The lr ■ rn Su m m er > . .-a*i.■ »v. ;-:-.*: 'mf - v .., '> • r~'. . j'i v I« V & « a S k - ' ..A .•?:;.L. ^ ’’•■<* iii ' "■• «■ Vss ’ ■: VOLUME 52 XAN AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1951 Four Pages T o d a y NO. 16 '■w* 36 Foreign Students Begin UT Orientation * ■ V i? ' mmrn MR fr rn rn < s? K* c '■W f > ftf t w i M p - to 109 roll call vote, is conduct the services. Mrs. Maxson him more than the rest of the collection and then went to the r to legislation which Presi- will be buried in Austin. tour. Many of the men in suits top of the Tower. Many compared Pallbearers will be A. P. Mont­ Truman vetoed in 1946— a took great interest in one of the the Tower with the Washington which Congress failed to gomery, Brock Pearce, E. J. ReDrag clotihng stores, which was Monument through which they de. vell, J. G. Pope, Jack Maxson, conducting a sale on summer had toured in Washington. its action the House decided John A. McCurdy. In the Main Building rotunda, MRS. W. E. MAXSON JR. shirts. or of the states in their disprices again became the topic of with the federal government conversation. They compared ev­ ie question o f which should For 1951-52 erything from Cokes to maga­ the off-shore submerged zines. Parting words to the guides with their oil wealth, were “Everything is so beautiful, brief the bill ( I ) gives but it has been so hot.” title to land seaward three Gue st W h a t ? Still Ho t! for the most part, but ten The United States Weather Bu­ one-half miles in the case of reau reports continued hot and B which was admitted to the fair Tuesday and Wednesday. a under terms specifying that Sunday’s temperature ranged boundary line; (2) gives from a low of 76 to IOO. By 3:45 I ownership of oil and other B. Iden Payne, internationally major role. Although a competent negie Tech where he produced rals under this strip of land; known Shakespearean authority, j actor, his interests turned to di- Shakespearean plays for fifteen Monday afternoon the thermom­ ives the federal government has been elected chairman of the red in g and with the advent o f years. After this, Mr. Payne was eter had climbed to IGI. power over submerged land Department of Drama for 1951- George Bernard Shaw, a personal j director of the Shakespearean to the edge o f the continent- 52. friend in later years, Mr. Payne Memorial Theater at Stratford-onthe three-mile mark out seaThe selection was made a f t e r ; began to direct the progressive Avon. elf, or where deep water be- James Moll, departmental c h a ir -, ptays of that era. His first di In 1942 he began teaching and (4) gives the federal man, received a Fulbright Fellow- reefing assignment came with a Shakespearean drama in univer­ mment the right to execute ship for study in England. n* w theater dedicated to produc- sities. B in this area. By RUSS K E R S T E N Mr. Payne’s association with Mouzon Law, instructor in jj!*3* the efforts of such greats as The University of Texas began in drama, will be assistant to the ! el**''!' Galsworthy, Masefield, and 1946 with his appointment as chairman. j Stanley Houghton. The couple in the back seat lust Degree Hopefuls guest professor o f drama. Since were discussing “The Great Caru­ Mr. Payne is teaching S h ak e-j c*ose the IOU! seaBefore W ednesday then he has produced and directed so.” spearian drama at San Diego ; son Mr. Payne came to the United at least one Shakespearean play He told her:: “ I saw it twice.” ?dnesday isthe last day t h a t ! State College and directing two i States with a group of Americans. each year on the campus. She: “O o h —and why did you lits who planto graduate in plays in a replica of the Old Globe I From this group, whose producHis first presentation, in 1946, see it a second tim e?” st may file for degrees. Ap- Theater. This assignment is the . tions managed to survive one sea was “ The Taming of the Shrew.” Bored voice from front seat: uons must be submitted lbmitted be- most recent of his 52 years in the , son’s engagements, he joined the j t h e most recent production, in the “Ahhh, his foot went to sleep,” 5 p.m. Wednesday, lh e a t e r * I Charles Frohman Company. While j spring, was “Much Ado About ★ gust IO is the final date for Born at Newcastle-in-Tyne, acting as director, he was associ- Nothing.” Two years ago he celeNow circulating the campus is nts to present the final copy England, he played his first role ated with John and Ethel Barry- bnrted bis fiftieth year in the