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J A N U A R Y 2- 31

Nowotny Asks Board
To Appoint Editors
BY

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BYERS

Tnxan Managing Editor
D e a n A m o N o v o t n y ha.* a s k e d
ih e -B o ard o f Studen t Publications
to m a k e e d i t o r - o f t he T e x a n ,
Ranger, and
Cactus appointive
ra th e r than elective.
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l i f e , m a d e hi s s e q u e n t in a l e t t e r
s e n t t o all m e m b e r s o f t he B o a r d .
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He s a i d t h a t , b e c a u s e o f t he
l o n g s p r i n g b a l l o t a n d t he d i f f i ­
c ul t y s t u d e n t s h a v e in e v a l u a t i n g
t he c a n d i d a t e * , he b e . i e v e s a s t ud e n t - f a c u i t y b o a r d c oul d c h o o s e
an e d i to r much m o r e ef fi c .e n t l y
t ha n t h e s t u d e n t b od
He . r g e d t he B o a r d t o “ g i v e
s e r i o u s c o n s i d e r a t i o n ’* to his p r o ­
po s a l . T h e n e x t m e e t i n g o f t h e
B o a r d will be F e b r u a r y a .
R e a c t i o n o f m e m b e r s o f t he
B o a r d na* b e e n g e n e r a l l y n e g a ­
tive.
W ales Madden, chairman,
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s a i d : “ I h a v e a s t r o iv f e e l i n g t h a t
o u r s t u d e n t b o d y will a l w a y s d o
t he c o r r e c t t i l i ng in c h o o s i n g t h e i r
o f f i c i a l s w h e n the f a c t s a r e a v a i l ­
a b l e t o t h e m , but w th a n u n u s ­
u a l l y l o n g ha lot in tho- s p r i n g , it
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ncreasingiy difficult
for the a v e r a g e s tu d e nt to inte l­
l i g e n t l y e va l at e t he v a r i o u s c an
d i d a t e s ; an d I sincerely believe
t n a t t he t i m e is a t h a r d w h e n a
competent -tudenU faculty hoard
ran cho ose the e di tor s of our s t u ­
de nt p u b l i c a t i o n s m u c h m o r e e f f i ­
c i e n t l y t h a n c an o ir s t u d e n t hod .
“ O u r D A I L Y T E X A N is a l s o a
m o n o p o l y , a n d I t hi n k our B o a r d

f S t u d e n t P u b l i c a t i o n s h a * t he
opp ortu nity to work out a pr o­
c e du re that would insure re s p o n ­
s i bi l i t y. Y o u h a v e r e c e n t l y t a k e n
t he f i r s t s t e p in t h a t p r o c e d u r e
. . . I t hi n k y o u s h o u l d s e r i o u s l y
c o n s i d e r t a k i n g t he n e x t s t e p in
t he f u t u r e c o n t r o l o f t he D A I L Y
T EX A N .”
In his l e t t e r , he r e f e r r e d t o t he
University of Chicago, where Dean
R o b e r t S t r o z i e r f o r c e d t he r e s i g ­
n a t i o n o f t he e d i t o r o f t he s t u d e n t
n e w s p a p e r , a n d to an e x p l a n a t i o n
o f t he s t a n d o f D e a n S t r o z i e r .
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w a y t h a t t he u n i t s o f a n a c t i v e l y
c om pe ti tiv e p r e ss are free . It must
be r e g a r d e d a s a p u b l i c u t i l i t y o f
t he U n i v e r s i t y c o m m u n i t y . . . "
Follow in g ar e partial s ta te m e n t s
o f t h r e e B o a r d m e m b e r s who r e p ­
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f o r f o l l o w i n g in t he s t e p * o f ( hicago
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m i ra bl y . T o o , no e v i d e n c e h as been
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Margaret Endress'
Final Rites Friday

Colleges Attacked
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NO. 96

No Smoking in Class;
Yule Holidays Revised

'UT Car Sale
Would Be Bad’
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c a r s a s d i r e c t e d b y t he 5 2 n d L e g ­
i s l a t u r e w o u l d do m o r e h a r m t h a n
good.”
The vice-president w as rep ly ­
i ng t o c r i t i c i s m m a d e l as t w e e k
by s o m e m e m b e r s o f t he S t a t e
Legislative
Budget
Board
that
state-owned colleges and univer­
s i t i e s w e r e not s e l l i n g t h e i r s t a t e owned cars as was suggested.
O n e o f t he p r o v i s i o n s w h i c h t he
B u d g e t B o a r d i n c l u d e d in tile g e n ­
e r a l a p p r o p r i a t i o n hill w a s t h a t
h i g h e r e d u c a t i o n g r o u p s be r e ­
q u i r e d t o sell al l t he i r s t a t e - o w n e d
c a r s by Oc to b e r I, 1951. This
order,
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school
b u s e s , w a s c o m p l i e d with b y s o m e
g r o u p s a n d i g n o r e d by o t h e r s .

Sm oking and soft drinks will be banned from all I niversity classrooms, beginning S a tu rd a y .
President T. S. Painter has approved the Faculty Coun­
cil’s resolution prohibiting smoking and soft drinks in cla ss­
rooms, teaching laboratories, and libraries.
The Faculty Council also approved a revision in the I Ri­
vers it y calendar to include within the C h r i s t m a s vacation
period Monday and T u e s d a y . December ‘22 and 23. The hob-

d ay s were previously set to begin December 21.
A special student-faculty committee, set up to study the
sm oking and soft drink problem, submitted a resolution to the
Faculty Council for consideration. This resolution w as adopt­
ed by the Council at its last meeting on .January 21. and w as
submitted to President Painter tor approval. President
Painter has sent out a memorandum with his sign atu re which
will be circulated Thursday.
It sta te s : Since World War II smoking and consumption
—t o f soft d rin ks in classrooms
have b e c o m e increasingly
common occurrences in University buildings. This p r a c ­
tice has greatly added to the
housekeeping and
mainte­

Enrollment Reaches
4 ,5 0 0 Wednesday

n a n c e p r o b l e m s , h a s ewused u n n e ­
ce s sa ry m a in t e n a n c e e xp e n s e , has
created fire hazards, and has re­
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b e f o r e 19I G a t e E d w a r d ( h n s t i a n
Journal
M a g a z i n e , \ ia C o r o n e t :
Dr. D a n i e l A l l e n Per irk, E n g e r r a n d , H y m a n J . Ettli; ger,
o f I F ' * n e x t m o n t h , b u t W a k e ­ f i t * o f f e r e d b y t he u n i o n wil l be
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a r y 18 in the 9 8 t h D i s t r i c t C o u r t .
a r m e d f o r e s m e n t a l e n d p h y s i c a l n a m e d , a n d v a r i o u s c o m m i t t e e s u l t y m e m b e r s w-ho h a v e t a u g h t a t hen B a k e r , p r o f e * m r e m e r i t u s o f t er , p r o f e - or e m e r i t u s of p u r e Ha • • cs. a d M > - B e * - H e f l i n .
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states
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test.® in F e b r u a r y .
will m a k e r e p o r t s .
t h e U n i v e r s i t y f o r 25 • o r m o r e h i s t o i y , 1 8 9 9 ; Dr. D a n a Bi woke - m a t h e m a t i c s . 1 8 9 7 ; C h a r l e s E l m e r
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S t e n b e r g , M i s s I . r e n c e M a y St ul l - R i n s e r , g o l f p r o f e s s i o n a l a n d ex- the f u t u r e H a n g e r o f f i c e . H e w a s
professor
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p i o u s l y assured by w o r k m e n , h o w­
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J . T h om p so n , Miss I/u s W ar e,
e m e r i t u s o f c l a s s i c a l l a n g u a g e * , f i t h , p r o f e s s o r o f E n g l i s h , 1 9 0 2 ; he, a o f t he “ Ol d G . . a r d ” who h a v e
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b o o k o f e n g i n e e r s ’ d r a w i n g p r o b ­ t i n, r e c e p t i o n i s t a t T e x a s U n i o n .
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education.
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Two Union Dances
To Welcome Frosh

New Taxes Placed
N ) n Frat Workers

Hanke Appointed
To UNESCO Post

Spriegel Says Actions
Today Insure Success

Commission Reduces
Car Inspection Rules

UT Credit Union
To Meet Friday

1,858 Texans Due
For March Draft

They Just Lecture Away

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IUT Track Coach

W in te r Intramurals
To Begin February 7
I n t r a m u r a l fo r the second aern e ster will g e t rn d e r w a y Thursday, F e b r u a r y ,. B a s k e t b a ll is the
f i r » t s p o r t on the d o ck et. T h e int r a m u r a l re c o r d s f o r p articip ation in b a sk e tb a ll was set in 1d4<-

