THE D A ® r TEXAN (Three-day.UIL Invasion
To Hit Campus Today

Pr;c0~F.ive’C e ^ ” ’ A U S T IN rT E X A S “T H U R $ D A Y 7 M A Y 3, 1956

the Student N e w s p a p e r — First C o l l e g e D a i l y in the South

Six Pages Today 

NO . 165

VOL. 55

Block Smith to Retire 
As Secretary of Y

League History 
Told by Bedichek 
In Current Work

I Official registration for contestants will beefin a t 2 p.m.
The University campus will mushroom into activity at Thursday in Gregory Gymnasium, when lodging assignments 

Bv KATHLEEN JONES 

l l a m. Thursday as the forty-sixth annual state meet of will be made and rebates issued.
the University Interscholastic League opens

Initial competition will start a t 4:30 p.m. with Conference
A meeting of one-act play casts starts a three-day compe- A one-act plays in Hogg Auditorium, followed by four addi-

tition for some 1,700 high school students.

Winners of regional competition in literary , athletic, and 
academic events, and representatives of Texas high schools 
will attend.

tional Conference A plays at 7:30 p.m.

Speech delegates will attend the H. J. Lutcher Stark 
Debate and Forum a t 7:30 p.m. in B atts Hall Auditorium. 
Also in session at this time will be a tennis clinic featuring
in 

‘♦'Bernard “T ut” Bartzen 

ers in the F a r E a st, for w hich he I 
w as aw a rd e d the Czech W ar C ross I 
for se rv ic es in ev acu atio n of Czech 
soldiers* from V ladivostok in-1920, 
Since 1921, he has w orked w ith th e 
U n iv ersity YMCA-YWCA ac tiv itie s.

M a rc ia Lamb® in stalled th e new 
p resid e n t of YWCA, Ja y n e Upton.
Don W arren rea d th e pledge of 
office to F ra n k Cooksey, the new 
YMCA p resid en t.

O th er YMCA o fficers 

installed j 

Author to Present 

Book at Breakfast 

O f Meet Delegates

Bv WILLIAM CLAYTON

th e 

W. A, "B lo c k ’' Sm ith, re tirin g 
ex ecu tiv e s e c re ta ry of the Student 
C h ristian A ssociation, w as honored 
W ednesday n ig h t at 
in sta lla ­
tion b an q u e t fo r new "Y officers.
M r. Sm ith gave the first form al 
intention to 
an n o u n cem en t of his 
re tire W ednesday night. He has 
se rv e d as ex ecu tiv e s e c re ta ry for 
35 y e a rs. And for his o u tstan d in g 
se rv ic e he w a s p resen ted a com ­
plete 
I n te r p r e te r's 
"T h e 
B ib le."

set of 

The new s e c re ta ry w ill be I* ran k 
W right, w ho h as been g e n e ra l sec­
r e ta r y of th e " Y " at W ashington 
U n iv ersity . A d in n er w ill be given 
In M r. S m ith 's honor M ay 17 in 
th e T ex as Union

to 

He b eg a n w orking w ith th e " Y " 
e a rly . D u rin g th e F irs t W orld W ar, 
he o rg an ized 
firs t o ffic ers’ 
the 
YMCA a t Leon S prings. H e r e tu rn ­
ed 
the U n iv ersity , w h ere he 
rec eiv e d a d eg re e in civil en g in eer­
ing. a s a m a chine-pun in stru c to r 
a t the av iatio n ground school and 
la te r a t L ittle C am pus.
M r. Sm ith h eaded 

the YMCA 
relief for allied troops an d priso n ­

Reed B e n so n S a y s

BLOCK SMITH

G O F Farm Supports 
Right for US People

By 4 0 ANN DEATON

The Republicans- a re 

try in g

•Socialism will n e v e r w ork any- 
to w here ex cep t In h eav en w here you
need 

it, o r 

in H ell w here

help not only th e A m erican fa rm e r, 
joked,
but they are try in g to do what is 
from 1947
right for the People as a whole, p a r m {ncome declined 
,
said R eed Benson, 26-year-old son 
of S e c re ta ry of A g ricu ltu re Ezra until the R ep u b lican s ca m e to of-

don’t 
th^ y a lre a d y h av e it," he 

T. Benson.

H e spoke to a 

R ep u b lican s W ednesday 
" I k e ’s F a rm P o licy ,’

party cam e into power the D em o -•
crow d of Young Hee, said M r. B enson. When h is!
n ig h t on party’ ca m e into pow er the D em o­
c ra ts ' 90 p e r cen t p a rity p rice sup­
ports h ad built up a su rp lu s, but 

We a re n o t going to do some-

Y 

thing "that" w e w ill have 
la te r ” sa id M r. Benson, 
it
insure rigid price 
basto com m odities

w h at we will have to do if w e w ere spent by th e R epublicans i n 1

su p p o rts

for! reviewing the agricultural policy 

! of die nation.

th e D e m o c ra ts’ 

Mr. Benson compared the Secre­

Mr. Benson paid tribute to sev-
ta r y ’s flexible fa rm p rice proposals e r a i D em o cratic se n a to rs through- 
tn 
rig id p arity 
out his ta lk and S en ato r H olland 
price* . He said th a t w hen agricul-
said
i (D -F la.) 
tu re I* socialized, vee m ig h t as w ell 
ch eck off th e things in w hich we 
believe.

to re p e n t] they h ad p assed no leg islatio n to j T h u rsd ay a t 7:30 p
"a n d th a t g et rid of them , he said . M onths , v ersify YMCA-YWC

CA.

Stars, Planets 
To H ave Part 
In Power Show

w ere E ddie C han, v ice-p resid en t: 
A riel T hom ann, 
and 
H a rle y C lark, 

s e c re ta ry ; 

tre a s u r e r .

O th er new YWCA officers a re 
K a th e rin e E s s e , v ice-p resid en t; 
J e a n F ran k lin , s e c r e ta ry ; and J a r ­
r e d V ogan, tre a s u re r.

"E d u c a tio n a l C o m p etitio n ," 

a 
new book p rese n tin g th e sto ry of 
! the U n iv ersity In tersc h o lastic L ea -j 
gue of T exas, w ill be p rese n ted 
S atu rd ay m o rn in g a t 7:30 a. rn. I 
J a t th e an n u al S tate M eet d e le g a te s’ 

of 

the 

fre sh m e n ; 

C o-chairm en 

b re a k fa st in th e D risk ill Hotel.

'Hie 17th U niversity Pow er Show 
I and Exposition, to be held F riday 
! from 6 to IO p.m ., w ill 
include 
; exhibits and display* entered by 
sixteen different departm ents on 
the cam pus, plus work entered by 
the Texas H ighway Departm ent.

various 
for 
The book w as w ritten by Roy j 
co m m ittee s a re P a ts y M orrow and 
B edichek, d ire c to r em eritu s of th e | 
P a t
F ra n k M cLain, 
P u b lic I 
I U n iv ersity ’s B u rea u 
P a d g e tt and K eith P hillips, com - i Srhool Service, and will go on sale 
triunity se rv ic e; Joyc* H enderson 
jn th e x^riskill H otel lobby im m edi- 
an d T hurston B a rn e tt, w orld re- atrd y a fte r th e b re a k fa s t .M r . Bedi-
One of the m ain attractions of 
la te d n e ss g roup; G inny P ric e and 
the show will he the Observatory
Jo e M artin , public re la tio n s; N ancy 
.lo ca ted atop the P hysics Building,
r n t r 
P a g e , effective citizen sh ip ; G reta
R u th erfo rd . Study gro u p s: N ancy ! £ * * * P™** - t h e volum e seDs; » « w hich will he open from 7:30 to 
” t0:3°- The O b serv ato ry , built ’
Jo h n so n , r a c e re la tio n s: .Tulle P en n 
in 1332, se v eral y e a rs a fte r the P h y s-
an d R ebby G regg, p ro g ra m ; G ail 
i t s e l f w as c o m p l e t e d , 
G a rre tt, 
to E cu ­
rep rese n tativ e 
m e n ic a l Council; a n a Ja n e H en d er­
son, 
to U T R eli­
gious Council.

riv a lry as a m o tiv atin g force 
education and of 
in tersch o lastic 
com petitions as a m ean s of tu rn in g 
to ad v a n ta g e 
the stro n g co m p eti­
t i v e sp irit in h u m a n n atu re.

c h rk will au to g ra p h copies. 

i e s B u i l d i n g 
cost $15,000.

th e U n iv ersity

re p re se n ta tiv e 

P rin te d by 

of
. 

M r. B edichek w as for o ver 30 
y ea rs executive d ire c to r of the pio- ? f 
n eerin g o rg an iz atio n w hose half- 
j ce n tu ry of h isto ry he recounts.

Tr ibute w as also paid to M r and 

| M rs. John M cC urdy 
j Bill M u rray , a m e m b e r of the 
b o a rd of d irec to rs, 
then gave a 
sh o rt inform al ta lk on the purposes 
and ach iev em en ts of the " Y "

to develop 

c ra tic society.

The thesis of th e book is th a t the 
p a ra m o u n t function of public edu­
to give ev ery child an 
catio n is 
opportunity 
fully his 
cap ab ilities for being useful an d a 
1 resp e cta b le m e m b e r of a dem o­

th e m e m b ers 
recognize 
s pi ritu a l asp ect of m an and 
im p o rta n ce of th e sp iritu a l life.

In his account of th e developm ent 
of th e UIL, the au th o r d iscusses in 
d etail the c rite ria by w hich com -

"T h e sam e ch allen g e and need 
ex ist as tw enty y e a rs ag o ." M ur­
ra y said 
‘‘"The 'Y* offers a p hysi­
c a l fitn ess p ro g ra m and a m e n tal 
! bro ad en in g , w ith a stro n g b ack - 
i ground of m o ra lity and sp iritu al 
I a w a k en in g ." Mr M u rray urged 
th e
to 
th e petition*
tria l 
th e y have been 
tested , organized, and ad m in istered 
so th a t tim e expended upon th e m 
re tu rn s 
I will yield 
as 
th e b e st 
judged by accep ted 
edu catio n al 
; sta n d a rd s.
tw o 
j M r. B edichek h as w ritte n 
previous books; “ Adventures With 
a T exas N a tu ra lis t" and "K a ra n k - 
aw ay C o u n try .”

Bowman Series 
Will Close Today

h av e bern 

.and how 

. X 'c t T d G w 1 

The la s t le ctu re of th e "M a rria g e 
for M o d e m s" se rie s will be held 
rn, at the U ni- 

The topic of th is le ctu re is " F o r 
B e tte r or for W o rse ," the n ecessity 
of successful a d ju stm e n t In m a r ­
riag e .

May 5 Deadline 
To Pre-register

C onstellations an d planet* can 
be view ed by the sp e cta to r through 
four te le s c o p e s: a nine an d one-half 
inch re fra c to r, a three-inch M edi- 
dian tra n s it in stru m e n t, a five-inch 
re fra c to r, and a three-inch r e f ra c ­
to r. The skeleton (o r b ase) of the 
telescope w as designed by W a rn e r 
and Sw asey C om pany of Cleve­
land, Ohio, an d 
th e m icroscopic 
len ses a re by .Tarries B m ^ h e ar of 
Allegheny, P a.

V isitors to th e P o w e r Show will 
also see an au to m atic m ach in e 
tor-
puff c ig a re tte s, a m in iatu re 

" hip 

i"'»K i" a r V
lan d scap e, a ro c k e t ship lau n ch in g
a re a , and o th e r display* em p h a­
sizing 
"A u to m atio n 
th e m e, 
Through E n g in e e rin g .”

th e 

seeded 

Through a glass-topped fre ez er, 
to see 
v isito rs will be enabled 
rain . 
clouds 
O th er w e a th e r disp lay s will explain 
freakish w e a th e r co n d i'io n y su rh 
a s th e A ustin snow fall in N ovem ­
ber. 1955.

to p roduce 

P a rtic ip a tin g in th e show a re the 
Colleges of E n g in eerin g and P h a r ­
m acy , D ep a rtm en t of H om e E c o ­
nom ics, R adio-T elevision, an d th e 
U n iv ersity b r a n c h e s of A rm y, 
; N avy, and Air F o rce ROTC.

in p a rtic u la r. He 

D r. H enry B ow m an, asso ciate 
p ro fesso r of sociology, who h as 
b een th e le a d e r d u rin g the series, 
w ill conduct th e la st p ro g ram . D r. 
th a t S en ato r H olland ro se on the
B ow m an, before joining the U nt­
S enate floor and pointed out 
to
S en ato r H u m p h rey (D-M inn.) th a t v e r s ity staff, w as c h a irm a n of the
t division b f hom e and fam ily, as 
th e U nited S tates h ad surp lu ses 
well as p ro fe sso r of m a rria g e edu- 
u n d er the D em o c rats as w ell as 
I cation, at. S tephens College, 
th e R ep u b lican s. The problem , 
sa id S en ato r H olland, w as not going 
j U n iv ersity stu d e n ts a re 
to be se ttled by p a rty politics 
this 
alone.

invited 
to atten d 
lectu re The 
j pot-luck su p p er o rig in ally announc­
ed a s a p a rt of T h u rs d a y ’s p ro g ra m 
i h as been can celed .

la s t 

F o rm e r stu d en ts m a y 

fill out 
p re-re g istratio n b lan k s until M ay 
5, w hich w ill en ab le th em to re- j 
ceive th e ir re g istra tio n tim e notices 
I by M ay 17, E d sell B ittick, re g is­

tratio n su p e rv iso r, said. T hey will i 
reg ister Ju n e 5 at G reg o ry G ym -1 
nasium a t the tim e d esig n ated by 
th e ir re g istra tio n ca rd s, 

j F o rm e r stu d en ts who did not fill 
out p re - reg istra tio n 
form s w ill 
re g iste r Ju n e 4-5 in th e R e serv e 
I R eading R oom ac ro ss the hall from 
th e R e g is tra r's Office in the M ain 
i Building.

"T h e lan d is n e ith e r R epublican 
nor D em ocrat," said Mr. B enson, 
backing up S en ato r H olland s quot­
ation. "It resp o n d s to both political 
parties."

M r. B enson pointed out 

to his 
au d ien ce that w a r b ro u g h t p ro sp er­
ity to the fa rm e r and to the nation.
.

.. 

. 

, 

. 

H e lico pter to Rescue 
W a t e r Show 'Victim'

What Coes 

On Here

THURSDAY
TI — UIL one-act play*, D ra m a 

12—A rm y ROTC H onors D ay, In­

Building 103.

tr a m u ra l F ield .

I — E d O w en to a d d re ss Geology
S em in ar, Geology B uilding 14. 

3 

- T ex as-B ay lo r b aseb a ll gam e,

G ym .

C lark F ield,

MO R e g istra tio n for U n iv ersity j If « « * » * » > » "• w hn « * "•* to
In te rsc h o la stic L eague G r e g o r y I ta k e c re d it for p ro sp erity , he said, 

A special h e lic o p te r te a m fro m 

A com petitive sw im m ing e v e n t] stere, and o th e r an im als w ill he

th a t person m u st also ta k e cre d it G a ry Air F o rc e B ase will p erfo rm will fea tu re s ta r sw im m ers of th e shown.
fo r th e w ar.

a m ock resc u e of a victim from A ustin A quatic Club. Tho A ustin 
 
the
the w aters of L ak e A ustin S u n d ay !S k i Club w ill d em o n strate 
a t 2 p. rn. 
allow being h eld in conjunction w ith 
W ater Safety W eek. M ay 1-6.

then follow w ith exhibitions of fan­
cy skiing.

to highlight 

_ 

_ 

 

T he show 

is d esigned 

to help

The a q u a tic show will be d irec ted

a w a te r sa fe ty facto rs of co rrec t skiing and disp lay in th e pharm aco lo g y l a b . ; of an im als.

JOE HOUSTON
• • a universal v i e w

Photo by Paul D. Hope

Pharmacy's Lures to Include 
Aspirin, Morose Hepsibah'

in 

included 

"T h e Life of an Aspirin T a b le t" 
w ill be th e fea tu re d exhibit of the 
College of P h arm ac y 
th e all- 
U n iv ersity P o w er Show from 6 to 
IO p.m .

"M iss Pow er Show, 1953," a guinea 1 were not 
last year’s 
pig th a t h a s grown since she w as p rin te d p ro g ra m s, the d e m o n stra ­
tions drew a larg e crow d. A public 
" q u e e n " of the first p h a rm a c y ex­
ad d re ss system bellow ing ac ro ss
position, and now’ 
the
the E x p erim e n ta l Science p ark in g
la rg e st g uinea pigs known. A g ian t 
lot and a purple p h osphorescent 
eight-m onth snow shoe ra b b it th a t
The history’ of the asp irin from 
sign on the side of the P h a rm a c y 
w eighs 
two and one-half pounds 
I its original sy n th esis to the a c tu a l 
Building w ill help lure th e crow’ds j
m o re th a n its m o th er fro m w eekly
dispensing of the ta b lets, w ill be 
Injections of grown horm one will 
this y e a r
tra c e d by v ario u s d isplays in the 
be show n. A h e a rt in " s u s p e n d e d 
P h a rm a c y Building, V ernon A. 
m o tio n ," still c a rry in g on life p ro ­
G reen, a s s is ta n t professor of p h a r­
live
cesses although cut fro m a 
m acology, announced. The effect
of asp irin and o th er d ru g s on rah - j tu rtle h o u rs before, will also he 
bits, guinea pigs, 

tu rtle s, h am - on d isp lay

is one of 

in 

from 6 

All of th e ground floor en tra n c e s 
to th e air-conditioned b u ilding will 
be open 
to IO p.m . An 
inform ation booth will be set up. 
M em b ers of K appa P si, Phi D elta 
Chi, and K appa Epsilon w ill serve 
as guides for the to u r, w hich w ill 
ta k e from 15 to 30 m inutes.

