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VOLUME 45

Price Five Cents

TUESDAY, M A Y 16, 1944

Four Pages Today

No. 178

A g g ies Defy Directors 
After Student Suspended

Demand Privilege,
Demerit Changes

Aggie Lovers 
Cut Flag Rope

U.T. to Send 
Protest to A. & M.

T he 

f a c u lty a n d disciplinary 
co m m ittee s o f A. & M. w ere faced 
M on d a y w ith th e p ro b le m of dis­
cipline f o r two 
th o u s a n d Aggies 
who s ta g ed d e m o n s tr a tio n s a g a in s t 
th e Board o f D irec to rs of the col­
lege F r id a y a n d S a t u r d a y a n d de­
m a n d e d changes 
th e ru les of 
th e school.

in 

T he Board r e f u s e d to ta k e ac­
tion on 
the s t u d e n t problem and 
r e f e r r e d s t u d e n t m e m b ers of a 
g rie v a n c e c o m m itte e to the f a c u lty 
ex ecutives a n d 
th e disciplinary 
com m ittee.

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w ould like to h a v e th e school run 
as it was, say tw o y e a rs ago. We 
w ould like to see it r u n m ore like 
a college th a n a business e s ta b ­
lishm ent.
" O n e 
. 

grie v a n c e s

o u r 

of

is

. 

, U n iv e rsity a d m in is t r a to r s Mon-
■ g ain s t th e n e w d e m e n t ayatem, d ay wm> p r e p p i n g in file a pro-
te s t w ith A. & M. because of a 
" p r a n k " which 
e a rly la st F rid a y m o rning.

See A G G IE S , P a g e 2

to o k p la ce here ! 

'South Shaking 
Civil War Bonds'

Click Tells Forum 
C hange Is Com ing

to 

th e f a c t 

D ean o f Men A m o N ow o tn y j
said he w ould w rite a le tte r c a l l - } 
• ing a t te n t io n o f A. & M. a u th o ri- 
1 ties 
th a t some un- 
j know n p erso n o r perso ns c u t th e 
I r o p e s on th e fla g poles in f r o n t 
j of th e Main B uilding and hoisted 
j a b ed -sheet h a n d - le tte re d b a n n e r 
j b e a r in g the w o rd s " G ig ’em Ag- 
' gies, B e a t th e hell o u ta T e x a s."

Faculty Members R e c o m m e n d e d C h a n g e s i n S h j d e n t 
o nstruct 
McCloskey Men

G o v e r n m e n t P r e s e n t e d T o n i g h t
Nowotny Likes 
Our Government

Weeks s Report to Be 
Explained, Discussed

M a n y Subjects 
Scheduled 
In Lecture Series

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v : - n 

Some 

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f a c u lty m e m b ers m a y j 
soon find them selves f a c in g audi- I 
ences to u g h e r t h a n a n 8 o’clock 
g o v e r n m e n t class. T h ey will soon 
be se n t to McCloskey H ospital in 
to d isc uss;
in te r e s t w ith I 
th e re . These w ar- j 
to u g h audi- j 

T em ple once a w'eek 
I topics o f c u r r e n t 
I th e soldiers 
w eary v e te r a n s a r e 

I ences, experience has ta u g h t.

A
T he men have 

c u r r e n t 

r e q u e ste d 
events, 

lec­
tu r e s on 
eco­
nomics, g o v e rn m e n t, a g r ic u ltu r e , 
m echanical e n g in ee rin g , etc., 
to 
m a ke up f o r tim e lost overseas.

‘Executive Branch 
Most Important’

By B E T T Y R A Y LYON

" S t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t a t The 
U n iv e rsity of T exas is n o t th e best 
in th e c o u n t r y , " D ean A m o No­
w otny believes, " b u t it is am ong 
the b e t te r s t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n ts — 
above th e a v e r a g e ."

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" S p e a k e r s will have 

In p o in tin g o u t d e f e c ts in the 
U n iv e rsity ’s e x isting system , Dean 
to su b sti­
N ow otn y said th a t d istrib u tio n of 
tu te f o r the ‘back issues’ o f m a g a ­
powers a m o n g 
th e g o v e r n m e n t’s 
zines and new sp a p ers while these 
th r e e b ra n c h e s is n o t eq ual. The 
m en w ere g o n e ," said H u b e r t B.
J u d ic ia ry , w ith v ery few a n d very 
J o n e s, p r o fe sso r o f m a r k e tin g iii
m inor fu n c tio n s, has little pow er
the School of Business Ad minis- : a n d is th e w e a k e st th ir d o f the 
tr a t io n an d d ire c to r o f th e le c tu re I th r e e d e p a r tm e n ts .
p ro g ra m . The m en w a n t good, 
in fo rm a tio n on new de­
v elo pm en ts in in d u stry , ed u cation , 
o th e r

and 

medicine
mBUKine,

to 

T he A ssem bly is o f more im p o r ­
tance. t h r o u g h its p ow er to govern
d istribution o f b la n k e t ta x m oney 
in a n a v e r a g e p re -w a r 
— which 
y e a r a m o u n te d 
seven ty or 
eig h ty th o u s a n d dollars.
exe cutive 

b r a n c h — p r e s i­
d ent, vice-president, and s e c r e ta ry 
th e S t u d e n t s ’ A ssociation— is 
of 
o f most 
im p o rta n c e , ch iefly b e ­
cause o f t h e ex o fficio m e m b e r ­
ship o f th e se o fficials on several

The 

S tu d e n ts will h e a r a n d discuss P re s id e n t H o m e r P. R a ine y will 
the W e eks’s R e p o rt t o n ig h t a t 8:15 Preside a t th e m eeting, a n d th e

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o f » P»nel
in H ogg M emorial A u d ito r iu m i i P " 1 "
! composed o f Dr. W eeks, Miss M ar-
, 
c o m m itU e m em be r ,
t h e “ tow n h a l l" f o ru m called by 
the fo ru m co m m ittee of th e U nion, and Mac W allace, J a n e C h e ath am ,

. „ „ 

Peck 

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and C u rry Gillm ore, stu dents.

R e com m enda tions 

in , i n d e n t g o v e r n m e n t o f a f o u r - 11*'’ 

^ r * ^ epks Wid re a d an d explain
p a r t s o f tho r e p o r t.
Miss P eck will p r e s e n t the back- 
te e n - m e m b e r s t u d e n t- f a c u ll y com- J?round of th e r e p o r t a n d the n€eJ

f o r ch anges 

m ittee , h ea d ed by Dr. O. Douglas fo r th e rec o m m en d a tio n s. W a lla ce 
Weeks, p ro fe sso r of g o v e rn m e n t, will review the p r e s e n t system , a n d 
will be p r e se n te d f o r ex p lan a tio n j Gillmore and Miss C h e ath am will 
th a t s tu d e n ts discuss s tu d e n t view points on th e 
a n d discussion so 
, eport a f t e r which t h e r e will be
m a y be able to vote on th em later. 
an open forum .