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Field C o m m ittee .
T h e g r o u p will m e et S a t ;r d a y
to nam*- the head coach a n d thre*
a s s i s t a n t co a c h e s f o r the U n ite d !
S t a t e s t e a m to e n t e r t h i s summer- W orld Olympic® at H elsin ki,
F in l a n d .
( oach L i t t le f ie ld , w h o se t e a m s
•ighteen
Southw est
have
won
C o n f e r e n c e ch a m p io n sh ip s, is a
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lock a d put the p r^ s«u re on the and on th e throw-in p la y S c a l i n g
young O k lah o m a*.
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Don K lein an,] G e o r g e S c a lin g
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W y narit Wilson won T e x a s T e x a « U t q . a r t e r “ t a ilin g tac2 ,0 0 0 witno **') t h e hear'
inly p la c e s in the O k la h o m a Open
pUrj;j,,ng tilt, the p r o c e e d s o f whir
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sw im m in g m e e t held a t
f o u n d his
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B a r t l e s v i l le , Okla. l a s t M onday.
secon d Half
d riv e by $ 0 0 1 .0 0 .
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high “ c o r e r
gam*
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th** S o o n e r s tight
5 0 0 -yard and
lO-yard freein the f i r s t h a lf 1 sty le ev en ts an*! ti
zone d e f e n s
Kith play o f 0-8 so p h o ­
The
T e x m r e s h u f f l e d its lin eu p a t the th‘f, j o o - y a r d Ire*
more c a n t e r B o b W ailer stoo d o u t
t a r t o f the secon d h a lf a n d - irged
j;j
Sw im m in g
( o ach
H ank in the O k la h o m a a t ta c k . He p a c e d
to a 35-3.'{ lead in tim third period. r i apn ,in
gu te re
a
five-rnan S n o r e r s c o r e r s with l l po.nt®, nine
I hey had been behind J. I - l h a* he t e a m in the m e e t, hich w as domf ti em in the first half.
o f O k la h o m a
s t a r t o f the p eriod .
Hated by ( ’ r iver
C oach B r u c e D ra k e * fiv e won
er
swim., c t s * ■ ** a p p l a u s e
W ith seven m in u tes l e f t rn the t a n k m e n .
So
of
the
p artisan
fin a l c a n t o , Coach “ S l u e
Hull from the S o u th * • t C o n f e r e n c e crowd w i * h their f a n c y
ball-1 nt his O r a n g e five int*, a stall
entered.
har ; ;n g an*l p a s s in g which a p ­
( 0 p ro t e c t a 38-35 lead , b u t the
p roa ch ed G lo b e t r o t t e r a p p e a r a n c e s
T e x a s f r e e z e had s u f f i c i e n t th aw s W h i t e S o x S i g n All P l a y e r .
-y(, a t tim es,
to e n a b le the S o o n e r s to pull up
C H I C A G O , .Iar 30A'
th<*
In a w a r m - u p tilt, St. E d w a r d s
even, 39-39.
C h ic a g o White S o x beearn
;gn u: -et th e
n jr y - rid d led A ustin
K le in , who bari a t o u t m o s t o f f i r s t m a j o r l e a g u e f l u b to
for
M
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48-12
.
the g a m e a f t e r d r a w i n g th re e its en tire r o ste r o f 38 play'*
T e x ; * - ’ n e x t g a m e is t h i s S a l u r quick foul- in 'he f ir s t period, th*- 1 9 5 2 censor Wed? e d a y .
t u r n e d h e ro in the s tre tc h . He
M arvin G risso m , a p itc h e r, an,
d r o p p ed in a push “ hot with 30 R o cco K r a n ic h , third b a s e m a n
se c o n d s ■<< go to b l e a k the d e a d - a g r e e d to t.erm-

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G e o r g e S c h e p p s ho p e s to p r e s e n t io rs f r o m all o th e r c o ll e g e s a n d
r o n - T e x a s p ro p la y e r s.
in his ho m eto w n n e x t w in ter, the
F o r m e r p r e - :d e n t o f the D a lla s
A s s o c i a te d P r e s s re p o r te d W ednesb
a
s
e b a ll club a n d p r e s e n t ow n e r
day .
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a d d itio n to th e list o f p ost-sea a o n fr a n c h ise , S c h e p p s ha- a p p lie d t#
bowl e x t r a v a g a n z a s will be u n ­ the S t a t e F a i r o f T e x a s f o r perre eled in th e C o tto n Bow l n e x t m: -ion to use th e C o t to n B ow l aa
J a n u a r y 4. T h e g a m e is s l a t e d to the g a m e ' s site and e x p e c t s a p ­
p it T e x a s c o lle g e se n io r s and p roval.

J . Paul S h f f d v * Switched to Wildroot Fream-Oil
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Thursday, January 31, 1952 THE DAILY TEXAN Pag® 3

Professor Trying

Exes Slow to Claim Diplomas

Photography Course
Now Drama Subject

graduates in the U n iv e rs ity .
In some countries the diploma
eith e r are g re a t p ro crastin ato rs or
w ill be o ffe re d in the D e p artm en t a re n ’t much interested in h a rin g is used as a legal docum ent. To
o f D ram a
this spring.
D ram a graduated.
a uthenticate it, the sig n atu res of
3 1 0 L, the course name, is the sec­
M ax Fichtenb aum , associate re ­ U n iv e rs ity o ffic ia ls m ust be n o ta r­
ond h a lf o f the old Physics 313. g istrar, has 17 diplom as dated ized, the county clerk m ust a u ­
rerequisite fo r the course, A d ­ from 1933 through 1948 which th e n tica te the signature o f the
v is e d
Ph o to g rap h y, is Physics have never been delivered.
n o tary public, and a consul from
313.
M ost seniors f ill in two cards; the home co u n try of the student
The cias= w ll m eet on T uesdays one the name th e y w ish entered m ust authenticate the signature
and T hu rsd ays a t 12 o’clock and on their diplom a and another o f the clerk. Besides his the sig­
there w ill be three hours of lab w here it should be seat. M a n y n atu re o f the Texas S e c r e ta ry of
persona wish the name to appear S ta te is sometimes needed and
• very week.
H erm an Rom eike, teaching fe l­ on their diploma in another than o ccasio nally the signature o f the
U S S e c re ta ry o f S ta te.
und er which th ey are registered
low, w ill teach the course.
A n advanced photography course

A

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G u stato ry n o te:

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with eating . . •
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with drinking
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fellow ships from
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ton M ed ical B ra n ch , have w orked
in the research laboratories at
He is D r. Russell Spurgeon
Poor, u n iv e rs ity relations division O ak Ridge.
Dr. P o o r emphasized th a t BO
chairm an a t O ak Ridge In s titu te .
D r Poor, m aking his th ird v isit to 60 per cent o f a ll w ork done
to the U n iv e rs ity Ja n u a ry 16-17, by the In s titu te is basic research,
saw the Off-Cam pus R esearch valuab le in w a r or peace. U lt i­
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ergy Commission laboratories, he
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said, w ith the V a n de G raff “ atom
peacetim e purposes.
sm asher’’ at the U n iv e rs ity ’s big
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of experts now equipped fo r atom ­ com m issioners are engineers, and
m any other high posts are fille d
ic la b o ra to ry work.
The U n iv e rs ity is one o f 29 by engineers.

A top-draw er o ffic ia l o f the
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Studies has commended the “ ex­
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M anv students are wondering w hy
they didn’t get a lit- e more consideration
during final-. The hief com plaints are
against construction worker- and a
sm attering of profs "'ho broke promise-

v th grade fa ting, could be dispensed
Vi th in the future if profs would make
,t a j>oint to inform each class exactly
what proc od ire to expect and follow it

concerning fx>-t ing of grade-.
I. Laborer* at work on the sidewalk
projects certain ly can’t be blamed. They
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Al Ward
J e f f Hancock. Sa
Pa,*,
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Bo b H a lfo rd
G it I a I >c k e 11 \ it z
B e lt
Segal

Bobby New Sin
B e ttie

C IR C U L A T IO N

\\ c need not
o n ly n io r*
d o cto rs b u t also a b e tte r d is­
tr ib u tio n o f d o c to rs . D o c to r»
m ust so m eh o w be lu red in to
-m allet c o m m u n itie s . T h e se*
t iousnes- o f th e m a ld is trib u ­
tio n is su g g ested by a ques.
t o n n a ire sm it to p h y s ic ia n s
n the at med -* 1v ices iii 1914;
it re v e a le d that. o n ly one per
re n t o f th e p h y s ic ia n s in te n d ­
ed to p ra c tic e in the s m a lle r
c o m m u n itie s that ton ta ut f o r ­
ty to u r p e r cent o f the popu*
Sat i ut. 'The s h o rta g e is a l­
re a d y so se rio u s tnat u rb a n
a re a s are
o u tb id d in g
M ira!
a n a fo r th** s e rv ic e s o f newI v t ta i ned d o rto i s

WHO

SHOULD

R a w .a n d

PAY?

