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r e c r u it in g , 

T e x a s 

U n io n 309.

W E D N E S D A Y

M o r n i n g

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A f t e r n o o n

8— Caba leav e W o m e n ’s G ym to 
ta k e T ee m e m b e r s to M unicipal 
G olf course.

4 — P ian o r e c ita l by A u r o r a S te r l­
in g in R e cital H all, Music B u ild ­
ing.

4 :1 5 — C a n t e r C lub m e e ts in f r o n t 
to 

of V a r s ity T h e a t e r 
H o b b y H orse S tab le s.

to go 

4 :4 5 — Bow a n d A r r o w will m e e t 
in Room 4 o f th e W o m e n ’s Gym.
4 :4 5 — R a c k e t Club will m e e t at 

th e t e n n is co u rts.

4-6— U n iv e rsity L adies Club te a , 
U n iv e r s ity C lubho use, 2304 S an 
A n to n io S tre e t.

5— B e ta B e ta A lp h a, W a g g o n e r 

H a ll 210.

th e second books— “ The 

Dr. W ebb, p r o f e s s o r o f A m eri­
from th e U n iv e rsity , a n d h as been 
can h is to ry a n d d ir e c to r o f th e
th e h is to ry s t a f f
a m e m b e r o f 
R e sea rch in T e x a s H is to r y o f th e since 1918. H e has w r i t t e n th r e e
U n iv ersity , will give 
R a n g e r s , ” 
in his series of 
r e s e a r c h J “ The G r e a t P l a i n s ” a n d his m ost 
le c tu re s on “ The F r o n t i e r as a P a c - ; r e c e n t, “ Divided W e S t a n d . ” D r. j 
to r 
W e d n e s d a y n ig h t a t 8 o’clock in 
Geology A u d ito r iu m 14. This lec­
t u r e w as o rig in a lly sc hed uled f o r 
th e A r c h ite c tu r e Building.

in W e ste rn C ivilization” on I W ebb has served a s H a r m s w o r th

T e x a s 

t h r e e 

P ro f e s s o r o f A m e r ic a n H is to r y a t j 
O x ford in E n g la n d a n d h as been 
doing r e s e a r c h on A m e r ic a n an d 
world f r o n ti e r s f o r some tim e. His 
le c tu r e s a r e given as th e a n n u a l 
le c tu re s h ip a w a r d e d to som e m e m ­
b e r of th e g r a d u a t e f a c u lty by th e 
B oa rd o f D irectors.

Dr. W e b b has 

t h r e e d eg re es

Latin Farmer 
Here to Study

W ill Attend 
A. & M. A lso

a t 

5 :1 5 — Spooks 

5— T o u ch e Club will m e e t 

in 
R oom 39 o f th e W o m e n 's G ym .
P eas e 
picnic 
P a r k . M e e t in f r o n t o f T e x a s
U n io n.

“ P r a c tic a l a n d sc ientific a g r i ­
c u ltu r a l e d u c a tio n in th e U nited 
S ta te s a r e well co -o rd in a te d a n d 
t h e r e is no d a n g e r o f too m uch
p r a c tic a lit y ,” says Gildo I n s f r a n - 
G u e r r e r o o f P a r a g u a y . Mr. Ins- 
f r a n 
s tu d y m e th o d s o f a g r ic u ltu r a l ed- I c,e r n J 
u ca tio n on a special g r a n t f r o m 
th e c o - o r d in a to r of 
can a f f a ir s . He says t h a t he asked
6— P r e s e n t Day C lub m e e ts f o r to come to T e x a s bec ause it r e ­
! sembles P a r a g u a y a g r ic u ltu r a lly

5 :3 0 a n d 6— C a rs will 
W o m e n ’s G ym f o r 
picnic a t B a r t o n S prings.

s u p p e r a t M illet M ansion. 

leave th e 
th e P o o n a 

N ig ht

lbe 

in 

is 

7— T h e t a S ig m a P hi, J o u r n a li s m a n d clim atically.

B u ild ing IOO 

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speaks 

d a t u m 
T T om 
“ Y’

T— T u r t le Club will m e e t a t the 

pool in th e w o m e n 's Gym.
7 :1 5 — O rchesis w ill m e e t in 

7 W esley P la y e rs m e e t a t F o u n - 1 Mr. I n f r a n will be in T ex a s f o r 
to ca st “ C o n f e s sio n a l” . . a y e a r. H e will spend tw o m o n th s 
to a t th e U n iv e r s ity s tu d y in g E n g -
S u th e r la n d 
b sh a n d will th e n go to A. & M. 
to s tu d y a g r ic u ltu r a l m e thod s. He 
has s p e n t less th a n a m o n th a t 
th e U n iv e rsity , b u t h is a d v a n c e ­
m e n t in E ng lish has been rapid. 
He can c a r r y on a co n v e rsa tio n 
v ery well, a n d he f e e ls t h a t he 
will be a b le to u n d e r s ta n d E nglish 
if n o t s p e a k it p e r f e c tly .

7 : 3 0 — L u tc h e r S t a r k D eb a te C o n ­
t e s t in th e A r c h ite c tu r e B u ild ­
ing 105.

th e 
D a n c e S tu dio o f th e W o m e n ’s
Gym.

8 — A u s tin C a m e r a 

a n d Models

Club, P hy sics B uilding.

8— -“ Bird o f C la y ” , E x p e r im e n ta l 

T h e a t e r , M.L.B.

8— S eco nd R e se a rc h L e c tu r e , Dr.

Dr. R a lp h B. Long, a s s is ta n t 
p ro fe s s o r o f E nglish, J e s s e Villar­
real, a s s is ta n t p r o fe sso r of speech, 
a n d Dr. H. T. M anuel, p r o fe sso r
o f e d u c a tio n psychology, a r e 

Tri Dells Win 
Kampus Kontest

D.G.s, G a m m a Phis 
Runners-U p

W ith a n A lec -T e m ple ton-style
co m bin atio n o f w ords a n d music 
title d “ Snow W hite a n d t h e Six 
F r u it s , ” o r “ D o n ’t Cook Those 
D ates, My D a r lin g D a u g h te r — 
T h e y May Be th e L a s t You Can 
G e t,” D e lta D elta D elta s o r o r i ty 
c a p tu r e d f ir s t place and a $100 
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in | C o n te s t w hich en d e d la s t nig h t.

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Audition

W ill A p p e ar 
O n Interstate's 
‘Sh ow tim e’ June 4

Sally Carm ichael, P a u l W ilkin­
son, Billie B o r t T r o t ti, J o h n Mc­
Millan a n d G ladys S chiw itz w e re 
th e five excited U n iv e rsity s t u ­
d e n ts w ho le f t Radio H ouse M on­
d a y n igh t, w in n e rs o f a 
to 
D allas to a p p e a r in “ College C a ­
on th e Sum a v 
pers o f th e A i r ” on th e S un day
a f te r n o o n ra

trip 

Interscholastic Delegates 
To Register at Gregory Today
I New Contests 
One-Act Plays 
To Begin Friday
Added to Meet

Committees N am ed 
For League M eets

Actors Are Guests 
A t ‘Bird of C la y '

P r e p a r in g f o r th e one th o u s a n d ; Mrs. A n n ie Irvine, E r m a Gill, Mrs. 
high school d e le g a te s who will ar- M ary G ra ce M use A dkm s, R uth 
I n te r sc h o la stic Pressley, Leo H ughes, E dleen 

f o r 

th e 

I r u e 

1,000 H igh School 
Students Expected

In his f i r s t 

le c tu r e given 

im p o r ta n c e ti m e ” 

la st 
F rid a y in H o g g A u d ito r iu m , Dr.

W ebb e x p la in e d 
f r o n ti e r d e v e lo p m e n t an d th e dis- Circuit 
co very o f 
N o rth a n d S o u th A m e ric a , Aus- selected f r o m each college to an 
a ? ( C < f ' Bird o f ^’la y ” T h u r s d a y 
tr a lia a n d S o u th A fric a, h ad on p e a r on th e p ro g ra m , b u t C o n r a d i m ? h t a t tht> E x Pe rlm e n ta l T h e a te r 
th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f E u ro p e . 
W e d n esd ay , Dr. W ebb

h i t 
din nrosn-am “ Show be h° st to m e,nbers o f the casts m eet here Thursday and Friday Ware, Sarah D odson; typin g and 
:ored 
sponsored 

W hile o n e-act play reh earsal!,
p i n y renearsiui,
for the U n iversity Interscholastic
d ir e c to r s o f th e high school are th e v ario u s c o m m ittee s o f f a r - s h o r t h a n d : Miss F lo re n c e S t u l l - 1 L e a g u e S ta te M e e t will c o n tin u e
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P rice, th r o u g h o u t T h u r s d a y in H o g g Me-
c h a irm an . E r n e s ti n e Davis, De- J m orial A u d ito riu m , 
t h e offic ia l
W itt Reddick, and P a u l J. T h o m p - 1 s ta te c o n te s ts will b egin T h u rs -
J a m e s ; d a y m o r n in g a t 8 o ’clock w ith th®
in A rchi-

t h e 
 
f o u r c o n tin e n ts, . ' O riginally tw o a c ts w e r e to be I ®cholastic Ve a g u e a t a P e rfo rm - .re iv in g , re g is te r in g , a n d a r r a n g - 

B ra d y a n d C harles J F r e e m a n • -” _ tb e . * Io d e [,n L a n ^ u a ^ es Build- 
A f t e r th e p e r f o r m a n c e th e

The fo llow ing persons h a v e been son; o n e -a c t p la y : Mrs. 

J one-a ct play c o n t e s t s o f th e I n te r - ulty m e m b e r s 

in c h a r g e o f re- k en ; j o u r n a l is m : G ranville 

T e n n i s : D. A. P enick, r e f e r e e , I ’a c tu r e B uilding 105.

th e c o m m itte e s : Moll, m a n a g e r . 

j re a d y w rite r s c o n t e s t 

I n t e r s t a t e ! 8 
 
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in* the c o n tests. 

a n n u a l Begg, Mrs. Alice L, Cooke, L o i s 1

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th i r t y - f o u r t h 

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th e series paid $50 each f o r a p p e a r in g on
th e U n ite d S ta te s to W,U be ^nven h n d a y a n d will con-1 th e p r o g ra m plus all expenses
‘ e f f e c t o f th e closing o f paid. T h ey will h ave a cha n ce to
nticr_ on 

in s l' tu l , o n s - 
1 

in stitu tio n s 

j J u n e 4. 

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be selected 
p r o g ra m s a t $100 a n a p p e a r a n c e wbo bave b ee n ac tiv e in d r a m a tic s J a m e s R. H am ilton. Mrs. C laude 
Sheila 

Miss C arm ich ael, a second y e a r a n d sPeech w o rk se rv in g as ju d g e s. Hill, M a r g a r e t 

th e e n t e r t a i n i n g w hen 
Felix 
high schools in th e In te rs c h o la s tic m an, A m o N ow otny, vice-chair- Kelley, Dan Killili*. J im m y Mc- 
L ea g u e fin als p r e s e n t th e i r o ne-a ct m an, J o h n M cCurdy, J. B. W h a r e y , ; Ga jn 
Sylvan 
plays in H o g g A u d ito riu m , w ith J. L. Boyden, C. E. A y e rs, W. F. Wolfson, H o w ard S ta r tz m a n , Billy

t h e e ig h t r e c e p tio n : R ead C r a n b e r r y , chair- j G allagh e r, Dub H am ilton 

J a m e s William* 

A t 8 :3 0 o’clock T h u r s d a y m o r n ­
tra c k a n d field c o n t e s t a n t s
to assem ble a t T e x a s 
' f 
M em orial S tad iu m . The jo u r n a l i s m 
new s w r i tin g c o n te st will begin
is Mrs. J a m e s O ’G a ra , and th e O ra n g e J a c k e ts , j U n i v e r s it y 'V isual i n s t r u c t i o n Bur- a t 11 b e l o c k T h u rs d a y m o r n in g

D. W. McCavick, d ir e c to r of the

Boesch.

Gym fo r th e t h ir ty - f o u r th a n n u a l 
s ta te m eet.

f o r f o u r ad d itio n a l m e m h " s of th e f a c u lty a n d o th e rs Gidley, C. M. Cleveland. Mrs. W a lk e r, G ra d y G ordon, a n d F re d I *'iU be* in 

P eck, 

ing 

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i n t e r - A m e r i - I c r e a te d by th e f r o n t i e r b o o m - 

in I 

in s t r u c to r 

B e g in n in g F r i d a y m o r n in g a t 9 : b e r r y , 

R e g istra tio n and a s s ig n m e n ts to 
lod gings: R uth McMillan O ra n -!
ch a irm a n , Mrs. N o rm a 

t r a n s f e r , w as 
the o nly d ra m a tic I CoT,test m a n a g e r 
r e a d e r selected. She h as a p p e a r e d ^ o11, U n iv e rsity 
a t th e P a s a d e n a P lay h o u se a n d re- d r a m a * 
ceived voice tr a i n in g a t P a r a m o u n t 
S tudios in Hollyw ood, w here she o ’clock, A u s tin H ig h School w i l l : Ja m es, Mrs. F r a n c in e E h ric h t, Mrs. I 
also m a d e sc re en tests. Miss T ro t- p r e s e n t “ Road I n to th e S u n ,” di- M a r g a r e t B u c h an a n , Mrs. Sue ; 
; ti, well know n in ca m p u s p ro d u c - , r e c te d by Miss Robbie Wells. Mid- Gibbons, a n d Mrs. F r a n c e s B a k e r ; i 
tions, is a sociology m a j o r f r o m 
!a n d H igh School will p r e s e n t th e I d e le g a te s ’ b a d g e s: Birdella M ic k-j
a w a r d s : I 
B e a u m o n t. M cMillan, r e d -h ea d ed second a c t o f “ T he E ve o f St. 
c h a i r m a n , ; 
boogie pian ist, will be Miss T ro t- M a rk ,” a t 9 :4 2 o'clock, w ith Stev- 
; en T. B riggs as d irec to r. “ B e a u ty
t i ’s ac co m panist. 

elson; 
a n d 
B e tty M a r g a r e t Lee, 
M arilyn Jo y c e W aldvogel, H ild a
W ilkinson, a t e n o r soloist, is a ; a n d th e J a c o b i n ” will be g iven by j A nn C h a le ff, L e n o r e C h a rl o tte 
I Field, M a rie A n n S m ith, Mary
—
K a th e r in e W e lh a u se n , M a r g a r e t 
W om ack, F r a n c e s E v ely n T a y lo r, 
E lva 
a n d Lillian 
Caldwell Scott.
R e tu r n s o f 

j- 
— 
c h e m is try m a j o r 
f r o m T em ple. L a m a r H igh School o f H o u sto n a t 
Miss Schiwitz, classic a n d s e m i - 1 10:24 o ’clock, a n d Mrs. B e r n a r d 
j R* H en n e s is d irec to r. A t 11:09
classic singe r, is a voice m a jo r . 
T he tw o r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s o f In- o’clock, H a r lin g e n H igh School 
show ed ; w dl p r e s e n t “ W hich I s th e W a y 
to B o s to n ? ” w ith Miss D o ro th y 

l r — — t i : _i. e - u — t - t n — . — 

the m e e t : A. R,

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t e r s t a t e C ircuit, 
t h e ir a p p ro v a l of U n iv e r s ity ta i- 
e n t by choosing f o u r r a t h e r th a n Nell S h o rt as d ire c to r, 
tw o ac ts. 

T he second session o f th e plays
O f f e r in g a b i t o f advice to all will begin F r id a y a f te r n o o n a t 
a u d itio n e d M onday, M r. j 1 :30 o ’clock w hen S u n s e t High 
who 
F re e m a n said, “ W e w e r e h ere tw o School of D allas p r e s e n ts “ R oad
‘s u n , ” d i r e p t e d' by '.MrT 
 
B a n k e r . Y sleta H ig h 
th a n School will give “ D ru m s o f D e a th ,”

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eau, will be o ffic ia l p h o to g r a p h e r 
f o r th e S ta te M eet.

in W a g g o n e r H all 14.

The 

follow ing 

a r e 
sc hedu led f o r 2 o'clock T h u r s d a y 
a f t e r n o o n :
T en n is, 

c o n te s ts 

f i r s t 

. 

th e 

a n d 

a n d 

r e b a t e 

speech 

doubles, 

p r o g ra m s 

r o u n d 
doubles, 

will be r e p r e s e n te d a t 

T h i r t y - f o u r high school p a p e r s , 

Inform al Party 
To Start Program

31 Papers 
To Compete

in boys* 
P e n ic k 
singles 
C o u r ts ; te n n is, firs t ro u n d in girls* 
singles 
f r e s h m a n 
c o u r ts ; jo u r n a l is m g r o u p m e e tin g s , 
T exas U n io n ; 
e x te m p o r a n e o u s 
speech, girls* division, d r a w s f o r 
places, M ain B uilding 2 0 6 ; de­
b a te r s , b o th girls' a n d b o y s ’ di­
visions, d r a w f o r places, W a g g e n e r 
H a ll 101, a n d th e f i r s t r o u n d in 
e x t e m p o r a n e o u s spe ec h es will be­
. 
im m ed ia te ly a f t e r th e d r a w in g ,
th e sev- 
S em i-fin als in t r a c k will be held 
H o w ard, c h a ir m a n ; P a t T a y lo r, e n t e e n th a n n u a l s t a t e c o n v e n tio n 
D o ro th y H e a rd , Neville H ays. A nn of 
^ :3 0 T h u rs d a y a f t e r n o o n , a n d 
I n te rsc h o la stic L ea g u e 
S a rto r!u s, H a r r y H arb o r, M elba j P ress C o n f e r e n c e w hich opens to- a t 2:45 tile g ir ls ’ division o f t h e 
c o n t e s t 
M arshall, S ally Fox, a r u i B a rb a r a n i g h t a n d c o n tin u e s th r o u g h F ri- J ex^e m p o ra * e o u s 
s p e a k in Main B u ild in g 202,
B ro w n ; i n f o r m a ti o n : Mrs. R o b e rt] d ay wdth one h u n d r e d a n d f i f t y ; 
 i hiyh_«chool__i°u_rti«lirt. a t t e n d i n g A t J j V Jock th * r e a d y w r i t e r , w ill
assem ble in M ain B u ild in g 301 to 
h e a r th e re s u lts o f th e ir c o n te s ts
t b a t ro o m in g , the girls* a n d boys
fin als w ill be held 
d ec la m atio n 
in Biological L a b o r a t o r y 12, a n d 
th e boys’ division o f e x t e m p o r a ­
n eo u s speech will m e e t f o r d r a w ­
ing f o r places in Main B uild in g 
206. A t 3 :4 5 o’clock the b o y s’ 
T he p r o g ra m will g e t u n d e r way 
e x te m p o r a n e o u s 
speech c o n te s ts 
to n ig h t a t 8 o ’clock w ith an in-
will begin in Main B u ild in g 206.
fo rm a l p a r t y in th e J u n i o r Ball­
c o p y r e a d in g 
room o f th e T ex a s U nion given 
co ntest will be held T h u r s d a y a f t ­
by th e A u stin High School j o u r ­
ernoon at 4 o ’clock in A rchitec­
nalism s tu d e n ts f o r th e I.L.P.C. 
t u r e B u ilding 105, a n d a t 4 :3 0
delega tes. F e a t u r e p o in ts 
th e 
talks bv J o e I o’clock th e h ea d line w r i tin g con- 
discussions will be 
A. Small, ex -stu d e n t o f th e U ni- 
in A r c h ite c tu r e 
v e rsity a n d w r i te r o f s h o r t stories B uilding 105, Also a t 4 :3 0 ty p e - 
an d f e a t u r e sto rie s f o r m agazines, w ritin g c o n t e s t a n ts will p la ce t h e i r 
on “ A d v e n tu r e s in F re e - L a n c in g ,” i roachines In 5Vaggener H all 217 so 
a n d by F r a n k Baldw in, e d i to r o f ! t b a ^ th e y w ill be r e a d y to b egin 
In ad- j t h « c o n te s t th e iollo w in g m o r n in g , 
th e W aco N ew s-T rib u n e . 
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high school j ou r n al i sm. The con- 
I A M I T ! ! 
vent ion will end a t I o’clock F r i - 1 ^ , , U I VMV* J U U U H U H 
day with t he a n n o u n c e m e n t of the 
c o n t es t wi n n e r s. 

