t a r t e d the ball r oll­ ing in the o t h e r dir ection only to h ave t he drive stop w h en a WI CA p l a y er t he Alpha G a m ’s a free hit. Helen G r a n e r dashed a n d F r a n n i e P ier ce t h r o u g h t he line a n d m a n i pu l a te d t h e ball once mor e down to pay dir t only to have it knocked o ut of b oun ds by t he Al pha (Tag d e ­ fense. T he i r J e r r y Miller s t a rt e d t he drive up field aga i n , b u t she was F r a n n i e Pier ce c a me in t o slam a WI CA go at — t he only goal of the game. ★ fouled giving i n t e r ce p t e d a n d s c o r e A f t e r this W I C A the Al pha Gam t e a m s t a r t e d a d e t e r ­ mined drive, and in spite of f ern H o r i n e ’s d ef ensive play, pushed the ball into WI CA t e r r i t o r y and down t h e s t r ik i ng circle. A goal s h ot missed, a n d the W K ' A s pull­ ed a quick the s h o r t c or n e r an d F r a n n i s Pier ce field once mo r e did t h e down gallop the Al pha G a m goal. to The ball rolled o ut of bounds j u s t at t he half. r e c ov e r y f ro m ★ Be t wee n h al f e x c i t e m e n t wa* Rae Wr igh t , f u r n i s h e d when s p un k y Alpha Gam player , r e ­ p or t ed to Miss Newt on, g a m e o f ­ ficial, f or f ir s t aid f o r he r c u t a n d bleeding knee. Now, in spite of t he f a c t t h a t t he W o m e n ’s I n t r a ­ m u r al Field is the scene of m a ny a h a r d - f o u g h t g am e , the f irs t aid box f or by seldom opened, some miracle the girls escape In­ j ur y, is box. E v e r y o n e wa i t ed b r e a t h ­ lessly as she appl ied sopping c o t ­ ton t o t he bloody knee, a n d ev­ e ryo ne n odd e d in s y m p a t h y when Rae t u r n e d to h e r au di e n c e a n d said, “ Ouch, it h u r t s , ” T h e second h al f o f the g am e that s t a r t e d with a v e n g e a n c e yielded no c h a n g e in score. F e r n Ho ri n e dashed up tho field to t he Al pha Gam goal only to h ave R a e to W r i g h t d a s h back downfi eid the W I C A n ei t he r goal, .sprinter g o t within st r ik in g dis­ tance. a n d T h e high points of t h e second half we r e Shelby F ri z ze ll ’s p ower drives, a n d the W I C A passing o f Fer n H o r i n e t o Becky Ma ch e mehl to F r a n n i e Pierce. W omen's Golf Begins Friday; Tourney Enter Now Al t hou gh played in the fall last year , t he sp r ing w e a t h e r w a s too inviting, an d t h e w o m e n ’s i n t r a ­ m u r al golf t o u r n a m e n t will be held this se mest er , with F r i d a y , April 6 m a rk i n g t he d at e o f the op e n i n g r ounds. E n t r i e s a r e due t h e I n t r a m u r a l Office a t the W o m e n ’s Gym by 5 o' clock W e d n e s d a y , April 4. in In last y e a r ’s t o u r n a m e n t , sixty- | t h r ee girls signed up, a n d f or t y - ; nine a c tua ll y p ar ti ci pa t ed. B e t t y Claire Schmid, K ap pa K a p p a ( . a mma was t he w i n ner , a n d L a u r a Macom, W’I CA Odds was r u n n e r ­ up. t he cons ol at ion br ac ke t , Betty Lou Dahl be r g, Ka p pa Kappa G a mma , took t he honors. E i g h te e n last t e a ms wer e ; y e a r ’s double el imi n a t i o n t o u r n a ­ r e p r e s e n t e d In in ment. ★ B u t c h a ng in g t h e me t ho d as well as the time of year , this y e a r ’s golf t o u r n a m e n t w ii be a g r o u p double el imination. Any girl e n ­ rolled iii t he U n iv e r si t y is eligible t o play in t h e t o u r n e y , and all r o u n d s up to t he semi-fi nals will be the Uni ver si t y g ol f played on | course. The semi-fi nals a n d f inals will be co n t es t ed on t he Municipal course. T h e g r o u p el i mi nat i on t o u r n e y works in t he following way. In t he f i r s t r ou nd , which begi ns Apri l 6, 50 p e r ce n t of the best scores will q ual if y f o r t h e w i n n e r s ’ t o u r n a ­ m e n t an d t he lower 50 p e r c e n t t he cons olat ion will q ual if y i br acket, In t he second r o u n d , 50 per c e n t will be el i mi na t e d and 50 I per c e nt b es t sc ore s will go into f or the n ex t r ou n d. in Agai n the semi-finals, one half of t he e n t r e e s will be elimi- ! nat ed, and first, second, a n d t hi r d I places will be d e t e r m i n e d in t he ' f inals f r o m t he t o p 50 p e r c e n t of the semi - fi nal rounds, A bon us point will be given to I both o p p o n en t s in all t h e r ound* ; who sc hedul e and play t h e i r m a t c h within t he f i r s t h a l f of t he d e a d ­ line dat e, No b onus p oi nt s will be given f or def aul t s. T h e ca pt a i ns o f t h e g o l f t e a m s ! of all o r ga n iz at i on s will m e e t Mon- ! day a f t e r n o o n , Apri l 9, a t 6 o ’clock I in Room 5 of t h e W o m e n ’s Gym- 1 n a n ni e , W om en’s Intramurals E n t r ie s ar e due t o d a y f o r soft- | ball, golf, a n d deck t e nni s dou- i hies. The t h i r d r o u n d of t e n n is double* m u s t he compl et ed t oda y also, A bo nus point will be given for c o mpl et ing t h e f o u r t h r ou n d of b a d m in t o n the f ift h r o u n d o f s h u f f l e b o a rd dou- i hies b e f or e h a l f t he deadline time. T h e golf t o u r n a m e n t will begin singles a n d The f o u r t h r o u n d of b a d m i n t o n singles m u s t be c o m p l et e d by S a t ­ u r d a y , as well as the f if t h r o u n d of s h u f f l e b o a r d double*. T h e W o m en ' s G ym will be open on S a t u r d a y f rom 9 t o 5 o'clock. Eq ui pme nt for s h u f f l e b o a rd , table t ennis, sof tbal l, a n d dec k t e n n is I n ­ m a y be che cke d o u t o f t r a m u r a l 106. E q u i p m e n t f o r golf, a r c he r y , a n d f e nc ing m a y he checked o u t f r o m the m a t r o n in the s w i m m i n g uni t . The sw i mm i ng pool will be open f r o m 3 t o 5 o’clock. Office, R oom t he R o b e r t E . J o r d a n , ex- st ude nt , ★ F r i da y, April 6. has g r a d u a t e d f r o m the e ng i n ee r o f f i c e r ca n d id a t e school, f o r t R e ­ is now a second voir, Va., a n d l i e ut e n an t. This was a r ar e occasion an d a circle of girls g a t h e r e d a r o u n d as a n d wat c hed Miss N e wt on o pene d t he first aid o pe n -mo u t h e d S a t u r d a y , April 7, will be t h e . d a t e of the o p en i n g r o u nd s of t he t o u r n a m e n t . ! deck t e nn i s doubles It ■'I. Dance to the M u s ic of Start Kenton STAN KENTON A n d His Orchestra A N N U A L REVUE and BALL April 6--Gregory Gym 7 : 1 5 to 1 2 o ’c l o c k Longhorn Band Concert — Revue — ('resenting Sweethearts of the Southwest Sweetheart of The University of Texas Bluebonnet Belle Nominees U. S. VICTORY WASTI PAPER C A M P A I G N .or i n day* and six nights after abandoning a torpedoed ship in the Indian Ocean, Chief Mate Yan R utherford M c C arth y remained at the helm of a lifeboat. Buffeted for sixty-three hours by a terrific gale, he kept the tiny craft afloat and brought h i men throug h safe. He slept only six hours and kept the morale of his men high. H e hai been awarded a M e rc hant Marine Distinguished Service Medal. War Bonds back such courageous men as (-atef Mate M cC arthy. Buy u . J. T re u u ^ S m r r n t n i giore W ar Bonds, R E S E R V E D : Couples S tag s .......................... $3.00 $2.57 ......... a d m i s s i o n Ba lc on y: $.50 G E N E R A L Couples .. Stag s $ 2 . 