S am p les of m a riju a n a , heroin, 
and o th e r n arc o tics w ill be d is­
p lay ed along w ith a d em o n stratio n 
the behavior

th e ir effects

on 

"H e p sib a h ,” a w hite ra b b it w ith

" H o m e r’s sy n d ro m e," w ill be on j of 

The condition h as been a rtific ia lly 
induced by v ario u s d ru g s so th a t ] show ” 
th e pupil of one of h e r eyes 

C andy lozenges, the 

h it of the 
last y ea r, will be given 
is ; aw ay free "w h ile they la s t ” in the 
this y e a r. 

lab ag a in 

Students to Hear 
J. P. Bass Tonight

c u r b w’a te r d ea th s a n d a c c i d e n t s by and em ceed by W ally P ry o r, W ater sm a lle r th an the o th er. An a s s o - ; dispensing 
I d em o n stratin g to th e g en eral pub- S afety C h a irm an , and will be held 
the
I lie th e c o rre c t tech n iq u es of m o to r in 

ciated case of ptosis gives 
to
drooping eyelids 

th e w a te r a re a betw een 

to add 

h e r
h e r

enc- of ntosis gives h e r * Some kids w ent through as m um

sailing, w’a te r LORA Building and B ennett Boat j m orose a p p e a ra n c e
and skin and Docks, The se atin g a~ea on 

Included 

the

the m en ag erie of 
ex p erim en tal a n i m a l s will be

in 

ib a n k will be free to sp e cta to rs.

as e rv e n or lig h t tim es la st y e a r 
ta b le ts," 
ju st lo g et m o re can d y 
M r. G reen said.

A joint m eetin g of th e A m erican* 
M ark etin g A ssociation and D elta 
A lthough the p h a rm a c y exhibits j Nu Alpha wall h e a r J a m e s P . B ass,
for
i A m erican A irlines T h u rsd a y a t 7 

San Antonio sales m a n a g e r 

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S W C Preview at 7

3 & 4— E d u catio n film preview ’* on 
“ E g y p t an d th e N ile," and "A 
F a m ily of In d ia ," Sutton Hall 
212.

3-5—E x h ib it of F in n ish a rt, E lisa- 

b e t N ey M useum .

ROIC to Honor 
23 Cadets Today

T w enty-three A rm y ROTC ca d ets j boating, canoeing, 
sp ecial I skiing, sw im m ing, 

4 C o m m ittee of E a s te rn E u ro p ean 
S tudies to h e a r P ro fe sso r John 
H az ard on "E co n o m ic Im p lic a­
tions of S trateg ic M a te ria ls Stock­
p ilin g ," T ex as Union 309.

4 D r. R alp h E m e rso n to talk on

receiv e a w a rd s 

w ill 
H onors D ay ce rem o n ies on the In- aq u a lung diving, 
t r a m u ra l F ield a t noon T h u rsd ay .
The b est co m p an y co m m an d e r
"M ech a n ic s of H e re d ity ," in bo- for th e y e a r will rec eiv e a tro p h y , 
ta n v le c tu re series. E x p e rim e n ta l and th e o u tstan d in g platoon le a d e r
w ill get a loving cup. M edals will 
Science B uilding 115.
go to th e o u tstan d in g sophom ore 
th e four A rm y ROTC 
ca d ets 
th e o u tstan d in g 
brftnces and 
to 
th e T ra n sp o rtatio n 
j u n i o r s 

sp rin g p a rty , Z eta house.

4:30, 7:30—-UIL on e-act play*, Hogg 

4:15 — Ashbel L ite ra ry Society 

in 

in 

A uditorium .

in 

C orps, th e C orps of E n g in e ers, and UT, Owls, Ags in Meet Here

4:45—Spooks picnic P e a s e P a rk .
6:55—"B eh in d the S cen e s," KVET. 
7 — S tudent A ssem bly b an q u et, 

M ain B allroom , T ex as Union.
- C h ristian Science O rganization, 
2328 G u adalupe 

7 D elta Nu A lpha and A m erican 
M a rk e tin g A ssociation 
to h ea r 
J a m e s P . B ass, W aggeries H all 
101.

7—Speleological Society.
7 — Texas-Rice-A& M tra c k m eet. 

S tadium .

___ 
T :30—T ennis Clinic fo r U IL w ith

- 

B e rn a rd " T u t" B a rtze n G reg o ry cbrector 
G ym .

th e Q u a rte rm a s te r Corps.

M edals w ill also be aw a rd e d to 
m e m b ers of th e pistol te a m and the 
I rifle te am and to the tw o fresh m en 

cad ets w ith h ig h est rifle scores.

Roberts Gets Fulbright 

For Study in Pisa, italy

D r. F ra n c is W. R o b erts, special 
in stru c to r in E n g lish an d asso cia te

B y N IC K J O H N S O N 
Ao'oeiftte Sport* Editor

be both re la y ev e n ts w uh T ex as! 
p erh a p s th e leading ca n d id a te 
in 
both. C e rtain ly in th e sp rin t rela y 
it will be T ex as as fav o rite, though 
th<- 40.8 m a y not fall.

It will be an ab b re v ia te d preview ’ 
of th e Southw est C onference tr a c k 
and field ch am pionships T h u rsd ay 
night when T ex as, T ex as A&M, 
and Rice sq u a re off in M em orial 
S tadium a t 7 p .m .
F o r h ere a re 

In the m ile rela y , how ever, possi­
th re e o u tstan d in g 
four­
bly 
th e conference a r e en­
som es 
te re d an d a tim e b e tte r th a n the 
3:14.8 re c o rd should com e o u t of 
the ra c e , T ex as holds th a t m a rk ,
it w ill be from a m o n g ; set e a rlie r th is y e a r a t H ouston,
th e co n fe re n ce’s

th re e m o st 
pow erful te a m s m the conference, 
w ith the possible exception of Bay-
lor, and 
th ese 

th e co n feren ce And T ex as h a s 

te a m s 

th a t 

th e 

the 

in 

viso ry Office, h as rec eiv e d a F u l - , 

field e v e n ts begin a t 7 p.m . b ea t T ex as la s t F rid a y in D allas

I n to n a tio n a l Ad- ] cham pionship w ill be d eterm in e d . ; 

tim e a t 3 :12.8. A&M, how ever, j

d u b . T exas brif?ht avvard to le c tu re in A m eri- an d 

7 :30 — E ag le P a ss 

Union 309.

7 .30- IL P C "g e t-a c q u a in te d " p arty 
an d reg istra tio n . U n i v e r s i t y 
M eth o d ist C hurch Scout Hall, 
24th an d G u adalupe.

7 :30 D r. H en ry B ow m an to 
" F o r B e tte r or 

tu re on 
W orse," YMCA.

lec­
for 

7 3 0 — L onghorn F ly in g Club. S. Hall 

c a n stu d ies at 
P isa. 
Italy, 
dem ic y ea r.

fo r 

the U niversity of 
th e 1956-57 a c a ­

D r. R o b erts h as 
in addition 

ta u g h t n av al 
science 
to E nglish a t 
the U n iv ersity and w-ac fo rm e rly
on th e staff of the V isual Instruc- 
bon B ureau.

201,

D r. H azard to Speak T h u rsd ay

7:30 — L u tc h e r S tark D eb a te and 
F o ru m fo r U IL, B a tts H all Audi­
to riu m .

8—P h a rm a c e tte s , hom e of M rs. C. 

C. A lbers. 2501 G reen lee.

8 — D r. E d w ard W. Com ings to 

sp eak on “ E x p e rim e n ta l 
to 
toque* 
A m eric an C hem ical S o c i e t y , 
C h e m istry B uilding 15,

a t High P re s s u re " 

D r. John H azard , asso cia te pro- 
fesso r of In te rn a tio n a l T ra d e an d 
T ra n sp o rtatio n , w ill speak to th e j 
C o m m ittee on E a s te rn E u ro p ean j 
Studies T h u rsd ay a t 4 p.m . 
in! 
Tech- T ex as Union 309. H is topic is "E c o - j 
Im p licatio n s of S trateg ic 

nom ie 
M a teria ls S to ck p ilin g ." The m e e t- 1 
ing is open to the public.

I

ru n n in g ev e n t— the 
the first
w i l l be a t 7:30 p.m .
440-yard relay -
It will be th e final a p p e a ra n c e of 
the w orld rec o rd T ex as 440-yard 
re la y te a m in M em o rial S tadium . 
One of 
fo u r—C ap tain J e r r y 
P re w it- is a senior and wall be
running hi® 

race a t hom e.

the 

'•amp 
took 

In a me«*t held e a rlie r am ong 
team * a t H oulton, 
(hone 
T exas 
title with 
the 
4 
points. R ice w a s second a t 461 * 
and AAM w as th ird a t IS3*.

Any of five m e et reco rd s could 
fall h ere and 
two m o re a r e a 
possibility. T ex a s m u st he e s ta b ­
lished as fav o rite but a v a s tly 
Im proved Aggie 
could 
m;*ke the te am title race in te re s t­
ing.
Among the re c o rd s possible will

group 

an d h as a g re a tly im proved te a m . I 
The one re c o rd th a t is le a s t like
to ' faH -g |n the 500.y ard dash>

. 

is 9.2, o n e-tenth j 
H ere th e rec o rd 
seconds u n d er 
the w orld reco rd . ‘ 
And stran g e ly enough, this m ark 
is jointly held by tw o m en C a rle­
ton T erry’ an d P e a n Sm ith both 
of T exas

The m eet 

in six ev en ts 

rec ords h av e been 
b e tte r 
this y e a r 
bv p e rfo rm e rs who will be h ere 
T h u rsd ay . B esides both rela y s, 
th e pole v au lt, low h u rd les, d is­
cus, and th e 220-yard dash re c ­
ords h av e been equalled or b e t­
tered .

Aggie Winton T hom as, one of 
the tri holders of the pole * aillt 
m a rk a t 13-8, has b ettered th at

m a rk 
Ja m e s ( ’la rk .

a s h a s his 

te a m m a te . 

Tn th e low’ h urdles, R ic e ’s Roy 
Thom pson h as tu rn ed in a wind- 
aided 22.7, two-tenth* b e tte r th an 
the 22.9 reco rd . He h as a 22.9 
w ithout the benefit of the w ind as 
w ell.

Aggie Bobby d ro s s h as throw n 
the discus 170-2. co n sid erab ly 
b etter than th e reco rd of 164-0, 
hut a 26-mile helping w ind aided 
the toss. His best w ithout a gale 
is U M .

Bobby Whilden, Texas* 

ace 
the 20.4 
sp rin ted , h a s equalled 
record 
the 220-yard dash , 
though he had a 20-mile wind at 
his hack. W ithout the aid of wind 
his hest is 21.0.

in 

Among the fea tu re s of this m eet 
wall be the re tu rn of R ice s H arold 
; G riffin to th e open 440-yard dash. 
He placed th ird in the NCAA finals 
in th a t c \ e n t as a sophom ore, b ut 
has been u sed a s a sp rin te r 
in 
I o rd er to be of m o re help to the 
I Owl te a m effort. T h u rsd ay , how- 
ever, he w ill be b ac k in th e q u ar- 
j ter, m a k in g th a t r a c e o ne of the 
outstan d in g of 
the evening. F o r 
besides G riffin th e re w ill be T ex a s’ 
Jon T o t/. T a v e r n Voight, and 
T exas A&M’g Bu! Hollow ay, all 
t capable of 48.0 or b etter.

I 

'The 

p m . in W aggener H all 101.
topic for his 

ta lk will be 
"T h e V acation and P le a s u re T rav el 
M a rk e t."

from 

M r. B ass g ra d u a te d 

th e 
U n iv ersity in 1941 w ith th e d eg ree 
of b ac h elo r of b u sin ess ad m in is­
tra tio n . W hile atte n d in g the U ni­
v ersity . he w as em p lo y ed by the 
T ex a s R a ilro ad C om m ission.

A fter g rad u atio n , he joined the 
P en n sy lv an ia R a i l r o a d in th e 
F re ig h t T raffic D ep a rtm en t. 
In 
1944 M r. B ass joined the A m erican 
A irline a s a ca rg o sales re p re se n ­
ta tiv e . In 1947 he w as appointed 
in San 
to his p rese n t position 
Antonio.

Forty Acres

note from JH in th e F o d d er rec to rs.

"T h e o th er day as my ro o m m ate

Sm ith is the son of the editor or 
the B ay Q ty T ritxine While em -
leas mg o u r g ara g e ployed by his fath e r. Sm ith w orked 
the news-

in all d ep a rtm en ts of 

W est Tw enty-third 

and I w ere 
a p a rtm e n t on

I S treet, we noticed two city g arb a g e p ap e r, 

tru c k s th a t bad conv erg ed at the 
sa m e point a t the sa m e tim e. Belli 
w e re try in g to g e t by a p ark ed 
c a r on th e n arro w stre e t.

"N e ith e r d riv e r would give 
in 
an d a b a ttle of w ords flew’. F inally
one of th e d riv e rs b ack ed up, bul 
ju s t enough to 
p ass. On the back of e a ch tru ck
w as a larg e sig n : 

"COURTESY COSTS SO LITTLE 

- Y ET PAYS SO MUCH!
"M ak es you w o n d er."

The new m an ag in g editor see* 
h is .job for the com ing y e a r a s one 
of o rganization and setting up a 
sy stem of rep o rtin g p attern ed a fte r 
professional n e w sp a p e rs’ b eat sys­
te m s. He said th a t he would tr y 
to in stall continuity to the rep o rt-

let tho o th e r tru ck j ing sy stem of the T exan by se n d -
ing a younger staff m e m b er along 
w ith old er 
th ey 
a re getting sto ries He said th a t 
u n d er this sy stem w hen a sen io r 
g ra d u a te s th ere w ill be an #>\peri- 

re p o rte rs while 

___

—BUD MIMS

i enced per sot* lo fill hi* shoes.

»

ROBERT H A N S O N 
, . , T*xai half-m iler

Gregory Gymnasium.

Interscholastic League P r e s * 
Conference delegates will m eet at 
7 IO p m . 
for a get-acquainted 
party and registration in the Scout 
Hall of the University M ethodist 
Church.

On the agenda for Friday morn­
ing are track and field prelim inar­
ies, ready writers contest, decla­
mation, double and single tennis 
prelim inaries journalism news and 
feature writing contests, slide rule 
conference, a general m eeting of 
Conference B one-art play casts* 
and golf.

ILPC to Hear Three 

M eeting 

separately on Friday 
morning will he the ILPC. Dr. Nor­
ris D avis, associate professor of 
journalism , and Russell W. Bryant, 
president of the Texas P ress Asso­
ciation, w ill 
Individual 
achievem ent contest aw ards will 
also be presented at this time. 

speak. 

Betw een I and 4:30 p .m ., broad 
ump and Conference B pole vault 
finals, poetry reading 
contests, 
tennis sem ifinals, journalism work­
shops. slid e rule com petition, ex­
tem poraneous speech for; all r(in­
ferences. 
journalism copyreading 
and headline contest*, typing con­
tests, and Conference B one-act 
play contest* will be held.

At 7 p m . debate contestants will 
receive assignm ents and a typing 
and shorthand conference will be 
held, followed by a Conference B 
one-act play contest, and a number 
sense conference at 7:30 p.m. D e ­
bate sem ifinals are at 8 p.m. 

Breakfast Saturday Morning 
A breakfast Is scheduled for al! 
delegates at 7:30 a m Satvrrday In 
the C rystal Ballroom of the Dris­
kill Hotel.

A ctivities for the rem ainder of 
the day w ill consist of second 
round golf, number sense contest, 
journalism editorial w riting con­
test 
shorthand, debate 
finals, one-act plays, and tennis 
finals.

typing, 

At the final general assem bly, 
TLPC delegates w ill hear Kenneth
Towery, Pulitzer Prize winner, and 
panel discussions of "N ew Wrinkles 
in the N ew s and Editorial Cam­
paigns."

Prior to the close of the m eeting, 
officers for 1956-57 wall be elected.
ILPC awards for papers will ha 
given, and winners 
the state 
in 
journalism 
contest w ill be an­
nounced.

Stark Debaters 
Speak Tonight

T h e D e p a rtm e n t of Speech wifi 
sponsor the an n u al H. J . L u tch er 
S tark d eb atin g co n test a t 7:30 p.m . 
T h u rsd ay in B a tts A uditorium .

"R eso lv ed : T h at th e fed eral gov­
e rn m e n t should g u a ra n te e h igher 
ed u catio n 
to all q u alified high 
school g ra d u a te s th ro u g h g ra n ts to 
colleges and u n iv e rsitie s" will be 
the d eb a te topic.

: and 

The co n test is open to m e m b e rs 
of 
the U n iv ersity v a rs ity d eb a te 
learn only. The firs t p rize is $100.
the second p rize s an d th ird 
are $75 an d S50 resp ectiv ely . The 
prizes h av e been given ev ery y e a r 
since 1926 by H. J. L u tc h er S tark , 
fo rm er U n iv ersity c h a • r man of the 
Bourd of R egents,

Tliis y e a r ’s fin alists, in the o rd e r 
, in w hich 
they w ill 
speak, a r e 
J im C lark , 
C am eron H ightow er, 
M ike B rim b ie, D av id S hapirc, 
Irvcn D eV ore. R o b e rt Ju n g m a n , 
B o rt A dkins, an d L a rry Haile.