this tidbit about an alleged new aster's thesis to their super-! on the stage at six. j more, Maude Adams, and Otis theater by acting the lead role in soap opera. Final copy of the thesis, a f - 1 At 19 he became a member of Skinner, all dramatic lights of the Sheridan’s “The Critic.” The circumstances: a woman has been approved by com- the touring company of Mr. and I 1920’s. T N ex t sprinp a Shakespearean wanted to have two bathrooms in e ,must bein the D e a n s o f - j Mrs. F. R. Benson. Jn ‘ She Stoops 1 In 1919, Mr. Payne was offered production will climax the 1951- the house. >y A ugli .st 24. to Conquer, ho played his first a position on the faculty of C a r-1 52 school year, as in other years. The title: “ W ife’s Other John.” Austin Was Hot To Visitors, Too Union Hostess Dies A t Home Monday se Approves lands Return Payne Elected Chairman O f Drama Department ^J-orty J creS lu e s d y J J / 31, 1951 THE SU M M ER Page 2 TEXAN Dr. Conkle to Publish Play, Auletai I Prime 19th A n n ual Coach Clini Underway in San Antoni Dr. L. I*. Conkle, pr of e s s or o f the field of pla yw righting. Ii p l a y w r i g h t s , has a n o t h e r su c ­ Dr. Conkle is p a rt i cu l a rl y in­ By JOE MOSBY cess. He has r ec en tly had h i s t e r e s t e d in f o s t e r i n g enthusiasm | list and one, Dick V a n Fleet, is ers, and Ca rn ey Leslie, A* T*ran S ports S t a f f l at e st work, “ Muletail P r i m e , ” f o r p l a y w r i g h t s * 'd e f i n i t e l y out of the F r id a y night line coach. among stu ­ Lar ges t such inst itu tio n in the published. dents. In the past a search for world, the 19th a n n u a l Texas tangle. Van F l e e t ’s toe was bro­ Alex Hooks, S ou th ern Mt ken a t his Aus tin home when J he c h a ra c te r iz a ti o n s in the new plays, to be pro duc ed by the ist diamond m en to r, will les Coach ing School is now in high r u n n i n g m at e B u s h o n g stepped on pl ay are supplied by two men d r a m a s tu de nt s , has been one of g e a r following o p e n in g day acti­ his foot. Bu sh on g will replace baseball clinic Wednesday. Clyte Cedars, the b a r t e n d e r , a n d his main pr o je c ts in the U n i v e r ­ vities Monday in Sa n Antonio. Van Fleet in the o p e ni ng line-up. F o r r e s t Ander son of the A rile Askew', the c us to m e r. All sity. ley Braves and Cliff Lec tures are occu pyin g the action take s place in a bai. End W a y n e Delaney of S h e r ­ “ Muletail P r i m e ” may be found m e n t o r s ' time d u r i n g th e first of man has been u n d e r an a tta ck of of Ttilane will head the bask Dr. Conkle is one of the f o r e ­ sn “ The Best One-Act Plays of the week, but clima xin g the clinic p leu ri sy bu t was okayed f or the menu on T hur sd ay and Frit by Dodd most a u th o r s o f satiric co med y of 1950 -51 ,” published will be the N o r t h - S o u t h All-star g a m e by a home-town physician. In th e 1950 N o r th -S ou tl plays a r e “ S p a r k i n ’,” “ Gold is Mead. football contest on F r i d a y night, However, a San A nt o n i o doctor strife, the So ut he rn e rs, tutoi the Sou thwest. Included in his with its cage c o u n t e r p a r t slated ruled out the N o r t h Te xa n and Biggie Munn, clobbered BuW h e r e You D o n ’t Fin d I t , ” “ Paul for S a t u r d a y evening. his pa rti cip ati on is still doubtful, j k i ns on ’s Yank ee s by a 25-0 < a nd the Niue O x, ” “ Bill and the A survey was t a k e n of the Widow m a k e r , ” and “ The D e l e c t a - 1 Lea di ng the grid talks is Paul A m o n g the s ta n d o u t s in the m e m b e r s of the So u t h grid crew, sle w'ere pr es e n t -d a y Lo nj. hie J u d g e . ” Dr. Conkle describes! with the result s ho wi ng th a t the ( B e a r ) B r y a n t o f th e University S. M. Meeks a nd Phil Brant “ Muletail P r i m e ” as a robustious L on gh or ns are due lo latch on to of Kent uc ky . B r y a n t ’s Wildcats folk comedy. the m ig h t y Oklahoma the largest n u m b e r of the high- tri pp e d Soo ne rs in the 1951 S u g a r Bowl Trinity, AAM Meet October Dr. Conkle came to the Unischoolers. The Texa s T h e a t e r will c o n ­ Final plans fo r the meets v e rs i ty in 1939 as one of the Of the 28 play ers, nine have a n d a re picked to be one of the four m em b e rs of the fa c u l ty for tin ue to show fo rei g n imports picked the University, while SMU top tea m s in the na tio n this year. Te xa s A&M and Tr in ity U t he D e p a r t m e n t of Dra ma. He