represented at the unusual special C%uethe^irifiigg sessions-called to discuss the pos­Reed. QuillifcmV rtbVe "to "make concerning candidaW tat sibilities of disbanding^—voted to majorreforms jp ar^wherewe 'this Would be dono( h^>\««id, bgr allowing afr leksi' abolish the, long-standing Greek have been most^criticized." Quil* political group*-The" motion was liam, yTheta Xi, .proposed that nomination* time' and finil tion of candidates.^ ">} made, by Jim Leonard, Phi Kappa Clique representatives be ^selected Tau. After* by their respective chapters and heated; discussiOn^his ''pi^poiiliThe KeW practice of chapter sew ithat these delegates convey' to" the passed 21-1," f:-j*. Young Democrats Tuesday night, John Selman,, LanSbdstjchi •and Wednesday the action drew livened the'xdebat^'by! poq> _ ^ WwctaC; accusing the Clique of beings sharp.^-criticism from .'^Governor ALL ABOARD for the Varsity Carnival parade.^ **" mately 1,25 cart firi&y at*3:30 p.m. "EaeK of the" in the recent elections, which wi Allan Shivers. -« Grata Nissen waif* for Martha Ann" Nichols tp swept by the,-Student l 40sor«ri+ies and jraterntties entered in Varsity climb aboard so the Alpha Phi's can get just In a press conference,ShfveVs -; * »• all races thatching Clique aad Carnival'will >':;' script," Shivers declared.. He' add were then-forced-back from-their ed that members of the group had at 19th and Guadalupe at mid­early vantage points in the middle trahce to t^e lumber yard. But tmrt^iothing would ever atop 1 night Wednesday. within *o *hot it drove fire-the-idea lupe and extending to SanJacinto. ,, ten by Long. to be de­silon, said would tend of Charlie's.produce could be seen to small fraterw|| The list,of judges is almost eom-sources. "We would have been glad to stroyed.' Three*~ears parked at the men'back almost out of range with give men from in the hands of those' who braved The parade will run down the plete. Judges include Dr. Joe B. Others are Capt. F> ®-Grain, Shivers'' idea rear «nd side of their hoses. nities: a chance to ~ be elected, have Governor on the yard were the heat and smoke., Drat, following the same eourse Frantz, assistant professor of his­USAF, assistant: professor of''air the script, but he doesn't seem burned. chance they have "lacked in. the ­ The ladder on one truck was aa the Round-Up parade until it tory;B. W.-Cass,-assistant profee* science and tactics; Charles Rob' to pay any attention to us," Mc-•• * • :••-* • • • "Let's have a-rally," was also past ' //r reaches Ninteenth. From there to sor of drama', J. D. Matlock, of erts, director of University Veter­Knight said. "Our attempts .to heard from students who poured Discussing next year's political" g Austin; and Lt. T. W. Littleton, ans Advisory Service; Kiss Jane reach him were totally futile." into-the^area-from^alt-directions. situation, Dfck McKaughaii, ^slta ^7Fifth the parade will follow'Gua­USN, assistant professor' of naval Schoonmaker, instructor in physi­The mock convention was sup­Many of these istudents carried Sigma Phi, said the Clique should dalupe Instead of Lavaca as did science. cal training fori women; and Mrs. posed to, follow a prepared scirpt Swing-Out Rehearsal hose for the duration of the fire. go into the Assembly «lectk>ne' : the Round-Up parade. .Breaking Also Miss HelenFlinn, assistant Hennes, of Houston. -Radio House had two announc­with a full slate. His aim appear«J,; until the time of the.actual vot­ ers making an on-the-spot broad­ de­to be direct opposition td tiie Sttti "w'point fdr the parade is in front ing. However^ rather" heated Thursday at 7 by Main cast of the happenings over local dent Party-administration of Riishr. of the" Capitol at Eleventh and bate^ not according to-the script, stations. Moody and Ralph Person. arose when Tom Affleck made his Congress. Rehearsal for Swing-Out will all women's campus organization* A police truck with its loud Clark took the opposite'view speech foraiMininstructed delega­be held Thursday at 7 .p.m. on the will be introduced and -awards speaker systenrbegan about 12:46 that the Clique shouldn't fighttion. / , •< V > J ; A P2s ir sf1' ^ , steps of the . Main Building. AH telling spectators to move away against Moody and^ Person, -att ac­ and scholarships won by women The Vote of the convention was junior and senior women may par­from the fillingstation, warn­tion that would do student gov­onr ,i,7?3 ia.favor of a delegation in­ticipate-in-theceremony a n d all year will be presented. ing them of-falling sigiis and fly­ernmeni-no^ good. He aaid &eri structed to -Vote for Kefauver, should attend rehearsal. Music on the tower chimes will ing glass, is no doubt that the0 majority ofMcKnight said this does, not in­Line of march for the junior-herald the cereWny, which will people interested in student-gov­ dicate-that the Young Democrats processional begin with a short concert by the comes the -themselves support Kefauver. be outlined and practiced. Wom­Longhorn Band. Then recogni­Baccalaureate S«rvic«s system and that many deserving;A ticket to the Olympics for en leaders and new honorary elec­tions and awards will be made. Set for Sunday, May 25 Greeks will logically fit into anyonly $1.35! It won't get you a tees wjll"be given seating positions .Climax of the program will be administration. ;|or UT 'Olympics' senior^ opening will ernment from Greek pass to Finland, but you will par* on the Main Building porch. announcement of the Most "Out­University Baccalaureate ser­Roadman called for "positive, Everyone to Wear , standing Girl in Sunday, May ticipate in the most outstanding Although honoring graduating the University* vices will be. held not negative" campaigning i&: the night of i University sports, v women,' Swing-Out is a joint co­Chairmen of Swing-Out are 26, at 8 p.m. on the Main Btiild-fall, and urged the Clique to re­The occasion on May 7 at 0 operation of all classes. Freshmen, Jackie Keasler and Shirley Tower. ing terrace. frain from fighting anyone. , 'Howdy' Ribbons p.m. is T-night, sponsored annual* supervised by Littlefield Dormi­They are assisted by Miss Jesse C.-Read Grahberry, ehairman ly by eo-recreational clubs, par-; tory residents, fashion the tradi­Earl Anderson, •sponsor ' of Cap of the baccalaureate committee, "Howdy" ribbons to be . worn Student Sponsors tieipants in intramurals, and ten tional bluebonnet chain t>f crepe and Gown and member of the said Wednesday the speaker would ^*JS University of Texas Sports As­thi?^ week end have been distri­ paper, which is.passed each year ,Dean of Women's staff. Other be chosen within a few days. sociation clubs. At this time in­buted to most major housing units, from seniors to the junior vclass. Swing-Out chairmen are Margaret Commencement exercises will be tramural trophies will be awarded Sopohomores, particularly Orange student president Wilson Fore­Scarbrough, mechanics; Ann Ros-held at the same place at 8 p.m. and new UTSA officers installed; fWO DAYS LEFT to decide who you wont for Varsity Carnival man said Wednesday. Jackets, serve as ushers at the borought programs; Ruth Hendler, May 31. Will Meet May! . il Deadline for obtaining tickets Queen. With your;ticket and auditor's receipt you can vote for program. Seniors and juniors take residence contacts; Ann Courter A new foreign' students' spon­ The 5,000 white ribbons ^have la-Friday at 5 p.m. in Women's Myrlene Anderson (left) Gamma Phi Beta,-or Claire Hiett (right), the major^part in the ceremony and Eileen Friedman, publicity; Ex Edit* Educator''* Mttiui'n* sorship program may'get a big' been distributed ; to .* co-ops, fra­ I . Gjrm 105. The banquet will be Alpha Delta Pi,' or one of the other nine candidates as you enter itself. Jean Welhausen, seniors; Annetta Hollis A. Moore Jr., Austin edu­boost Thursday when represents I prepared, cooked and served, by the gate; The location for VC has been changed to thp parking ternities,' sororities, and -the wo­New and old officers of Cap Clark, juniors; -Joan Kaufman, cator and UT ex-student, has been tives from about a dozen fraterni­the Home Economics Club, and lot behind the men's dorms. . men's Tri-Dorm area. Silver Spurs, and Gown, senior women^s class public relations; Mary Lou Weide-made associate editor of The Na­ties, sororities, and other campus ' the money will be used for.their Cowboys, and APO'a will mati organization, will be seated on the man, posters; Angie Strassman, tion's Schools. He is research asso­organizations meet to leam about scholarship ftind. booths on the . main campus io porch as will new and old mem­finance; Jerry Woods, special ciate for. the Southwest. Co-oper­ distribute "Howdy" banners to Thursday's meeting Is' impor* ' bers of Mortar Board and Phi church services; ushers, Delores ative jProgram in Educational Ad­ * . . . Mens Dorm Residents students not otherwise contacted; Beta Kappa. New presidents for Russell. tant because we need the applica­ Bar Auociation EI*et» .i',r i'& ministration at' the University. tions immediately to get the stu­ .Robert L. Steely was elected dents here by next fall/' Kay president of the iTexas'Studejit Tutt, co-^airman of the Spoa? Both Porties Convene Soturday Give Phone Gripes Bar 'Association^Wednesday.