T he r e p o r t w as b e g u n o v e r a 
y e a r ago w hen P r e s id e n t R ainey
th e c o m m ittee , u s in g 
a p p o in ted 
s t u d e n t 
rec om m end a tions 
I p re sid e n t L a r r y J o n e s , to s tu d y th o 
ex isting stu d e n t g o v e r n m e n t and 
individual organiz a- j to m ake suggestions to im prove it.
s t a ­
le n t go v ern m e n ts w e r e stu d ie d in

tw e n ty -fiv e 

f r o m 

the co m m ittee, th ro u g h th e prest- 
d en t, a n item ized bud get f o r both I the p r e p a ra tio n o f th is r e p o rt, 
the p rec ed in g and en su in g years, 
to g e th e r w ith a l e tte r usually out- j 
lining th e p r o je c ts sponsored , or 
services r e n d e r e d , to th e stu d e n ts 
in th e p a s t y e a r , a n d those pro­

Dr. Frederick 
Heads Job Plans

A f t e r 

investi­
th e co m m ittee 
g a te s each o r g a n iz a tio n ’s req u e sts 
its 
an d h ea rs 
re p r e s e n ta tiv e s , 
a 
te n ta tiv e 
f o r dividing 
each $10.50 a m o n g th e o r g a n iz a ­
tions.

th e a r g u m e n ts o f 
it d raw s u p 

schedule 

Dr. J o h n H. F re d e r ic k , p r o fe s ­
sor o f tr a f f ic a n d t r a n s p o r ta tio n , 
| has been n a m e d local c h a ir m a n f o r 
: th e C om m ittee o f E conom ic De- 
I v elopm ent, o rg a n iz e d b y n a tio n a l 
I le a d e rs in p r iv a te business.

DR. O. D. WEEKS

Students' Assembly 
Allots Blanket Tax

te rs and pays his fees, m ay pay 
a t his option, a s t u d e n t ’s activ ity 
fee, which, ac cording to th e Con­
s titu tio n o f 
the S t u d e n t s ’ A sso­
ciation, "shall n ot be m ore th a n 
$ 1 0 .5 0 ." The 
th is 
fee is used to su p p o rt, e ith e r p ar-

income 

fro m 

By BILL BO O TH 

i te ria l is th e 

E ac h stude nt, when he r e g i s - j t i o n itself. E ac h one subm its to A pproxim ately 

th at U n iversity o ffic ia ls I “ 7 

f

r
o
will come to th e U n iv e rsity a f t e r go v ern in g boards, 
the war.

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in c lu d in g 

t h e ‘ t tally o r e ntirely, variou s c a m p u s posed in th e n ex t.

Union B oa rd , th e Co-Op B oard , o r g an iz atio n s and activities. Who
organization? 
the Board o f S tu d e n t Pub licatio ns, 
an d 
th e C u l tu ra l E n t e r t a i n m e n t
C om m ittee.

d e te r m in e s what 
shall 
receive 
how much each shall be alloted? 

these ben e fits and j 

T o begin with, th e final au th o ri- 1 

sy stem by which a s t u d e n t m a y be 
su spe nded a f t e r a given n u m b e r of 
d e m e r its is given him.
3. R e sto ratio n o f 

the 
to u r of 
d u ty 
r e d u c tio n — a 
plan by which s t u d e n ts m a y "w alk 
o f f " d em erits.

f o r d e m e n t 

co rps on 
c o m m itte e w ith full voting privil- j 
ege*.
n a m e d to th e six-m an ru lin g com-j 
m itte e o f th e college.

Two s tu d e n ts 

would 

6. A s t a t e m e n t by th e fa c u lty 
ex ecutive co m m itte e t h a t the com­
m itte e has 
fu ll co n fid e n c e and 
f a ith in th e s t u d e n t o ffic ers.

T he s tu d e n ts m a d e 

these d e­

m a n d s a f t e r th e suspe nsion of a l 
s t u d e n t o f f ic e r f o r p e r m i ttin g h az­
in g o f f r e s h m e n o f f th e c a m p u s . !
The o f f ic e r w as relieved of his 
du tie s as a c a d e t c a p ta in and o r ­
d ere d to move f r o m th e fre sh m a n I 
d o rm ito ry in which he h ad ch a rg e 
o f a c o m p an y a n d n o t to leave t h e ; 
c a m p u s f o r six weeks.

ball 

t h a t 

se rie s b e tw e e n 

'L o n g h o r n s a n d 
! played la st F riday.

T he second o f a tw o-gam e base­
th e T ex a s 
th e A ggies was 

F. M. L aw P r e s i d e n t o f 
the 
b o a rd , told th e g r o u p t h a t the di­
E m p h a siz in g th e p r o m i s i n g 
re c to rs h ad no ju r is d ic tio n in the 
c h a n g e s com ing to th e S o uth o f 
m a t t e r an d s u g g e ste d 
they
1944, Dr. L. L. (’lick, p r o fe s s o r 
ta k e it d ire c tly to the a c tin g p re si-j o f E nglish a n d a s s is ta n t d ea n of
the College o f A rts and Sciences, 
d en t, F. 0 . Bolton.
" T h e D ynam ic New
spoke on 
S o u t h " to th e A u stin F o ru m o f d e n t or s u p p o r te r , w as raised on 
. (tiro TOVO* C l o n a l * V .ilkaT TFio 
Ti A1.'. 
P ublic Opinion M onday n ig h t a t Ithe T e x a s flagp ole. N e ith e r th e I
A m eric an flag n o r th e T ex as f la g
8 o ’clock a t A u stin H igh School.
could be raised until th e c u t ropes 
" T h e South o f to d a y is on e of 
W e r e re p la c e d w ith new ones, a 
th e d y n a m ic re g io n s o f A m erica, 
ta sk r e q u ir in g th e services of a 
e x h ib itin g on all sides a n u n m is ­
s te ep leja ck f o r f o u r hours.
to shake o f f 
t a k a b le disposition 
th e 
f e t t e r s 
to
d e c la re to th e w orld t h a t she will 
do w ith o u t no lo n g e r, w ith o u t a 
f i g h t, " Dr. Click s ta te d .

T he d em an d s p r e s e n te d by the 
s t u d e n t com m ittee a r e as follows:
j u n io r and 
se n io r privileges, in c luding no call
t u r n i n g o u t of 
to q u a r te r s n o r 
lig h ts a f t e r ta p s f o r ju n io r s and 
seniors.

order 
m ig h t have t h e o p p o r tu n ity to a t ­
t e m p t to id e n tify th e " p r a n k s t e r . ”

t a t 
t, 
R e velation o f th e episode w as 

d e m e r i t ; close o f th* Civil W a r, a n d 

T he hom e-m ade b a n n e r , 

delaved. Mr. N o w o tn y 

fa s te n e d on h e r a t 

1, R e sto ra tio n o f 

2. A lte ra tio n o f 

j 
.aid , 

su p ­

th e

w 

, 

. 

posedly th e w o rk o f a n A ggie Btu- [ c ° T' c * 1
lilic„ 

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H e added 

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tr a d e b a r r ie r s 
t h a t 
have done m ore to h a r m th e S outh
th a n G r a n t o r S h e r m a n did. He

4. R e p re s e n ta tio n o f th e ca d e t) sai<1 t h a t now she is rea lizin g th e ! 
f a c u l t y executive re so u r c e s and s t r e n g t h of h e r po- j 
sit i ° n * and is 

up arm s

ta k in g 

th e 

S h rdlu! Sure, 
You Know W h at 
They M e a n

things he said.