8 0 $2.40 Tickets O n Sale at Texas Union, Ex-Students' Office, University C o - O p W EDN ESD AY, APRIL' 4, 1945 C lu b Notes Phone 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N - Phone 2-2473 Ye With Talent, Present Payers’ Hear Miss Forsyth; Scowbo^show "Spooklets’ Prepare for Initiation 9 Is ! R ae d to lither dis- scond IOT*, e r ig of •mehl rinals icipa! i r n e v n th e ril 6, s will u r n a - c e n t at ion d, 50 id 50 into o n e elimi* th ir d i th e n t of en to lurid? n atch dea d- ill be ;eams Mon- clock Gym- h i n to n ’ S a I - •ound open :lock, ta b le en n il e In* IOO. , a n d f r o m u n it, op en pla y dance, A re yo u t a le n t e d ? Can you piano, th e s.ing, w histle, blow on a j u g ? A re you a boy o r a girl? I f so, th e Cow boys w a n t you f o r t h e a n n u a l m instrel on April 26, 27, and 28. Mrs. G rie r Rapyio, new p r u ­ d e n t of th e A ustin L eague o f W o­ m en V oters, and Mrs. Donald S tro n g , pa.st p r e s id e n t of the nig h t a t 7 o ’clock in M odern Lan A u stin leag u e , will sp e a k to th e g u a g e B uilding IC I. J e f f Miller, C a m p u s L ea g u e on d r a m a s t u d e n t w ho is d ire c tin g th e m in s tre l, a n d Ted S tra u ss, f o re m a n o f Cowboys, will be on h a n d to ju d g e y o u r m erits. the p r o g ra m I of th e N atio n al L e a g u e o f W om en f rid ay V o te r s ’ f o r w orld peace a f te r n o o n in T ex a s U n io n J 1 5 -3 1 6 a t 5 o ’clock. T ry - o u ts will be held T h u rs d a y P re s e n t D a y Club m e m b e r s will in T ex as U nion 315 at 5 lect to ©’clock W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n the A cadem ic Room. Miss fo to C onstance F o rs y th , in r t , will discuss th e w orks o f a r t rn exhibit. i n s t r u c t o r Spook* will m e e t in f r o n t of p ile T ex a s U nion W e d n e s d a y a f tc r - p o o n at 5:30 o’eiock, a n d “ apook- in itiatio n | * i s ” will p r e p a r e Into the of the Taunts.’’ I A f t e r will be held a t F e a s e P ark. f o r “sisterhood in itia tio n , a picnic th e The N .T.A.C. C lub will have a f a c e t i n g a t 7 o ’clock in th e T ex a s F la m fSJnion W e d n e s d a y night. ksill be m ad e f o r a picnic to be field S a tu r d a y , A p i d 7, a t Lake Alist in. ★ ★ T he t a S i g m a Phi will m e e t a t 7 o’clock W e d n e s d a y in J.B . 101. th e p ublic ity The m e m b e r s of c o m m ittee will m e e t a t 6:45. * S i d n e y La n i e r Li t e r a r y S o c i e t y will m e e t T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n a t 5:30 o ’clock in T e x a s U nion 315. ★ All w a r-w ork c h a ir m e n a r e to t u r n in w a r w ork r e p o r t card* f o r t o T e x a n F e b r u a r y a n d March S a tu r d a y , b e f o r e 206 U nion G eorgia B a rn e s, c h a irm a n , a n ­ n oun ced T u e sd a y . ★ Bluestockings To Hear Prof, Elect O fficers Foren sic* Speech S ociety will i l d tr y -o u ts f o r g irls in te r e s te d j Bsh In W e d n e s d a y n ig h t B allroom of th e T e x a s U n ion. h o n o r a r y E n g ­ o r g a n iz a tio n , will m e e t speech a c tiv ity a t 7 o ’clock W e d n e s d a y n ig h t a t 7 o ’clock in Jo se p h J o n e s of th e D e p a r t m e n t of E n g- lish will be th e g u e s t speaker. th e J u n i o r T e x a s U nio n 311. Dr. Bluestocking*, in ★ C riscom S p e a k e rs will hold a All m e m b e rs a r e r e q u e s te d to •pedal m e e tin g W e d n e s d a y night, j be p r e s e n t fo r th e electio n of of- in T ex a s j fife rs. All girls who have an k p r i l 4, a t 8 o’clock a v e r a g e of B fo r fiv e se m e s te r s of Jn ion 311. R e g u la r m e e tin g s are in E n g lish and a re now enrolled ;ic h e d u le d a n d the th e ir sixth s e m e s te r arc invited f o u r th W e d n es d ay s o f each m o nth b> become m e m b ers. a t 7 o’clock. second f o r University Ladies’ Club Gives Lea Wednesday Afternoon The U n iv ersity L ad ies Club w i l l , S erving th e seco nd h o u r w ill be te a W e dnesday ! Misses R a v e n n a M athew s, J u s t i n e i n t e r t a i n w ith a a f te rn o o n , A pril 4, f ro m 4 u n til 6 G erlin g, E m ily A n n F in ch , A n n th e U n iv e rsity Club, > Zivley, B e tty J o D o rn b e rg e r , D ar- b'eiock a t ■ 804 S an A n to n io S tr e e t . lene D oug htie . M a ry G ay, Mar- | H o stesses f o r the a f t e r n o o n will c a r e t M cCurdy, M a delin e E lm ore, tie Mesdames Charlo- Z n ley, chair- Nell Gown, F r e d d a B u llard , M ary E s th e r Haskell, Alice H o rn b e rg c r , n a n ; E. C. B a rk e r, M. Y, Colby, X L. C lark, H . V. C ra ig , W . W. J a n e Craig, C laire S cott, a n d Mary M arcelle H am er. D ornberger, F. P. G e r iir g . Leu ie n d ri c k s , T eodore H o r n b e r g e r la y Lee, De Wot. Reddick, C a rli a n d H o m e r Ulrich, j to se n q u ist, d Miss M ay B ro oksh ier, aud ’ be M esdam es D J. F riedell, Banks M c!,aurin, D onald Coney, a n d C. T. G ray. p o u r in g f o r th e a f te r n o o n will j l r — ma ].< u »■• ' i1 b«t Mrs. T. S. F a in te r , Mrs. R e a d ! T. Mc-1 » -anb e rry , a n d Mrs. ,’ormick will be rn t h e receiv ing ★ At toe d o o r f o r the f i r s t h o u r will be Mrs. H o w a rd Calkin* a n d j Mrs. A m o N o w o tn y ; f o r th e s e c - ' end h o u r, Mrs. R o b e rt W. W a r n e r an d Mrs. A n th o n y D o n ato . T he house p a r t y will J. s p r in g dargo Ste I The din ing room. u n d e r th e su- i t r v i s i o n o f Mrs. P h ilip G ra h a m include ; r d Mrs. H u g h B lodgett, will be M esdam es F lo re n c e Reiboidt, H. I • c e r a t e d w ith flow ers, P. B ybee, W . T. M a th e r , W. R. I lr w ing m the dining room f o r the Woolmen, V. L. D ou ghtie , W, E. Irst h o u r will be M e sdam e s D o rr G etty s, K e n n e th Davis, O. I). I c F a r la n d , M. L. B ozem an, Gil- J. I.. Weeks, A. B. S w an son, e r t M cA llister, D an M cK cithan, M athew s, T hom pson, P a u l D anville Price, A le x a n d e r Mo flit, H e n r y H enze, H e rsc h e i Baker, irgil B a r n e s R. NL H askell, F, W. O scar M a u re r, ii. Y. Benedict, F. itt, A. E. Lockenvitz, and H. T. M. Bullard, H. R. Gipson, E. H. Manuel, and Mi?? Rosalie G odfre Bollards, F loyd T o w n l e y , Lloyd j J e f f less, E J . P ro u se , L. E. Dab- j ney, V ern o n S c h u h a r d t, C. A u b re y Sm ith, E < . IL Ban tel, H. W. H ar- I per, L. W. P a y n e J r . , S. L ero y B row n, J. M. K u e h n e , A rno ld i R o m b erg , E . W. D oty, D avid Miller, A a r o n S c h a f f e r , H a r r y P. B ickler, C. F A rrow ood, Rex H o p ­ per. ii. S. V a n d iv e r, D. B. Klein, W. E. Met yetit .ain, C h a rles Jo e M oore, Jo se p h R am say, a n d Don­ ald G ro u t, a n d Misses S un sh in e i N eely, M attie Dodson, S a r a h Dod- ; son, E liz a b e th T a rp le y , L ucy R a t h - 1 j hoi e, Helen F inn, L ie re n a F rie n d , Df Panhell enic New o f f ic e r s o f Panheilenic ou ne ii w e re in stalled at th e Pi feta Phi c h a p te r house M onday f te r n o o n . T h ey a r e a* follow s: re s id e n t, Mango S toll, A lpha micron Fi; v ic e-pre sid e nt, B e te o P auli, G am m a Phi B e ta ; secre- ir y , B e tty J a n e G ra y , K appa lpha T h e t a ; J a n e hom