^||||j sored Studenta'Copmiittse, Said; ^ Robert McLeaish is the" The organizations whjch al-' vice-president, and Gordon Fate, ^ By BILL WRIGHT the same,'every attempt should be ready have the information are secretary. . Heavy crticism was directed to­made to give substantially equal not being asked ^ to attend,-but There Vill be''a runoff from ward inadequate -telephone facili­service* .>•' v r we'll have the1 answers, to any 5$ • 8-11 Friday between Bofr Boykin questions Thursday," She said* X ^ ties in men's dormitories, at the "We are not planning anything aad J. K. Taylor for the office The . committee hopes to get1of chairman of the Honor Cotm-Grievance. Committee meeting at present," said Helen Deathe, Thirteen |ap-and-go'wned Mor­the work of Visor in confidence In 1922 the Dea^i of Women The national organization of more groups , interested at the m Wi e& Wednesday.. supervisor of the men's . dormi­tar Board members entered class­meeting today at 4 o'clock in Un-. and secrecy,. and . worked only sponsored the establishment--of Mortar Board developed in 1918 Committeeman Foy° Clement, tories. She explained that plans es Wednesday morning and iwith through other groups. The only ion 315. ^ _4/ ! ehapter of Mortar Board and aince from-efforts to join outstanding eM with . nineteen to Imim' Topic Under ittdy. also (Ja, dorm resident, reported had been offered to improve tele ,them • took new mark of their membei^hip was a the work of Visor and of Mortar senior girls all over,,the country Sponsorship is be for nine . members into the highest honor­months and ^will consist of room that in several instances, only steel visor worn as a badge on the Board were similar they united by who were working to serve their -The Great Issues Committee phone service, but that students ary organization for senior women and board, or part of it if two. j will meet"Thursday afternoon at one phone served 40 students. He euf^j>f this left sleeve. 1933. universities* , W$' were more satisfied with what who have shown leadership, schol­organizations work out a joint­4 in Texaa Union 311 to ehoose then pointed out that women's1 they had. .«» arship, Vmd service to the school sponsorship arrangement Organi­ * topic for next year. Chairman dorms now have4 phones in every throughout their college years. zations may designate the type ofThe Committee'reported that anFoy Clement has urgently room, concluding that since dorm re­Those who were tapped and student desired as to nationality^ quested all members to attend. rent for both men and women is effort to -provide more lines who donned the mortar board: religion, age, etc. ' through.a central'switchboard had Georgeann Beene, Dorothea All arrangements and expenses^-! been attempted this fall btit had Bachemin Dishough, Caroline outside room and board. will be. % /?-9'/T} „. B// a Dowell, Martha Harelik, Jo Al»n taken care of by the International 'Abeen, rejected by the students Hyltin, Sue Kauffman, Mildred Institute for Education,>an agency l/i/hat Kjoed ^fcrere themselves. Rudy * Mueller, , a Klesel, Jiilie Lockman, Gloria Mac­in New York backed by the Carne-: Prather Hall student, pointed out rae,' Bessie Meek, Maurine Mitch* gie and Rockefeller Foundations. ; that such a system wouldr' have I S-ri^ind^ 1-6—^Demonstration of 5^—Sidney Lanier Literary Soci­ell, Marianne Morris, Shelby Reed, "Today's meeting is open to aiqr­ --new business machines, Wag-ety to near talk by Miss lone meant--the elimination of " room Ann Rosborough. Dolores RusiselV one. Further information foy' any-'-/ -gener Hall 301. . -Spears, Alpha Delta'Pi house. buzzers and that the men had Virginia Warner Tiemann, Billie one unable to attend may be ob­ t-fi—-Election of'pharmacyv «Cfi-preferred the buzzers to having <5—Careers Conference supper. ^race tJngerer, Shirley* Van Wor­tained from Joe Neal, Bob Apn-­ one phone on each "floor. -cers in front of pharmacy of­dier, and Sarah Jane Weeks. strong, or, myself,^ Miss Tu^ wjEf. University Presbyterian Church. fice. ' Fred Kessler, chaiirman' of lie Reactions were' Varied by the 7—Practice for Swing-Out, in i Exhibit of student art,-Y Committee, explained that each ones who were tapped. The black­ -front of M!ain Building. \vimz. Hall and Music Building loggia^ dorm is dhlded into four sections' robed members astutely' ferreted T—Transfer ~ Committee. Delta 10-12 and 2-6—Art exhibit, La-with one telephone in each three-out where each of the new pros-; -Gamma gona Gloria* J' floor, and two in each fourifloor pacta-would be at the tipping hour, 10-12 and 3-5—Art exhibit, Ney 7—Pharmacettes, women's lounge section. He commejftted • that a and marched in single file to Musenm. / • Texas Union. similar condition,in" the' Womenfe place a mortar board oh the hon- tao and 0:3th«' {midcil^o^Po(pres • Chamb(S«.5Ni^^«iTiibe^n6itac^tijred is^ ^ ^lS®SWSS#^iner ar oanipoa organiaatiOBSy eHte Iva& Rossell, Julie Lockman. Mildra^ Klesel, Marianne , hp S^9 mm m ft -p ik-fs S N ^ away w|en "HA# *4t iTIttittontvfe eefflded. Viramontes J mIIIWWI B|»itt«>lli w*»tt-scored • wwneBt latfcr on' *wmI where to back u* the play, endhis v ^ ' in diving tea nipped the slidfnr 9„*r 1>1CK WI1XIA1HS ^grnelinf W««t '*ieterjf !«•« Qafe* ^pearad *$ ha*a\ fd'* dari' nsneieltataif toe' m* Bjrals'seeond Wt night :b4U^# ?enidt ehots iw^eomrtst*ni, ai4.;#lni«!rt ov^SorrieanfOriando .Oaandftr ' Newman threatened In the sec­Somrall walked with two out, They m *4 fi^h IMmm. Aiw c^siis Court*, la i«vt ,ymn of in 'tha1 eaatasl Hw^reaw ond inning wW*#«y p«t tiro stole-second end third, bat rw*re tenni* Oatea it Crarilnuat Unm CBba*-* -Direetftrp tha T9ACA compertition, the Horrieanee Wen drop four match points before^he P^jT^tA £ on baser with a® one out, feet left-stranded when Jodie Ashby ^ A&fa Ua ,l«Me & tha: M'-­ *u»rill bo» down to hang tip filed out. ^ • s ^ nndefeated? won hie fifth. In the eecond set h> a sorjnriaa mora, pot Chariea Bludwoffh steaded hia greSmd wan! Thr^etngies and one Rubles a 49* Bill Harris^ t tha nwiher ana ^a» three straight strikeouts. In the From thetf' atith the inifl^i, 4e 1»Q^y Loafhorjn held Bludworth in num­rtrakwii wWI# tha n'a mmr' < gumralt was tsrachedfo? 8 hits serious scoring menace el the •ion bf batters waving at third Longhorns, as they equeeted (if the retriever, captured Ute next into the number-four slot. , Barnard Gerhardt abnoet equal­ing in Austhi Saturday; fhe Florid* craw for a 4-3 wfo* fiarria* attaHa play ef the la** tiio of game*. led Bludworth'e comeback feat Discussion will tftf-around a*4rtr<iyiiii 1 ill)ii«?in »nf>" CoughHn walked with on* out, h«l lift Aart^ aa ha lost * wed only 2 Mts tnd cot it -^ The twpquads lead IfatJJfd for; and Jtalph Villafranea laid down over four Julian -74 set battle ta lUamfa fptj! SlwTSSTs&IS nldo^if^ "In the Class B final game, both hoars''when Sid*Kv>* Slants bant which third baseman Gib n, v 10-8, i-«, M."GerhiHfdt felt, from eoaclv ap# »f the tertwelafa i the winning ran wis icored Delta Tan Delta and Westminster Oates and Bill Harris kpoeked Dawson threw i*to right field, a 94«dhrantaf» in «he third «et, at && annual high aehoel mufc'j bygPE fiprt «ufk«r Jimmy Vir-got six hits, but the Delta made off Miami's Don*Kai*er and Jerry amo*tiktt> r three rani in the last inning to proximately 200 tennis fans who M. It wae Harfis' yea^f dink... Could Bass Before'56 that had him pat in^ fk< num» ^ *a Chieafa, Hoah Tht -throw to .third, baseman Vlr*monU$j win. I hate' nearly filled the stands earth­ Cooghlin was'"itt' time/ "bat the *r«w. «f ; J I:-ier in the afternoon were gone/ While at Victori»»JC last season, her four position; i^aad-«l tha NCAAfaaid DmM. Ik \y-%^ * he was ranked third in the nation Diek Smitht playlnr ntunber da/ that it wfll make^ an inquiry Sitmr«])< p iiil Oak Grove swept both Class A. The Miami clash was the ' Virftfeg I^gwaHave 5m« Afhbjr.e „ s o i» Oklahoma has apparently 0 ent contract expire* He'eaid tha ly won it 10-8* IN 6 WEEKS Tottl* v S 4 Conference had notified him to eor lor Saturday-^-at Waco. The twin* No Surprise to Bible «» O J Bludworthand Gerhardt gave Seor* br Innlne* t plan the series, if it i* renewed. bill was ordered to -make up for 001—1 Keister and Garrido only a slight »rt: Oklahoma U/s announcement homa there, 'then we will line up the match rained -out here April 11~ bitter IIWII ~ui;• w :> . _ soo^-e A prescription for fol-battle before succumbing 6-3, 6-2. Wednesday that:the Texas-Okla­another suitable opponent.'