T he p ro g ra m , u n d e r th e auspices 
o f the extension school, will have 
a tw o-fold p u r p o s e : assista n ce to 
ex-servicem en, a n d a s c e r ta in in g
1 fo r th e U n iv ersity w h e th e r a speci-
J 
in »Hy-geared p r o e r a m iviil he oeces-
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N a tio n a l su rv ey s have indicated 
t h a t a t le a st f o u r p e r c e n t of th e 
a r m e d fo rc e s will likely r e t u r n to 
school a f t e r th e w ar. O v e r 100,- 
000 soldiers all over th e w orld a r e 
enrolled in th e A rm ed F orc e In s­
t i t u t e a n d a re t a k in g c o rre sp o n d ­
en c e courses.

be I a g a i n s t 

th e "eco n o m ic o c c u p a ­

t io n " which follow ed 
W a r.

th e Civil

" O h , s h r d l u !"
W a it a m in u te ! T h is isn ’t j u s t 

to 

to 

" A l e r t alike 

| 
; p a te r n a lis m a n d 

th e vices o f J
th e evils o f
ex p lo ita tio n , she is b eg in n in g to 
fro m both. 
f r e e d o m 
a s s e r t h e r 
Som e o b je c tio n a b le a b s e n te e ow n­
e rsh ip is a l re a d y on its w a y out, 
a n d a b e t te r b alan c e b e tw e en in ­
d u s t r y am 
established
ise a r e 
d a r e d .

T he n am e is s tr a i g h t f ro m Max 
" B a r e f o o t B oy W ith 
is declared 
a g r ic u ltu r e 
is b ein g I t h a t all m istak e s o c c u rin g i n nevvs- 
C h a n g e s full o f prom - p a p e r spelling wind up as " s h rd lu ."
de- W hen th e girls a t th is house c a n 't 
f o r a n y th in g , 

S h u lm a n ’s 
C h e ek ," 

c o m ing ," Dr. Click

in which 

it 

a n ew w ord used f o r cu rsing y o u r F i g h t i n ’ Texas Exes 
D in physics, b u t also the n a m e of 
a p u p r e c e n tly a d o p te d by th r e e 
co-eds a t 2800 W hins.

'Red' Goodwin 
Reported Missing

f o r m e r U n iv e rsity 

Captain J a me s W. "Red" Go o d­
foo tb all 
win, 
s ta r, h as been r e p o r te d m issing in 
ac tion o ver G e r m a n y since A pril

f o r 

C a p ta in Goodw in w as s ta r t in g 
c e n t e r 
th e 1939 a n d 1940 
L o n g h o rn f o o tb a ll t e a m s a n d co-
c a p ta m -e le c t with J ete L a y d e n o f 
th e 
te am . H e 
th e 1941 
A ir F o rc es 
season 
b e fo re 
s ta r t e d .

jo ine d 
th e 

He has been sta tio n e d in E n g ­
several m o n th s as a

for 

L i e u t e n a n t Colonel Ray H.
Martin, 29, U n iv ersity g r a d u a t e 
in 1935 who has been in the N ew 
G u in ea a r e a f o r six tee n m onths, 
is now 
in S an A n to n io visiting 
his w ife an d m o th e r on his w a y 
to new du ties in F lo rid a.

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Captain T h o m a i B. Johnson,
i s t u d e n t in 1939-41, has re c e n tly 
a r r iv e d a t M oor F ield, w here he 
will be stationed .

C a p ta in J o h n so n 

is a v e te r a n
of the N o rth A fric a n , Sicilian, a n d 
S a rd in ia n c a m p a ig n s, and, a t 22, 
th e h older o f th e A ir M edal 
is 
with t h r e e o ak le a f cluste rs, th e 
A m eric an d e fe n se rib b o n , and th e 
N o rth A fr ic a n ca m p a ig n 
ribbon 
w ith s ta rs in d ic atin g p a rticip a tio n 
in th e a ir invasion of E u ro p e a n d 
the T u n isia n ca m paign.

C a p ta in J o h n s o n le f t t h e U n i­
v ersity in his ju n i o r y e a r to join 
th e Royal A ir F o rc e b u t t r a n s ­
f e r re d to th e A rm y A ir F o rc e as 
soon a s he re a c h e d th e m inim um 
ag e 
received his 
w ings S e p te m b e r 6, 1942, a t F o s­
t e r F ield, V ictoria.

req u ired . H e 

Dreams Only 
O n e M o re Type 
O f Adjustment

th in k o f a n a m e 
th e y j u s t call it " s h r d lu ."

A t 

i t ’s 

th e 

ta b le 

"p a s s 

t h e 
s h r d lu ," m e a n in g prese rve s. C o n ­
fu sed ? You n e e d n ’t be. You j u s t 
have to g e t th e h a n g of i t to know 
w hat is m e a n t by a te le g r a m fro m 
a 
r ea d in g ,
I “ P lease send me sh rd lu im m ediate-

r o o m m a te 

f o r m e r 

th e 

T he f a c u lty e x e c u tiv e and dis- j 
cfplinary c o m m itte e s f i r s t h ea rd 
s t u d e n t ' 
r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s o f 
body p r e s e n t 
th e i r case F rid a y .) 
A t th e m e e tin g th e c a p ta in
r e in s t a te d in his 
Jn 
th e co m m ittee s 
th e y w ould m a k e 
M o n d a y on th e s t u d e n t d e m a n d s , rich u n cle to g e t his f o r t u n e ? 

w as | b e i n g a hero a n d re sc u in g y o u r 
f o r m e r position d re a m -g irl f r o m the c lu tch e s o f a 
and h o rrib le fate, a n d a t la st receiv- 
th a t ing h e r e te r n a l g r a t i t u d e an d love? J dog was ta g g e d w ith no o r d i n a r y ; 

So w hen M ildre d Glazer, Dot-
tie A nn P o tte r , a n d P eg g y Ja n o -
sky b o u g h t a p u p , th e 

th e f r e s h m a n d o rm ito ry , 
a n n o u n c e d 
t h e i r d e c i s i o n s , O r do you d r e a m o f killing y o u r . nam e, b u t " S h r d lu l"

Do you d rea m o f g r a n d e u r , or o f ty. S h rd lu . S h rd lu ." 

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a psychology class w as discuss- i T©Ils N a v y Trainees

O f Sub Exploits

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a ,iju 5 tm e n t t0 a feeli 

lin g ty p e s o r d r e a m s as one ty p e
o f in .