W h e re
is th e
m oney
to
tra m the e x tra m edical .stu­
den ts g o in g to cogie f io m "
Not m uch can be expected
from h ig h er tu itio n fees, te<1UCt ions in expenses, am i in• i -‘ii -ed en dow mer. t . And th *
p ressu re 'if the
V A K A , w ill
p m bab I y c o n tin u e to p re v e n t
E e fle ra l subsidies.

Whj not utah© f be future
doctor themselves pay? I’erhaps they couldti t all pay
ip dun ng their student years,
but why shnu dn’t they obli­
gate th«m elves to pay for
their educations on the in­
stallment plan? Doctors can
look forward to quite com­
fortable average incomes, and
th** obligation would not turn
(■ut to be burdensome lf each
student agreed to pat two aer
cent of his ncome during his
working life. The current
crop of medical students can
probably look forward to av­
erage lifetime incomes of st
least $600,000. At that rate,
each could pay an average of
$12,000 to his medical school
after he began practicing,
mary could afford to pay
$2,uibt during training, and
th e total of $14,000 should
cr ver the i expenses. It would
iii ■ et in u n fa ir

A ll- A m * ru a n Paternal*#?

A * * o c ia t e d C o lle g ia t * P i e * *

Dclivc re*
f .75 per mo

*ort

alow
the

you

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ning

you

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Queen.
it

do,
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all
to

you

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twice

want

to

fa»t

the

run­
in

you

a*

I hrough

the

mu*t
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th*
get
run

fi t a t

L o o k i n g -

to re q u ire a

ni> -I -a st idem to pay the
f ii re - <>f h - •dm ation,
since he obtains a license to
practice n a rest!icted field
; ha ’ may vie bi him a life■nu income
f more than
ha f a nisi. on dollars, two or
tm ce times Me ii come of the
a y i age college g ra d u a te . If
• e nay un ut wore deductible
v I , poses, th*
gov el I men; wmild in effect
footing a large share of
th* • I cit bout worrying the
A.M. V- about
government
cot '''<»■ of, or influence on,
medicine.
(in c •i if fie • :y w > lid have
- i he iiv,u in me. T h e re should
© agreem ent
among
the
rn . a1 schools that st dents
\n lid pa
acco rding to a v ­
erage
c's- -. u t h e r w i s e
sch'o

-

in

s tro n g

fin a n c ia l

condition would be able to
entice the "ext students 'n th
me offei of cheap tuition.

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E D IT O R :

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a lw a y *
m u tte r ng
under n e ath
t h e i r
b re a th , “ m u ck , p u ck , ru c k , c lu c k ,
c h uck, hh uvKf tu c k , . .
J j j ..t ? *-«('(* i j a * v i f (>fI y ^ r*f*a«i 1 1 •a?

M r. A c h e s o u n
re p ro a c h , h u t
c o n s id e ra tio n
h a n d lin g o f ’

Tr eat y.

ha f an ho u r
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th in g ,
A lin e.ess i et;int) at ion ■- a stu
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. <, a t , * a '
I I. HICE 4o ’ a
in I neI ne sa . i t ’s good n a .:
m g fo r a rm y life .
U R I

Kn a c q u a in ta n c e
ours cam e
ro a rin g in w ith a g e n u in e bona
f i l e pun the o th e r d ay.
It seem s that tw o a rc h e n em ies
w e re sta n d in g in fro n t o f a M u l ­
ing I' axe, b u s ily not n o tic in g each
o th e r , w hen s u d d e n ly the flo o r
gave w a y b e n e ath th em , preeips
fa t in g them
in to the f i n p ace.
T h e n a tu r a l re su lt o f th is wath e y becam e g ia t e frie n d s .
T h e fello w w ho to ld th is evid e n th had his h e a rth in the rig h t

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of Amazon
9. A t one time
IO. W icked
I T A dull finish
J 2. Low est
point
14. Fuss
15. Tow ard
17. Piece out
18. F iji Islands
(abbr.)
19. Gathered in
rows, as a
fabric
22. Measure
of length
25 N ative
metal
26, Once more
28. Eskim o
boat
32. M oisture
34. Nothing but
35. More sweet
39. Ex ist
40. Goblin
41. N eg ative
reply
42. D rinking
vessel
43. Frag ran ce
46 sk in tumors
48. Broken
tooth
49. Ostrich-Uke
bird
50. A circuit
51. Mandates

C ro ssw o rd

4 Anglo*
Saoeon
courts
5. F.nclosure
6 Polynesian
drink
7 Addition
to a bill
8. S im ila r
ll- S icilian
secret
society
«v a r .)

IS. Color
16 E x c la m a ­
tion
20 Y'ex
21 Q uan tity
of paper

Pu zz le

24 Conceal
27. Seine
29. The
<Old Eng J
30. Flow er

31. Retains

tion

U N IV E R S IT Y
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44.
45.
47.

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Disfigure
Mature
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receptacle

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and
t h o s e w h o do n o ' J u a n
for th e »erond *e n .e » ' e y wit!
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VAT F K H T F N F A C M
A sso ciate Regia-rw r
T h e re ar# vara n tea In a
T m v e ra ity
<Li r m 11o r ie*
fo e
th e
p r in t
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" om en
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m a k e ap r m a t
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call
Mr*.
Y
n
W hite,
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pros per-

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in * .te d to 'a * , -ne -esor,
t he ais■ . e d **e A
w ho e*p» •’
do to
* r» req »e«ted to .• a ■e •netr nan e* wi'J•he Sch oo l S e c r e t a r y . M «■n B u i ding 8 .7 ,
K s 'e a * or 41- befr e fe h r u a r
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P R O D U C E Q U IC K
RESULTS

Nursery

Room and Board

Rooms for Rent

aparts tre e t
Xilit ©a

a f'- r

YA C A.Vt A '

etch.

I
^r- Good loca<*»
Mrs. K** +\

ti i >
it rie l

fo r

ft I ! 1 K

M !' R O S K O P F .
N O T a '©.
( ompM.nd
Ha . n A ia m H , a yood b i v i a l I ■ '"
Good work ny order. Gail S I 09 afte r
7 p m.

BOYS

F L R G IR L S
I h.oek o ff ce- ;
yj- a
g .eat h otJ #e
f odm fo r
'e e p h o n e , ai- © - ' ' r ng
6-4744
BO YS

S ’ ident

H o ae— one
block I om camp a. Mea - se rve # fami, v tty « Phone 6-611$ or 7-040 .

h « if

bedroem.
W etna t
aittin®
eye-. I block car line. Phone

A D I* A T E
M FN
t-n-tf* rom for-»b!e
i
rn-. •-«; • -sr m i l ' f t M , a-reenett
porrb
P ri - a ' e
horne,
one
block
from
I aw B ld g . Phone 2-OS-2.

S P ACA for ©ne n large double
T w o ’arite closets, k i t c h e n p r iv ­
ilege*. if des -en I
T. approved
2100
San G a b rie
2-3542

R O O M ;— Pr

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pr S '*
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Services

ro o m

B E A U T I Fl ! R f iL M and ha -h in lo .e
priva-e
I,, 'ne. tin •• .tally q oet and
comfort*©!# K itch e n priv i!e**a if #eair«><]. •, ). oca • .* n r wwik ing
a-ance to
I n ivers it
I • W e a l • rd '
*4

H AIR

S t a g y '*

7 5c

U I'TS

B a r r ie r S h o p

-

G .a d e l .p *

C H I N A P A I N T I N G lessor,*. M o r n i n g or
n ig h t classes. R eg v e r a t Q i n k « a
a