* awi^B^s^Ltras owerp of both schools who have The Harricane duo got off ta : homa football game would go on The current T?xes-Oklahoma . Original anderstanding was ^s^sss!-j^rsistsz come #ohoosa the Oetober trek rainy start and never relinquish­ a h'ome-and-home basis after the series in Dallas haji been uninter­ to Dallaa as ihe one "must" of that the gsopr would not be played ed their lead. I960 season came as no surprise rupted , since 102$, Before that, the year. The" grid classic has unless necessary to decide the sif*S(MttoAjitbiy . to University of Texas athletic Texas was meeting Vanderbilt flourished in the 'Cotton-Bowl, team champion. Then some : soul officials. Although Oklahoma Athletic has become one of the great inter-braved cobwebs to unearth a Con­Chicago Collogo ofTHERE ARE GOOD-PAVING In a fiense, the annual game in Director Bud Wilkinson's state­ eectional rivalriea of ference ruling that rained-oat or JOBS WAITING FOR YOU , the Dallas Cotton Bowl has been ment Tuesday night to a Junior the nation. otherwise unplayed tilte must be ^ More often than not in the past if so, you'U be happy and iw» -^fThere's a qoick, easy way for played on borrowed time since the Chamber of Commerce group in played at the schools'^ next OPTOMETRY tteved to know that AUitd Van jnfti to get a good-payiflg Job. . Big Sevtn Conference passed a Oklahoma City • had a note of 4n< four years it was the » Xoo «en team "Speedwrlting,1 ruling against oif-the-campus in­aljty, University of Texas officials 'game of the week." For.Long-ing. ' , : (Rationally Accredited) right here in town. As agent* for Ah outstanding college seTv> the m o d e r n« nationally-known tercollegiate activity for its mem­aire hopeful that time might alter horn fans, it is perhaps more All of which favors every te^m A/^*erf—theworld'sforemoat tag a splendid.profession. shorthand in only six weeks, at bers in the late '40's. Special per­the situation;" Wilkinson said un­eagerly-awaited than the Aggie bat Texas in that Coach Falk has long-distance moving organiut* Doctor of Optometry degree Durham's Business College, in mission tg continue play in Dallas qualified Tuesday, "The Texas festr but one good toied-andrtrue pit Matthews. outftending three do so in the neutral site ruling, mate Raborn strom has an Saturday the Frosh diamond sqnad man mpynd staff. In ttje Flyer/ but as they say, a let eould hap­ will meet the Baylor. Cobs at Clark last game their pitching trio eonv? pen before 'M. GRADUATING? Field. 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That's'a why fevReOrOatlOii after 1&« «^dent» katl Louise "Tex" Teixeira, swimming '^Ifcosciantille portion of the att-thecoorte *i anerehitee-: laaiaatkeeOtteao pepttla* tuneong frieY»dly,!nformsl*t-*akpon«M ** the vOUeyball tonr-and tOtonis instructor. are hostess-sr mm ^f|U|Untreraitjr Ibrparition will be tuxal student » tferoogh. his ft«e students andfaeutty nenbere.-tttnde,M 'r1 namentt Miw MaHf-Itobb in-•«. ^ \ -w/' _ pong and . dim to At public bribe ftdm y*a»fii tbe lehiol. Tbediapbye Under the Co^Rec program the ,l Elbeo kallari from Manila said, tMtneai a Itanenl Friday night Mrs.;Chapman • recalved ^ onv Of wQl feature abstract design, ar­ ,«e about 200 separate display* Women's Cymnaaium is open to "I like to develop skill In too**, '«o-x*miNatof yrograaM^SMPi : the first degrees'offered by. the tional Association of jC" «ach I i tponeoted bf numerous depart-chitectural design,JmLft dates, boy and girl stags, married Aspfceially badmintbn, and ekjoy jfiithon^i''^ waa-'not naw^tegn-University in piy»ical. e(Jtl«lkt}o«. students, a«d smaU ndfi mad eoll«et»^th« Univer-piaft'of ad^l^# ' •"'» ""5^ < students, sodal group and mem-getting acquainted with othet stall larly, it proved so succesftful that Mrs. Chapnian m»t ,T^: »tyfr*'•'( from 7:8Q to,10 fan.-for swim­'^^Mhed tirday afterhoon programs were taught. When MtsrChapman came -Unions. W. D. Brattki'SMMeant to forcee. «f «be Air engines, and many other items will ming, badminton* table tennis, swim suits it the gym or they ean combined with tournaments in six to the University in September, the dean.of atudant fife; Molly*if »«ee and Kicy ROTG wSl »!>*«•-found outthe exhibits. archery, shof!leboa>6»vv fencing* Win* fhefr ewit, . M. sports to make up the Co-Rec ac­1948, she uiped Miss Teixiera to Moffett, «^aili|,.^^fttee^cbs^«< aaesle aodd reproduction of Besides tin exhibits, two dupli­and WUaybal^ Ther^are^facQities From 75-to.10ft fnn4oined(|v«[8> tivities. This year for the first come with ore. Miss Teixlera, a nun,.andJim^l^sk,^reo:4^e^ ourattnfy ^ f the ampfeibiotu assault at Inchon, cate general career conferences for square dancing and If enough ually participate'in the sptorts^ time the Saturday sports were dis­Boston University graduate, is committee'chai|tt)lWik ah increase in f Jt ?'Ko«B. • 0t& wiD ba held in the Union Friday* , iio raaaM^ 4t-wiU be started.., The gym will be^ open for'Co* continued because of : l%ck of stn^ from New Hampshire. representatives.' ** Branchim* iatothe mystical, the rt iy»Jtt;ia>d Sfttiirday.at 10 a.m. Co-Rec has mixed, tourxuunenta R*b each l^iday night from now dent support.' s. -' More than "700 contestants'par­ Depargpent of Chemistry^will sothat all visitors stay attend one ids volleyball, tennis, table tennis, Jitter Nolen," union director f-shew illusicms such aa eoffte flow-ortha other. through the first week of finals. > Co-Rec is sponsored by the ticipated in tills year's mixed Co-said the unions "today ,either help i*ed. rf-> f .W/1 >admintonr bowling, and-softball. The Co-Reci program ilartid in Dean of Student Lift and the Rec tourneys/ Trophies at the an­ faff from a ipiffot attachedstoimp* tipiaautittm irom the , Dean The aports are more social than thejtudenM^iHiifcui^ai ph^« The eonventloii: 1946 when a mixed yollpyball Women's Physical Training De- nual T-Night banquet May 7. thingand a chemical garden that of Student Life's office and the intramurals and theinformal basis of University life«..er are used to Oklahoma grows Iwtot th« observer's eyes. RGTC will be on hand to guide ef "for the fun of it" gives people it'm lure studehis in antf ehsir£% them $4.5 siQlion ' ' An electrical wiward of tic-tae-prospective students in registra­a chance to get acquainted. First-Spring Tun» ot WglUr to get out. tives frpmmoye too, named "George" and ballad tion procedure. place trophiea are awarded to the frrT.-a^Es'St :n One of the ^onveption speaker* ahd universitiea as "unbeatable," is one ofthe winers. TTie runner-^ap and consol argue4 that a director should " Ideas ^ exhibits shown by the Department aUon winners play for the,second understand student. psychology ing and to bo\4iscaensil at' of Engineering. Others are talk- place trophies, and not be merely »' businessman­Union .retreat May*28 and S|9» i Randall Disproves ink skull, "Twaie/' the electronic Mrs. Viola N. Garza, assistant iHKi ~ W4# ager. One of the union selection ,of ^ turtle, and a thereniin, ooaree of to the dlrector of the Intemation ANN KROCHMAKlf Many students expressed a wil­the building.of a sewer Une'down ed at the conference has 'm\ 200­ the "mystery music" popularised al Advisory: office ana a tegular room .hotel, 18 pin ball machines, by recent movies each as "Spell Co*Rec participant, said it's her The 'warm breezes of spring lingness to aid in such « program the middle of the creek* Th^ *ffect Lincoln'Fables'; dress *hops^. a barber ^hOpi book bound." i . best opportunity for exercise. have caused students and facqlty but again the issue was put aside of this city project wasn't goo<£ stores* and other m'onr. PlosiOn tn a ceramics laboratory As part of 1the state-Wide Na­ • » V >{3 Ralph Steen, AAM College; Paul tional Association for the Ad­ 'Hello Sucker' Aids r }? t * •« Thursday, is reported to be pro­Adams, San Antonio; -and Mrs vancement of Colored People Con­ ' tA gressing satisfactorily. He was J. Bruce Duncan,-Waco, ference to be held Friday through-r Dr. Joe B. Frants, professor of Better Business injured in the face and eyes and Monday in San Antonio, Herbert Breakfast6:30 a.m.to1t:00a.m. r history, and Dr. W. J. Battle, pro L, Wright, youth secretary, Willis still in the hospital. fessor emeritus of classical lan meet with students here who areStudents of Radio House have ^e^»*Mee«»aeee*«^eeeM»wMltM«SM»*eM«e»i , Dr. Robert L. Stone, associate guages, were elected to the Group Choice of Chilled Fruif Juteo '; transcribed two programs to help interested in forming a college professor of ceramic engineering, of Fellows. Oislf ofChilled Fruit Cocbait chapter. _ In the Better Business Bureau said he did not know the cause of , -Two Orders French Toast 10^ drive for more members. The first Open to the public,~ thi* meet­ the explosion. "Collins wa# ^er-: Mrs. Stacy St—ring Large Order Fried Salt Poric mmMM 15# was "Hello, Sucker," which dram­ ing will be held May 6 at 8 p.m. forming an operation that has atised some faults in the auto re­ in the University "Y," 220 Guada­One Egg any Style Il» i 5-. been done many times in this lab­'Women for iko* pair business. oratory," Dr. Stone said. "No ex­lupe. Student organisations are One Strip of Bacon 07# Mrs. Gillespie Stacy has been being urged to send representa­Ameriean Fried Potatoes 12# A'^l' 'Ur Thursday KTlic will broadcast plosion has ever happened before. a Radio House program from the named chairman of the Travis tives. • fresh Baked Piccadilly Sweet Roll 10# i'A if ,4 "Big Town" series, called "Dona­County-Women's Division to elect Conference headquarters in Fresh Hot Coffee any time of the Day . 