D irecto rs of the co n test a re P r o ­
fessor T. A. R ousse, c h a irm a n af 
th e speech d e p a rtm e n t, and D r. 
D on W illiam s, d ire c to r of F o ren ­
sics. T he deb ate 
to th e 
public.

is open 

Smith Appointed 
Managing Editor

V aden Sm ith. T exan news editor, 
w as appointed m an ag in g editor of 
th e T exan W ednesday by the non- 
I ed ito rial co m m ittee of the Texa* 
S tudent P ub licatio n s B oard of Di­

 Softballers to Seek 
'Mural Titles Tonight

Bv BOB GREENBERG
T e x a n In t r a m u r a l C o - o rd ln a to r

Fraternity, Independent and Club 
Divisions xviii crown champions 
in softball games at W hitaker
Field Thursday night. The games 
w ill begin at 7 p.m. and w ill be 
full seven-inning contests.

In the Fratern ity Division, Delta 
Tau Delta tangles with Alpha Tau j 
Omega. This game is billed as a ; 
pitchers’ duel between the Delts’ ! 
Johnson and ATO’s Louis j 
Avis 
Carter. Both chunkers are unde- j 
feated in league play this year, 
They also are members of the 
U T SA M softball nine 

pitchers In Intram ural competition* 
is especially tough in the clutch. 
But the same may be said about 
Johnson, for in the Beta game he
had men on third base for three 
straight innings with only one out 
and managed to retire them with­
out a run.

This game w ill be staged on the 

south field,

McCracken and Brunette w ill 
meet to decide the 
independent 
; tite. McCracken gained the finals 
by winning their league without a 
defeat. Brunt'!to, however, had to 
beat Carden House twice, after 
losing to them once

The Delts, led by Johnson, edged j 
Ross V ick and his Beta Theta P i 
nine, 1-0, Tuesday night to earn 
the right to play in the finals, 

A IC h E w ill play L P h A for the 
Club Division championship, Both 
teams have about equal ratings 
and it should be quite close.

ATO ran past Sigma Phi E p s i­
lon 3-2, also Tuesday, to get their 
chance at the Delts 

Carter, one of the few lefthanded

The 

Independent championship 
game w ill be played on the middle 
field, while the Club Division teams 
will see action on the south field.

COLLEGE STUDENTS 
SUMMER W O R K

Our company needs nine men for an outstanding 

opportunity for sales and public relations. Employment 

from June I to September I. Good earnings plus cash 

scholarship at end of summer. Must have car. Assign­

ment either in Houston or W e st Texas. For interview, 

contact Student Employment Bureau, Pearce Hall 206.

IN T ER V IEW S: FRIDAY, M A Y 4 

I I a.m. - 2 p.m. and 3 - 5 p.m.

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Thursday, May 3, 1956 

TH E D A ILY TEXA N 

Page 8

Disch Day' Set for Today
Harry Taylor Goes 
A fter Baylor af 3

Baylor Cubs 

Frosh Face 

In Waco Tilt

W ith his two top pitchers on the 
Injury list, Coach Ja c k Trench was 
looking for a dependable hurler 
Thursday as the undefeated Texas
Yearlings travel to Waco for a 
return match with the stubborn j 
B a y lo r Cubs.

Gam e time is 2 :30 at spacious 

B a y lo r Field.

Howard Reed, 

the Shorthorns’ 
m ainstay and numbei one pitcher, 
suffered a minor back injury Tues­
day in a physical education class. 
The team physic tai, however, said 
that the big righthander may be J 
ready by game time.

A pulled leg muscle was troub­
ling Kenny Moursund, the other 
Shorthorn pitching ace, in practice ; 
this week, and he is another doubt­
ful.

E a rlie r this season the Yearling? 
had to erase a four-run deficit to 
gain a 9-6 decision after the Cubs 
hit Reed for four runs in the fifth 
Inning.

Depending on Reed’s condition, 
Coach Trench w ill probably call 
on a newcomer, Junious Kyle, to 
face the Cubs. K y le , a tall right­
hander from Orange, specializes 
in a side-arm sinker and almost 
perfect control.

The Cubs, owners of a 4-4 season 
record, were undecided on a start­
er with either lefty Baldy Houghton 
or Bob Cull]son, a righthander, 
_ 
likely to oppose the Yearlings.

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B t F D D ! E H U G H E S 
T e x a n S p o r t * S t a f f
Cellar-dw'elling Texas, 

far off- 
form from their predecessors of 
earlier years, try to accomplish 
Pitching has improved, although
what the teams of 1953, 1954, and
1955 couldn’t do: capture a victory Taylor ha? been rather brilliant 
most of the ?easor The bright
on their annual Disch Day. 

the Aggies and committed no ar- I 
rors. They continued their streak I 
against Rice in the first game of
their two-game series: no errors 
1 in nine innings.

I t ’s Disch D ay Thursday as the picture in the pitching department. 1 

Longhorns host the Baylo r Bears no doubt, comes from the perform- 
in a two-game Southwest Confer- 1 ances of Wayne G raham , and from
the relief stints of R ay Stauffacher 
ence baseball series at Clark Field, 
and Oren Buckellew
and Coach Bibb Falk 's charges 
have yet to take a Disch D ay v ic ­
tory in three years Game time 
Thursday w ill be 3 p.m.

Bu t to offset these improvements 
is Texas hitting. It may not be 
so dim, however, against Baylo r 
if the Longhorns continue their 
pace displayed during practice this 
week.

Young H a rry Taylor, an eleven- 
inning, 4-3 victim of the Bears 
earlier in the season in Waco, w ill 
toil on the hill for the longhorns. 
And ironically enough, his oppos­
ing moundsman w ill be Ja c k Good­
w in , the Bruin hurler who bested 
the Texas sophomore star in the 
eleven-inning tilt.

Taylor is 1-5 in conference play, 

Left-handed support 

from B ill 
Moore, Jim m y Adams, Eddie Ans­
ley, and Jim Brew er m ay shape 
into that long-needed power.

Although T exas’ 

leading bats­
man, third baseman Je r r y Good, 
slacked off from bis usual p er­
form ance against Rico, catcher 
George Gainley and G raham filled 
up the hole with several base 
knocks In the series with Rice last 
w eek .

three losses by one run.
Lettermen under the 

late W il­
liam J . Disch and members of the 
Disch fam ily are the guests of 
honor for the third annual event, 
F rid a y, in the concluding game
which is staged in memory of the
Longhorn coach of 1911 'through of the seric?, Texas will go with
Graham <1-2 in conference) while 
1939. Twenty of his teams from
B aylor m ay go with Je rry Mallet*, 
1915 through 1939 won the SW C
who gave up fourteen runs in four 
baseball championship.
inning? against TC G last week. 
Probable starting line-nps:

T O M M Y LeBLEU 
. . , Steer backstop

Big Times Coming 
For UIL Athletes

I Texas’ 2-8 conference record Is 

F rid a y morning at 8 o’clock the 
forty-sixth Interscholastic League
meet w ill get under way here as the w orst by a T exas baseball
the golfers tee off at Austin Muni- j team in history at this stage of
j the race. No Texas team has ever
cipal Golf Course. 
Links play w ill be followed close- lost more than eight games 
in
ly by the big track meet as the the SWC. Last year they were 7-8.
Fielding, which has plagued the
season, 

, preliminaries begin at M u n cip a lI 

throughout 

the 

F o r Texas: Eddie Ansley, C en terfield; 
W oodv Woodman second base: W ayn e 
Graham 
first bas'': J e r r y Good, third 
base: B ill Moore, left field ' Jim Brew er 
or Jlm m v Adams, right field: George 
Oatnlev or T e n o rv T.eBleu, catching: 
Jo hn ny Lo w ry, shortstop: and J la rry 
Ta v lor pitcher.

F o r P. av lor: Tom Anderson, senor d
rui 
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juXtJ?a< * o " v “r!
Jack Dav - right Held: Mien
‘S w v 5 " third" baseband

catcher 

If the Cubs decide to start Rough- Stadium at 8:25 a.m. Some of the Steers 

hitters, this year are Baytown, L a m a r of twice committing seven errors be- 

the Shorthorns w ill fill their powerful high school track squadsj seems to be looking better. After 

ton 
line-up with righthanded 
That sends Bob Verplank to first Houston, Pasadena. R a y of Corpus hind the pitching of Taylor, the 
base Ted Ferguson to second. Joe Christi and Highland Park. 
B a rk e r to third base. Don Brittain ! As has been the case for the last
to shortstop, Pete E m b ry behind 
the plate, K erm it Decker to left- 
field, Gareth Jackson to Center­
field, and Bob Boorchard to right- 
field.

few years, the relay events w ill be
the center of interest. No less than
six schools have run 43.4 or below 
in the 440-yard relay.

Some of the Individual stars who 
w ill shine on the cinders this week 
end are H a rry Moreland of F o rt 
Worth Arlington Heights, who has 
L U B B O C K , M a y 2 UP — Two run a 9.7 100-yard dash, hurdler 
Am arillo high school basketball Donald Beard of Thorndale, who 
stars w ill attend Texas Tech. turned in a sensational 13.9 in the 
Coach Polk Robison said athletic high hurdles last week, and Reagan ; Collegiate Athletic Association s
_ I J 
scholarships have been granted of Houston’s broad jumper Leonard CotBftcU Wednesday placed Auburn 
Gene Arrington, 6-4, forward, and Fawcett, who has approached 24 on probation for three years and 
- - ' — - 
warned the school that any infrac-
Hobert Echols,

Sandy Star* Headed for Tech

N EW O R L E A N S ,— The National

Associated Pre*

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j Steers went eleven innings against j.r-k'Goodwyn. pitcher

N C A A Slaps Auburn 
With Long Probation

lions during the period m ay lead 
to expulsion from the NCAA.

Auburn’s probation period was 
the .longest ever handed down by 
the NCAA. In addition the U niver­
sity of Florida and the U niversity 
of Louisville were put on proba­
tion—for two y ears.

Yankees Beaten 
By Tigers, 8-1, 
On Three-Hitter

N E W Y O R K , M a y 2 (IG-Detroll’s 
F ran k L a ry set back the New 
York Yankees with three hits Wed­
nesday 8-1 as the Tigers battered 
Johnny Rucks, R ip Coleman, and 
M ickey McDerm ott for fifteen hits : 
including a three-run homer by 
Fra n k House

M ickey M antle’s sixth h o m e r: 
leading off the ninth robbed L a ry j 
of his shutout bid but the defeat 
sunk 
into second j 
place, 22 p e r c e n t a g e points behind 
the idle Chicago White Sox.

the Yankees 

•

C IN C IN N A T I - T h e Cincinnati 
Rodless, who have used a home-!
run hitting binge to build up a 
six-game winning streak, cracked 
five more circuit wallops Wednes­
day as they whipped the Brooklyn 
I Dodgers, 10-6. Gas Be ll got two 
of the homers Wednesday night 
and W ally Post, George Crowe, 
and R a y Jablenski each got one. 5

ST. LOUIS — Pinch-hitter Alex 
Gram m as squeeze-bunted R ip Re­
p u ls e across the plate in the last 
of the tenth here Wednesday to 
give the St. Louis Cardinals a 10-9 
victory over the Pittsburgh P irates, j 
Forty-one players got 
the 
46-minute m arathon 
three-hour, 
which put the C ardinals back in ; 
| first place in the National League. 1

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Chi ago 
Cleveland 
M ashlngton 
Boston 
Detroit 
Kansas C ity 
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Boston 2. Kansas C ity 0 
Detroit 8 New York I 
Chicago at Bn'tim-ire ppd , rain 
Cleveland at W ashington, ppd., rain 

Thursday’s Games 
Kansas C ity at New York — Ceccarell!

(0-0) vs. Larsen (2-0)

Detroit a» T3oston— Maas (0-0) A'S. Su lli­

van (1-0)

Chicago at W ashington (night)— Pierce 

(3-0) vs. Stone (1.-0)

Cleveland at Baltim ora (n ig h t)—Scene 

(1-2) vs W ig ht (0-3)

St L e u ’*
! Milwaukee 
I Cincinnati 
i Brooklyn 
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Aga a pole vaulter who has 
soared 13-S this year, w I! he 
performing af Memorial Stadi­
um Thursday night as the A S M 
tracksters meet Texas and Rice.

Sports Notice

In t r a m u r a l h o rse sh o e m a tc h e s sched ­
u le d 
fo r W e d n e s d a y w ill he p la y e d 
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vs, N u x ha 11 (0-1)

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COLLEGE STATION — Officials 
of Texas A & M expressed surprise 
at action of the NCAA placing the 
Ag? on probation until M ay 14, 
1957.

“ There has not been a single 
case involving recruitm ent during 
the past y e a r,’’ said Dr. D avid I L 
Morgan, president of the college. 
He said that the college has lived 
up to rules and “ we w ill continue 
to do so.”

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Shreveport 1-3, Austin 0-7 
Fo rt W o rth l l Oklahoma C ity 2 
. Houston at San Antonio, ppd , v et

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 Shorthorn Tracksters Face 
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At N. Y. University

to avoid any more trouble before 
the conference meet 

The weatherman predicts partly 
cloudy weather Thursday, which 
should give the sun a chance to 
dry 
track and 
the rain-soaked 
m ake it fast by night.

Thursday, May J, 1956 

THE DAILY TEXAN 

Fag* J

Educators to Hear 
Talk by Moehlman

B y P A T T R U L Y 
Texan Sports Staff
The favorite’s role in the fresh­
m an division of T hursday night’s 
track m eet at Memorial Stadium 
m ust go to T exas’ fleet Shorthorns, 
but the opposition is coming from 
far and wide.

T exas A&M, Rice, Victoria Jun- j 
lor College, and the US Air Force 
Academ y will provide the compc- j 
tition. Tile “ junior b irdm en” of 
the 
all-freshm an Air Academ y, I 
roached by ex-Longhorn Byron J 
Guillory, a re coming all the w ay 
from Colorado Springs, Colo.

The Y earlings are favored In at 
least seven events. They have the 
fastest tim es in both relays, but 
will once again be without 
tho 
services of sta r sp rin ter Hollis 
Gainey. Gainey will be replaced 
by George Willis on the 440-yard 
relay. The m ile q u artet will be tho 
sam e foursom e which won in the 
Brooks 
Texas R elays 
trick. Joe V illarreal, W allace 

in 3.18.3 

Wilson, and Eddie Southern

In th e m ile run V illa r r e a l 

is 
fa \o r it < \ h a v in g 
& p r o h ib itiv e 
th is 
run a 4 :1 1.4 
in p r a c tic e 
th e 
y e a r . T ex aa proha his h a s 
s e c o n d h e st m ile r , to o , 
in K en 
Sax a g e .
Southern should 

the 120- 
y a rd high hurdles, with his chief 
com petition coming from G. F. 
Alsbrook of Rice, who has a wind­
b lo w n 14.8 this year, and Bobby 
I S-. ng ie ton of Victoria. Southern ran

take 

T e x a n

BRUCE PARKER, Texas fceshman field event star, who may be
n action Thursday night despite an ailing arm. Parker has thrown 
he javelin 218 feet in practice, although he hadn't picked one up 
ill this spring. Considered one o f Texas' best field prospects in

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Joey Brown Defeats 

Champion Bud Smith

B. BARRY HAYES
. . . o n e o f t w e n t y

opment. His pap er Is entitled “ Hy­
drogen-1 la logen F lam es.”

Dr. Anderson, who will be gone 
from May 17 to June 4, is one of 
50 US scientists who participated 
in a com bustion conference held 
by the sam e group last Decem ber 
in Liege, Belgium .

Tower Offices

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N ot fo r Long

R. Barry Hayes has received * 
Root-Tilden Scholarship for study 
at the New York University School 
of Law,

He is one of twenty men ehn«on

for the aw ards.

Hayes will receive his bachelor 
of a rts degree 
in June and his 
m aster of a rts degree in August 
before beginning 
In 
Septem ber.

study 

taw 

An honor student at the U niver­
sity, he has been elected to Phi 
Beta Kappa, Phi I ta Sigma, Phi 
I Alpha Theta, and Pi Sigma Alpha, 
; all national honor societies.

Seniors Visit Firms

Seniors m aking 

Fourteen senior pharm acy stu­
dents w ere am ong a group of 50 
p h arm acy students from Texas col­
leges and universities who recently 
visited drug m anufacturers in In­
diana, New York, and New Jersey.
trip were 
Jam es O. B artrub, Donald L. Beck. 
M rs. Alice Blackwell, Robert M. 
Blake, Robert E . Gvlling, William 
L. Johnson J r., Samuel M errill, 
Mrs. F thylee R. M u m m e, Travis 
Jam es Reddy, Clyde G 
Owen, 
Sansing, W allace W elters, 
John 
Hoefle, and M arvin E . Kuehner.

the 

Alumni Publish Paper

H. G. Schultze and J. T. Horeczy, 
recent graduates of the U niversity, 
now working with Humble labora­
tories 
in Baytown, recently pub- 
lished a paper in the A nalytical 
Chem istry magazine.

D r. Horeczy is in the field of 
acid catalysis and Dr, Schultze is 
in charge of studies in photochem­
ical and high energy radiation pro­
cesses.

Four Attend Convention

D r. O. B. W illiams, D r. V. T.
Sohuhardt, D r. Orville Wyss, and 
D r. C. E . Lankford, m em bers of 
the University D epartm ent of B ac­
teriology, played a prom inent p a rt 
in the Society of Am erican B ac­
teriologists Convention in Houston 
recently.

Dr. W illiams is chairm an of the 
Texas Branch Comm ittee, and D r. 
Schuhardt Is vice-president of the 
Committee.