r e ­ and e xp e ri m e nt al films. Ot he rs on the grid p l a t f o rm are sity in Alamo Sta dium , Sa is slated for five, Rice and Texas ceived his d oc to r a te from the ■ “ Uncle T o m ’s Ca b i n ,” the si­ AAM thre e each, N o r t h Texas F ra n k How ard of Clemson, who tonio, O c to b e r 13* were mad U ni ve rsi ty of Iowa. In 1915 he lent cinema having a ba ck gr ou nd S t a t e one, and six a r e undecided. won the O r a n g e Bowl last year ur dav. was a wa rd ed a Rock ef elle r F e l ­ of Civil VVar folk songs, will begin Bayl or and TCL', o t h e r Texas I ( H o w a r d is a single-wing o p e r ­ The University of N lowship to continu e his studies in Friday. This old-fashioned version m em be rs of the S o u t h w e s t Con­ a t o r while B r y a n t specializes in dr op ped football, leaving ti of the w o r l d ’s second-best seller, fere nc e have failed to land any the T ) , Eddie Wojeck, Rice t r a i n ­ t o b e r 13 date open on / has all the famou s scenes, includ­ of the star s so far. er who pointed out the fact t h a t schedule. Th« last time th ing I ncle T o m ’s vision, Little Choosing to begin t he ir col­ none of the schools involved in -'chools m e t on the football F.va’s as ce nt to heaven, and Eli­ legiate ca reers on the Fo rty the cage scandals t h a t have swept wa« in 1933 when the Aggie za ’s j o u r n e y ac ross an ice-filled Acres have been end Bob Flinn, the sports world employed train 38-0. j river. I a f t ; tackles Weldon Ritchie, Cle­ P AR A M O U N T —S t a r ti rig Friday, Mr “ Seven D a y’s Till N oo n, ” the bur ne, and Glendon Bushong, B e l v e d e r e Rings t h e Bell , ” w i t h Cl i f­ j s to r y of the search for a scientist A u s t i n ; g ua rd s R o b e r t Cashion, t on Webb. S T AT E S t a r t i n g F r i d a y , ‘' S t r a n g e r s on i who pl an t e d a bomb un de r the Mexia, and Don Miller, Port a T r a i n , ” with F a r l e y G r a n g e r , K i t h House of Lords, is a unique and Ne ch es ; C e n t e r Lei ght on Y ou ng ­ Rom an. QUEEN T h u r s d a y and F r i d a y , * highly pr ais ed British film which er, Aust in; and ba cks Larry I•n e Alley.” C A P I T O L T h u r s d a y t h r o u g h S a t u r d a y , will begin next week. G r a h a m , Houston, Billy Charles ... *** P a , l r ■ • t u d e o t n e w s p a p er of T h * U n i v e r s i t y of Te xa s la dv “ An n i e O a k l e y . ” with B a r b a r S t a n ­ W alt Di s ne y’s favorite, “ F a n ­ Jo ne s, Longview, and Billy Quinn, ? 0rnin* S a t u r d a y . S e p t e m b e r to J u t wyck x ^ p t d i n n u holi day an d e x a m i n a t i o n periods, and s em i - w e e k l y d u r i n g th* TEXAS Through Thursday, * Un d e r t a s i a ,” is one the schedule, as is San Antonio. Miller a nd Quinn C a p r i c o r n . ” with Ingrid B e r g m a n and the Italian import, “ T e r e s a , ” and were all-state last fall. Student* Tub he a t ion s*,'‘ l a c.* ^ *>' J oh aph G o t t e n ; F r i d a y t h r o u g h T u e s ­ the Spanish film, “ Little Dark day " U n c l e T o m ' s C a b i n . " Two of the prep school gridders VARSITY— Thursday. “The T o a s t i i i An gels.” have been placed on the injured »nd ad vertisin g should be mad# in J.B. 108 ( 2 - 2 4 7 8 ) New O r l e an s , " wi t h Ma r i o I . a n / a “ Q u a r t e t ” is b e in g brought A UST IN — Thursday through Saturday. a n i v 7 j ; o°fficii*..1C* a n * fe n 0 t n e c e t ' a r i l * of t h * ' A d m i n i s t r a t i o n o “ L i t t l e Giant.” back by po pu la r request. Entered as seco n d -cla ss m atter October 1 8 . 1948 at tbe P o st Office at Experimental Films Will Be Continued oa re THE SU Imrotsttn Itm u rb I SHO UITiflflE AT INTERSTATE THEATRES f/Rrc 7r/tutufit ^ TEL 2 Jam FlGHHMgf "wy a * * * * » Cmf&to BRIAN DONLEVY FORREST TUCKER E L U RAINES With q U E E n ^ T El_ 7 -1S 2 7 T ■ •tFUfti v. C A P IT O L T EL_ 2 - 8 7 0 0 H E LD O VER ! DORIS GORDON DAY M acRAE G IN G E R R O G E R S JACK C AR SO N ‘On Moonlight Bay” “THE GROOM WORE SPURS” Color by Technicolor (A f! VV7 5- I ' 7I0 T V I T E l i n s TEL FIRST S H O W 2 P . M. TODAY— WED. ‘‘A nnie Gel T E L. 7-196* FI RST SHOW 8 P.M. Ingrid Bergm an Joseph C o tte n in Alfred Hitchcock’s Your Gun” C o lo r by Technicolor “UNDER CAPRICORN" UT-SMU to Open Dallas Cage Meet .Texas will meet SML^ Dece mbe r 26 in the opening play of the fourday pre-season t o u r n a m e n t , pa rt c f Cot to n Bowl W eek d u r in g the comin g Christmas season. The seven S