05# . - tion to Death," at 8:80 p.m. Dads' Association Eisenhower president. San Antonio is the Second Baptist "We're just a group of ama­Church, wheredelegates will tt- To Glvo Scholarships teurs in polities," she said, "but gister Friday.-There will be a pub^ Lunch 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Crarw's 'Rod Badg«'.. we want Ike for president. We're lie mass«^ceting at the church at The University Dsd's Associa being fought by the old guard on May 8. * To B« H#ord Today tion is offering scholarships of -GOP|factions in the county, wh Anyone interested is asked to Home Macie Vegetable Soup ]20. <4 Fried Cod Fish and Tartar Sauce — 38#: $50 per semester to Texas boys at present are in controj,-of"the oall Hayne Reese at 7-5928 or "The Red Badge of Courage" Chicken Pie with fresh vegetables —....... ~ 42# will be played at 4 p.m. Thurs-and girls desiring to attend the party." the Austin branch of the.NAACP i» V t Mrs. Stacy regiilered the 94th at 8-1932. * Baked Pork Chop and Escolloped Potatoes ..44# ^^ay on "Radio's Dramatic Best" University. Austin pledgrfor Eisenhower Sat- Pig Hoek and Lima Beans 50# in Texas Union 816-816. Bob Armstrong, association *«>e urda Pot Roast and Oratsing -— . 47# The Stephen Crane novel mis *?+}*-i adapted by Fletcher Market. It treasurer, has announced that sev­"w. Stacy's son, W. G» Stacy Baked Swiss Steak and Gravy ......... . 55# rS i : eral individuals and business of Houston, an ex-student, isstate $ was first heard in a CBS series ICICH New Potatoes and Graen Beans — 12# *}& ganizations have already.d6nated chairman of a Young Republican called "Studio One." Harvard Beets IU J?0f scholarships. Stoop for like. .This week's .show Is sponsored Dish of Stuffed Olives .... 12# & * i '&$$$ by the Radio Guild"and tbe musie Fresh Apple Pie '•e*«e«#»e*a#ee***i 15# committee of Texas Union. ^Ajtbean pm* will 1m a neethts ot Phsmtey #»1K «nd 0Mb at S p.i». oft Thttnday, Dinner 4:00 p.m, to 8:30 p.m STAFF FOR THIS ISSUE RENltY X. BUftLAOtf Dltn Nisht Editor BOB KENNY Cell*f« of fhartnaer Seafood Gumbo .. Assistant Night Editor PEGGY >EGGY LORD . A. L. Pm?, •uiMrtatmdttit of Edeoueh' Chopped Beef Steak Night Reporters ...... Tommy Thompson,, Betty Segal, EUs •ehoolt, C. t. Cffford,' -aupaHnten- Liz McCary. Ken Gompertztz, Bill Wright dent of BaymondvllI* ichooli, .and James Beef Stew and Vegetables Swan, principal of Pert Nechei aefiools, Copyreaders .... -Fred KSssell, Jo Ann Dickerson Beked Halibut in Sauce ....... will bo in the offieei of the Teaehcr Place­ Night Sports Editor .. — —Sam Blair ment Strvlee to interview re«iatranU in- Club Steak end American Friad Potatoei Assistants —... Al Ward, Jim.Montgomery, Jeff Hancock, tereatod In teeurinc poiltlon* in on* of the** aehoola on Friday, May 1, and Sat- Roast Leg of Baef Au Jus Dick Williams, Joe Moiby urday,|(wr t. Society XldltOF Gitta Locketivitz Taaefcar P)SMiK«nt Sorviec T Bone Steak — Ni^it Amusements Editor Bill McReynolds BOB GRAY. Director Ruffy .Mashed Potatoes and Gravy MSB HHBRp t i Continental Oil Coitfpany «lil inter, Stewed Blade Eyed Peai ——... view Mondat Sad Toeeday, May S and ^•"i-P^ecadilly' £alad Bowl — uuAOAim w S. in B. Hell:lit. JtiHlor .engineer* in torntod »tnmmer JOBS Fres^ Frozen Cherry Pit MMriiW C^sstafa fht •• ^ BrtBl# Ajrway»_ wiH |nt«rTi«w Thara­ itfi Ma* S. In B. W ilt, all ibU laterMtod In beoowins itmrtMw, Tako Advantago of Our CONTINUOUS SERVICE ijV <( s* ^"4' riMors, sad pcreonnel auLaagemeot. " from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Yoa ll See the _ ^ ftflilni, Waahinaton, D. C„ will inUr*l*w men and jrowen. Including Sunday* Thsradar, May 9, la 1fat«M«r BUI 116, -Js for rfWttl •orke.w, typiata. and iteno*> s sf AT TEXAS STATE OP raph*ra to work'ln Washinaton abd over afSS. iOK D. lpARItAll, 01rf«tor Student employment Bureau a . e WHERE PSyroll ehaeka and warrant* for the month of A*r!l will to distributed to Uni> YOUR VISION IS Terfkity atafl menibe^e on Friday. May i, dnfin* the twata front 9 to liMi ltil. C. a:8PAUMBUS0. Auditor OUR ONLY ;v*ss& CONCERN Ntw/y Oocorcrfocf , • KY^ EXAMINGD rMSm-A •OIASSSS rrmo , * 5k Sri BaflV the Baif Mexican Fbo^ • lAfYCWMTTttMt with Fast, Courteous Sarvica MY %U06ttdWN~$t:6o rn&vr * a 5 jt ^ i. rt fif i mm ^^ M ajrS® TEXBS STATE OPTICAL SDr. X. WitUM - M BC ' tm -Dr. V.U AUm WFOCA^ "jJiDr. a. J. K«««ra At l«w At -v^­ CAFETERIA Pr.W. B. PrrmUi MOUOIN»U0N i^y604 EAST AVE CONGRESS i ' -n i sf VM Phona 7-0253 M .iWx'H'r »ia s 'l3 H® II J«a.> ffiS^vp w££Mri& j^mradby, M«y T, f THE DAILY TBCAN $3 >v\i 5t *U , raesiotniT v»cc msioeHT 53FF 0^ "f H* WH*VH> VMM jweciMtaeturear «r*ri giiiii.iijMiiii.iii'Mijp .11 IIIH»'"B J tf"ffc*jr «« not, start it is assumed that the meeting *ffl delegates as the committee's r*. J¥* *#«*•»&«*»* 3™°™***-** eaniad on in a* orderly and pert. Th*,floor leader ,6ov* — JLUhlf*nmfrg H m*m> wm^t •—• %m V*^V3t?14'VX. „ , _ '< v«f of a political jwitr, who arc v»ww •+*<,* ma*. -n1 "** j?0t,ul^fTL^# <<41^ %wtO Mfn precinct suecees. _ ,c If year The motioi . ) j M.I**mA , -- .**? >*»«**** , »-r i II you are confident yonr group without amendments Th« notion .••—*—*••••-*•• •" — > • "'* -J' rfrrttf t»wT»tffn ?n n^n.?^ iff *U I hw ItOM w'nilJn % BULjoritJr it tfe. «w»«*tion, MeMuUd u4 pund if tktt r"» € ft* '^"'C5; ws •"J ^2^"Ss,J"-52asS' ssjaan.-*-**• » »-« «•.«-*•«•«»»«• ^«-««««.«»^ w «. * -, ^iw&$ a* s^ss^rss-MS T^rsras".^^ i^sr^ rttie«» Pttr ko.l.~, IncMliw Ui. wirntti.in..«f AM *"f.r"^°.' <"**'— fSfJlLnStlo»i-DMUJI,, th. cm ™u «t J5-~== ESS y»e naminc of a permanent chaijv and obewrebowyoo*pracinethaa «w ^«aBy opened, r,, nan, fa vary crucial. It fa known A. T«xm 1*W r«qutr«« politie*! ho"T disputing tho pltd^* iamie. «v*t* ***** leaned in the past That fa the point at which or-W s teet •ote, and civea stronc IWKHWTitNkt partis which a«nd dele^te* to Q* '* *«r »Alfc«r logalHr •«* When thera fa aufficfant time «nnfaatten inahaa itaeH feH> Mnch fa»du>«tione 'uf to hold precinct eonrentiona th® A, No. Th* number dosi­ resented. Try to \amend motionsthe convention. You would obri> of the dominant grdup so aa to o mr—r^r—-*+rr -Sa3 Q. Will there .he other to order and found that ererv i,^.n KKWCT taWrtl. ,-rt ' pS :#• del««««w <» OB elections of conventions officers .«h w «a um and prepsration of a slate of dele­ er complete, set «f conven-that a permanent chairman Q. What at* I d* if my grmmp J1 ber of your group on hand, who is gstes to the county convention. tions later this year. But these elected m b the aaiailty, and' wo fe^ " "'" Preparing the list of delegates is other conventions, held every two does not^^Tk1Xr^laI — V*r^m*nt»rrM, years, have • different purpose. precinct ehairman. aince aquabbles over «mvention a typieal example of convention that th« MiTwlioa is keiag raa procedure. After election of • a aafalriy er lUegatty? It must be remembered that the After the convention fa organ-* common. chairman, the floor leader!aligned A. You have tpro choices. V,\ our&e series of conventions beginning faed, it proceeds with the election group should wc*k «p, be--a, for# You cain stick it out and fight Saturday is that which fa required of dele^ates to the county conven-convention, a list of dele- °.yw»hly move,that the chairman appoint a the majority group as well as yon only in presidential elerthsiryear.