pson, K ap p a K a p p a G am m a New President a n d M a ry G old m ann, t r e a s u r e r , lY C a rn i va WH All p r e sid e n ts, vice-presidents, s o c i a l t r e a s u r e r * , c r e ta r ie s , airm e n , c h a r m e n , ; >—* © l 0 D r 9 t 0 L l i O C t i O n scholarship ish captain*, a n d ple d g e t r a i n e r s / - n f k l r ~ | J I , . c a m p u s f r a t e r n i t i e s anil sorori- v ^ L I N 0 W v - / i T l C 0 r $ es have been asked to a t t e n d the e e tm g to he held in A r c h ite c tu r e midi ding 105 W e d n e s d a y n ig h t a t o ’clock. :30 D ean H. R. Gipson, a s s is ta n t to « dean o f s t u d e n t life, and Miss a r g a r e t Peck, a s s is ta n t d e a n of omen, will discuss th e policies in g a r d to scholastic eligib ility of edges a n d m e m b e rs a n d th e re- tionship of s o ro ritie s an d fra - rn itie s to th e U niversity. it A lpha Chi O m ega M o th e rs Will e f t T h u rs d a y m o r n in g a t •Jock a t the c h a p te r house. lostessing M e a n s l i n k i n g A b o u t Others' I sls n s, th e “ Y ” will become f i r s t a n d m a in ev e n t, b u t c a rn iv a l booths will .. With^ colored s tre a m e rs , b r ig h t li« h ts * b a r k e rs and g a y ly -p a in te d th e scene <>1' a ca rn iv a l w hen th e Up- | p erc lass C lub m e e ts T h u r s d a y I nig h t ai 7 o ’clock w ith m e m b e rs J o f th e F r e s h m a n F ellow ship Club. E le ctio n of o f fic e r s will be the la t e r f e a t u r e a I f r e a k show, d a r t game?, f o r tu n e - j telling, bingo, rin g -th e-h o o p , roll- : the-hall, p itc h -p en n y , a n d r e f r e s h ­ m ents. A ta x i-d a n c c , flo o r show', i() a n d a c i g a r e tt e walk, in place o f I th e o ld-fashioned cake w alk, will also h ighligh t th e evening. P a r t i c ­ th e e v e n ts o r e n t e r ­ ip a tio n th e bo oths will cost t a in m e n t at a p e n n y each. in D esc rib in g th e kind o f a hostess e L.S.O . need?, Dr. B ernice sore, fam ily a n d c o m m u n ity c o n ­ sta n t, said t h a t h o ste ssing rea lly sa n s th e th in k i n g m o re a b o u t her p e rso n th a n a b o u t y o u rself. Moore led th e discussion a t the aril F i r s t N ig h te r M on da y n ig h t th e music room in th e U.S.O. s p o n so rin g The e ig h t “ Y ” com m issions a r e th e carn ival, a n d all j th e pro ce ed s will be used to equip th e new commission room , a p r o j ­ ect. o f the r e c r e a ti o n commission. The f re sh m a n Fellow ship Club will n o t m e e t on W e d n e s d a y night, h u t will m e e t w ith th e U p ­ perclass Club to p a r ti c ip a te in the elec tio n s a n d th e carnival. She s tre s se d th e f a c t t h a t r e g u - ; . , r*l good U.S.O. w ork. I T a t te n d a n c e is v ery i m p o r ta n t L e g i s l a t o r s to H a v e doing • e n tv -e ig h t n ew j u n i o r hostesses * 6 0 Of L a g u n a G l o r i a [re a t th e m e etin g . IT he n e x t U.S.O. j u n i o r h oste ss ining p r o g r a m will be held ^y I, a n d th e re will be a panel “ The a H o ste ss th e S erv ice m en th e T e x a s S ta te M em bers o f L e g isla tu re a n d th e i r wives will be g u e s ts a t a te a given by the F e d e r a tio n C ity o f W o m e n ’s Clubs a t L a g u n a Gloria, W e st T h i r t y - f o u r t h S t r e e t on t h e la ke, T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o n f r o m 4 u n til 6 o ’clock. servicem en discussing lad e.” n ’s G lee Club to M eat A lone he G irls’ Gl<*e C lub will not et w ith the M ens' Glee Club d n es d ay nig h t a t 7 o ’clock as iually p la n n ed . The T ex a s F in e A rts A ssocia­ tion, host g r o u p f o r th e te a , will open th e C lara Driscoll A r t G al­ the lery a t L a g u n a G loria f o r | guest*. ★ B o w and Ar r o w Club will meet 1:45 a f te r n o o n W e d n e s d a y o ’clock in th e Club Room of th e W o m e n ’s Gym. a t ★ A t a m e e tin g M onday th e Brat fo r an all-cam ­ Corps m ade plat pus dance to hr* held in May, the to t o be d o n a te d p ro ce ed s the Red Cross, include I T h e p la n s o utside ta le n t f ro m n e a r b y a r m y J post? to provide e n t e r ta i n m e n t . C a p ta in and Mrs. R. J. V a le n ­ tine an d Colonel a n d Mrs. O. I1, i H o u sto n a r e th e new s p o n s o r s o f j th e B r a ts , r ep la cin g C o m m a n d e r a n d Mrs. D. J. F rie d ell, who rec- ; e n tly resig n e d a sponsors because j of C o m m a n d e r F rie d e ll’s r e t i r e ­ ment, fro m th e N avy. Mrs. H ous­ t o n g u e s ts a t th e m e e tin g M onday. a n d Mrs. V a le n tin e w e r e j With This R i n g . . . Ex-Austin Editor Miss Pounds, Weds Lieutenant Billie P ounds, U n iv e rsity | o u r - nali rn g r a d u a t e and f o r m e r so­ ciety e d ito r of th e A ustin A m eri- c a n - S ta te s m a n w as m a r r ie d to L ie u te n a n t R o b e rt Ashton Mores- head M arch 31, a t th e post chapel of the Big S p rin g A rm y Air Field. Mrs. M o resh ead is a m end or of A lph a G am m a Delta, L ie u te n a n t and Mrs. M o r e h e a d will be a' home in F o rt 'd y er-, I la. Joyc e W hitin g A AI it OOH r v a: m er w e r e m a rr ie d in San Ai oh J a n u a r y 20, Mrs. K raeirn a ju n i o r p e tro le u m engim s t u d e n t an d p r e s id e n t < ciety o f W om en Arch E n g in e e r s at the tim e o: riage She belonged to WH A, a n d Co-Ed Assembly, and twice w as chosen a B le bo nnet Belle nom inee. t he bi cots an h e r mal A I A F F T he e n g a g e m e n t of Julie Anita G ra h a m , U n iv ersity g r a d u a te , to Ja m e s W illiam H a r m a n has been an n o u n c e d . The w edd ing will he April 20. Miss G ra h a m is a m e m b e r of Z eta T a u Alpha. H a r m a n enrolled in th e U n iv e rsity in 1942 a n d i? a m e m b e r cd Pi K appa Alpha. He served two y e a rs in the Navy. The e n g a g e m e n t o f G ladys . p a n is h W in d h am , sophom ore m a j o r and m e m b e r of A lp h a Chi Om ega, to C a p ta in F r a n k G re g ­ ory o f G reeley, Colo., has been an n o u n c ed . The engage m oo t of J u n e Bur­ ner, b a c h elo r o f f in e a r t s in 1912, to L ie u te n a n t W illiam L o k er Jr. has been a n n o u n c e d . B e fo re com ing to 'h e U n iv e rsity in 1939 Miss F arrie r a t te n d e d S te ­ phens College in Columbia, Mo. is a m e m b e r o f Z eta T a u She I A l p h a , C u r t a i n C lu b , a n d P i e r i a n L ite r a r y Society, G ra c e B eth F e ag in f ro m H o u s ­ ton w as m a rr ie d to L ie u te n a n t J o h n B a rile , who is s ta tio n e d in j Dei Rio, on M arch 31. Miss I eagin ■‘ is a D elta G amm a. She w ithd rew th e U n iv e rsity b e fo re m id­ f ro m . „ o l . B a tty Lu Cruse, U n iv e r s ity s t u ­ dent IT in 1942. a n d Kuchen Lent he, aviation m a c h in is t’s m a te f irs t class, U .S .N R., w e re m a rrie d in H u tch in so n , K an,, M arch 3. W hile a t Lentil e w as Omega. th e U n iv ersity a p ledge of Mrs. Chi Sarah E lizabeth Li e u t e n a n t P e t e r P. Clout and Parrish Were j m a rr ie d M a rc h 21. Mrs. P a r ris h a t t e n d e d th e U n i­ v ersity in 1940-42 an d w as a B lue­ b o n n e t Belle n om in ee. L ie u t e n a n t P a r r is h received hi? b a c h e lo r of science d eg re e in 1944. He is a m e m b e r o f Phi K appa S igm a. He is sta tio n e d a t G eorge Field, IIL A n n A n d e rso n becam e the bride o f L i e u t e na n t John Paul Wo l l am, s tu d e n t irk 1943, on M arch IO. a n d Mrs. Cl y de J a me s Willi anis, e x - s tu ­ L. d e n t, P u n c h e s w ere m a r r ie d in Dallas March 31. W illiam s is a m em bei of D elta T a u Delta. L a v e r n e St e phe n E d mu n d Ca l ba ug h 111 an d P a tr ic ia S u tto n w e r e m a rr ie d in W a sh in g to n , D, C., on M arch 31. T he b ridegro om received a b achelor of science d eg re e in g eo l­ ogy in 1940 a n d a m a s t e r ’s d eg re e in 1941. M imi Mitchell becam e th e b rid e of L ie u te n a n t R u tled g e T u f t s , U. J S.N R., a t th e home o f h e r parent- in Dallas. Mrs. T u f t s g r a d u a t e d fro m th e U n iv ersity in F e b r u a r y , : 1945. She is a m e m b e r o f K ap p a K a p p a G am m a. ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ * ★ A cts will v a r y f r o m the best o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t th e d ep th s of to low brow hum or. So m ew here in b e ­ tw ee n , y o u r sp ecialty is bound to fit. A cts in k e e p in g w ith th e old .South a tm o s p h e re will be espec i­ ally w elcom ed; b u t th e n too, th e old W e st is j u s t as good. Levant to Play Rhapsody in Blue Pianist Is Protege O f G ershw in O scar L e v a n t, fa m o u s pianist I who will p e r f o r m in G re g o ry Gym- I rad iu m on T u e s d a y night, A pril j IO, a t 8:15 o ’clock, will a p p e a r ! u n d e r th e au sp ice s of the c u ltu r a l • e n t e r t a i n m e n t co m m itte e o f th e j Ut iversify. M Ll i a n t w ii! he pl ing his ] fa v o r ite m elody w h en he gives : his ren d itio n o f G e rsh w in ’s “ R h a p ­ sody in B lu e.” He will also play- m a n y • s h e w ell-know n pieces, in - I eluding E n e s e c ’s “ R o u m an ia n I R rn ody,” a n d B ize t’s “ Pasto- “ I n te r m e z z o ,’ aud “ Mimic*.” i only j not ce rts in which Mr. L e v a n t ex-I His book, “ A S m a tt e r in g to ran c e,” w as a best seller, also w r i t t e n several sym- com positions, two films, a r e fo r the th com posed f sev eral tn n u m e r- shows, a n d r a y vpular so? cs and pieces f o r I an d ? ss no. o ! Igi t i iut if in­ ■ Pl rn u sic Broad ab le p violin 'I he H o ff m a n n , ll uston Sym ph ony Or- a will s u p p o r t Mr. L evant. the co n d u c to r, innin g a new f e a t u r e in th e field by givin g y o ung play- ’ p o p p o r tu n ity o f an engage- w ith ii la rg e sy m p h o n y or- a. O n th e A i r W E D N E S D A Y K N O W 7 1 4 0 0 y r I B e r e J u t » B o x J V t Her*. Juk( Box J uke B o rd Box Berg Julc* I Bere- Juke Box M Ar cor. s ky M u s i c a l C l o c k M : * i e ; Now* B r e a k f a s t C lu b Breakfast 1 lab Breakfast Club B r e a k f a s t Cl lh T m * Storv T. S t o r y ; A u n t J S u e : Mu. L ' t T. U r en em en n T B r e n e m a n n N e w s M u s ic Hall j M u s ic H a ll j M u s i c H a ll S G l a m o r M a n o r ! G l a m o r M a n o r P o s t __ Ba jkhage S.. ta •« Swingier* News C F o s t e r H H o t e l ; M u s i c M iisie M lisle M o r t o n D o w n e y N e w s ; M u sic A r ‘ V T- n e t ic* A ft . V a r i e t i e s T i m e N e w s T h a t ’s fo r M e N e w s R e p o r t M e e t R a n d B ull. B o a r d Req. Y o u r s Req. Y o u r s II. H a r r i g a n T e r r y R. Bi s field J , A r m s t r o n g C. M i d n i g h t F. l ewis Ra y m o rid S w i n g L o n e R a n g e r L<'ne Ranger ' leri M a l o n e Lurr . a n d A b n e r C o u n ter s p y C ou n t er s p y U p w i t h W o r l d I ’n w i t h W o r l d S p o t B a n d R a n d ; C o r o n e t K T B C ~ S O O K J nine 0 R anch t i N-w s : Music H ill M. Si WB Ora* M .ii SC c C h e a t Ult I .rn rl v >f W o r ld IV int i ■ * • < neat I Q u ia Horizon I IPS 5 u f 'J Bi 5 Th •Ct. I :me • . a n y in L i f e jo Life Loris. T o d a y Co! G r i n d e r # t r a i v Ret. BrI < o r n < e r t I o_ I , cs M. M a r lin ■nory cr. Soh. > r. B c h . FU Parity K. P a r t y • Feature Story > d o v ;n i S e r v i c e T i m e j S e r v i c e T i m e I Borgrstrom • VV BL R oad i Q u i n c y > T o Y o ’r H e a l t h i N e w s • N e w s ; H a r s r h iln-,.,- :1 r» G Night :00 P. B o lto n :15 f he*t e r ! ie ■) ;Hi A r m y R e q u e s t i t s A r m y Reg e s t Tin My C o u n t ry :I5 Cola Inn :80 Hr. C h r i s t i a n 15 Hr. < h r i s t i a n s :O0 Sinatra S H S Sin a tr a is W’h 8:30 Which 8 :i i vt iiich is W hi-h 1 :O0 G r e a t M o m a n t s 9: 15 Great 9: 80 Le! Go 9 : 4 6 [.et Go JO ;'Hi W orld New* 10:16 Music 10:30 Music 10:15 Mu*ic; Newt 11 :0O N ew , l l :15 T his A m e r ic a J I :3. th e U n iv e rsity H e has d evoted hi* tim e r o t only to org an p la y in g n ad te a c h in g b u t also to com position. He has c o m ­ posed several an th em ? , E piscopal service music, s e c u la r c a n ta ta s , a s tr in g q u a r t e t a n d pieces f o r piano and o rg a n . He is th e o ffic ia l o r ­ gan ist of t he ( in e in nati S ym ph ony Orch. tile M ay Music eF st ival. a n d ir a Admission will he 60 cent? f o r ad u lts and s o r e n ts f o r s tu d e n ts w ith b la n k e t ta x. it The p r o g r a m is a s follow s; Fro tram T w o F le e ts on th e — ...........- . 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Pastel Shades C a f i i in 5 0 c Now T H E B IG G E S T S H O W V ALUE IN A U S T IN A L L SEA TS 25c ANY H M E 2— F E A T U R L S — 2 I N o . “ L A D Y T A K E S A C H A N C E ” J o h n W e y n # & Jean A rth u r N o . 2 T OP M A N ” Plus D on ald O ’C onner S u sa n F o ste r T h e L a te s t N ew * irom a ll F r o n ts and S E L E C T E D S H O R T S u i i i U M i ) T o n i t e “ TILL WE MF ET A G A I N " R ay Miiland A B a rb a r * B ritto n N E W 'S — C A R T O O N S h o w * et • t t S A 10:05 P. M. N o w S h o w i n g “ MARI A E L E N A ” cm CAR MAN G U E R R E R O ADOLFO GIRON P lus S P A N IS H N E W S r ■/■■■**'f f P ’i i ■ JCS'- -■...a I \ w - v ijuV-vNl i ' Aa Bounce men ta 1— Auto# for Sale 2— A u to m o tiv e T rade* I— Wanted Autom obiles t — b ervie* Stations 6— H us Lines 6 —Dining and Dancing T— Lodge and Fraternity Not!*** 8— Los' and Fouad 9— P r o fe s sio n a l IO— P ersonals 10—A — Scboois and College* Busine** Bervie** 11— Barber Soups 12— B ea u ty S e r v ic e IS — C le a n e rs .H a tte rs . T ailor* 1 4— Laundries 10— E lectrical Says lea 15— " F ig It** 17— Furniture Repairing I 8— Uieksmube a—-M ovin g, Hauling and Storage .’ 