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\ elbe
' ,I ea n I n ’m e * d en u . H a m m e tt, a n d
A lb e r ta P ra e g e r.

To Hear Ex May 18

a t C o t t o n M e e t
.< v .o u o n 

f o r 

“ N u m b er S e n se ” : R, H . B in g , Dr. C o * 

T h e Rev. E v e r e t t H . J o n e s , e x ­
D r. A . B . C o x . d ir e c t o r o f th e g tu d e n t a n d f o r m e r T e x a n 8 t a f *

f in a l c o n te s t: H ele n Business R esearch, 

c h a ir m a n ; slide r u le : E d w in F . I 
B eckenbach, c h a ir m a n : a r r a n g e - [ U n iv ersity o f T e x a s B u r e a u o f 
- p e n t, 
B lu m berg, c h a ir m a n , J o A llessan- th e a n n u a , m e e tin g or th e A m e n - COp a j church, will be s p e a k e r a t
b a n a u e t f o r d e le g a te s o f 
d m , 
tho 
Council o f C h u rch e s m e e tin g in
w r i te r s : R. A. 
A u s tin M ay 18.

f.awy, c h a irm a n . I in N ew O rlea n s May 2-5. 

r e a d y can C o tto n S h ippers A ssociation 

and L o u d e n W r o e ; 

. t t c n d i n * ^

 th

i , 

h 

h 

h

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f

Chronicle Praises Dr. Morrow 
For 'H a y Fever Hothouse'

P la n a f o r th e g a t h e r i n g w e r e 
m a d e a t th e m o n th ly m e e tin g o f 
th e ex e cu tiv e com m ittee o f 
t h e 
council. D r. E d m u n d H e in s o h n 
w as n am ed h ea d of t h e n o m in a t­
in g com m ittee , which inclu des G.
th e Rev. E llis N el-
paid tr ib u te in S u n d a y ’s H ouston windows o f th e hom es o f h ay f e v e r son. C h a irm e n o f th e p e r m a n e n t
an d a s th m a victims. T he cov e red com missions w ill be elected a t th e
glass dishes c o n ta in in g th e spores m e e tin g May 18. H a lo n Black, in
a r r a n g e -
in A ustin. By th e tim e th e y re a c h m ents, will be assisted b y t h e Revs.
f u r r y * J o h n B a rc la y, K e n n e th P o p e a n d

th e n p ac k ed a n d shipped to c h a r g e o f t h e b a n q u e t 

a*8,8lant p r o fe s s o r of b o ta n y a: are 

stu d y in g molds. Dr. M orrow 

in t h e op en A. B a k e r a n d 

e x - s t u d e n t ,! O th e rs a r e 

\ f « P;p » u n m , w

B e r n a r d 

B r is t e r , 

tr a p p e d 

little, 

. 

w e l t e r P r e s c o t t W e b b , G eology j c h a rg e o f Mr. I n s f r a n ’s course o f J W i n n e r o f jsecond^ p la ce in th e
K o n te s t w as D e lta G am m a soror-
B u ild in g 14.
 G am m a I 
tty , a n d in th ir d p l . c . w
Phi B e ta . The tw o a o roritie a w ere 
a w a r d e d $50 a n d $25 bonds, re- 5 ° U 

; study.

*

a

,

f o r 

8 — P a r t y 

In te r s c h o la s tic ; 
L e a g u e P re ss C o n fe re n c e , J r . ! 
Ballroom o f th e T e x a s U nion 
8:1 5— Red C ross C a n te e n Course,
( N o t C a n te e n

T ex a s U nion. 
A id e ) . 

In P a r a g u a y Mr. I n s f r a n is di- 
r e c to r o f t h e N a tio n a l A g ri c u lt u ra l
School o f P a r a g u a y an d o f six C h - 
e r p r a c tic a l a g r i c u l t u r a l schools. ! 
T he n a t io n a l school is a profes-

r

i ti V<' T 
Stacy

 

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6

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*
th a <' olie|?e CapBrs, ° f 19 4 2 ' ,h u t W a n d . 

.
T h o m p so n ; d e b a te : E d d Miller, 
th e m e e tin g s a n d t a k in g p a r t in
g e n e ra l c h a i r m a n ; boys d ivision: five con tests. E ac h school p a p e r
t h a t w as chosen as d is tric t w in n e r 
Jesse V illa rre a l, c h a irm a n , J a c k 
M arch will have five r e p r e s e n t ­
in 3 
o v er KTBU las* n ig h t have been PIa>’inF fo r th e soldiers 2:15 o ’clock, a n d a t 2 :5 6 o ’clock ; Gook*, J o h n E ld e r, Billy H u n t, 
ativ es in c o n te sts in new s waiting,
y, who has ac te d as m a n - ! in Camp 8h0WS* K e ®P ** up. 
c o p y re ad in g ,
W isetro u b , Hull h ea dline w ritin g , an d f e a t u r e w rit-

I good experience. G et up b e f o r e be p r e s e n te d by A m arillo ^ S e n io r G ordon W h i tm a n ; p re sid in g of-1 edito rial 

I f s “ G ra n d m a P u lls the S t r i n g ” will *JosePb H u n t - R ichard L yon, a n d a m

* • H ree t.d by MU., J a n e D u n c a n , a t

, h 8 » " - » < > ” 1 ^

r i o r k : J ™ i r 

.t l 0. 15 

w T it in g , 

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M

d

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i

8 .3 0 - 1 0 — A stro n o m ic al O bserva- sional school.

t o r y open. 

P hysics B uilding. 

1 1 :1 5 - 1 1 :4 5 — B r o a d c a s t: 
in th e N ig h t” , W O A I.

f 

“ Music j rn 

H e says t h a t his m a in purpose 
to gain
the U n ite d S ta te s 
prac tica l know ledge. He 
is not 
stu d y in g m e re ly m e th o d s of e d u ­
c a tio n b u t th e use o f th e know ­
ledge itself.

is 

A. & M. 

List of B.B.A.
Potentials Told

in 
P a r a g u a y a n d Brazil, M r. I n s f r a n 
says, a n d con ditions t h e r e a r e p a r ­
tic u la rly f a v o r a b le f o r his study.
He has stu died in A r g e n t i n a and 
Brazil a n d holds a b a c h e lo r of 
science d e g r e e in a g r ic u ltu r a l e n ­
 .......
to
Upon his 
g in e erin g . 
didat* s f o r d eg re e o f bac h elo r o f j P a r a g u a y he will c o n tin u e as di

T he follow ing s t u d e n t s a r e ca n - 

is v e ry f a m o u s 

r e t u r n 

usiness a d m in is t r a tio n 

in J u n e , 

r e c t o r o f th e a g r ic u ltu r a l schools 

1 9 4 4 :

S t a r r e d in t h e T ri D e lt’s w in­
n in g e n t r y w as Billie B e r t T ro tti, 
sin g in g 
s t a r o f T.S.O , L ucille 
S ta r n e s to o k t h e p a r t o f n a r r a t o r , 
a n d th e T ri D elt trio — Miss T ro tti, 
A n n Ellis, a n d B e t t y J o R a b b — 
s a n g in c id en tal m usic d u r in g th e
te llin g o f the s to r y of a 1944 S now : y e a r Iold 
W hite, T he s c rip t w as w r i t t e n by 
H elen W hite.

T he D elta G a m m a ’s 

second- 
p la ce w i n n e r w a s a s a tir e based on 
c a m p u s life, in c lu d in g r u s h week 
a n d elections a n d open houses. The

a g e r a n d m is tre ss-o f-c e re m o n ie s 
f o r th e aeries o f t h i r t y b ro ad c asts , *” aud><?ng8 w h en e vpr y ° u » " • " I H ig h School. M n . N. N. W hit
p r e s e n te d the bond prizes, c o n t r i b ­
u te d by D ra g m e rc h a n ts .

,

Calkins to Discuss 
18-Year-Old Vole

T h e f i r s t discussion of th e 18-

r ic e rs : A aro n
Youngblood, W illiam Rob ertson , J ing.
w o rth is d ir e c to r . T he la st pla y 
and W a lte r G r a y ; g irls’ d iv is io n ;! 
will be “ T h a n k Y ou, D o c to r ,” 
H elen B lum berg, c h a irm an , H. C. 
which will be p r e s e n te d by G la d e ­
H a rris, Ben F. M cDonald, An-
w a t e r S e n io r H igh School a t 3 :3 6
o’clock. D ir e c to r is Miss A lta M ae n e tte G re en fie ld , S a r a Dalkow itz,
F ra n c e s T a y lo r, Gowen F o u lk s; 
C lem ents.
presiding o f f ic e r s : G ra ce L ester, 
Aw ards 
F ra n c e s M eyer, R o s e m a ry W h i t­
aker, and B e rn a d in e M a m an n .

to th e w in nin g plays 
and actors and actresses w ill be
as follow s:

 

 

.................. 

» *a c u lt?
u 
' ^ 
 
m e m b e r will be g iv e n by H o w a rd
Calkins, a s s is ta n t p r o fe s s o r o f g o v - 1 
e m in e n t , a t th e U p p e r Class C lub 
o f t h e S tu d e n t C h ristia n A ssoria- j ,x , ' 
tion T h u rs d a y n ig h t a t 7 o ’clock g lr l" ) P laced 
a t t h e Y M C A 

L e a g u e cu p 

,g 

.*“ • Iea*£® 

™ d 

U h t e e bo>s a n d th r e e 
on »H-*tar oast, 

to w in n in g cast,

a t 

A brief background of the his- I “ u'stam llnB a c tre ss an d acto r, an d 
th e N ational Thespian D ram atic 

' ° ‘ lo<k . .Samuel F re n c h at, a rd a of books to ! anii W. T. W h r ta j e x t e m p o r a n e o u s
A us™uli' d « ; r " |* rU
d ivision: H a r r y H arb o r,
alony wi,h * ! Hon*?* S o c f e V To?'High "ch old Carter Le.ter; HulT Youngblood;

•

ods ".“ ‘lea rn ? b m Tut lu o p l a t j Woodland'Brtty Sue K nicktrhoX I l ° ry of tht' 
tical application of them. 

Ur. and m „ .? I accompaniment! 
w as f u r n is h e d by M a rc h eta B l a u - , 

* 

' 

t L lUyew-O ld'M ove" A tarda-t°h a^ h esp ian certfficate * * * " £ 

'](r „ 

* 

‘ ,j J

 

, ; of excellence a u d a y e a r ’s sub 

F a r m i n g a n d th e c a ttl e i n d u s - ] stone; 01lve L o c k a r t w ro te 

th e c a m ’ 

will be in c lu d ed on th e I sc ription to t h e H ig h School Thes- j A lessandro, N e \ a J a c k s o n , 

t r y a r e t h e p rin cip al o cc u p atio n s I sc r,Pt » a n d tk e p r o g r a m w a s pro- DPOtrran’ 

I S ee O N E -A C T P L A Y S , P ag e 4 

l . o i m e M a y er A nde r se n

M s i J a m u l Alle n
M au ric e I plan*) Allred
i ai re 
D o r is M n n r A n d e r s o n
i W t h n L o u is e A n g e l
J i m m i e Lee B ark er
J u l i a Talmadjre B a t e a
M a r g a r e t L o u is e B er r y
N a n c y Je nnn e B l a n k e n s h ip
J e a n B ra ly
M art ha Ann B ro w n
ti lady a E li z ab e th B u c h h o r a
Sa r a h Calhou n
Marjorie Ruth C am pb el l
T h e lm a E s t e l l e C ar dw el l
H e le n M ars hall Carr
N a e e M a tth e w C lif ford
Mary L ouis e Carr
J o h n F r ank li n C ooke
Fi eld in g B. C ochr an
Mary Vjrfflflia Coon
k i k i C uliu m
M a r g a r e t Ann C ut hbe rt *® * 
D o r o th y Marie D a llm e y e r 
A l m a L o u is e D a v is 
Mary J e a n D e ah l 
J o h n C r it te n d en D a v i s 
Virttinia D o r o th y D ry 
K a t h r y n M»e Doak 
J u l i a A del la D unlap 
V ir g in ia K a th ry n S e id e l E hle rt 
W ils o n McFarland E llis o n 
B e u la h M argar e t Fairb ai rn 
F i r m a J e a n F l et ch er 
B e t t i e J o F r ie d r ic h s 
D *V er e A nn B a r r e t t 
O ti s Bain Gary 
M a r g a r e t A nn Green 
A n it a S t e v e n s o n H a r w ell 
H a z e l H e ar n 
J o h n L e w i s H e im a n 
Helen. R u th H ic k s 
P h illip Co nn or Hold er 
Mildred E lis a b e th Kolar 
Ida L o u i s e Mahler 
J a m e s Galb ra ith M ars h 
G e o r g e H u m p h r e y M cL ean 
D o r o t h y S u e M ile s 
l u c i a V ir gin ia Mills 
Mary M ari a M orr is on 
Ma ry R e g in a N a c o l 
F l o r e n c e N’eelv 
Mildred J»i N o r w o o d 
F r a n c e a L illi an O ’Hara 
V ir g in ia Mary O w e ns 
J o s e p h H a y w o o d Pr e lean 
H an n ah B u c h an an P r e s t o n 
Ru th Ra ho rn 
V ir g in ia M axine R a t c l i f f 
L en o re M ari en ne R e b s t e i n 
( arf E dw ard R o g e r s 
F r a n c e s M m n r f t e S il b e r s t e in 
A v a n e llr L en ore S t e w a r t 
M ar tha J a n e T uhb 
A nna E li z a b e th T u r l i n g t o n 
W a lte r Lee V arner 
Ann J a n e W e s t m o r e l a n d 
M art ha J a n e W o m a c k 
D o r is E la in e Z w e r n e m e n

I n s f r a n . du<*ed by J y m Mother®I.

P a r a g u a y , says M r. 
lum- 
jT h e p rin cip al p r o d u c ts a r e 
i ber o f a 
in building 
ty p e used 
ships a n d f u r n i t u r e , c o tto n , to b a c ­
co, co rn e d b e e f f o r e x p o r ta tio n , 
y e r b a m a te , a special te a g row n 
in P a r a g u a y an d sh ippe d to o th e r
S o u th A m e r ic a n c o u n trie s a n d th e ; no lM ^ » n , [Tom pson.
U n ite d S ta te s , a n d ta m in o , e x tra c
to de quebracho, used in t a n n i c 
le a th e r.

P a t M c C la m e y ’s so p r a n o voice
w on th ir d pla ce f o r th e G am m a 
in a 
P hi's, who p r e s e n te d P a t 
m usical “ A lbum o f M e m ories.” 
J e a n F in e w as h e r a c co m p an ist, 
a n d se rv in g as n a r r a t o r w a s Le-

T he T ri D ells r e - b r o a d c a s t th e ir

ut. mil H n, j- hi * ll -L * - . jh 

1 

_ 

r te 
* 2 2 ^ .M ? . I » - 

S uch a s tu d e n t m o v e m e n t is to 
be e x p e r te d in tim es w hen you th 
is c o n t r i b u tin g a g r e a t deal lo th e 
a f f a i r s of th e s ta te Mr. C alkins 
believes.
I t 

is n o t a ra d ic a l sign, b u t 
an 
is 
w holesome becau se w e need such 
activ itie s to overcom e o u r in e rt ia
Cm V- VI * J I I V.i7 IV v * v * V, V iuv VMI HlCi tin
to catch up with

in d ic atio n o f 

th o u g h t. 

I t 

o u r c h a n g in g world, he said.

Mr. I n s f r a n says “ P a r a g u a y is
IOO p e r c e n t in f a v o r o f th e good 
t h e U n ite d 
n e ig h b o r p olic y of 
S ta te s . ”

Navy to Share 
In Power Show

n ight, a n d e x c e r p ts f r o m th e o th e r 
tw o w in n in g p r o g r a m s w e r e p re -
, a n t e d ’ Cih<' ‘’sinK o f th e w in n e r s in
t h e K o n te s t w a s based on 
th # K? n t 7 t W? 5 b a , e d on *he
! a m o u n t o f mail re sp o n s e w ith in
f o r ty - e ig h t h o u r s a f t e r each b r o a d ­
cast. K o n te s t ju d g e s w e re A n n e
S tac y , A n n e D u rr u m , a n d C h a rle s 
Collins o f th e K T B C s ta f f .