Wa-ch Shop. !• ' ban J ac in-

C H IN A P A IN T IN G . CN A
- » . - © ▼
an
e x te rio r ed
'©act . r
(fo rm e r 7
M G K R O O M for moo in bt .ck ho- ,e
4
the
>e r e * t near cam
Ad ©ming b a lk and pc - • a . y h - i n S © ' w e a t e r r
i
n
*
b
r
a
n
c
h
e
s
a
r
e
a-,
a
e
t
o
l
i
t. iv e r a , ’ y
v a *e entrance. TOO W e s t 2 2 n d . Phone
fa
c
u
lty
,
w
ive
s,
stu
d
en
ts,
A
v
I
W.
a -3 it H5 or 5 3-3 ' - ti.
pl.'- '
'.A R A G E room with p rivate ha'b
m err •e « at v. c. • .
' ••
- grega.a Lorn <amp a. 12-).""
. West
rd, e e r r
J X M K N — T w n beds p riv e t* n a 'h and tiona Ch .rch St
I '.,|7 W hi?I*. A-3 I I 4.
T u e sd ay .
I 30-4:
and
at
the
5,
en f a n e I.icier.- maid s e rv ic e , y a 'a y e
p. rn
I h-ee
A.so sh are room w i'h f i r * ’ - en- atu der • Praxes « rd K ith . 6 '©
V x i ,-l’A L one- m o m
a p a r 'm e n ' . ,
flreho..r
esson*
(
o
v
r't©
.
firin
g
.
W
e
p
ain
t
maid
i vt- bath. kitchen, iarye cit.aet. New Tw in bed*, large c ©aet* mens.
s e rvice p ri ate phone arc. entrance, g a ­ e- e r thing ar, t match Fro- c - *et« M-*
f,
t
..
Ka*
wa k m *
distance
from
ils te i e A rm s tro n * . T eiet hone 6- 44 • a- ii
rage 2510 Seton A en e.
earn i * Phone 2-33x9.
6-3642.
<f
BAC
HF. L O R Apartment, for U n iversity
F R N I.- ti Kl* a pert m ent
P - iv s 'e ha’ h
stu dent, h€wiro*)m.
study, pri­
ami p - t r i n - c Utilities pa!'! Alan room
Typing
vate bat n. a ir r • ied , maid ser ine <»n<*
with
p - 1 ate h a th and en tra n ce. 60S
blocs north
of the
I n ive rsitjr.
Cal!
p r bi . h are. Ph<>ne 2-0603.
2-1740 or cad a t 2619 W ic h "a
T Y P I N G D O N K a t home Fa**, a c - ira*#
Ph o n e $$-3971.
M KN STU D EN TS
double room *. O n e
Furnished Apartm ents
sing le
w ith
’ win
bed*.
lavatory.
large closet*, q i c
home. 10 12
West. E L E C T R I C T Y P E W R I T E R
These., i v e F F F ! I E N C V ap artm ent- o re - oek w e *'
2 3rd. T elephone k-0591.
booas, theme* Reasonable ra -e«. 53-2378.
of
G uadalupe
a" I
h i*
Idea!
for
at
en- co 1pie <r sin g le mar.. N e w ly
N IC E
Q U IE T room. 3 w indow s, o t- B R IN G Y O U R typing to 2! ;* Sw ^her.
re. :©" r u e d , c l e a n a n d n . c e
I i v i n y room
a .de door. Pol)-bed floor. In n ersp rin g
M -* W ei h. 7-” . 5.
w ith H
woo.) bed I "o k« n ice eno yh
m attre **.
Hatn ad joining . G arag e
No
•o e ntertain. .Separate kitch en w ith r e *
amort
ing,
5
3-2
5
9*.
T Y P IN G
N E A T work
Pick ,p * e rv i'# .
S e rv e ! apart rn.
ra n **, 'ii* *ira in. I til2-96d 6. 2-4 ; 53.
itie *
paid
A pa 'm er.'
'
Down s'aira.
F O R M K N : D o , b e room w ith p riv a 'e
3311 K in g S t. 145.00. Phone 6-0533.
bath. 2719 W h i t ) * .
my
nome.
G ail
T Y P IN G
DONE
in
5 3-3546.
TO W N A N D COUNTRY
I
2 be r. ■
:• irtm e n '*
we
*■ - QU I KT. A T T R A C T ! 7 K room for Grwd
a-e g irl *• dent or profess o u i woman EX P ER IE N C E D
TH ESES
etc
C a lv e r, «e • »r : I ' L e r a it ' apj>m eed for
n pr a'© hon * S h are bath w ith one
* ity
neighborhood
M r*
R itc h ie .
h
M • P
•■ ' Manager, Apt
person Toone 6-5966.
2-4945.
30
E . 34ih. G all 2*1-7155.
______

C r y - " ',

3. Perform

wi

J 7 tn ro .jjh M a rch X. P *e s a m ia a tio n s i n t h i s a e
n the R ce i * t r S - , ( ) f 'ir »

ti*

B R I D<» E S

ra d s .. Beb .arth.
from
to to 5 p m

rn .

For Sale

Rent

Hnv *

campus.

D O W N T O W N K IN D ‘ R G A R T h N 4 ■© BL
T W O S T O R V apa'
* 4 h»droom home
2nd, 2 -* 5 6 • e , per ie nee,t a d ir a 'e d d ay
-e,-. ,deq m .M v o e O « v « i e n L X r f i . t a
preferred
5405 I.am ar, t hone *-l I - care
-■
r.ew bnt'Kt
record*
toy a, c h il­
drens fu r n it u r e
fenced, - * da * $- 50.

I N lv K R S IT V Ga 'a y e ap artm e n t. $40 ©0.
Mea e x tra
U M Tom G reen. M r*

1. In c itin g
2. Upon the
top of

W M *X W

c

m eeting

Tv
t>

Houses for Rent

A.
ROOM > KOR
fu :;r
() ne sing ? fourti

owe -

' n , .a-

Th# l.er.era

F tp e rie n re d
2 . aA51.

T W O N T E I A ' f i m "hod w o - ro o ia
m a n 's w ith p r iv a t e I ait h W - . # *
f...m
I • ar*I'M . $46
a© I IS S
I
; * j ri
% W a*! 2 I at or re .. --S240

I ^ 10 ( o n g ^ * *
JI -2 7 5,

33 A benign
tum or
35. Chinese
silk
36. N ot
better
37. A hard,
valuable
wood
38. A spur
wheel

DOWN

M S

For

up the

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paper that the E n iv e r spend ng
$25,000
fo r
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Instruct or a W Mer .hafet y, and f u r
sw im m ini certificates of the American
p..,) i rosa a
he - - -'I T h e co u rse i*
open to h o 'h me, sn.) wom en, and wt

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th e c e d a r posts and w ir e w h ic h
a re su re to s u rro u n d the-e p la n t ­
ings be d ra p e d w it h g » v b u n tin g
to c o m p le te th e
o e a u t if icati<
•
T h e s ilv e r po-*- w ith m a tc h in g
c h a in * w h ic h a r e used to p r o p e r ­
ly ro u *e th e s tu d e n ts in som e
a re a s o '- th e c am p u s, a re o b v io u s ­
ly s u p e r io r in ben .t v to th e c e d a r
arid w ire co m b in at os, but I su p ­
pose w e m u s t a
c o n s e rv e n w n
the p eace and ti
c out o f *he

21 HT w ill be a v a ila b le to atu*

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6,548,000
Anre® m il 'o n

Ma y I f u r t h e r r e c o m m e n d t h a t

ir it the se. ond se m e s'e r T h e co ,r*e carn e * iw o h o i * cred it on 'h e sophom ore
... „j i n
lie p a r' ment of C h n « » "d

waanqi-

tr o u ­

a te f.

pretty

a

eat ion.
A N N A H I -S. D irecto r.
P h y s ic a l T .sm ing fo r W om en .

fcd.

D om

d a y i.Ian-

f r ft r n

(iv rn F> hru «rv 4 an

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s
p lan ts,

K. B E N N E T T

dents and mrrnHera of the fa
V rid */

sheepish*

ly .

’ ne R u ^ ia n s

T H E E D IT O R
I retie© i by y o u r S u

F * b ru * r ,

y o u 'v e

to less th a n

u a ry

F e n ce s , Fe n ce s

'h* »t'h«

e arn e st i v :
“ L is s e n
b u d d y.
We
know
y o u 're p u llin g a slit * one so m e­
how. B u t if y o u ’ll ju s t te ll us
nu,at it is y o u ’re g e ttin g a w a y
w ith , we w o n ’t book yo u . < onie on
g u y, ted us. J st wo a t * it y o u ’re
sm iled

«»tur< l«v.

th in k

cent n y

Sr

Hoi .nj Ficamination wt
V Hall 20 a on F rU »

N o t a thing.
A w h o le mo 'n w e n t by th is
w a y. T h e g u a rd s w e re b e co m in g
q u ite f r a n t ic w ith in te re s t. They
wu re p r e t ty su re th e fe llo w was
g e ttin g a w a / w ith so m e th in g , hut
th e y couldn't, te ll w h at.
F in a lly th e y co u ld stan d it no
lo n g e r, lin e n ig h t, a-- th e w o r k ­
m an ta m e to w a rd th em w ith the
w h e e lb a rro w lo aded w ith e x c e l­
sio r th e y -topped h im and said

ste a lin g ’ ”
T h e w o rk m a n

He dealt

i cl a (

S I O LEN
T h e r e is a story c u r r e n t ly go in g
a . m ud
i w eb say.
■’
Du
a
b e n e fit o f the jo k e ) a b o u t a w e l k ­
in,rn o ve r h e lp in g to b u ild the
n ew
Jo u r n a lis m
B u ild in g .
It
-eems ’ hat eve! ■ night he w ould
w end u h -t th e litt le g u ard house
w h e e lin g sn fr o n t o f him a w h e e l­
b a r ro w lo ad ed w th e x ce lsio r. N a t ­
u r a lly th e stalw u t g u a rd s w o e
su sp icio u s,
and
th e y
se a rc h e d
th ro u g h
the g x c e is io i
c a r e t u .ly .