Smith's Article Appears

C. Ed Smith J r., 1940 graduate 
in m echanical engineering, recent­
ly wrote an article, “ H ero're Some 
in Petroleum 
New Developm ents 
Pack ag in g ” which appeared 
in 
Oil & Gas Journal.

This 

article, 

featuring photo­
graphs of packaging m achinery 
used a t Humble OU & Refining 
Com pany's Baytown Refinery, 
is 
an excerpt from "New M echanical 
Developments In Petroleum Pack- 
againg” which Mr. Smith p resent­
ed a t the seventeenth annual forum 
of Packaging Institute.

Professor to Cive Paper

Dr. Robbin C. Anderson, profes­
sor of chem istry, has been invited 
to present a paper in Oslo, Nor­
way, before the Combustion Panel 
of the NATO Advisory Group for 
Aeronautical R esearch and Devel-

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cooled efficiency, $47. Separate 
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excellent condite rn 

1947 ALMA Trailer House. 25‘ 

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Arts Festival Begins Friday

Thurtday, M ay 3, 1956 

THE DAILY TEXAN 

^

Katie Steals Scenes in 'Killers'; 
Capitol C ro p Creates Com plex

“ T h e I^adv K illers,” now show-i 

ing at the Texas Theater, is prac­
tically a Who's Who 
in English 
Comedy for it stars that versatile 
actor A le c Guinness 
(who plays 
here a master crim inal), is w rit­
ten by W illiam Rose twho penned 
the wonderful ' ‘Genevieve” ), and 
Is directed by Alexander Macken- 
drick 
flawless 
(who made 
“ Man in the White Suit” ).

the 

And It should be noted that all 
their respective chores 
perform 
well enough. M r. Rose has con­
cocted a simple but amusing little 
trifle about a gang of criminals 
who steal 60,000 pounds with the 
in­
unwitting aid of a p e rfe c tly 
nocent old 
fouls 
them up so expertly that they 
I decide to do the dear old doll in. 

lady who then 

T h is cou ld get g o ry hut M r .
It a ll ap-

Mackendrick keep* 

SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
SI MMF R SE SSK*NS 
J one ? .V A es ie. 4 ; A a * . 6-S»-pt. I
N u m e r o u s c o u r s e s w ill IU* o f f e r e d In 
all d iv is io n s o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y - - g r a d ­
u a t e a n d u n d e r - g r a d u a t e 
F a c u l t v in c lu d e s m a n v d i s ti n g u i s h e d 
s o c i a l , 
p r o f e s s o r s . O r g a n U ed 
c u l t u r a l , a n d r e c r e a t i o n a l a c t i v i t i e s . 
C o m f o r t a b ! e r o o m s a v a i l a b l e On o r 
Is 
n e a r 
d e l i g h t f u l .
F j r B T I L E T H I , w rite to B r a n of 
S u m m e r Session . I D i v e r s i t y of 
S o n th e rn C a lifo rn ia . Los A n geles 7.

c a m p u s . S u m m e r 

c l i m a t e 

Western

lf Hts— S h ir t s 
S n it s — Je a n * 
J a c k e t s — S k ir t s 
Ladies* B a g s 
B illf e h ia 
G lo v e s — B e lts 
S h o e R e p a ir

p rn p ria te ly g a y . A nd a* the has* 
light-fingered one**, M r. 
of tho 
tfiiinne*.*, w ho has been m ad e up 
into a hftlf r r a t e d c a r ic a t u r e of 
H u m p h re y B o g a rt, p e rfo rm s w ith 
h is c u s to m a r y s k il l.
B y the way, the rest of his mob 
is Herbert Lorn, Cecil Parker, Dan­
ny Green, and Peter Sellers. And 
they do right well, but the biggest 
thief of 
is a 
seventy year old sweet thing nam­
ed Katie Johnson who, as the aged 
accomplice, steals the entire show 
out from undfer everybody.

'em all, 

though, 

I doubt 

lf an yo n e h as e v e r 
h eard of h e r he I ore, hut she Is 
o b vio u sly a sk illed p ra c titio n e r 
of the u n d e rp la y e d but d e v a s t a t­
ing h u m o r th a t E n g lis h co m ed y 
h a s a lw a y s had a t Its h est. And 
lf “ T h e 
l a d y K ille r s * ’ is going 
to he said to belong to an yo n e, 
it should he to h er.

And 

let us hope that she per­
forms this brand of larceny more 
often. F o r though we all may be 
accused of receiving stolen goods, 
the risk w ill be worth the pleasure.
—H A R R IS ( J R E E N

"O u r Miss B ro o k s” and 

“ The 
Steel 
Ju n g le ," the double-feature 
currently playing at the Capitol 
Theater seems to possess a "Jekyll- 
Hyde” complex -one is good, the 
other Isn’t.

In 

J u n g le ” 

the set p a tte rn 

struggle**, 
co m in g 

the b eginning, H o lly w o o d 
g a v e m o v ie a u d ien ces tw o t e r r i­
“ T h e 
ble ••Jungle" 
H u m a n 
firs t, 
fo llo w ed b y “ D u e l in the J u n g le .” 
A b an d o n in g 
it 
la te r produced 
th e w o n d e rfu l 
“ T h e B l a c k h o a r d 
sh o ck er 
Ju n g le .” W ith “ T h e B la c k b o a r d 
J u n g le ,” it looked as if p ro d u cers 
w e re g iv in g the “ J u n g le ” a d e ­
c e n t d e a lin g of the c a rd s . B u t, 
latest epic about c o r ­
Its 
w ith 
prison w a ils, 
ru ptn ess 
the aud! 
“ T h e Ste e l 
into the
en ce 

is sen t plun g in g 

J u n g le ,” 

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UIL Play Final#
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B y O R E O OTJDA 
Texan Amusement* Editor

One-act play competition in conference A will be on th® 
IIogK Auditorium stage beginning at 4:30 Thursday after* 
noon.

Admission for each session of four plays (excepting the 
conference A afternoon session which has three plays) Is 
75 cents for adults and 50 cents for students. Student tourna­
ment tickets for all six sessions are $1.50.

This is the 30th annual state one-act play context. Some 
700 schools entered the preliminaries this year; the 2.3 
which w ill appear in Hogg Auditorium represent the top 
echelon of state high school dramatists.

Conference B and A A plays will follow on Frid ay and 
Saturday also in Hogg, as 231 high school dramatists invade 
Austin seeking the coveted state championship in their 
1 respective divisions.

The largest company is 23 from Lam ar of Houston in the 
A A competition. Jacksonville is bringing but four. Lam ar 
was last year’s winner in A A when they presented the secoiid 
act of “ Our Town” by Thornton Wilder, an always-populaP 
state final play.

This year two schools— Floydada and Cypress-FaiThanks— 
i are presenting excerpts from W ilder’s play. Both are con­
ference A schools.

Thursday’s schedule:

1:30— Kenedy .......................... .. “ Sorry, Wrong Number*
“ Beyond the Horizon” (A ct I I I )
5:00— Grand S a lin e 
5:45— Floydada ...................................“ Our Town” (A ct ll)
.............. “ Three Rats in a Maze”
7:30— Brecken rid g e 
8:10— Cypress-Fairbanks . . . . “ Our Town” (special cutting)
8:55— Mercedes ........................ 
“ Fog on the V alley”
..........................“ The No ’Count B o y”
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Department of M usic.

G erhard Wuenseh will be a c ­
com panist. The program will 
in­
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Jo h n P a ssio n ” by B a c h : “ W iegen- 
lie d .” "N a ch t und T ra u m e ,” arid 
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‘’B lock" Sm ith, re tirin g 
ex ecu tiv e se c re ta ry of the Student 
C h ristia n A ssociation, w as honored 
W ednesday night at 
in sta lla ­
tion b an q u e t for new **Y" o fficers.
M r. S m ith gave the first form al 
announ cem en t of his 
to 
r e tire W ednesday night. He has 
se rv e d as executive s e c re ta ry for 
35 y e a rs. And for nis o u tstan d in g 
se rv ic e he w as p resen ted a com ­
p lete 
In te r p r e te r's 
"T he 
B ib le."

intention 

set of 

T he new s e c re ta ry will be F ra n k 
W right, w ho h as been g en e ral sec­
reta ry ' of th e " Y ” at W ashington 
U n iv ersity . A d inner will be given 
in M r. S m ith ’s honor M ay 17 
in 
th e T ex as Union

to 

He b eg an w orking w ith the " Y " 
e a rly . D uring the F irs t W orld W ar, 
he organized 
first o ffic e rs’ 
the 
YMCA a t Leon Springs. He r e tu rn ­
ed 
the U niversity, w here he 
rec eiv e d a deg ree in civil en g in ee r­
ing, as a m achine gun in stru c to r 
a t the av iatio n ground school and 
la te r a t L ittle C am pus.
M r. Sm ith headed 

the YMCA 
re lie f for allied troops and prison­

R eed B e nson S a y s

T h e D a

VOL. 55 

Price Five Cents 

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TH URSD AY, M A Y 3, 1956

the Student N e w s p a p e r — First Colle ge Daily in the South

Block Smith to Retire 
As Secretary of 'Y

e rs in the F a r E a st, for w hich he 
w as aw ard ed the Czech W ar C ross 
for serv ices in evacu atio n of Czech 
sold iers from V ladivostok in 1920. 
Since 1921, he h as w orked w ith the 
U niversity YMCA-YWCA activities.

M a rc ia L am be in stalled the new 
presid e n t of YWCA, Ja y n e Upton.
lio n W arren rea d the pledge of 
office to F ra n k Cooksey, the new 
YMCA p resident.

TEXAN Three-day UIL Invasion
To Hit Campus Today

Six Pages Today 

NO . 165

League History 
Told by Bedichek 
In Current Work

Auth or to Present 

B ook at Breakfast 

j Official registration for contestants will begin at 2 p.m.
The University campus will mushroom into activity at Thursday in Gregory Gymnasium, when lodging assignments 

By KATHLEEN JONES 

1 11 a.m. Thursday as the forty-sixth annual state meet of will be made and rebates issued.
the University Interscholastic League opens. 

Initial competition will start at 4:30 p.m. with Conference
A meeting of one-act play casts starts a three-day compo- i A one-act plays in Hogg Auditorium, followed by four addi­

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t i o n for some 1,700 high school students. 

t tonal Conference A plays at 7:30 p.m.

Winners of regional competition in literary, athletic, and I 

Speech delegates will attend the H. J. Lutcher Stark 
academic events, and representatives of Texas high schools Debate and Forum at 7:30 p.m. in Batts Hall Auditorium.
Also in session at this time will be a tennis clinic featuring
will attend.
i n

‘‘Tut" Bartzen

♦Bernard 

Gregory’ Gymnasium.

In te rsc h o la stic L eague P r e s s 
Conference d e le g a te s will m e et a t 
7:30 p m . 
fo r a get-abquainted 
p arty and re g istra tio n in the Scout 
Hall of 
the U niv ersity M ethodist 
Church.

On the a g e n d a for F rid ay m o rn ­
ing a re tr a c k and field p re lim in a r­
ies, re a d y w rite rs contest, d ec la­
m ation. double and single ten n is 
p relim in aries, jo u rn alism new s an d 
featu re w ritin g contests, slide ru le 
conference, a general m eeting of 
Conference B one-act play casts* 
and golf.

H J T to H ear Three 

M eeting 

se p a ra te ly on F rid a y 
m orning wall be th e ll JPC. D r. Nor* 
ris D avis, a sso c ia te professor of 
jo u rn alism , an d Russell W. B ry an t, 
p resid ent of th e T exas P r ess Asso­
Ind iv id u al 
ciation, w ill 
ac h ie v em e n t cont-'st aw ard s w ill 
also be p re se n te d a t this tim e.

speak. 

Betw een I and 4:30 p m ., b ro ad 
jum p and C onference B pole v a u lt 
reading co ntests, 
finals, p o e try 
tennis se m ifin als, journalism w ork­
shops, slid e ru le com petition, ex­
tem p o ran eo u s speech for, all con­
ferences. 
jo u rn alism cop y readin g 
and h ea d lin e contests, typing con­
tests, an d C onference B on e-act 
play c o n tests will be held.

At 7 p m . d e b a te contestants wfl! 
receive a ssig n m e n ts and a ty p in g 
and sh o rth a n d conference w ill b e 
held, follow ed by a Conference R 
one-act p la y contest, and a n u m b e r 
sense co n fe re n ce a t 7:30 p.m . D *. 
bate se m ifin als a re a t 8 p.m. 

B re a k fa st S atu rd ay M orning 

A b re a k fa st is scheduled for all 
d eleg ates a t 7:30 a m S atu rd ay in 
the C ry sta l B allroom of th e D ris­
kill H otel.

A ctivities fo r the re m a in d e r of 
the d ay w ill consist of second 
round golf, n u m b e r sense co n test, 
jo u rn alism ed ito rial w ritin g con­
d e b a te 
te st, 
finals, o n e -a c t plays, and 
te n n is 
finals.

shorthand, 

ty p in g , 

At the final general a ssem b ly , 
1LPC d e le g a te s will h ea r K en neth
Tow'erv, P u litz e r P rize w inner, a n d 
panel d iscu ssio n s of "N ew W rink le! 
in the N ew s and E ditorial C a m ­
p aig n s."

P rio r to th e close of the m e etin g ,
officers for 1956-57 will be elec ted , 
ILPC a w a rd s for p apers will b a 
th* s ta te 
given, an d w inners 
jo u rnalism 
ary 
nounced.

contest will be 

in 

Stars, Planets 
To H a v e Part 
In Power Show

The 47th U n iv ersity P ow er Show 
and E xposition, to be held F rid a y 
from 6 
include 
to IO p m , will 
exhibits an d d isp la y s entered by 
sixteen d ifferent d ep a rtm en ts on
in the D riskill H otel lohbv im m erii- 'pe ™ m pus plus w o rk entered by 

of 

the I n iv e i s ity 

, h„ b rea k fa st. M r. Bo«li. * 

T ex" s H‘E hw ay D ep a rtm en t.
One of the m a in a ttra c tio n s of 
the show will be the O b servatory 
UUUU11IR,
° f ^ n ii u a 
located atop th e P hy sics Building,
P r ^sJ- lh * x*?1“ n?e se,.ls | o r ) w hich will be open from 7:30 to
j q .jq 
in
*n 
1932, several y e a r s a fte r the P h y s­
ics Building itself w as com pleted, 
cost $15,000.

-pj^ O b se rv a to ry built 

and of in te rsch o la stic

i n 1 

U1C 

O f M e e t D elegates

th e 

for 
_ 

v arious

tre a s u re r.

secreta ry '; 

C o-chairm en 

O th er YMCA officers 

" E d u c a tio n a l C om petition." 

installed 
w ere E ddie Chan, v ice-p resid en t: 
A riel T hom ann, 
and 
H arle y C lark, 

O th er new YWCA o fficers a re 
K ath e rin e E s s e. v ice-p resid en t; 
J e a n F ra n k lin , s e c re ta ry ; and J a r ­
r e d V ogan, tre a s u re r.

a 
new hook p rese n tin g th e sto ry of 
the U n iv ersity In tersc h o lastic L e a ­
gue of T ex as, will be p re se n te d 
rn. 
S atu rd ay m orn in g a t 7:30 a. 
a t the an n u al S tate M eet d e le g a te s’ 
b re a k fa st in the D riskill Hotel.
. The book w as w ritten bv Roy
co m m ittee s a r . P a tsy M orrow » n d |M i [ h p l I d ire c to r em eritu s of the 
P ublic 
F ra n k M e lv in , 
P a d g e tt and K«.th P h illips com -I Schoo, S erv ice and w ill RO on 
triunity se rv ic e ; Jo y ce H enderson 
and T hurston B a rn e tt, w orld re-
l a t e n e s s g ro u p ; G inny P ric e and 
Jo e M artin, public re la tio n s; N ancy 
P ag e, effective citizenship; G re ta 
R u th erfo rd , study grou p s; N ancy ! 
Johnson, r a c e re la tio n s; Ju lia P enn ' S 
and R ebbv G regg, p ro g ra m ; Gail 
G a rre tt, 
to E cu ­
re p re se n ta tiv e 
m en ical Council; andT lane H ender­
son, 
to U T R eli­
gious Council.

riv alry as a m otivating force 
education 
com petitions as a m eans of tu rn in g 
to a d v a n ta g e th e strong co m p eti­
tive sp irit in h um an n atu re .

P a t ,University; B u rea u 

^ r - 1 ••‘‘dichek e v a lu a te s 

ch(,k w i„ 8ut ^ copjes,

re p re se n ta tiv e 

P rin te d by 

fre sh m e n ; 

w orld 

,

M rs. John M cC urdy 

T rib u te w as also paid to M r. and 

^ r> E edich ek w as D r o v er 30;
y e a rs executive d irec to r of the pio- j
Bill M u rra y , a m e m b e r of the n e e n n g o rg an iz atio n whose half-! 

I 

then gave a ! cen tu ry of history he recounts, 

h o ard of d irecto rs, 
sh o rt inform al ta lk on the purposes 
and ach iev em en ts of th e " Y ." 

Thp th esis of D * book is th a t the 
p a ra m o u n t function of public edu- 
to give every child an 
"T h e sa m e challenge and need ratio n is 
exist as tw en ty y e a rs a g o ," M ur- opportunity 
fully h isj
ra y said. "T h e *Y’ o ffers a ph.vsi- cap ab ilities for being useful and a 
cal fitness p ro g ra m and a m e n ta l resp e cta b le m e m b e r of a dem o- j 
broadening, w ith a stro n g hack- c re tic society. 
ground of m o rality and sp iritu al 
In his account of the developm ent 
aw akening ’’ M r. M u rra y urged of thp UTL- th e auth o r d iscusses in
detail the c rite ria by w hich com
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the m e m b ers 
th e i Petitions h av e been selected 

to develop 

im portance^ of th e sp iritu a l life . 