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T h e s tu d e n ts ’ side o f th e con- 
. 
, 
tro Y a r.y w a , a x p l a m . d by T om m y 
P e n n , ju n i o r s t u d e n t f r o m H o us­
ton, who said in his s t a t e m e n t t h a t 
he w a n te d to em p h asize t h a t no 
d isre s p e c t w as m e a n t to w a r d a n y
m e m b e r o f the B oard c t D irectors cholopjr> when 
an d th a t he w as m a k in g his state- d r e a m s should begin to w orry, 
m e n t rn th e in t e r e s t o f dem ocracy. ( 
" O u r c h ie f c o m p la in t." he ex
p l a n e d , "is t h a t r e s tr ic tio n s have | 
In g e n e r a l wre 
become too heavy. 

f e r io r ity . A boy r a ise d his han d 
w ith a v e r y w o rr ie d expression 
on his fa c e and ask ed Dr. W. L.
Brow n, a s s is ta n t p r o f e s s o r of psy

T h e d a s s b urg t in to a r o a n
____________________________

..U on .t t m it bec0m es patholo 

g ic al," Dr. Brown replied. 

one wHh 

, 

, 

 

What Qoei. 

O h c M e A e .

Charles Wh e a t 

Instructor

C har l e s W h e a t , 1938-40, 

f o r ­
m e rly o f D eL eon, has been r a te d 
th e b e s t sc o re r in b o m b in g p r a c ­
tice a t th e C a n a d ia n a irf ie ld w'here 
he is an in s tru c to r .

in 
th e S o uth 
t u r n e d 
fro m d u ty 
Pacific, describ ed 
th e su b m a rin e 
service to N aval tr a in e e s , in N R. 
O.T.C. a n d V-12, in H o g g A u d i­
to r iu m M on day n ig ht.

H e co m m a n d e d one o f th e most 
su c ce ssfu l 
s u b m a rin e s o p e r a tin g 
a g a in s t th e J a p a n e s e , th e sub h av ­
in g su n k one h u n d r e d 
its 
ow n w e ig h t in shipping.

tim es 

T elling how his s u b m a rin e fo l­
lowed a convoy of five J a p a n e s e 
In N ew G uin ea L ie u te n a n t Col­
ships a n d sa n k th e m all in a th ree -
onel M artin w as se n io r aide-de- 
day r u n n i n g b attle , C o m m a n d e r ; cam p and se n io r pilot f o r Lieu- 
r e - j t e n a n t G ene ra l W a lte r K ru e g e r.

H. Bass, 

r e c e n tly 

such I R av m o n d

Morning

9 -1 2 — A rt E x h ib it in the A cadem ­

ic Room.

9-1— M o r ta r B oard r e g is tra tio n of 
O ff-h o u rs in R e g is tr a r 's Office.

A f t e r n o o n

2-5— A r t E x h ib it in the Academic 

Room.

C o m m a n d e r Bass, who was 
He lacked o nly th r e e m o n th s of g r a d u a te d fro m th e U n ite d S ta te s 
c o m p le tin g his law co urse a t th e Naval A ca d em y in 1930, has been 
U n iv e rsity w hen he jo in e d th e R. a w a rd e d th e Navy Cross and Silver 
C .A .F. in M arch, 1941. 

I S ta r.

World News at a Glance

Bated on I.hi.S. Reporta

N A P L E S — Allied

fo rc es 

ripped N E W YORK

4 :3 0 — Flo A le x a n d e r a n d Mickle 

N eb e n za h l skit, K TBC.

5— W o m e n ’s I n tr a - M u r a l softball 
in tra - J 

sem i-finals, W o m e n ’s 
m u ral fields.

5— M e n ’s 

I n t r a - m u r a l 

softball

tw o - th ir d s of th e G u sta v Line 
to shreds, sn a p p e d s h u t a t r a p 
a r o u n d G e r m a n f o rc e s 
the 
A u s e n t e Y’alley w est o f C astel- 
f o r t e a n d drove to w ith in five 
m iles of the A d olf H itle r Line 
on th e main F if t h A rm y fro n t.

in 

Ni ght

7— W IC A , T e x a s U nio n 31 5 -3 1 6 .

bam es, M e n ’s I n t r a - m u r a l feild« L O N D O N — Two h u n d r e d an d f i f t y '
f o u r- m o to r e d 
and 
L ib e r a to r s c o n c e n t r a te d on mili­
t a r y o bje ctives a n d a i rfie ld s in 
n o r t h e r n F r a n c e , c a r r y in g an 
u n b r o k e n o ffe n siv e th r o u g h its 
t h i r t y - f i r s t day.

7— I n tr a - m u r a l volley ball games, 

7 :3 0 — M exican L i t e r a r y Society, 

G re g o ry Gym.

F o r tr e s s e s 

M arshal Jo sip Tito 
dec la re d y e s te r d a y in a signed 
L i e u t e n a n t C o m m a n d e r Joseph 
s t a t e m e n t 
t h a t his Y ougoslav 
Leroy Gadberry, I'S N K , of Dalia-, 
can
P a r tis a n A rm y o f 300,00 
who g r a d u a t e d f ro m th e College 
w ith I of E n g in e e r in g in 1918, a n d whose 
to 800,000 
d a u g h t e r M a rg a rita is now a t t e n d ­
ing th e U niv ersity , is in Dallas en 
ro u te to a p o r t of e m b a rk a tio n .

* be e x p a n d e d 
Allied help.

C H U N G K I N G — Latize 

fo rc e s of 
G eneralissim o C h i a n g - K a i 
troop s 
S h e k ’s Chinese 
have 
th e Salween 
across 
sm ashed 
R iver in w e s te r n Y u nnan P r o ­
vince to open a new' o ffe n siv e 
a g a in s t 
th e J a p a n e s e a long a 
100-mile f ro n t.

A lth ough he e n t e r e d th e N avy 
in Ju n e , 1918, as a n enlisted m an, 
p rom otion s cam e quickly a n d C o m ­
m a n d e r G a d b e rr y 
to 
Dallas in 1919 w ith his e n s ig n ’s 
commission, w h e re he p a r ti c ip a t­
ed in th e a f f a i r s of th e o rg a n iz e d 
rese rv e even th o u g h he h ad been 
rele ase d fro m ac tiv e d uty.

r e tu r n e d 

Since his r ec all to ac tiv e d u ty J 

T ex a s U nion 309.

8— T u r t le Club W a t e r Ballet, W o­

m e n ’s G ym Pool.

8 — E x -S ervicem en 

Association, 

U nion 815.

ium.

8 :1 5 — Town Hall, H o g g A u d ito r ­

A L G I E R S — G e n e ra l C h a rle s De 
t h e F r e n c h C o n ­
G au lle 
told 
s u lta tiv e A sse m b ly 
y e s te r d a y 
t h a t " F r a n c e does n o t co nsider 
h e r s e lf bound in a n y w a y " by 
the a g r e e m e n ts m a d e b e tw e en 
Allied a u th o ritie s a n d th e late 
A d m ir a l J e a n D a r ia n .