^ tion of the party trnjl' committee to eompile a slate of are able# or you can withdraw Politics in this country is definitely your There is irtuch more to be done, and the first --Q. Who la a qaalifted veter? business as msy properly come ^7 convention. The group should delegates to be sent to the county your group to a nearby spot and business. Particularly in election years like jiteiSi in doingit isto attend a precinct conven­A. Any person holding a poll before it." also agree on someone for perma­ convention--also, hell move that set tip, your own %onvention. If or eertifl-the convention nent chairman, because that per­ the pr«sent, the typical citizen can do^ tion Saturday. . « ta* receipt exemption Officers of are the names of those selected be put you tike ths fatter course, how­ cate. required to keep a written record son's help can he a winning fac­ in nomination before th* conven­ever, b« careful to remain"strictly ^self and his country a dual servif^by keep-To many pcftple, politics is "a dirty busi­Q. How do I find out vrli*re mj *n«t if his ~Q. Whit^aheald I axpaet at tha Below are times and places of 30 Travis County precinct meetingsl Since people first started going to the polls snd ^ aanvantion itaalf ? remaining SSl One vote gave statehood to California, P^rtHn one or the «!v of both parties. Similar information on the county's .. other. - precinet. in case they are, work A. That is difficult to say, but precincts, nearly all of which are 4n outlying communities, is avail--! a single vote has often turned the tide. Ru­ Texas, idaho, Oregon, and Washington. And in trying to decide, you able at the office of the County Clerk (phone 7-6188)*therford B. Hayes was elected president by The Draft Act of World War II passed the should consider strongly which. I•.• DEMOCRAT fe' ^one vote. His election was contested and re-House by one vote. fikely presidential candidate fits • Precinet . Tiate ef flu* ef Precinct tjferred to an election commission. He won by. Htatory today might have been changed Na. Name Coavea. Ceaveatiea a single vote. The man who cast the deciding if these voters had said, my vote wouldn't ious presidential hopefuls would 10 Ward 2A 7:30 p.m. Calcaaleu Auditorium, S01 W. 2n<{vote for Hayes was a lawyer from Indiana count anyway.1 run the country if elected 11 Ward 2B 7:30 p.m. American Legion Home Q. Who call* tha precinct con­12 Wsrd 2C T:80 p.m. Casis School vention to ordai-7 18 Ward 3A 7:30 p.m. Court House, 98th Dist. Conr A. The regular precinct chair- Jmportant dates oa the 1952 if he wishes to vote in first Demo-> 14 Ward 3B 7:80 >m. High School Auditorium ,man.of the party, who shall have been duly elected or appointed. political calendart -cratic Primary. is Ward 3C 7:30 p.m. Mathews School Cafetorium Q. How do I know who ii tha MAY 3—precinct conventions JULY 26—f 1 r s t Democratic 16. Ward 3D 7:30 p.m. Brykerwoods School ragular precinct chairman? for parties wishing to send dele­Primary election. (Also Demo­17 Ward 4A 7:30 p.m. Universi^r YMCA .; ' A. If the information is not gates to national presidential cratic preeinct conventions). 18 Ward 4B 7:30 p.m. Wooldridge School *at Raise Costs, carried in the newspapers, on the nominating conventions. AUG. 2—Democratic County 19 Ward 4C 7:30 p.m. North Austin fire Statloh radio, or otherwise publicized, you MAY S—last day for candidates conventions. (Also Republican 20 Ward 4D 7:80^p.m. Baker School The Texas voter .fa now pro-The numeial on the ballot is Code which became law this year. ?»*y call the party's county chair-to file for places on Democratic County conventions to nominate 21 Ward 4E 7:30 p.m. Hyde Park Christian Chureh , tected by the "secret" ballot and npt wwtten down , in any way as The law provides both civil and man-Th« Democratic county chair­Primary ballot. '• candidates for eounty officers and 22 Ward 4P 7:30 "p.m. Baptist Chureh Sehool, Alice Ava. , ean -only be affected by a cou yres the previous case. The pre­man is J. M. Patterson Jr. (phone MAY ft—county conventions for elect delegates to state conven­ criminal perialtlea.' 23 Ward 4G 7:80 p.m. Ridgeton SchiSiol ^ -order. cinct election officers simply in­ 8-4633 or 2-9470), and the Re­parties wishing to send delegates tion)..­ Candidates must 24 Ward 4H 7:30 p.m. Rosedale Sehool t Previously (prior to^960)i dicate that a. person has voted in make sworn publican county chairman is D. D. to national prmidential nominat­AUG. 12— Republican district 25 Ward 5A 7:30 p.m. Saehgerrunde Hall [ numbered ballQi^lras issued to the election. They also stamp the statements of all campaign fi-Williamson (phone 2-0744 or 53-ing conventions. conventions to nominate candi­ • each voter with the precinct elec-date on beck of the voter's poll nances, receipts and expenses, at 3726). MAY 27—state conventions to dates for district offices; 26 Ward 5B 7:30 p.m. John B. Winn School tioh officers recording the name tax rsceipt or. exemption certifi-20-day intervals starting 60 days Q. I* it nacaatary to arrive at elect delegates to national presi­AUG. 23r—Democratic Runoff 27 Ward 5C 7:30 p.m. University Junior High'School ,, of .the person who received the cate to indicate that the person prior to election day. a precinct meeting on time? > dential nominating conventions. Primary Election. 28 Ward 6D 7:80 p.m. Zion Hill Baptist Chureh --ballot. ( . has duly Voted. ; are classes of ex­A. Yes. It isn't a bad idea to AUG. 26—Republican S ta te 29 Ward 6A 7:30 p.m. Govalle School There ten JUNE 25—last day for fornftr When thetVotes were counted Of cguite, the new Texaa elec-penditures a candidate may legal­get there early. Sometimes'well- Convention. ^ 30 Ward 6B 7:30 p.m. Rosewood Recreation Center non-residents and minors who (or if access to the ballot box tibn lsw permits the use of voting ly make: traveling expenses for organized groups end these con­ SEPT. 9—Democratic. S~t a te 31 Ward 6C 7:80 p.m. Anderson High School have become eligible to vote, by could be gained later) the num-machines in the counties that ean himself, his campaign manager ventions -hi a matter of minutea. Convention. 82 Ward 6D 7:30 p-n>. All#h Junior High School reason residence or Q. Should I go to my convention of length of j. ber of persons voting 'could be set them. up. t and assistant managers, and a sec­ age, to obtain poll tax exemption OCT. 4—last day for former 33 Ward 7A : 7:80 p.m. Palm School "oin my own" or in a group? r' r^ checked by comparing the list of The main purpos'e of the signed non-residents and mindrs who have retary; primary election filing certificates for use in first Demo­ 34 Ward 7B 7:30 p.m. Mets School > names with the ballots. ' stub Is for identification processes fees; clerical help; telephone and A. You would be most effective become eligible to vote to obtain in a group. , cratic Primary. 35 EastlstWard 7:30 p.m. Fulmore School The "secret" bsllot now requires.ill the event of an election contest telegraph tolls, postage and ex­poll tax exemption certificates that a detachable stub be included court. press charges; printing and sta-Q. Why is it very aiiential for JULY ft—absentee voting for tot use in November General 50 West 1st Ward 7:30 p.m. Becker School f first Democratic Primary starts. 51 West 2i^d Ward Zilker Elementary School on each official ballot bearing this FILING FE&S tionery; obtaining .nd compiling j;„j° • *'mein€t *onr<*' Election if they have not pre-7130 p.m. same number as that on the ballot. Another new legal aspect JULY 19—-Republican precinct viously obtained them, 52 West St. Elmo 7:80 p.m. St. Elmo School is Wof voters, canvassing voters, A. in Texas, where we dolt the stub conventions -feasant Bill School detachitf It after marking his bal­Under the new state election ors at the polls; office rent* ad-marv*.?re8,^en^ial-preference pri-chairmaii and name delegates to starts for November General rri^UBUGAN lot. The stub is placed in a sealed law, the filing fee. for candidates vertising and piblicityf kdJsrtis-T ^-Tl ' Election. -Preeiaet-'-----• Tisa« Plus container separate from the bsllot to be voted upon by .the entire ing'and holding political meetings, chanr« tn Vittnnii, unre?^nc*f^ .JULY 20—last day for voter NOV. 4—-General Election Day, The voter-signs and that of raised filing fees. and hiring watchers and «»nervis-i.