S o m e d a y , I suppose, one o f th e
g e n iu se s o f th e re a lm w ill tu i n his
a tte n tio n to th e m a tte r and com e
uji w ith a lin e le ss re g is tra tio n ,
W h a t a th o u g h t that w o u ld b e!
J u s t im a g in e not, h a v in g to stan d
in lin e fo r h a lf an h o u r
Jo n e s ,
y o u ’ll n evi i get th is n e g a tiv e iii
ta n g le d -a® yo u
cun t p o ssib ly
com e up to the la d y an d h av e h e r
d ire c t you to the o th e r lin e ( “ I his
is I , th ro u g h Z. ) w h e re y o u
w o u ld n ’t h ave to d arn ! in li r e for

Ik ju

re c o rd « r o t *b O ’.e
I * d e se rve s some
f or
his
e x c e iie n t
e J o pane-e P e a c e

FLO YD

TO

you

Ir e .and

ma or p ■* ca. d e f e a t
w h ic h
he has re c e .v e d the a c c la im o f
s.im e o f his s t if fe s t o p p o n e n ts.
A t least, th e re h av e been no m ore
I e so lu tio n s in tro d u c e d in to ( onjf r ess d e n .a i lin g r. - re s ig n a tio n
and re c e n t y s e v e ra l R e p u b lic a n
S e n a to rs p ra ise d him fo r his w o rk .

t h I % d r iv e l, I* Ii i *c t yo u enn t fin rl
a
rh y m e
fo r
o ra n g e .
T h a t ’s
“ lu a n g e .” A n d d o n ’t go a ro u n d
rn u lte i m g
“ m o ra n g t,
g o r tn g e ,
)»oran g e” u n d e rn e a th y o u r b re a th
e ith e r.

So

bles la n d in g a m an , g i r l s '
In Ir e la n d , 65 p e r c e n t o f th e
people a re s in g le . F e w e r m en a n d
w om en m a r r y . n lr* ar I th a n a n .
o th e r c iv iliz e d c o u n t r y on e a r th ,
s a y * R e v e r e n d J o h n O ’B r ie n o f
N otre D a m e I D iv e rs ity .
A * a r e s u lt, th e p o p u la tio n o f

me

•

D irina

T h e g t o j p o f A m e r ic a ’s th rte< n m ost dispt r -able p e o p o , *«lee ted I iv a na* onal ve s t- p o c k e t
m a g a z in e , m ay he q u a lifie d , b u t
I b e lie v e th a t th e re can c e r ia .n ly
be an a lte r a tio n here and th e re .
In p a r tic u la r I quest or te e s e le c ­
tio n o f S e c r e t a r y o f S t a te D e a n
A ch e s o n . P r o b a b ly no o th e r S e c ­
r e t a r y o f S t a te has been fa re d
w ith the p ro b le m s and re sp o n si­
b ilitie s tnat. ( o n f r o n t M r. Achen.,n. H - w o rk h a * b ie n h am p ered
• y the d ivisio n o f th o u g h t in ( " f i ­
bres* and ’
’ •> little d e g re e , the
a c c u * a !io n » o f S e n a to r M et a r th y .

W e ’ve
o fte n
w o n d e re d
ju s t
w h a t so rt o f people it - w ho go
a ro u n d
fin d in g
w o rd s
w h ic h

se m e ste r, it see ms, leg *
has to com e a lo n g and
c o lu m n is t s h a v e to d i a g OU’ ad
the v a s t cro p o f old puns ahong
“ the lin e is b u s y ,” o r “ hold tn a t
lin e ,” o r
w e ll, m ayb e the cro p
is n ’t so va«t a t th at. I he f a c t does
r e m a in , h o w e v e r, th a t re g is tra tio n
is h e ie a g a in , ju s t as c e r ta in as
d e a th and tax es.

W M H

TO T H E

r e a so n

duct.

Eve ry
Is tra tio n

P L A Y IN G

D ean

:n bar I , we VI lik e to list th e folowirsg w o rd * fo r p o e ’ s who n n g h t
h a v e to rh y m e so m e th in g w ith art
{ ' I T o r F ( K E D so md
D u ct, deduct,, o b s tru c t, a b d u c t,
n d u ct, m s u fr u c t, a q u e d u c t, in*
n‘ i
'
w ia o ic ti c o n d u c t, rn.scon*

here,

keep

n o

KERSTEN

DL

Ju s t in ca-" it should ever con **

co untry’ ’
Now,

take*

can

place

lea*t

of

Gla**

But the fact remain* that
the number of medical grad­
ates in ID ID was Ie than
in Hits, when our population
wai Jess than three fifths of
what it. w a * in l f 49. Iii
How a rd A. Husk* et) air man of
til** Health Resource* Advis
ory <Inmmitten if the
of Defer se Mob) /.at mn, I a
estimated the deficiency at

now.

THE

A

r h y m e

“ I t ’s a il rig h t to stan d in lin e
b v y o u rs e lf,*' w e m u tte re d d e fe n ­
s iv e ly . “ W h a ; h u rts is w h en you
h a v e h lo t o f people in fro n t o f
yo u to keep yo u com p ar V.

over

\\ e fa c e a «ei iou* shot ta*re
do cto rs.
I he
c o n tin u e d
trro w 'h a n d
in. rea-in^ lo n ­
g e v it y o f th e p o p u la tio n , th e

JO N I S

(Hid

al

O nly then w ill von be ready on election

S h o u ld M e d ic a l E ducation
G et W age Earner Subsidy?
.if

BO BBY

•o m e w h e r e

B ill

Th,* article t»y S e y m o u r
Harr* appeared in th* cur­
rant Reporter Mainline.

Lines of Thoughts
On Lines, Rhymes
Bv

candidates.

already. I t ’s the last day.
T h a t’ll place you roughly h alfw ay
toward where a voter should be by elec­

C o n s id e r in g

I

asked to rate the education th e y
have received so fa r in c o lle e n
Seventy-nine per cent of the w om ­
en *a.d th e .r education has been
either e x cellen t or good, hut om y
TO per cent of the men ra 'e d
th e ir education* hig hly. The agg re g a tc : 57 per cen t good, se ven ­
teen per cent excellent.
T w en ty-th ree per cer t shrugged
a f f th e ir education a- “ f a ir ,’ and
only a h a n d fu l term ed it “ poor”
or o ffe re d n/i evaluation.
G O O D B Y E IR IS H

An-^erx
fell h e a v ily in 'he
“ good job a fte r co .©ge ’ bracket.
Ttr n•» Ed'to*
— OO per c e rt.
w
- .Mer •« go to col egeT
The in tervie w ee s w e re n ’t m uch
The r n . e t fa cto r, according to
impressed
with
the th irst
fo r
a pa U .a 11' released (T e x a n , .Jan.
k n o w le d g e exhibited b y th e ir f e l­
15) Associated C olleg iate Press
low students, however, since only
po.;, ,s ir e hope for a good jo n
eleven per cent repped “ desire
a fte r co leg*-. Fifty- th re e per cent
! <r rn re knowledge.” A strong
of the m ore than 3,000 student#
fourteen
per cent answ ered
it
in tervie w ed gave that r<-a->n.
was the thing to ic. Husband or
Second most popular answ er in
t r.<
• “oast to-coast surge
was a w ife h in t .ng d^ew the ro d from
o rc ou* o f tw e n ty , w hile eight
“ c e . re fo r more knowledge -— TO
per" cent thought parent*' wishes
per cen*. These answ ers were v i r ­
ca med most pe-pie to go to col­
tu a lly neglected: “ *o fin d a m ate”
lege.
(tw o per c e n t), ‘‘it wa* the th ng
A senior co-ed at an unnamed
to d o " (th ree per r e n t ', a n , “ the
achoo! said: “ Men want a job,
parent*
wished
it
(four per
c e n t). Tw o per re n t gave rn.1 e - women w an t a m a r Anot he r co**d sa.d she <i d n 't w an t to end up
laneou* other reason*.
sci jblun g floors. F o u r students
8t.uder M
were
then
asked:
said th e y ’re in college “ to p ay
“ Vt hi 'n of t.hfMe reasons do you
fo o t b a ll' and seeera
more said
fp*. fps best, {< '■ *r.e n.a o n ly of
th e y ’re
-st try in g to keep out of
college
s’ jd e n ts ?”
The
'iv e
*r.e army.
in, r <-1 r toe ^rece'ung query
I- the *,*. i.e po. s' identa vere
w ere re neat ed.
By R E S S

ata* on. th e y 'll roll.

N ow the original rule-, patterned «t*f

demand-

M o s t Students A im
For G ood Job Later

r

t ion.”
\V< I. if th e y ’ ll reach the

cost me some votes!

S e n a te

r n

w ell-tx*-ted regulations used in other
states, are shelved in fa vo r of more leni­
ent rules that won t make people mad.
The G overnor commenter!: “ It now ap­
p e a r that the inspection requirem ents
\ ave been red . ed to a rn r im im, and if
a -a r w ill roll it should pass the in*pec-

p o lit ic s ?

Th is week, for example, w e’ve had the
interesting

o

e

A C P P o ll

s . (>u«7.