0 — P rinting. O ffice Kquipaneot I I — Sew ing j i 2 — S h o e R epairing 23— C af** E m p lo y m en t 44— H elp Wanted Mal* I b —S alesm en Wanted 2 6 —Help Wanted Fem ale 27— Male Work Wanted 38— F em ale Work W anted E d u c a tio n a l 39— Instruction id— M usic, Dancing. Dr* ma ti** JI— S p e e c h 12— C oaching Far Sale J3 — Bicycle* and M otorcycles i G A— Feta 3 4— Food and Food Prod a ct* 11-A — Ce ae raj J*— Furniture and Household Goods lh— M usical and Radio* 37— W atches, Jewelry Rrpaii lh— M iscellaneous For Bai* t i t —- “ S w a p ” 10— W anted Merchandise tO-A— Lu va* toe* Supplies fin a n cia l 11—A uto Loa os '.2— Bank Loans 13— R aciness Opoortonttioo »4— Uur?.3«t»« Waotad Mental* 46— Rooms Farnished DI— Rooms Uniurni-ihed 47— Room end Board 8— Lost and Found P A S E THREE Mystery House's Curse On Air af ll Books a n d storie s w ith a n a ir o f m y s te r y have been chosen f o r th e d r a m a tiz e d R e ading Is A dven­ t u r e p r o g r a m W e d n e s d a y m o r n in g a t l l :15 o’clock on sta tio n WO AI. book “ T h u n d e r b o lt H ouse,” a b o u t a house w ith a curse, a n d some of ta k e place t h e r e a r e th e basis f o r th© s c rip t w r i t t e n by V e ra Lee H e a r n o f th e Radio H ou se s ta f f . t h e eve nts which a Clem ens Y oung, f o r m e r Radio H ouse p h o to g r a p h e r, a n d G ra y d o n A usm us o f th e D e p a r t m e n t o f Speech will be assisted by m e m ­ bers of the W o rkshop in th e b ro a d ­ cast, Sm ith, D o ro th y Cloud, N eva J a c k s o n , a n d Bob I Jo h n so n . E h th e H am ilto n Beal is in c h a rg e o f p r o d u c tio n w ith H o m er U lrich d ire c tin g th e Radio H ouse O rc h e stra . F o r r e s t S e r g e a n t L a r r y D. P ay n e, ex- s tu d e n t, has r e c e n tly been t r a n s ­ f e r r e d fro m P r a t t , K an ., to th e O klahom a C ity a i r te chnical se rv ­ ice c o m m an d a t T in k e r F ield, Okla. 3 S T A R T S T O D A Y Do r o t hy L A M O UR Richard D E N N I N G — In— “B E Y O N D THE BLUE H O R IZ O N ” IN T EC H N I C O L O R — E X T R A — ★ N O V E L T Y a- P L E D G E TO B A T A A N — ALSO— L a te st News Ted H u ain g Merrt# ★ Meiodie LAST DAY Rick V A L L I N El yse K N O X -In- " A R M Y W IV E S / / S T A R T I N G T H U R S D A Y Maria F ON S J o a n J OSE “A L L A “EN LA F R O N T E R A ” S P A N I S H St a r t i ng This W e e k Spani s h Sh o w s Will P l a y at This T h e a ­ t er E v e r y T h ur s da y and Fr i da y F o r t . s. o.! ODo you like to be beh in d th e scenes? Doe? lu r e o f p a in t th e brush a n d overalls a p p e a l to you more th a n th e sp o tlig h t a n d grea se pain t? I f so, th e n y o u ’ll be in te r e s te d to know is s t a g g e r , t h a t “ Tim e ingly” in n e e d of te ch n ic al w o rk ­ ers, ac co rd in g to G ene Mleczko, technical d ir e c to r a n d sta g e m a n ­ a g e r o f “ T im e S ta g g e rs On.” Mleczko says t h a t it ta k e s all kinds of people to g e t a good show on th e sta g e op en in g nig h t, a n d to him, th e m ost im p o r ta n t people a r e th e fellow s a n d girls b ac k sta g e. ★ A n y U n iv ersity s t u d e n t ni good sta n d in g is eligible to w ork w ith T.S.O. No previous ex p e rie n c e o r special courses a r e re q u ir e d . The s c en e ry f o r th e show will be p rin c ip a lly big p a in te d back­ drops which will r e q u ir e se v eral p e r s o n ’s work. O f th e g e n e r a l n a ­ tu re , t h e r e wil lbe a need f o r s tu ­ dent? to pull c u r ta in s , set up yccn- ery, and to c a re f o r an d place the props. Also, th e re a r e open in g s fo r people lights and make-up. to help w ith * ★ ★ Mleczko will be in T ex as U nion 310 T h u rs d a y n ig h t f ro m 7 to 7:45 o’clock a n d fro m 8 to 9 o'clock to m e e t s tu d e n ts in te r e s te d in w o rk ­ ing back s ta g e a n d to discuss th e w o rking plans. r n S T A R T S T O D A Y C l a u d e tte C O L B E R T F re d e r ic MA R C H -In- Al so “S IG N O F THE C R O S S " ' A N V I L C H OR U S GI RL ’ ll • • m V a n J O H N S O N ki-'l n o w ! 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W e t t o r , X b l at A G F B a n d , Camp Hood, Tex. leather ess* 1 intram ural S S*G Jack L. l R T C . S o, for $10 REWARD inform ation where I can find my brown cloth purse con . •a ning v a n ity , ear screws glo v es, etc. No question* Phone Jeanne asked. A rn old , 8 -4 0 4 9 . CONVENIENTLY located c o u p le s or g r a d u a t e for room student* On* blo ck off c a m p u s PH 1 -4 101 FU R N ISH ED ROOM an i bath for grad­ uate student. Call 8-3087, K itchen a i d FOR RENT— Roo?n with private bath. liv in g room privilege*. 5e» Mr*. V in ie r . 1310 San A ntonio, after * P. M Board versity FINE FAMILY STYLE MEALS (or Uni­ stu d en ts— iii* day# a week I i i ijiOi.it for I m eals a day $26 month for 2. SOO per sin g le meal Fh 8 0192 2316 N ueces (sid e door) Wanted to Buy 51— Rooms for Boys IN DIVIDUAL "santa late model portable P * IV. 5 TF , GAj*AGE f 0 0 M . J i t h , typew riter in good condition. Ceil »‘«th and Inner | *Prin* m attress, maid servlee. one block I of cam pus. Fh, 2-2672. show er twin beds. i 8-3386 or 8 -7 8 1 0 . Business Colieges SUSI COLLEGES -attSTTN - HOUSTON NIO - FT WOdTH - HARLfNOEN 23— Cafes FOR BOYS— Double room with study in Longhorn D orm itory, 2 « 4 St. Call Mrs W illiams and shower, 200 E 2 -7 1 8 6 . — large FOR BOYS— G raduate or senior stu d en ts eieeping porch. Also, sm all room, shower and separate bath. Lh. 3-4182 room with SINGLE ROOM, approved, quwt boo*# near I ’niveraity, on bus Un* Sleeping porch. Reasonable. Pb 2-1079 52— Rooms for Girls b S U R L * ROO M." quiet and cooL— 8 oard t o t VV 24th St. optional, Buy and Sell TH E ST U D E N T E X CH AN G E W* buy. sail, and e x c h a n g e small article* o f value P h o n e 9 4 5 5 4 0 3 We al 23rd St. W ASTE PAPER IS DESPERATELY NEEDED! S A V E f A BUNDLE A WEEK i S O M E B O Y ’S LIF E U. S. Victory Waste Paper Campaign Oiled Fabric with Elastic Band Tlhas Bookstore R e se rv e R eading Room . -C f!I 2-8812. LOST— Brown lea th er Tobacco Pouch with Initials "ILA.P.* on side. L«at j to vicin ity of Gregory Gym Cai! 8-1646 LOST— Monday afternoon, Silver pin— if found, pleat# fawn call Barbara I H enry at 2-4930. 1003 G UADALUPE Help Wanted ____ W'aINT ED— You r, g man for m orning paper route. M ust have car. Write Bo* T G 32— Coaching MATHEMATICS— Mr K. M Kau J ai. Fb a-1158. 2309 Sax Antonio BL PAGE FOUR Phone 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Phone 2-2473 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 19 Off the Record- - b y Ed Reed World N e w s U J MacArthur s Surprise Puts U.S. 3 0 Miles From Borneo O il Field'. fi A uto/iam bi 1a*H(!tek4'tcL+ujlui'(f Afjti W ar news from all fronts is becoming increasingly filled with accounts of Allied advances instead of retreats. And as each day brings new notices of Nazi routs or J apa ne se “ strategic w it h d ra w ­ als,” University students, like people all over the country, are reading the first page of the ne w spaper before turning to the sports section and they are paying more attention to news broadcasts than ever before. The larger the headlines, the more the re aders become interested in wh at is going on about them. In weeks follow­ ing December 7, 1941, papers were read and re-read and then read some more. But as the days lagged into weeks and the weeks into months— months of wait­ ing for the “ easy victory” th a t was cer­ tain to come— people began to take the w a r for granted and settled back in the ir usual pace. Tha t is, we people back home. For almost three years and a half Yank forces have fought and slowly gained the up per hand. Outside of a few comparatively miraculous feats, the w a r has progressed slowly with steady gains which seem to creep up until it adds to the final victory. And unless the headlines scream about the biggest air raid or swiftest advance to date, we thum b over to the society page or comic strips to see how many spies