o ut hw e s t C o n f e r ­ ence basketball t e a m s a n d V a n ­ d erbilt I niversity hav e a g r e e d to m eet a t Dallas for t h e pre-season t o u r n a m e n t in the Rec reation Building a t Fa ir Par k. T e x a s A&M and A r k a n s a s will m e e t in the second g a m e of the n i g h t s double-header. O t h e r first ro u n d dr awings m a t c h e d V a n d e r ­ bilt a g a i n s t Baylor D e c e m b e r 27, followed by TOU a n d Rice in that n i g h t ’s second clash. The championship g a m e will be pl ay e d December 29. Texas, u n d e r t h e Act of Ma r c h 3, 1879. TK. A * , , a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s w ir e s e r v ic f n .I! J .T I • e *c i j s i v e l y ent i t l ed to t h e use f o r republ i cat i on e a d i s p a t c h es cr e d i te d to it or not o t h e r w i s e c r e d i te d in t hi s m w i m d x 'r Howard KEEL R e p r e s e n t e d f o r N. t i on. ' l" A d v . r t j . i n * br N a t i o n al A t r e m a i n . Servi ce. In Avo. _____________ U l l ' ‘ ' Publ‘»l'"» Repro."U t ! ,. c Oteeeo — B os t o n — [.os Angel es — S a n F m n n s e o * * n One lwo One Two iorlt‘ MEMBER A ssociated C ollegiate P res* Al! Ame r i ca n P a c SUBSCRIPTION RATES , , , . 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I. aura Mae Cullen, soprano, U n i v e r s i t y ’s Miss Texas and Miss! will be p r e s e n t e d in a j u n i o r voice A m e ri c a finalist of 1950, will give recital A u g u s t 2 at 4 p.m. in Re­ a voice r eci tal W ed ne sd ay , A u ­ cital Hall. gus t I, a t 4 p.m. in Recital Hall. Miss Cullen is a voice pedag ogy G r a d u a t i n g in A u g u s t , Miss m a j o r a nd a pupil of Mrs. E d r a S o m me rs , 20, will receive h e r d e ­ Gu st a fso n , who will ac co m p an y g r e e in voice pedagogy. P r o fe s s o r her. C h a s e Baro me o is her tea c he r. Th e p r o g r a m will include s e ­ S h e is a m e m b e r of Ga m m a Phi lections f ro m G e r m a n , Italian, B e t a so ro ri ty and h e r home is in a n d English. One of the h i g h ­ Dallas. lights of th e p r o g r a m will be MiBesides r e p r e s e n t i n g Texas in c a e l a ’s aria, “ J e dis que lien ne t h e M iss A m eri ca p a g e a n t a t A t ­ m ’e p o u v a n t e ” f r o m Carmen. The recital is a p a rti al fulf ill ­ lantic City, Miss So m m e rs was a m e n t of t h e r e q u i r e m e n t s f o r the B l u e b o n n e t Belle finalist f o r two de g re e of bach elor of musie. It is y e a rs , h o n o r a r y colonel of the Air Fo rc e ROTO, a n d a Goodfel- open to the public. low in 1951. She was also a V a r ­ sit y Car niva l Queen finalist in 1950 and rush ca pta in f o r G a m ­ ma Phi. T h e fir st p a r t of Miss S o m ­ mer V program will be fro m “ Salve R e g i n a , " by Pergolesi. O t h e r selections a r e by Schu- Deans Issuing Rush Booklets To Fall Rushees Symphony Chorus Rehearsal Called F i r s t rehea rsa ls f o r the newly f o r m e d Austin Symphony O r c h e s ­ t r a Chor us will be held to n ig h t a t the Blanco S t r e e t Fi re House, T e n t h a n d Blanco. A n y o n e who did not t r y out f o r the c h o ru s m a y come at 7 or 7 :30 to do so, a n ­ n o u n c e d Mrs. Curtis Schmedes, a c t i n g business m a n a g e r of the Symphony. Re h e a rs a l p r o p e r begins at 3 p.m. cL Rus he e ha n d b o o k s for both f r a ­ t e r n i t y a nd so ro r i ty r u sh e e s are now' being s e n t o u t by Panhellenic and I n t e r f r a t e r n i t y C o u n ­ cils, The books a r e similar in c o m ­ position. T h e y co ntain complete in fo r m a t io n on c a m p u s f r a t e r n i ­ ties and sororities. Rush schedules, sho rt b i o g ra ­ phies, a nd the f r a t e r n i t y and so­ ro rit y sy stems a re all included in th e booklets. The booklets may be obtained fro m the offices of the Dean of M en a nd the Dean of Women. SUMMER TEXAN Page Religious Groups Plan Picnic at Greens/lores The second in ter d en o m in a t io n a l church pionic of the s u m m e r will be held S a t u rd a y . Those a tt e n d in g will m ee t a t 2 p.m. a t the various churches and go to Gr eenshores. Tickets are on sale a t each of the ch u rch es f o r $1. E n t e r t a i n ­ ment wall include swimming, games, sq u a re dancing, a nd a trip on the Commodore. ★ The Student Assembly will spons or a picnic a t Zilker P a r k T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n . Those i n t e r ­ ested in going may m ake a r r a n g e ­ ment s at the S t u d e n t Association office in the Union b e fo re W e d ­ nesday noon. ★ Th e P H a r m a c e t t e * will m eet T h u r s d a y a t 7 :30 p.m. at the home of Dr. a n d Mrs. C. C. Albers, 1715 Avenu e G, f o r a w a t e rm el o n feast an d p ro g ra m . H u s b a n d s and children will be guests. ★ The S p e l e o l o g i c a l S o c i e t y will m e e t T h u r s d a y a t 7 :30 p.m. in the Te xa s Union. P la n s will be discussed for a picnic. The purpose of the o r g an iz at io n is the s cie n ­ tific s tu d y of caves. ★ The L a r e d o C l u b picnic, o r ig i n ­ ally scheduled f o r A u g u s t 4, has been postpo ne d and will be held A ug us t l l a t Bull Creek, Arnando Villarreal, presi de nt, an n o u n c ed . The picnic com m itt ee, h ea d ed by Vir ginia Re u t h in g e r , r e c o m ­ men de d the chan ge in plans to a l ­ low o t h e r c o mm itt ees tim e to make nec ess ary a r r a n g e m e n t s . S u ppo rt rta n d x THE Tour Austin Civic A welcome-night p a r t y will be given by the C o l l e g e o f E d u c a t i o n for all ed u c at io n s tu d e n t s , t h ei r wives, hu sb an ds, and frie nd s, in the patio of th e Union. Social and sq u a re dancing, games, a n d r e f r e s h m e n t s will be offe re d as e n t e r t a i n m e n t b e tw e e n 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Th e p a r t y will be in an infor mal a tm o s p h e re with no admission charge. ★ Mrs. William P r e s c o t t We bb was recently elected p residen t of the F a c u l t y W i v e s S o c i a l C l u b . Ot h e r officers elected include Mrs. J. A. White, vi ce- president; Mrs. B. C. Tharp, s e c r e t a r y : Mrs. O. B. Douglas, t r e a s u r e r ; Mrs. O. B. Williams, r e p o r t e r ; and Mrs, C. Cleveland, c o rr e s p o n d in g secr e­ tary. ★ N A U D book review g r o u p wit! m eet a t the home of Mrs. J o n * B a y l i s , 301 Deep E d d y A p a r t ­ ments, at 7:30 W ed n esd ay . Hos* tesses will be M esd am es R o g e r Zank a n d Gr ady Tuc k Jr. M n , F r a n k B. Slu de r will rev ie w th e hook “ B a r e b o o t Boy With Cheek.* R e s e rv a tio n s may be m a d e by call­ ing Mrs. T uc k at 7-7319. The couples bridge g r o u p will m eet a t the home of Mrs. J o h n a ­ t h an L a n c a s t e r , 384-E Deep E d d y A p a r tm e n ts , on S a t u r d a y at 8 p.m. Down the Aisle Giddens, Walberg Wed M a r g a r e t G a l e G i d d o o # became I the bride of W e s l e y F . W a l b e r g i J u l y 28 in H a r ri s Me morial C h a ­ pel. Miss Giddens, who received her bachelor of a r t s de gree in J u n e , is a m e m b e r of Phi Mu sorority. Mr. Wa lberg, who also received his de gree f r o m the University, is employed as an a rt i st in F o ­ ley’s in Houston. ★ Miss Joell Laris Williams and W a r d B u r t o n H u t t o ware m a r r ie d S a t u r d a y , J u n e 26, at the Chris­ tian Church in B e r t r a m by the Theatre. Sac “D ou gero u t Corner*” S om etim e B etw een July i t th arid 29th, Rev. A l f re d Ellis of Brady. Mr. H u t t o was g r a d u a t e d front B e r tr a m High School and the U ni ­ versity. ★ The a p p r o a c h i n g 1' m a r r i a g e of I r i s P a c e to Jiminy Le s te r A u g u s t 25 in Li ttlefield C h u r c h of C hr is t has been an n o u n ced . Miss Pace was re c e nt ly elected p r e s i d e n t of Ka p p a Epsilon, hono­ r a r y f r a t e r n i t y f o r wome n ut ph arm acy . ★ The e n g a g e m e n t of M a r y E l l e n W atson to 1st Lt. A rc h ib a l d You ng has been an n o u n c ed . Miss W a ts on g r a d u a t e d fron t Austin High School and a t t e n d e d t he Univ ers ity . Ut. Y o u n g a t ­ t end ed th e Unive rsi ty of Flo rida. ★ A n it a Jo Roper will be m a r r ie d to F l o y d R i c h m o n d R o g e r # J r . oil Sept. 8. The bride-elect is a gra«fu a te of Aus tin High School, a n d is employed in Austin. l i e r f i a n c e is a g r a d u a t e of Aust in H ig h School and is a t t e n d i n g the Uni­ versity of Texas, where he is % m em be r of the varsity t ra c k tean*. WU & On Tuesday 4 — Teacher Placement Ser­ vice r e gi s tra tio n, A r c h i t e c t u r e Building 105. 7 and 7 :30— Audition f o r A us t in Sym ph on y Chorus; rehear sal at; 8, F i r e St ati on, T e n t h a n d Blanco Streets. 