W A S H I N G T O N — A s s is ta n t S ec­
r e t a r y o f W a r J o h n J. McCloy 
d ec la re d y e s te r d a y t h a t Allied 
M ilita ry G o v e r n m e n t will be a p ­
plied only to Axis c o u n trie s and 
will n o t be established in F ra n ce
or 
liberated from G erm any. 

in D ecem ber, 1940, L ie u te n a n t 
C o m m a n d e r G a d b e rr y has been 
se rv in g in th e o ffice o f industrial
in o th e r f rie n d ly co u n tries m a n a g e r of th e E ig h th N aval D e ­

itrict in N ew Orleans.

,

,

,

,

,

. 

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A 

is 

is vested 

p re se n t 
- 

c o n s titu tio n . 

th e g o v e r n m e n t 

lack o f c o n tin u ity 
 
,

in 
This p o w e r 

d istin ct d is a d v a n ta g e — one 

to all s tu d e n t g o v e r n - 1 s p e n t 

sp e n t its m oney in p a s t years. ; tbat plenty o f jo b s m ay be avail-

the s t u d e n ts ’ a c - jand the num ber o f students it w ill abIe ag goon ag possjbie 

T he ch ief co n sid eratio n in set- 
tin g the a m o u n t each should r e ­
ceive are th e efficien c y w ith which ;
... 

ty c o n c e r n in g how the money is 
th e S tu d e n t s ’ 
com mon 
the 
m ents, ho w ev e r— is t h a t th e n a - J Assembly. 
t u r e of 
is en- g r e a t e s t a n d th e only really signi- 
tirely te m p o r a r y , D ean N o w o tn y J f ie a n t p o w e r this body has u n d e r 
said. Tfie 
is I th e 
The
i 
explained by the f a c t that th e re process of a p p r o p r ia t in g the m oney 1 
is an a lm o st com plete turnover of o b ta in e d fro m 
a f ter tho
s tu d e n t o ffic ia ls every y e a r . E f - j t i v i t v fees, o r " b l a n k e t t a x e s " a * j ('ont®et and b e n e f it in th e n e x t j war> The com m ittee believes that 
th e y a r e called, begins ea ch spring y ear. This second consideration a high level of production is ono 
f o r ts to bring some con tinu ity into 
th e governm ent have 
to a with th e e s ta b lish m e n t of the ap- j ia the m ost im portant because it is , of the begt meang by which th e ta 
d efin ite trend toward student-fac- J p o r tio n m e n t c o m m ittee com posed 
interests J A lthough com p letely Independ- 
ulty boards, so that the m ost im- j 0f th r e e m e m b ers o f th e S tu d e n t s ’ apportioned, and 
the I Assembly. The vice-president of und the e x t e n t to which they will ent 
local o rg an iz atio n s may look 
p o r ta n t 
f o u r m entioned b efore— are com- the S t u d e n ts ’ Association* who is I benefit should determ ine the m erit j to national headquarters for help 
each organization's requests, 
posed partly o f facu lty mem bers an ex -o fficio m e m b e r o f the As- 
an d guidance. T h e y will e n c o u r­
who serve 
the
to 
age a n d help e v e r y com p an y to 
each board retains som e e x p e r i-; m ittee in com pliance w ith the law* am ount each organization receives,
s t a r t im m ediately on its own p ost­
enced m em bers.
of th e S tu d e n ts ’ A sso ciation , a n d | th e com m ittee has an 
im p o r ta n t
w a r p la n n in g f o r high-level pro­
't h e r e m a in d e r o f th e com m ittee is function in r ec o m m en d in g to th e
duction an d em ploym ent.
C om parison o f the U n iv e rsity ’s ma(je up o f two p e rso n s fro m th e Assembly the ad dition o r suspen- 
an o rg a n iz a tio n f r o m the 
blanket tax. S uch was the case this
i M arch w'hen th e com m ittee recom-

T h e n atio n al c o m m itte e is ttr iv - 
ing to stim u la te im m e d ia te prep -
firm s so
aration* by 

s tu d e n t g o v e r n m e n t w ith th o se of Assembly appointed by th e prest- !1*011 

lon ger term s. Thus sem bly, is ch a irm an of th e com- I 

, o th e r schools 
is d iffic u lt, Dean 
jjo w o tn y said, because each gov- 

the students* m oney that is being 

j obg can be created, 

b oards — in c lu d in g 

individual 

addition 

settin g 

their 

led 

In 

* 

* 

fo und a f t e r a 
fre sh m a n L uke Hill 
yard of his 
way. 

L u k e 

believes 

t h a t 

house a t 2506 Speed- 

the 

b la n k e t 

schedule has

ta x 
in th e 

worked successfully 

past.
th e pellet T he P ° IkY °* le ttin g a small com­
m itte e do the 
.a-fter bod}, t h . A ssem bly, ^ S a tu r d , v s { l , p „ heiirt
on w h a t 

w o rk ' and th e n hav-

'«<• 
l)a"> 

th i’ 

old c a n n o n b all, p er- 
cannunua.,. P ?'- i 

m y be a n 
may D. an 
haps d a tin g back 
th e period 
of the T ex a s Revolution or one ot 
th e old Indian w ars. 

to 

ernmant i . built up around .a ir t- 

I m g condition, and tradition., T h . • on <he b a | i , o f 

This committ.« bogins Ha work I P*'nd' d 
i;, f(,r „1!Uion 

th' 

th .
I Longhorn B oxing H u b a n d 
tho
addition o f t h e ( o-Ed Assembly,

ex istence of s tu d e n ts U n ion s n e ­
g o v e r n m e n ta l
ce ssitate s 

special 

se v eral y e a r s ago 
reasons. 

I size o f a school h as m uc h to do 
with its g o v e rn m e n t. Some sm all­
e r schools a r e still able to o p e ra te 
sa tisf a c to r ily on 
th e honor sys­
tem, which th e U n iv e r s ity had to ' 
fo r 
a b a n d o n 
honor I 
practical 
i sy stem ," D ea n N ow o tn y said, "has 
I to be p a r t o f th e tra d itio n s and 
e s p rit de corps of a school if it is 
to be p rac tica l a n d s a tis f a c to r y .’’ j
S tu d e n t g o v e r n m e n t's chief val­
ue is its use as a " la b o r a to r y fo r 
d em o crac y " w here s tu d e n ts can 
tr y ou t th e ideas th e y a re devel­
oping, th e Dean said.

"T h e 

the

f o r 

tain ed fro m two sources. One is a 
s ta te m e n t from the a u d i to r of the 
Once the schedule a n d reeom -
U niversity which shows 
re­
ceipts and e x p e n d itu r e s o f each j m end ations have been d r a w n up, 
organ iz atio n 
th e p re c e d in g ;they a r e p re s e n te d to th e S t u d e n t ’s 
year. The second s o u rc e o f m a- J Assembly, a n d r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s of
;th e v arious o rg a n iz a tio n s seeking 
f u n d s a re once aga in allow ed to 
speak f o r th e i r cause. T he As­
sembly has th e p ow er to m a k e a n y 
ch ange in th e co m m itte e ’s r e p o r t 
that it sees f it. W hen a f in a l form 
of the r e p o r t is ag re ed u p o n and 
is passed by a simple m a jo r ity of 
th e A ssembly, 
it becomes e f f e c ­
tive without f u r t h e r a u th o rity .