C onstellations and planets can 
he viewed by th e sp e c ta to r through 
four te lesco p es: a nine and one-half 
inch re fra c to r, a three-inch M edi- 
dian tra n s it in stru m e n t, a five-inch 
re fra c to r, and a three-inch re fra c ­
to r. The skeleton (or b eset of the 
telescope w as designed by W arn er 
and Sw asey C om pany of Cleve­
the m icroscopic
land, Ohio, an d 

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V isitors to th e P o w er Show will
also see an a u to m a tic m achine 
tor- 
puff c ig a re tte s, a m iniature 
im a g in a ry
landscape, a ro c k e t ship launching 
lria l >and bow 
tested, organized, and a d m in iste re d a r e a - and ° lh e r displays em pha- 
so th a t tim e expended upon th e m s' 7'nc 
A utom ation 
will yield 
judged by 
sta n d a rd s.

re tu rn s 
educational > Through a glass-topped freezer, 
to see
ra in .
seeded 
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previous books; "A dventures W ith | O ther w e a th e r d is ^ a y s w in explain
freakish w e a th e r conditions, such 
a T ex as N a tu ra lis t" and "K a ra n k -
as the A ustin snow fall in N ovem ­
ber, 1955.

th e 
as Through E n g in eerin g , 

visitors will be enabled 

the best 
accepted 

has w ritten 
 
..... 

M r. B edichek 

to produce 

tw o H ouds 

th e m e , 

Bowman Series 
Will Close Today

By JO AXN DEATON 

recognize 
"S ocialism will n e v e r w ork any- sp iritu a l a sp ec t of m a n and 

to 

j 

BLOCK SMITH

G O P Farm Supports 
Right for U S People

T he R epublicans a re 

to w here except in h eaven w here you 
in Hell w here
help not only th e A m erican fa rm e r, 
it, o r 
it,” he joked.
but they a re try in g to do w hat is they a lre a d y h av e 

try in g 

need 

F a rm in c o m . d e c l i n e from 1947

U T 
•a id R eed Benson, 26-year-old son
of S e c re ta ry of A griculture E zra until the R epublicans cam e to of- 
p arty ca m e into pow er the Demo-
T Benson. 
He spoke to a crow d of Young flee, said M r. Benson. When his 
R ep u b lican s W ednesday night on p arty c a m e into pow er the Dem o- 
e ra t* ’ 90 p e r cent p a rity price sup-
" I k e s F a rm P o licy ." 
"W e a re not going to do som e- ports had built up a surplus, but

* 

thin g th a t w e will have to rep e n t 
la te r ," sa id M r. Benson, " a n d th a t get rid of them , he said. M onths 
kl w h at we will have to do lf we w ere spent by th e R epublicans in 
th e a g ric u ltu ra l policy 
rig id p rice 
in su re 
baaio co m m o d ities." 

for review ing 

of the nation.

supports 

the D e m o c ra ts’ 

M r. B enson com pared Hie Seer*- M r. Benson p aid trib u te to Sev­
e r y * flexible farm p rice proposals erRj D em o cratic se n ato rs through­
so 
r
p ric e s, He said th a t w'hen a
lu r e is socialized, we m ight as well 
check off the things in w hich we 
believe.

out his ta lk and S enator H olland
-
u
sa id
in p a rtic u la r

rig id p a rity

c
r ia ., 

He 

g

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l

What Coes 

On Here

nor D e m o c ra t." said M r. B enson, 
backing up S en ato r H olland s quot-
11 — U U , one-act play*, D ra m a atJ°n- “ It responds to both political 

THURSDAY 

d..ii.** 
Building 103. 

n arties "

I Parties

12 A rm y ROTC H onors D ay, Tri- M r. B enson pointed out 

to his 
audience th a t w a r brought prosper-
h n M r an(1 to th , nation

tr a m u ra l Field. 

I - F d Owen to n a d ir * . Geology , , 

S em in ar. Geology B uilding 14.

MO - R eg istratio n for U n iv ersity If th *re is an y o n e who w ants 

to 
In tersc h o lastic le a g u e , G re g o ry J ta k e cred it for pro sp erity , he said. 
G ym .

3 

- T exas-B aylor baseb all gam e, for the w ar,
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Clark Field. 

i 

3 A 4 E ducation film preview * on 
" E g y p t and the N ile ." and "A 
F a m ily of In d ia ," Sutton H all 
212.

3-5—E x h ib it of F innish a r t, E lisa- 

bet N ey M useum .

ROTC to Honor 
23 Cadets Today

4 Dr. R alph E m erson to 

best com pany 
the y e a r will rec eiv e a trophy, 
the o u tstan d in g platoon le a d e r
loving cup. M edals will
4 15 _ Ashbel Literary- Society go to the o u tstan d in g sophom ore

"M ech a n ic s of H e re d ity ," in ho- 
ta n y le c tu re series, E x p e rim e n ta l 
S cience Building 115. 

talk on The 
for 
and 

will net a 

A uditorium . 

sp rin g p a rty , Z eta house, 

4:30, 7:30 UIL one-act play*, Hogg hr A nee* and 

th e four A rm y ROTC j
to 
the o utstanding 
th e T ra n sp o rtatio n
4 45—Spooks picnic, P e a se P a rk . Corps, th e C orps of E ngineers, and
6 :55—"B ehind the S cen es," KVKT 
7 — Student A ssem bly b anquet, 

the Q u a rte rm a s te r C orps.

j u n i o r s 

! ca d ets 

in 

in 

for M o d em s” se rie s w ill he held !
they had p assed no legislation to T h u rsd ay a t 7:30 p.m . a t the Uni- 

The la s t lectu re of the "M a rria g e aw ay C ountry 

v ersify YMCA-YWCA.

The topic of this le c tu re is " F o r 
B e tte r o r for W orse,’ 
the necessity 
of successful a d ju stm e n t In m a r­
riag e.

May 5 Deadline 
To Pre-register

P a rtic ip a tin g in the show a re the 
Colleges of E n g in e erin g and P h a r ­
m acy, D e p a rtm e n t of Home E c o ­
nom ics, R adio-T elevision, and th e 
U niversity b r a n c h e s of A rm y, 
Navy, and A ir F o rc e ROTC.

F o rm e r stu d en ts m ay 

D r. H enry B ow m an, asso ciate 
p ro fesso r of sociology, who has

fill out 
p re-re g istratio n blanks until M ay 
; 5, w hich w ill enable th em to re- 
been the le a d e r du rin g th e series, j ceive th e ir reg istra tio n tim e notices
by M ay 17, E dsell Bittock, re g is­
tratio n su p e rv iso r, said. T hey will 
re g iste r Ju n e 5 a t G regory G ym ­
nasium a t the tim e d e sig n ated by 
th e ir reg istra tio n cards.

' 
th at S enator Holland rose on th e will conduct the la st p ro g ra m . D r
! Senate floor and pointed out 
to Bow m an, before joining th e Uni- 
! S enator H u m p h rey (D-M inn.) th a t v ersify staff, w as c h a irm a n of the 
the U nited S tates had su rp lu ses j division b f hom e and fam ily, as 
u nder the D em o c rats as well as I w’ell as p ro fe sso r of m a rria g e edu- 
the R epublicans. The 
said S enator H olland, was not going 
to be se ttle d by p a rty politics 
alone. 

U n iv ersity students a re 
this 

problem , j cation, a t Stephens College, 

invited 
le ctu re. The

F o rm e r stu d en ts who did not fill 
out p re - reg istra tio n 
form s will 
re g iste r J u n e 4-5 in the R e se rv e

"T h e land is n e ith e r R epublican 

a < « p a rt of T h u rsd ay s p ro g ra m 

to atte n d 
pot-luck supper o rig in ally announce 1 R eading R oom acro ss th e 'h a ll from College of P h a rm a c y 

la st 

h as been canceled.

the R e g is tr a r ’s Office In the M ain ! U niversity P o w e r Show from 6 to position, and now 
Building.

IO p.m . 

j

H e lic o p te r to Rescue 
W a t e r Show ’Victim '

JOE HOUSTON 
. . . a universal view

P hoto by F aut D. H ope

Pharmacy's Lures to Include 
Aspirin, Morose

in 

included 

"T he Life of an Aspirin T a b le t" I "M iss Pow er Show, 1953," a guinea I w e re not 

la s t y e a r's 
will be the fe a tu re d exhibit of th e pig th a t has grow n since she w as I p rin te d program s, the d em o n stra-
the all- | "q u e e n " of the first p h arm a cy ex- I Hons drew a large crow d. A public
the j a d d re s s system bellow ing acro ss
the E xp erim ental Science p ark in g 
lot and a purple phosph o rescen t 
sign on the side of th e P h a rm a c y 
B uilding will help lure th e rrow ds 
th is y ear.

la rg e s t guinea p ig s known. A giant 
eight-m onth snow shoe ra b b it th at 
w eighs 
two and one-half pounds 
m o re than its m o th e r from w eekly 
injections of grow n horm one will 
be shown. A h e a r t in "suspen ded 
motion," still c a rry in g on life pro­
from 6 
live
cesses although cut 
live be open from k 
tu rtle hours before, w ill also be 

The h isto ry of the aspirin from 
its o riginal sy n th e sis to tile a c tu a l j 
dispensing of the tablets, will be 
trac ed by v ario u s displays in the 
P h a rm a c y B uilding, Vernon A.
I G reen, a s s is ta n t professor of p h ar-

from a 
m acology, announced. The effect cesse s although cut from a 
of asp irin an d o th e r drugs on rah- 
I bits, guinea pigs, 
's te r e , and o th e r anim als w ill be 

turtles, h am - on display.

is one of 

in 

All of the ground P oor e n tra n ce s 
to the air-conditioned building will 
The D e p a rtm e n t of Speech w ill
to IO p.m . An
be open 
to IO p m. An sponsor th e an n ual H. J. L u tc h e r 
in fo rm atio n booth w ill be set up. S tark d e b a tin g contest a t 7:30 p .m .
M em b ers of K appa Psi, Phi D elta 
Chi, and K appa E psilon w ill serve
and other n a rc o tic s will be dis- a s guides for the to u r, w hich will
played along w ith a dem onstration 
of 
the behavior 
of anim als.

"R e so lv e d : T hat th e fed eral gov­
ern m en t should g u a ra n te e h ig h e r 
education 
to all qualified high 
school g ra d u a te s through g ra n ts to 
colleges an d un iv ersities" w ill be 
the d e b a te topic.

S am ples of m a riju a n a , heroin,

T h u rsd ay in B a tts A uditorium .

ta k e from 15 to 30 m inu tes.

th e ir effects on 

Stark Debaters 
Speak Tonight

th a t person m u st also ta k e cre d it G ary A ir F o rce B ase will perform will fe a tu re s ta r sw im m ers of the shown

A special h elico p ter te am f r o m , A co m p etitiv e sw im m ing ev en t 

a m ock resc u e of a victim fro m . A ustin A quatic Club. T he A ustin "H e p sib a h ," 
" H o rn e r’* sy n d ro m e ," will be on
the w ate rs of L ake A ustin Sunday 1 Ski Club will d e m o n stra te 
th e pharm acology lab .
a t 2 p. 
•how being held in conjunction with : then follow w ith exhibitions of fan- The condition h as been a rtific ia lly
W ater Safety W’eek, M ay 1-6. 

sa fe ty fa c to rs of co rrec t skiing and display in 

to highlight a w ate r 

a w hite ra b b it w ith

cy skiing. 

th e I 

rn. 

The show 

is designed 

to help 
! cu rb w a te r death s and accid en ts by 
d em o n stratin g to th e g en eral pub- 
lie the c o rre c t techniques of m otor 

The a q u a tic show will be d ire c te d the pupil of one of h er eyes 

Candy lozenges, the " h it of the
last y e a r, w ill be given
in the
and em ce ed by W ally P ry o r, W a te r) sm a lle r th a n the other. An asso - dispensing 
y ea r,
S afety C h a irm an , and w ill be held cisted ca se of ptosis gives h e r "S om e kids w en t through as m any
to h e r as woven or eight tim es last y e a r
in 
I ju st to get m o re candy ta b le ts,"

is aw ay free "w h ile they la s t" 
this 

I induced by v ario u s drugs so th a t j show " 

the w a te r a re a betw een 

the drooping eyelids 

la b ag a in 

to add 

4 C o m m ittee of E a ste rn E u ro p ean 
S tudies to h e a r P ro fesso r John
H az ard on "E co n o m ic Im p lica- 
Bons of S trategic M a te ria ls Stock- Honors D ay cerem o n ies on the In- aq u a lung diving. 
p ilin g ." T exas Union 309. 

tra m u ra l F ield a t noon T h u rsd ay , t

j will re c e iv e 

aw a rd s in 

 -------------------------- 

co m m an d e r e \ A / / ' " N 

D 

* 

j W U r i B V i e W 0 T 

 

A 

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/

T w enty-three A rm y ROTC ca d ets boating, canoeing, sailing, w ater LCRA B uilding and B ennett Boat I m orose a p p e a ra n c e 

special I skiing, sw im m ing, and skin and Docks, T he seating a re a 

on 

the 

Included 

in the m enagerie 

of Mr. G reen said.

(bank w ill be free to sp e c ta to rs. 

 

 

 

ex p e rim en tal a n i m a l s w ill be I Although the p h a rm a c y exhibits
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UT, Owls, Ags in Meet Here

M ain B allroom , T ex as Union.

T C h ristian Science O rganization, 

2328 G uadalupe.

7 D elta Nu Alpha and A m erican 
M a rk e tin g A ssociation 
to h e a r 
J a m e s P. B ass, W aggerter H all 
IOU

7—Speleological Society.
7 — Texas-Rice-AAM tra c k m eet, 

S tadium .

M edal* w ill also be aw ard ed to 
m e m b ers of the pistol team and the
rifle te a m and to the tw-o freshm en j of th e Southw est C onference trac k 
and field cham pionships T hursday 
cadets w ith hig h est rifle scores.
night when T exas, T exas AAM, 
and R i c e sq u a re off in M em orial
S tadium a t 7 p m. 
F or here a re 

Roberts Gets Fulbright 

th e 

For Stud y in Pisa, Italy

B y MCK J o h n s o n 
Atocia*#* Sports Kdit«»r 

I be both re la y ev en ts w ith T ex as
th e leading candidate in
It will be an a b b re v ia te d preview- j both. C e rtain ly in the sprint rela y

p erh a p s 

m ark 
J a m e s C lark.

a s ha* his 

te a m m a te , 

In the low- h urdles. R ice’s Roy
it will he T exas as favorite, though T hom pson h a s turned in a w ind 
the 40.8 m a y not fall 
aided 22.7, tw o-tenths b etter th a n 
re c o rd He has a 22.9 
the 22.9 
four- w ithout the benefit of tile wind as 

7 30—T ennis Clinic for UTL w ith

B e m a rd "T ut” B ar tz e n , G reg o ry ! d ire c to r of 
G ym 
. 
7:30 —

D r. F ra n c is W. R oberts, special 
in stru c to r in E nglish an d asso cia te 
the In tern atio n al Ad- 
I visory Office, h a s received a Ful-

E ag le P a ss Club, T exas bright aw a rd to lecture in A m en - an(j 

U nion 309.

7.30 

IL P C "g e t-a c q u a in te d " p a rty 
and reg istra tio n , U n i v e r s i t y 
M ethodist C hurch Scout Hall,
24th and G uadalupe.

7 30 D r. H enry B ow m an 

to 
" F o r B e lte r or 

tu re on 
W o rse," YMCA,

lec­
for 

7 30 Longhorn F lying Club, S. Hall 

201.

can studies a t 
Pisa, 
Ita ly , 
dem ic y ea r.

for 

the U niversity of 
the 1956-57 a c a ­

D r. R obert* has 
in addition 

taught naval 
science 
to E nglish at 
the U n iv ersity and w as fo rm erly 
on ihe staff of the Visual In stru c ­
tion B ureau.

H r. H a z a r d to S p eak T h u r s d a y

C. A lbers, 2501 G reenlee.

7:30 — L utcher S tark D eb a te and 
F o ru m for U IL, B a tts H all Audi­
to riu m .

JU -P h a rm a ce tte s, hom e of M rs. C.

8 — D r. E dw ard W. C om ings to Studies T h u rsd a y a t 4 p m . 