7 :3 0 - - F i n e A r t s U n d e r the Sta r* p r es e nt s “ The Clown of DoodleDo," Zilker Pal k. 8 — M ovie, “ Man on t h e E i f f e l T o w e r , ” Ope n- Ai r T h e a te r . W ednesday . . , gray flannel 4— Voice recital by M a r g a r e t So* Som mers, Music Recital Hall. 7 :30— College of Edu cation wel­ come p a rt y , Tex as Union path*. 7 :30— N A U D book review g r o u p § 301 Deep Eddy A p a r t m e n t s . Thursday from autumn's favor?!* colour Chtnarcfci protonic ibis beautifully tailorod suit — — smooth rounded shoulders . * , padded nipped waist and full circular skirt — — all that's new for autumn — — tailored by Cognac t t . I4.M 4— L a u r a Mae Cullen in voice IO* cital, Music Recital Hall. 7 :30— P h a r m a c e t t e s , home of Dc* and Mrs. C. C. Albers. 7 :3 0— Speleological Society, T e x ­ as Union. 8— Movie, “ C in de re lla ," Op en Air T h e a t e r . EL CHARRO CAFE fo r tho boat la MEXICAN FOOD COLD BEVERAGES c l rtanclx for cool co m fo rt din# is our PA TIO O PEN : D aily l l a.rn.-I a.m . S a t. 11 a.rn.-2 a.m . 912 Red R iver 8 -7 7 3 5 Tuesday, July 31, 1951 THE SU M M ER TEXAN Page rn c7. . firma W eiser D oOO e X a te U n less a late start makes a fall program unfeasible, the once-successful Great Issues Course as presently set up alm ost certainly will outdo last fa ll’s inaugural lecture ser­ ies. A number o f changes have been made, some experim entally and others as a result of apparent flaw s in the 1950 system . A t any rate, this fa ll’s program bids to become a broader and better show with a more tangible purpose. D espite its obvious grow ing pains, Great Issues should prove within a few years to be one of the greatest things that has ever happened in Texas education. W hy? Sim ply because the course demon­ strates student push and student w illing­ ness to seek knowledge outside the beaten paths. Slightly more than a month rem ains of the time allotted for fin ish in g course plans, since the opening lecture has tentatively been scheduled for early October. It would be very desirable if the program could be again held in the fall, the season of few er conflicts and student activities. I f the tentative program for this fall were to collapse, which is a disturbing yet very evident possibility, it is hoped that student in itiative will not slacken but will strive for an even better program in the spring. Great Issues m ust rem ain non-accredited for at least two more years, but it should not be shunted aside because of any tempo­ rary setback. I f s too good to lose Z b o lL s’ W ord U niversity sum m er entertainm ent has never been, is not now, and probably never will be on a par w ith that offered in the fall. Yet people complain because the bigname speakers, name bands, and theater perform ers are virtually all brought here during the long session at the exclusion o f the summer. True, but considering low en­ rollment, intensified classroom work, and above all a very bare budget, sum m er school students are fortunate to have a pro­ gram as good as the current one. All things considered, i f s a big dollar’s worth. Top Priority' Draft Tag Hung on Some College Men By RUSS K ERSTEN may not be a t all discrim inatory, and th a t he has no doubt th a t the num ber of such boards is small. Renfrow slammed hard a t “ lo­ cal boards which disregard the recom m endations of Selective S e r­ vice and its advisory b o ard ,” b u t almost instantly said “ always, the a u th o rity of the local board to defer or not to d efer a re g is tra n t m ust be p reserved.” The g eneral app arently d o e sn ’t want anyone to accuse him of t a k ­ ing sides. Anyway, in “a r b itra ry cases” , he recom mended appeals to the state board and, if neces­ sary, to the state or national di­ rector for reference to the presi­ dential appeals board, He com­ m ented th a t the appeal may be handled either by th e re g is tra n t or by the college. Texas d r a f t boards, it is my pleasure as a non-vet to rep ort, seem to be acting in strict compli­ ance with the Selective Service recom mendations. The Texan has heard of no U ni­ versity stu d en t “ a r b itr a rily ” clas­ In many places the honeymoon sified U A im mediately eligible f o r is over for college men try in g to the d r a f t when the blanket colg e t deferred. lege-student d eferm en t is over At least the American Coun­ A ugu st 30. The only kicks come cil on Education, a private o rg a n ­ from guys who failed to take the ization of influential educators, is draft classification quiz, and g e ttin g many letters pointing out thereb y left themselves wide open. th a t local boards in