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Vol. 62

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AUSTIN, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JANUARY 13. 1963

Eight Pages Today

No. 95

f
I ageanfry

Inauguration 

Parade Includes 

Longhorn Band

for 

T uesday will 

inaugurated as 

clim ax m a n y 
m onths of hard work and cam ­
paigning 
John Connally, a 
g raduate of the U niversity of Tex­
as School of Law. Or. th at day, 
he will be 
the 
thirty-seventh Governor of Texas.
Inauguration D ay for Governor- 
elect Connally will begin a t 8 a m. 
with a dedicatory p ra y e r service 
held a t the Driskill Hotel. E vangel­
ist Billy G raham will be the m ain 
speaker.

The official swearing-in of Con­
nally and Preston Smith, Lieuten­
ant G overnor, will take place at 
noon on the steps of the Capitol 
Building. The cerem ony will be 
legis­
conducted by a bicam eral 
lative com m ittee in a 
joint ses­
sion of the House and the Senate.
the U niversity 
Longhorn Band will be given be­
fore 
these activities. Robert W. 
Calvert. Texas Suprem e Court 
Chief Justice, will adm inister tho 
oath of office 
to Connally and 
Smith.

A concert by 

the 

led by 

At 2 p m. Tuesday, an inaugur­
al parad e 
longhorn 
Band will pass before tile newly 
swom-in officials. The parade will 
begin on Second Street, head up 
Congress Avenue 
to the Capitol, 
and end at Lavaca and Fourteenth 
streets.

The United States N avy will 
take p art in the parade, in tribute 
to Connally, form er Secretary’ of 
the Navy. O ther arm ed services 
grouf* also will m arch 
the 
parade.

in 

At 6 p m . Tuesday night, a pub­
lic reception will take 
the place 
of an inaugural ball. The Govern­
or, Lieutenant Governor, and their 
wives will head the reception line.

The noon cerem onies will be te l - 1 

evised o r broadcast 
throughout 
Texas, with several thousand peo­
the activities. En­
ple attending 
graved souvenir 
invitations were 
to about 45 500 people. All 
sent 
activities a re open to the public, j
The State D em ocratic Executive 
Com m ittee is sponsoring a $25-n- 
plate victory dinner Monday night 
in M unicipal Auditorium.

Riata: Many 
Personalities

B y HAYDEN FREEMAN 
Texan Amusement* Editor

As the editors of the new Riata 
mention in their current opus, the 
first issue, published in the "Spring 
of last year, was criticized for lack 
of personality.

! view.

H ie 

interview between Brother 
Antoninus and Frederic Will — 
while full of cogent points — has 
the personality of The Paris Re- 

F or this they rannot again be 
faulted. The first place, "P eyote: 
Another F ace of D ionysus" has 
the per*onality of Aldou* Huxley 
while It* drawing ha* the per- 
•o rality of the cartoonist Stein­
berg.

University Sued 
By Ex-Student

Chester R. Morris, 54-year-old 
San Antonio resident, filed a new 
damage suit for 5120,000 against 
the University according to an 
AF* report.

He alleges that University of­
ficials had him temporarily con­
fined for 44 days in the Austin 
State Hospital 
in 1955 while he 
was working on his doctorate a! 
the University.

Morris, whose litigation has ex­
tended over the past seven years 
at various intervals, actg * * his 
own attorney. Morris was quoted 
as saying that his suit was au­
thorized by an act of the legisla­
ture in 1959. One suit, he said, 
was dropped in 1961 because the 
Dean of Student Life told him he 
was entitled to # c le a r transcript

Morris’ petition a l s o alleges 
that he was "ordered off the Uni­
versity property permanently," 
and his transcripts bore the no­
tation "barred from readmission 
until cleared by Dean of Student I 
Life." His suit was filed 'n the 
72rd District Court of B e x a r 
County. 

j

DIGEST M EETS DALI

The first person account of Isak 
Dinesen by David Armstrong has 
the personality of the Reader's Di­
gest combined with the immodesty 
of Salvador Dab — "When I finish­
ed (reading from 'Paradise Lost'), 
both 
smiling. 
ladies applauded, 
‘Very good,’ said the Baroness."

And all of the fiction has the 
opaque personality of things which 
might be found in a dark comer 
of The New Yorker’s waste bas­
ket.

In 

P erhaps the best single Item 
I* a photographic essay on the 
old a r t building*. Designed by 
Tony Bell and photographed by 
R ichard Venue, 
the nine-page 
layout take* the distinct gam ble 
of attem pting a work 
thin 
genre, eschewing the hum an ele­
ment* In favor of object*.
The collaborators are able, with 
uncanny 
represent 
work spaces which, without any 
discernible evidences, one feels are 
favor of a 
to be abandoned 
place which will, for many years 
in the future, he lacking In patina 
though gravid w i t h "convenien­
ces."

subtlety, 

to 

in 

As far as the writing is concern­
ed, the prize-winning "Hiroshima 
and Marienbad: Cities of 
t h e 
Mind * by Jimmy Baird, is by far 
the best. This thoughtful examina­
tion of the mystique, often hope­
lessly recondite, of Alain Resnais, 
is a model of elucidation.

The poetry 

Is undistinguished 
with the exception of "O M ars’ O 
Venus!’* by Joseph Colin Mur­
p h y , which performs the difficult 
task of being polemic and, at the 
(See RIATA, p3»

News in Brief.

Compiled From AP Reports

FAST GERMANY. Delegations from most of the Soviet Bloc 
nations converged on Fast Berlin Saturday for an Fast German 
Communist party congress. It looks to experts as if the meeting 
will be dominated by the Soviet-Ch inc se rift. The end result may 
be a world-wide party congress. American Communists are rep­
resented by Henry Winston, vice-chairman of the party in the 
United States. Winston has been living in the Soviet Union since 
his release from prison in 1961. He had served five years of an 
eight-year sentence for conspiracy.

ALGIERS. Ahmed ben Bella, p rem ier of the Algerian ration, 
B ella m ade the rem ark* In a s p e e c h he delivered in TUI 
publicly praised United State* ald to hi* nation Saturday. Ben 
O urou, a city AO mile* from Algiers.

AUSTIN. The family of John Gonnally, Governor-elect of Texas, 
visited in the mansion which will become their home after the 
inauguration Tuesday. Governor and Mrs. Price Daniel took the 
Connally’s on a tour of their future home. The new Governor 
and his wife will stay in a hotel until the Daniels leave the Man­
sion Tuesday,

HAI ANA. Carlos Rafael Rodrigues, one of the lop Com munists 
In the regim e of Fidel ( astro, was the victim of an assassin a­
tion attem pt, a a Informed source reported Hatnrday. R odri­
gue* holds the position of director of the Cuban Institute of 
A grarian Reform in the Castro governm ent. The official Cuban 
new* agency denied that the report of the assassination attem p t 
w as true.

— iexan J nolo urafldy

"The Fightingest Longhorn Ever"
This is w hat A u stin businessm an a n d Texas-E* D on W e e d : 
(left)
called Lin eb acke r Pat C u lp e p p e r (right) at the se co n d annua 
lo n q -
horn Football B a n qu e t in the Texas U nion F rid a y rig h t. 
In toto, 
C u lp e p p e r re a p e d fo ur awards, as d id b’s team m ate, J o f r - / Trea > 
well. Darrell R o ya l was 
i in 
41
A m e ric a ' a n d re ce ive d a

"th e greatest- to o t be ii 
(See story,

sta n d in g ovation. 

CCU'
p a g e

d u b b e d 

Federals Halt 
Bogus Money

AUSTIN t.B 

S e c r e t s e n ice 
agents have a rrested five men in 
w hat w as described S aturday as 
the breakup of "one of the largest 
counterfeiting operations ever dis­
covered in the Southw est."

One of the m en arrested was a 

Houston police officer.

this Central Texas are a and one 
of the largest in this p a il of tile 
nation.

Benavides said one of the men 
said he sold $36,000 in counterfeit 
notes to a Houston man, identified 
as the " p a sse r," a t the price of 
$25 per IOO.

Taken into custody w ere John L 
Meeker, 29, m em ber of the Hous­
ton Police D epartm ent; Hilton 
Ja m es Smith, 31. of Houston, and 
H erbert O. Sm ith of Austin.

Houston Police Chief Carl Shup- 
Inspector W. W. 
trine. Police 
.Stephenson, 
anti Secret Service 
Agent Lane B ertram took M eeker 
into custody. He w as charged with 
conspiracy 
to possess and pas 
counterfeit money.
Others jailed in 

the crackdown 
and 
were Ronald P resley, 26. 
Thom as O. Glenn, 47, both of 
Austin.

Agent L. M, Benavides of San 
Antonio said the alleged counter­
feiting operation is the larg est in

Tile agent said the bills printed 
in Austin, are of "b e tte r than a v e r­
a g e " quality. He said the arrests 
investigation 
clim ax a one-month 
which began when counterfeit bills 
traced to the operation began to 
appear.

Benavides said $3,000 in $20 F ed­
era l R eserve notes were found in 
a South Austin m a n ’s home. N ega­
tives for the offset p rinting c l coun­
terfeit bills also w ere found in tho 
w alls of the house, and complete 
equipm ent used in m anufacture of 
the notes was found in the m a n ’s 
garage.

The agent estim ated 

the 
counterfeiters b e g a n operating 
about seven m onths ago.

that 

UT Topples Tech

By BIL!. IJT T L E 
Texan Sports E ditor
(Spit T exas’ 

LUBBOCK 

lo n g ­
horns rolled on unbeaten atop the 
Southwest Conference with a 78-58 
win over Texas T ech's Red R aid­
ers here Saturday nigh’.

B o rd cam e later to the 'Horn* 
of SMI • defeat of AAM 71 68. 
which m eant Texas owned sole 
possession of the SWC lead going 
Into the final* break.
It was a bitter loss for the once- j 
mighty Raiders, as the Steers took 
out 
the vengonce of m any dry 
visits on the Plainsmen. Texas had : 
only won here once since Tech en­
tered this conference in 1957. That I

was in 1960 when the O range won 
the Southwest Conference title.

Amid a cloning furor that saw 
Tech temper* fly a* Texas stall­
ed a major portion of the last 
six minute*, Haider supporter* 
angered often is they sank slow - 
I) beneath the wave of shooting 
and board mastery of the Steers.
But a bit of ire is understand­
able: here was 
tile conference 
cham p of a y e a r ago losing th e ir 
third conference gam e against one 
win. But it was a f i r e d - u p 
Tech effort that kept the ’Horns 
in danger in the early minutes.

Tech Jumped the Steer* early 
and looked like the king* of old

a* they started to a fi 2 lead, but 
Texas' outside men—Jimmy (.it 
bort and Jim Puryear—began 
'H o r n s slowly 
bombing as the 
pulled into the clear.
With l l m inutes left, a Gilbert 
jum per gave die T exas the lead, 
and sophomore John Paul Fultz, 
playing his finest gam e, opened 
ur underneath.

P uryear, w ith his inim itable long 
bomb, and F ultz scored ail but 
two of the Texas points in the last 
IO m inutes of the firs t half.

Texas, 

leading 36 28 at half, 
slowly began pulling away in the 
second period. Anytime Tech at- 
(See ’HORNS, p l)

Texans Shiver 
In Winter Low

By The Associated Press

N um bing cold clam ped all Texas in an unrelaxing grip 
S aturday, causing fire dam age as well as threatening crops. 
Light snow and sleet fell even in H ouston before noon.

Another frigid night was forecast with temperatures 
tumbling to 15 degrees below zero in the Panhandle. A 
hard freeze was predicted for the Lower Rio Grande 
Valley, where vegetable and citrus crops were threatened.

The zero w eath er w as expected to th ru s t as deep as 
the F o rt W orth and D allas a re a before dawn. The coldest 
w eather of th e w inter found th e m ercury 12 degrees below 
zero a t daw n in D alhart, 9 below a t Am arillo, and 2 below 
♦
a t Lubbock. 

There w as little snow, sleet,
and freezing rain to endanger 
travel. S n o w, however, fell 
through th e m orning in fa r 
W est Texas, locally heavy in 
spots.