L

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Down

Quill Features
M cGregorStory
T he »tory of S t u a r t M cG regor
as e d ito r of the T exas A lm a nac is
told in the J a n u a r y issue of The
ill, official publication o f Sig­
m a D elta Chi, m e n ’? jo u rn a lism
fratern ity .
M cG regor, a f o rm e r U niversity
stu d e n t, and the firs t m an to re
ceive a m a s te r of jo u r n a lis m deg re e here is given much credit
f o r revival of the T ex as A lm anac,
As a publication of The Dallas
M o rn ing News, it had been disc o n tin u e d by the p ap e r in 1914.
Whhen
MccGregor
b e g a n w orking
ork in g
W
e n
M
G r e g o r began
on t h . N e w . in 1323, he im m edia te
te ly
lv se
je tt out
o a t to
to con
c nvince
G. R
P.
ia
v in ce G.
Dealey, News p u blisher, t h a t the
A lm a n ac should be revived. Most­
ly th r o u g h his e f f o rts , it wa? r e ­
vived in 1925 w ith M cG regor as
ed ito r, a position he has held since.
W a r n e r Renberg, r e p o r t e r on
th e New? who w rote th e Quill a r ­
ticle, says M cGregor has consist,
y >• • I I
en tly ref » d editorial a??,stance
f o r his publication, ever when
T ed Dealey, p re se n t p u b lis h er of
th e News, th r e a te n e d to fire him
if he d id n ’t accept an assista nt.
T oday, he still handles hi? m ultiple
chore* a i«'>r.«••.

GREG SCOTT
BALLRO OM

DA N C I

SCHOOL

OVER TEXAS THEATRE

7 9439

Tho

Dr. Tom Duke Weds Martha Wingate
In Amarillo Double-ring Ceremony
M arjorie Wilson becam e the
Elizabeth Lenora Longino a n d
M a rth a A n n e W in g a te was m a rPol l y Lou Si mon was m a rr ie d
brid e of Th omas Harol d Hayni a E u g e n e Field* McGuire w ere married to Dr. T om W hatley Duke to Robert Go l d wm Li vi ngst on De­
ried in a double-ring cerem ony
in a d o u b le -rin g cerem ony Decent- c e m b e r 23 at th e home of the J r . D ecem ber 27 in Amarillo.
J a n u a r y I. The bride g r a d u a te d
Mrs.
H
aynie
g
r
a
d
u
a
te
d
fro
m
b er 23 in A m arillo.
b r id e ’s home in \ i c t o n a by Rabf ro m M cM urry College, and the
Amarillo
High
School
and
A
m
a
r
­
The b rid e a t te n d e d L indenwood bi R o b e rt K ahn.
illo College. She a t te n d e d th e U n i­ b rid egroom a tte n d e d th e U n iv e r­
College, St. C h arles, Mo., received
*
sity.
a degree in jo u rn a lism from th e
The e n g a g e m e n t of Vi rgini a versity of Colorado and is a m e m ­
★
b e r of Alpha Chi O m ega sorority
U niv
ersity,
a
n
d
did
g
r
a
d
u
a
te
w
ork
K
„
bow
to
Ll
.
Wa
r
r
e
n
C.
M
o
o
r
.
at l i ff a n d
niversity,
a a m giuuuave «
herbow
ut wa
u. m
, a t t e n d e d th e UniverFranc!* Virgini
Ratl
Virgini a R
n itre c i t y G e o r g ... She t a , been a n n o u n c e d by h e r f a th e r. Mr.
H Jn
pM
» t the
is
m bb ee rr ooff Delta
Miss K erbow is isa a g r a d u a te o f Kappa
.J a
a m
m ee m
Delta Gamm
G am m aa sor
aor: •.... f ra te r n ity . He iis, em
emnloved
com
llis-'
cember
ber 16
16 aatt St.
St. AAnnddre
reww’s’s EEpis
ployed
ority and C h a p te r Z, PEO
T he U n iv ersity of Texas. A m e m ­ as an e n g in ee r at the Silas Mason copal Church in Amarillo.
Dr. D uke received his MD de­ b e r of G am m a Phi Reta so rority ,
Mrs. E arly a tte n d e d Principia
gree
fro m
Emory'
U n iversity she is now em ployed in the o f ­ Company.
College, A lton, IU., and received a
School of Medicine. He is a m e m ­ fice of the S e c r e ta r y of S tate.
C h r u t i n e Carolyn Co nl y e and d egree in governm ent fro m the
b er of A lp h a T a u Omega f r a t e r ­
Lt. Moore was a m em ber of LeRoy La M aster w ere m a rrie d U niversity.
nity and Phi Rho Sigma, medical
E arly received his bachelo r s de­
Delta Sigma Phi f r a t e r n i t y at the N ovem ber 22 in P e r ry to n .
f r a te r n ity . He is chief o f the m e d i­
g ree from V a n d e rb ilt U niversity,
U n iv ersity . He is now with the
cal service in th e base hospital
The bride a t te n d e d the Uni­ Nashville, and his m a s te r ’s d eg re e
U.S. Air F orce a t P e r rin Air F o rc e
versity, Columbia U niversity, and from the U niversity. He is in th e
at A m arillo A ir F orce Rase
Rase.
*★
the U niversity of California.
real e s ta te investment, business.
T he sem i-form al, e double-ring
CorBetty
E
R® 1. 1 J
Ione vOdi
/ M . . rone
w « .v
«and
“
'
*
.
*
>J
I/a M aster a t te n d e d J o h n T a r l ­
*
poral T h o m a s O tto w e re m a rrie d ce rem o n y will be p e r f o rm e d April ton A g ric u ltu ra l College .Texas
Nita Ruth Baker was m a rrie d
D ecem ber 22 a t the Congress Ave- 25 in the chapel of th e Austin Tech, and T exas A&I.
Robert Howren Nu nn
to Reuben
.
nue B ap tist C hurch in A ustin.
P r e s b y te r ia n Theological SeminD ecem ber 23 in the H a r ris MemMrs. O tto
a tte n d e d
Kilgore ary.
B a rb a ra A nne Howler was m a r ­ orial Chapel of the U n iversity
J u n io r College where she w as a
*
ried to Ens i gn Richard Virgil M ethodist Church.
m em ber of A lpha Phi Omega and
P a i n e Ho n e a and Jack S c h u l ! ,
Child*, USN, D ec em be r 23.
They are both g ra d u a te s of the
la ter a t te n d e d th e University fo r w e re m a rrie d in St
Andrew' *
U
niversity
w here Mrs. N unn was
The
bride
is
a
senior
a
t
Mary
two years. She h a s b e e n em ployed Episcopal ( h u rc h in T ort W orth
W ashington College of the I ni- a mein b e r of Alpha Delta P i and
by the J a c k A lex a n d er Com pany, on D ecem ber 29.
Mr. N unn, a m e m b er of Sigm a
C orporal O tto a tte n d e d the UniT he brid e a tte n d e d the U niver- versity of Virginia.
„ ...................
... New
Childs a tte n d e d th e University Chi.
versitv of A rizona and the Uni- sity and
Finch College in
v e r i t y o f C a lifo rn ia at Ix>s A n­ Y ork. The b ridegroom is a g rad - an d is a g r a d u a te of the US Naval
Thel ma Di ane Lapin is en gaged
e l e s . He I
em b er of Delta u a t e of th e U niv ersity of Texas. Academy a t A nnapolis.