Was It Fired 
Or Rained?
Pellet Is Puzzling

little r o u n d iron pellet, was 
rain by 
th e hack

r e c e n t 
in 

T he m a c h in e ry f o r s e ttin g up

A 

Minority Group 
Panel Wednesday

I 

to 

to 

its 

the 

th r e e 

W h a t a re 

th e discussion, 

in f o rm him as 

By MI RI AM M E R R I T T 

co m m ittee
| recom m ends saves a g r e a t d e a l o f
H e to o k th e ball, one inch in I tu n e and e f f o r t , a n d p e r h a p s les-
d la m e te r, to th e T ex a s Memorial sen* the h o u rs o f discussion a n d
M useum , b u t no one th e re seemed d e b a te which t h e Assembly m ig h t
to know enough a b o u t canno n go th ro u g h . T o th e vice-president,
th e a p p o r ti o n m e n t of th e b la n k e t
balls 
S ee B L A N K E T TA X, P a g e 2
origin. 

Littlefield WallDifficulttoScale, 
Arm y Beach Head Collapses

real problem s
th e 
o f S panish speakin g T exan s and 
o th e r m in o rity groups? A tte m p ts 
to a n s w e r 
this question will be 
made a t a panel discussion to be 
held in S u tto n Hall 310 W e d n e s­
d ay n ig h t a t 7:30 o'clock. To 
s t a r t 
ten- 
m in u te speeches will be m a d e by 
Dr. G. C. M. E n g e r r a n d , p r o fe s ­
so r o f anthrop ology, Dr. Rex H o p ­
per, a s sista n t profe sso r of sociolo­
gy, an d Brow nie McNeal, 
f o lk ­
lorist. The discussion will ra n g e 
from the gen e ral to th e specific,
with Dr. E n g e r r a n d speak in g on diers ca m e to L ittlefie ld a p p a r e n t- burley g e n tle m e n a n d eng a g ed th e a f rie n d .
-------------
the im p o rta n ce of p r e s e n t dem o-j ly c u rio u s 
cra tic w a r aims for m in o rity peo- d o r m ito r y was like, and a tte m p te d M.P.s hea rd o f 
p i e , D r . H o p p e r bringin g th e prob- 
lem to the Spanish sp e a k in g mi­
n orities in th e U nited S tate s, and 
Mr. McNeal draw ing on his e x ­
perience in th e low er Rio G ra n d e 
illus­
V alley 
tr a tio n s o f th e s ta te m e n ts o f the 
f irs t tw o speakers. T he m e etin g 
will 
to questions 
a n d com m ents from the floor, and 
the discussion will be u n d e r the 
direction of Dr. A lb ert Olsen, in­
s tr u c t o r rn psychology,

the tw o soldiers 
ing a n d threw' a bucket of w a te r, had climbed dow n a n d hidden 
wrhich 
in th e yard. O n e of 
th e ir 
so m e w h a t h in d e re d 
f la t te n e d o u t a g a in s t 
p ro g re ss a s well as b r o u g h t f o rth 
a b u r s t o f h arsh an d c u t tin g syl- ! the wall and w as im m ediately de­
r b i e s . A n o th e r h e a r d 
te cted, but the o t h e r was b e n e a th 
a n d le a n e d fro m th e w indow to a c lu ste r of bu shes and had to be 
see w h at she could see. A hand spotted fro m th ir d floor. A t long 
last, th e two w ere rou nded up and 
g e n tly 
a were m arched o f f w ith th e rescue 
r e a s s u r i n g voice 

An a t te m p te d invasion o f Lit- ed a n d r a n dowm stairs.
tle field D o rm ito ry w as 
th w a r te d 
S a t u r d a y n ig h t w hen five M.P.s’ 
one a r m y lie u te n a n t, one cop, a n d 
one b u c k e t of w a te r m a ste re d tw o 
qu ite in e b ria te soldiers. T he sol- 

the aid o f a lie u te n a n t. T h re e m ore 
the d istu rb a n c e 
themselves a t the

to f u r t h e r in vestigate by clim bing and p rese n ted 
up t h e outside o f t h e d o rm itory . ; b ac k door.

i m inute, h oney, a n d I'll help y o u , sq u a d in attendance.

O ne y o u n g lady saw them climb- j B y this tim e 

get o u t." The s ta rtle d girl scream - 

to u c h e d h e r chin, and a 

themselves 
th e m was 

to discover w hat 

th e n be open 

said, " J u s t 

firs t-h a n d 

the noise 

to give 

T h e com m ittee has a r e s e a r c h 
: division, m ade u p o f a c o m m ittee 
of business men a n d s n a dvisory 
b o ard o f social scientists, en g a g e d 
in a s tu d y o f th e f a c to r s involved 
in an e x p a n d in g econom y. 
I n ­
cluded 
the list f o r stu d y a r e 
ta x a tio n policies an d o t h e r p r o b ­
lems o f rec o n v ersio n which 
th e 
na tio n as a whole will face w'hen 
the w a r is over.

in 

dr

Local com m ittees will also col­
lect a n d c o rre la te f a c ts an d i n ­
f o rm a tio n use fu l f o r p la n n in g by 
individual companies, a n d see t h a t 
the 
in te r e s te d 
g ro u p s an<! o r g an iz atio n s have a c ­
cess to th e in fo rm a tio n .

p ublic 

a n d 

all 

Mrs, Woods, Housemom, 
Is Buried in O akw ood

F u n e r a l rite s w ere held Monday
a t 2 :3 0 o ’clock f o r Mrs. T. B. 
Woods, U niversity h o u s e m o th e r a t
I * » » • 8 * « 4 * » j r V iM t 1917. who
died S a tu r d a y a f t e r a h e a r t a t ­
tack. The service w as c o n d u c te d 
th e Rev. E d m u n d H einsohn 
by 
in 
th e W eed - C orley F u n e r a l 
Home. Burial took place in O ak­
wood C em etery.

She had been active in h e r mem* 
j bership in the U n iv e rsity M e tho­
dist t nureh a n d did o th e r w e lf a re 
work.

She is survived by h e r son, Do­
ver W oods o f C orpus C hristi, h e r 
' d a u g h te r , Mrs. C orin n e K ing o f 
. Waco, fiv e sisters, tw o b ro th e r s , 
an d a g randchild, Waldo Woods.

Spanish-English Classes 
Held W ednesday Nights

B e g in n e r ’s S panish conversation
classes a r e conducted ev e ry Wed­
n esd ay n ig h t a t 7:30 o ’clock in the 
Biology Building 225. It is spon­
sored by the Mexican consul and 
is o p e n to both those w ishing to 
le arn Spanish a n d th o se w ishing 
to le a r n English so t h a t th e re w ill 
be an interchange of the two lan­
guages.