scattered pla­ Incidentally, Selective Service ces “ have a bias against college head q u a rters in W ashington has stu d e n ts.” released data on the d r a f t exams On a Liberty B roadcasting Sys­ showing th a t only 380,000 of the tem program , “ Youth and the eligible 1,050,000 male college 3>raft,” council s ta ff associate stud en ts enrolled in the spring Raym ond S. Howes complained took the test. t h a t some boards have been clas­ sify in g collegians I-A immediately b ap t. Boyd Sinclair, aide to eligible fo r the d raft, w ithout con­ State Selective Service D irector sidering either their scores on the Gen. Paul W akefield, said Monday rece n t d ra ft quiz or scholastic th a t he believes Texas d r a f t Standing. boards are following official re c ­ In reply. Brig. Gen. Louis II. om m endations w henever possible. R enfrow , acting d irec to r of Selec­ He added th a t a t this early date, tive Service, said th a t “ a r b itr a r y before all te st scores are distrib­ action by local boards should no t uted, i t s impossible to predict be to le ra te d .” The g en eral added w h at the trend will be in the fall. t h a t in m any instances the action ★ * One of the most expensive sou­ venirs of all time has tu rn e d up in Pueblo, Colorado, and the Ko­ reans from whom it was “ liberat­ e d ” w ant it back. The item : an orn ate leopard­ Will the follow ing please call a t the p. m. in A r c h i t e c t u r e Bui l di ng 105. Th e y skin ru g of about nineteen by O ffice o f the Dean o f Women iM .B . shoul d ha ve l e t t e r s of r e c o m m e n d a t i o n , )0 6 M ) and leave their A u stin ad­ t r a n s c r i p t s , p h o t o g r a p h s , a n d o t h e r i n ­ eight feet, worth aro u n d $100,d r e ss e s ; fo r m a t i o n of i n t e r e s t to p r o s p e c t i v e e m ­ F rances Albin 000. It was sent home by a U.S. p l o y e r s on file. Mrs. Theda Kerby B est HOB GRAY. D i r e c t or Army S ergeant, who picked it up Mrs. Maribel Redi ng Butler T e a c h e r P lacem en t S e r v i ce in Seoul while reconnoitering. N e t t i e Vel ma Elliott Marion Vi r gi ni a Hutcheson T h e Law School Ad mi s s i o n T e s t will The K orean Consul G eneral in Barbara J. Mansell be g i \ e n in V Hall, Room 209, A u g u s t Mrs. Lur a Morris l l , 1951. S t u d e n t s who a r e p la n n i ng New York says the ra re ru g is Jo y c e A noire Richter to e n t e r a school t h a t r e q u i r e s thi s F a i r y S i m p so n t e s t m u s t m a k e a pp l i ca t i on to t h e E d u ­ w orth ab o u t “ $100,000, if such a H a z e l W oods cat i on a l T e s t i n g Se r vi c e, 20 N a s s a u priceless national tre a su re can JESSE EARL A N D E R S O N S t r e e t , P ri nc e t o n , New J e r s e y , before have a price ta g .” I, 1951. T h e U n i v e r s i t y of A s s i s t a n t to t h e Dean of Women A u g u s t Texas Law School does n o t r eq u i r e thi s He added, with rem ark ab le t e s t f or a d mi ss i on . Information con­ sweetness of disposition, t h a t “ we S t u d e n t s i n t e r e s t e d in o b t a i n i n g p o ­ c e r n i ng app l i c a t i o n s m a y be o b ta i ne d s i t i o n s in public school s, j u n i o r col­ by call ing t h e T e s t i n g an d Gu i d a n c e w ouldn’t w an t to cause anyone l e g e s a n d u n i v er s i t i e s shoul d a t t e n d t h e Bu r e a u , V Hall, Room 206 trouble, b u t th a t is a v ery odd Teacher Placement Se r v i ce registra­ H. T. M A N U E L , D i r e c t o r t i o n m e e t i n g T u e s d a y , J u l y 81, a t 4 T e s t i n g a n d Gu i d a n c e Bu r e au souvenir for a soldier to send home. We will m ake inquiries.” The soldier’s m other, recipient of the surprise package, said th a t she didn’t know’ what to do with it and it’s fo r sale to the highest bid­ der. Mr. L ee Geiler of th e Shell Pipe Line Salaries range from $2,650 to $7,600 a ★ ★ Corporation will be on the cam pus A u ­ year and army facilities will be open to g u s t 2. T hursday, to interview yo u n g civilian personnel. A Louisiana bus driver who just m e n g rad u atin g in accounting. A ppoint­ Some of the positions open include ty p ists , sten ograp h ers, librarians, tab u ­ finished an accident-less 1,500, m e n t s m a y be made at B Hall 117. JOE D. FARRAR. Director lating machine operators, ec o n o m ists, and OOO driven miles advances his twoS tu d en t E m p loy m en t Bureau industrial or c o s t accou n tan ts. Maintenance men, co m m