R e t a i l e r s D o i n ’ A l l R i g h t 
— S a l e s Up 1 7 P e r C e n t

T he N a v y on th e ca m p u s is to

I n d e p e n d e n t r e ta il sales in T ex

have a p a r t 
th e e n g in e e rin g as d u r in g M a rc h clim bed 17 p e r 
P o w e r S how T h u r s d a y n i g h t T he ] c e n t o v er M arch a y e a r ago, th e 

in 

th e Job Bureau to Be

Personnel Council Topic

P a n e l discussions on “ W o rk o f 
the E m p lo y m e n t B u r e a u ” 
and
“ P e rso n n e l W o rk in t h e O ffice o f 
the D ean o f th e College o f A rts 
an d S cie n ce s” will be held a t th e 
n e x t m e e tin g of th e T e x a s P e r ­
n ^ r ’rounril^M nn'dav* ^ t ' p r n n o n D r* 
s o n a 
4 
a t
J G U m s ta ttd c h a ir m a n o f 
Dr. J . G. U m s ta ttd , c h a ir m a n o f
f^ e council a n n o u n c e d 
C h a rle s V D unham 

d ir e c to r 

tb e m * 

o’clock in T e x a s U nion 309 I to ^ ouston 

Graduate Courses 
Taught in Houston

courses 

ex te n sio n 

T he e n g i n e e rin g extension co m ­
th r e e 
is now spo n so rin g 
m itte e 
g r a d u a t e 
in 
H o u sto n . T h e y a r e applied elec- 
ticity, se c o n d a ry r ec o v ery of oil, 
processes. 
a n d 
T he 
is also being 
given a t 
th e Dow chemical and 
m a g n e s iu m p la n ts in F re e p o r t.
T hese co u rse s m e e t f o r 

elec tro-c hem ic al 
l a t t e r c o u rse 

th r e e 
h o u rs once a week, and t h r e e Uni- 
v ersity pro fe sso rs, Dr. D an a 
Y oung, Dr. K e n n e th A. K obe a n d the U n iv e r s ity , f o r h e r w o rk 

r. 

. 

H * R ancher, c o m m u te c u ltiv a tin g a n d 
an d F r e e p o r t to te a c h In h e r “ h ay f e v e r h o th o u s e ” Dr. patches of m old a r e developing. Mrs. R o g e r Williams,

ro u n d 

P la n s a re b ein g m ade to pro p o se f o r o b se rv a tio n . She has c o n d u c t- ; y ea rs of c u ltiv a tio n a n d stu d y of 

:o u r se s *o r n e x t se m ester, J . Neils ed a n u m b e r o f soil and p la n t molds 
-ti 

-* >•-- -*—

— •*--— 

 

 

M orro w keeps tw o th o u s a n d molds Dr. M o rro w r e p o r t s a f t e r te n J C h u rch e s a r e in vited to p a r tic -
ipa te in the alcohol e d u c a tio n in-
th e y a r e responsible s t i t u t e w hich w ill be held F rid a y ,
th e F i r s t B a p tis t
e r hot- C h u rch , it w as a n n o u n c e d a t th e 

* * - y f e v e r M a y 28, a t 

* - ■*— iL --------------- 

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t h a t 

m e n t o f D ra w in g . 

815 stores, exclusive o f d e p a r t-
The N a v y will show a deep-sea m e n t stores, re v e a le d t h a t statis- 
so u n d in g m a ch in e , a 
.30 -caliber j tics o f M arch sales r e g is te r e d th e 
Lewis m a c h in e gun, a n d a to rp e d o sam e 17 p e r c e n t in c re a s e over 
th e ] F e b r u a r y . S ta tistic s show ed t h e r e 
a f te r - b o d y which 
p ow er p l a n t o f th e to r p e d o . Ship w ere m o d e ra te to sh a rp in c re ase s 
models, 
sh o w in g N avy I in th e sale o f n o n - d u ra b le goods 
knots, line d ra w in g s o f b a ttle sh ip s ] o v e r M a rc h a y e a r ago, while the 
a n d c ru ise rs, a n d a s e t o f N av y sale o f d u r a b le goods sc o re d sub-
n a v ig a tio n 
s ta n tia l ad v a n c e s o f 50, 43 a n d 30 
be shown.
p e r cent.

in s t r u m e n t s will also 

c o n ta in s 

b o ard s 

th e only j m eeting.

an d D r. H. T. P a r lin , d e a n o f th e , 
College of A rts and Sciences, will : a r e hei,lg t a u * ht thiS 
lead th e second.

, 

. 

. 

.

T he T ex a s P erso n n e l Council, S t o r y o f M u s e u m ’s G u n s 

j com posed o f p e rso n s a s s o c i a t e d ; . 

^ 

services on 

th e 
with personnel 
cam pus, 
is h o k i n g a series of 
discussions a f t e r the r e p o r t o f th e
su b -co m m itte e o n g u idance" *This ^ oodaB H arrison 
p r o g ra m will be th e 

series.

. 

,

a n d t h e A m e r ic a n A ssociation f o r ! one o f its kind 
th e A d v a n c e m e n t o f S cience a u d U nder 
has published n u m e ro u s p a p e r s m ens show up as pale w hite a n d 
te llin g th e r e s u lt s o f h e r re se a rc h , 

th e co u n try . ' .......................... .......... ........................ .....
P i f T n o r n l r l A t t o r n ^ ®
r l T i g ® r a i a M i i w n c i l
# 
th re a d s , b u t grow ing N a tio n a l B.B.A. M ee tin g 
in 
l a s t five ! th e y f o rm velvety b la n k ets in pale 

T he molds have been stu d ied a t in colonies 

the m icroscope h e r 

inky black 

flasks, 

in 

W ooten g u n 

T h e Tex** Met

' D H o u s t o n C h r o n i c ! © 

th e U n iv e rsity f o r th e 
y e a r s in co -o p e ra tio n w ith th e As- blue, pale pink, g r e e n , lig ht brow n, 

f o u r t h in th e ^•c t ‘on w as t b ® s u b je c t o f a n ar* - logical In v e s tig a tio n s . Spores, the o th e r shades. 
t i d e in the r o to g r a v u r e section o f seeds o f m olds, a r e c a p tu r e d by
la st S u n d a y ’s H o u sto n Chronicle.
doctor* o f 
th e as so cia tio n and 
se n t to the U n iv e r s it y la b o r a to r y 
T h e historically v a lu a b le collec­
f o r c u l tu r e a n d id e n tif ic a tio n .
tio n consisting o f 365 pieces, in­
clu d in g f ire a r m s, accessories, od ­
dities a n d display cases, a r e f ro m
the W o o te n hom e in A u stin. T hey

[
j W o rk now being done in schools
{of business a n d plans f o r poat-
col- jso c ia tio n of A lle rg ists f o r My co- • rich p u rple, black a n d dozens o f w a r d ev e lo p m e n ts w ere discussed
a t th e m e e tin g s o f the A m e ric a n
A ssociatio n of Collegiate Schools 
o f Business a n d the N a tio n a l C o n ­
f e r e n c e o f U n iv ersity Schools o f 
Dr. M orrow believes t h a t if y o u r 
B usiness in Chicago, both o f which
h a y f e v e r is n o t caused by one of
th e tw o th o u s a n d m olds g r o w i n g : w e r e a t te n d e d by Dr. J , A. F itz- 
th e School o f 
in h e r h o th o u se o r som e o th e r g e r a ld , d e a n o f 
recognized a lle rg e n , i t m a y hav e B usiness A dm in istra tio n , 
been caused by r u s t spores fro m 
yard g ra ss o r s m u t sp o res m ig ia t- P ro fe ss io n a l R e q u i r e m e n t s 

O u t o f th e a i r o v e r th e r o o f s o f 
tall building s 
in cities f ro m El 
Paso to Chicago a n d f r o m H o u sto n
in
a

T he d a r k species 
a r e considered m o r e se rio u s o f ­
f e n d e rs th a n th e pale varie tie s.

Dr. F itz g e ra ld discus.-ed “ T h e 
f o r

f i r e a r m s to B osto n spores 

th e h isto ry 

la b o ra to r y 

sn a re d 

a r e 

o f 

an d p u rp o se s of U n iv e rsity clubs, f by the Chinese.

U-hta amber coating of maid food ..m g from a nearby gxgm 

^ 

A. Degree.”

in d e p e n d e n t re ta il- ■ gun, and 
th e la rg e s t g ain s in nee ds 

th e Co-Ed A ssem bly depicit 

in fo rm a tio n a b o u t o f fic e rs since th e discovery of g u n p o w d e r sterile glass dishes c o n ta in in g 

T he D e p a r t m e n t o f D ra w in g will 
ex h ib it m ode ls which a r e used to 
te a c h d r a w in g a n d d e s c rip tiv e g e ­
o m e t e r . T h e se models, m o s t o f
t h e m 

in tr ic a te 

h av in g 

T he r e p o r t show ed t h a t fifty - 
t h r e e d e p a r t m e n t s to r e s in T ex a s 
m a d e sales 30 p e r c e n t hig h e r 
th a n in M arch, 1943, a n d 21 p e r I
in F e b r u a r y , | on 

th a n 

designs, c e n t h ig h e r 

C o - E d H a n d b o o k B e g u n

P re s id e n t s o f all c a m p u s o r ­
to c o n t a c t 

g a n iz a tio n s a r e asked 
E d n a Colson im m ed ia te ly . W o rk
th e Co-Ed H a n d b o o k has be- 

R o y P o e t D o e * R e s e a r c h

Roy P o st, who g r a d u a t e d f ro m

th e College o f E n g in e e r in g 
F e b r u a r y , is now d o in g r e s e a r c h 
for defense in Chicago.

la s t , w ere in v e n te d by stu d e n ts . Some 

1944. Dallas 
j o f th e m a r e flexible a n d ca n be prs chalked up 
adjusted! to different shapes. 

i Texas.

 PASE TWO

Phone 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Phone 2-2473

WEDNESDAY, M A Y 3, 1944

Longhorn N ine Hopes to Break
Road Jinx at San Marcos Today

sq u a d , 
sp o r ts a 

.440 a v e r a g e

little J a c k A v in g er, 

who

Kerens th e w a y th e rival b a t t i n g 
o r d e r s look on p ap e r, p itt in g pow- 
e r a n d e x p e r ie n c e a g a in s t y o u th 
a n d h u s tle :
TE X AS
A n dre w s, r f 
Cox, lb 
C am pbell, cf
W ilem on, lf 
S tep h e n s, 3 b 
C nn nor, ss 
H u n t, 2b 
A vinger, c 
Dalzell, p

SAN MARCOS
Cosh a t t, lh 
Shew ey, r f
B y ru m , 2b
A rm stro n g . 3b 
J e n n in g s , cf 
lf 
S aenz, 
Modica, ss 
G ainor. c 
B a k e r , p

{ 

♦ 

♦ 

in 

 m

th e 

f i r s t 

Back 

th r iv e s on 

 , o A #§lin fo r 

r ig h tfie ld a n d b a t 

f a v o r e d by v ir tu r e of 

is ball w ith a v e r a g e s of .378, 

I t will be th e se cond m e e tin g of 

. . . 
ti d r o u t-o f-to w n g a m e . 

By GEORGE RAYBORN
Texan Sport* Staff

little Billy “ R o o s te r ” An- n e x t, and w a y dow n 

tions. so m a y b e he can chalk u p , 
f i r s t m o u n d v ic tory o f 
his 

B ehin d A n d re w s, w ho will play 
th e 
H o p in g t o b re a k the j i n x th a t season tod a y , l f he f a lt e r s , fre s h - j line-up, will com e T e x a s 's “ m u rd - 
haa caused th e m to lose all f o u r ’ m an B obby L ayne will he r e a d y e r e r s ’ r o w ” o f Billy Cox, C a p ta in 
*i-i e to go in a t a n y tim e. W h e n th e Bob Cam pbell, a n d E r n e s t “ Z eke”
- 
j w i l s o n . This t r i o is p o u n d in g t h .
o f 
, 
t h , . | ^
.302, 
Season, she T exas L o n g h o rn s ta k e ^Qn) g anse S a tu r d a y , L ay n e 
to t h e r o a d a g a in , this tim e head- j slated to pitch f o r T e x a s — b u t th e and .321, respectively. T hen come 
th e tw o “ d is a p p o in tm e n ts ,” F r a n k
Ing f o r S an M arcos to b a ttle I he blonde Dallas y o u th 
Ban M arcos A rm y F liers this a f t e r ­
work a n d can bs used w h e n e v e r Stephen* a n d th e b e f o r e - m e iu io n - 
noon a t 2 :3 0 o ’clock.
I ed C o n n o r, b o th o f w hom have
necessary. 
I been to u te d as p o w e r hitters but
l ave failed t o live up to expet t a ­
f a r - Al H u n t comes 
ti01*8 

into th e s t a r t i n g line-up 
lkie tw o te am s , a n d the Steers will and lead-off position once m ore 
be 
th e i r goes 
10-7 v ic to ry o v e r t h e F lie rs tw o 1 drews. p ro b a b ly th e b est d efe nsiv e place is th e le a d in g h i t t e r o f the 
w ee ks a g o on C lark F ield. C oach j pla y er on 
An- - r 
Blair C h erry ’s Longhorns snapped spite his miserable record. 
tw o J 
a fiv e -g a m e losing streak with th a t drews ha sparkled f o r th e last 
victory, a n d they intend to break weeks in p rac tice , 
th r o w in g a n d : 
b a c k into the win column today fielding brilliantly a n d even show- 
ing some promise as a hitter. De-
a f t e r a disappointing 5-3 loss to 
spite his b a tting a v e r a g e of zero,
S o u th w e s ie r a 
in 
last 
Andrews g e ts on base m ore th a n
G eo rg eto w n . 
On paper the San Marcos club any oth er L o n g h o rn w ith th e pos- 
appears fa r superior to th e young si b i t exception of Maurice “ Red”
T e x a s lads. I t b o a s ts p o w e rfu l hit- C o nnor, a n d is alw a ys a valuable
to rs like r i g b t f i e l d r r E d S hew ey, m an to have in th e line-up, T h en 
too, h e ’s liable to g e t t h a t f i r s t 
in 
w ho played w ith S a c r a m e n to 
base b it a n y d ay now.
th e P acific C o a st L e a g u e 
la s t 
y e a r ; Lou Modica, s h o r ts to p f o r 
N ashville in th e S o u th e r n A ssocia­
tion in I 9 4 2 ; and F r e d A r m s tr o n g , 
pro m isin g firs t-b a s e m a n w ho p la y ­
ed Class A ball la s t y e a r a n d is 
the p r o p e r ty of th e Chicago Cubs.

in vasion will be on b ere 
W e d n e s d a y noon, and the a tta c k - 

Clem Crowe M a d e 
Notre D am e Coach

tr a c k and field finale F r i d a y a f t - 

f u C K | \ G C O T G S 

th e e n t i r e sq u a d de- 

ern o o n . R. J. K idd, L e a g u e a t h ­
letic d ire c to r, predicts, and a t 
le a st tw o o f th e 
te n n is c o n t e s t ­
a n ts a re a lre a d y n a tio n a lly know n, 
ju n i o r t o u r n a ­
in 
h a v in g p la y ed 
m e n ts 

S O U T H B E N D , May 8 (IN S ) — 
Clem F. C row e, one o f a fa m o u s

la st s u m m e r

in eight!

Friday 

th u s 

An 

D 

I 

" 

, 

"

As High Schools Invade U T .

era will be k eyed to f e v e r pitch, 
each w ith m uscles and mind te n sed
to drive th r o u g h to a s ta te cham- perience, he said. 
pionship 

T h u rs d a y a n d P rid a v . 

N a tio n a l r e c o r d s m a y fall in th e : *n g « « P « t « d o f P ly in g C h a r- 

J - k 

f V t G y 

*

I I ^ 11
I G S I

A T O ’s J a c k N e f f a n d Phi Gam 
Holly P o r c h e r hooked up 
in a 
, m o u n d b a ttle t h a t h ad th e crow d 
th e se v en th . 
j in an u p r o a r . 
M e ln tire singled, stole second and
B e m a d B a itz e n o f San An- sc o re d th e d ec iding lim on B r a d ­

In 

l^ lo , la s t y e a r ’s b o y s’ singles win
n e r here, an d Ld W r a y of Sod- 
Ville H igh School, S in to n , b oth j Al L o w ry le d 
have h ad n a tio n a l t o u r n a m e n t ex- le n se .

Phi! Bolin, Tom A rnold and
th e P h i G am of-

le y ’s smash.

♦

L e f f k e p t B e ta h its 

A n o th e r o u t s t a n d i n g p e r f o rm - 

ley P a r k e r , T h o m a s J e f f e r s o n (S a n a n d s tr u c k o u t 
A n to n io ) s p r in te r , w ho la s t y e a r ro u te . B a rn e y 
u n o f fic ia lly b ro k e 
rec o rd in th e 220 -y a r d dash. 
t o 

few and
f a r betw e en in th e .4. E P i win,
the
a n d
th e n a tio n a l Louie Bodkin po u n d ed o u t hom-
th e 
le ad 

.e v e n a lo n g 
S tr e u s a n d 

s t a t e m e e t p late,

th e vic to rs a t 

D ele g a te s 

; ers 

th e 

to 

Sports Notice

T h e follow ing m e n will please 
r e p o r t to th e te n n is c o u r ts a t 3 
o’clock t o d a y : Boesch, G allaghe r, 
H a m ilton, Kelly, H ic k m a n , Mc­
Cain, S ta r tz m a n , W a lk e r, a n d Wil­
liams.

D. A. P E N I C K , 
T e n n is Coach.

S A E 

ta p p e d 

th e U n iv e r s it y ca m p u s G eorge P e tr o v ic h 

m u s t r e g is t e r a t G r e g o r y C y m n a- 
sium o n 
'm m e d ia te ly on a rr iv a l W e d n e s d a y 
i
a f t e r n o o n o r T h u r s d a y m o r n in g , I d esp ite 

d ir e c to r
lead in its co n q u e st, a n d held on ~t:— L —
se veral PiKA uprisings, 
I Roy Bedieheck, L e a g u e d ire c to r, Hal Ram sey, Bob T e n n iso n a n d 
Jo h n n y Hill ac co u n te d f o r seven
j em phasized. 
to hits b etw e en th em f o r S igm a A l­
tw o 

Lodgings will be assigned 

thea© who r e q u e s t th e m , he ad ded, j pha E psilon, 
F acilities f o r 102 boys a r e being singles a n d a double.

R a m se y had 

gion. 

; f u r n is h e d by 

th e A m eric an Le- 

P r e s b y te r ia n Club, w ith E ddie 
t u r n e d
T ro p h ies a n d m e d a ls have been back H u tc h in so n H ouse a f t e r a 
I o b ta in e d f o r w in n e rs in all e v e n ts h ard , 
J o e Malik 
| e x c e p t th r e e , d esp ite w a r-tim e dif- s t a r r e d f o r H u tch in so n . B r a n d o n ’?
looked especially good. 
tilt 

ficulties, Bedieheck said.

p itch ing 
T he P re s b y te r ia n -H u tc h in s o n 
was a n u n sc h e d u le d gam e.