T he police w e r e notifie d and 

Mrs, Woods had p u rc h a se d c a r ­
natio ns f o r th e boys in h e r house
to w e a r on M o th e r’s Day, as h a d 
t h r o u g h o u t th e 
one man w as dispatched. Two been h e r custom 
M.P.s h appe ned by a n d stop ped to j years, a n d h e r boys w o re 
th e m 
help. The te le p h o n e o p e r a to r was S un day. W hen she died, she was 
this c r e w o f c a r ry in g flow ers to t h e home o f
n e t satisfied w ith 

 P A G E T W O

Phone 5-2473 — T H E D A I E Y T E X A N - Phone 2-2473

T U E SD A Y , R A Y TS, I9 W

Baylor’s ’Mural Softballers
W hip Tejas Club, 7 -0

By J A C K G A L L A G H E R
Amiant* Sports Editor 
in tram ural tea m from ay- o y e r 

up a hard g ro u n d er, 
L eroy W oo da rd a t seco n d, 
to W alla ce at 

fir st 

Ar, 

l o t U n.v «r» ,ty, t h . B a t l i n g B e a r , , j ,Mppy two.ply killine. 
proved t h e ir n a m e w a s no mis 
Hom er by 
t a k i n g a d v a n t a g e o f
B e v e n t b r ea k s, so m e p o or fie ld in g , an(j Rucker. A n error bv Harold 
a nd a fe w w e ll-p la c e d U t e to de- J p o w e R 
f e a t the T e ja s Club, 7-0, o n the 
in tram ura l fie ld M onday.

Hall b eca m e erratic ag ain 

th e basos, 

the f i fth 

]„„,)<„) 

S ho rty cam e h om e the e a s y w ay 
as Hall ga ve a fr e e tick et to th e 
n e x t man.

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tossed 

t o ! halls, all 

to 

th# d is g u st o f the

then I larg e crow d presen t.

fo r a t 
• 

In 

th e six th T e ja s m a de an- , 

oth(,r , M, „ pt 

IC0rCi but Th„ sh 

in s n u f f e d o u t th e rally 

as he h i t 1 

in n in g, w a lk in g P o w e ll j into an e a s y d ou b le play.

D e sp it e B a y lo r ’s la rg e n u m ber 
and o f runs, th e B e a r s had o nly fo u r ! 

h its and m a d e 
f o u r errors, e x ­
a c tly th e total o f th e T e ja s team 
d e p a r tm e n ts, 
tw o 
in 
alth o u g h T e ja s co u ld n o t score 
a run.

t h e s e 

th e 

fro m 

J u d g in g 

im p o sin g
sch e d u le w hich th e R andolph F ield 
ele v e n has booked f o r n e x t fa ll,
the R am blers are g o in g 
fo r
fon tba, rn « tug » » y

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in 

, .

. 

on c 0
in 

the n a tio n 

g r e a te s t
° H? 
s e rv ice t e a m s 
last 
reason, R andolph F ie ld w ill be 
if 
sta r s w ho are sta tio n ed 
th ere at p r e se n t are aroun d by 
n e x t au tu m n .

, 
pow er u

in 1 9 4 4 

. 

,

Sports W hirl

B y J A C K G A L L A G H E R
Texan A atocia ta Sports Editor

in 

B ay lor 

th e ir 
fo r g e d ah ea d 
!nit al turn a t b a t in th e f ir s t in ­
n in g and by p la y in g head s-u p ball 
and w a it i n g o u t T e ja s p itcher 
L ew is Hall, w h o w a s as w ild as 
a lo c o -fe d jack r ab b it, w a s ab le to 
build up a sizea b le le ad and w a l­
lop 

th e T e x a s re p rese n ta tiv es .
An u nusual a n g le in co n n ectio n 
w ith th e g a m e w a s th e f a c t th a t 
the sh ortstop s fo r both t e a m s —

w er e ^ o t h ^afield**and"'at* bat— 

In o th e r g a m e s e a r lie r 

T he n e x t B a y lo r b a tter 

flied 
to Bob O w en s, T e ja s c e n te r f ie ld - 
er, w ho tried to c u t o f f the run 
at th e pla te, b u t J. B. Harrison 
th e r un n er, so he 
c o u ld n ’t g e t 
threw to third 
in an a tt e m p t to 
n ab th e man w h o w as te a r in g fo r 
t h a t base. His th ro w w a s wild and
tw o m ore ru ns c a m e across, and Tau D elta and th e Kappa Sigm a 
from th en on th e g a m e w a s a com- S ig m a N u g a m e s had to be

in the 
a ft e r n o o n th e 3rd Co., A n d rew s, 
d e f e a t e d th e 4th Co., C arothers,
b y a 10-3 sco re , w h ile 
Co., A n d r e w s, d e f e a l e d 
Co.. A n d r e w . , in a 12-1 a i r i e s t . " * ?v " ‘ ° don J " " i 

.
r e f o r m -
I « ? ’ 
T he L a m b d a Chi A lp h a -D e lta J a m n Joh n K ,m b rou * h, A. & M.'s

R ig h t n o w th r e e A ll-A m eric a n s
are 
in tr a i n in g th er e, w h ile the 
return o f a fo u r th star see m s v ery 
lik ely.

th e 
th e 2nd I d e n ’ o n e 

T h e th r e e m e n are P e t e Lav-

l s t ( J 

J * 

- 

ailed ^
° ^ e rro rs* m ixed w ith an oc- o f f b e c a u se o f the m e e t in g s o f Texas S p e e d ste r to M e e t P a rk er in A l a m o City

r e e M e e t s in T w o W e e k s K e e p Ellsw o rth B u s y ;

p ile-d riv in g back, and B ill D u d le y , 
holder o f th e m od ern 
in t e r c o ll e ­
g ia t e s c o r in g record, s e t a t the 
U n iv e r s i t y o f V irgin ia 
in 19 4 1 , 
and a m e m b e r o f the all-pro te a m 
in h is f i r s t y e a r w ith th e P it t s ­
burgh S teelers.

T u lsa 's Glen n Dobbs, sp a rkp lu g 
o f 
la s t s e a s o n ’s te a m , is co m in g 
back to R andolph f o r m ore tra in ­
ing goon, and Martin Ruby, a bu l­
wark in th e R a m b ler lin e, is still 
sta tio n ed at th e big San A n to n io 
base, g iv in g th e F liers a se a s o n e d 
lin em a n a ro un d w hich t o build a 
p o te n t fo r w a rd wall.

T he R am b lers will n e e d a ll th e se 
m en a nd m a n y m o re, h o w e v e r, 
when t h e y m e e t Rice, T e x a s, and 
S .M .U . o n 
s u cc es siv e S a tu r d a y s 
n e x t fa ll.

* 

, p 

,, 

I ca sio n a i p itch o v e r the* ba ck sto p men s t u d e n ts in H o g g A u d ito riu m

W,H « S T r o w ^ « all-intram u- a " d * * 00d m a n y m<,re baSM 0n an d tha G" ’lo e y BuUdi"*-
ral choice on la st s e a s o n ’s c h a m ­
p ion sh ip S m ith H ou se tea m , wag 
g u a r d in g t h e short fie ld f o r T e ­
ja s , w hile 
little S h o r ty P ow ell, 
w ho m akes th e U n iv e r s i t y ’s ow n 
R o o ste r A n d r e w s look like a g ia n t 
in com p arison , w a s a t sh o rtsto p 
f o r th e B ears.