*?' l^l.7n*" we qon t xonyennons to elect precinct OCT. 16— absentee v o tin g 65 East St. Elmo 7^0 p.m. Ward 2A 1:00 p.m. 815 Nuecea ' T votin* pr*r box. It is then delivered to the dis state was »pped from 500 to 1,000 demonstratfbns, and conventions and vire-nroaffionfui ^ov*' DEC. lS-^Presidential electors Ward 2B 2^0 p.m. 900 Theresa trict clerk and csn be opened onljUPer^'-The fee was fixed at five and payment of speakers and mu-for the mafor nartU? e*nd*^*^ «incMn ^Hr«f 10,00a oj? more to epmreii«:c«|'rAttt^^iastrjaeei ' Ward 2C ' j?:80 p.m. 2600 Tsnglewood TraS — by a court.order. ^^nt of one year's.salary, and sielaJs'and leg^ eou^! • * n ti t .. j . ... ;—•; •<" toral*-College vote of eolleetor for tians-•"••• -uuiks« TUW oi st^te :for _ auuc The container,is held for "60 ia paid to the state executive eom If I attend a convention Sat-fer to voting list of new precinct President and Vice President. Ward 3A 2:30 p.m. < Travis" County Courthouse days > by the distritft* derk^ If no mittee of the party. Ward SB 2:80 p.m. 560 West 18th ^contest is filed ..within 60 jdaysi It has probably resulted In driv­Ward 8C V 2:30 p.nt. 1504 Wooldridge Drive ^-% the clerk receives a court order to ing some people out of the races Ward 3D 2:80 p.m. 8207 Bryker Drive idestroy the contents of the stub who we're in only for publicity. Ward 4A .' ' SdO p.m. -4109 West 28rd fe'ijbox, • • :• Too,, it has worked a hardship on Ward 4B S:80 p.m. 2516 Nueces ~ ' The unvoted ballots are mixed some candidates who aire forced VCSHSUT Wart! 4C 2:80 p.m. 8102 Hkrria Park . ^ ^ \ ^T'^'ttP thoroughly by the precinct, to campaign extensively and pay Ward 4D 2:30 p.m. Baker Schoolhouse election officers who are required the high cost of filing. Ward 4E *:80 p.m. 814 Keasby ' 4?to see that the ballots are not in CAMPAIGN SPENDING e-u |4 Ward 4F 2*J0 p.m. 4009 Rosedale |tan arithmetical progression. The Political campaign spending tL-t.9 •-» Ward 4G 2:80 pj». 616 Gaylor • ­ ^ person voting may choose anjr un-and contributions are tightly con­ wHoh, Ward 4H 2^0 p.m. .5407 Shoal Creek Boulevard I 4^ marked ballot he cares to.' trolled by the new Texas Election vfci Ward 5A .2:30 p.m; ­r •; Ward 5B , ' 2:30 p.m. 2318 LaPayette w-i Ward 5C 1 -2:30 p.m. 2802 Gole ••fep Ward BD 2:30 p.m. Rosewood Public School ^ • Ward «A -* 2^0 p.m. 1177 HargrovetkJUHOU Ward 6B > 2:80 p.m. 1704 New York Avenue T jt Texas is a long way from the (69), Tarrant (36), Bexar P-kO tOUWe Ward 6C Rosewood Baptist Church 2^0 p.nu ^-•Republican ideal of a two-party Potter (28), and El Paso a-» '> Ward 6D -2^0 p.m. Driskill HStel ^ptate. But the GOP has made no-Counties. ,,;ticeable gains inu the past few Ward 7A . ,2:30' p.m. Palm School, First and East Ai In the l962 Repiiblican State ii _ Ward 7B t'AO p.m. 1200 Willow Street ? . Convention, Travis County „*i&J| Although Republicans go have but a single vote . —?•* auMfctirt East 1st Ward 2:30 p.m. f020 Harwood Place ^ through a convention process • ^"•IV 9-UL West 1st Ward 2:80 p.m. 2209 Lindell Avenue MjSHSf* ^ Denf ^nomination^-Every sUte. has its own set of i Wett 2nd Ward 2^0 p.m. 1518 Barton Springs Rbad ff/ ^,t0i tantamount laws pertaining to selection of «-a. West St. Elmo 2*0 p.m. West St, Elmo School,So. let. 01 e0um a*le««te8 to East St. Elmo ! national nominating 2:30 p.m. St. EdwanTs College . ^OJemocratic Primary winners must ^sonyentions. v ^ t0Tm^7 beinf ^ 4 •rexM' convention-style prbcess C'­ S-sst't ^he November General fa the most widely used method, f 1asi|iA Texan tmeetion.^ ^ ^ a number of states «•' ^ €tecTce»u (Wo (Lo>iNtf»ne^ Zt ** toaome form of presi­ • -•' ^ '' ^l ^legates in conventions, A dozen, «-%»a m*r*11,11,1 ^ use primaries, and four 4-«TAT€*S fMfttHMtMU ««6,toe lounge of the Union. All mem* sms played :U APO winheH All students are invited. ' ben an urged to »ttimd* House officers for Andrews JOANUVY > Attendi^'®f^i^^®lfrp«ai p,m. " iNMHIOfl May *. j. elected f^em f^ toS Thursday at f Donn are MarUyd Sonmuejr, presi­Th«i* JU fraternily elected fts number of, pronunfpt ?hi ^V boottf in front' Of the pharmacy A visit to the First Nations) dent; Annettes Cestley, vlce-p^Mo fall semester officew Tuesday. Isem spei nesi» and otHer' I ;Plans for the tran#fer*tudent office. > % Bank and the Federal Reserve ident; and AHce Critt«»den, sfMsre-ioafiLevy Named Thty are Richard L. 9ftheiK, fields, ^nnd undergraduates irw: -' orientation program peat fall will Bank of the 11th district in Dal* tary-treasurer. The .T«m*s Pharmaceutical As­ " ,) ^ ^ ^ * *•«**.4 pr-w. AHPiSweetheart presidenf. E. I#, Tankersley, vice-aif|»iVnitaf'« 5« ehapt^s^ J ha discussedat iTrwjf^ c®»; sociation and The American Phar­las is bn the itinerary of the Uni­president; Lamar Hart, treewrer; • XJniversi^ chspter of phi ^prhir Roker formal'.2 *, «ittae meeting Thursday at » maceutical Association are com­versity chapter of the Aaieriean New officers for TLOK, men's Jfdan^ t^svy was h|inned sWM't-R. O, Williams, corresponding see* Fsi has net yet selected delegates fhe chajiter lioose. The < " .v P,m. ilS Delta Caewaa h°use-bined under the name of Long-Fiaaaea ^Aeeoelatioa when they co-operative house, are Henry heart of Alphs Spsilss Pi Satur­retary; Max Rucker, rush captain; toth^-xotivention.. decorated with ^ All women students wishing to horn. The Association has separ­make a tbuv of" DSllas Thursday Hardy, president;'Earnest Mesely, day night at the fraternity's and Tony Browa» "*|si|t»n1:. rush'' ^ keeping with tfce tiieme ^ 1 ^ J..i TvJ ate charters and two slates of al­and Friday. secretary; Carl Robertson, trees* jnoonglow formsl.j h captain. i • ^ »-^••el4 fraternity elated wwe hall. Mnsie m ternating officers. • urer; A. She was presented With * bou­fleers last week.* They areH The last meeting for the chap* R. Busby^. food«buyer; Also Herschel Brahnen, iocial officers rSqutirfe Doners • ter is scheduled for May t in the Don Gordon, maintainor; and quet of rosei by Nojrman Black, chairman; R«^ Johnston, intra* Jaeksen, president; Charlie Nemir, ' The NUasho Clah wUl i&eet wine Cellar of Old Seville for Glenn MeDonald, parliamentarian. president, and a sweetheari pht by mural manager; Donald L, RS; esident, Ed Cqgburiv^ens-!Wta„Uwild«lh^i * To Be Directed i-iiwmwmwiwCTr Pauline Cohn^ outgoing swee^-pledgemaster; Rkhsrd E. .Fori Rosa Anglln, flcrfkry; the pledging of John Si hesrt Miss Levy is a< member of -By Ricky Holden Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. f£i > Mr. Lillian Roslnbaum, house­ ,,«* Mfs "swing yonr partner" 30 Foreign StudmtsUike mother,~ Was alio presented with 't %•*' Thuvedey at the Texas Union a'sweetheart pin. when the Annual Square Denes * i' MJssLevy, of Dallas, was chosen fraternity^ wltt have * ^ . Institute Meet* here. The Insti­ from six finelists by popular vote Anderson 'aridJtT Rural. Life" OfiMMin^Rebel Dcf^ -tfete trill be held in co-operation of the fraternity. The six girls «• with the Swing and Turn panes When rebel days begin In Am* are Marilyn Blatt, Delta Phi Ep- music major, has a background dub, •„ --. By JOHN HOWELL # dersgn Meets the World" on April parents," said Abolhassan Gounllf, silon; Sharlepe Gerrick, Sigms tin Wednesday _ a University of suitable for etteh an office. v-Ricky Holden, square dance lA young man from Iraq stood 25-27. who stayed with Supt, and Mrs. Delta Tau; Ethel Harris, of Hous­Texas co-ed will fiign as Miss She's a direct descendant of --i consultant tor the San Antonio before a farmer and his .wife on "Anderson Meets the World," Sydney Williams. ^ ton j Bhita Merson, Delta Phi Ep­Confederate Belle. v Stephen A. Hppkins, the oldest Htcreation Department will direct. the lawn of tho First Methodist Iponsored by the First Methodist silon; and Eleanor Waldman, Delta Nora. Lynn Gyrney,, 17-year-old signer of the Declaration of In * The "psrents-children^' theme •>< • .«• Mr. Holden has done nuch work Church o^F Anderson. Church of Anderson and the Uni­was stated qn arrival st Ander-. PM Eipsilon. The name of the •'V"•;^i •»/ '* : dependence, and of Matthew Hop­••* in this field. For the past two The visitor, who had just step­versity Student Christian Associa­son by the Rev. Eugene Cragg, sweetheart was .kept secretv'until kins, who jaid out the town of • years ^e has written a square ped off a chartered bus, flashed tion, was designed to give the for* pastgr of the First Methodist the formA. Spiritual Faith Galveston. dance column whleh appears %r«ek a smile that seemed to say, eign students a picture of rural Church,' Miss Cotin, member of Delta Phi Her grahdfatfaer, James Ru«H wHhdn • Jy in the San Antonio Evening sure glad to# see you, but life in America^ How well the Can Bring Peace, "The peoplf you stay v^ith will Epsilon, was given a chapter ner, was a eolonel in the Civi I jj^News. don't know how to say it*' venture succeeded'can be learned Wat. be youf parents for the week end, guard for her. .sweetheart, pin at -lit* »On Thursday afternoon, there -The greeting .didn't have to be by talking with the students agd and' you will bb their the•: formal. Says Dr. Moore • •• Nora Lynn, past president of sons-and period set aside forphysical edu­said. At least that has been-in­the people of Anderson. - daughters," he said " 'J." •... ' . i1 ;j_' 1 Dr. Bernice Moore, family con* the Calvin Crosier chapter of M, dicated by 30 University foreign "They showed me whst I need­ cation majors, callers, and begin- were as en? Children of the Confederacy, is 5 students who participated in "An-ed, and 1 felt I was with my own Andersonians just sultant for the Hogg Foundation* nsrs. Sir. Belden will be available thusiastic about the project as the Varsity Carnival recently, listed some of the univer­corresponding secretary for the . •" for ,jwrsonal conferences on •t»te< n studentsv. Rudolfo Jordsn from sal principles :throdgb whiety she ••* Thursday morning by appoint-Bolivia Said tiiat his hosts asked To Reveal Winner feels peace call be established. She claims further southern dis­ -r ment. . " . -y^' . tinctions in being related to the "many, many questions." "It was She spoke on a YWCA psnel, "My 1**5 &f.. In addition te the sessions on wonderful," Mrs, Kennsid Tho­Of 'Mr. Formal' Contributions to Peace," fltst territorial governor of Flor­ Wednesday afternoon and night, ida^ James Polk Duval, William mas said. Lelia'Cachol% .was hsr These principles are a belief in »a*and Thursday afternoon, a free Tryouts in the After Six "Mr, *®pe Duvhl," another'^ ancestor,: guest. the dignity and integrity of every square dance will he held in the Formal" contest have concluded map, a belief that every nian «|d came over on the Mayflower. ,x7' --i* Herman Schmal said the people Texas Union Thursday night. All and the winner *411 be announced Ilebe! Days, sponsored by t^e Dallas Smith,-executive secre­church college they once attended of Anderson were _"so natural. I make intelligent choices.