V

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^

P lan s f o r th e W e stm in ste r S t u ­ d ay, F e b r u a r y 21, the services
d en t Fellow ship J a m b o re e F e b r u -j w ill be open to all at the Univer­
a r y 9 a r e b e in g p u t into action sity. The Tower chim es will prob­
by new ly a p p o in te d com mittee
ably play hym ns b efore each pro­
heads.
g ra m s ta rts , said Miss Miller.
to A l vi n Howar d Wei**. They are
The m o tif o f the J a m b o re e is
T he o b je ct of t h e program ,
ju n i o r s tu d e n ts a t th e U niversity. to be th e old W e s t and the Gay
W eiss is a m e m b er of T au Delta N ineties G olden Horseshoe. D ia­ which is non -d en o m in atio n a l, to
Phi f r a t e r n i t y .
m ond Li I a n d all th e trim m ings 'to provide an o p p o r tu n ity for
a r e to be in c lu d ed in th e p a r ty , stu d e n ts to p ra y a n d meditate.
Earl i ne Mil stead a n d Frederick which will be in T exas Union.
T h e r e will be no s e rm o n — only
A r t h ur Winchel l will be m a rrie d
The c o m m itte e cha irm en a r e :
on February 16. Both a tte n d e d re f re s h m e n ts , D ave B rass and Bill rea d in g s of Bible s c rip tu re and
th e U niversity. Miss Milstead is M odrall; p r o p e r tie s, Eddie W alk- a p p r o p r ia te music.
a | U b E . rly J , , w ere m a rrie d De- a Chi O m ega a n d V\ inchell .a a
i er, Jo h n C lary, and Jo hn Eckm e m b e r o f K appa Sigma.
h a r d t; e n t e r t a i n m e n t , F re d Klaus,
The a C appella Choir, th#
D orothy K re a g e r, an d Bill TieP a tr ic ia H arm o n , New B r a u n ­ m a n ; publicity, \ an Shaw and S tr i n g Q u a r te t, a n d th e B rass
fels, becam e th e bride of John A r t h u r A llison; and reception, Choir will provide th e music for
the services on d i f f e r e n t days.
L a n g s t o n J r . , U n iversity p re-m ed ­
R euben Cook. J im m y Biggs is in
Radio House will w rite t h e
ical s tu d e n t on D ecem ber 22.
charge.
s
c
rip
t, co-ordinating the music
T h e bride is a g r a d u a t e of
a n d readings. M embers of th e De­
S o u th w e s t T exas S ta te College
E ach of th e f o u r vesper se rv ­
an d th e bridegroom received a ices p lanned f o r Religious E m p h a ­ p a r t m e n t of D ra m a will provide
b ac h elo r o f art* d eg re e fro m The sis Week will use a d if f e r e n t s ta g e settings, which will be k e p t
sim ple, w itho ut id e n tifica tio n w ith
U n iv ersity of Texas.
theme.
an y faith.
“ God in F a i t h ” , “ God in L o v e” ,
B e t t y Jean Lenz a n d Allan E u “ God in L if e ” , a n d “ God in S e rv ­
g e n e Kubsch w ere m a rr ie d Deice” will he stressed at d if f e r e n t
AUSTIN
c e m b e r 23 a t C oncordia Chapel.
services, said Olga Miller, m e m ­
W ELDING &
Miss L enz is a g r a d u a t e of A us­ b e r of th e sp ir itu a l p re p a re d n e ss
RADIATOR
tin High School a n d a tte n d e d the co m m ittee w o rk in g on the chapel
WORKS
U n iversity.
MOO VV S i b S t
p ro g ra m .
Tel 0-3 7 3 3
Mr. K ubsch is a g r a d u a te of
To he held in Recite! Hall M on­
C o n c o rd ia L u th e ra n College.
day, F e b r u a r y 18, th ro u g h T h u rs Sarah J e an e t t e EIM* and John
E. Mort Jr., w ere m a rr ie d D ec em ­

b e r 26 a t the home o f the b r id e ’s
p a r e n ts in F o r t W o rth .
Miss Ellis was g r a d u a te d from
t h e U n iv ersity and w as a member
of Alpha O micron Pi.
M ort also g r a d u a t e d fro m the
U n iv e r s ity ; he is now a m e m b e r
of tho S ta r -T e le g r a m news sta ff .

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vjirl, Leap Year
A Man,
; pi us Red Tape Marriage

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and Bobbie Ann D un ning w ere
m a rrie d D e c e m b e r 26 in an in fo r
mal d o u b le -rin g cerem o ny in A us
tin.
C orp oral Swenson a t te n d e d th
U niversity. He is now statio n e d
a t R an toul Air Force Base in J
inois.

The p a r e n t s of Janet Koch have
.nnounced the e n g a g e m e n t of
th e ir d a u g h t e r to Rabbi H e r v e r t
M. Y a rrish of Miami, Fla. Miss
Koch is a f o r m e r U niversity s tu ­
d e n t and m e m b e r of Alpha Epsilon
phi so ro rity . The m a rria g e will
take place F e b r u a r y 24.
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Jewish Rabbi, ju d g e of the District
or County Court., or any justice of
the peace in the S ta te of T e x a s”
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Cost of th e c e rem o n y is up to
the individual. T here is no set donation. T ravis Blakeslee, justice
of the peace, said th e average is
between $3 and $5 b u t it ranges
from $20 to n o th in g in his court.
T he bridegro om m u s t he 21
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parents. The minimum age with
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ent*? have re q u e s te d t h a t a license
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C om eth leap year. And if you
get hooked, fellows, th e process of
g e t tin g the tie bound isn’t as
simple as it m ig h t seem.
The firs t r e q u ir e m e n t, besides
a co llab o rato r, is $3. T h a t ’s fo r
th e license. A medical e x a m in a ­
tion and blood te s t for both p a r ­
tic ip a n ts m u st he p re se n te d when
b uying the license.
Form* for the physical e x a m in a
tion are available a t the C ounty
C le r k ’s office or from any doctor.
T he same d octor who gives the
physical exam in a tio n may also
give th e blood te s t or it may he
ta k e n a t a reg istered la b o ra to ry .
The m a rr ia g e m u s t he p e r f o r m ­
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blood test.
A license p ro c u re d in T exas is
good a n y w h e re in Texas, bu t a

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Frosh Co-eds H o n o re d
By C o ffe e February 15
A coffee has b e e n planned by
the Co-Ed Assembly for firstse m e ste r fre sh m e n girls and tra n sf e r s tu d e n ts, S h i r l e y V an W orm er,
tr e a s u r e r , a n n o u n c ed .
The scheduled d a te fo r th e eoffee is F e b r u a r y 15 in the Main
L o u n g e of the Union at I to 6
p. rn.

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The a n n u a l C a n te r Club horse
how has been set for April 20.
Miss Louise T eixeira, club sponr and m e m b e r of the W o m en 's
Physical T ra in in g D e p a rtm e n t, a n ­
nounced t h a t ev ents will include
e q u ita tio n , p a ir class, h u n tin g
class, an d ju m p i n g class. A tr o p h y
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H isto ric a liy -im p o rta n t s t o c k s
and bonds signed by ea rly -d a y
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e t t and Richard Ellis, p r e s id e n t of
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Ann Chandl er P a g e was m a r ­
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J r . in San A n tonio d u r in g the
C h ristm a s holidays.
Mrs. Rublee is a f o rm e r s t u ­
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E ig h t U niversity stu d e n ts and
f o r m e r s tu d e n ts will ta k e p a r t in
the G alveston Mardi Gras festivals
F e b r u a r y 23. T h ey will be p r e s e n t­
ed as m em bers of the C o u rt of
K .■ g F riv o l o u - XXVI.
Jo y C hapokon and Helen Steele,
who is enrolled in the G alveston
m edical branch, a re the s tu d e n ts
a tte n d i n g this U niversity.
F o rm e r stu d e n ts who will a t ­
ten d a r e P a ts y Mf Means, N an c y
C a m p b e l l , H iidegard Jo n e s, Ellen
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F o r u n d era g e persons a n o ta riz ­
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d ia n s’ consent is requ ired. It is
n o t necessary to p r e s e n t b irth ce r­
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persons involved m ust sw ea r to
their nges.
E ith e r p a r ty or a frie n d w ho is
willing to sw ea r to the couples
ages m ay buy the license,
All employes of the < l e r k s
fire keep blank licenses at. home
and will issue one a t an y tim e,
if medical exam ination papers arc
in order.
A f t e r the cerem ony is p e r f o r m ­
ed, the presiding official r e tu r n s
the license to the C lerk ’s o ffic e to
be recorded. A nytime a f te r th a t it
m a y ho picked up at the office.
C ertified copies may he o b ta ined
fo r $ 1 . C ertified copies are given
free upon re q u e st to the \ eterans A d m in istra tio n and the arm ed
forces which m u st have a record
to m a ke allotm ents to wives of
m a rrie d servicem en or v eterans.
The couple a re legally m a rrie d
as soon as tile cerem ony is finish­
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ta k e to have it recorded.
No witnesses to the cerem ony
are legally required.

An initiation d in n e r fo r Psi
C h a p te r o f Pi L am bd a T h eta, h o n ­
o r association for women in e d u ­
cation, is p la n ned fo r F e b r u a r y
Typin g Optional
I i. Dr. L. D. H ask e w , dean of the
No Symbol*. U**-* ABC'* For Busine**
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no charge* to blanket tax and
season ticke* holders, Put other®
w ill pay $2.40 admission.

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A few years ago when hadim an
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anos, m usicians were for the most
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anos.
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(brass and the A m erican sport*
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Mi us Dodge, a*-: tafJt ro o f' or
of dram a, has been a m em ber of
T hey first transcribed for four the U n iv e rs ity fa c u lty since 11*44,
pianos the ( sharp m inor w altz The annual dance concert, v h ch
by Chopin which wan acclaim ed she directs, ha* become a regular
bv a group o f m U'iciaris and c rit­ part of the D ep a rtm en t of D ram a s
ics a'- a successful opening o f a schedule. In addition, M r
Dodge
com pletely i <-w field in music.
teaches d am e dram a c o u rt's al
T oday the program s of
th** the I n iv e rsity, which is one of
Fir-! piano Q u a rte t v irtu a lly co v­ the few schools in the c o u n try to
n dance
er the whole I tinge of music from o ffe r a degree plan
Ham eau to G ersh w in . A t the end dram a.
Miss Dodge m ajored in dance at.
of a yt
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the be?
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radio concerts.
course in the fam ous W ig man In ­
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ear'- production
w ill be the “ P y r r h i c d a - cr in
the second h a lf of ti e show.