B r a n d o n on 

th e m o u n d , 

figh t. 

close 

Intramural Schedule

W e d n e s d a y
S OFTBALL

5 :0 0 — 10th Co., Hill H all vs. 16th Co., L.C.D. 
5 :0 0 — 13th Co., L.C.D. vs. 15th Co., L.C.D. 
5 :0 0 — 2 n d Co., A n d re w s vs. 3rd Co., C a ro t).ers 
7 :0 0 — T he S n a k -S h a k c rs vs, Club de Mexico 
7 :0 0 — T he T e n o rs vs. Whities A ll-S tars 
7 :0 0 — Pierce H ouse vs. T e ja s Club

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C L E V E L A N D , M ay 2 ( I N S ) — 
The C leveland I n d ia n s to n ig h t ex ­
pected t h e i r m a n a g e r , Lou B o u ­
r e t u r n by g a m e 
d rea u , 
tim e 
to 
T h u rs d a y 
a t t e r u n d e r g o in g his 
p re -in d u c tio n p h yscial e x a m in a ­
tion in H a r v e y , 111. 

j' 

B o u d re a u w as rec lass ified D A 

d u r in g th e w inte r.

Coach B u r t S ho tto n is in ch a rg e 
of th e T rib e d u r in g B o u d r e a u s 
absence.

Interscholastic

( C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e I .)

„

a n d 

coach 

. L - b as k e tb a ll 
th e 

the r e m a i n d e r of t h e w ar. 

to f o o tb .I I coach at. N o t r e P a r a s f o r ; 

L i e u t e n a n t G ordon A. B a i l e y , ! ? * " ^ 

N o tr e D a m e a t h l e t e ,
former Longhorn baseball star o ho < ^ d£y w “ “PP01" 4' 11 « “ »*. n« d
a s s is ta n t
, _____ M(1 
 
no%v coaches a n d m a n a g e s 
S an M a rc o s F l i e r . , is c e r ta in 
H a r t his ace p itc h e r. F loyd B a k e r , 
a g a i n s t th e S te e r s this a f t e r n o o n . 
B a k e r won 14 g a m e s in th e T e x a s K ra u se, w ho a t p r e s e n t is a mem- 
S e rv ic e L e a g u e l a s t season, a n d ber o f t h e M a rin e Corps. 
if h e tw irls, th e L o n g h o rn s will be 
th e best, p itc h e r 
f a c in g 
seen all se aso n — a n d t h e y ’ve s e e n ball a t N o tr e D am e over a 20- j 
som e good ones. B a k e r d id n ’t pitch y e a r p e rio d , C row e a t p r e s e n t is 
a g a i n s t T e x a s w hen 
th e F lie r s a th letic d ir e c to r a n d head basket- 
r a m e to A ustin tw o weeks ago, h u t ball a n d f o o tb a ll coach a t X aiv e r 
in C i n c in n a ti, w here 
h e ’ll he r e a d y to mow down th e U niversity 
leave o f ab-
in e x p e r ie n c e d F t ee rs to d a y . 

T h e e ld e s t o f seven b r o th e r s 
t h e y ’ve who s t a r r e d in fo otb all and basket- 

succeeds E d w a r d W. ; 

C r o v e 

♦ 

I he will be given a 
sence,

C ro w e 

c a p ta in e d 

H u s k y Bob Dalzell, w hom m a n y 

th e N otre 
et ill c o n s id e r T e x a s ’s n u m b e r o n e D ame fo otball te a m in 1925 and 
p itc h e r d espite his d r e a r y r e c o rd 
a h ig h -sco rin g f o r w a r d on
o f n o wins a n d f o u r losses, m a y T h e b a s k e tb a ll te a m t h e r e befo re 
s t a r t a g a in s t San M arcos. S t r a n g e - : his g r a d u a tio n in 1926.
Iv e n o u g h , Dalzell h u rls his b e s t 
g a m e a g a in s t h ea v y h itt e r s a n d have w on 93 g am es a n d lost 7 2 ; 
a lw a y s seem s 
to w e a k an d his f o o tb a ll te a m s scored 47 
te a m s , His b e s t p e r f o r m a n c e s w e r e victories as a g a in s t 22 d e f e a ts 
K elly a n d B rooks F ield a g g r e g e - and one tie.

A t X a v ie r his b a s k e tb a ll te am s 

lose 

t o 

Student Residence Houses

House M a n a g e rs :

Due to the paper shortage and the vital need for this w a r m ate ria l, the Campus W a r Effort 

Committee is co-operating w ith the Austin A .W .V .S . and the Austin Boy Scouts in the collection 

♦ 

of scrap paper from the University residence houses. Your co-operation in the drive w ill be 

greatly appreciated, for w e cannot impress upon you too greatly the im portance of our w o rk ­

ing together on this w a r project.

The Scouts have suggested th at we;

The Boy Scouts of Austin w ill pick up your p ap er w h en you have ap p ro xim a tely IOO pounds. 

I . Separate paper according to m agazines an d new spaper.

2. Locate the stacks on the premises so th at Scouts m ay pick it up if the tenant is not at home.

3. Do not call the Scouts until the paper stack is b ro o m -h an d le-h ig h .

4. For pick-ups call 8-8551 and furnish the fo llo w in g inform ation: nam e, street address, and 

phone number.

low ed.

The Scouts pick up the paper on w ee k days after 5 p.m. and on Saturdays. They w ill be ab le 

to pick up w aste paper w ith a m inim um of tim e and labor if the suggested procedure is fo l­

Private cars are used to m ake the pick-ups, a n d for th at reason car space and tim e are a t a 

prem ium , car owners giving generously of th eir tim e, tires, and gas.

W aste paper is vital to the w a r effort! You can do your part. Can w e count on you?

Please ap p o in t someone in the house to have charge of the collection.

Your! for Victory in 44,

CAM PUS W AR EFFORT C O M M IT T E E 

Texos Union 208

ATO Defeats 
Phi Gams, J-3

SAE, Presby Club 
AEPi Take W ins

M IC A , Navy Divisions Decide 
Intramural Volleyball Titlists

By P A T TAYLOR 

| D orm D ; 10-15, 15-8, 13-4

T h e le a g u e f i n a l g a m e s in th e 11st Co., Andrew's o v e r 3 rd Co., 

! 
I MICA a n d N avy Divisions o f vol-! A n d r e w s ; 15-10, 15-9 
MICA DIVISION

la st n ig h t w ith all 

th e j T.L.O.K. o v e r S helton H o u se ; 15-

J e f f K em p a b o s t a r r e d f o r 
w inners.

th * 

8 , 

15-10

15, 15-11, 7-5 

T rim b le H ouse over T .L .O .K .; 18-

T e ja s over T rim b le H o u se; 15-4, 

T he 14th Co., L.C.D. su c ce ed ed 
in g a i n in g a tie f o r th e crow n o f 
L e a g u e B cham pio nship by b e a tin g 
the 6 th Co., D orm K. J. W. S piker, 
p la y in g f o r th e losers, lived up to 
his n a m e an d was th e b e s t sp ik e r 
th e g am e. W. F. A p p leto n
in 
th e best g am e f o r th e win- 
played 
P r e s b y te r ia n Club o v er R e lu c ta n t | liers, assisted by J . M. Cain a n d 
B. L. Bose. S p ik e r w a s b ac k ed
up by J . W, T e r r e ll a n d R. L. 
W hite, both o f the la s t tw o m e n 
n am ed m a k in g seven p o in ts each 
in th e f i r s t m a tc h — th e only o n e

D ra g o n s; 15-4, 16-14 

o v e r M oneyhon 

Club-de-M exico 

15-8

A single in th e la st h a l f o f th e T eyb a ll in t r a m u r a l s w ere played in 

se v e n th in n in g by B uck B ra d le y th e Gym 
^ a t scored G eorge M e ln tir e f r o m 
second broke up a brillian t p i t c h - 1
in g duel a n d gave A lpha T a u ] all season.
O m ega a th rillin g 4 to 3 decision 
over Phi G a m m a D elta 
mui-al 
noon. 

so f tb a ll y e s te r d a y a f t e r - 

in 

A lp h a E psilon Pi

sm o th e re d ar0 s u c ^»

squads sh o w in g g r e a t e r d e x t e r i t y I 
o f *hcm have 

shown

S e v e ra l g r e a t p la y e rs p r e s e n te d 
in tr a - ; the m se lves as s t r o n g c a n d id a te s 
f o r a ll- in tr a m u r a l ho n o rs a n d all 
in this a rtic le
j th e p la y e r s n am ed 

to 0, b eh in d 
Beta T h e t a Pi, IO 
Bernie L e f t , S igm a A lpha E psilon 
d ro p p ed Pi K a p p a A lpha, 8 to 5, 
and Presbyterian Club 
tu r n e d 
I back H u tc h in so n H ouse, l l to 7, 
in o t h e r gam es.

H e r e a r e th e sc o re s;

H o u s e r s ts - b y d e f a u lt 
T h e 3 rd Co., C a ro th e r s w as the
3 rd Co., C a r u t h e r s o v er 2nd Co., b e s t te a m on the flo o r w ith R. L.

NA VY DIVISION

10th Co., Hill H all o v e r 16th Co 

A n d re w s ; 15-10, 15-9 
14th Co., L.C.D. over 6 th
D orm K : 3-15, 15-12, 9-7 

M arshall s t a r r i n g as s p ik e r a n d ; the 6th Co. won,
In th e M j CA Divjgion th e T e j a s 
A. R. P ed en so n s t a r r i n g as a s e rv e r . 
ciu b -d e -M e x ie o w ere 
fo r th e w in n e rs. T he 3 rd Co. th u s an<i 
finished th# season w ith the leag u e c r o w e d cha m p s o f L e a g u e s F a n d
2nd Co., q r esp e ctiv ely , by v ir tu e o f an u n -
m n r 
* C. m * 
f o r b o th com -
l i t h Co., Oak G rove o v e r 7th Co., A n d re w s, th is w as th e ir f i r s t loss d e f Gated 
l i t h t a r t / & * * * £ .

L .C .D .; 15-2, 8-15, 15-8
n
r 

L d W J . Connell I p i.y .d J . . n o d 

n o n , , S ; 15-2, 4-15, 15-7 

season 

* * or 

th e 

Co.

r 

12th Co., B a r r a c k s o v e r 8 th Co., gam e f o r th em . W

State High School 
Track Finalists

F in a l check list of reg io n a l win- j 

Region V H I — E d L av is 

o f El

in 

the f o u r t e e n 

t r a c k a n d Paso, tim e ; 2:13.4. 

liers 
field ev e n ts, c e r tif ie d f o r p artiei- 2 2 0 -Y a r d Dash 
r a t i o n in The U n iv ersity of T e x a s ; 
In te rsc h o la stic L eag ue S ta te M e e t; Lubbock, ti m e : 23.4.
h ere M ay 4-5, w as a n n o u n c e d to-1 

Region II

P iK A H u r l e r
f o r an e a r ly day by R. J. Kidd, L e a g u e a th le tic I tim e : 24 4 

To e n t e r 

a n d w hj]e t h r e e M ICA te a m s t h a t still
had a ch a n c e to e n t e r th e p la y o ff s 
w ere e l im in a te d — T .L .O .K ., R e lu c­
t a n t D ra g o n s, a n d T rim b le H ouse.
th e p la y o ff s , w hich 
begin soon a f t e r f r a t e r n i t y p la y 
is c om p leted, a te a m m u s t fin ish 
in 
le ag u e s ta n d in g s a s 
one o f th e top th r e e te a m s in a 
se ven -toam le ag u e o r o n e o f th e 
fiv e o r six -te am 
to p 
le ague.

th e fin al 

in a 

tw o 

Region 

l l —-K e nneth Carley 

o f

Region V — George W a lm sley of and Rex H opper.

T he list is as follow s;

1 2 0 - Y a r d H i g h H u r d l e *

Region 

I —G ene Robbins 

o f

P am p a , tim e : 16.5.

S an A ngelo, tim e : 15.4.

Region I I I — Lincoln Hinsch of 

S u n set High, Dallas, tim e : 16.2.

Region 

I V — J o e Owens 

of

G lad e w ate r, ti m e : 15.7.

Region V — E a r l S h e rm a n of 
R o b e r t E. Lee, Goose C reek, tim e : 
15.6.

Region VI - A u g u s t E r f u r t h of 
B r a c k e n r id g e H igh, S an A ntonio, 
t i m e : 14.6.

Region V I I —J a m e s Busby of 

C o rp u s Christi, t im e : 15.5.

R egion V H I — J a c k Steele o f 
A u stin High, El Paso, tim e : 15.4. 
1 0 0 - Y a r d D a s h

of

R e p k m i_ _ B u rlg e tje M oore 

R. Needy of S t r a w n , I O w ens c o n tin u e d his m a rc h 

T e i a s r a n t r u e to fo rm in b e a t­
ing T rim b le H ouse easily. Bob
f o r 
honors w ith Rome
spiking, w hile L e r o y 
W oodrow W ilson H igh, Dallas, j T rim ble , assisted by R, G, D aniel 
W oodard a n d W eldon W in s a u e r
time. 22.9. 
co -o p e ra tio n . 
g r e a t 
S t a r r i n g fo r the lo se r w a s T. T.

R egion I I I — C harles T a to m of splendid 

Region IV — A lb e r t H allm an o f j g ave 

T yler, tim e ; 23.6. 

in tr a m u r a l 

bim 

of C resce n t, ti m e : 23.6. 

R. E. Lee, Goose Creek, t im e : 21.5, 

Region V I I — E d w a r d W u th rie h g re e n 

Tho P r e s b y te r ia n C lub h a d an 
Region V I— C harles P a r k e r o f ! easy tim e w ith th e o v e r r a te d Re- 
T hom as J e f f e r s o n , San A ntonio , : i Ui t a n t D ragons, b ec au se of la ck 
j 0 f co -o p e ra tio n on th e p a r t of th e
tim e : 21.3. 
tw o D ra g o n 
| s ta rs> j ack B a rk s a n d J o h n Hei-
Region V H I — H askell Sim m s o f j m a n , T h ese m en w ould be good
t h e r e w e r e
la st
th e d e x t e r o u s S te v e
tall C onw ay W h a r t o n
Region I I — H a m p to n of B ra d y , h ad t00 much f o r th e D r a g o n as

Region I —-Campbell o f Pampa* I n ig h t an d 
'C o o k a n d 

nn a n o t h e r tr a m , b u t 
n ot en o u g h se tu p s f o r th e m 

M onahans, tim e : 23.7, 
I ’M'!* Roo 

te a m f o r th e 

tim e : 5 :14.3 . 

lim o: 5 ev e n , 

Region I U D ew ey S h ill! .* o f I 

F o r t W o r th T echnical, tim e ; 4 :51.9 
R egion I V — L o ra El B row n of 

(jjd jjjg, j | ax Ecke.
T.L .O.K. had 

in 

it h a r d 

th e i r g a m e w ith 

in b e in *
kn o ck e d o u t o f a c h a n ce f o r th e 
p la y o ff s 
t h e 
T rim b le H ouse e a r ly in 
th e e v e ­
ning, th o u g h Bill “ B u ll” Reynolds, 
a lm o s t sta g e d a on e-m a n show as 
. j a s p in n in g s e rv e r in th e f i r s t g a m e 
when he g ain ed 8 p o in ts fo r th#

. co-op bo vs in one s h o r t m atch. 

Region 

I— B o bby M a rty n of 

B onham , t u n e : 4:54.

L ubbo ck, tim e : 12.7.

Region II— R. N eely o f Strawn, 

tim e : 10.2.
Region 

I I I — C h a rles T at nm of 
W oodrow Wilson High, Dallas, 
tim e : IO I.

Region V— J e r r y B on nen o f A,
& M. Con., College S ta tio n , tim e: 
I :4k.

Region V I- Dicky B rooks 

Lytle, tim e : 4 45.5,

Region VII — Billy Snook

or

Region I V - A lb e r t H allm an o f C orpus C hristi, tim e : 4:68.5.

T yle r, t i m e : 10.4. 

Region VrI l I — G ilberto D u ra n of

Region V — George W alm sley o f Y sleta, t i m e ; 6:15.5.

R obe rt K. Lee, Goose Creek, ti m e : I-Mile Relay 
IO. 

Region I— P a n h a n d le H igh, P an-

Region V I — C h a rles P a r k e r of handle, t i m e ; 4 :03.5.

T h o m a s J e f f e r s o n High, S an A n -; 
tonic, ti m e : 9.8. 

R egion V II — Donnie S toneci- 

p h e r of Ingleside, tim e : 10.3, 

R egion V H I — J a c k S teele of 
A u stin H igh, E l Paso, tim e : 10.2, 
4 4 0-Y a rd Da«h

Region I — B u r lg e n e Moore of 
52.7.

Region 
Brow nw ood, 
Region III 
la?, tim e : 3:37,

l l — B row nw ood 

High,
tim e : 3 :42.5.
N orth Dallas, Dai-

Region IV’— H e n d e rso n , H 

son, tim e : 3:49.

Region V — R o b e rt E.
Goose ( reek, tim e : 3:31.5.

Lee,

Region V I — A u stin , A u stin ,

I I — R. B. B e n n e t t o f 

tim e : 3:32.5.

THE STANDINGS

N A T I O N A L L E A G U E

CIu b—

W .
St. J,oui* _____ __ 9
P h i l a d e l p h i a ___ _ 7
*7
New Y o rk
I
to
C in cin n a ti
I
RrnnkK n
6
P i t t s b u r g h ____ __ 4
B osto n ___
3
Chicago ...........
I

MMRMM 

. . . 

Kan A ngelo, tim e : 53.4.

R egion I I — Richard H am p to n of 
W oodrow W ilson H igh, Dallas, 
tim e : 53,5.

Region VTI— P h a r r- S a n 
A lam o, P h a r r , tim e : 3:42.6.

Region Y I U — A ustin H igh, El 

n in g s ) .

Paso, t im e : 3:48.3.
P o l e V a u l t

tim e ; 52.8.

R egion I— J o h n n y Davis of Lub- 

Region V 

VI he rf W a tts o f Jef-1 bock, h e i g h t; 9 ft. 3 in.