-and c^n & sessions will be held in the Main at Varsity ~ Carnival Saturday nt|Bfehan$s of Austin, is a promo­ tary of Christian Vocations, and and often teach in the stste-sup-thought they would hold off take responsibility, for >ia choio^ ^fl4 Lounge, us night. ;' tieH stunt in Wtiidh confederate Marc Preister, director of the De­ported college instead," explained and think, 'Look I here is a foreign a belief that group decisiona.aie 'n»y'mdir* }74**A':: ^ "Mr. Formal" will be selected money clipped from a newspaper ... 1 *•' Holden, a recognized leader in partment *of Life Work, will be in Mr. Petet. . : . ; V---student!' But they (Mr. and Mrs. stronger than a single person's 3f'the teaching and calling of square from photographi *taken at the is used in lecal stores„ L Austin Thursday, Friday, and Sat­ Henry Imshof) Seated me like a "de#istoiii,r^^ilJejf^ii^ dances, has written and published At 9 o'clock Thui^dey night Hutchins Brothers, Reynolds-Pen Nojoi Lynn^wss nominated for urday for the Careers Conference students who have decided to en­son and gave me the impression landt and Toggery tryouts. The nition excellence whe#ever ii Confederate Belle a hook dealing with the calling qf Miss by .the •' square da n c e s—"The Square ~oT Westminster Studenl ter a chuich vocation will 'meet that they would be disappointed Judges are Miss Dorothy-Gebauer, is seep, and a belief |hat the ele­Kstie Cahell Muse chapter of the ' e** flttot ftwn tNMtog Ml.nia,' »'• ship. •v:;? if I didn't go back." * ment of spiritual faith it greater Dance Caller." Each June he con­ in the student lounge of the Uni­Dean of Wom'en; Jack Holland, Daughters oftheCenfederacy and . Only Elgin* hate the Dura-// week-long square dance The conference is designed to versity Presbyterian Church for a The impressions of Hisao "Bill" Dean of Men; and Ellje Luckett, than* persops, that its security the Sons of the Cortfedeiracy. Power Msiniprinf—thf ducts a help students choose a vocation on firom one University Sweetheart. within people touches every rela­r school in Medina, Texas, and is conference oh church vocstions.- Tanaka Japan"caused fe heart {Hat neyer break*. the basis of their Christian be­ American student on the trip-to tionship they have with one an­Aaii SpMki at Luncheoa • a faculty member of other such Mr. Preister will speak, at the Competing for the "Mr. For­ lief or to get the correct perspec­ exclaim,. "I didn't know how much mal" jackpot .of prises are Bob other, and that through it men Mrs; Maurine Amis, speech in­ ihools throughout the country. chapel for the Austin Presbyter­ He was selected by the produce tive of their chosen vocation in ian Seminary at 9 o'clock Friday the-foreign students need to know Lsnge, Alpha Delta Sigma; Herb can build peace with each other steuctor, spoke to the. Lnncheoit tion director of the Radio City the light of Christianity. morning. • • ahotft American life."iTanaka said "Oogie" Gatlin, Chi Phi; Curtis Club of the Wives of the Comp- and with nations. :Music Hall to train the Bockettes "There are only a few free Dan Ehirway, chainpan of the he valued learning how parents Roberts, Delta Tau Delta; Laureif The panel was one of a series of trollers Employees Tuesday in the ON THE ORA& and Corps de Ballet in a sqaure choices we cj*n make in lives— Stewardship; -Commission, said treated their children and how the Hanson^Kappa Alpha. tt activities marking international Colonial Boom of the Driskill Ho­children addressed their' parents. Also, Besley, Delta "Y" Week. -: tel. 2234 Giud. Phww | dance sequence, and also called our philosophy of life, our life "Perhaps the '"most important Dick Phi He was a guest of Mr. ahd Mrs, Theta; Bill Shafer, Phi Gamma the danceas apart of the produc­partner, and our life work," said parts .of this conference are the H. C. Arrington. Delta; Hank Gilliam, Phi Kappa tion. This summer he will he in Charles Petet, associate director personal interviews with Mr. Stockton, California, as a faculty of student .work for the Universi-Smith and Mr. Pieister to help Andrew Olesijuk was surprised Psis -Jim Colum, Phi Kappa Sig­..•jfv* 'i ( at the cooperation among the ma; Elliot Cohen, Phi Sigma Del­ member of the Folk Dance Camp ty Presbyterian . Church. "The students find ChriRianity's place held annuallyjst the College of the first underlies the other two." in" their vocation." churches to make the project a ta; George Adams, PI Kappa Xl­ success. Olesijuk stayed with the pha; Lee Douty, Sigma Alpha Ep. Pacific. A graduate supper will be held A picnic supper for members -3-, Xnterscholsstic Leaguers arc ih« .Thursosy at 6 p.m. at the Uni­of Westminster Student Fellow­Emory Bays. silon; Joe Ehresthari, Sigma Chi; -1 ^ "i-MWiaWSiM.®!!BffiSWhen the tour started, the for­Dick Colbourne,'8igma Nu; and vited to attend the instructional versity Presbyterian Church, with ship will be held front 5 to 8 p.mr so long at eign visitor remained Frank Snyder, Sigma Phi Epsilon. periods and the dance Thursday Peggy Harris in charge. Mr. Preis-Friday. Mr. Preister will speak on the first few places that the tour The winner will go on to seek night, for further information ter will speak on the possibility of "Christian Concept of Vocation." had to be cut short. They managed honors and gifts as "Mr, Formal eoncerning-the institute, see Bill teaching in a church-supported Appointments for personal in­to visit the schools; the court U.S.A." in competition with * win­• Nolen, director, graduate do Presbyterisn ,• "Many who not the U n i-v er si t y smith shop, F. F. Schrader'p farm, schools throughout the United Texas Union. . • feel the Urgency to go back to a €hurch at 8-0520. States. , and several churches. ' fSKs > r 5 * \w/r i$*< II n8^* m* I'LL HELP YOUrr f-J UQ OUR CAMPUS CAJSUALJ , ' s#' HAVE WINNING WAYS. f. Just Call 2-2473 a)»ov« *..snow wHHe frosting eccehH deep dertc tones—designed to be cool and captivating . . . I0.f5 -'rr­ ==7 belew ..,beautifully detailed T -; ^ I'm a Daily Tixqn Acf-Talc«r. Just call my numbtr any indien design of vibrant colors J, "-ty ^V 1 rY".-"'«• IV • • "v-v on sparkling white, just right WMkday hmfon 4 p.m. and your classified will b« in th« for day or night... 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WKM_ Mi'«• tal season, ars of bato Contest will be held in «»e tfubject to eense^ptlpr fwr^esaen­»t * seiiet* Partita NO. 8 in E major/ fpr un­Fine Arts faculty artists. Well-international Boom ^of the Union tial aer^ee hi tfane of war.* -'Alpa to h« ]miaea^l|k^#e-«lii^ Thnrsd»rln KeeHeJ accompanied violin, will 1m» per­known 4u) first violinist of the fhmrmSar at 7:30 p.m. Miss Emo-Jk formal welcome,Will teat are the Intramural, and farter-Htioii^by the; peparteiikt^?. formed by Angel, Reyes, brilliant University Of Tt*a* String Quar­gene Emery, chairman of |he pro-, to*the gneeta sotdety trophiee attd the l^jNAy p raandoii' i^^ltt1»«oiMnii:; Ssisltr. ktoisslon to 76 eerft# and jnstrum«nt*i.and chamber worlts) guest soloist with the HabafiA resent* jnan of the to !Se^4l^iatoi^.