DANCE COURSE

J h e (D eJih ij J la u n q e

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Miss Dodge liked W ig m a n 's so
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years and was graduated w ith fie
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F o llo w in g g ra d u a tio n , he da <
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to Sweden "n e month before w a r
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T h e re she taught for a '.ear
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” . . . I w onder if you re a lly
(C o n tin u ed from Page I i
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student publications to be better . . . D on’t you think that if we are
I hail ours because of any non- to teach the a le rt and fearless
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the Board of Stu d en t Pu blications
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assuredly a ct w isely in
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choosing editors of the three pub
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what students a ie th in kin g
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M em bers o f the Board o f S tu ­
ears, the elective process -and
dent Pu b licatio n s ate O lin H in k le,
the independence a u to m a tica lly a l­
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“ I believe the Board of Student
T.
S.
Roussc. speech;
G el aid
Pu b licatio n s w ill agree that this
B la n d a , student assem b ly; Donna
U n iv e rs ity ’* publications
should
G am e lan , assem bly; Ru-s Kcrxten,
continue to he leader*, not urn
T e x a n ; W a le s Madden, student
ta te r*.”
p resid ent; C harles P is to r, < actus;
T.
A.
Rouse,
pi o ff sor
of and R oland W ilson, Ranger.
speech: “ I would have to have
Non-voting members a»e .la k
some reason* w hy that system H olland, dean o f m en; H a rre l l,ee,
would he better than the present edito rial director of T S P ; ( ’a
one. I d w ant more fa< ts before N ew ton, busine®* m anager of T S P ;
I ’d be fo r it or against it.”
and B rad Byers, Texan.
G ra n v ille P rice , associate pro­
fessor of journalism and form er
(A d v .)
T exan editor, in a le tte r to Dean
N o w o tn y : “ I'm disturbed bv the
note in yo u r (the D ean ’s) letter
whit h indicates you feel til*’ Board
has recently tai en ihe first step
in that procedure.
A ttend
Austin's nu st o u t­
“ I f you re fe r to the creation of
stand ing and progressive bu si­
the position of m anaging editor,
ness college. Ap proved by me
app ointive by the Board, in place
S ta te D epartm ent of E d u c a ti rn
of the e lective associate editor, I
as a Business Ju n io r < ollege.
think you w ill find that the mem­
\pproved for V e te ra n T ra
bers responsible fo r the change
mg. C la r e s beginning rn all
regard it not a a step tow ard an
subjects Fe bl la ry I th. D a y and
appointive edito r hut hs a step to
night classes.
preserve the elective editor.
G reg g S im p lifie d and R e ­
“ . . . I think it is already pay­
vised .Shorthand, T yp e w ritin g ,
ing dividends in be tte r news s ta ff
Accounting, C om m ercial L a " ,
m orale and in enabling both edi­
O ffic e M achines, Applied P ytor and managing editor to keep
choiogy, F ilin g , etc.
up w ith courses w hile d irectin g
A No S P E E D W R I T I N G , the
the paper.
fam ous system o f shorthand, in
i i i w eeks; no signs or sym bols;
' M * m * ’ i n Union Monday
easy to w rite arid transcrib e.
The Texas U nio n w ill begin the
W r it e for free catalogue and
S p rin g
Sem ester
free
movie
fu rth e r inform atio n or call
schedule at 7:30 M onday, with
D U R H A M 'S B U S I N E S S
“ I Rem em ber Mam a. ’ The proCOLLEGE
du lion starring Iren e Donne w ill
inaug urate a schedule of fifte e n
shows in the I mon.

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C R P IT O L

Including Eye Examination

Q u arte t in D M a jo r. Opus

The Houston Sym p hony O rches­
tra , u n d e r the baton o f E fr a m
K u rtz , w ill p erfo rm in Hogg A u d i­
torium W e d n e sd ay.
The
C u ltu ra l
E n te rta in m e n t
C om m ittee w ill sponsor the pro­
gram.
W id e ly acclaim ed as o re o f the
c o u n try ’s best, the H ouston S y m ­
phony date/ back to 1913, w hen
an ensemble o f 35 player* wa*
form ed under the d ire ctio n of
Ju lia n P a u l B lis t.
K u rtz , the- present cot ductor,
was horn in St. P etersb u rg , Russia,
and studied at th*1 S t Petersb u rg
C o n se rva to ry. H e conducted the
S tu ttg a i t
Ph ilh a rm o n ic,
th e n
toured w ith the fam ed b a llerin a
A n n a P a v lo v a a/ her principal
, conductor.
He came to A m e n a from P a ris,
where be w as d irecto r of the Bal-

I* is One of the finest exam ple*
Adm ission to the con cert is 75
T he q u a rte t is composed of of th.s celebrated m aster, who is cents.
members of the I n iv e rsity of A la ­ known as the te ach e r of S tra d i­
— I
^
'
vari.
bam a string fa cu lty .
C h ic a g o C o lle ge of j
The viola used by H e n ry B a r ­
O tto k ar Cadek, the oigam za
Cion’* leader, wa/ recently
p r e ­ re tt * a modern in stru m en t con
old
s e n t e d w ith the priceless Stradi- stru tte d , how ever, o f v e ry
variu s vio lin , made in 1718, which wood on the exact dim ensions of
(Satmnally Accredited)
he has u->ed in conceits ever since the Despard <la Ham viola played
\n outstanding college nerv­
by
Louis
B
a
d
ly
of
the
Plo
n
z
a
ley
he wa- fir-1 violinist of the fa ­
ing a splendid profession.
It. na- the deep
mous N ew Yo rk S trin g Q 'ar*et, S trin g Q uartet
D octor o f O p to m etry degree
alto
q
u
a
lity
so
desirable
in
the
1919-33.
m th ree years fo r students
tonal
balance
of
the
The rem arkable c a rry in g flower delicate
e n terin g w ith six ty or mure
string
group.
and tonal beauty o f this in stru ­
sem ester credit* in specified
A b e a u tifu l cello made Ic- the
m ent was commented upon when
L ib e ra l A rts courses.
Mr. ( adek played in the huge Ita lia n Prossenda in 1830 com
R E G I S T R A T I O N F E B 25
outdoor bowl of toe N a t mal pletes the ensemble. It is played
S tu d e n ts are granted p ro fe s­
ny M a rg a re t ( 'musty, w ho has ha.;
Music ('am p at In terloch en , Mien
sional recognition
by the
igar), last. gummer. He serve* as wide experience p layin g in N e w
u . S. D e p artm en t of Defense
and S e le c tive S e rvic e .
conductor and head o f the violin York and elsewhere.
The program w ill include the
Ex c e lle n t clin ica l fa cilities.
departm ent
at
this
n a tio n ally
A th le tic and recreate mal ac­
tivities. D orm itories on the
campus.
C H I C A G O C O L L E G E OF
OPTO M ETRY
2 3 1 3 North C lark Str««t
Chicago 14, Minor*

pyxArnut

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a

Alabama String Quartet
Plays Amati, Stad Violins

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Regular $20.00 Value
Single Vision Glasses

Dr.

I

done in 1
1845
off the
dune
8 )5 style instead o

usual 189b fashion, w ill be lead by
B e v e rly K irk la n d , who w ill play
rococo suite, w ith music by T ar* the g irl, A lton R u ff, who is the
t ni,”
M is s
Dodge
sa d. “ The hero, and C laude Fa iso n , the wil­
movements w ill all be v e r y tin y liam
The last dance is b u ilt on the
and asym en trical. N othing i< f,a.
a n te r i.'B u t in contrast, the third for rn of a r« instrel sr ow.
T here w ill be 14 dancers in ti s
dance w ill bs done in the (/rand
M anner, renoir ./cent o f the co u rt one
4 g irls and 12 boys. The inof Lo in s IV . It w ill contrast w ith te n o r .tor (m an who speak* bet- p tw o previous dances n th at it tw een tee acts I w ill he f laude
is heavier and more earthy-’
Rats n. Ja m e s C o ch ran and Jo h n
An
o ld fa sh io n e d
m elodram a, C la rk w ill be the end men.
second

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PREPA RE

a p a t-ty N O W !

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ty o f VV icons n several years ago,
M i** Dodge met M sa An? a H iS .
d ire cto r
of
w om en*
phyaical
tra in in g at the U n iv e rs ity , and
was p e r*ja d ed to come and teach
her intel e stirg technique in mod­
ern dance here.
F o r this ye a r's dram a, Mi.*, a
Dodge l as incorporated the idea*
and tale n t* of vario u s member*
of the dram a arui music staffs.
F o r instance, the firs t h a lf of
the concert wail bt c a rl. E .g h ’
♦•arith C entury
.n n a tu re , with

fo Be Used
February 13

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