P itts b u r g h 3, St. L ouis I. 
P h ila d e lp h ia 5, New Y o rk 2. 
(O n ly gam e* sc hedu le d,)

AMERICAN L E A G U E

R e s u l t * Y e s t e r d a y

J u a n - 

B ro o k ly n 7, B o sto n 8 

( l l 

in­

L.
3
4
4
4
6
6
9
9

U
3
4
5
5
7
to
i
7
7

P c t
.750
.636
.636
.6 36
.500
.400
.250
.IOO

Pct.
.769
.600
.5 0 0
.500
.417
.417
.117
.364

Region V I I — R a ym ond Costello
Region V — E a r l S h e rm a n o f of Corpus Christi, h e ig h t: 9 f t. 

J 

o f heig h t: 12 f t. I 1-2 in. 

flings).

R o b e rt E. Lee, Goose C reek, t im e : 9 in.

Region I I — G eo rg e G ra h a m of 
S an A ngelo, h e i g h t: IO f t, 6 in.
Region I I I — J a c k Simpson, W oo­
drow VV dson o f Dallas, Bill Shad- 
rac k o f H ig h la n d P a r k , Dallas, 
a n d Dick C a rso n o f N o rth Dallas, 
h e ig h t: l l f t. 6 in.

Region I V — Bob B ass o f K il­

gore, h e i g h t; IO f t. 2 in.

Region V'— D onald R e ca n e o f 
J e f f e r s o n Davis, H ouston, Otis 
F is h e r o f P a s a d e n a , h e i g h t: l l ft. 
6 in.

Region V I — J a m e s S o u th w o rth
of B ra c k e n rid g e , S an A nto n io ,

C lu b—

w .
St. L o u i s _______ 10
6
N ew Y o rk
P h ilade lphia
5
W a sh in g to n ....
5
D e t r o i t ______ ____ 5
- 5
Cleveland
5
Boston 
Chicago
4

....-

. 

Region VTI— C harles H a r r i s of 

Ysleta, h e ig h t: IO f t. IO in.
High Jump
Region 

I — Bob Bagw ell 

Claude, h e i g h t: 5 ft. 6 in.

R egion I I — Bill W ells o f S an j 

Angelo, Lee C r a f t o f Melvin, 
h e ig h t: 5 f t . 9 in.

Region III 

Je s s T o tte n o f S her- j 

m an, h e ig h t: 5 ft. IO in.

5 f t. 9 1-2 in.
Region VI 

o f B r a c k e n r id g e , S an 
h e ig h t: 5 f t. 11 3-4 in.

Region V I I — J a m e s U n d e rw o o d 
o f C o rp u s C hristi, h e ig h t: n o t 
given.

R egion V I I ! — C h a rle s H a r r i s of 

Ysleta, h e i g h t: 5 ft. 9 in.
12-P oun d S h o t

Region I — Riley of W he eler, dis­

ta n c e ; 44 f t. 3 in.

I I 1 J
ti 
f t. l l 1-4 in.

Region I V — Bill A dam s o f S a ­
lem, T ro u p , d is ta n c e : 41 f t. 8 1-2
in.

Results Y esterday

W a s h in g to n 5, B osto n 2.
D e t r o i t 4, St. Louis 8.
N ew Y o rk 4, P h ilad e lp h ia I.
C h icago 3, C leveland 2 (IO in-

El P aso, d is ta n c e : 40 ft. 3 in.
Broad Jump

R egion I— Jo h n s o n o f W h e eler, 

d is t a n c e : 20 ft. 8 in.
l l — A d air, 

R egion 

o f 

B r e c k e n ­

ridge, d is t a n c e : 20 f t . 3 1-2 in.

R egion I I I — C h a rles T a t o m of 
W oodrow W ilson, D allas, d is ta n c e ; 
22 f t. 5 5-8 in.

R e g io n 

I V — J o e O w ens 

o f 
G la d e w a te r, d is t a n c e : 20 f t . 5 in.
R e gion V— Roswell K in g o f L a ­
m a r, H o u sto n , d is ta n c e : 21 f t. 1-2 
in.

R egion V I— Frank Means o f
B r a c k e n r id g e , San A n to n io , dis- 

P oth, d is t a n c e : 20 ft. 3 1-2 in.

Region V H I — J a c k S tee le o f 
A u s tin H igh, E l P aso, d is t a n c e : 
ID f t. 8 in.
Discus T h ro w

R egion I*—C la y o f T a m p a , dis­
t a n c e : 113 f t. 9 in.
Region I I — S ton e o f B r e c k e n ­

ridge, d is t a n c e : 117 ft.

lorn ( T r o u p ) , d is ta n c e : 124 f t 8 
in.

R egion V — G eo rg e K a d e ra o f 
R e ag a n H igh, H o u sto n , d is t a n c e : 
151 f t.

R egion V I — A lan S p a r k m a n o f 
T h o m a s J e f f e r s o n , S an A n to n io , 
d is t a n c e : 150 f t. l l 1-2 in.

R egion V I I — G ilberto F ig u e r o a 
o f B e n av id es, d is t a n c e : 132 ft. 9 
in.

Region V H I - P a u l B a r r y of

R egion I I — A lb e r t C ragw ell of 
S tephe nville , d is ta n c e : 43 f t. 6 in. 
Region I I I — K en n e th W. R a tli f f 
I of A d am son, Dallas, d is t a n c e : 45

Region 

I I I —H a r r y W e b e r o f 
H ighland P a r k , Dallas, d is t a n c e : 
123 f t. 9 in.

R e g io n I V — Bill A d am s o f R » - \ 

R egion i i — O dessa High, Odes 

Region IV — R o b e r t P ea c o c k of 
New L o n d o n , h e i g h t: 5 f t. l l in. 
Region V— C harles M a d ele y c f i
Region I I I — N o rth Dallas, D ab S tep h e n A u stin , H o u sto n , h e i g h t:

sa, tim e : 47.5.

las, t i m e : 45.5. 

R egion 

IV

H en d e rso n , 

tim e

J a m e s S o u th w o rth I la n c e : 20 ft. 7 in.

A ntonio,

R egion V I I — R ichard H avel o f 

At 5 o'clock the jottrnalunn f r a 
t a r e sto r y w r itin g c o n t e s t begin 
in A r c h ite c tu r e B u ild ing 105. De- Lubbock, tim e 
b a te se m i-finals o f girls a n d boys 
will be held 
in W a g g o n e r Hall 
101 
a t 7:30 o ’clock T h u rs d a y 
n ight.

Region 

F r id a y m o r n in g a t 7 :30 o’clock 

Region IV'— P o n d e r Sessum s of 

tlie s ta te d elegate* will m eet at O v e rto n , 
th e Driskill H o te l's p r iv a te din­
ing room, A t 8 o’clock th e j o u r ­
nalism e d ito rial w r i tin g contest 
will be held in A r c h ite c tu r e B uild­
ing 105 a n d th e o r e - a c t play c o n ­
te s t will begin in H o g g M em orial 
A u d ito riu m . G ir ls ’ singles a n d d o u ­
bles se m i-fin al te n n is m a tch e s will 
be held at 9 o ’clock on P en ie k 
C ourts.

f e r s o n Davie H igh, H o u sto n , tim e : 
51.1.

R egion V I— D esm o n d K idd o f 

A u stin , t im e : 51.

R e gion V I I — A r t h u r L ab u s o f 

K a r n e s City, ti m e : 53.7,

Region V H I Dick P a n g b u r n o f 

A u stin High, El Paso, tim e : 56. 
200-Yard Low Hurdles

of

of

Region 

Region 

Region 

N o r t h Dallas, 

I — G en e R obbins 

P am pa, ti m e : 24.2.

Odessa, tim e : 25,3,

II — Bill A n d erso n 

G la d e w a te r, t im e : 24.7. 

R e g io n I I I — H a r ry Kid well of 

tim e : 24.3.
IV’— Jo e O w en s 

T h e la s t session o f th e j o u r n a l ­
ism c o n f e r e n c e will be held 
in 
th e T ex a s U n io n a t 9:30 o ’clock 
P F r id a y m o rn in g . A t IO o ’clock th e
ty p e w r i t i n g c o n t e s t will begin in 
W a g g e n e r H all 217. th e final g irls’ 
d e b a te will be held in th e T e x a s 
Uniot> J u n i o r B allroom , th e s h o r t ­
h a n d c o n t e s t will begin in W a g - ; 
g e n e r H all 201, a n d boy s’ singles 
a n d doubles te n n is se m i-fin als will
be held. T he b o y s’ f in a l d e b a te ] R egion VI - T o m W a t t of Brack- 
I exas Union e n rid g e High, San A nton io, tim e : 
wili begin 
J u n i o r B allroom a t 11 o’clock Fri- 22.7.
d a y m o rn in g , a n d a t 1 :30 o ’clock 
F r id a y a f t e r n o o n th e o n e - a c t play K enedy, tim e : 23.4. 
c o n te s ts will c o n tin u e 
in H o g g 
A u d ito r iu m , w hile th e slide r u le 
c o n te st, w h ich is b eing held a t th e 
s t a t e m e e t f o r th e f i r s t tim e, will 
begin 
in A r c h ite c tu r e B uilding 
105.

ta, tim e : 25.2.
4 4 0- Y a r d Re l a y

Region V H I — G ene Hill of Ysle- 

R egion V II - B o b b y C o f f o f 

Region I — Am arillo High, A m a ­

rillo, t im e : 4 7,4.

th e 

in 

T ra c k a n d field f in a ls will be 
held a t 2:15 o ’clock F r i d a y a f t e r ­
noon in T e x a s M em o rial S ta d iu m , 
a n d at 2 :3 0 the b oys’ a n d g ir ls ’ 4^ 
d oub les f in a l te n n is m a tc h e s will 1 
begin. 

Region V - L a m a r ,

H o u sto n ,

tim e : 44.3,

T he high school number sense 

R egion V I— Thomas Jefferson, 

the 

for 

first g ari A ntonio, ti m e : 44.2, 

contest, also held 
tim e a t a s t a t e m eet, will be held 
in A rchitecture Building 105 at C o rp u s C hristi, tim e ; 45.8.
3 o ’clock, a n d a t 4 o ’clock 
th e 
boys’ an d girls* singles te n n is f i ­
nals on P en ic k C o u r ts will c o n ­
clu de th e tw o -d a y s ta te m eet.

P aso, t im e : 45,4.
8 8 0 -Yard Dash

R e g io n Y U — C orpu s C hristi,

R e g io n V H I — A u stin H igh, El 

Region I— Jim Lowkey o f L u b ­

bock, tim e : 2:19.5.

Postal Receipts $2 Million

Region I I — E. Sessions o f B r a - 

T h e new 

in postage 
in c re a se 
r a t e s boosted postal 
in
r e c e ip ts 
f o r ty - th r e e m a j o r T e x a s cities d u r - , W o rth T ec hnica l, t im e : 2:04.9.
ing M arch t o $ 2 ,232 ,99 2, th e Un! 
v e rsify B u r e a u o f B usin ess R e ­
se arch re p o rts.

o f T e x a r k a n a , ti m e : n o t given.

day, ti m e : 2 :12,9.

Region I I I — Don S p ark s o f F o r t 

Region IV — T o m m y B u f f in g to n 

T his to ta l wa? well above th e 
in F e b r u a r y 
in M a rc h a 

re c e ip ts 
th e $2,1 00,3 70 

$2,086,532 
a n d 
y e a r ago.

F o r th e f i r s t q u a r t e r o f 1944, 
postal re c e ip ts a g g r e g a te d $ 8 ,102,- 
in 
581, c o m p a r e d 

to $5,818,985 

, 1 9 4 3 .

Laredo
2:08 .7.

Region V — H o w a rd W a rw ick of 
t im e : 

J e f f e r s o n Davis, H o u sto n , 
2:06 .

Region V — G eorge K a d e r a o f 
J o h n R e a g a n , H o u sto n , d is t a n c e : 
48 f t . 6 in.

R egion V I — F r e d B a x te r o f E d i­
t im e : 

son High, S a n A nton io, 
2:06.4.

Region V I — F r a n k lin Y o u n g of 
B r a c k e n r id g e , S an A n to n io , dis­
t a n c e : 45 f t . 9 3-4 in.

Region V I I — H e c to r R ocha of
( M a r tin H ig h ) , 

Region V I I —Bobby C o f f of

tim e : j K en edy, d is t a n c e : 51 ft. 2 in.

Region VHI-—Ernest Kelly cut Valet*, distance: 134 f t 4 in.

 Phone 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Phone 2-2473

PASE THREE

W EDN ESD AY, R X Y J, 1944

For lon gh orn Room

Sweetheart to Emcee/ 
'Voices'to Warble

Mortar Board 

Alums to Honor 

Smart C o -E d s

C x .lu J u .iia * iA . a n d

Following a tra dition in keeping 
with a M ortar Board purpose of 
the 
Room may be made by calling j promoting good scholarship, 
the Texas M ortar Board Alumnae of Austin
the main office of 
noon. 
before 
Union 
will give a spring tea Friday a f t ­
Union fee cards will be in order;
ernoon from 4 to 5:30 o'clock a t
50 cents 
the Zeta Tau Alpha house, 2711 
fo r all other couples, 
Doors will open a t 9 ©clock sharp. Nueces, for U niversity women who
made the honor roll last semester. 
invitations
to co-ed. 11 

‘With This R in g - -

S a tu rd a y 

P

a

i n

t

 a n d P e a t i l e

By FRANK M O R R O W

H urry, hurry, hu rry! Well, heck, 
don’t h urry , then. The show will 
be until May 3. The point I am 
laboriously whacking ou t is that
the morale-embossed masonry of

B ertha
tra y s

Landers of Dallas por- 
an assortm ent o f factory

'Tonight ai 8:30’ 
Sfafl Chosen

M a rth a M o r g a n 
Production Chief

T urning from Russia's classic 
Chekhov to E ngland’s sophistical- 
ed Coward, Lawrence C arta, as- 

Boguslawski Fair; 
Slowness Is Trouble

An unimaginative pianist, Moi*-, The Boguslawski home In Chi- 
say# Boguslawski, brought little cago was a meeting place for ma* 
besides a sweet touch to his con- I sieiant* from all over th e world,
I cert last night In the University especially emigres from Poland,
,Iunior Hlgh School Auditorium, j Rumania, Russia and Italy.
I 

8t? * 8 m? n* f ement ! Among musicians who encour-
P°or acoustics Probably c o n - | aged him were Busoni, Gorfowsky,

M iss King Weds 
In Maryland

M its Miriam King, B.A. '43 with 
honors, was m arried 
to Ensign 
Francis Charles Tormollan J r . of 
Baltimore, Md., Sunday, April 16, 
a t 
the Christ English L utheran 
Church a t Baltimore.

Mrs. Tormollan is re tu r n in g to 
Baltimore to join her husband. She 
was a B luebonnet Belle nominee, 
a m em ber of the Curtain Club, 
Bluestockings, and Phi Beta Rap-

Ensign Tormollan 

is a g ra d u ­
ate of City College in Baltimore 
and the Severn P re p a ra to ry School 
a t Severn, Md., and a tte n d e d the 
Naval Academy a t Annapolis, Md. 
j j e received his commission from 
the University in the first gradu- 
clasg of the Naval r .q .T.C.

from 

Bella Moore was recently m ar­
ried to Ja m e s Lee W ilson in Glas­
gow, Mont., home of 
the bride. 
Wilson received his m aster's de­
gree 
last 
.March and lias been employed by 
the C arter Oil Company. Follow­
trip to B an ff, Al­
ing a wedding 
they will be at 
berta, Canada, 
home in Billings, Mont.

the University 

*

Crawford-Sadier

* 

i -Hung 

Over five hu ndred 
were mailed Tueadev 
who are hehsine to kbsn th e ‘‘torch 
, 
I 
knowledge* b u r i n , on 
the 
of knowledge” bu rnipg on 
home front. The te a will not be 
ju s t a “ come-and-go” affair, but
g u e st« may exchange “ trade se­
c rets” on ju s t how1 
it’s done in 
regard to all those “ A 's," Ellen 
Gibson, M ortar Board president, 
.■"aid.

B° T “ " " w ' V 

® • *»l«» c o u n te r of litho- ever, 

*»Play of physiognomy I,, h o w - ; night e t 8:3<V> a e le c tio n of three
|i,fUjr one-eet play . from Noel Coward’, 

fanciful a , 

the 

.. 

indiscriminate interpretations. 

I pupil, which 

accounts 

fo r his

An exception m ust be noted to | umque ( hopin interpretations 

slp."cl!’ ’ 

"’T 1'1” - 
a n '1 
prints at prices ra nging 
to $10. F o r you who have read 
“ Divided We S ta n d ’* there is the 
added inducement in the fact that grotesque 
ail such articles were 
in Texas by Texas 
labor. The 
Printm akers Guild, an organiza­
tion r f Texas women, is exhibiting
contributions of fourteen women,
including the work of University screen “ Canned Geraniums” 

produced imagination an d 

Veronica Helfensteller 

★

linoleum P o l l e d use o f the lithographic j most 
from $5 medium.

recent work.

“ Blithe Spirit,” Coward's cpm- [ lawski executed a 

long Chopin L i 
; edy now run ning in New York, 'g r o u p with considerable n i c e t y . ) ^ 

t he

above censure— th a t Bogus-

treats

subject m atter with last C u r t a i n ’< ’u h 'm a jo r r n ., b v 
tion. 

expert handling 

was originally scheduled as 

the I Ho also glittered, if fitfully, in th e 
Presto
of
It was not released, how- Beethoven’s “ Moonlight S o n a ta ;”
this was a welcome relief a f t e r a
rendition of

Agitato movement 

iculariy sleepy 

° L thtL medium ® 
“ The Edible A rbo r” and
select an other play. For a while,! 
Guardians, Lucile Land Lacy of Pirandello’s “ Right You Are* was j
Belton contributed whimsical silk announced as 

lithography in ever, and it became necessary to 

• *t;ree 

t h . fam ous Adagio movement 
the Sonata 

I 

0

. 
on 
, e lS 

i t 
J 
n° c

career as a
a c mposer of
He has contributed 
a U rgf num ber of piano pieces to 
teaching 
r e ­
viling many of the dassies.

literature, besides 

One upique feature of Bogus-
is
P*tronship o f tho theory chat

» teacher o f music 

each active. Mor- j Ceroon Mary Spellman, art in- 

As p a rt of the chapter program 

improve faculty -stu dent 

to 
tions and stimulate friendship be- , Forsyth. 
tw een 
I acuity and students on , 
a social plane, 
ta r Board member will 
faculty guests 
in 
the Friday a ftern oon “chat ses­
sion.”

to participate 

invite 

rela- graphic a rts instructor 

Constance ; “ Back Fence Horizons.” 