Snow, whipped by high norther­
ly winds, created blizzard condi­
tions in Culbertson and Hudspeth 
counties just e a s t of El Paso. 
Light to m oderate snow in El P aso 
coated streets and roads with ice.
Lubbock at dawn had two inches 
of snow on the ground. Light flur­
ries fell 
the Panhandle, along 
the Red R iver, and as far south 
as Dallas. T h e 
am ounts w ere 
trifling, however, and all roads 
except those in the high m ountains 
of the far w est w’ere norm al.

in 

Fires, a* always, were a by­
product of the winter storm. In 
Dallas, a boy, seven, perished In 
an apartment 
fire. The north 
side of the Brady city square in 
Most C entral Texas wa* leveled 
in a $223,000 fire whirh biased 
in s e v e n degree weather. In 
U arn, a wood horning s t o v e 
started 
that destroyed 
three house* and damaged two. 
At Odessa, firem en flooded two 
tennis courts and turned them into 
ice skating rin k s 
the five-de­
gree chill.

a fire 

in 

Tile Ixnver Rio G rande Valley 
aw aited with growing apprehen­
sion lows during the night of from 
28 at Brownsville 
to 22 a t Rio 
G rande City. The mid-Valiev fore-1 
cast was for subfreezing 25-degree 
readings.

A light freeze touched the V al­
ley Saturday w ith 29 a t R ay m o n d -, 
Ville, 30 at H arlingen and E lsa, J 
and 32 a t E dinburg and McAllen.
It was just a y ea r ago th a t a 
prolonged freeze caused m any m il­
lions of dollars dam age to Valley 
citrus, vegetables, and trees. Tile 
Brownsville W e a t h e r B ureau 
w arned the Low er Valley to pro­
tect tender vegetation, if possible.
for colder 
weather before d a w n Sunday in 
Central, E a s t , Southwest, South 
Centra!, and Southeast Texas.

Forecasts c a l l e d 

Predicted 

for the night 
l o w s 
w ere: Northwest, 15 below zero to 
zero; N orth C entral, 3 below to 12 
above; N ortheast, z e r o 
to 15 
above; extrem e Southwest, 8 be­
low to 15 above; Southwest, 5 to 
22 above; South C entral, 12 to 30; 
and Southeast, 15 to 25.

The Lone Star Gas Co. said It*

custom er* in Texas and southern 
O klahom a used m ore than 1.5 
billion cubic feet of gas in the 
24 hours to midnight F riday. The 
com pany ordered a 50 per cent 
curtailm en t on 
industrial g a s 
u sers a t daw n In t^e Dallas area. 
O ther industrial curtailm ents o r­
dered w ere 60 p er cent at Waco; 
50 per cent a t Abilene, Stamford, 
i Gainesville, P aris, and Childress; 
and 25 p er cent a t Bryan.

About the only cheer shivering 
Texans could find in the w eather 
reports w as th is : It was 56 below 
zero a t W est Yellowstone, Mont.

State lo Adopt 
Centrex System

A new centralized telephone sys­
tem which will save the State an 
estim ated $60,000 annually will be 
placed in operation before the end 
of the year, G overnor P rice Dan- 
ial announced last week.

The G overnor, in signing a con­
trac t with Southwestern Bell Tele­
the service, 
phone Com pany for 
said the system will provide fast,
for 74 
com m unications 
statje agencies located in the Cap- 

: modern 

( itol area.

The new system , known as Cen­
trex, w as designed for the State 
by Southw estern Bell following a 
study requested by the Fifty-sev­
enth Texas le g isla tu re which au­
thorized the G overnor to enter into 
the contract if the study proved 
the plan feasible.

It will be 

the second Centrex 
system in Austin and the first for 
a state governm ent in the South. 
Austin s first Centrex system was 
installed a t the U niversity in Au­
gust, 1962.

Students Charged 
In Theft Attempt

T hree U niversity .students w ere 
nam ed F riday in a County Court- 
at-Law charge of dam aging p ri­
v ate property’. The students w’ere 
arrested early Thursday by of­
ficers investigating an attem pt to 
rem ove a telephone from a booth 
at a local drive-in.

Charges were filed after the stu­
dents signed statem ents in connec­
tion with their arrest.

Sabin Vaccine 
Administered 
In Union Today

Sugar Cube Gives

Austin Residents

Safety from Polio

Type I of th e Sabin oral 
vaccine will be adm inistered 
in the Main Ballroom of the 
Texas Union from IO a.m . to 
5 p.m. Sunday. An o rd in a ry 
sugar cube is u s e d as th e 
means of giving the serum .

The vaccine clinic will be open 
to anyone, whether connected with 
the U niversity or not Students, 
staff, and faculty living away from 
the University area may take the 
vaccine at any of the other inocu­
lation sites 

in the county.

Dr. Paul L. White, director of 
the Student Health Center, will 
supervise the one-day clinic. The 
new vaccine, Dr. White said, ap­
parently require* no boosters. 
Persons who have had the Salle 
shot* should take the Sabin v ac­
c in e also, because It prevents 
the individual from being a car­
rier of polio.
Dr. Joseph Smiley’, president of 
the M a i n University, expressed 
his gratitude ’o 
the cooperating 
agencies w orking on Sabin Day. 
He com mended the staff m em bers 
of the Student H ealth C enter for 
tile T ravis County 
working w ith 
Medical Society in m aking the oral 
vaccine available to U niversity stu­
dents, faculty and staff.

OJ’s TO ASSIST 
O range Jack ets, cam pus service 
honorary for women, will help dis­
tribute the vaccine.

the 

The medical society is asking 
those who take the vaccine to 
contribute 25 cent* toward the 
cost of the Sabin supplies. The 
contribution is not compulsory’. 
Clinics also will be conducted 
following T ravis 
Sunday at 
County schools; Allan Junior High, 
Allison, Anderson High. Austin 
High. Brooke, B ryker Woods. 
I. 
W. Popham , F ulm ore Ju n io r High, 
Joslin, 
H arris, Highland P ark, 
Kealing, Junior High, L am ar Ju n ­
ior 
II;gh, M anor, Maplewood, 
Metz, O. H enry Junior High, O r­
tega, Palm , Pflugerville, Ridgetop, 
Rosedale, U niversity Junior High, 
Walnut Creek, Wooten, and Zilker.
EASY TO TAKE 

All persons six w'eeks of age or 
older a re urged to take the vac­
cine. It is both odorless and taste­
less and has no a fte r effects.

Freshman Makes Big Splash
• • • Frank Guest, daring pharmacy major

Re-Emerges, Victoriously Brandishing Icy Scepter
• • • takei roommate s wager to jump in Littlefield Fountain

A ll For a $5 Bet
• • . gets money, maybe pneumonia

—Texan Photos—Draddy

 Sunday, January 13, 1963 THE DAILY TEXAN

retrospect:

ii r e v ie w of the w e e k

Tshombe Again Flees 
After Peace Pledges

then peace 

A fU r a w eek filled w ith first 
arres*. 
talks and 
sm iles, Harahan President M oise 
Tshom be has skirted out of I N 
s u n c .Hance and returned to his 
last stronghold of g en d a rm erie . 
Kohvezi.

By Ie ivinj* ELsazethv die in v io 
lation of a UN curfew, the seces­
sionist leader ignored ;he advice 
of British and Belgian consuls 
and now f ices a threat of arrest 
and transfer ’o Leopoldville on 
treason ch vy* '

RI \ ( HK TOI RS K A T A N G A 

E arlier in the wack Dr. Ralph 
Bun he. United Nations Under­
secretary 
for Special P olitical 
A ffairs, completed a tour of Ka­
tanga and gave the green light 
for 
further m ilitary operations 
against Tshombe.

U nited N ations house a r r e s t and 
o rd ered to sta y at his P re sid e n - 
tial p alac e a t E lisa b eth v iile a fte r 
W ednesday. S e c re ta ry G e n e ra l I* 
T h an t had o rd e re d the UN Cong > 
c o m m an d to “ re s tra in him (T sh­
om be » from fu rth e r irresp o n sib le 
a c ts .”

Then on T h u rsd a y , T shom be
w a s re le a se d fro m his confine­
m en t for unknow n re a s o n s and 
m a d e a p ea c e p ilg rim a g e d op 
into South K atanga, being c h e e r­
ed co n tin u ally as he w ent. He 
to yield his forces 
then offered 
peacefu lly to 
in a ria;, 
the UN 
chuckfull of goodw ill. T h ere w as 
one m in o r ‘i f how ever, for T sh­
om be. a f te r 30 m onths of sc 
le ­
sion, d e sire d to re m a in as a pro­
v in c ia l p re s id e n t 
in a unified 
Congo.

PEO PLE 'S CONCERN

After attem pts to incite destruc­
tion of K atanga’s mining installa­
tion? Tshombe w as put under

Tile UN m a in ta in s th a t this is 
not th e ir b u sin e ss; keeping peace 
is. T hey sa y th a t such m a tte rs

a r e the co ncern only of the Con­
golese people.

from 

le tte r d isp atch ed 

W ith such a policy T sh o m b e's 
fu tu ie 
looks glum . Of the eight 
chiefs of south K a ta n g a , one is 
T sh o m b e's own father-in-law . In 
a 
the 
eighth, it w as u rg ed th a t “ anoth­
e r g o v ern m en t should be form ed 
and 
th a t Mr. T shom be and his 
acolytes should I ' b ro u g h t to ju s­
tice a r r e T e i and j idged, so th a t 
th e ir pun. hm cr.t could se rv e a s 
an ex a m p le 
the w hole Con­
g o l e s e p o p u la tio n /’

to 

H is fu tu re m ust a lso h a v e been 
f irly evident 
th e notorious 
to 
re b e l as he tied for h is s tro n g ­
ly/. I of Kolw ezi S a tu rd a y . Tile 
UN has its w ork cut o u t for it 
n >w. T hey w ill “ re s to re freed o m 
of UN m o v e m e n t” in K a ta n g a — 
in o th e r w ords, th ey w ill subdue 
the se< essionist p ro v in c e by force. 
M ore th a n before, it is hoped.

—J. WEEDMAN

The Mona Lisa
A s temporary but undisputed 
<jj ss ten of Washington society, the 
“Mona Li sad over shad on cd the 
return of 
the
White House and the return of 
members o f Congress to Wash- 
ington this week.

the President 

to 

The 21 by- IO inch portrait of 
the lady o f the inscrutable snide 
the city 
m i l be on exhibit 
o f legislation from Jan. 8 through 
Feb. 3 before going to S e w York 
for showing at the Metropolitan 
Museum of Art until March 4.

in 

Leonardo da I ’inci’s 4' )■ acar­
oid h i e is so sensitive to tem­
perature that she must be hung 
rn a room large enough that the 
crouds will not affect the tem­
perature.

S o special lighting 

it being 
used on the painting a r the heat 
generated from it ii .add be harm­
ful to the painting.

\

To highlight this Italian tem­
peramentalness, newsmen 
from 
home hate been ordered to td e ­
li e the “Mona L r a” " holding 
court on US soil.'’

HEADLINING
I he Last 7 Days

n m 

i t 

p y

THE SOUTH VIET NAM government claimed Tues­
day its forces killed or wounded more than 700 Viet
Cong guerrillas in two extended operations that ended 
Monday. The claim w as not confirmed by American 
sources. Fewer than IOO casualties could be confirmed 
independently.

PRESIDENT KENNEDY and Soviet Foreign Min­
ister Vasily V. Kuznetsov met for an hour Wednes­
day and skimmed over Berlin and other problems 
that divide their two countries. It was the first high- 
level, I'S-Soviet discussion since the formal ending of 
the Cuban missile crisis.

PR EM IER KHRUSHCHEV broke a tra in journey 
to E ast Berlin for secluded talks T hursday night w ith 
Polish leaders as 
t h e Soviet governm ent new spaper 
w arned th a t a Berlin crisis m ore dangerous than the 
one over Cuba m ay be coming.

A DRASTIC REVISION and cutback In the Re­
serve Officer Training Corps program in colleges and 
hiuh schools, amounting to savings of several minion 
dollars annually, will be proposed to the n“W Con­
gress by defense officials.