u n ica tio n s e n ­ point p rogram fo r s a fe ty : have C. J. Martin A Sons. Inc., m a n u fa c­ gineers and technicians, a u to m o tiv e e n g i­ faith and a cheerful outlook and t u r e r s o f veterinarian pharmaceuticals in neers and m echanics, sa f e ty en gin eers, A u s ti n , h a v e a n opening fo r A u g u s t en gin ee rin g and s u rv ey aides, d raftsm en , never take unnecessary chances. property and supply ca n d id a tes for a B S . in Chemical E n ­ w arehousemen, F ine philosophy, b ut the little clerks, and public health p h y sicia n s are g in e e r in g . man would probably be a goner In t e r e ste d s t u d e n t s may call 8 -87 13 also in demand. Applicants should c o n ta c t the Texas in Austin. fo r an ap p o in tm en t. C. J. Martin A Sons, E m ploym ent C om m ission a t 300 W est Ti r a n Kdxtor O f f ic ia l fyob Inc. are lo cated » t 413 Chicon Street. I would appreciate a n immedi­ ate reply. Ellis F. Morris, Chairman To the E d itor: " E y es of Texas” (Ed. note— This is a copy of a Copyright Committee le tte r sent to Metro-Goldwyn★ M ayer studios by the Eyes o f T ex­ English? Nuts as Copyright Committee. As Chairm an o f the “ Eyes of To the E d ito r: T ex a s” Copyright Committee, it I t is clear th a t English is not is my duty to inform you o f the so hard a language to make the agitatio n and consternation p ercentage o f flu nking students caused am ong the whole U niver­ rise up to 30 per cent. B ut I am sity of Texas fam ily by yo ur use now convinced a f te r being two of the “ Eyes of T ex a s” in you r years in this U niversity th a t the re c e n t release “ Go f o r Broke.” stud en ts no longer care a b o u t The University of Texas S tu ­ English, th e y like to know less, d e n ts ’ Association owns the copy­ because of some in structors p u t to rig h t to the lyrics and music when teach. The in stru cto rs m ight know used together, to the lyrics alone it, b u t they do n ot know how to and to the title and music when teach it. used together. In the picture, “ Go T aking a course in English to f o r Broke,” th e words and music learn how to w rite a book or en­ w ere used u n d er circum stances gineering report, yo u’d be asked which certain ly re fle c t no credit to w rite ab out how to “ saddle a of the U niversity or on the s tu ­ horse.” . . . d e n t body. T. A. No req u est was ever received and no permission was g ran te d fo r the use of the song u n der the New Vault Ousts Ode copyright. U nder no circum stan ­ From UT Ticket Office ces would the permission have Ed Olle, business m a n ag er and been g ran te d fo r use in the m a n ­ assistan t athletic d irecto r of in­ ner in which it was employed in tercollegiate athletics, looks very the picture. happy f o r a man who has ju s t lost S tu d e n t indignation and ex-stu­ his office. d e n t agitation is very high. When th e U niversity decided to I t is the belief of the Copyright install a v au lt to keep tickets to C jm m ittee th a t if these facts were Longhorn football games, Mr. bro u g h t to the a tten tio n o f MGM Olle’s office in G regory Gym was executives they w’ould be willing chosen as the spot. Now the vault to take steps necessary’ to rem edy is completed, even to the air con­ the situation in every respect. ditioning, and Mr. Olle is out in This misuse of the “ Eyes of T ex­ the tick et office. B u t he isn’t as if allowed to go unchallenged irked. In fact, the v au lt so facili­ will no doubt open the door to ta tes the sales th a t in seconds o th e r abuses. The “ Eyes of T exas” available tickets may be found to Copyright Comm ittee of the S tu ­ any game. d e n ts ’ Association is prep ared to take any and all necessary steps to insure p ro p er respect f o r the “ Eyes of Texas,” to rectify the THESIS TYPING misuse in “ Go fo r Broke,” and B U S IN E S S A ID S generally to p rev en t the r e c u r­ Eli* V. Quant*, B BA . M.Ed rence of any in frin g em en t of this Phone 6 9021 type. ‘Eyes’ Misused RADIO 2 0 1 0 S p e e d wa E xecu tive , Pica and E lite type L an gu ag es, M a th em a tics— Specialize in Tables 7-3846 STILL EATING? you can eat well with us for fifty cents. And in cool comfort too. Just off the Drag on 24th St. CAMPUS CAFETERIA SAVE CASH & CARRY PICK UP fir DELIVERY SERVICE SUITS PILLOWS • DRESSES RUGS • DRAPES FUR AND WOOLEN STORAGE Sixth Street in A ustin for fu rther in for­ mation. 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