★ 

, ed with an exciting 
“Devil 

Constance Forsyth is represent- 
lithograph,
Incidentally,
two structor ai T.P.C.W., employs bu- Miss For.-: in is currently parti.-1-
the Sixteenth Annual
the Northwest
of 
Printm akers at 
the Seattle Art 
Museum. H er lithograph “ Valley 
T ow n” is on display along with 
works of several of 
the United 
S ta te s’ foremost, printmakers.

mor, insight, and skilled workman- gating 
ship in her aquatint “ Exhibition j Exhibition 
Fatig ue.” “ Model Resting” and 
“ Sharecroppers House” also exhib­
it understanding of the p articu­
lar medium 

(etching),
“ Soldiers Without U niform ” by

Blossom.” 

in 

Trotti, Terry Jitterbug; Hull 
Trotti, Jerry Jitterbug; Hull

interest 

Promotion of an 

in
scholastic achievement is one of 
the national aims of the seventy- 
two chapters of M ortar Board in 
colleges throu gh ou t the country. 
Guests will register in the black 
and gold chapter book Friday a f t ­
ernoon as a p e rm a n e n t record of 
their good scholarship.

Besides recognizing honor roll 
co-eds with a fall te a given by 
active chapter members and a ' 
spring tea traditionally sponsored 
by Austin alumnae, M ortar Board 
presents a gold cup at the annual . 
Swing-Out ceremony for the high­
est grade average made by a soph- • 
cm ore girl.

and show' b ut upon consideration 

the fourth major
it
wa, decided that a \ W l r „ a „ ]
.how should be done.

Miss Dorothy 

ll. 

MrT nntrbIin ! ul.. „ > , 

E. P a rk e r Dupler, designer for audience liked it. 

 

' H i, presentation o f t h . S c . r l . t - “ T L ! L “
ti “ P astorale’
* 
, __ 
good, neither more or less. 

a aw i 
The
I 

w a. consistently ‘ L . . ? h “ k c I f “c s ,or'
I minds, and if beneficial in psych**
 
. . 
, 
^.a * w n t ^ n many
P u p ations
*h a ' k ' nt v- • ”* he * ^ s *r M 
 f
t U CZ Z Z 'sounded I
I
been Quoted by such psychol-
lajrthm band than a piano ; 0gsst* as W alter Pitkin and Dr,

T h , OhSSta 

 — 

J ° T 

Two numbers s t u n n e d Bosru- j ! ♦ 

law U c o m p t " Iv 

' T 

- , 

- -

,, 

ss. 

J 

 

j - A 

under his small power, and the j Kimball Young.— IL W. I .
Brahms “ Variations on a Theme 
by Paganini” was ju s t too slow 
in 
tone
quality.

tempo and 

re g u la r 

in 

The numbers he saved for last, 
Aiken’s “ The Wind,” Lecuona* 
“ Maleguena.” and Liszt's “ Ra- 
in
koczy March,” raised morale 
, 
In 
, 
i tne-e Pieces Bogulawski was pleas- 
MHS'y eelf-assertive and competent. Radio House chorus 
J Boguslawski has 

ju s t completed and

. 

Becky general among the audience.

Radio House Skit 
;;0verW0AI Tonight

the last th ree C u rtain Chib shows, 
will also design the s e t, for -To- 
niyht a t 8 

U',~" . 

director of “ The Damask Cheek”
and acting teach fo r “ The Cherry 
O rchard,” will serve again as a c t­
ing coach.

The production sta ff to assist 

Mr. C a n a is as follows:
Production m anag er - - ___

—. -............ - Martha J. M organ:
Assistant director and stage man-

ager, “ Red Peppers”
Hargi

Assistant dire* tor and stage Ina
. 
a*er, Hands Across the Sea 
~ - .......... ;— .....Eleanor Lam b; j 

. Q 

, 

By PAT FOWLER 

Fou r flights up the narrow stairs 

? 

“ Honey, 

the way you
like 
look right now,” croons Stud Boy- 

I 

lo the top floor of old B Hall, mid cr Owens.
folding chairs, an old piano with 
“ University Light Opera Com- becomingly, 
puny” painted across the hack, a 
discarded desk, and a floor cover- 
startled 
0(1 wilh dust. matches and what- Trotti, Owens explains, “ I mean Assistant building and stage crew 

j “ N o!” shouts Owens.
A fter 

nearly a week irs Austin judging
Assistant director and stage m a n -j high, school grade piano students, 
Behind him lie many years of ex-
• Myrlee V\ right;! pet ie.-ice leading toward this work.
Ho was born in Russia, th e son of

I “ Do you really ?” Trotti blushes

ager, “ Ways arni Means”. ...

Building and stage crew head 

___ ___________

from 

look 

a 

 

 

the 

. 

right 

Cecile B urg; a H airnet player in the army of 
I stage crew ; the czar. His paren ts brought
infancy and
to America 
j Pro p e rty head .. Martha \ aughan; I established his American citizen-

the
Blanca Blasquez; j him 

head ...... 

in 

‘No, you d idn’t say 
lines,’ ”

to date, 

its next to 

Concluding its most successful 
th e Longhorn 
season 
last
Room will hold 
perform ance this S a tu rd a y night 
from 9 to 12 o ’clock in the Main 
Lounge of the Texas Union. The 
All-University 
committee 
has announced the closing of the 
L onghorn Room fo r May and the 
te n ta tiv e re-opening of the S um ­
m er Corral in early July.

dance 

Climaxing a colorful year of 
gala floorshow*, the favorite a r t ­
ists as selected by applause will 
hold forth in these last two shows. 
Many faces th a t have gained cam­
pus fam e since 
their debuts on 
the I^onghorn Room will again step 
before the mike to reproduce those 
acts 
they are best 
known.

fo r which 

ie

Stepping into the coveted role 
/ o f feminine emcee will he S w eet­
h e a r t Anne B urkhart, Anne, r e ­
cent claim ant to state wide recog­
nition, promises to hold down her 
assignm ent with all the grace and 
finesse established by a similar 
Longhorn d e b u t of Jackie McKay 
a t the opening of the Room last 
fall.

I pa.

Fresh from her tantalizing sue- 
cesses at Army camps th ro u g h o u t 
Texas, 
tnreh-w arbler Billie 
T ro tti will in a ug ura te 
n in g ’a floor show with her in im it- ! 
able renditions of “ Poor Lii‘* and W n S O n - M o O f ©
Georgia's glorified Jezebel, 
H e a rte d H ann ah.”

B ert ation 

the eve 

'H ard

*

 ” ‘ n • “ ° ,0r,ty ,n ,h “ * * * • W

The fourth of the “ Music in the
; Night” series of programs by the
and orchestra

Bergstrom Field musicians 
will be heard Wednesday night a t 
11:15 o’clock over station WO Al, 
San Antonio, A transcription o f 
the show was made several weeks 
ago and sent to WOAI and several 
Army Air Force stations tor re ­
broadcasting.

Members of the Radio House 
Workshop will dramatize the ex­
ploits of Lieuten ant Harold W alk­
er, a Troop C arrier pilot who was 
awarded the Distinguished Flying 
Cross fo r his work 
the A ir 
Forces. Graydon Ausmus is cast as 
Walker, with G arter Lester, Rob­
ert Johnson, Bill Reynolds, Cae­
sar de la Garza, and Jo h n N a f f 
augmenting,

in 

Best Texas Artists 
lo Gel War Bonds

As Hull

Younghlood climbed , Assistant property head .... Helen I ship.

one a f te r a n o th e r of tho four posts I Cunningham; 
down the center of each side of J Paint crew head _ Iris Futoransky 
the room, 
down to quiet again, and tho love­
making was sta rte d all over,

finally settled J Assistant paint h e a d 

............. ............... Pat McClarney;

Costume crew head ............... ....

things 

___

- 

 — 

—-................... 

A ssistant costume head _____ 

 -............................ Erin Ka me io n ;

House and publicity head . 
- 

.
............ Hallie De W itt;
Light crew head . Marjorie Marek;
Make-up head __ Sybil Banister
Sound and music crew h e a d __

J e r r y takes T rotti in his arms 
laughing. 
and— a n d — and — sta rts 
Then Trotti catches the giggle bug 
and they jitte r b u g off the stage.
A fter a silent w ar fought be­
tween Hull and J e r r y , a n o th e r 
scene was begun. This time Hull 
and T rotti are u nd er the umbrella 
making 
love when Douglas Mo­
d i s h , playing the part of T ruant 
 ____________ „ ............. 
O fficer or some such, comes 
to
break it. up by touching Hull light- W a r R e l i e f P i a n i s t 
kA 
Iv on 
shouting madly to Director L a w - 1 , v V , ¥ B v v n v w 1 m u f 1 w 
... | 
son, “Jean, h e ’s g otta stop— t h a t ’s 
ju s t gotta go. 
I simply cannot
stand to he punched in the ribs!” 
o f 
constant 
“ Clinch! Clinch!” Owen* managed 
to say Youngblood’s 
two
, 
t 
t 
minutes before him, o f course f o r - I . 
geetting his own when the time
came.

i Mr. Baldwin, who a t one time 
- 
r , 

T 
Joseph Baldwin, pianist, will bond 
give a concert Wednesday night, I print.
May IO, a t 8:15 o’clock in the Re- I 
cital Hall o f the Music Building, meetings 
Admission will be free. 

t 
T o G i v e Concert M a y I O he 

the side. Hull 

I 5 and 6.

Between 

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jum ps

lines 

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jibs 

/** 

up 

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Alist# of the Texas Fine Arts
Association will exhibit pictures 
at the Ney Museum during their Jerry W righ t A pp oin ted

~ Jo Alesandro; j annual meeting 

in Austin May

To Revision Committee

B“tonne Davis. W a r bonds will be aw .rtlad a , I 

ap pointm ent 

in any medium

i i? 1” !!, 
For the picture 
. " o ' l i t A T - T J ? “ " y 

J e r r y
Thc 
• ? p,ctu r e ’ “ * » 1 W W right to fill the vacancy on th e
Constitution Revision C o m m u te !
i a f p e h W? r -!>ond’ 5 50 v' a r k ° nd J or was announced Tuesday night bv
p u n tin g , M o bund fo r Chairman Btu Ha,ie:: a , annro,
i L S l Z Z Z I Chairman Ben Baden as sn pro veil
W* !L co.!or “ r ,l, *8« |, »2 t by S tudent President Mac Wal-
lace. Wright, engineering assem­
blyman, succeed# Harold Pressley 
as a member-at-large.

the best drawing or

^ w . K .

The 

fo r 

of 

planned 

association 
th a t 

Its
eut-of-towm
j members can be in Austin a t the
time of the Interscholastic League
,v , 

so 

O ther members of the commit­
tee 
include Virginia Stapleton* 
Bob Murphey, Sunny Harris, R uth 
Schu.mm, Mary G e re C atlett, 
Mac Wallace and May tee Robin­
son.

, 

, 

,, 

,
accompanied John Brownlee of meet.
the Metropolitan Opera and who 
has also accompanied shows for j night, May 5, with an 
numerous war relief agencies, a t - i dinner and board meeting a t 7;30i — 
tended the Eastman School of Mu- «•’( lock. On Saturd ay m o r n in g ! 
sic in Rochester, N. Y. He has also May 6, a business session will be 
Isabelle j held a t 10 .30 o'clock in the Ney 
.studied with Madame 
Vengerova of the Curtis Institute Museum a f t e r which there will be 
the afternoon, >
. a 
during tho last two years, 
He will play selections by Bach, I a f te r a board meeting, the p a r - 1

The meet will begin Friday 
informal 

luncheon. 

In 

r

Brahms,
Liszt.

Chopin, Debussy, and

t lei p.ii: is will be driven to Laguna
Gloria.

PSW

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P
N O W SH O W IN G !

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The th re e starlets, Beth B utte, 
Clee Cheshire, and Dottle Spark*, 
entertain ed 
themselves when on 
rite stage by weird little dances all 
their own, and by skillfully j u g ­
gling 
invisible balls. While Mo­
d i s h kept busy by dancing around 
tile room screaming, “ Toushay!”
t h i n g s r e a l l y g o t 

t i c s Carolean* 
Nell K u h P or te r 
J oar chi ae Rals ton
Kathryn A. Jackson { 
s t a r t e d 
wnnsm^tv Holder when T rotti said, “ A dark Marine
Gerald Ow*
with a red cap carried my hags 
Sarah W c F lh s n n o n 
I.ucilUr Word 
a t the station today she says as she 
Betty J a n e More­
dodges Southwestern 

tom atoes.”

B u t 

land

N O W !

HGWflNGWOMW

* - * esc “7faiz O ut*/

ST A R T S
TODAY

U H R 5 IT S D 3

m > a .

T o g e t h e r A g a i n 

T h e y ' r * D y n a m i t e !

CLARK
G A B L E

L A N A
T U R N E R

in

'Somewhere 
I'll Find You'

I m

STARTS TODAY 
M icheal O ’Shea

"JACK
LO N DO N "

W i t h 
Susan H ayw ard
A l t o
March of Time

casual, 

clapstick 

The novel team of red-thatched
Jo hn M cM illan and Jerry “ S tu d ” 
Owens will again cavort about in 
their 
comedy. 
Jo h n n y vows to play his m edley of 
popular ditties, while “ S tu d ” prom­
ises to continue the SlNATRAliza- 
tion of Louis Jord on 's “ Ration 
Blues” and 
the ever-in-demand 
“ PoodlrDog,”

^ Making his first appearance on 
the Longhorn ropier, Paul Wilkin­
son 
is slated to sing sweet and 
lovely— such as “ Long Ago” and 
“ T Love You.” Wilkinson is an ex- 
serviceman who has just returned 
to the F o rty Acres.

Alumnae committees in charge have-you, Billie B ert T ro tti and 
of arrang em en ts fo r the tea are J e r r y Owens were going through
what is probably one of the most 
romantic scenes of Time Staggers
O n i

; Mrs, J, M. Frazier, general chair 
I m an; Mrs. Fred Nagle Jr., flow

Joyce C ranford, student in 1940- 
42, were m arried on April 26 a t 
Galena Park.

Miss M aria Sadler and Corporal J era and table decoration.*; and Mrs. 
IL T. Manuel, refreshm ents. Mrs.
Louise Armstrong and Mis# Thel­
ma Lockwood will prefide a t the 
tea 
table, Alms M a rg a re t Peck, 
Mrs. Armstrong, and Miss Lock­
wood are sponsors and advisers of 
the active chapter.

Corporal Cranford, who was a 
member of Alpha Phi Omega while 
at tho University, is now stationed

Adding

Latin-Amerioan t e m - 1 a t Carr*P Reynold*, Pa.

w

po to the hour of entertainm ent, J 
Richard Torres and N ora Ramirez! H a r d v - P o U t l d s
will be presented in an intricate 
, Mis* J °TCC Pounds will become 
routine o f 
the Spanish Tango. j 
Senor T orres and Senorita Ram- *be bride of 
( hallo, 
irez were recen tly spotlighted on j Hardy, U.S.V R . , at 8 o clock on 
the all-La tin American show' th a t , dun.f d ^ liouston. 
perform ed for tho boys a t MeCios- 
kev Hospital in Temple. 

b jid e groom-elect, who at- 
te n d «d tnp L m v ersity in the sum-

Ihoma# 

, 

'

A liet Mungm will complete the ™*r eof, 4,2’ » " n T stationed 

C lub Notes

Margaret Pope 
s N e w Prexy

D 
[ J , D . 

D 

A
/ \»

Said T rotti looking at a glamour 
like 

girl, “ Think FII ever look 
that?

Fine Arts Film Series 
Sh ow s Slapstick M a y 4

screwball 

The good obi days of slapstick 
comedy which 
and 
reached their height in the early 
1920’s will reign again Thursday, 
May 4, when the College of Fine 
Arts Film Series pro-cuts “ Grand­
.lr.” 
ma's Boy” and “ Sherlock 
The films will be shown 
in Ge­
ology Building 14 rn 4 o’clock. 
Admission is free.

“ G randm a's Bqy” was produced 
in 1922 aud stars Harold Lloyd. 
“Sherlock J r .. ” produced in 1924.

s chool of Medicine 

t h a t have won ve!?ton. 

show with a medley o f those t o - 1 
prano ronditions 
fo r her the fo rem ost vocal r a n k ­
ing on the campus. Alice has p e r­
f o r m ^ on more Longhorn Room j $ C Qr b rOUC fh ~M ll lQ r 
program s than an y o th e r campus 
Mrs. H. S. Bl iller of Kenedy has 
e n te rta in e r and has gained high announced the engagem ent of her 
competitions daughter, Joyce Elaine, to William 
honors 
in 
New officers include M argaret
T, Scarborough Jr., Kenedy. Miss
throu gho ut the state. 
When the lights dim and d a n e - ! Miller is a sophomore stu d e n t in Jo Pope, president; Peggy J a n e

Beta Beta Alpha will meet 
! W ednesday aftern oo n a t 5 o’clock
in W aggoner Hall 210 to install 
the newly elected of fie era and 
make plans for the School of Busi- 
ness A dm inistration banquet..

in Gal- , 
I

voice 

resumed, Anne Burkhart . the College of A rts and Sciences, 

sky, 

the caravan of Mr. Scarborough is in the M e r - , Gleason, 

firs t vice-president; Meg 
vice-preside n t ;

second 

is 

I r e 
will have joined 
Longhorn celebrities and the last chant Marine, 
ihnw of the season will be at hand. 
R eservation, f o r t h . Longhorn 

*

Ktnda

Betty Ja n e Upchurch. s e c r e t a r y ; : *Tiatt 
Lydia Taylor, 
Reeves, historian;
Anthony, reporter.

tre a s u r e r ; Gladys M 
and Rebecca

SICK L IS T 
St. D avid * H o s p ita l

rhyl! . T’hilh!.» 
t r a n c e * A n i s 
M. 
S. A na ii Melton 
H a r r > Mill* 

rowers

guy M 
R o s e m a r y T o m
Norton Rudely
(». n W e s t

W att T h o m a s 

I-red A i st i r s

S e t o n H o s p it a l 

N o rm an

Brackenridge Hospital 

M a r g a r e t O w e n s 
i3nmirs 
l»o**ne Thou , ■ at

B e t t y 

I b o m m o n
*eoii

III at Horn*

W a l k e r 

Ex Grimes 
Is Steward 
In Spars

F a t e Branson of Austin an d! Members who have joined Beta 
L ieutenant (j.g.) Clarence Ever-1 Beta Alpha this sem ester will be 
ett Kendall Jr . of Pittsburgh, Pa , I initiated at a picnic the first p a rt 
were married on March 29 in San of June.
Francisco. 