TH E F I VE-CEN T STAM P came into its own Mon­
day as h igher postal rates began to go into effect, de­
signed to ultim a bely raise $600,000,000.

D A V E HELTON was named D a i l y Texan manag­
ing editor for the soring semester bv the Texas Stu­
dent Publications, Inc. Board of Directors at thrir 
meeting Thursday night at th“ Villa Capri mot'!. 
If H on succeeds former managing editor Lurry Lee 
who resigned in protest of the editorial policy of the 
paper.

HORNSBY BEND, T exas was the seen- of a quiet 
funeral for form er baseball great Rogers H o r n s b y 
T hursday as a crowd of alm ost 300 people attended th# 
widely-publicized funeral.

rn rn mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

- P h o t o bv UPI

iiN M H M M i
!»•* KKKvrami

Meredith to Quit 
Unless U M Cools

son are facing crim inal contempt 
charges for the r roles in trying 
to block Meredith'* registration.

ju ry 

A nd a 

Is 
fed.* -a1 g ran d 
now considering th e case s of l l 
m en a rre s te d in connection w ith 
the violence un 
the M ississippi 
cam pus during the night of rio t­
ing, Sept. 30,

—K VI r. NORTHCOTT

. 

JAMES ll. MEREDITH 
. 
the 
it...’ w ith d ra w *V zn 
. 
Unn eraty o f Mississippi toilets 
bo 
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'due
rn h r Situ- 
ctantics a-e 
ati ti,

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made 

N egro J a m e s l l M eredith a n ­
th a t he would 
nounced M onday 
not re tu rn 
to th e U niversity of 
M ississippi next se m e s te r unless 
conditions becom e “ m ire condu­
civ e to le a rn in g .”

M eanw hile Ole M iss 

stu d en ts 
h a v e in creased d e m o n stra tio n s of 
p ro te st a g ain st 
the 29-year-old 
N e g ro * p resence on cam pus. O ne 
stu d e n t w as su -pended fo r T h u rs­
d a y night d e m o n stratio n s.

CALM TILL NOW 

U n t i l M e re d ith * 

sta te m e n t 
the p re d o m in an tly 
a g a in roused 
se g reg a tio n ist c a m p u s, no la rg e 
public o u tb re ak s had o c c u rre d 
je e re d 
fo r six w eeks. S tu d en ts 
h im 
in succession 
three nights 
la s t w eek as ba e n te re d th e cafe­
te r ia for dinner.

“ It 

isn t w hat 

i t s 
w h a t s done a bout it,’’ M eredith 
told one new sm an.

they do, 

Som e friends of M eredith, 
in ­
cluding liberal u n iv e rsity faculty 
m em b ers, fe a r th a t he h a s p la y ­
into the hands of th e s ta te 's 
ed 
th a t 
ra c ists . T hey a ls o a rg u e 
th e r e 
th e w ide­
tru th 
sp re a d im p r e s t rn th a t M eredith 
h a s been h a ra s s e d 
to th e point 
w h e re he is unable to study.

is no 

in 

M eredith h a s not given specific 
re a s o n s for the decision to d ro p 
out of ihe sciicol n ex t se m e ste r, 
but he has given som e indication 
th a t it is not c o m p letely relate*! 
to stu d e n t d iscip lin e o r th e la* k 
of sa m e . At one point he e x p re s s ­
ed a need for tu to rs. His g ra d e s 
h a v e not been d isclosed.

O nly last w eek, e n g in ee rs b e ­
gan su rv ey in g w o rk for c o n stru c ­
tion of w in te r q u a rte rs 
for th e 
300 troops re m a in in g a s p a rt of 
M e re d ith ’s g u a rd . Tile tro o p s a re 
te n ts w hich th ey 
still 
h av e occupied sin ce la te S e p te m ­
b e r when 
th e fe d e ra l-s ta te con­
fix ! over the N e g ro 's a d m itta n c e 
to O le M iss c a m e to a head.

living 

in 

BARNETT TO (O I RT 
Defiant. G o v ern o r R oss B a rn e tt 
and Lf. G overnor P a u l B. John-

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Strikers
Continue
Vigilance

A 

fact-finding p an e l of 

th ree 
ju r is ts h a s re p o rte d 
th e m a jo r 
s h a re of re sp o n sib ility for New 
Y ork City s 36-day n ew sp a p er 
b lack o u t re s ts w ith strik in g union 
p rin te rs .

♦ 

★

In Cleveland, where the 

two
daily newspapers have not pub­
lished 
for 44 d ays, representa­
tives 
in the striking T eam sters 
Union and A m erican Newspaper 
scheduled contract 
Guild have 
talks with publishers.
★ 

★

On 

the Longshorem en scene, 
another try at m ediating a settle­
m ent of the Atlantic and Gulf 
coast dock strike is under w ay, 
but m anagem ent and union ne­
gotiators have 
they 
have no m eetings set up with fed­
eral officials. The 21-day strike 
by 60,000 m em bers of the Inter­
national Longshorem en's A ssocia­
tion has tied up m ore than 500 
ocean-going ships.

said 

that 

★ 

★
season, 

In 

this 

striking 

the 
Shoem akers, Carpenters 
a n d 
Trainm en are also trying their 
hands at 
forced advancem ent. 
L ittle hope for im m ediate agree­
m ent is evident in these fields at 
—J . WEEDMAN
present. 

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Texas Lawmakers Green 
W ith Conservative Heads

T he 58th L e g isla tu re c h o s e 
its w heels and got 
its m o to r 
re v v e d up til is w eek for 140 o r 
m o re d ay s of law m ak in g .

W ith a decidedly “ g re e n ” m e m ­
b e rsh ip — IO new’ sen a to rs, 60 
new re p re se n ta tiv e s , and all new 
e x e c u tiv e s — th e s ta te gov ern ­
m e n t also re flec ts som ething; of 
a ch an g e in p o litic al philosophy. 
T he Senate will be 
som ew hat 
m o re lib eral th a n it h a s tra d itio n ­
a lly b o e r; and 
long 
the m ore liberal of th e tw o hous­
es 
; be m ore co n serv ativ e. 
T he lead e rsh ip — from Gov. John 
r sm elly. Lf. Gov. P re sto n 
B. 
Sn ’• 
and S p eak er B yron T un­
nel.’ —-is also co n serv ativ e.

the H ouse, 

v. 

TI N M I.!, L A N D S L ID E S

Mer— -ers of th n H ouse of Rep- 
b a tte re d 
res*— v e e s T u esd ay 
w hat 
the T ex as p re ss a lre a d y 
c a lls a “ h a rd core of lib e ra ls” 
in c-’r ct.ng S peaker B yron T un­
nel. of T y ler by a I UL-3 vote over 
Rep 
John C. Alaniz of San An­
tonio.

a p p e a re d 

for 43 House com m ittee 

A lan./.’ sac rifb .a.’ effort again.* * 
T in n GS 
even m ore 
fru itless w hen the House adopted 
113-54 a set r-f “ old ’ ru les w hich 
call 
w ith all ap po intm ents m ade by 
Ute S peaker. The 57’h L eg isla tu re 
h a d o p e ra ted und er rules which 
provided for only 25 H ou-e com ­
m itte e s and for a m odified “ sen ­
iority” sy ste m of c o m m ittee as­
signm ents.

Sen. M artin D ies Jr. of Lufkin 
won a coin toss o v e r Sen. Louis 
C ru m p of San Saba for the hon­
orary job a s p re s id e n t p ro te m ­
pore of the Senate D ies also w ill 
se rv e as lie u ten a n t g overnor un­
til 
in a u g u ratio n of P resto n 
Sm ith, a fo rm e r S enate colleague.
DRAW FOR TERMS

the 

W ednesday the se n a to rs drew 
figurative beans to decide who 
w ould se rv e fo u r and who would 
serve two years 
in the Senate. 
N ecessitated by the redistricting 
by the last session of the Senate, 
the bean-drawing results in selec­
tion of 16 four-year senators and 
13 tw o-year m em b ers. After the 
tw o-year m em bers have been up 
for re-election in 1964, all sena­
tors w ill resum e serving four-

S en ato rs 

the Senate 

year term s until 
is 
again redistricted after the 1970 
census Six of the IO new sen a­
tors drew four-year term s.
a n d 

re p re se n ta tiv e s 
m et to g e th e r W ednesday to h e a r 
outgoing Gov. 
P ric e D a n ie l’s 
farew ell to th e le g is la tu re . D an ­
iel left a 189-page booklet re su m e 
of his six y e a rs as governor, plus 
th at p resen t
a 

reco m m en d a tio n 

—Photo bv UPI

REP. B Y R O S T U S S ELL 
Tyler
Specter of the House

love s of state s e r . ices Im* supple­
m ented by additional appropria­
tions for sta te p a rk s and hig h er 
education D aniel said 
the bud­
get could be balanced by doub­
ling sta te college tuition and ex­
tending the “ te m p o ra ry ” increase 
in th e *-tate s co rp o ra te fran ch ise 
tax. His m a jo r ac co m p lish m en ts 
as governor, D aniel said, w ere in 
public and higher education, w a t­
anc’ 
e r developm ent and use, 
highw ay expansion and safety.

Daniel also continued his feu-' 
with the Austin City Council and 
the Lumbermen’s Corporation of 
Austin He urged the L egislature 
to request the Council and the 
Lumbermen not to build an of- 
fice-apartm ent building 
the 
c o rn e r of Tw elfth and C olorado 
streets.

a t 

CONSERVATIVES LEAD 
The House again took tile spot­

light Thursday as Speak' r Tun­
nel! ann-.-meed com m ittee assign- 
men!.--, most of which went 
to 
conservatives who were support­
ing Tunnc ll s speakership. Rep. 
W S “Bill ’ H eatlcy of Paducah 
got the hot-spot chairm anship of 
the House appropriations com ­
m ittee. Other im portant com m it­
tee chairm en i n c lu d e Fo p. Jam es 
Cotter) of Weatherford, constitu­
tional am endm ents; Rf p. John 
Allen of Longview, state affairs; 
R ep. Wilson Forem an of Austin, 
p u b I ! r bun lings; Rep, Ben 
r u le . Rep. 
B arnes of DeLeon 
G eorge Cook of O dessa, oil, gac, 
and mining: Rep. Jack Wood of 
education; Rep. David 
Waco, 
C rew- of Conroe, insurance; Rep. 
Ja m es Slider cd N aples, gam e 
an d fish; Rep Ben Jarvis of Ty­
ler, banks and b a n k in g ; an d Rep. 
Terry Townsend of Brady, high­
w ays and roads.

A fte r half-days of w o rk T ues­
d ay , W ednesday, a n d T hu rsd ay , 
both houses a d jo u rn e d until Mon­
day . T hey will not m ee t T u esd ay 
b e c a u se of the in a u g u ratio n c e re ­
m onies. B ut W ednesday they will 
m e e t in joint session to h e a r Gov, 
Jo h n C onnally’s 
le g islativ e pro­
posals.

—SAM KINCH JR.

T M
—Photo by UPI

S LS . M A R T I S D U S . JR. 
Lufkin
Senate President pro tempore

H O U S E O f R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S 
Speaker John McCormack administer oath to members during opening se n ii at.

—Photo bv I PI

Washington Under Way Again

cr the Rules Com m ittee is to tie 
the servant rather than the mas- 
ter of the H o u se/' 

The House of R epresentatives 
W ednesday chopped d o w n 
the 
first tree on the edge of the 1963 
New Frontier bv perm anently ex- 
pa riding the House Rules Com- 
m ittee to 15 m em bers. 