Dr. John H azard , asso cia te pro­
fessor of In tern atio n al T ra d e and 
T ra n sp o rtatio n , will speak to the 
C om m ittee on E a ste rn E u ro p ean
in 
sp eak on " E x p e rim e n ta l Tech- T exas Union 309. His topic is "K eo- 
Im plications of S trateg ic 
niqucs 
A m erican C hem ical S o c i e t y , M aterials S tockpiling," The m eet- 
Qiem istry Building 15, 

i mg I* open to the public.

at High P re s s u re " 

to nom ir 

in 

bly 

th e 

th a t 

te am s 

I sonics 

th re e most 

the conference And T ex as h a s 

In the m ile relay, how ever, possi 
th re e outstanding
the conference a r e en-
toned and a tim e b e tte r th a n the 
pow erful te am s in the conference, t 3:14.8 rec o rd should com e out of 
w’lth the possible excep tio n of Bay- j the r a c e . T exas holds th a t m a rk , 
it will be from am ong set e a r lie r this y e a r a t H ouston. 
lor, and 
the co n fe re n ce’s
th e se 
cham pionship w ill he determ ined. 
best tim e a t 3:12,8. AAM, how ever, 
T he field ev e n ts begin a t 7 p m. 
beat T ex as la st F rid a y 
in D allas 
the
and ha* a g re a tly im proved te a m , 
440-yard relay will he a t 7:30 p.m . 
T he one rec o rd th a t is le a st like­
It will be the final a p p e a ra n c e of 
ly to fall is in the 100-yard dash. 
the w orld record T exas 440-yard 
is 9.2, one-tenth 
H ere 
rela y te a m in M em orial Stadium . 
record. 
seconds under 
the 
One of 
Je rry 
four C ap tain 
And stra n g e ly enough, 
this m a rk 
P re w it 
is a senior and will be 
is jointly held by two m en C a rle ­
running his last rac e a t hom e 
ton T e rry and D ean S m ith both 
of T exas.

ru n n in g event 

ihe record 

the w'orld 

fjrst 

In a m e e t held e a r l i e r a m o n g 
t e a m s a t H ouston, 
the*e s a m e 
T e x a s 
title with UM* 
th e 
took 
points. R ice w a s se c o n d a t IS1 j 
a n d AAM w ax th i r d a t !$*<.

Any of five m e e t r e c o r d s could 
fall h e r e a n d 
tw o m o r e a r e a 
po ssib ility . T e x a s m u s t be e s t a b ­
lished a s f a v o r ite hut a v a stly 
im p r o v e d A ggie 
could 
m a k e the te a m title r a c e i n t e r e s t ­
ing.

g ro u p 

A m o n g th* re c o r d * p o ss ib le will

T h e m e e t 

re c o r d s h a v e 

In six e v e n ts 

Iwen 
b e t t e r 
th is y e a r 
by p e r f o r m e r s who will be h e r e 
r e l a y s , 
T h u r s d a y . B esid es both 
th e pole v a u lt, low h u r d l e s , d i s ­
c u s , a n d th e 220-yard d a s h r e c ­
o rd* h a v e lieen e q u a lle d o r b e t ­
t e r e d .

A g g i e H in to n T h o m a s o ne of 
t h e tri b id d e r s o f t h e 
\ aillt 
mark at 13-8, has bettered that

|» o le 

well.

Aggie Bobby G ro ss has throw n 
170-2, 
c o n s i d e r a b l y 
th e d is c u s 
I le tte r t h a n 
th e re c o rd of I RUO, 
hut a 26-m ile h elping wind a id e d 
th e his s. H is I lest without a g a le 
is ISI I.

in 

B obby U h i h l e n , T e x a s ’ 

axe 
the 20.1 
sp r in te d , h a s e qu alled 
re c o r d 
th e 220 y a rd d a s h , 
tho ug h he h a d a 20 mile wind a t 
his lotck. H l t h o u t the ald of w in d 
Ids b e s t Is 21.0.
Among tho fea tu re s of this m eet 
will be the re tu rn of Rice s H arold 
Griffin to the open 440-yard d ash . 
He placed th ird in the NCAA finals 
in that ev e n t a s a sophom ore, but, 
has been used a* a sp rin te r 
In 
o rd er to be of m ore help to the 
Owl te a m effort. T hursday, how ­
ever, he w ill he back in the q u a r ­
ter, m a k in g th a t rac e one of th e 
outstanding of 
the evening. For 
besides G riffin th ere will be Texas* 
Jon Tot/., L a v e r n Voight, and 
T exas AAM s Rill Holloway, ail 
ca p a b le of 18.0 o r b ette r.

ROBERT HANSON 
. . . T r i a l half-miler

Students to Hear 
J. P. Bass Tonight

The c o n te st is open to m em ber* 
of 
th e U n iv ersity v a rsity deb ate 
team only. Tile first prize Us 5100, 
and 
the second prizes and third 
a r e $75 a n d $50 respectiv ely. The 
A joint m eeting of the A m erican J prizes h a v e been given e v e ry y e a r 
M arketin g A ssociation and D elta since 1926 by H. J. L u tc h er S ta rk . 
Nu Alpha will h e a r J a m e s P Bass, 
form er U niversity ch a irm a n of the 
San Antonio sales m a n a g e r 
A m erican Airline; T h u rsd a y at 7 
p rn 

This y e a r ’s finalists, in the order 
speak, are
ta lk will be C am ero n H ightow er, Jim C lark , 
; "T h e V acation and P le a s u re T r a v e l; M ike B rim b le, D avid S h ap irc, 
J Irven D eV ore, R obert Ju n g m a n ,

in W aggoner H all 101. 

for Board of R egents.

topic for his 

they will 

in w hich 

M a rk e t.’’ 

The 

Mr. B ass g rad u a ted 

from 

the B e rt A dkins, and L a rry H aile. 

U n iv ersity in 1941 w ith th e degree 
D irec to rs of the contest a r e P ro ­
of bachelor of b u sin e ss adrninis- fcssor T. A. Rousse, c h a irm a n ag
tra tio n . While atte n d in g 
the Uni­
th e sp eech d ep artm en t, a n d D r . 
v ersity , he w as em ploy ed by the 
Don W illiam s, d irec to r of F o r e n ­
T ex a s R ailroad C om m ission
sics. T he d eb ate 
to th e
public.

is op en 

A fter graduation, he joined the 
P en n sy lv a n ia R a i l r o a d in the 
F re ig h t T raffic D e p a rtm e n t. 
In 
1941 Mr. Bass joined th e A m erican 
A irline as a c a rg o sa le s re p re se n ­
ta tiv e , In 1947 he w as appointed 
to his present position 
in San 
A ntonio.

Forty Acres

Smith Appointed 
Managing Editor

V aden S m ith. Texan news editor, 
w as ap p o in ted m anaging ed ito r of 
the T ex a n W ednesday by the non- 
ed itorial co m m ittee of the T ex a s 
S tudent P ub licatio n s Board of Dt- 

A note from JH in th e F odder re c to rs, 

b o x : 

trying 

I w ere 

in all d e p a rtm e n ts of 

"T h e other day a s m y reo m m ate 

S m ith is the son of the ed ito r of
the B ay C ity Tribune While em - 
leas ing o u r garag e ployed by his father. Sm ith w o rk ed 
the news- 

an d 
a p a rtm e n t on West T w enty-third 
S treot, we noticed tw o city g arbag e p ap er.
tru c k s th at had con v erg ed at the 
The new* managing editor see* 
sa m e point at the sa m e tim e Both his job for the coming y e a r as one 
to get by a parked of organization and setting up a 
w e re 
sy stem of reporting patterned after
ca r on the narrow s tre e t. 
in professional newspapers’ beat sy s- 
and a battle of w ords flew . Finally terns. He said that he would try 
to install continuity to the report- 
ing sy stem of the Texan by Band­
ing a younger staff m em ber along 
they
with older reporters while 
"COURTESY COSTS SO LITTLE ' are getting stories. He said that 
u n der this system when a senior
YET PAYS SO M U CH ! 
graduates there will be an experi-
"M akes you w o n d er." 

| one of the d riv ers b ac k ed up. but 
j ju s t enough to let th e o th e r truck 
pass. On the back of each truck 
w as a large sign: 

"N e ith e r d riv er w ould give 

j 

—BUD MIMS I ©need person to fill hi* shoes.

 Thursday, May 3, 1954 

THE DAILY TEXAN 

Page 2

Disch Day' Set for Today

■A* i f

Harry Taylor Goes 

A fter Baylor at 3

Cellar-dwelling Texas, 

B r E D D I E H U G H E S 
Te*»n Sport* staff 

the Aggies and committed no *r-
rors. They continued their streak
far off- against Rice in the first game of 
form from their predecessors of their two-game series: no errors 
earlier years, try' to accomplish ! in nine innings, 
what the teams of 1953, 1954, and 
1955 couldn’t do: capture a victory Taylor has been rather brilliant
on their annual Disch Day. 

Pitching has improved, although 

Longhorns host the Baylo r Bears no doubt, comes from the perform-; 
in a two-game Southwest Confer­
ence baseball series at Clark Field, 
and Coach Bibb Falk 's charges 
have yet to take a Disch D ay v ic­
tory in three years Game time 
Thursday w ill be 3 p.m.

ances of Wayne Graham , and from 
the relief stints of R a y Stauffacher 
and Oren Buekellew 

Bu t to offset these improvements 
is Texas hitting. It m ay not be 
so dim, however, against Baylo r 
if the Longhorns continue their

Young H a rry Taylor, an eleven-

I f s Disch D ay Thursday as 

the picture in the pitching department, j of his% hutout 

most of the season Tile b rig h t; loadinc off the ninth rohhed 

Yankees Beaten 
By Tigers, 8-1, 
On Three-Hitter

N E W Y O R K , M ay 2 (JA- Detroit’s 
Fra n k Ln ry set back 
the New 
York Yankees with three hits Wed­
nesday 8-1 as the Tigers battered 
Johnny Rucks, Rip Coleman, and 
M ickey McDermott for fifteen hits 
including a three-run homer by 
F ra n k House.

M ickey M antle’? sixth homer
T nrv

hid but 

thff Yankees 

the defeat
info second
place. 22 percentage points behind 
the idle Chicago White Sox.

C IN C IN N A T I — T h e Cincinnati 
Redlegs, who have used a home- 
run hitting binge to build up a 
six-game winning streak, cracked 
five more circuit wallops Wednes­
day as they whipped the Brooklyn

T O M M Y LeBLEU 
. . . Steer backstop

Big Times Coming 
For UIL Athletes

# 

l i ‘ 

from B ill

Although Texas’ 

Left-handed support 

three losses by one run.

inning, 4-3 victim of the Bears pace displayed during practice this 
earlier in the season in Waco, w ill week.
toil on the hill for the Longhorns. 
And ironically enough, his oppos-1 Moore, Jim m y Adams, Eddie Ans- ^fnd^ erS’ 10 K 
ing moundsman w ill be Ja c k Good 
wyn. the Bruin hurler who bested 
the Texas sophomore star in the 
eleven-inning tilt.

le v , nnd Jim B r e w e r m a y sh a p e 
into that long-needed power. 

(-*l’s ,Br!1, pot tv, a
m e t s \ f n o s d a y n ia a f 
T^ aiiyT PosL George Crewe,
leading bats- anc* ^ ay Jablenski each got one. 

Taylor is 1-5 in conference play, 

man, third baseman Je r r y Good, 
ST. L O U IS — Pinch-hittor Alex 
slacked off from his usual per- 
formance against Rice, catcher | Gram m as squeeze-bunted R ip Ite-
Lettermen under the late Wil- George Gainley and G raham filled pu ski across the plate in the last
the hole with several base I of the tenth here Wednesday to 
up 
knocks In the scries with Rice last Rive the St. Louis Cardinals a 10-9
victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. 
w e e k .
Forty-one players got 
the 
three-hour, 46-minute marathon 
which put the Cardinals bark in 
first place In the National League.

Ham J . Disch and members of the 
Disch fam ily are the guests of 
honor for the third annual event, 
which is staged in m e m o r y of the 
Longhorn coach of 1911 through 
1939. Twenty 
1915 through 
baseball championship.

Frid a y, in the concluding game 
of the series, Texas w ill go with 
of his teams from Graham (1-2 in conference) while 
1939 won the SW C B a v lo r may go with Je r r y Mallett, 
who gave up fourteen runs in four 
Innings against T C U last week. 
P ro b a b le *tartinir llnn-ups:

into 

•

Links play w ill be followed close­

F rid a y morning at 8 o’clock the 
forty-sixth Interscholastic League 
meet will get under way here as 
the golfers tee off at Austin M uni­
cipal Golf Course.

Texas’ 2-8 conference record Is 
the worst by a Texas baseball 
team in history at this stage of 
the race. No Texas team has ever 
in
lost more than eight games 
ly by the big track meet as the | the SWC. Last y e a r they were 7-8. 
Fielding, which has plagued the 
preliminaries begin at Muncipal 
Stadium at 8:25 a m. Some of the Steers 
season, 
powerful high school track squads j seems to be looking better. After 
this year are Baytown, La m ar of twice committing seven errors be- 
j Houston, Pasadena, R a y of Corpus hind the pitching of Taylor, the 
j Steers went eleven innings against

Christi and Highland Park. 

throughout 

the 

F o r T exas: Ed d ie A n sley, Centerfield: 
W o o d v W ood m an, second base: W a y n e 
G raham , first base: J e r r y Good, th ird 
base: B il l Moore, left fie ld : J i m B re w e r 
or j im m y Adams, rig h t fie ld : George 
G a ln le v br T o m m y L e B ie u . catchin g : 
Jo h n n y L o w ry , sh o rtstop ; and H a r ry 
T a y lo r, pitcher.

F o r Ravlo r- Tom Anderson, second 
base: Don B e rry , 
fir s t base W a y n e 
C o n n a lly , shortstop: B o b b y Ja c k O liver, 
Ja c k Davis, rig h t fie ld : A llen 
catcher 
Liens, 
left fie ld : B u n H a rris . Center­
fie ld : D o yle T ra y lo r, th ird base; and 
Ja c k G oodw yn. pitcher.

As has been the case for the last 
few years, the relay events w ill be 
the center of interest. No less than j 
six schools have run 43.4 or below | 
in the 440-yard relay.

Some of the individual stars who 
w ill shine on the cinders this week 
end are H a rry Moreland of F o r t ! 
j Worth Arlington Heights, who has 
I run a 9.7 100-yard dash, hurdler 
Donald Beard of Thorndale, who j 
N E W O R L E A N S — The National
turned in a sensational 13.9 in the 
high hurdles last week, and Reagan Collegiate Athletic Association's 
j of Houston’s broad jumper Leonard Council Wednesday placed Auburn 
Fawcett, who has approached 24 on probation for three years and 
warned Ute school that any infrac-
feet. 

B y T h e Associated P re **

N C A A Slaps Auburn 
With Long Probation

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W IN T O N T H O M A S , Texas
A g g ie pole vaulter who has 
soared 13-# this year, will be 
performing at Memorial Stad i­
um Thursday night as the A & M 
tracksters meet Texas and Rice.

Sports Notice

I n t r a m u r a l h o r s e s h o e m a t c h e s sched­
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With his two top pitchers on the 
injury list, Coach Ja c k Trench was 
looking for a dependable hurler 
Thursday as the undefeated Texas 
Yearlings travel to W aco for a 
return match with the stubborn 
B aylo r Cubs.

Game time is 2:30 at spacious 

Baylo r Field.

Howard Reed, the Shorthorns’ 
mainstay and number one pitcher, 
suffered a minor back injury Tues­
day in a physical education class. 
Tire team physician however, said 
that the big righthander m ay be 
ready by game time.

A pulled leg muscle was troub­
ling Kenny Moursund, the other 
Shorthorn pitching ace, in practice 
this week, and he is another doubt­
ful.

E a rlie r this season the Yearlings 
had to erase a four-run deficit to 
gain a 9-6 decision after the Cubs 
hit Reed for four runs in the fifth 
Inning.

Depending on Reed’s condition, 
Coach Trench will probably call 
on a newcomer, Junious Kyle, to 
face the Cubs. Kyle, a tall right­
hander from Orange, specializes 
in a side-arm sinker and almost 
perfect control.

The Cubs, owners of a 4-4 season 
record, were undecided on a start­
er with either lefty Rudy Roughton 
or Bob Cullison, a righthander, 
likely to oppose the Y'earlings.

If the Cubs decide to start Rough­
ton, the Shorthorns will fill their 
line-up with righthanded hitters. 
That sends Bob Verplank to first 
base, Ted Ferguson to second. Joe 
B a rk e r to third base. Don Brittain 
to shortstop, Pete E m b ry behind 
the plate, Kerm it Decker to left- 
Jackson to C e n te r­
field, Gareth 
field, and Bob Bourchard to right- 
field.

Bandy Stars Headed for Tech

L U B B O C K , M ay 2 UP — Two 
Am arillo high school basketball 
stars w ill attend Texas Tech. 
Coach Polk Robison said athletic 
scholarships have been granted 
Gene Arrington. 6-4, forward, and 
Robert Echols, 6-1, guard.

S o f t b a lls to Seek 
'Mural Titles Tonight

B y B O B G R E E N B E R G
Te x an In tra m u ra l Co-ordinator

Fraternity, Independent and G ub 
Divisions w ill crown champions 
in softball games at W hitaker 
Field Thursday night. The games 
w ill begin at 7 p.m. and w ill be 
full seven-inning contests.

In the F rate rn ity Division, Delta 
Tau Delta tangles with Alpha Tau 
Omega. This game is billed as a 
pitchers’ duel between the D elts’ 
Avis 
Johnson and ATO's Louis 
Carter. Both chunkers are unde­
feated in league play this year. 
They also are members of the 
U T SA M softball nine 

The Delts, led by Johnson, edged 
Ross V ick and his Beta Theta P i 
nine, 1-0, Tuesday night to earn 
the right to play in the finals.

ATO ran past Sigma Ph i E p si­
lon 3-2, also Tuesday, to get their 
chance at the Dells 

Carter, one of the few lefthanded

pitchers in Intram ural competition* 
is especially tough in the clutch. 
But the same may be said about 
Johnson, for in the Beta game he 
had men on third base for three 
straight innings with only one out 
and managed to retire them with­
out a run.

This game w ill be staged on the 

south field.

McCracken and Brunette w ill 
meet to decide the 
independent 
tite, M cCracken gained the finals 
by winning their league without a 
defeat. Brunette, however, had to 
beat Carden House twice, after 
losing to them once

A IC h E will play L P h A for the 
Club Division championship. Both 
teams have about equal ratings 
and it should be quite close.