*

Frances Grimes, bachelor o f 

The bride was graduated from 

c, E. Christie Jr., of H o u s t o r . 
Stevens College. She is now at- was e l a ted president of the Al-
tending the I Diversity and 

i<*hn»o»
'37, member of Pl Beta Phi. Lie Ute n- day a fte moon wdien the pledges Anne Trimble

is a p ha Phi Omega pledge class S u n - 1 jerry 

science In home economics, 
has j u s t received her assignment a n t Kendall received his bachelor were initiated in the Union. Jim-
as a commissary stew ard in the ° f business administration degree mv Day, of Dallas, wras elected
Spars. 

| from the University of Missouri vice-president and H u n te r Pickens, I

‘ 

He le n Ki»rr 
T rd Trim bl*
J avn#* Lester

Miss Grimes enlisted 

in 

Spars March 29 and en tered the J He »# bow on a ir c r a f t c arrie r duty 
April class a t 
the Coast Guard i somewhere in the South Pacific.
T raining Station at the Biltmore 
Hotel, Palm Beach, Fla. Because
of her training and high scores, 
she was considered fo r three bil-
'34,
l e u in the S p ars: secretary, yeo- of Houston, was m arried to Ser-
man, chaplain’s assistant, and com­
missary steward.

R o m i c k - B u h m a n

Irene Louise Buhman, B A.

following 

pledges 
Fred Adams, Frank

the and is a m em ber of Sigma ( Iii. also of Dallas, secretary-lreasu rer. Ruth campbell
were I A‘ w H*rri* 
The 
' v t l c * Do rothy R u s h in g
«'I*Uo Craddock
initiated: 
Kath erin* H u n t e r
M. Bland, Irwin Blume, H e rb e rt! 
Mu rf ha J o Todd
Jack Gorman, C. E. 
Brewer, 
Christie 
Jr., Crawford Daniel, I 
Jim m y Day, Mickey Elliott, Al j 
Fried land, LeRoy Gloria, Leo S. I
geant Oliver I,vail Hornick, Modi- • Goodman. Robert H. Hayes, Allan 
•■a1 Corps, A .U.S., of Topeka, Jacoby. Robert Kauf, J e f f Kemp, 
Kans., April 26 a t 
the Second Max Killian.
Presbyterian Church in Houston. | Also Jam es V. Leahy. Wesley
Mrs. Hornick is a m em ber of IT. Nelson, Hoyle Osborne, F red 
Alpha Delta Pi sorority. She stu d - 1 Qrenland. H u n te r Pickens, T<»m I 
technology a t The Pollard, John K. Ponischil, Ray- 
ied medical 
University of Texas School 
° L ,Mon(i Renner, F ra n d Sherwood, 
Medicine at Galveston and for the Gerald L. Swezea, Pat Taylor, 
past two years has been on the Clifford E. Troutz, Raymond F. ; 
s t a f f of I Weis. Bill Wilson, and M a n u e l!
medical 
Brooke G eneral Hospital, F o rt VVong-Valle.
Sam Houston, Texas. 

labo rato ry 

k y v 

cis.

*

ing include a knowledge of sh ort­
ty ping; for chaplain’s 
hand and 
assistant, ability to perform the 
duties of secretary, receptionist, 
librarian, musician, and personnel 
and 
fo r 
commissary stew ard, home eco­
nomics training and administrative 
ability.

recreational 

director; 

o , 

!! 

QUEEN
i i FRISCO KID u

a

LAST
D A Y

W i t h

J A M E S C A R E Y a n d 
M A R G A R E T L I N D S A Y

S T A R T S T H U R S D A Y

IHliinyham 

F Sore ne Stan*rll 
•Tewn O 'B rien 
Thelnia 
Jo h n n ie EIB*
Marcia H e n le y 
H a r r y Kduard 
Stein ca m p 

t a m m i e M e rritt 
lie»sip Ta*- 
ChriOtel R e h fe ld t 
Edw in U eherr na n 
R osa lia d Gran vili* 
Max ine Devi* 
M argar e t Fasirnan 
Jo s ep h in e Hail 
H a r ry Mills 
R o y M. Po w ers

Mildred M
P a tricia 
i',t 
H a n n a h Faya 
B e r k o w i t z 
Ve rn ell S c h ii h s b 
K at h ry n W .
Presa!*?
B e t t y N e d 
I.cor--« Barr.#* 
J a n e D a r i*
I. ;i ci ic 
Btena J e a n 
Caldwell 
U.,0prt W < 

t a m e s

pr

Courses Miss Grimes w ill take j 
on completing her baric training 
are an eight weeks’ course in meal J 
planning and food preparation, n u ­
trition, and qu a ntity purchasing. 
She will also receive institutional 
management experience in the of
ricers’ mess and an a dditional;
four w e e k s o f advanced t r a i n i n g u a n n a L M o n s o n 
ti personnel m anag em en t and c o m - ' n a n n a n M o n s o n
nissary accounting and bookkeep- 
ng as a commissary steward.

S e r v a n t K o m i c k a tte n d e d : A„ 
a t Topeka, yersj 

W ashburn Col’.oue 
k a n , „ and Em poria Teachers Col- i> ftc r n 0 „ n 
lege a t Em poria, Kans. He is now 
stationed a t Brooke General H os­
pital.

w0„ en a t 

r „j.
„.m be honored WednMdmy
6 0.d o c k with

, 

a te a given annually by th e Uni­
versity Ladle*’ Club at the Uni­
versity Club, 2304 San Antonio. I 
The executive council making 
the arra ng e m ents are Mesdames I 
Morgan Callaway. C* E. Rowe, J. 
W. Ramsay, H, S. Lochte, D. M. 
McKeithan, A. P. Winston, V. T. 
Sehuhardt, and L. G. W o r th in g -; 
ton.

en gineering 

L ie uten a nt Manton H a n n a h of 
Waco, 
in 
1934-37, and Miss Josephine M o n ­
son of Sterling, Colo., were mar­
ried on April 9 a t Trinity P resby ­
terian Church in Tucson, Ariz.

stu d e n t 

Miss Grimes will be grad uated 
is a non-commissioned officer 
ipori completing this training, and 
;he will be eligible to apply for 
»fficcr 
the United 
states Coast Guard Academy in 
s’ew London, Conn.

tra in in g a t 

Form ing the receiving line with 
members of the executive council 
L ieutenant H annah is a member 
will be Mrs. Homer P. Rainey, Mrs. 
of Kappa Sigma. He received his
Alton Burdine, Miss Dorothy Cie
degree 
^ | rs> Kathleeen Bland, Mit«s
from Baylor University, 
A# a pilot in the Air Corps, he re- Hcl(,n Swanson, and Miss A nnette 
ceived his commission a t Lubbock Greenfield
A rmy Air Field. He is now s ta ­
tioned a t Davis-Monthan Field, 
Tucson.

Mrs. H annah was grad uated 
from N orthw estern University and 
received her m a ste r of a rts degree 
fro m B aylor University. She is a 
m em ber of K appa Kappa Gamma 
and was selected to Zeta Phi Eta. 
She has been teaching in the New 
I T rier High School of Winnetka,
I iii., f o r th# last year.

Theta Sigma Phi will meet 
Wednesday night a t 7 o ’clocx in 
Journalism Building IOO.

*
The A O Pi Mother* have re- I
cently organized an Alpha Omi- j 
cron Pi Mothers’ club. Mrs. R. E. 
Nelson was elected president; Mrs. ^ 
W, W. Kell ', ■ ice-p r e sid e n t; and j 
l h . Ager, secretary. {
Mrs. A lbert 

f I
ILA?

IP*

AMN SAVAGC Y 
J. (ARMH NAISH *** '

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P A SE FOUR

lckes' Post-War Plan

jH e ttiW f V e t* R u n
M ufld Solve, jjo l Pno-Uem

A n o th e r s t r a w in th e cyclonic win d of 
p os t-w ar discussion is S ecr et ary of the 
In terior H ar ol d L. Ickes’s strictly un ­
official an d disarmingly simple su gge s­
tion t h a t we tu r n the $15,500,000,000 
w o r th of government-owned w a r plan ts 
over to vete rans of World W a r II to own 
a n d o p er at e a f t e r th e war.

Not as foolish as it sounds at first, th e 
ide a has merit at least, as an ed uc a tio n ­
al device, as it calls for study of our 
N u m b e r One domestic post-war problem 
4—how to ma int ai n full employment.
* As Mr. Ickes carefully explained, we 
cannot maintain full em pl o ym en t if these 
plants, which constitute a substantial 
portion of our w a r production capacity, 
are allowed to fall into the ha nds of 
me n who will op er at e th e m only if such 
is “ pr act ica l. ” “ pro fita ble," 
operation 
and “ businesslike” in view of ownership 
interests th e y m i g h t have in other se g­
ments of similar industries.

To be less subtle, some of the groups 
a nd individuals p la nn ing to da y for con­
trol of these w a r plants Tomorrow, w a n t 
control so t h a t th e y can sh u t the m do wn 
or j u n k the m, m a in ta in in g only those 
t h a t 
th e f l a s h f l o o d of post- wa r pros­
pe rity will justi fy op erating.

These are th e grou ps an d individuals 
t h a t lost us precious time a n d w a r p r o ­
duction by holding up industrial e x p a n ­
sion in 1940 an d 1941 because such ex ­
pansion je o p a r d i z e d the ir equity in po st­
w a r mark et s.

These are th e groups an d individuals

who t o d a y are p r o p a g a n d i z i n g in Con­
gress a n d in the press, for the wholesale 
t r a n s f e r 
g o v er n m e n t- o w ne d w a r 
plants to pr iv at e “ e n t e r p r is e r s ” a f t e r th e 
war, p r e f e r a b l y a t “ kn oc k- d o w n, ” “ b a r ­
g a i n ” prices.

of 

N o w — l e t ’s r e t u r n to the soldiers . . .
Mr. Ickes suggests giving t h e m actual 
ow n ers hi p an d control, which would 
p r o b a b l y m e an g r a n ts of common (vot­
ing) stock. “ The first d irec tors," he ex­
plained, “ would have to be ap po in te d 
by th e Gove rnme nt. Beyond th a t, th e re 
would be no relations b et w ee n th e Gov­
ern me n t an d the en t e r p r is e . ”

Well, t h e r e it is— kick it around, la ugh 
a t it. pick it to pieces— but, “ for all its 
rev olu ti ona ry overtones of a 
str an ge 
socialism” 
fr ee - en t er p ri ze 
ju m b le of 
(last twelve w ords courtesy Ti me m a g a ­
zine). it has merit as a plan for m a i n ­
ta ini ng full em p lo y m en t a f t e r th e wa r.

Ins tea d of the s ha me fu l, foolish ta*- 
g r a b t h a t th e A m er ic an Legion is trying 
to push 
th r o u g h Congress for W o r l d 
W a r ll vets today, this plan to give th e m 
th e 
factories 
e p h e m e r a l security of cash hand-outs, 
would be a w or th w hi le p ro je c t fo r th e 
Legion to sponsor.

r a t h e r 

tha n 

jobs 

and 

If our soldiers le arn ed to d a y t h a t t h e y 
would act ually own an equity in the w a r 
plants whose goods t h e y a r e fighting 
with, th e y would really have “ somet hin g 
to f ig h t f o r ” ( an d r e t u r n t o ) . — MIKE 
C A RP EN TE R.

S o u th

S e lle ti

l/inde^itaudi the jle<j,n&
^han Nosith Zvesi Can

Several mo nt h s ago Th e Daily Tex an 
criticized t h e senior m e m b e r of the Time- 
Fortune-Life m a g a z i n e chain f o r exag- 
e r a t i n g and failing to show both sides 
of th e Texa s Mexican mi nority problem. 
In its April 24 issue the jun io r m e m b e j 
of th e chain, Life, also had an editorial 
on a mi nority problem, the Ne gr o q u es ­
tion. 
the m a g az in e 
calle d t h e pr o bl em A m e r i c a ’s gre at es t 
social question. In doing so. the editors 
m i g h t be e x a g g e r a t n i g th e im po rta n ce 
of th e situation, but, if th e y did, c e r t a i n ­
ly not very g r e a t ly as n o b o d y can deny 
t h a t t h e racial question is one of A m e r i­
c a ’s most pressing problems.

this editorial 

In 

A g r e a t deal has been w rit te n on the 
N eg r o question, but most of th e writers 
th e su b je ct h av e voiced only one 
on 
side. T h e e q u a l it a r ia n has laid all the 
b la m e on th e w hi te an d seeks a revolu ­
ti o na r y solution. Th e Ku Klux E l a n a n d 
its allies h av e p la ced all t h e bla me on th e 
Ne gr o an d have s ou gh t to solve the p r o b ­
lem by liquid at ing t h e minority th r o u g h 
H it l er ia n me thods. Life, being tru ly ob­
jective, clearly shows t h a t t h e problem 
is two-sided and t h a t th e activities of 
both th e e q ua li ta r ia n an d th e bigotted 
w hi te a r e ag ai n st the interests of the 
A m e r ic a n people as a whole. Life f u r ­
t h e r points out t h a t th e main r ea s on w h y 
t h e S o uth ern w h ite seeks 
th e 
N eg r o from the polls is because he fe ar s 
r a t h e r t h a n h a t e s him. The m a g a z in e 
also points out t h a t if th e Negro is to g et 
th e r i g h t to vote it will not be th ro ug h 
t h r o u g h 
S u p r e m e Court decisions o r 
Congressional anti-poll t a x 
legislation, 
but r a t h e r t h r o u g h the removal of tha t 
f e a r of black rul e from th e mind of th e 
S o uth ern white an d also the removal of 
th e causes of t h a t fear.

to b ar 

Life f u r t h e r points out t h a t the vote is 
the last th in g t h e N eg ro w a n ts an d th e 
last th i n g th e So uthern wh ite would con­
cede to him, while on th e o th e r hand, 
the N egro desires economic equ ality 
S ou the rn wh ite is least opposed to g r a n t ­
ing such economic equality. Life shows 
above all o th e r 
th e 
t h a t in th e g r a n t i n g of such economic 
equal ity th e record of Te xa s has been 
b e t te r t h a n t h a t of Michigan.

things a n d 

t h a t 

Finally, Life points out t h a t the Negro 
prob lem in Texas Is not th e same as th e 
Negro problem in a n o t h e r p a r t of the 
c o un t ry an d t h a t th e prob lem varies ac ­
cording to the propo rti on of th e Negro 
po pula tion in a co m mu n it y in th e various 
g e o g r a p h i c a l are a s of the nation. T h e r e ­
fore, Life concludes t h a t the problem is 
p ri m a r il y 
local an d should be settled 
p rim ari ly by local, r a t h e r t h a n national, 
action. W e are inclined to feel t h a t h a d 
the N o rt h allowed 
th e South to have 
solved its own N egro pr oblem for itself, 
the whole question would have been re* 
duced to an ac a d em ic discussion of his­
tory a long time ago.

It would be timely p e r h a p s to ad d t h a t 
while th e N o r th e r n politician was con­
cerning himself with the Southern Negro 
problem in or d er to obtain th e s u p p o r t 
of his N o r th e r n Negro constituents, th e 
N o r th e r n Negro pr oblem progressively 
b ec am e more an d mor e acute. W e ha v e 
had few S ou the rn c o u n t e r p a r t s to th e 
Detroit a n d Ha rlem , N ew Yor k City rac e 
riots of 1943. P e r h a p s if the N or the rn 
politician had been sp e n d in g a little less 
time in te rf eri ng with the prob lems of 
the South an d a little more on those of 
the North, ‘the N ew York and Detroit 
avoided.— 
riots might 
M ITC HEL L GROSSMAN.

have 

been 

O ff The Record - By Ed Reed One-Act Plays

o u i !

M a ltly QtUe.’iw iie

some 

to do 

A newly-married couple w ent
to N ew York 
to spend their 
honeymoon. A few days a fter
their arrival the groom fell ill 
and decided to remain in the 
hotel for the day. His bride de­
cided 
shopping 
alone. Upon returning to the 
hotel, she realized she had for­
lier key. She took the 
gotten 
elevator to the proper floor, 
but once there she became con­
fused by the similarity o f the 
doors o f the rooms. Fin ally she 
was sure she had the right door, 
so she knocked gently.

“ I m back, Honey; let me in.” 
No answer.
“ H oney, I’m back, Honey. 

Please lei me in.”

Pause.
“ Honey, please H on ey.”
Then from the 

inner recess 

came a cold, d ignified voice: 
is not a b ee­

“.Madam, this 

hive; it’s a bathroom.”

— MEDLEY.

It was one of mother's most 
hectic days. Her small son, who 
had been playing outside, came 
in with his pants torn.

“ You go right 

your pants, and mend 
you! s e lf.”

in, remove 
them 

Sometim e later she w en t to 
see how he was getting along. 
The torn pants were lying on 
the chair. The door to the cel­
lar, usually closed, was open

and she called down loudly and 
sternly: 
running
around down there w ithout your 
pants o n ? ”

“Are 

you 

“ No, Madam, I am reading 

the gas m eter.”— TH E LOG.

“ Eavesdropping again,” said 
Adam as his w ife fell out o f the 
tree.— V A RIE TIE S.

“ You gave me a bum steer,” 
said the milkmaid as she came 
away with an em pty pail.

— VA RIETIES.

Four Marines were playing 
b rid g e in a hut on Wake Island. 
Suddenly another 
leatherneck 
burst into the room and shout­
ed : “The Japs are 
la n d in g a 
force o f a b o u t 200 m e n on the 
b ea c h .’’

T he four bridge playing Ma­
r in e s looked a t one a n o th e r . F i­
nally one sa id : “ I ’ll go. 
I ’m 
du m m v th is h a n d . ”

— T H E R E A D E R ’S D IG E S T .

A nd th e n t h e r e w as th e ab­
se n t-m in d e d R eservist on leave 
ta k in g his girl f o r a 
w'ho 
drive 
an d 
s tr ip p e d his g e a r s . — THE LOG.

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HORIZONTAL
I. one of Caro­
line Islands 
5 god of war 
9. mineral 
spring
12. Ireland
13. uncommon 
14 soft meta!
15. Jewish month
16. division of 

time
18. auditory 
organ 

20. prefix: two 
22. Italian coin 
2 4 . festive 
27. diminutive 

for Elizabeth 

29. parcels of 

land
31. had been
32. concerning 
34. American
major-
general
36. personal 
pronoun

37. stress
39. ceremonious 
procession

41. symbol for 
iridium
42. Mexican 
laborer
44. devastator
45. in no manner 
47. small

merganser 

49. encircled

(Continued from Pasre I)

I pian to win ners of 

first, second

and third place?.

fo r children. 