FILIBUSTER CHANGES 
But rules changes were not the 
only issues in the minds of eon- 
Rules expansion was accom - gressm rn. Senators, for exam ple, 
the 
cloture 
rules to prevent the “ talking to
forces behind death” of legislation. The Senate 
agreer! W ednesday to postpone a 

pitched within a few hours of the must com e 
opening of the 88th C ongress by question of modifying 
a vote of 233 to 1%, a significant 
victory for 
President John F. Kennedy. The 
m argin w as greater than the five- d i s c u s s i o n of the filibuster
changes until a f t e r the P resi- 
vote spread by which 
the 12- 
dent's State of the Union m es- 
man com m ittee w as enlarged in 
sage Monday. 
1961. 

to grip* with 

t h e 

large 

the 
4he late Sen. Robert S. Kerr, one 
<>f the S e n a te s m ost r e s p i t e d 
member* 

experienced shoes of Cormark saw! of President Keo-
nedy s top-to-bottnsn reduction rn
individual and corporate taxes,
I wi>uld exp ect it this y ea r.”
Kennedy 
is c sp 
a deluge of 
gross after hi* State of the I nion

I ^ REI ORM A (JI l.M IO N 
M embers o f fro th house* had 
the 

cd to begin 
'» * Ccm-

legislation 

uppermost 
various proposals for tax redue- m essage Monday
Speaker Mc- 
ll0n anf* reform . 

their mint!* 

—SAM KINT II JR.

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TEXAS SPLITS 

T e x a s ’ congressional delega- w i l l 

tion voted 14 to 9 in favor of a 
15-man R u le, group. The T exas 
delegation split 14-7 on the 1961 
vote. 

Opinions expressed in The te xa n are those o f the Editors
or of the tinter of the article and not necessarily those of the
Unnersity administration.

D em ocrat Clinton P. Anderson 
introduce a resolution to 
change Senate rules for cutting 
oft filib u ster, from the present
tvyo-thirds to three-fifths of the — ---------------------------------- ----- 
Senate present and voting Sen. 
is Hubert Humphrey, also a Demo- 

The Pally 

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PERM ANENT 8TAI-T
EDITOR .......................................................................... 

T
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published in Austin Tea** daUv except Monday and Saturday and holiday

texan, a atudcnt new*paper of T i c I ni\er*ltv of 2>\a* 

~ ~ 

7~d 

---

the w ay 

Rules Com m ittee expansion 

expected to clear 
for 
m u c h of President Kennedy's 
legislation, which in the past has m ajority of senators present anfl 
been bottlenecked by a Repub- 
lican-Southem D em ocratic coali- 
tion on the com m ittee. Rep. How- 
a rd VV. Smith, D-Va., chairm an 
of the Rules C om m ittee, led the 
fight against expansion, bot lost 

 SAM KINCH JR .
erat, will call for rules changes ACTING MANAGING E D IT O R ....................... 
D AV E HELTON
to cut off filibusters by a sim ple NEWS EDITOR .............................................................. LOI ANN WALKER
AMUSEMENTS EDITOR ............................................ H A ID E N FREEM AN
SPORTS EDITOR ..................................................................... BILL LITTLE
CAROL G I STINE
 
EDITOR .................................................. MARTHA TIPPS
* 
JOYCE JA N E WEEDMAN
EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS ......................................... COK NEI JA SPINKS,
v n n T H r n T T M A Itv IAA!F , , 1RHAJ
V E . ORTHC TT. MARY J ANE GORHAM

Southern D em ocrats, who spec- 
ialize in long-winded debates and 
d igression ,, apparently w ill at- 
, 
tem pt to filibuster against any 
changes in the cloture rule 

____________________ 

EDITOR 

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voting. 

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43 of the 93 Southern D em ocrat 
votes 
including all IO m em bers 
of the G eorgia delegation. 

A side from deciding to post- 
pone consideration of the filibus- 
ter question, 

Speaker John W. M cCormack, m ost of their tim e 

STAFF UOK THIS ISSUE

traditions. Conspicuous 

\ k , h t E D IT O R S .................. VK’KE CALDWELL, BARBARA TOSCH
senators devoted DESK EDITOR .................................................................................... JIM DAVIS
TER R Y TIMMONS
.......................................... EV URA M cN E U ,

to session- COPY DESK C H IE F .................. .*.................... 

opening 
in h is Ivy League presence w as Night R e p o r te r s .......................................... San Kinch Jr., K aye N orthcott
Sen. Edward “ T eddy” Kennedy, Copyreaders 
at 30 the youngest m em ber of Night Sports E d it o r .................................... ...................... .. 
an otherw ise elderly body. Also A ssistant 

B illy Strong. Bob Hinkl#
Bob DuPont Jr.
........................................................................................ E verett Hullum
Jeff M illar
 
Joan J a m es

ISSUE NEWS E D I T O R 

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Rep. Carl A l b e r t , D-Okla., new on the scene w as J. Howard Night A m usem ents E d ito r ................. 

cam e som ew hat m o r e to the Edmondson, D-Okla., w h o w as N igh ttCampus Life Editor ........... 
point by callin g the issue “ wheth- 

appointed to the Senate to fill R etrospect E ditor 

................................................... J o y ce Weedxnan

D-M ass , appealed for the Rules 
Com m ittee to be larger because 
a 12-man group 
is unworkable 
and presents procedural diffieul- 
ties* 

 Sunday, January 13, 1963 THE DAILY TEXAN Paga 3

R ia t a

(Continued from Page One)

■amt time, rather valid, in a Cum­
ming* sort of way, poetically.

S T R I C T U R E S S T R I N G E N T 

It ie certainly a fact that Riata 
needs a personality and that a 
printed m anifesto m ight h e l p 
achieve this end, but the totally 
negative strictu res printed in this 
issue m iss the point.

T here Is no reason wily stories 
about strangely beautiful boys, the 
vicarious suicide of 
the author, 
first visit to a whorehouse or first 
love affair (and incidentally, I fail 
two subjects
these 
to see why 

should be grouped together), life 
after World War EH, Christ-figures, 
etc., should be automatically ex­
cluded. All have, can, and will be 
used as topics for works which 
are, can, and probably will be, 
superior to the burden of the cur­
ren t Riata.

As for the statem ent, “ there is 
no censorship of subject m a tte r or 
language,” th a t is a b latan t ex ag ­
geration, as I urn sure any editor 
of the m agazine will adm it while 
to w rite state­
not 
in 
m ents “ up 
to p a ra ­
p hrase Winston Churchill, “ they 
cannot liv e."

to w hich,’’ 

the mood 

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Charles D. Baker, Paul S. Barren- 
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J. Anderson Fitzgerald Dies 
But His Memory Shall Live

Lane Memorial 
At 3:30 Today

A memorial service, after th# 
custom of the Friends, will be held 
for Dr. Ralph E. Lane, associate
professor of m athematics, at the 
F riends M eeting House, 3104 Wash­
ington Square, at 3:30 p.m. Sun­
day.

D r. Lane, 51, member of the
F riends M eeting of Austin, died
Dec. 13 in Ames. Iowa.

The fam ily requested 

in­
th at, 
stead of 
flowers, 
friends m ight 
to the R alph 
m ake contributions 
E. Lane M em orial Fund, A m es 
T rust and Savings Com pany.

the College of Business Admin!*- dean’s honor and the College of
tration, som e of the leading fac­
Business A dm inistration began a
ulty mem bers of the school were 
J Anderson F itzgerald lecture se r­
recruited.
ies in 1959.

Chiefly through his efforts, the 
Bureau of Business R esearch was 
established on the cam pus in the 
fall of 1926. This Bureau has be­
com e a source of inform ation and 
help to th e expansion of the indus­
tria l econom y of Texas.
has 

recently 
founded a scholarship in the ex-

The U niversity 

Dr. F itzgerald had honors heap­
ed on him by colleagues. Among 
them was the distinguished service 
aw ard given to him 
in 1953 by 
Alpha K appa Psi, oldest business 
fratern ity 
the United States 
In 1940, the New York Sun listed 
him am ong the top 22 economists 
in 

the country’.

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THEY CAME, THEY SAW, THEY
JACOBSON'S

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BOUGHT

The University flags were et
half-staff Saturday in mourning for 
the death of Dr. J. Anderson Fitz­
gerald, dean emeritus of the Col­
lege of Business Administration 
and professor emeritus of banking 
and insurance.
He died 

in an Austin nursing 
home early F rid ay m orning after 
an Illness of several y ears. He 
would have been 80 years old in 
April. The funeral was held Sat­
urday and he was buried in Aus­
tin M em orial Park.

Dr. Fitzgerald joined the faculty 
of the University in 1918 and be­
cam e dean of the School of Bus­
iness Adm instration in 1926, when 
it was only four y ears old. He 
served as dean until 1950 and was 
then nam ed consulting dean.

U nder his leadership as dean of

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The F ebruary’ quota for draftees 
in Texas is 173. In com pliance with 
the national quota of 4.000 men, 
local d ra ft boards will send 1.450 
m en for preinduction physical and 
m ental exam inations.

Col. M orris S. Schwartz, state 
d irecto r of the Selective Service 
System , announced th at the state's 
F eb ru ary call is IO higher than the 
Ja n u ary quota of 163, but is lower 
than the D ecem ber figure of 235.
Tile F e b r u a r y quota. Col. 
Schw artz said, will be filled by 
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age on Feb. I, except volunteers 
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im age of 

Many A m ericans have formed
a m ental 
the nation s
railroads as bankrupt, run down,
and on their last legs. This theory
is not true in the glow ing South­
west,

is longer, 

In the states w est of the M issis­
sippi River the average passenger 
and freight haul 
there 
a re fewer expensive term in als to 
m aintain, com m uter problem s arc 
unknown, and die story of develop­
ment, expansion, and growth is a 
successful one.

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an exam ple of the vigor th at is 
a m ajor part of A m erican railro ad ­
ing. The Missouri Pacific has 
trackage from St Louis west to 
run 
track s 
Colorado. The 
to Houston, New O rleans, 
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Central A m erica.

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of the nation s economy. The Mis­
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im prove­
m ents and modernization of facili­
ties starting in 1962 and continu­
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1962 w ere S38 million. Thirty-six 
million d o lla n m ore is scheduled 
for this year.

The M issouri Pacific is not the 
.inly railroad keeping ahead with 
m provem ents and new develop­
ments. The M issouri-Kansas-Texas 
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he Southwest, 
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fic, piggyback services and a g ri­
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Horns Awarded

By PETE OPPEL 
Texan Sport* Staff

The Ex - Students’ Association 
established three reasons for the 
success of the 1962 football Long­
horns at the second annual Long­
horn Football Banquet in the Un­
ion Main Ballroom F riday night: 
Pat Culpepper, Johnny Tread- 
w ell, ami Head Coach Darrell 
Royal.
Culpepper and Treadwell each 
the 
pocketed 
nam e Royal seemed 
the 
by-word at tile gathering attended 
by over 375 patrons of football.

four aw ards, and 
to he 

D. Harold Byrd precented Cul­
pepper with the Leadership Award. 
"The fightingest Longhorn es- 
*r,” Don W eldon railed Culpep­
per as he presented number St 
with the Longhorn Club Sport*- 
manehtp Award.
Treadw ell was the recipient of 
the George “ Hook McCullough 
Most Valuable P layer Award, pre­
the 
sented by Buck McCullough; 
“ TV G uide’’ Award, presented by 
the m agazine s regional m anager,

to 

Phil Coggins; The Houston Post 
Award 
the Outstanding Line­
m an of the Southwest Conference; 
and 
the U PI all-Am erica Team
Award.

D arrell Royal ran the gauntlet 
from “ the B arry Coldw ater of 
football coaches'* to “ the g reatest 
football coach in A m erica’’ during 
the evening.

When Royal stood up to accept 
the Honorary 
“ T ” Association 
aw ard the audience gave him the 
night s only standing ovation.

Roval said. I l l t e l l you this 
I will 
treasure no aw ard m ore 
than this one you have given me 
tonight. ’’

Marvin Kuhin wa* the recipi­
ent of Ute Recognition Award 
a* presented by W ally Scott.

Ray Poage w as presented an 
award for achieving honors on 
the UPI Third String all-A m eri­
ca team .
O ther recipients of the “ T * As­
sociation Awards w ere B lair C her­
ry, Wilbur E vans, and Crockett
English.