the Sparrow’ has captur ed in his latest hair-raising escapade. But now it looks as if V-Dav is not as unreal as it seemed even a month ago. The air is packed with rumors of peace coming fro mthe Germans, predictions as to how long the enemies can hold out. Everyone is elated over the latest devel­ opment— and they know w'hat the latest developments are. And it is right tha t we all know’ where our armies are and what they are doing. It is important hta t we know’ the politi­ cal and economical set-up of our allies as w’ell as the countries w e ’re fighting against. A close study of the news­ papers today will help us make the cor­ rect decisions for w’orld peace tomorrow. This new offensive on both fronts has been a shot in the arm to sleeping con­ sciences. It’s ja r r e d people loose from their “ oh, hum, just another d a y ” atti­ tud e — it’s made people wake up and read. *‘I don’t know how anyone can say, ‘here spirit b egin s and m atter en d s’,” declared Dr. E llio tt Porter, pastor o f the M emorial P resbyterian Church at the fifth m arriage lecture, “ Spiritual A spects o f Marri­ a g e ,” at Miami U niversity. D efin in g love as a fusion o f rom ance plus high com panion­ ship, Dr. P orter em phasized the fa c t that physical love and a t­ traction is not enough, that the possib ility o f th e continual e x ­ citem en t o f fa llin g in love d e­ fie s the law s o f human nature. “ S ta tistics reveal that there is a g rea ter chance fo r a su c­ c e ssfu l m arriage w here both p a rties atten d church regularly, and have a com m on relationship to som e church hom e,” asserted D r. Porter. ★ He pointed ou t, how ever, th at in m any hom es God is called upon by p aren ts only when a child or som e loved-one is dead or dying, and although m any cou p les co n scien tio u sly go to church every Sunday m any d e­ rive no sp iritu al com fort from th e serm ons. in Dr. Porter accented the need fo r an in tellig en t and loyal in­ terest the church, w here couples may stand to g eth er in d iffe r e n t w ays. “ Love should shine in d iffer en t co lors,” he em phasized. B esides being a m other, m ate, daughter, you should be a com petitor to your husband.” to A ccustom ed cou n selling th e prospective bride a n d groom , Dr. P orter fre ely o f ­ to an fered m arital advice a tten tiv e audience. He stated that “ b efore one g ets m arried, he should have lived a fig u r a ­ tiv e one thousand lives, som e w retched, ch aste, fa ith fu l m ar­ riages, som e celib ate and so li­ tary y ea r s.” incidental and “ Those w ho marry just to be continued, “ will happy,” he shallow have p artnerships w hile those who strive to achieve com p atib ility with som e tears and heartbreak w ill en jo y su ccessfu l m arri­ a g es,” S c o ffin g at the “carrots” who claim th ey n ever have had a cross word in f ift y years o f m arried life , he predicted, to quote Lippm an, “love and noth- ing else is very soon noth ing else.” Dr. P orter sees tw o sta g es in a m an ’s and w om an’s partner­ ship, the fa llin g in love stage and the adaptation sta g e. The latter, he b elieves, is the more dem anding, when the tivo m ust their problem s out to ­ work geth er, but also is the one w ith the richer and m ore in trigu ing experience. ★ S trongly v etoin g secret mar­ riages, Dr. P orter urged couples to set up housekeeping as soon as possible, “ even though it's only one room over the butcher shop.” “ There is no sense in iso la tin g love from the business of lif e ,” he declared. H e w arned the fem a le audi­ ence again st tucking them selves aw ay in a love n est, reiterating that you ca n ’t perpetuate the excitem en t of fa llin g love. V oicing his own religiou s view s, Dr. Porter concluded by a ssert­ th a t “ If ing his con viction elders have a higher lo y a lty to God by which th ey are bound, the basis for a su ccessfu l fam ily life is w ell-assured .” in T h e D a ® ’ T e x a n G 'io u u m v u H Shan't Mavuf jjuit IfO-l Jlo-ae Miami Potion, A d Students * M ANILA, A PR IL 4— (W ed nes­ d a y )— ( I N S ) — In a dram atic over w ater drive, troops o f the A m eri­ have F o rty -first D ivision can seized the southern tip o f the Sulu A rchipelago a t T aw i Taw i, 200 m iles south o f Zam boanga, capital o f M indanao, G eneral D ouglas M acArthur announced The surprise leap today By a vote o f 46 to 2 9 , the m iles o f C zechoslovakia Sen ate rejected a S en ate-H ou se about 155 m iles o f a jun ction w co n feren ce report con tain in g the Russian bill, despite u rgen t pleas by Fresi- dent R oosevelt th at the report be adopted U .S. F irst A rm y the Reich in two. th at would fo rc es tanks a The S en ate action also was a reb u ff the A rm y and N avy High Command, w hich had ap- to o f the Yanks j pealed for a N ational S ervice Act. troops, m eanw hile, w edged up three m iles into the Ruhr pock a fte r repu lsing fierce enem y tem pts to break th a t trap enclc ing an estim a ted 1 10,000 G power legislation * put the w ithin 30 m iles o f Borneo Several Senators said th a t as a mans. and its sources. great oil and rubber re- I result o f the S en ate v o te man- is dead. Eastw ard - strik in g America Ninth A rm y tanks of the Secor Armored D ivision pounded entir ly through th e form idable 40-m il long T eutoburger F o rest a reached the northern W erra Riv 3— ( I N S ) — at points less than nine mi! “ This g rea t harbor was its activ ities in southw est _ . - tne form er naval base o f the Japanese 19 M ile G a in Puts 3rd fleet in •- P a cific w aters, Arthur said. “ I f s seizu re serious ly jeop ard izes the en em y ’s main position at Jolo. . . . . General Mac 140 M iles From Berlin PA R IS, A P R IL D - U.S. Third A rm y Tanks plum- from in the Sulu A rchipelago m eted another 19 m iles eastw ard m iles from H anover, vital w este the W escr R iver and to n ig n t gatew ay to Berlin, across G erm any’s w aist and burst into Gotha, 140 m iles front B erlin, while a British-Can- adian drive in the north to within 25 m iles o f the Zuider Zee th rea t­ ened som e 5 0 ,000 German troops in Holland w ith im m inent en cir­ clem ent. ★ Senate Kills M a n p o w e r Com prom ise Bill, 4 6 to 29 Ge 3— W A SH IN G TO N , A PR IL eral H en y H. A rnold, com m a su f­ ( I N S ) — The adm inistration d er-in -ch ie f o f th e U. S. A rm y A leg isla tiv e d efeat fered a m ajor Forces, w as disclosed o fficio today when th e S en ate killed the re arrived in Frari com prom ise m anpower bill to give I reported by the N azis to have ne- J tonight to hav b eg u n c o n f e re n c gotiated an approxim ate 21 hour where he has the w ar m obilization director advance o f 50 m iles to within OO j with G eneral D w ig h t I). E ise sw eep in g labor control powers. how er, s u p r e m e c o m m a n d e r of t A llied w e s te r n f r o n t fo rc es Arnold to Confer With Eisenhower PARTS, A pril 3. Third A rm y spearheads w e ie - ( I NS) 8 Students For Political Posts Tuesday: Totals 9 T h e possibility w as discern th a t th e tw-o fiv e - s ta r g e n e r a ls ! the arm y m ay be discussing ti tran sfer o f som e o f the A m en d air fo rces from th e E u r o p e a n ! , tw en ty days filin g prior to elec- < far eastern theater, now t i I tion which w ill set deadline for G erm any’s d efea t seem s to h ff (C ontinued from I age It ; reports Ed Sehutze, chairman o f ; G eneral A rn o ld , it w as — S o ltes from D allas and is: tbe election com m ission U nited Chest A ppeals, Griscom htese o ffic e s m idnight, April 7, Speakers, and Round-Up. ‘" n A n is a graduate stu d en t in Chemical J en gin eerin g. He is a m em ber o f Phi E ta Sigm a, Phi Lambda U p s i-, Ion, Om ega Chi E psilon, and Tau Beta Pi honorary fra tern ities. He is also a m em ber o f the s t u d e n t ; chapter o f Insti- j E ngineers, tute o f C hem ical is a sso cia te! MICA, T ejas Club, editor o f the A rchitectural, E n-; gin eerin g, and Industry and is a tutor in qualitative analy- H elen.” sis in the D epartm ent of C h em is-; T hese w ere the cries heard try. Fellowship's Picnic Packs Up Troubles “ Catch that f ly ! ” “ L00k at the b a r down thar.’ »v ...___... _____ ___ «>\0t another hot dog, Mary the A m erican jou rn al,! (>ome in*to pipht> nounced a t s u p r e m e Allied he q u a r te r s , night. in Franc e landed I W P B C h a irm a n Predicts Quick Reconversion A pril W A SH IN G TO N , 3l ( I N S )— W PB Chairman F ru g predicted tonigh t th e rem o f virtu ally all w ar-s c a rc e t i sum er goods to the m arket w it! tbe Hrst Year a ^ er Germ any fj J R enner is a jun ior pre-law stu ­ dent from Lam esa. He is a m em ­ ber o f A .P.O ., Presbyterian Club, C lassical Club, MICA, and Cow boys. He is also president o f th e I P resbyterian S tu d en t League and Jane Straus was on com m ittee. th e sw eeth eart electio n K rug sp ecified new dom » the Freshm an F ellow ship picnic in Eastw ood Park W ed n es-j w ashing m achines, m echanical!] f i t e r a t o r s a n d rad io s a s a m i day night. Club at lapses. A fter , bike to the perk from I a ‘ f a r t e d ° b M e b a u V a m e . £ ea.rl H arbor’ butb can ,eX^ and A nne Clark ampDell cnose Campbell chose team s, and from J then °n the tip i, foulIs aru* *Jouts : I H e also be* m receivin * a f t e r the f a ll o f th e Nazis. | - I t h a t a il l i s t l gooda> adding th at ! indicated m ay be on th e Joan W alker is a jun ior Plan II were p len tifu l. The thrill o f th e L eturm ... , , a n d She scholastic is gam e cam e w hen W allace E ngle stu d en t from A bilene. *.... ~ *...... ' N ' , vice-president s e n t pitcher Barbara ^ ball all the way to th e creek bank, | . chairman o f Chi Om ega sorority, pan an tne way to m e cree*. u»u», j . and W alace m ade a hom e run, j prob}emg< a m em ber of The Campus League w alking. o f W om en V oters, R eagan L iter­ ary S o ciety , and the Texan sta ff. D eadline fo r filin g indention o f is m idnight, April 5, W hile the others played, Mil- J LONDON, A PRIL 3— (IN S ) dred K elleher, W ilia Ann N ash, Red Arm y t r o o p s b a t t l e d f o r w ; and Patsy C o ff prepared the b ° t , tonighj £ 0m f)Ve captured G ,, I expects to confer with the au s j m o b iIe i n d u s t r y in D e t r o i t T h u on reconversion and o ti candidacy e x c e p t f o r A r t s a n d Science As inpry i man strongholds and ma J. it f as­ ; jngft cen ters ringin g V ienna a adiate sem bly, Fine A rts A ssem bly. Since th ese crowded around the fire for food hr are n o t voted on in the prim ary and drink w as that w ater for th e re‘ached th e area gouth o f gad electio n , a l l o w s j tea cam e from a near-hv bird hath. only 12 m iles b e lo w t h e A ustr the con stitu tion ___________________ As Mildred put ------------------------------ - - dogs a m l. te a * ^ hat a n d players d id not know w hen it, “ W hat they adm ission, Germ an Ju stice, capital. it, eL *- * ■ „ , As Mildred put d o n ’t know . . U. T. Hullabaloo, Coney's Reason (C ontinued from Page I) “ It is the natural outcom e o f the situ a tio n ,” he said. A p rofes­ sor w ill w ait until another in stitu ­ tion or business o ffe r s him a job and he w ill accept it, thus m ak­ ing an easier separation from the U n iversity.” A fter several w einers . j . apiece. zn . . . i T i;- F n to s, and ice cream , A nn Car- ^ m ichael and Ju ne T u ll su g g ested 4i_ a gam e o f “ Look a t the b ’ar down thar.” A large num ber o f suckers, inclu ding C ub C u lb e rtso n , E velyn B ranson, a n d C a ro ly n B lare lined up for a spill. C urtis Scott, E loise Sanson, Louise Ann M ueller, N a­ dine H u b e r , a n d Ja c k ie K in n ey looked on, w ise and laughing. The even in g ended with a sin g ­ song a r o u n d th e f ire led by Mar­ jorie Skiles, chairm an o f F.F.C . sponsors. , , . less .. th a n To the s c u t hwe,*-t, Soviet fur . f . pushed d ow n I to m iles from the S m m ering I a.*s fr the A u s tr ia n Alps, 125 miles f r H itler's m ountain B e rc h te sg a d e n a n d 124 miles f r the n o r th I ta lia n bo rd er. A W 10R hideout W i e n e r N e u s ta d t, Mes soh m itt A ir c r a f t P ro d u c tio n ( ter 22 m iles south o f \ ienna, I to the low er arni o f a two-ar Soviet p inc ers closing on th e A tria n m e tro p o lis fro m th e sui and east. “ I understand th e U niversity , In spite o f all the p laying, run- N ozis In North Italy . . _ . o f C alifornia has a fin e record I Bing, sin gin g, and eatin g, only one of ten ure, academ ic freedom , and casualty w as reported. A«k Billy freedom from in te rfer en ce ,” Miss Dick Gaston about a baseball and Begem an reported Mr. C oney as a broken nose. saying. ; ....................................................... ............... n i t * i v * s i rte n t i J / M i I I t i OS A A I l f A 17 A 1 * »-» 1 I V ' 3 - 2 7 " A t least this Is better than a park bench!"_____________ R H Y M E --^ i t - ■ ■ ■ > % o h E V E N I N G The peaceful lights of blue twilight are moving inward, as fog from the sea, Are quietly pushing aside the orchid glow and pale rose The burnished gold has silently moved from sight in the on the horizon. W est ; The colors have gone far to the other side of the earth Where still it is day. Here the velvet veils of evening softly come to rest On black silhouettes of budding trees and oblique forms of buildings. High in deep blue, rich and cool, hangs Venus, Evening planet of serene perfection and beauty. GWEN ROGERS V I O L E T Fresh contours and delicate lines of a fine etching, Graceful curve of a tender stem swelling to blossom, Purple purity of petals five with ray of yellow at center, Verdent brightness of leaf to compliment your naivetee Demure violet, you know not w h a t fr a n k beauty you display * In your brief life of perfect loveliness. GWEN ROGERS Moitlu QtkenAAj.Uo C haracter Sketch o f a Jerk: Makes date— Two m onths in advance. A rrives— E xactly to the sec­ ond. T hey are so accurate train schedu les are based on their arrival. D rives— B icycle. Takes you to — D rugstore. Parks— In dark places. Talks about— H im self. Tries to— N eck. Takes you hom e— You have to fig h t to g e t home. ★ Sketch o f a Jerkess: Gives d ate— To everyon e who ask?, know n or unknow n. Is ready— M eets you at the door. W ea rs—D ress m ade from m other’s which was m ade from papa's old suit. D riv e s— You to distraction. Talks about— Love and mar­ riage. Tries to— A ct innocent. W ants to go home— N ever. — Alabam a Tech “ Plainsm an”. ★ H. A l’en Sm ith in “ Lost in the Horse L atitud es” rela tes— “ D uring m y m otion picture a (w hoops!) career certain screen w riter was looking up a num ber in the Los A ngeles te le ­ phone book when by accid en t he cam e upon a m ost unusual name— Gisela W erbezirk P iffl. it and He w as fa scin ated by grabbed and th e called the num ber. A lady an ­ sw ered. teleph one “ ‘Is 1 his G isela W erbezirk P iffle ? ’ he asked. “ ‘Y es.’ “ ‘W ell, w ell, w ell,’ he said. ‘How are you, Gisela? T his is Charlie Peabody. Rem em ber m e?’ “ ‘N o,’ said the lady, * don’t b elieve I do.* “ ‘Ah, com e on now, G isela!’ he w en t on. Y ou rem em ber me! I w en t to high school w ith you in O m aha.’ “ ‘I’m very sorry,’ she said, ‘but I have never been in Omaha in my life. I have n ever been in N ebraska.’ “ There w as a long silen ce. Then he said: “ ‘I see. I’m terribly sorry. It m ust have been another Gis­ ela W erbezirk P if fl.’ “ And he hung up.” — The Prairie. to June, in Austin I i i D all y Taiau, s to fl e D t nswspa- p*r of Tba U n i v e r s i t y o f Tax**, I* sv sry morning publish*'! except Monday* and Saturdays. Sep* tem ber t w i c e w e e k ly dur ns the eummer see etoD cade' t h e titie of I he Summer Texan by Texas Student Publications. T h e Da lly T exan is ente r ed ae t e e . th e po et o f f i c e ond at A o e tm , Texas, by Aet of C ongr e ss . M arch *, c i t e e mal) a t 187 9. end Ice. New s contribution* may be mad e ( 2 -2 * 7 1 ) or at tbs edi­ by telephone torial office* in Journalism Building 101. 102. and 109. Corn; lain'.* abos* delivery In the busine** office. 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Letters must be clean, decent, end free of malice and They must be signed, though the writer can request that initials only be used ! libel. ‘EN V IR O N M EN T A FFEC TS P R E SS’ D ear H elen e: This is part tw o o f a discus­ sion o f the question o f a U ni- O piated Notice*. R E E X A M I N A T I O N S AND POST­ PONED AND ADVANCED EXA MI­ NATIONS 5 be through April those students who had p etitio ned to take them prio r to March 2*. given April vi l l for l l which are Building 14. The schedule for the examinations, in Geology to be y iv en is as follows: Thursday, April 6, 2:00 P. M — Art, engineering (except dra wing), English, and speech. Friday, April 6, 2:00 P. M. — An­ thropology, drama, governmen t, philos­ ophy, physics, and psychology. cation, .Saturday, April 7, 2:00 P. M.— E d u ­ jo u r n a lis m , and m a t h e m a t i c s , Monday, April 0, 2:00 P. M — All languages, Bible, busine-s-administra- turn, drawing, and pharmacy. Tuesday, April IO, 2 :0 0 P. M.— Botany, chemiatry, economics, geology, and music. Wednesday, April l l , C OO P, M.— Bacteriology, biology, history, home economics, and other subjects, sociology, xoology, Ii. J. MATHEWS, Registrar. to subm it requests ALL ORC ANTZ AT IONS who usually participate in the blanket tax and who wish for an ap­ for the year 1945-46 are propriation requested in their estimated incomes and expenditures for this year along with their proposed budget for the coming rear to the Students* A s­ sociation of fice before April 5 to turn Disc ussions will be held of the month, in the requests and notices of these meetings will be a n ­ nounced at that time. later ASSEMBLY CO lf MITT EE U N A P P R O P R I A T I O N S . v ersity Press. I fe e l that som e im portant points w ere d eleted from m y first letter for space. This is an im portant question and I w ould like to see other exp ression s o f opinion on the part o f fa cu lty and stud en ts. N ew York has becom e the cen ter o f publishing m ainly be­ cause it is cosm opolitan in na­ in stitu ­ ture. In other w ords, tional prejudices are not stron g enough there to destroy fr e e ­ dom o f expression. in By cosm opolitan, I do not n ecessarily m ean m etropolitan. Som e universities and colleges are cosm opolitan even though located tow ns. But sm all when you bear the words, “ I don’t know how much longer I w ill la st,” or “ You m ay be n ex t,” you begin to suspect. . . The produce o f a press would the be strongly in the en vironm en t here and S ta te. In fa ct, so stron gly that n othing but non-controversial or stacus quo m aterial would find aro publication. There t \p e s o f prejudices in the en ­ vironm ent that would in flu en ce those in power to the ex ten t that a press here could not com ­ pete with presses In more cos­ m opolitan centers on the basis o f solid content. effec te d by The U niversity o f Texas is no place fo r a press w ith the fu n c­ tion s Dr. Couch described until basic fa u lts are corrected. You ca n ’t have a rock garden in your back yard until you clean out the trash. P A T TAYLOR JR. Mr. C oney will take charge o f ; U niversity the o f C alifornia library on A ugu st I. He w ill leave A ustin June 15 for a two- m onth vacation before his new library which ranks job in seven th the U nited S ta tes and third as a research cen- ter. in size the iii to Com ing the U n iversity it has expanded in 1934, .Mr. Coney has had charge library during the years o f th e when from a library o f 4 74,000 volum es to one with more than 77 0 ,0 0 0 volum es. The library has moved from four- j teenth to th irteen th place am ong libraries | college and u niversity I during these years. Mr. C oney w ill be replaced by A lexander M offit, present a.s.so- ciate librarian, who has been on the U n iv ersity sta ff since 1936. Spell Reviews Latin Papers (C ontinued from p. I ) S c h r t i n e r , ” by J. E vetts H aley, f o r m e r in s t r u c to r iii history; “ Let­ ters o f Thom as J. W ise,” by F an ­ nie R atchford; and “ C ollection o f H ayne I/etters,” by I). M. Me- Kcithan. The Chronicle also includes re­ view s o f the new acq u isition s o f the library departm ents. In com m em oration o f th e 300th anniversary o f M ilton’s publica­ tion in d efen se o f freedom o f the press, Dr. Joseph Jones, editor o f the C hronicle, discu sses “ Areo- I i i . - M i i 55 5-29 l l . necessities 16. printer's measure 18. Odin's brother 21. public vehicles 22. highway 23. swamp 24. heavy mucilage 25 spreads for drying 27. independent Ireland 28. location 30. nostril 31. inclination 32. ancient, ascetics 33. pinch 35. m ost m a tu re 37. progenitors 38. declaim 39. loses color 40. Greek m arket­ place 42. New England sta te (abbr.) 43. Latin diphthong 45. also 46. energy (colloq ) 47. A siatic ox 49. upon 51. negative ^ O n Alert, Sw iss Report C H IA SSO , Sw itzerland, A ( I N S ) — All G e r m a n troops 3, N o rth e r n Italy have bee n a!er^ since 3. A. M. repo r e a c h in g this Swiss b o r d e r to! I stated tonigh t. could n o t be determii) the a l e r t w a s Ord el because the G erm a n s f e a r an | to d a y , L i e u t e n a n t ( j .* .) Bill C o n n o r and his w ife , the form er Janice F iles, have been s p e n d in g the w eek I with L ieu ten an t C onnor’s sister-in - w hether law, Mrs. S tu art Currie. It • • „ ....... m ost of the impor- L ieu ten an t Connor has been : m ediate Allied o f fe n siv e in the sj overseas for a year servin g on the : Po valley o r w heth er ( . ....... ...... .......... .. - - aircraft carrier E nterprise and has | was taken as a [ire lm inary m