The 

Independent championship 
game w ill be played on the middle 
field, while the Club Division teams 
I will see action on the south field.

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IN T E R V IE W S : F R ID A Y , M A Y 4 

I I a.m. - 2 p.m. and 3 - 5 p.m.

tions during the period m ay lead 
to expulsion from the NCAA.

Auburn’s probation period was 
the longest ever handed down by st 
the NCAA. In addition the U niver-1 M;>%aukp*
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shy of flo rid a and the I. niversity B ro o k ly n 
of Louisville were put on proba- pft^b®rrgh 
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the probation list. The latter three 
were placed on the list Tuesday.
Auburn, whose punishment is by 
far the most severe, cannot ap­
pear in those selected invitational 
events which co-operate with the 
NCAA In its enforcement program.

St. I-ouis IO. P ittsb u rg h 9 
C in c in n a ti IO, B ro o k ly n 6 
N e w Y o rk 6. Chicago 5 (.17 In n in g s) 
O n ly games scheduled

T h u rs d a y ’s Gam es 
P itts b u rg h at C in c in n a ti— F rie n d (2*1) 

vs, N u x h a ll (0-1)

N e w Y o rk at M ilw a u k ee 

(n ig h t )— An- 

to n e lil (1-2) vs B u rd e tte (1.-1» 

B ro o k ly n a t St. I>ouis— N ew com b e (2-1) 

vs. h low ers (1-0)
O n ly games scheduled

C O L L E G E S T A T IO N - Officials 
of Texas A& M expressed surprise 
at action of the N CAA placing the 
Ags on probation until M ay 14, 
1957.

“ There has not been a single 
case involving recruitm ent during 
the past year,” said Dr. David II. 
Morgan, president of the college. 
He said that the college has lived 
up to rules and “ we w ill continue 

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T W d ay , May 3, 1956 

THE DAILY TEXAN 

Pag# 3

Educators to Hear 
Talk by Moehlman

B. B A R R Y H A Y E S
. . . o n e of tw en ty

o p m e n t His p a p e r I* entitled " H y ­
drogen-! lalogcn F la m e s.”

D r. A nderson, who w ill be gone 
from M ay 17 to June 4, is one of 
50 US scien tists who p a rtic ip a te d 
rn a com bustion conference held 
h y the sa m e group last D ec em b e r 
in L iege, B elgium .

Tower Offices 

Emptied, But 

N ot for Long

At N, Y. University

B. B a rry H ay es h a s receiv ed a 
R oot-T ilrkn S cholarship for stu d y 
a t the N ew Y ork U niversity School 
of L aw .

He is one of tw en ty m en chosen 

for th e a w a rd s.

H ayes w ill re c e iv e his b ac h elo r 
in Ju n e and his 
of a r ts deprree 
m a s te r of a r ts d eg ree in A ugust 
before beg in n in g 
in 
S ep tem b er.

study 

law 

An h o n o r stu d en t ai the U n iv er­
sity, he h a s been elected to Phi 
B e ta K ap p a , P hi E ta Sigm a, P hi 
A lpha T h eta, and Pi S igm a A lpha, 
all n a tio n a l honor societies.

Seniors Visit Firms

S eniors m a k in g 

F o u rte e n sen io r p h a rm a c y stu ­
d en ts w e re am o n g a group of 50 
p h a rm a c y stu d e n ts from T exas col- 
I leges an d u n iv ersities who rec en tly 
v isited d ru g m a n u fa c tu re rs in In ­
d ian a, N ew York, and N ew Je rse y .
trip w ere 
J a m e s O. B a rt rub I xm&ld L. Beck. 
M rs. A lice B lackw ell, R o b ert M. 
B lake, R o b e rt E . GvJling, W illiam 
I L. Jo h n so n J r ., Sam uel M errill,
I M rs. F th y le e R. M u m m e, T ra v is 
J a m e s Reddy, Clyde G 
O wen. 
John 

I S ansing, W allace W elters, 

the 

H oefle, an d Marx in IE K u eh n er.

A l u m n i Publish Pa pe r

H. G. Schultze an d J. T. H oreczy, 
re c e n t g ra d u a te s of the U n iv ersity , 
now w o rk in g xx ith H um ble la b o ra ­
in B aytow n, recen tly pub­
to ries 
in the A nalytical 

l i s h e d a p a p e r 
' C h e m istry m ag azin e
D r. H oreczy 

in the field of 
is 
! acid c a ta ly sis an d D r. Schultze is 
in c h a rg e of studies in photochem ­
ic a l an d high en erg y rad ia tio n pro- 

I ce sses.

Four Attend Convention

D r. O. B. W illiam s, D r. V. T. 
S ch u h ard t, D r. O rville W yss, and 
D r. C. E . L ankford, m e m b ers of 
th e U n iv ersity D e p a rtm e n t of B a c ­
teriology, p lay ed a p ro m in en t p a r t 
in th e Society of A m erican B a c­
terio lo g ists Convention in H ouston 
recen tly .

D r, W illiam s Is ch a irm an of the 
T ex as B ra n c h C om m ittee, and D r. 
S ch u h ard t Is vice-p resid en t of the 
C o m m ittee.

Smi th's Article A p p e a r s

C. E d S m ith J r ., 1940 g rad u a te 
In m e c h a n ic a l en g ineering, re c e n t­
ly w ro te a n artic le , “ Ile r c 'r e Some 
in P etro leu m 
N ew D ev elo p m en ts 
P a c k a g in g ” w hich a p p e a re d 
in 
Oil & G as Jo u rn al.

T his 

artic le , 

featu rin g photo­
g rap h s of p ack ag in g m a ch in e ry 
ft R efining 
used a t H um ble Od 
C o m p an y 's Baytow n R efin ery , 
is 
an e x c e rp t fro m “ New M echanical 
D evelo p m en ts In P etro leu m P ack - 
a g a in g ” w hich M r. Sm ith p re se n t­
ed a t th e sev en teen th an n u al forum 
of P a c k a g in g In stitu te.

Professor to C iv e Paper

D r. R obbin C. A nderson, p ro fe s­
so r of ch e m istry , has b ern invited 
to p re s e n t a p a p e r in Oslo, N or­
w ay, b efo re th e Com bustion P an el 
of the NATO A dvisory G roup for 
A ero n au tical R e se a rc h and Devcl-

B y P A T T R U L Y
Texan Sports Staff

The f a v o rite ’s role in the fre sh ­
m a n division of T hursday n ig h t’s 
t r a r k m e et a t M em orial S tadium 
m u st go to T e x a s ’ fleet S horthorns, 
b u t th e opposition is com ing fro m 
f a r and w ide.

T exas A&M, R ice, V ictoria Ju n ­
io r College, a n d the US Air F o rc e 
A cadem y will provide the co m p e­
tition, T he “ ju n io r b ird m e n ” of I 
a ll-fre sh m a n Air A cadem y, 
the 
coached by 
ex-Lor.ghom B yron 
G uillory, a re com ing all the w ay 
from C olorado Springs, Colo.

The Y ea rlin g s a re favored in a? 
le a s t seven ev en ts. They have the 
in both re la y s, hut 
fa ste st tim e s 
th e 
w ill once ag a in be w ithout 
se rv ic es of 
s ta r sp rin te r H ollis 
G ainey. G ain ey will he re p la c e d 
by G eorge W illis on the 440-yard 
rela y . Th*1 m ile q u a rte t w ill he th e 
sa m e foursom e which won in the 
in 3:18.3 — B rooks 
T exas R e la y s 
Jo e Villas "e I, W allace 

V ; mn. and E ddie Southern,

In the m ile run Villarreal 

is 
favorite, havin g 
a prohibitive 
this 
m n a 4:11.4 
in p ractice 
year. T e x a s probably ha* 
the 
second b est m ile r , too, in Ken 
S a v a g e,
S outhern should 

the 120- 
y a rd high h u rd les, w ith his chief 
com petition com ing 
from G. F . 
A lsbrook of R ice, who has a w ind­
blow n 14.8 
this y ear, and B obby 
Singleton of V ictoria. Southern ra n

take 

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B R U C E P A R K E R , Texas fteshm an f'eld event star, w h o m ay be
in action Thursday n ig h t despite an ailing arm. Parker has thrown 
tea javelin 218 fe e t in practice, alt hough he h a d n 't picked one up
till this spring. C o n sid e re d one o f Texas' best field prospects in 
m any a year, Parker also throws the d ’scus.

Joey Brown Defeats 

Champion Bud Smith

Bated on the Associated Pres*

HOUSTON—C1 e v e r Jo e y Brow n, 
seeking a re m a tc h fo r th e title won 
a unanim ous decision from w orld 
lightw eight cham pion W a l l a c e 
“ B u d ” S m ith W ednesday in a n a ­
tion ally televised non-title m a tch .
S m ith receiv ed a lip c u t In the 
left 
th e eighth, B ro w n ’s h est 

second round and a sw ollen 
ey e 
round. B row n w as not d am ag e d .

in 

R e f e r e e J im m y W ebb gave 
B row n ev e ry round w ith a 100-88 
score. Ju d g e Bill C ornelius g ave 
B row n a 99-92 lead w hile Ju d g e Jo e 
L e tt m a d e It 98-92 for Brow n.

S m ith broke into te a r s an d m oans 
in his d ressin g room a f te r the bout. 
“ I didn t do nothing r ig h t,” he 
said, “ I looked like a fool.”

NKW YORK -In his firs t m onthly 
ra tin g s 
r e tir e ­
since M a rc ia n o 's 
m en t, E d ito r N at F le is c h e r of Ring

M agazine rem o v ed F lo y d P a tte rso n 
light- 
from his p e rc h ato p 
h eav y w eig h t co n te n d e rs’ 
list and 
m ad e h im th e fifth ra n k in g h eav y ­
w eight.

th e 

is 

listed as 

A rchie M oore 

the 
n u m b er I h ea v y w eig h t followed by
2. T o m m y “ H u rric a n e ” Jackson,
3, Bob B a k er, 4. Jo h n n y H olm an, 
an d 5. P a tte rso n .

FO R T WORTH - T h e field for the 
$25,000 C olonial N atio n al Invitation 
Golf T o u rn a m e n t w en t 
through 
final tu n e-u p ro u n d s before open­
ing of th e to u rn ey T h u rsd ay .

A to ta l of 51 p ro fessio n als, led 
by d efending ch am p io n C handler 
H arp er, a n d th re e a m a te u rs m ake 
up 
the biggest 
th e sta rtin g 
in Colonial h isto ry .

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WINSTON

WINSTON 

TASTES GOOD

U K E A 
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A ssociation of Collegiate R egis­
tra rs , T exas Education A gency, 
and the U n iv ersity 's Hogg F o u n d a­
tion for M ental Hygiene.

H e rb e rt I,a C ro n e, asso ciate co­
the T exas Study of 
o rd in ato r of 
E ducation and 
I"e\as E d ucation 
Agency consultant, will preside a t 
the conference.

Rites for Ex-Student 
Held in Corpus Christ?

F u n e ra l se rv ic es w ere held re ­
cently for B enjam in Dudley T a rl­
ton, ex-student of 
the U niv ersity 
and South T exas tria l law yer. M r. 
in Corpus C hristi, 
T arlton died 
and m a « w as held 
in 
Corpus C hristi C athedral.

for him 

M r. T arlto n is the fath e r of tw o 
U niversity students, G enevieve a n d 
D udley T arlto n J r .. a law stu d en t.

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M. C

Ov«j J I 4 Billion Lit* insurance in Fores

, 
• 

J d t rsprs»snt» tbs 

Jsffsrio n Standard

Jefferson Sandard, now guaran­
teeing 214% on policiea cur­
issued, has never paid 
rently 
less than 4% interest on policy 
proceed* left on deposit to pro­
vide income.

4% is the highest rate of In­
terest paid by any major life 
insurance company.

Give Joy a jingle .

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 at G R 2-2473

FO R Q U IC K A C T IO N O N
DAILY TEXAN CLASSIFIED ADS
CLASSIFIED DEADLINES

CLASSIFIED RATES

, 

20 w ords 
o r less 

A dditional 
w ords
I d a y ..................................... $ .95....................... S .02
$ . 8 5 . . . ................ $ .01
E ac h additional d a y 
C lassified Display ............ $1.35 p e r colum n inch
In the event of e rro rs m a d e in an ad v ertise­
m en t, im m ed iate notice m ust be given, as the 
p u b lish ers a re resp o n sible for only one incor­
r e c t insertion.

T uesday T e x a n ................... 

 M onday, 4 p.m .

W ednesday T exan .................... T uesday, 4 p.m.

T hursday Texan 

. . . . . . . . . . W ednesday, 4 p.m .

F r id a y Texan .............................. T h ursday, 4 p.m .

Sunday Texan ................................ F rid ay , 4 p.m.

Rooms with or without board 

A IR-CONDITIONED rooms for Bummer.
1 12 
blocks from campus Brunette's Student
House. 1908 Wichita, GR 2-4131.

RESERVE NOW for summer at no e x ­
tra coat Efficiency for lady, $29. Air- 
cooled efficien cy , 117, Separate 
twii- 
bedroom cottage 179. AH furnished, nil 
bills paid. 2206 San Antonio, CR 6-0072.

GARAGE APARTMENT for men. Near 
University. Available June I, Quiet: 
attractively furnished. T ile bath, sh o w ­
er, cnllerator. Maid sendee: bills paid. 
2055-B Sabine. GR 2-104.1 after 5 15.

FU RN ISH I J ) ROOMS 

for male st u­
dents private entrance, bath. Attic 
fan, refrigerator and garage. W alking 
distance of University. Call GR 6-4670.

T lf K T T X A N now taking Sum m er
School reservation! for men students, 
New air-conditioned room*. Maid serv­
ice W arner a Hancock, m anager. 1905
.Ounce*. < JR 8-3619.

couples. Available June I 

A T T E N T I o N University boys or 
Six air­
conditioned and carpeted apartm ents. 
2407 L e o n . Six air - conditioned and 
paneled apartments and two private 
paneled rooms with tile showers 1908 
Speedway. W ill accept deposit now for 
Septem ber I. Carl M. Sm ith, GR 8 2314 
or GR 2-2674, 

______

__ 

ROOMS AVAILABLE for summer Priv­
ate entrance nod private bath. One 
block w est of campus. Evaporative fans. 
GR 8-1588,

NEAR 

tage. apartment, and r o o m * 

l N IVF:IISIXY Furnished cot­
for

adults. GR 8-2438.

MCADAMS HOUSE 
2411 Nueces
D ouble and single room* for sum ­
mer One block campus. H ollyw ood 
la ds D ally maid service. Quiet and 
com fortable 
i/rw summer prices.
Call GR 6 8-176.

APARTMENTS 
Low fum m #r Rates

STUDENTS AND w orking men—room* 
for summer w ith or w ithout air-con­
ditioning, Fam ily 
(op­
tional). Hudson House. 2506 San An­
tonio, GR 8-7650.

sty le meal* 

Coach

FRENCH TUTORING expert teacher.
Translation Mile E. Dupuis. 2506

Rio Grande GR 6-2296

Lost and Found

FOR SALE 

- Austin H ealer IOO. neve
leu* than 6,000 miles. excellent condi­
tion w ith heater overdrive, and wire 
wheel. Call GR 7-3103

RFW ARD FQR return of m a n s Bulova 
wristwatch. L ist Saturday, April 28
near 19th and Speedway, Co’ntact FL E.
G ibs, 2024 Speedway after 4 p.m.

SPEC IA LS! D u al Kxhauat S e t* -$ 9 95.
Mufflers $i 95, Spilt Manifold Sat* 
--$19.95, Fender Skirt* — $5.95. Wheel 
Covers 
- $3 50, Texas Auto, 1114 East 
Fir*t Street.

DISSERTATIONS, THESES, reports - 
Electric typewriter. Tv.o blocks from 

fountain Mrs. Bodour. GR 8-8113

DISSERTATIONS TH ESES, them es— 
Spelling and grammar correction*. 
GR 2-6569_____________________________

LET MRS. Albright do your typing. 

Experienced, efficient. CL 3-2941.

EXPERIENCED TYPING, Theses etc. 

Electric. Mrs. Hunter. CL 3-3546,

TYPING. EXPERIENCE!), electrons 

tic, work guaranteed, HO 5-6866

ALL TYPES work done by experienced 

typist. GR 2$350.

ELECTRO MAT IC — These* disserta­
tions. themes, briefs Mrs Bohls. Ph.

GR 7-3749

DISSERTATIONS, T H E S E S Klectro- 
(sym bols), Mrs, Ritchie, UT 

mattc 

neighborhood. GR 2-1945.

TYPIN G WORK to perfection Disser­

tations. theses, misc. GR 6-8413.

TYPING- Neat work Prom pt st rvice. 

GR 2-9606 or GR 2-4353.

TYPING DONE at horn*. Telephone 

HO 

e m or HO 5-0987.

A L L K I N D S of t) ping done. Call 

GR 7-1973.

Help W anted

FOR SALE 

- Johnson Sea H orse 25hp 
outboard motor. Excellent condition, 

Call GR 2-7440.

AIR H( >RNS 

for sale Complete set
includes Buell, electric compr«*ssor. 
autom atic cut off sw itch, tank and foot 
control valves. Cost $135, sell for $60. 
Call Moi. GR 8-3497 days.

FO R S A L E H arley Davidson 125. In 
excellent condition. Ideal for campus 
transportation. Call George. GR 2-9482.