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Texas Vaulter 
Wins in Houston

Cunningham Edgad 
In High Hurdles

HOUSTON (Spl) — Texas* Jun­
ior pole vault specialist, Steve 
Guynes, slivered over the b ar at 
14 feet to ta k s tb s only Longhorn 
first place in th® first annual Gulf 
F ederation Indoor T rack and Field 
M eet F rid ay night.

Guynes w as aw arded 

the gold 
m edal by virtue of few est misses 
as Texas AAM’s Lewis Poland also 
cleared 14 feet even.

C harles Ingram of P rairie View 
A&M nipped ex-Horn hurdler, Ray 
Cunningham, in the 60 y ard high 

1 hurdles with a slow 7.7 clocking.

Charles Jordan. Steer shotputter. 
took 
third behind A&M’s Danny 
R oberts and H ouston* b;g Boh 
Merlo in one of the evening’s spot­
toss was 
light events, 
52’2” .

Jo rd a n ’s 

I Boyd Timmons. Houston sopho­
more, took a narrow win from a 
classy field in the Open 60 yard 
dash as he sped to a 6 4 over the 
'lic k concrete floor in Sam Hous­
ton Memorial Coliseum. Form er 
SWC sprint king. Ralph A lpaugh, 
finished fourth behind Timmons, 
Alfred Green of P rairie View 
AAM, and ACC % Dennis R ichard­
son.

Ponies Bounce Ags 
To Initial Defeat

DALLAS IU .Southern Methodist 
slowed a torrid Texas A&M out­
side shooting attack in the second 
half Saturday to hand the Aggies 
first Southwest Conference 
their 
basketball loss 71-68.

The victory gave the M ustangs, 
twice beaten In conference play, 
fresh hope in the league race. 
AAM’* loss put T e x a s , which 
beat T exas T e c h In Lubbock 
Saturday night, undisputed pos­
session of .first place.
A&M wheeled to a 46-36 first-half 
lead 
the shooting of 
Bennie Lennox and Paul Timmons.
But midway through the second 
fouled o u t . The 
half Timmons 
Aggies held a t 58-53 lead at the 
time.

largely on 

The Aggie scoring attack slowed 
and SMU gradually closed the gap, 
tying the gam e a t 58-58 on Dave 
Som erville* jum p shot w ith 8.21 
to play.

'H orns Win

(Continued from peg® one)

(tarry would pull 

tem pled Ie d oe* the m argin, t 
quick 
the 
Steers away.
Tech 

field 
goals the second half—but hit 22 
free throw s. Texas was called foul­
ing 21 tim es. Tech, 20.

scored only 

three 

Flutz, hitting 8 of l l field goals, 
was injured late in the gam e as 
Tech players m auled him 
in a 
chase for a ball. Bleeding from a 
cut on his mouth, he begged to be 
allowed to shoot the free thrown 
before being taken out.

Coach Harold Bradley consented 
and Fultz threw in his 19th and 
20th points.

A foul shot after the final buzz­
the 

er by L arry F ranks m ade 
twenty-point m argin.

Many of the T exas boys from 
South T exas aw oke Saturday 
morning to view their first snow 
fall as tem peratures dipped to -3 
degrees o \e m ig h t Friday. But 
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Hogs Beat Rice

in lead:’ g 

HOUSTON lit -Kendall Rhine set 
a R .ie scoring record Saturday 
night 
the Owls to an 
Sj-TO Southwest Conference w i n 
over the A rkansas R azorback'.
Rhine s 44 points eel psed 

the 
record of 43 *<h by Temple Tucker 
in 1955 against the Texas Aggies. 
He got 16 points in the first half 
and 28 in the second, which saw 
the Owls steadily pulling ahead of 
A rkansas.

Baylor Tops TCU

FORT WORTH UP- Baylor cam e 
b ark in the second half Saturday 
night to erase TCU’s 12-point lead, 
go ahead by f i v e point' 
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barely hang on to win. 61-60, and 
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A m m m ootatay eeM ta aa
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(rom th* Ha*.
Tech wa* 

the 
charity stripe, hitting 28 of 29 at­
tempts, but could m anage only 15 
field goals in 44 attem pts.

fantastic 

from 

Five T exas players climbed Into 
the double figures. Fultz headed 
the list, while P u ry e ar had 14, Gil­
bert 12. Mike H um phrey and Mutt 
Heller hit l l each

Humphrey, hampered by fads*
played only a small part of the 
game, but Fultz more than made 
up for i t Fult* also led Texaa re­
bounders with l l .

For Tech, th* fallen cham pion, 
it was Indeed a aor* loss—but 
for the Steers, It was the sweet­
est of victories.
T ech’s senior, Bobby Gindorf, 
was outstanding with 13 points and 
5 of 15 field goals. Sophomore 
Glen H allum also had 13.

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plug a n d unplug glaring studio 
lights while teetering a t the tops 
of unstable ladders, and throw un­
pleasant glances over their shoul­
ders at the studio clock.

C lo s e u p of o n e of the stu d e n ts, 

a m a g ic a l m a n r a ile d » 
flo o r 
m a n a g e r . H e l i s t e n s In te n tly 

th ro u g h 

the h e a d set he w e a r s , 

ra is e s h is a r n i and sp e a k s . S u d ­

d e n ly stu d e n ts a re w h is k e d fro m 

(h e lig h ted a r e a s In to the g lo o m , 

re d u c in g th e ir high d e c ib e l s w a p ­

p in g of 

In s tru c tio n s and s c ra p e 

o f w n o d on c o n c re te to ten se 

w h is p e r and se iifflin g s .
When the floor manager s arm 
comes down with a vigorous point 
a" the s..ogle squinting person left 
alone in the Ugh*, it w ill be 5 p m. 
and the red tally lights w ill sound­
lessly blink on. K R TT-TV, the stu­
dent-operated cosed circuit 
tele­
vision station, is “ on the a ir.”

I.ast Thursday’s “ K R T T s , ” as 
the shows are called around the 
Radio/Te>vLs!on 
Building, were 
d ie last for the season. E a ch stu­
dent in Hugh Greene's television 
directing course produced and di­
rected a 15-minute nondramatic 
show.

Since the fall shows excluded 
dram atic work. the varie ty of tele- 
\ i s o l productions was wide. The 
la s t bros least, f i r e x a m p le , saw 
a dance dram a, a biography of a 
j■.•7.7, trumpeter, a poetry' reading, 
and a performance by a mime.

S t o r e K U T T 

is a 

lo w -budget 

o p e ra tio n ( a p p ro p ria tio n fo r each 

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S tu d e n ts re sp o n d ed w ith in v e n ­

t s a 

f r a g m e n t a r y sets, u n u su a l 

lig h tin g , an d s till p h o to g ra p h s 

syn ch ro n iz ed w ith m u s ic and n a r ­

ra tio n . S o m e stu d e n ts u s a no set 

a t a ll, but “ lim b o 1" — the stool- 

and-pool of lig h t m eth o d .

After all four sots have been set 
a n i 
lighted, the once cavernous 
studio is a lab', rinth of spaghetti- 
like cables and cords, flats, and 
furniture

Harried directors see their pre­
cious rehearsal time melting while 
they fight with a microphone boom 
that is casting an agonizing shad­
ow on 
title 
cards, or sequences that need four 
cam eras to photograph when they 
h a v # only two.

the set. misplaced 

At 5 o'clock, the telecast must 
begin, and the aud.ence — a pa­
tient but unsympathetic videotape 
recorder -- begins to roll, with or 
without a director in the control 
room.

The first director snaps direc­
rim c ra m rn , cries 
tions to his 
“ Ready to dissolve! 
; then looks 
at the new spec a1 effects v . leo 
switcher adorned with multicolor­
ed buttons that 
I ght up, making 
the gadget resemble a horizontal 
Chris’mas tree— and moans, “ How 
EX) you dissolve?’’

M ir a c u lo u s ly , h is sh o w co m es 

off, and w e ll a t th a t. A f t e r fifteen 
m in u te s c o m e s the b le sse d com 
m a n d , " F a d e to b la c k ,” and the 
d ir e c to r w o b b le s g r a t e f u lly out 

of the co n tro l ro o m .

The second director slips into the 
chair, the lights glare on another 
part of Stud.o i0, and it starts all 
over aga;n.

lf 

Another director, making final 
adjustments in his shooting script 
balefully eyes tm* clock and vows 
it were ? 
“ I d give a nickel 
o'clock.” His show goes well, as 
did 
the one Lvelore him. Then 
K U T T leaves the a ir ( i e , some­
one stops die tape m achine', and 
the platoons of floor assis'ants fall 
upon the painfully assembled sets 
and dismember them.

S t r ik e —-d ism a n tlin g the sets— 

w a s the m o st f r a n t ic p a rt of the 

a fte rn o o n T h u r s d a y a s the K K T T 

p ro g ra m 

ra n o v e r tim e , and a 

K L U N T Y n e w s c a s t w a s s c h e d ­

in 

uled 
in 20 
m in u tes. T h e n e w s show w a s 

the s a m e stu d io 

so m e h o w set m id lig h ted w ith in 

that 

tim e an d 

tho d ire c to r, a 

g ra d u a te stu d e n t, 

ra n 

into 

the 

c o n tro l 

room h ist 

In 

tim e 

to 

punch the o p e n in g shot up on the 

su p e r d u p e r s w itc h e r .

Tile tally ligli’s glowed aga r 
only th.s time the cameras' pic­
tures of John Ruler, K U R N News 
D ire r‘or, were being seen by a 
of K I J I N A Austin-San Antonio 
audience.

in 

an 

Next 

s^nes'er. 

advanced 
directing, the assignment is tough­
er each student must produce and 
direct 
television 
hour-long 
dm ma. ITIC student d.rec tors who 
are now back i t their former m ic ­
as camel amen and assistant di­
rectors on oth rn K I J I N shows 
must surely be wondering if John 
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S u n d a y . J a n u a r y 1 3 . 1963 

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N 

P a g o 3

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Mr W kMuL.

BRIG ITTE BARDO T, F ranee s a-'iwe- *o an 
aq* n 
A

i"d e p e “ d e r f nuclear d e 4'errent 'force, v 
promote A m erican-G allic 

re ano-s when 

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foi’t/ a* 

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From Bach to Broadway in Union

Popular selections will be sung 
by the Men * Glee Club including 
“ G yp sy,” “ Wildcat ” Thompson's 
“ The Tes’am er’ of Freedom, 
and 
R. Vaughan W illiam s' arrange­
ment of “ Tile Turtle Dove ” 
in 
which Jan ice M cCrory w ill be Ute 
featured soloist.

T h e F>onghorTi S in g e rs w ill sin g 
Ijid y ,” 
"M o o n R iv e r ”

“ M y F a ir 

“ D o R e M I. ” 

tu n e s 

fro m 

“ N in e H u n d re d M i le s , ” “ A m e r i 

c a. 

the B e a u t if u l,” a n d 

“ B il l 

B a ll y , W on t Y o u P le a s e C o m e 

H o m e ,” D ia n e T o b o la w ill be 

fe a tu re d as a so lo ist.
These five choral groups appear­
ed together for die first time last 
Jan u ary. Approx.m ate'v 600 stu­
the various 
dents participa’e 
Last year, 

in 
hora! organizations 

•lie groups gav e 80 performances.

- A m u B A U S oriel if

Presents

A program of choral m u sic. 
ranging in s t ile from Sixteenth 
Century c la ssic s to modern show 
tunes and ballads, will be pre­
sented at I p.m. Sunday in Hogg 
Auditorium by 
five U niversity 
choral organizations.