Admission to the play tourna- I 
ments will be 50 cents per session ! 
for adults and 25 cents per ses- 
tickets 
sion 
given to the high school delegates 
when they register as contestants j 
in the state meet will admit them 
to the play tournament free.

The 

U niversity drama students who |
will serve on the production s t a f f 
for the play tournam ents will in­
clude Martha Morgan, production 
manager; Eleanor Lamb, 
stage 
manager; R. J. Hughes, Patricia 

M e le e and Beulah Ann Johnson, 
lighting; Jean Lawson and Char­
lotte Mayes, properties; Myrlee 
Wright, house; Alice Tatum and 
Marjorie Marek, door girls! Le­
nora Ann Thompson, call girl; 
Patricia McCl irney, Marian Math­
is and Doris Tumpeer, ushers; and 
Cecile Burg and Helen Richard­
son, programs.

50. weave
52. Biblical 

character
54. paid notice
55. pithy saying
57. prong
59. near
61. artificial 
language
63. former Nazi 

bastion
65. character
67. on account of
68. sm all com ­
pact m asses

69. British 

Arabian 
protectorate

VERTICAL

1. afternoon 

party

2. German Min­
ister of For­
eign Affairs

3. Chaldean 

4. bookbinding 

town

tool

5. beaten path
6. fam ous E ng­
lish school
7. correlative 
of either
8. fem ale ruff
9. dry stalk 
IO. jumbled type

Answer to yesterday’s puzzle.

4.-2.J

l l . indefinite 
article 
17. street rail­
w a y (abbr.) 
19. sym bol for 

silver 
21. river in 

Bohem ia 

23. above
25. city in Flori­
da : Fort —

26. declare
27. shallow 
vessels

28. clip
30. fly aloft 
33. cravats 
35. haul
38. A laskan cape
40. a continent 
43. placed one in* 
side another 
46. Dutch E ast 
Indies island 

48. plaintive cries 
51. negative 
53. prefix: not 
56. coarse hemp 

58'. geological 

fiber 

age

60. decim al unit
61. allow ing that
62. accom plish 
64. sun god
66. hypothetical 

force

A-2 6

' * 

•* % 

. * *•’ »«***’

A fter being in the South Pacific, isn t it a relief to see a civi­

lized woman a g e n, dear?

A I f r a g * t i m e r f • e l u t i o n ; 25 m in ute* .
Dial. by King Features Syndicate. Inc.

j e f f s around here could be prof­
itably converted into gates.

Meanwhile, 

o f Charlie F rezia!!!! 

le t ’s hear more 
t

L.W.G. and C.K.H., 
Kansas City, Missouri.

J

O jJjio u U N o tic e *

All senior girls *re 

invited to a t­
tend a tea given by the U n iversity 
Ladies Crib fro m 4 to 6 o'clock May 
3 at the U n iversity Club.
H ELEN SW A N SO N ,

P resid en t Cap and Go w a.

A P P L I C A T I O N FORM S for t h e r a n - 
heiienie sc h o la rs h ip s a r e now a v a i l . 
t h e office of 
t h e d e a n o f 
J u n i o r and se nio r g i r ls s r * 
t h e a w ard will be 

able 
In 
wom en. 
eligible to ap ply. 
m ade early 

iii J u l y

MARY E V E L Y N C R A W F O R D .
P resid en t of PanhelJenin

in 

n e x t y e a r 

S T U D E N T S 

i n t e r e s t e d 
in 

t e a c h i n g 
the e le m e n t a r y or 
th e O ran g e, 
ju n i o r high schools of 
o f . 
Texas 
fn-ials on W ed nesday, May 3, in th e 
t h e Teacher*. A p p o i n t m e n t 
office of 
C o m m ittee, S. H. 
219.— MARIAM 
DOZIER, S e c r e t a r y .

ays! em m a y 

in te r v ie w 

to rec e iv e 

N O T IC E F A C U L T Y a n d E M P L O Y E E S .
All s t a f f m e m b e r s p a r t i c i p a t i n g in 
th * T ea c h e r R e ti r e m e n t S y s t e m who 
ex p ect 
t h e i r April s a l a ry 
ch eck s or w a r r a n t s by F a c u l t y o r 
U. S. mail should have th e ir c o n t r i b u ­
tion s in the B u r s a r 's Office, Room 8, 
Main Building, n o t l a t e r t h a n 4 p. rn. 
T h u rs d a y , May 4. 
T hose m e m b e r s 
w hose c o n tr ib u tio n s a r e received a f t - 
er t h a t d ate sh o u l d p r e s e n t th e i r re* 
ceipts 
for A p ril c o n t r i b u ti o n s w h en 
calling for t h e i r ch ecks o r w a r r a n t s . 
— C. II. S P A R E N B E R G . Auditor.

for 

the 

I 9 44-4 3, d o nated 

LA I IN- AM E R ICAN 
i ng ap plicatio n 

s t u d e n t s m a k ­
t u t . 
t h r e e 
lion sc h o l a rs h i p - of *50 each f o r t h e 
sess ion 
lo ng 
by 
P a n - Am erican Round-'! able of 
rh*' 
A u s ti n 
for L a t in - A m e r i e a n s t u d e n t* , 
m u s t file th e m by May 15. Applica­
tion bl an ks m u s t be obtained 
in m y 
office. G arrison Hail 116.— C H A R L E S 
VV. H A C K E T T , c h a i r m a n E x e c u tiv e 
C o m m ittee, I n s t i t u t e of L a t in - A m e r i - 
can S tu dies.

in 

in 
th e opening of 

A L L J U N I O R S T U D E N T S who a re 
co nsidering t a k i n g a b ach elo r’s d e ­
gree in th e College of A r t s and S ci­
en ces a t t h e c o m m e n c e m e n t in J u n e , 
o r A u g u s t, o r October , 1945, sh ou ld 
m ake application f o r a degree ca r d a t 
t h e R e g i s t r a r ’s Office. A 
once 
s t u d e n t who fails 
to r e q u e s t a de­
t h e R e g i s t r a r ’* Office 
gree card 
by 
th e se s s io n -in 
S e p te m b e r will He obliged t o f e g i s f e r 
late. A s t u d e n t i n te n d in g to t a k e th * 
IL A 
in c o m b in atio n wi*h 
m edicine or law should file w ith th # 
R e g i s t r a r an application 
for a d e ­
gree card in t h e sp r in g of his so ph o­
m ore yp sr D eg ree cards are o b t a i n ­
able f o r 25 c e n t s — H. T, P A R L IN . 
d ean o f 
t h e College of A r t s an d 
Seines®.

d eg ree 

V

7 h e fyisU tu j,

A P AT FOR THE
D ear Editor:

REGENTS

It was in teresting to read in 
S u n d ay’s Texan o f the decision 
o f the Board o f R egents to es­
tablish a U niversity Press and 
to see that they are considering 
opening their m ee tin g s to the 
public.

This is indeed a h ealthy in­
dication o f better relations b e­
tw e en the governing body o f 
the University and its students 
and faculty. I rem em ber when 
the Regents used to slip into 
A ustin unnoticed, hold 
their 
m eetin gs quietly, and then slip 
ou t of town. All w e knew o f 
their m eetings was the m eager 
report their secretary gave to 
the Texan.

There has been a need for a 
long time for the R egents to 
g e t closer to the fa cu lty and 
students and their recent a c­
tions have show-n that they are 
interested in doing this. As a 
result, they are coming to know 
the U niversity and its problems 
much better and they are ad­
ministrating them more ably.

It is an encouraging sign and 
the students and facu lty should 
not overlook it. Most o f us have 
stood ready to criticize the R e­
thought th ey 
gen ts w hen w e 
the past. N ow 
erred 
le t ’s 
in 
commend 
for a needed 
them 
change o f heart.

A N t:x -c r i t i c .

W A N T S N EW S OF TE X AS

Dear A. R. Howard:

Thank? a lot fo r your article
on “ Why the T e x a n R u n s Fight- 
ing-Ex New?.” The little item s 
about the figh tin g exes are the 
first things I, and I’m sure a 
lot of other exes like me, look 
f o r w hen we p e r u s e o u r Daily 
T e x a n s f a r a w a y fro m home. 
J u s t one small article about a 
boy we k n ew in th o se “ sw eet, 
is 
eollidge 
i n n e r c e n t 
w o r t h t h e tim e and tr o u b le i t 
takes to keep the Texan f o l ­
lowing us wherever we go.

d a y s ” 

Some o f us Texas exes m ay 
n ever get the chance to be clas­
sified as real “ fighting ex e s.” 
But to those exes who are figh t, 
ing, o u r h e a r ts and prayers e x ­
tend themselves constantly and 
completely.

T h a n k you ag a in .

S in c e re ly yours,
JAM ES S. MAHON.
1st. Lt. C.A.A. (A A ) 
B.A. ’42.

BAND
Dear Editor:

BATTLE

T h e re seem s to be some d o u b t 
as to w h e th e r C harlie F r e z i a ’s 
band rea lly deserved the honor 
it w on a t the B a ttl e o f B a n d s 
D ance S a t u r d a y night. Many 
people believe his success w as 
d u e 
la rg e n u m b e r o f 
N avy boys present. We, for 
tw o, c a n n o t sit idly by an d let

th e 

to 

A * ■ '
,s 

,

that opinion go unchallenged. 
Although not experts, we have 
enough knowledge o f sw ing mu­
sic to be able to distinguish 
corn from solid s tu ff.

The shortage o f good dance 
bands a t The U niversity o f Tex­
is undoubtedly the reason 
as 
for all the 
ickys here in the 
(solid?) South. W hy have so 
many name bands been turned 
down? I f the com m ittee or per­
sons in charge o f contracting 
the bands would modernize 
them selves a little, many o f the

Stir pally ©exam

in Austin 

The D ally T exan, s t u d e n t newepa-
per of The U n iversity of T exas, 
ie 
published 
every m orning 
excep t M ondays and S aturdays, Sep­
tem ber 
tw ice weekly 
during the sum m er se ssio n under the 
title of The Sum m er Texan by Texas 
Stu d en t Publications, 

to June, and 

Ine.

The Daily Texan ta entered as se c ­
the post office 
ond cla ss mail at 
at A u stin , T exas, by A et of C ongress. 
M srcb S, 1879.

New s 

contributions m ay be mads 
by telephone (2 -2 4 7 $ ) or at the edi­
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in Journalism Building 
101, 102. and 109. Com plaints abou* 
in 
d elivery 
the b u siness office, Journalism Build­
ing 108 (2 -2 4 7 $ ).

should be made 

service 

Member
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vs**

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. . . JA CK MAGUIRE
E d i t o r 
A ssociate E d it o r 
- ... M A R IFR A N C E S 
A s s i s t a n t to t h e E d itor . A. R. Howard
___ R av en na
e d i t o r i a l A s s i s t a n t s 
Mathew s, Marjorie W alberg, M e n ­
t r a n c e s Wilson
M arion Bridge*
S ociety E d i t o r 
C issy S t e w a r t
Society A sso ciate 
 Ducky Davis
A m u s e m e n t s E d ito r 
S p o rt s E d ito r 
G eorge Ra born
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J e a n McDonaid
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C hu rch E d ito r 
P a t Fowler
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P a n - A m e ri c a n E d it o r 
A rnolfo

........... . 

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S. M a rtin ez 

E x c h a n g e E d it o r _________ F a y e Loyd

STA F F FOR TH IS ISSUE
Night Editor . . . D E A N FIN LEY
Night R e p o r t e r B e tt y Ray Lyon
Copyreader _______ N eville Hays
Sports Editor ............ Faye Loyd
Forrest McDonald. 
Ac.>istant-s 
Pfc. Fritz Jauch, Pvt. Jordon 
Hollander, Pat Taylor

Am usem ents E d i t o r __________ Flo

S ociety E d i t o r ___________Dorothy

T e le g r a p h E d i t o r _____ Mary Gene

A le x a n d e r

Huntington

Kellv

Captain Joel W. Westbrook, B.
A. anti LL. B. 
'40, has been re­
ported by the War D epartm ent as 
wounded in action. He w as serv­
ing 
the Mediterranean area
w h en w o u n d e d .

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T H E

D A I L Y T E X A N

CLASSIFIED

Phone 2 -2 4 7 3 for A d Taker

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8— Lost and Found

45— Rooms Furnished

C L A SSIF IE D IN D EX
A nnouncem ents

1— A u to s for Sals
2— A u to m o tiv e T ra d e s 
8—- W a n t e d A utom obiles 
4—-Serv ice S t a t i o n s 
.
6— Bus Line*
6—Dining an d D ancing
7— Lodge and F raternity N otices
8—-L o s t a n d Found
9—-P rofession al 

IO— P ersonals
10-A— S chools and College*

B u sin ess Services

t i — Barber Shope
1 2 — Beauty S ervice
13— clean er a -ila tte r s. Tailor*
14— Laundries
15— E lectrical Bervie*
I 6— “ Fix It”
17— F urniture Repairing
1 8— L ocksm iths
l a — M oving. H auling and S torage 
20— Printing, O ffice Equipm ent
21 — S ew ing
22—Shoe Repairing
23—C afes

Em ploym ent

24— Help W anted Male 
26— S alesm en Wanted
26— Help Wanted Fem ai*
27— Main Work Wan ted
28— F em ale Work W anted

Educational

29— In struction
BU— Music, Dancing, D r a m a tie* 
S I — Speech
32— Co ach ing

33-A— P ets 
i i . A — General

F or Sal*

R entals

45— Room s F u rn is h e d
46— Room s U n f u rn i s h e d 
4 7— Room and Board 
48— F u rn i s h e d Apts.
48-A — U nfurnished Apartment*

M e rcha nd is e

S3— Bicycle* a nd Motorcycle*
8 4— Food and Food Pro duct*
85— F u r n i t u r e and H o usehold Ooods 
36— Musical a n d Radios 
87— W a tc h e s , J e w elry Repair
3 8— Miscellan eo us For Sale
4 9— G a r a g e A p a r t m e n t *
60— G ar a g e Rooms 
51— R oom s for Boy*
62 — Room s for Girls

F inancial

i i —Auto L oans 
42 — Bank L oans
43— B u s in e ss O p p o r t u n i t y 
( 4 — B u s in e ss e s W anted 
89— “ Swap**
t o — W a n t e d Mere hand is# 
40 .A — L iv e stock Supplies

8— Lest and Found

F O U N D — Blue rim m ed H a r le q u in g la s se s . 

Call Room 12, G arris o n Hail.

L OST— P a i r of d ark rim g la s se s 

in or 
ne a r th e e x p e r i m e n t T h e a t e r, Monday, 

April 24. Reward. P hone 6966.

LOST— F rid a y , slide rul e and cs»e. J o h n 
Dippel, Dorm A, L it t l e C a m p u s. R e ­

ward.

L O ST — O ne pair of 

in 
black m e ta l case. un I ’, T. cam pus. L o st 
T h u r s d a y . Call W, R. S b o o ff a t 2-6401,

ri m l e s s glasse* 

L O ST — Blue a nd s i l v e r P a r k e r *'61*’ P en ­
cil on ca m p u s Monday. Return J. B.

108.

L O ST — M on day, p air of pin k sh ell n m 
le a t h e r ca se. P h on e Me­

g l a s s e r 

in 

lanie L evy , 2-7249.

L O ST— W e d n e s d a y , April 26, 

in Union 
lo u n g e ) o r betw een there and 
(m en ’* 
receiver 
Main B. 
earp lu g 
(black 
(modeled 
Call 
Cleveland, 8-1368 or 9173-223. Reward.

aid 
a t t a c h e d 

»ma11 hearing 

t r a n s p a r e n t 

p i a - t i c ) . 

p las tic) 

and 

Share Apartment

W ANT SENIO R or graduate girl 

to 
share apartm ent. P rivate bedroom. 
T h r e e blocks from cam pus. Call 2-8061
after 7 p . rn.

a p a r t m e n t . P r i v a t e b ed ro o m . 

W A N T se n io r or g r a d u a t e girl to sha re 
T h re e 
f r o m c am p us . Call 2- 8051 a f t e r 
rn.

blocks 
7 p. 

Typing Done

FOR R E N T : P rivate bedroom w ith tw in 
beds, ou tsid e entrance, p rivate bath, 
in private 

furnished, 

exceptionally well 
borne. Call. 2-0603.

47— Room and Board

CHOICE ROOMS FOR BO YS: 2 blocks 
PIERCE
HOUSE. 209 a 26 V* S t. Phone 8-3887.

cam pus. Also m eals, 

of 

ice, private bath, 

F O R G I R L S : I m eals daily, m aid se r v ­
twin beds, maple 
furniture. 3 block* from fountain. Meal* 
for extra girls. Rh. 2-0194. 1803 Colo­
rado.

VACANCY: 3 blocks from cam pus, 2400 

Rio Grande. Phone 8787.

50— G arage Rooms

date one. C onvenient 

GARAGE ROOM: Show ers, accom m o­
to E n g. Bldg, 

116 per m onth. P hone 2-1740. A

52— Rooms for Girls

IDEAL ROOMS FOR 12 GIRLS: Large, 
cool and clean. New twin bed*. Maid 
from cam po*. Ph.

service. 2)6 block* 
2-8085.

TH ESIS. TH E MKS, NOTEBOOK typing

a t telep h o n e 2-9 444,

32— Coaching

Business Colleges

BUSfl

c o u r s e s

“-BUSTIN- HOUSTON 
>AM ANTONIO - FT WORTH— HARUMPEH

For Sale

FO R S A L E : K. E. M e r c u r y d raw in g
aet. Only use d one m o n t h . Call Bob 

Brow n, 2-7297.

FOR S A L E : O rg an ic C h e m i s t r y — 10a— 
review qu es tio n * a n d an s w ers . 

Exam 

2304 T r i n i t y . P ho ne 79P9.

23— C a f**

MASCH B
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200 2 G U A D A L U PE

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MATH CO A CH IN G ; R. M. Handle. 2309

San A ntonio. Dial 8-1158.

Stocks, Bonds, Notes

S a f e t y 
D e p o s i t B o x e s

TO PROTECT

YOUR WAR BONDS

And O ther Valuables Now A vailable at

THE CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK

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Political Announcement

Cockrill’s B ar b er Shop 
San Jacinto at Duval 
Ladies Hair Cuts 
a specialty 
S tr in ge r & Cockrill

Now 
Serving 
Hie 2n d T erm 
as R e p r e s e n t a ­

tive 

from

T rav is C o un ty 

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