IDI? ALMA Tastier House. 25' 

long
with 8 \1 6 ‘ jiving room. Must sell bv 
June I. See st any evening or we»?k end 
on lot No. 28 University Trailer Park. 
or phone GR 2-1168 and ask for M arilyn 
Clark Mi ke un offer, you may buy It 
cheap.

Wanted

YES. VV e 11 av* a Child AND a Dog! 
And th# four of us need a place to 
live! Returning to UT June 2 for
doctor rte. Need clean, comfortable 
furnished duplex ar house near the 
campus. Rent must be reasonable 
(m y w ife it have to pay it). Send 
replies to LRD. 3101 Cornell Avenue, 
Dallas 5, Texas,

BRACKENRIDGE APTS. 
SUBSCRIBERS:

A w irtm -nti Aith living room , 
.n a 
kitchens, near campu* A variety
available for I to 4 person* Cooler* 
Apply 2411 Nu#' es or Call GR 6-8476.

EXPERIENCED TYPIST. Electric tv;
writer. Kult tim e for two moot! 

Call CL 3 4937.

A-BAR HOTEL

Fin# single or double rooms
FOR MEN 
Elevator — Maid Service 
Br,vat# Parking

2612 Guadalupe 

Phone GR 6-5658

TRAVEL, I.EARN, EARN 
We need girls 18-23 to travel New 
England. N ew York, Eastern Sea­
board extensively, either summer or 
permanent. H ighly succtaudul organ­
featuring salary, bonus**, 
ization 
periodic raises and group Insurance 
Should 
leereattun 
chaperoned group. References re­
quired. Apply Mrs C, A Ross May 
it And 15 only at Stephen F. Austin 
Hotel.

enjoy planned 

■ When W inston came along, college smokers finally got flavor — full, 

rich, tobacco flavor — in a filter cigarette! Along with this finer flavor,

Winston also brings you an exclusive filter that works so well the flavor really 

gets through to you. Join the switch to Winston — and enjoy filter smoking!

a. J, rcvnci.es T O B A C C O C O 

, W I K S T O M . SALCH, H

W l X S T O V

/ W u c a ’s Wa. I

 Thur*d*y, May I, 1956 

THE DAILY TEXAN 

Pag. 4

Friday and Saturday Nites

Katie Steals Scenes in 'Kill ers1; 
Capitol Crop Creates Complex

t h e 

learn in g the 

t i m e s that 
sh a k e upon 
sto ry a g a in ,

T h e plot h a s been u s e d s o m a n y
the s c r e e n s e e m e d To
f a m i l i a r

p r o p H a t e I y g a y . And a s the b o s s l o w e s t pit o f h u m a n e n d u r a n c e .
of 
l i g h t- fin g e re d o n e s , Air. 
t.tiin n es*. who h a s been m a d e up 
into a h a1 f o r a r e d c a r i c a t u r e of 
H u m p h r e y B o g a r t , p e r f o r m s with 
h is c u sto m a ry sk ill. 

"T h e I .ady K ille r s ,” now show ­
ing a t the T e x a s T h e a te r, is p r a c ­
tic a lly a W ho's Who 
in E n glish 
C om edy for it s t a r s that v e r sa tile 
a c to r A lec G u in n ess 
(w ho p la y s 
You know the story — a young
is w rit­
h ere a m a s te r c r im in a l!, 
By the w ay , the re st of his m ob bookie is sent to p rison b e c a u se he 
ten b y W illiam R o se (w ho penned
the w on d erfu l " G e n e v ie v e ” ), and 
tried to p ro v id e a " b e t t e r life ” for 
is H erb ert L o in , C ecil P a r k e r , Dan- 
is d ire cted b y A lex an d er M a r k e n - 1 ny G reen , and P e te r S e lle r s. And his p regn an t w ife. H is w ife, He­
sp ite the fact th at she is w e a rin g 
they do righ t w ell, b u t the b ig g est 
d rick 
(w ho m a d e 
the m ink c o a t he h as given h er,
is a 
thief of 
"M a n in the White S u it” ). 
seven ty y e a r old sw eet thing n am - d e m a n d s "W h y did you do it, E d ? ” 
the w orst p erfo rm -
P e r r y
t.op ez, o n ce ix>omed by p ub licity 
’ 
m en a s the b rig h te st of H ollyw ood 
is co m pletely uncon­
n ew c o m e rs, 
vin cin g a s the young hoodlum who 
a n sw e rs e v e ry qu estion, “ I re a lly 
don t know, I tell y o u !”

And 
p e rfo rm 
wetl enough M r P o se h a s con 
^ U T . t p , . b u , . m u l g little 
trifle ab o u t a g a n g of c rim in a ls 
who ste a l 60,000 pounds with the 
in­
unw itting aid o f a p e rfe c tly 
fouls 
la d y who 
n ocent old 
them up 
they 
so ex p ertly 
d e cid e to do the d e a r old doll in.

a c c o m p lice , ste a ls the en tire show a m e of h is b rie f c a re e r , 

re sp e c tiv e ch o re s ^ K a tie Joh n son who, a s the ag ed 

it should be noted th at all 

fn m . under ev ery b o d y . 

then 
that 

'e m all. 

* doubt 

T u rn in g 

fla w le ss 

though, 

th eir 

the 

in 

'

if an y o n e h a s e \ e r
h e a r d of h e r he I o r e , but s h e Is
o b v i o u s l y a 
s k i l l e d p r a c t i t i o n e r 
o f the u n d e r p l a y e d b u t d e v a s t a t ­
in g h u m o r t h a t E n g l i s h c o m e d y 
b a a a l w a y s h a d a t i t* b e * t . And 
is go in g 
lf “ T h e I n d y K i l l e r s ” 
to he s a i d to b e l o n g to a n y o n e , 
It should be to h er .

T h i s c o u l d g e t g o r y but M r .
ap-
k e e p s 

M a e k e n d r i e k 

all 

it 

G O T A DATE?

For Unusual Atmosphere . . .

A ir-C onditioned C om fo rt . . . 
Delicious Mexican Food

EL MATAMOROS

504 East Ave.

GR 7-7023

EL TORO

1601 Guadalupe 
GR 8-4321

★ 

★ 

★

Going On 

Picnic?

"M exican Food To Take H om e"

MONROE'S
TODAYS Interstate Theatres

SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
HUMMER SESSIONS 
June JtkAiijt 4; Abr, 6 S.*pi, I
Numero us courses \'ill M* offered In 
all divisions of the University- g r a d ­
uate and under-graduate 
Faculty includes many distinguished 
p r o f e s s o r s . Organized 
social, 
cultural, and recreational activities 
Comfortable rooms available O n or 
near campus, Summer climate 
Is 
delightful
F jr RIT I F.T1N, write to Pean of 
Summer Session, I n I v e r • t t y of 
Southern California. Los Angeles 7.

Western
Hats—Shirts 
Snits—Jeans 
aekrts—Skirt* 
Ladies’ Rags 
Billfolds 
Gloves—B rit* 
Shoe Repair

CAPITOL SADDLERY
1614 Lavaca

And 

let u s hope th at she p er­
fo rm s this b ran d of la rc e n y m ore 
often. F o r though w e all m ay be 
a c c u se d of re c e iv in g stolen goods, 
the risk w ill be w orth the p le a su re.
— H A R R IS G R E E N

"O u r M iss B r o o k s” and 

” '1110 
the d o u b le-featu re 
J u n g le ,” 
Steel 
cu rre n tly p lay in g at 
the C apitol 
T h e a te r se e m s to p o s s e s s a " Je k y ll- 
H yde” co m plex on e 
is good, the 
other Isn t.

In 

J u n g l e ” 

“ J u n g l e ” 

the 
p r o d u c e d 

s t r u g g l e s , 
c o m i n g 

the b e g i n n in g . H o lly w o o d 
g a v e m o v i e a u d i e n c e s tw o t e r r i ­
“ Th e 
ble 
H u m a n 
first, 
fo llo w e d by “ D u e l iii th e J u n g l e . ” 
it 
A b a n d o n i n g 
s e t p a t t e r n 
l a t e r 
t h e w o n d e r f u l 
• h o c k e r 
“ T h e B I a c k b o a r d 
J u n g l e . ’ ’ With “ T h e B l a c k b o a r d 
J u n g l e , ” it lo o k e d a s if p r o d u c e r s 
ween g i v i n g the “ J u n g l e ” a d e ­
the c a r d s . B ut, 
c e n t d e a l i n g of 
la t e s t e p i c a b o u t c o r ­
with 
Its 
p r is o n w a lls , 
r u p t n e s s 
the a u d i ­
“ T h e S t e e l 
the
e n c e 

is s e n t p l u n g in g 

J u n g l e , ” 

In sid e 

into 

FOR Y O U R C O N V E N IE N C E O U R S N A C K BAR 
W IL L START SERVICE AFTER 6:30 N IG H T L Y

ROBERTA PETERS,

will a p p e a r with the M e t r o p o l i ­
the afte rn oo n o f 
tan O p e r a 
M a y 12 
in Dallas S tate Fair 
A u d ito riu m . She will p e rfo rm in 
the M e t s p ro d u ctio n o f Don 
P a s q u a l. "

Soprano Gives 
Recital Friday

J o y c e 

Jo h n so n , 

so p ran o, will 
p re se n t a re c ita l F r id a y at 4 p .m . 
i in M u sic B u ild in g R e cita l H all 
; The p ro g ra m is u n d er the a u sp ic e s 
of the Studen t R e cita l S e r ie s of the 

J D e p a rtm e n t of M usic.

G e rh a rd W uensch will he ao- 
I co m p an ist. T h e p ro g ra m w ill 
in- 
j elu de “ All Is F u lfille d ” froffl “ St. 
Jo h n P a s s io n ” by B ach; “ W iegen

. . " 

. 
..W ohto.. „ 
til 
I nom c is . 
fo 

Ie p a y s ” 

^ T l aum (, •• Bnd 2
••Connate 1

s c h u b e r t :” 
from 
. ... 

“ M ignon’
. T?r> . 

Wont. I p Into Inc o . N^i.
})y Uatfekrnan. 
Hageman;

_______

p r a y ., 

" C o r a ls ” b v T re h arn e

At Laguna Gloria Galleries

fo r 

t h e 

f ir s t 

t i m e 

P e r h a p s the m o s t a m u s i n g b i t 
of d i a l o g u e c o m e s f r o m a n a g e d 
i n m a t e w h o t e l l s h is life s t o r y to 
looper.. S t a t i n g th at he w a s s e n ­
t e n c e d 
f o r t y 
y e a r s , he 
s a i d he didn t know 
w hat to d o when he w a s r e l e a s e d . 
“ T h e m e a l s w e r e n 't fiftee n c e n t s 
a n y m o r e ; e v e r v t t m e I t u r n e d a 
c o r n e r e a r s r a n m e h a c k upon 
th e s i d e w a l k , ” he s a i d , " a n d th e 
w o m e n w e r e s o b e a u t if u l t h a t I 
a l m o s t w e n t i n s a n e . S o I p i c k e d 
u p a r o c k , h u r le d it t h r o u g h the 
j e w e l r y s t o r e , an d 
w in d o w of a 
r a n 
c o u ld 
s o 
c a t c h m e . T h i s t im e no one Is 
l e a v e ! N o 
g o in g 
o n e ! ’ ’

to m a k e m e 

th e p o l i c e 

slow- 

» 

t 

* 

i 

In 

in 

The oth er fe a tu re w a s v e ry care-
freo an d a m u sin g S ta r r in g a w a rd . 
w inning TV s t a r K v e A rden O ur 
the h ila rio u s
te lls 
M iss B r o o k s” 
sto ry ab o u t a high school E n g lish 
i 
. 
te a c h e r who is a lw a y s c h a sin g h e r j HU]s 
m an , 
in­
this c a s e a biology 
stru c to r, P h ilip Boynton, who a lso 
te a c h e s a t M ad ison H igh. U nlike 
the TV se r ie s , M iss B ro o k s fin ally 
w in s him 
through 
this m ovie 
" u n fa ir a n t ic s ” of B o yn ton 's 
the 
E v e 
and M rs, D a v is. 
m o th er 
A r d e n s 
au d ien c e 
lan d lad y . The 
the d isc u ssio n of 
ro a r e d d u rin g 
n aiv e ty betw een M iss B ro o k s, and 
Boynton c a lled M iss B ro o k s n aiv e 
a n d she re to rted with the follovv-
m g : 
" I ’ m 
k eep m a le 
in 
turn m y b a ck on u n d resse d m o d els S u n d ay . 
in d e p a rtm e n t sto re w in d ow s.” 

n a iv e ” At le a st I d o n ’t 1 
and fe m a le gu in ea p ig s 

se p a r a t e c a g e s. N e ith e r d o I 

UIL Play Final# N
Begin Today

B y G R E C I O f JIH 
Trxnn Am n»fm rnt* Editor

One-act play competition in conference A will be on the 
H ogg Auditorium stage beginning at 4:30 Thursday after* 
noon.

Admission for each session of four plays (excepting the 
conference A afternoon session which has three plays) H 
75 cents for adults and 50 cents for students. Student tourna­
ment tickets for all six sessions are $1.50.

This is the 30th annual state one-act play contest. Some 
700 schools entered the preliminaries this year; the 23 
which will appear in Hogg Auditorium represent the top 
echelon of state high school dram atists.

Conference B and AA plays will follow on Frid ay and! 
S atu rd ay also in Hogg, as 234 high school dram atists invade' 
Austin seeking the coveted state championship in their 
! respective divisions.
j The largest company is 23 from Ijtm a r of Houston in the 
AA competition. Jacksonville is bringing but four. Lam ar 
was last y ear’s winner in AA when they presented the second 
act of "O ur Town” by Thornton Wilder, an alw a vs-populate ^ 
state final play.

This year two schools—Floydada and C ypress-Fairbanks — 
are presenting excerpts from Wilder’s play. Both are con* 
ference A schools.

Thursday’s schedule:

4:30—Kenedy ................................... "Sorry, Wrong N um ber*
5:00— Grand S a l i n e 
"Beyond the Horizon” (Act III)
5:45— F lo y d a d a .......................................... "O ur Town” (Act IT)
7:30—B re c k e n rid g e .............................."Three R ats in a Maze”
8:10— Cypress-Fairbanks . . . . "O ur Town” (special cutting)
.................................... "F o g on the Valley”
» . DD-— M e r c e d e s
9:30— Ja c k so n v ille ......................................"The No ’Count B oy”

Arts Festival Begins Friday

On the b eau tifu l gro u n d s o f L a- p ate and sh a re e x p erie n c e In tn-

gu na G lo ria Art G a lle ry , the Tex- d iv id u al field s.

a s F in e A rts A sso c ia tio n ’s Sixth With all ex h ib its 
A nnual F ie sta of A rt and C ra fts p .m . the fie sta op en s w-ith a p a r a d e
open F r id a y to run 

in p la c e a t 2

through of a r t is t s and e n te rta in e rs arou n d
the g r e a t o v al in front of the gal-

—B R A D F O R D D A N IE L o v e r T e x a s a r e in vited to p a r tie d 

E x h ib its 

include

| A rtists and c r a ftsm e n 

from all j lery.

a d iv e rsifie d collection of p a in L u rd a y , 
a r tis ts , 
ings by T e x a s 

ce n t* for a d u lt* a n d J 6 c e n t * fnr
ch ild ren : one d o lla r se a so n ticked
h o ld ers m a y co m e an d go a t MM.
The A ustin T r a n sit C o m p an y will 
o p e ra te b u se s to the fie sta . L e a v ­
ing Sixth an d C o n g re ss e v e ry hour 
in addition to F r id a y from 2:30 to 9 p .m .; S a t* 
t o 9 p m . 
v a rio u s an 4 Su n d ay , 12:45 to 4 p .m . the 
ro u te 
the op- ou | G u a d a lu p e to 34th w h ere they 

in T e x a s, b u se s will 

from 9:30 a .m . 

the m ain 

tak e 

b irn left.

C O O L C A T S abound as Bill H aley and his Com e* star 
Around the Clock,' w hxh begin* thursday a f the Vars y

heater.

His G U N Was E S 

the L A W '

A L A W L E S S 
S T R E E T
A N G E L A LAN SBU RY * Technicolor

C Starts TOMORROW I

“PICTURE OF^THE MONTH

— THE AMEtfCAN MAGAZINE

ems jo h n s

BASIL 
A*JG£LA UNSBUIW 
CECIL WIKER.
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RAT 

"THE FU N N IE S T KAYE O N 
M O V IE R E C O R D !" — Life Magazine

6
• •EAT
•ONO*I

VARSITY

Austin’s First 
Regular Engagement

' c r a f t s b ein g p rodu ced 

V isito rs will be a ffo rd ed 

i portun ity to se e d e m o n stratio n s of 
I m a n y o f the c r a fts .

D e m o n stra tin g han dloom w e a v ­
ing w ill be M iss D o ris C oulter, of 
the U n iv e rsity a rt 
fa cu lty . M iss 
C o u lter te a c h e s a rt and a .sep arate 
c o u rse in h an dloom w e av in g, sp e ­
c ia liz in g in c r e a tiv e d e sig n in fa b ­
ric s, u p h o lsterin g, d r a p e r ie s, su it­
ing, ta b le m a ts, and b elts.

F r o m 5:30 to 7 p .m . on o p e n - 1 

foreign 

ing d a y the o v a l w ill be con verted 
into an out-door sid ew a lk c a fe and 
foods 
a bu ffet din n er of 
w ill he se rv e d th ere Stu d en ts of 
the In tern atio n al C lub will a s s is t 
in p lan n in g the din ner which 
in­
clu d e s food sp e c ia ltie s of A fgan is- 
the A ra b ia n coun­
tan, P a k ista n , 
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