«ft«ift,;dui$ag'.e fj> 8 i jh||| f " ^n-oceedv at a time when iBach, with small Philharmonic at a special concert . The"1!! school speech ' students Entering year* -titeovgh May 2. HbM wviot > mchildren and a new wife, be­celebrating the 50th anniversary teat is sponsored each year by the the Interscholastic League Speech A reception will be held in the le^b^r -f-'v;:: CSf* -il second of three sonatas written in France at the Ecole Normale in Twentieth Century-Fox's |100 to ihe winner, |76 second The only four year letterman is SptiAtuXe study, *"d off-campus a abljr the most comprehensive ata^ " I K 1 dedicated Mueique de Paris. He received 3 |»cti*itie» of tb«;CollegiB of fine in "1802 -and to the Te -jr * Emperor Alexander I of-Russia. his master of arts degree at Har­of her. The; film A Son^ Eight finalists will compete fof lor ia the only three year winner. has err$t undertaken, In terms ofIt ha» been described asmuaicVl vard University and will receive in My Heart," which start* , and ; ~ was the vibtyi adnata, * Texas Interscholastic League will and Jacksonville, "The Underfc r-sw^d-handling-, en-4 j,** wilT nvdnde T*w "Quart*t for Brass ieommercial art section. ' * '. y organised work. It Appeals get a head start on the evente of reiit" gardes, or a spurt of red blood Instrdments,"."Quartet for Wood­The exhibit display*. approxii" the. weekend by presenting the Friday at 6:30 p.m. Llano utill —the show must go on . „ . . winds/' "Song Cycle," and "Sona­mately 25 paintings and drawingsml Stor^ CnlMl Ojmu felt Gavin, will present "High Window"; Decatur, Or so Jim who Greatest Is ta for Clarinet," which be and six works of sculpture. Seventeen magaiine's seventh tition Thursday at 2:30 'p.m, at "Lost Victdry"; Georgetown played the somewhat portly Fat* 1 played by John McGroeiso, assis­ |ihort fetory contest offers prices Hogg Auditorium, "Sparkin' ";and Cureo, "The Sil­staff in the HenryV I ' #%• * A if " tant deanfef Hie College of Fine eight plays In the Class A compe­ «% is * 1 * j 11 ( Jim Teeeived a cut worth two riamounting to f1,000 to persons ver Cord". Arts. Dr. Pisk wil play a'gronp In 3-Ring manner Out of the-600 Texas high ROBMN'S BODY SHOP %-4||>st«reen 13 and 10.. One $500 Saturday at 2:30 pmi^BenaVi-stitches between his index and of his own piano compositions. schools entered in Conferences A, middle-finger, while playing in ."Essay," written especially for . *TwaeiM>;>«d(y e»e Ptmdm a«mM* ^prixe, two |200-prises, and three to give samples of des ^ will play in-"Pink -and By KEN GOMPERTZ greateet technicolor .disasters ever 40 .minute 100 prices will be awarded. Patches" Menard, "Fog on the Part II Tuesday night. filmed, -s • t -the Three-Choir Festival, will-be * rAINTINO * S&At COVERS B, and C, 23* finstlist* were chosen If yo,u've ever seen a three-ring * CUM * AUTO aEKNIMUWB pUnuscripte must be original, un­Valley"Marfa, ''One Vengeance Luckily enough the cut waanH Of course, the heart throbs played in New York City,;and a their talents. circus you know -the trouble published, and 2,000 to 3,500 Height"; and Whitewright, "Surf-noticed by the audience. "The front the love etoriee and dramat­woodwind trio will be played at Jin u***k you've had trying to watch every­ fwords long, They should be mailed Thursday afternoon' McAllen day's Child". adhesive tape turned out to be ic 'scenes are intermingled with Fullerton Hall, Chicago, before „ r*tM>fora' Jnlv 80 to Seventeen,/ 488 will give "Glass Menagerie"; El On Saturday at 6:80 p.m. the flesh-colored," Jim said. thing going at th£ same time. the la^ c««us and the International Society for Con­ %^Mid{son Avenue, New York 22, Paso (Austin High 8chool), "He"; When the circiu comes to town theater crowds. And '• t , Abilene, An award will be presented, io "Greatest Show ojj Earth." ton, Cornell Wilde, and Chet Hee­"Skin of Our Teeth"; and Aus­the most outstanding school in Ringling Brothers, Barnum and ton—and the infusion of well-, SPEEDWAY DANCE Longhom Cleaners tin, "Eluabeth the Queen.f> each class. For each session the Lois Zabel Banke, pianist, and Bailey Circus moved into the known eireus personnel make the Walter Coleman, flutisW both mem RADIO ft 2538 Guadslapa Pkeq* 6-3847 The Friday schedule at 4 p.m general admission will. be 60c and bers of ihe CoHege of Fitie Artr Queen Theater last night and with "Greatwt Show" a must for cir­ J LESSONS cus and light entertainment fans. •will be La Marque, "Our Hearts for students with: Blanket Tax, music faculty, will give a recital the aid of "De Miliian'' tech­"Television SENSIBLY PRICED]: asfes; Were Young and, Gay"; F^. 30c. at 4:30 p.m., Sunday, May 4, in niques pnevides more-t|ati two SALES * SERVrCK Visit Our hours of splendiferous technlcol-Classical Music Show PtCKVP AND AT 14.95 Recital Hall. DEtrviar They' will pla^ the "Sonata m ored circus. It's Barnum and RAINBOW To Sfari^Saturday Night 2010 Speedway ^ «>ie Teaas.Vk«M*r. B minor" for -flute and piano, by Bailey Circus from beginning to Dial 7-3840 SITA Award Winner Bach; the "Sonata for flute and end and the feiw touches of love A classical music radio show ROOM i® piano," by Hindemith; "Nocturne, and drama brought to the fore do titled "What's the Score" will re­ Small T-Bone $1.00 Opus 27, No. %" by Chopin; "Bal­more than substitute for a few of place."Music of Distinction" on SPECIALIZING IN To Visit lade in G minor, Apus 28" by Cho­the great ring attractions that Station KTBC trom 9 until. 10 on targe T-Bone .......... $1.25 pin; "Night Soliloquy," by Kent havo been omitted. -. Saturday^nights. , : Stgaks Catering" ~ -'Sterling Mcllhany, senior fine Centers. The SITA tour, sponsored Kennan, and, "Allegro,, from the As if filing bodies, turning and. .. The program wiu1 originate at FREE ENTERTAINMENT, by Columbia University and based "Flute Concerto," by Ibert. twistilfjg in the air as they swoop Radio House. * 4 Salads arte student, has won first place FRI.—SAT.—SUN. on school and community achieve­Both Miss Banke and Mr; Cole­from trapsze bar to trapeze bar • Sea Foods in the Students' International were ment, was awarded by a panel of man are well-known to Austin not enough, "The Greatest Nagro Combo Travel Association Scholarship educators: from Columbia. concert-goers. A student of Dalies Show on Earth" adds the horors EXPRESS BUS SERVICE . • Rooms For Pr!vaf« PartiM IS *•9:30 p.nv . ' Awards for 1962. ; Cither colleges awarded four Frantz, professor of piano, Mies of life and death of a train wreck. to HOUSTON «Af * will receive" an expenses-Banke her bachelor Shattered bones and metal, wild N He free trips to Europe and Mexico. teeeived of 4 Hours CaB2-M3$ v Privet* Parties by paid tour of leading European art Nine special "money grants" were music degree, from the University. cries of men and animals trapped Tarrytown Restaurant Resefvetiof}—Phone 9*3984 also given in connection with Her master of music degree was in twisted metal boxes, the fate Korrvillo Bus Co.­ of * clown, a medical Jimmy Val­ 2421 Exposition -• . Phone ft-2452 to be conferred by the R ADIATOR AUSTIN SITA tours. the first IIS E. 10th College of Fine Arts i" applied entino, make the scene one of the WELDING u University students who plan to N JACINTO INN music. Her musicianship has been travel with SITA this summer'in­ tt RADIATOR L IMh It Sin Jacinto rewarded 'with numerous honors •m clude Emily Finch, Betty Bollman, WORKS and awards, including the G. B. .Ann Courier, Elisabeth Houston, 600 W. Sth St. Dealey Award in 1947. That same Wylie Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Eu­ t«l. e-9733 year she won the statewide Civic gene Fike, Evelyn Zak, Dixon Federation Contest of Dallas. In HolMan, Jess Alford, and Phin A.. PARAMOUNT 1949 she was statewide and diWasher, , trict winner of the National Fe^! Austin citizens traveling with SSSS5. atlon of Music Clubs contest, ,SITA this summer are Mrs. Ern­ Mr. Coleman, who is a well-est Harris, -Miss Ann Maxwell, known cellist as Well as flutist, Mrs. Tom Ward, and Miss Helen also .received his bachelor of mus­ ••••••••••• IfiH. " ic degree here. He studied cello for three years with' Horace Britt, Library Exhibition Honors professor of violincello. His studies (raol: Independenco in flute were done with George imr-Barere and William Kincaid. An exhibition of art objects, MA ganization. \ periodicals, pictures, and. jewelry The concert, one of the Facultyfroni Israel-is being displayed in Recital Serie«, is admission fre^ the Main Library. In a cigarette, taite This exhibit is sponsored by the Intercollegiate Zionist Federation Having * party? of America to commemorate the , * N«v«lif Rubbw Suki' " makes the difference — |HiIIub (aflatod Balloaa* • fourth anniversary of the inde­ # CMtuai**—Buy or lUat pendence of the State of Israel, Wi k*H Nmltiw ol ill typw and Luckiei taste better! which was Wednesday. . AUSTIN NOVELTY CO. ' The exhibit will be here.through Saturday. eoo w. stb ph. e-43S7 The difference between "just snu mSt& , Continuous, Performance really- enjoying your smoke is ti^» take of s,tl> SCATS NQfflUESeRVED a < PRICES 1NCL. TAXES cigarette. You can taste the difference in the MAT. 90c NITE ft.30 CHIU SOc SAT. 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