Variety w ill be the feature of the 
free program which w ill be con­
ducted by four teaching a-sistants 
the Department of Music. 
from 
Morris J . Beachy w ill conduct the 
A Capella Choir a n d the Mad: ,gal 
S
F r ank Roberts w ill con­
do ’ the Southern Singers; Daniel 
Roy ce Boyer, the Ixmghom Sing­
ers. and G a ry L . I-, bens berger, the 
Men s Glee Cl ib.

r

i

Tile A Capella Choir will present 
Handel 5 ' Sing Unto God.” Bru ck ­
ner s ’ Os Just 1 meditabitur sapien- 
tiam ” three Hungarian folk songs 
by Se.ber, Berber s "Q uam pul- 
Brah m s’ 
chri 
“ Wondrous cool, 
thou woodland 
quiet,” and Bach s “ But He who 
doth search tile hearts,” Second 
Motet.

super monte*. ” 

“ Falling 

The Southern Singers will pre­
sent Thomas M orley’■ ” 0 Sleep, 
Fond Fane,1 ,” B o f f s “ .Nantuck­
I/jve with 
et.” 
Ix n e .” by Rodgers and Hart, 
and Brah m s’ “ In Silent Night.” 
ap­
E m ily Roberts, 
pears In the Brahm s n u m b e r.

violinist, 

in 

Spanish 

F a r m e r’*, 

“ To Take 

The M adrigal Singers will sing 
two 
carols, Gastoldi's 
“ Come I .et Y >ur Hearts Be Sing­
the 
ing 
air, a bonny lass was w alking” ; 
W ilb ye’s 
“ Adieu, sweet A m aryl­
lis 
, d,Lassos, “ Oh L a d y F a .r ,” 
H astier s “ Das Her/ tut m ir auf- 
-pnnger ” and P; ssereau's, “ ll est 
B e l et Bon.”

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* KENNETH J O H N S O N
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By AXN ELL TODD 

You’r* a sophomore whore last 
nam# starts with “W,” and I'm 
a senior named Adams; just how 
does it happen that I ’m not regis­
tering until Thursday, and you 
get M onday at 9:30 a.m.?”

This puzzle involves calculations, 
statistics, and, in the end, a big 
shuffle for the ,-eople who w ork in 
the R eg istration Supervision O f­
fice VVTx) and how m any w ill reg­
ister at w hat tim e is decided in 
“ the fairest w-ay we know how to 
do it,” W illia m W allace, director 
of registration Supervision, said. 

The white 

course cards are

What g, 
On Orer

■ • a la y

S— Tom Uni*. Dallaa attorney, 

to 
■ peak to aeml-annual Newm an Club 
honor* day on 
Catholic A ction— 
1963.“ St. A u iU n a Church.

10-5—D istribution of Sabln oral t a o 
clna. M ain Ballroom of Taxaa Union, 
and various public school building!
IO—D r Gaoraa W . Hoffm an to apeak 
on “ Th# Changing Land and Paopia 
of th# B a lk ln a ," U n itarian Church. 
4700 Grover
IO- - T h e R e v 

Jo h n T o w n to ip e a k on 
' W h a t Do Y o u S e e k ? ’ a l C o ng re­
g atio n al Church. SOS W . T w e n ty- 
tn ird

l l N e w m a n C lu b to elect o ffice r* and 
to nam e ho n or students. S t. A u s tin a
A u d ito riu m

1-10.30 -C e n tral T e x * * B o a t and T r a v ­

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•ervlre# 

F rie n d * 
late D r R a lp h E. 

at 

4 C h o ra l o rg a n isa tio n s of the D epart 
m ent o f M u sic to present concert. 
H o g g A u d ito riu m

6 30— G II K u lic k 

ti 
to 
of his al id et fo r T ra n s- Jo rd a n S u p ­
per Fo ru m . H llle l Fo u n d atio n

show 

P a r t 

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B rid g e at T o ko R I. 

T e x a s 

U n io n A u d ito riu m

8 

W h a t A bout the B a p t is t s ' ‘ to he 
d ncusrion topic at B a p tis t S td u e n t 
B u ild in g 400 W 

T w e n t )-second.

M e n d e r
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mot G o u ld in g . Regent# Room . M a in 
B u ild in g

9 5 W e e te rn R e a e n e U n iv e rs ity p a in t­
In C le ve lan d M useum or A rt
T exas U n io n G a lle r y 103.

ings 
E x h ib it 

9 30-0 30 K L R N - T V program s
invited 
IO- P u b lic 

on 
■'Cornmun atlo ns " M a r v V R ra n rh 
A u d ito riu m , H u ato n - T illo ts o n C o l­
lege

p rog ram 

to 

X .30— D r. B e n H ig g in s to g v» p ub lic 
lecture on T h e R o le of the F r o n t ie r 
in 
E c o n o m ic Developm ent. “ W « i- 
gener H a il 4 OS

6 30—Sig tna X I 

J , H o o ve r 
M a ck in speak on 
‘ A S w in g to the 
Q u a n tita tiv e in G eolog>.“ G o n d o lie r 
H otel

to hear 

7 IO S t u d '’ 

room s on 

first 

flo o r of

Business-! o nom I ca B u ild in g

lin t day because all the sections 
are open, and there are fewer con­
flict*. This spring, we have 4.600 
scheduled tor th# first day,” Wal­
lace said.

in enrolled 

Since 50 per cent of the entire 
student body 
in the 
College of A rts and Sciences. 50 
per cent, or 2,300, of the first-day 
registrants w ill be from A rts and 
Sciences; along w ith appropriate 
percentages 
the rem aining 
colleges. This Breakdown is made 
each day throughout registration.

from 

A fter a ll the calculations are 
made and the cards have been 
stamped, they are stuffed into en­
velopes and mailed to the students. 
W allace explained that if things go 
according to schedule, the regis­
tration m aterial 
this spring 
sem ester w ill be m ailed the after­
noon of Ja n 15.

for 

the 

M ailin g 

le g is la tio n m ate­
rials, however, w ill not mean the 
end for the staff of nine in toe 
Registration 
Supervision O ffice. 
They m u*t oversee the ph ysiral 
setup in G regory G ym throughout 
registration week. A* soon as the 
spring registration 
is completed, 
they w ill begin stuffing envelopes 
that w ill go into th# inform ation 
packets to be Issued for the sum­
m er and fa ll term s.

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stamped with registration times on 
the back before any names are 
written in the blanks on the front 
Then the green application cards 
tha» were turned in by Jan. 4 are 
alphabetized according to the dif­
ferent colleges with the U n iversity.
In order to give the " T ’s” as 
good a chance fr i an e a rly regis­
tration tim e as the " C l ” the white 
cards w ith the scheduled tim e on 
the back are thoroughly shuffled; 
then the names a»-e typed on them

No aet pattern of alphabetizing 
or classification is followed to de­
term ine who gets to enter G regory 
Gym at 8 a rn. M onday, so a 
senior n a m e d Abernathy who 
turned in his green card the day 
after the Thanksgiving holidays, 
m ay still receive a la te r registra­
tion tim e. He should be glad that 
the w hite card which reached the 
top of the stack the sam e tim e as 
his green card had “ Wednesday,
3 p m ." on it instead of “ F rid a y , 
11:30 a m . ”

The registration process depends 
on chance except for the number 
who w ill register each day and the 
percentage of students from each 
college. These numbers are a r- 1 
rived at p rim a rily by the use of 
statistics from the preceding year, I 
the present enrollm ent figure, and 
the percentage of students enroll­
ed in each college.

After calculating that the approx­
im ate num ber of students register­
ing for the 1963 spring sem ester ] 
w ill be 19 600, the next big figure 
concerns how m any of these stu­
dents ran be handled each day

“ We schedule a little heavier the

Watch 'Pep Pills': 
May Be ’Poopers'

Don t get too pepped up on “ pep 

p ills” because you m ay be in for 

a big let-<lown.

La st ye a r during dead week one 

University coed took dexedrine all 

week and ate very little fond After 

finished her finals she went 

tr a cocktail party to celebrate 

After drinking one drink at the 

party, the student passed out.

Dexedrine a n i benzedrine can 

be purchased only w ith a doctor's 

prescription, but some students 

manage to get them.

Sleep is a norm al function of the 

body, said W . F Gidley. professor 

em eritus of pharm acy When one 

tries to substitute drugs for sleep 

he must use his body s reserve 

strength.

Thus, lf a student is kl a run­
down oonditton, tnese drugs eau be 

extrem ely harm ful The use of 

these drugs 

ran cause 

tension, 

nervousness, 

fatigue, and 

lower 

one’s efficiency, said G id ley.

The form ula to follow in order 

to do your best on finals Is to rest, 
le lsx , and use c o r r e c t study 
methods. C areful advance study 
fend a good night of sleep w ill have 
the greatest calm ing effect on a 
student

Taking "pep pills,** excessive 
smoking, and coffee and Coke 
drinking m ay keep you awake, but 
you m ay go to pieces during a 
final. If you take “ pep p ills " you 
are taking a big chance because 
you m ay not rem em ber a thing the 
next day or you m ay seriously 
harm yourself.

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 Jjnday, January !3, 1963 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 7

Inauguration Draws 
Spectators to City

IU >

fLoa.icerA

Spring officers of Pi Omega Pi, 
business honorary for women, are 
Lee Fetter, president; Jo Ann Os-
b u r n, vice-president; Geraldine 
Shook, secretary; Carolyn Loocke, 
treasurer; Qladys Bohac, report - 
er-historian; and Barbara Grev- 
sky, CBA representative.
★
★ 

Officers for tho A m erican 

.Soc­
iety of Civil Engineers are E dgar 
V. Leyendecker, president; Ralph 
B o w e r s , vice-president; E. Bill 
Stewart, se cretary ; and I3ob Hall, 
treasurer.

it 

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Spring officer? for the Am erican 
Society of M echanical Engineers 
are Don Macluuighlin, chairm an; 
G erald Weedcn. 
first vice-chair­
m an; Jam es Sullivan, second vice- 
ch airm an ; Harold McClamroch, 
tre a su re r; Bdl Barkan, secretary ; 
and M ark Finley, corresponding 
secretary .

it 

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Alpha lx*ha Sigma, national ad­
vertising fra tern ity ; Don McCul­
lough, president; J a c k Douglas, 
vice-president; John Bowling, sec­
re ta ry ; and Charles Beveler, trea s­
urer.

♦ 

★

Alpha O m i c r o n P i: Sandy 
Forsyth, p r e s i d e n t Beverly

Brown, vice-p r e s i d e n t ; Lynn 
Owen, treasurer; J u d y Wright, 
r u s h captain; Virginia Castille, 
associate rush captain; and Mary 
Jo Delk, 
junior Panhellenic re­
presentative.
★ 

★

Alpha Delta Pi: P a t Aston, pres­
ident; Lee M cPherson, vice-pres­
ident; Zane Ann M organ, pledge 
train er; Carolyn Coker, tre a su re r; 
Jane Stcvans, recording se creta ry ; 
H eather Ixigan, corresponding sec­
re ta ry ; Sally Stone, house presi­
dent; B a rb a ra Hurt. rush captain; 
Dede Johnson, chaplain; Sandra 
Jircik, social ch airm an ; Suzanne 
Vaughn and Judy G illespie, P an ­
hellenic representatives; D i a n a 
Daily, scholarship; C o m e Crofts, 
song 
lead er; and Sandy Foster, 
big-little sister coordinator.

More persona will witness the 
Tuesday 
John 
Inauguration of 
Conn ally as Governor and Pres­
ton Smith as Lieutenant Govern­
in the his­
or than ever before 
tory' of Texas, William C. Long, 
chairman of the Austin Inaugur­
al Com m ittee, said.

Austin hotels and motels have 
been booked solid for the Inaug­
ural ceremonies since a few days 
after Connally and Smith won the 
election, according to the Inaug­
representative 
u ral C om m ittee 
Now reservations within a 100-mile 
radius of Austin are difficult to 

I make.

Geologist Plans Address 
At Meeting of Sigm a Xi
Dr. J . Hoover M arkin will dis­
cuss “ A Swing to the Quantitative 
in Geology’' before a m eeting of 
Sigma Xi, graduate scientific re­
search society at 6.30 p m . Mon­
day in the Gondolier Hotel.

Sixty-one m em bers will be initi­
ated into the society a t the m eet­
ing

Downtown hotels report th a t ex­
tra beds have been placed in many
1 rooms 
the ca­
to accom m odate 
pacity’ crowds this week.

Some Texans arriving by pull­
m an from all parts of the state 
plan to avoid the downtown con­
fusion by having 
th e ir pullm an 
ca rs sidetracked to provide over­
night accom m odations. F or oth­
ers, sleeper buses will provide

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the ceremonies.

A 

few of 

the 60,000 persons
invited by the Inaugural Commit­
tee, as well as those who received 
“open" invitations issued by Tex­
as newspapers, are not letting the 
scarcity of reservations keep them 
home. Choosing an expensive al­
ternative, 
they obtained apart­
ments for the two-day inaugural 
period at one month’s rent.

Students Attend 
Technology Forum

The University supplied four of 
the 200 outstanding technical stu­
dents who attended the 1962 Boe­
ing Advanced Aircraft, Missile, 
and Space Technology Forum 
in 
Seattle Dec. 20-21.

R epresenting the U niversity were 
Johnson, m ath em a­

F rederick C 
tics; Carl S. Benzo, aero-space en-1 
gineeruig; A rthur E. Schulze, d e c - , 
trical engineering; and William J. I 
j
Y anta, aero-space engineering. 

The students, all seniors or g rad ­
uate students, w ere from 58 col­
leges and universities. They were 
chosen for the all-expense-paid trip ; 
by d ep artm en t heads or faculty 
com m ittees.

Schulze, t h e 

representative in | 
electrical engineering, thought the 
trip was interesting and inform a­
tive. “ Boeing's purpose was 
to 
show the engineer the application 
of his 
in d u stry ,’’ he 
in 
said.

training 

“ D uring the two-day forum, we 
w ere d*v Mod 
into 17 special-in­
tr rest groups and talked with top 
personnel,“ he continued. 
“ We 
saw films and slides with lectures 
on 
com m unications, bioastronau­
tics, instrum entation, applied phy­
sics, and q u a n t u m electronics. 
When these vvcrc over we split into 
sm all groups and talked with the 
speakers. Boeing was successful in 
offering enough topics so everyone 
attcn ling was suited to his p artic­
ular in terest."

Texas Union Announces 
European Tour in June

retu rn 

The fourth annual Texas Un ion- 
sponsored tour c f Europe h a s been 
announ. cd by Shirley Bird, pro­
gram supervisor of the Union. She 
said the tour vv .ll leave early in 
June a n i 
in mid-August 
la ting 67 days and costing JI 295 
Countries included in the itiner­
ary a c England, Scotland, Nor- 
w iv. Sweden, D enm ark. Holland 
I’.- glum, G erm any, Switzerland 
Austr ia 
I -icy. and F ran ce. An op- 
t tom I extension Includes Greece 
end Spain.

'-tpcma! features in< lade the Pal- 
a 
i.um T heater in L o n d o n , 
shakespearean play 
in Stratford 
the Tivoli G ardens in Copenhagen 
i can al ride in A m sterdam , a visit 
to the H ofbraeuhaus (said to be 
the w orld's larg est beer balli, a 
Roman opera, and a gondola ride 
in Venice.

One w ay transportation will be 
i y ship and return will be by jet. ( 
Inform ation about the tour may 
the Texas Union 

lx* obtained at 
342, or by calling GR 6-0222.

Peace Corps W ill Give 
Placement Test Jan. 26

D ie next P eace Corps place 
men! tc.it will be given in Austin 
in the Tost Office Building, Jan. 
26 at 8 30 a rn.

Any A m erican citizen older than 
18 years m ay qualify for the test 
by filling out 
the P eace Corps 
questionnaire which m ust be sent 
to 
25, D C ., or taken to the Post Of­
fice. Q uestionnaires are available 
from cith er place

the P eace Corps, Washington ; 

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this 
A note of formality feature* the 
improved, 
year, will be vastly 
revised Rush Rules for the Spring 
making it somewhat akin to the 
Semester Rush period, announced
said 
annual September 
by the Rush Committee of the £>rew Cawthom, chairman of the
| rFC's rush rules c o m m i t t e e .
Interfratemity Council. 

“The spring rush week, 

rush,” 

Previous mid-term rush “weeks” j Rush Week begins on Saturday, 
informal | F ebruary 2, and is concluded by
the acceptance of bids to pledge 
on Sunday, F ebruary IO.

m sm m .

hell will be there to answer any
questions.

★ 

★

Catholic Talk Planned

Campus News Round-Up

have been completely 
and tile m anner in which fraterni­
ties attempted to induce prospec­
tive members was not as rigidly 
controlled as during the fall rush 
period. Spring rush this y ear will 
be com pletely uniform and will 
be strictly enforced by the inter­
fratem ity council.

Any m ale student of th e U niver­
sity interested in participating in 
Rush Week m ust pay his Rush reg ­
istration fee of $2.00 by F riday,
F ebruary I, 
^02. 

“ C a t h o l i c Action—-1963,” a 
speech by Thomas Unis, form er 
president of the U niversity New­
man C u b , will highlight the semi-
in Speech Building annual Honors D ay of the New- 
i man Club, a t 9 a.m . Sunday a t St.

D irector of F ratern ities Don M ig -! Austin’s Church.

publications include some 30 art­
icles in professional journals, “In­
troductory Mycology,” and contri­
butions to the McGraw Hill En­
cyclopedia of Science and Tech­
nology and the Encyclopedia of 
Biological Science.

His coauthor, E. S. Beneke, is 
a mycology professor a t M ichigan 
State U niversity, in E a st Lansing. 

★ 

★

Ann Walker, Martha Tipp*, and 
Kaye North co tt.

★ 

★

Sunday Gymkhana Set

The Texas Spokes Sport* Car 
Club will hold a New Year gymk­

hana Sunday at tile G u l f Mart 
Shopping C e n t e r , KOO Burnet 
Road. Registration time Is I p.m.
Electronic timing equipment will 
be used, and three paid entries 
are required for a class. Entry 
fee is $2.

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Students Set for Trip

M ass and corporate communion
will be o b s e r v e d , followed by 
New York City is the destina- 
breakfast and the presentation of tion of 13 journalism students who 
in St. A ustin’s will leave Ja n . 26 by plane on a 
honor a w a r d s 
: trip sponsored by G am m a Alpha
School auditorium . 
Officers will be elected for the 011 - national professional advertis- 

spring sem ester. 

j big fra tern ity for women.

★ 
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Atom ic S y m p o siu m bet 

The students’ schedule will in-
1 c^U(^e visits 
to Fuller-Sm ith-Ross
advertising agency, Dudley-Ander- 
Dr. F. A. M atsen, professor of son-Yutzy public relations f i r m , 
chem istry and physics, and Dr. 1 and a possible visit to the New 
to Time-Life ! 
Charles W. Scherr, associate pro- York Times. Visits 
fessor of physics, have been 
in- editorial offices and the hom e of 
vited 
to p articipate in an 
national symposium on atom ic and 
m olecular 
Is- 
land, F la., Monday through Sat
urday.

inter- Denny Griswold, publisher of Pub-
lie Relations News, a re also en 
the schedule, 

M eeting socially with com m uni­
the students will 
television studios and 
Florida, 
the TV program s, “ Tonight,” “ Ed 
Prof. Hgil H ylleraas of Oslo Uni- | Sullivan,” and “ P e rry Como.” Th° 
versify, a pioneer in research on United Nations Building and press 
| galleries and R eader's Digest will 
atom ic and m olecular theory. 

Sponsored by the U niversity of, visit NBC 
sym posium honors 

theory a t Sanibel 

cations people, 

the 

Dr. M atsen will be a discussion also be visited, 

leader. Dr. Scherr will give a pa- 
per on his research.

★ 

★

Riata Sales Pass 500

student 

A pproxim ately 540 copies of Ri­
ata, 
literary m agazine, 
were sold a t booths on cam pus 
Friday, said Loyd Edm onds, gen­
eral m anager of Texas Student 
Publications.

The students will return to Aus-
tin Feb. 2 in tim e to begin classes 
for the spring sem ester.
★
★ 

Theta Sigs Pledge Ten

The U niversity chapter of Theta 
Sigma Phi, national honorary for 
women in journalism , will hold a 
pledge s e r v i c e 
in Journalism 
Building 305 a t 2 p m . Sunday.

New pledges are Joan Jam es, 
P a t Eddishaw, V I c k e Caldwell,
bookstores and new sstands n ear J pan Coffee P at Barlow-, Char-

R iata will continue on sale at

the cam pus. 
★ 

★

Professor's Book Out

A U niversity botany professor,
Dr. Constantine John Alexopoulos, 
is coauthor of the second edition 
f o r In­
of “ L aboratory M anual 
troductory’ Mycology.”

m ayne M arsh' c ° rny Spink5- 1>0u

Military Will Get 
36 New Officers

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A u t h o r Alexopoulos' previous

Boat, Travel Show 
Will End Tonight

Tile C entral Texas Boat and 
T ravel Show, which opened F riday 
night a t the Municipal Auditorium, 
will continue Sunday from I pm . 
to 10:30 p rn.

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sion six e n sig n s a n d o n e 2nd lieu- 
. 
te n a n t in to th e M a rin e C o rp s, T ile 
ensigns a re Daniel S. G w inner, Ru­
dolph V. K rueger. Eddie Y. New­
comb**, David E. Reese, Robert E. 
Woodman, and George A. Nugent. 
Samuel C. W inegardner will be 
com missioned 2nd lieutenant in the 
M arine Corps.

j 
t 
In addition to their ROTC grad- 
uates, the Navy will g raduate four 
regulars info the O fficer's Candi­
date School. They a re John E. 
H art, Alfred E . Lyon, Ja m e s R. 
Proffitt, and Cloyce E . Shirley.

n m ' o 

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909 W EST 22ND. I^irg# on# bedroom
for two or throe boys. $70.00 utili­

ties paid. GL 3-3863

LADY SHARE APARTMENT.

place P o n d rn-. hem, Huge closets 
W ater-gas furnished GR 8 55_’8. $35.90- 
$35 OO

Tv' ° bedrooms, 

ACCOMODATES FOUR STUDENTS 
two llv-
ingroom# kitchen, study <«ntr*i A /c
Bills pa d $15 rn each student. 48u6 
Avenue F . CL 3-3411.

two bath#, 

MODERN' ONE BEDROOM Air con­
ditioned. parking. 3o4 l a s t 33rd.

QUIET. CLEAN ROOM, prefer post 
a ir conditioned. 
Eire- private bath and entrance Near I aw
double $35.00

graduate students 

School Single 
CL 3-5987.

SINGLE ROOMS $-8 $35 One double 
715 Park 

$22. Refinished. Quiet 

Place GR 24)6%

DOUBLE $19 OO. S ne e SNI ext Access 
boss kuchen? Appr- ve* house. El 
Campo, 1912 Nueces HO 5-7436. GR 
7-0572

FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND
rooms for seniors or graduate stu- 
„ 
G raduates receiving -their com- goon close to campus. GR *2839. g l 

Some available now 

dents 

, , 

, 

The show, which claim s to be
missions in the A rm y a re Thom as 3'7912-
the m ost com plete display of cars,
Al- CLEAN
Adleta, Canaries D. B ertrand. Al- CLEAN- MODERN —air conditioned.
boats, and m arine equipm ent ever
furnished 
Unt> 
\ 
fr-oH 
fishing, boating. Located
r ., G ia n t, Swimming, 
l ie n A. 
assem bled in Austin, has started
Jam es D. C r o s s . M ichael A.
out to break the attendance record D ougherty, 
John C. D. Dnolla,
it set last year. T here are exhibits Charles A. Elliott, Edw in J . Gil-

Town Lake. $69.5" GR 6-3365.

bedroom — nicely 

LORRAIN APARTMENTS. 1401 En­
field. One and two bedrooms heat­
ed pool. M anager-A partm ent 108. GR
7 2536.

R ro n th 
c r e a m , 

P o t v 
I a t 

n -v rlr 

furnace 

TWO ADJOINING ROOMS for bm* 
Private entrance, bath. Carpet, wall 
carport T hree blocks east
paid.

others stadium KcmodHed $65 OO bll
, ; r t 7901’ CR * 131
AVAILABLE FOR SPRING semester 
One double and one single room, Also 
vacancy In double room for men. ** 
block 

from campus GR 7 5358

. _____

, 

ROOM KOR SINGLE female student. 
Kitchen privilege*. Must have ear, 
ages.
REI
Uke children. RENT I REE. GL 2- 

7120.

• . . A n d h o w can I 

face m y date w i t h 

these w rin k le d -lo o k - 

in g clothes?

Hurrah! L o o k s like 

I’ve f o u n d the an- 

sw er to b o t h m y 

problems . . .

of all the 1963 model automobiles ! ? r t ' Thom as G -
including one 

w ith a cut-away ^ h K cnt m> Davi(J R Koepp

K am enar, Tom m y W. Kemp. Har- 

chassis, and a 
of the future. 

jet-propelled ca r William C. McCulloch, B arnett G.

. 

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In addition to the exhibits, there 

I M enschen M ichael W. O 'N e ill,1
. j
Robinson, G ilbcrto Saenz, Anthony 
are four stag e shotes Sunday lea- M T njch»rd, R ichard M w h a lk ,y , |
luring trick divers, clown antics, and Ronald A. Wilson.
and 
Completing their training in the
he given aw ay every hour, and all ^ ' r F orce ROTC are William G.
Fox, Ja n M. Julian, Jerom e M.
w 
. . 
M cChristian, Milton B. P orter, 
show or at any Austin Handy-Andy , Donald W, Schleicher, and Robert 
store. 

one has to do is reg ister a t the 

tram poline acts. P rizes will 

I S. Wells.

. . . 

V. 

, 

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W ago n 

SE PASSENGER PLYMOUTH Station 
I960 Got (lea Commando e» 
power ev er) thing, 
radio. 
rack, 

collen! < onditlon 
air-conditioned 
$1,795 

( a i l G lendale 2-4171

lug g ag e 

3-6522

CLEAN 1956 CHRYSLER 

sale 
Pow er equipm ent and a ir condition­
take $60 i OU. Call GL 2- 

for 

ing Will 
7396.

dio 

LUSCOMBE HA AIRPLANE 
tim# 

I HF ra­
excellent condition 
Free flight instructions Phone GR 6-
OK*

low- 

1961 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE.
W hite with red interior. Graduating 
from a, howl Army rails Will sacri­
for wholesale price. Call Mikt 
fice 
or L arry at GR 8 ! 8-18

LOLLYPOP NURSERY 1621 West 6lh 
Infancy

Offers care f«>r vour child 

to Six GR *6200 GL 2 1391.

Nurseries

Board

ONE BLOCK 
FROM CAMPUS

Girls Student Homa 
delicious

HOME COOKED 
Meals

Reduced rate#

Wanted

FOREIGN GIRL 

-E N G L ISH m ajor - 
would tike lo share apar*m ent with 

American girl. ( all GR 2 2s61.

USED CALCULATOR, 
ectrlc. W rite B ritt 
South 37th. Temple. 

HAND or rl- 
Kennard, 1517 
Include make.

price. etc.

Printing

Xeroxim

MuitiUthing Mimeographing

Theses — Papers — P rtntina

AL’S-TE a DUPLICATORS 
400 East lith 
Phone GB 66593

Lost and Found

PANELLED WALLS TILE bath Uu*.
tom bar. A/C. Sui table-two $79.50 
gas-water 1102 W est 22nd GR *9125.

UNUSUALLY QUIET 
ONE BLOCK LAW SCHOOL
Air conditioned, carpeted 

lots of 
large closets Mod­
built-lns and 
ern. 
$75.00 w ater-gas 
paid M arried couples or m ature 
adult preferred. See J. M. Rowley 
at 2407 Sabine or call GR 6-0655 
or CL 2-4888

like new 

TWO BEDROOMS $70 00 — one bed­
room $85.00 — two bedrooms $120.00. 
W ater paid. Call Mrs. Ereund. HO 5- 
8198.

PLAYBOYS 

New ultram odern 
two bedroom* 
H anging fireplace. Wood panelled 
and brick walls Beam ceilings. 
floors Built-in kitchen. 
Terra** 
en­
O ff-street 
trance and vard 
Plenty closet 
space 
.3408 AAB W est
Avenue. Open. T enants will show.
GL 3-7943

parking. 

$110.00. 

P rivate 

EDIN ROC 
APARTMENTS 
1204 Elm 
One and two bedrooms now avail­
able. all bills paid. See m anager 
a t 1204 Elm. A partm ent D.
GR 7-7154

FEBRUARY 1st LAROE 
Separate kitchen. Bills 

$64 50-$69 50. 

915

Ing. 
GR 8-8081.

efficiency,

■ id. Park- 

21st.

est 

Room and Board

ED PRICE HALL 
Men s Co-operatlv# 
2007 W hitts 
Located G block from 
Littlefield Fountain 
Wall to wall carpet 
W asher A dryer TV. 
Central Heating 
GR 7 5481

MALE STUDENTS NOW renting for 
m id-term . Private and double bed­
rooms Linen# furnished, daily maid 
service. Two meals ncr day 
$70 00 
m onth GR 6-879.3 2505 Nueces

GR 6-4162

704 W est 21st 
Two place# available three block# 
of cam pus. Air conditioned, wail 
en­
heaters, 
trances. Dally maid, 
excellent
home-cooked meals served family 
style.

private baths and 

ROOM A BOARD. U niversity approved 
girls boarding house $100 OO month. 
lovely home 2401 Rio 
I^»ndrum Hickman. GR 

Excellent food, 
Grande Mrs 
2 5583 GR 7-Z331.

SHERW OOD
LODGE

(G irls R e sid e n c e )

STUBBS HOUSE 

2620 W ichita 

GR 2-9752

E N T I R E I
S t o c k !

O f Business C a se s 

Ring Binders 

Brief Bags 

A tta c h e C a se s 

Portfolios

KELLY SM IT H 

C L E A N E R S h a s re­

lieved m e of all m y 

w ardrob e problem s 

— d a t e 

problem s 

too.

P.S.

A hint to the 
wise girlsI

REDUCED 20%

USE OUR LAYAW AY 
CH ARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED

Mueller t

915 CONGRESS 

GR 2-8079

MODERN 
Grande Accomodates three. GL 2-1339 
or GR 6-3711.

 .... 

’ ’ 

” 

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‘ 

I'M O BEDROOM. Newly Limited num ber spaces available sec-
$90 to $125 CJO

nnd sem ester Price 
Month. Excellent home cooked meals
Newly furnished and carpeted. Central 
heat and air conditioned. Three blocks 
from campus.

NORTHEAST. TWO BEDROOMS Car­
port. Storage Laundry room. W ater 
lease. 

$100,000. Consider 

furnished. 
HO 5-1054.

710 WEST 21 ST

LOST: MARY CARROLL senior ring.
offered. Lu4y Beniamin. 

Reward 

P rath er Hall Room 146 GR 6 45.36.

STA FF MEMBER W ILL share T arry ­
town homo with woman staff or 
or 

student. GR 

6-5747 

g r a d u a t e 
GR 8-4291.

TAL APARTMENTS. One and 

NEW ULTRAMODERN CONTINEN­
two 
bedroom units. Central air condition­
ing. Pool. $115 00-$165.00 Manor Road 
at Oldham 
to Memorial 
(2 blocks 
Stadium ) GR 6-1262. GR 8-8670

MEN STUDENTS 

1909 Red River.
Singlps-doubles-triplcs. $50.00 to $85 - 

OO. Deal# and reservations excepted.

A MUST on the way to the summit.
Driftwood A partm ents. 2202 Enfield 

Road GR 8-7798

TERRACE. 

RAVINE 
Panel 

FIREPLACE 
ray heat. Air conditioned. 
Huge closets W ater-gas furnished. 20- 
53 Sabine. GR 8-5528.

STUDENT HOUSE 
UNIVERSITY APPROVED

For Girls

Excellent 

Several openings for spring sem­
ester. 
cooked 
meals. Centrally a ir conditioned 
and heated. Double roors. huge 
closets. Also serve meals for men 
—lunch and dinner.

home 

6b8 PARK PLACE 
GR 2-1398

Typing

THE MOONLIGHTERS—I B M Multi- 
tithing After 6 OO and weekends 
M arguerite Costello GR 2-1535 3217
Hampton Road

EXPERIENCED Eleetrom atlc Typing 
(Sym bols); m inor editing; disserta­
reports Mrs 
( Enfield area) GR

close-in 

theses 

books 

tions. 
Ritchie 
*7079

EXPERIENCED TYPING SERVICE.
reasonable. N ear Allen­

Accurate 

dale HO 5-5813

TH ESES DISSERTATIONS 

TERM 
Papers Eleetrom atlc Near Campus 

GR 2-8102

T IPT O P TYPING SERVICE—efficient, 

accurate, reasonable. C L 2 5889.

laundry Exchange 

room 
MATURE STUDENT. KREK 
hoard. 
for hahy 
slu in g ^and^U ght housekeeping evo-
- V i*iVi(W inAB

Ironing

IRONING 

Ironing 
service 2302 Lake Austin B hd Mrs 
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FIRST CLASS 

H erm an GR 7-1774 
 

 

 

 

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Alterations

ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING RE.
WEAVING on moth cigarette holes- 
M onogramming 
az 
reasonable ratea. 903 West 22V». GR 2- 
7730

Ladies 

gents 

511 W . 19th

G R 2-3131

Serving Austin Since 1893

EXPERIENCED TYPING REPORTS.
Theses, etc Electric. Mr* Hunter. 

GL 3-3546

T If K SE S 
PORTS 

DISSERTATIONS RE­
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acien<» s mathematics, engineering, lan­
guage accent*, Greek, ('all GR 2 9617.

TH ESES REPORTS REASONABLE.
Elect rn ma tic Mrs Uradv 2317 Old­

ham GR 2-4715

FOUR 

B LOCKS CAMPUS 

These#.
D issertations Reports Professional­
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ly typed at home 
Mrs Bod o u r GU 8 8113

VIRGINIA CALHOUN 
LEGAL TYPING SERVICE

Professional 
fields 
S p in * 
Symbols photo cope notary. Off 
P ark Place at Townes H a ll

ail 

2914 Bean na 
GR *2636

TYPING NEAT WORK. Reasonably 

rate* HO 5-02** or GU 3 ~S38

TYPING PICK-UP and Salivary7* I 
furnish paper sod carbon. New IBM. 

Neat work GL 3-5*1

SHORT ON TYPING tim# and money? 
Miss G raham CL 3 5725

Satisfaction 
guaranteed CL 35124 Mrs Tullas.

RATES 

MARTHA ANN ZIV LEY 
M B A

tailored 

complete professional 

typing 
A 
•ervlce 
the needs of
University students Special key­
board 
language 
science and engirteer.ng these# and 
dissertations 

equipm ent 

for 

to 

Phone GR 2 3210 A GR 2-7*77 
2013-, GUADALUPE

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SYMBOL EQUIPPED IBM 

ix p ertcm e 
Reasonable. Theses Dissert** 
field# Close-in. 

Hon* Reports - all 
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TH E SE S DISSERTATIONS. Report* 
typist. 
(Goodw in, CR > 

bv exj>*-rlenced e!e< trom atie 

BB \ graduate Mrs 
2029 Clos# to campus.

PRO FESSIONAL t y p i n g s e r v i c e .
re p o rt* . E le c ­
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ACCURATE BEAUTIFUL TYPING— 
LAW WORK
Photo - Copies. 
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DELAFIELD TYPING 

Gram m ar 

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correction HI

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BALLROOM DANCING CLASSES now 
being formed Limit ten couples per 

class. Call Don Haahem GL 3-7938

Help Wanted

TEACHERS NEEDED 

Bridge-tiny 

tot tennis. Contact

Mrs. Glee Tate.

Austin Athletic Club 
GR 6 5362

small children 

GIRL TO HELP with ghw nnd 

two 
5 8 p m Mondays 
thru T h u r s d a y 909 West 29th Street. 
King a fte r 5 OO p m . GR 6-2048.

WANTED ASSISTANT MOTHER
Experienced, capable driver with 
own transportation. Must be will­
ing and able to do simple cooking 
and d ean in g Tuesday and T hurs­
day 3-7 p m 
Possibly Saturday 
9 a rn.-I p .rn $1 lo per hour HI 
2-1.'DU.