’Mural Musings

B y P A T T A Y L O R
Intramural Editor

★
L e w is H a ll cou ld n 't pitch 
to 
S h o rty , and as a r e su lt th e p in t­
sized W a co y o u th g o t a base on 
b a lls e v e r y tim e he ca m e to bat.
In th e f i r s t in n in g th e dim inu-

W ith th e V -5 's d estin ed t o le a v e day, 
th e cam p u s by J u ly I, th e tim e h as day, 
co m e fo r th em to e n t e r in a t le a s t cham p ion sh ip m e e t on 
o n e o f th e U n iv e r s ity 's i n t r a m u r a l ! day. 
sport's to u r n a m e n ts . 

d iv isio na l fin a ls th e seco n d
in tram u ral
fin a l 
and 
th e third

th e 

★

A f t e r t a l k in g w ith se v e r a l o f It w ou ld 

be v e r y 

and ad v a n ced 

^ e f l ie r s w e f i n d th a t th e y s ee m 

rive B e a r w a lk e d 
t o secon d b y virtu e o f Bill Ruck- a n x ^0U8 to Ret Just a little o f th e m e n t 
er*s sac rific e. T h en P a t G row lin g I a c ^ on 
c a m e up and b lasted o u t a h om e 
ru n, scor in g P o w ell ah ead o f him 
t o g iv e th e B ea rs a 2-0 lead.

! in an in tr am u ra l p ro gra m .

in 
as it w o uld only ta k e from
£ o es w ith p articip ation 5 till a little a f t e r 6 each on e of

V - 5 ’s to c o m p e t e 

the th ree d ays.

e a sy f o r the
this tourna-

A lso it w o u ld m a k e th e m f e e l 
j more a t h o m e an d lea v e th e m w ith 
, f o n d e r m e m o r ie s o f th e U n iv e r sity .
| T h e y h ave so m e co m p e titio n 
in 
; th e ir P T classes, b u t t h e y w ou ld 
Hall I Probably e n jo y in t r a m u r a l, m ore.

T h e V - 5 ’s are o v e r w h e lm in g ly in ________________ _________ _

to i 

fa v o r o f g e t t i n g this c h a n c e 
c o m p e te in intramural®, only t h e ! S p a r Recruiting Ex 
ob sta cle o f 
sch o la stic 
statu s o f th e en r o lle e s st a n d s he- L 6 0 V 6 S F o r S e a t t l e 
tw e e n 
into intram urals.

th eir e n tr a n c e 

them a n d 

tec h n ica l 

c 

_ 

. 

l

A c r e s t d o u b le p la y b v H arold i t '™rr.»rnem. T h e y have sh o w n sev- 
,— 11 «,eii.ei T c , . cam ‘c f 

, 

e n o u g h t o c o m p e t e 

v - 5 s p rob a bly have tim e

On the in tram u ral so f tb a ll fro n t,
in th e tr ack j thin g s are g e t t in g hot. O ne o f the
h r i c h t w t s t a r . is Dick B e r e . w ho
ism Pral e x c e l le n t p ro sp ects in PT com- pitcher fo r S ig m a Nu. He pitched
p etition and th e s e b o ys are j u s t a n o-hit g a m e M on d ay and has
since
intram urals, show n v a s t 
w a itin g to g e t 
so th a t t h e y m ig h t f e e l m ore a p a rt his team lost to D e lta T au D elta
early in th e sea s o n . T his ch an g e
o f th# U n iv e r s ity , 
T h e tra ck to u r n a m e n t will la s t has m ad e S ig m a N u a p o w e r to be

im p r o v e m e n t 

into 

o n ly th r e e d a y s,, w ith prelim in - reck on ed w ith 
a ries to d e te r m in e e n tr ies th e f ir s t Division.

in the f'ra tern ity r e c r u itin g field.

T e ja s th r e a t e n e d in th e secon d 
in n i n g w h en Mac W a lla ce tripled, 
b u t J. B. Harrison a n d Bill Ed
P o r te r flied 
saile d a deep lin er to l e f t , e n d in g !
th e threat 

o u t g od L e w is 

^ 

P o w e ll pulled T e ja s o u t o f a jam 
in 
the 
B e e v ille c h e m i s tr y m a jo r sco op ed

in n in g w hen 

fo u r t h 

th e 

Shoun Pitches 
No-Hit Game

o f 

f a m e 

C I N C I N N A T I , M ay 1 5 .— ( I N S ) 
C ly d e S h o u n e n te r e d b a s e b a l l’s 
ball 
to d a y w h en he 
f a s h io n e d h im s e lf a n o-hit, no-run 
g a m e w h ile th e C in cinn a ti Reds 
w e r e b e a tin g th e B o s to n Brave*, 
I to 0.

★

re ach ed 

O n ly o n e m a n 

fir st 
base o n S h ou n and he w a s pitcher 
J im T o b in , w h o p itc h ed th e 1944 
s e a s o n ’s o th e r n o -h itte r a g a in s t 
th e B ro o k ly n D o d g e r s a t B osto n j 
April 2 7. T h e B r a v e s co pp ed that 
o n e , 2 to 0.

T obin d rew a w alk fr o m th e 29- 

y ear -old Sh o u n and he wa* 
o n ly B ra v e b a tte r to s e e w hat a 
b a g looked like all a ft e r n o o n .

th e j 

Intramural Schedule

T u e sd a y 

S O F T B A L L

5 :00- 

- B e t a T heta Pi vs. P i Kappa Alpha 

6 :0 0 - 

- A lp h a Epsilon Pi vs. Phi G am m a Delta 

5 :0 0 -

-A lp h a Tau O m ega vs. S igm a Alpha Epsilon

V O L L E Y B A L L 

D ivision al C h am pion ship S er ies

7:00-

-3rd Co., C aroth ers vs. 14th Co., L.C.D.

7:0 0 -

-6th Co., N a v y Dorm K vs. 2nd Co., A n d r e w s 

7:00-
8 :00 -
8 : 00 -
7 :0 0 -

-T e ja s Club vs. Club de M exico 
-Phi G am m a D elta va. Alpha T au O m ega 
-Phi Kappa S ig m a vs. Kappa Sig m a 
-P resb yterian Club vs. T rim ble Hou*e

Ralph E llsw orth w ill b e busier 
than th e p roverbial o n e-a rm ed pa­
per h a n g e r fo r th e rest o f this
m onth.

F r id a y and S a tu r d a y o f 

la s t 
the fo r m e r A la m o H eig h ts 
w e ek 
sp e e d s te r raced in th e an n u al c o n ­
in M em orial S t a ­
fe re n ce m e e t 
dium , th e n on May 21 h e ’ll be in 
his hom e 
tow n o f San A n to n io 
fo r an a p p eara n ce in a specia l race 
w ith Charlie Parker. F iv e d a ys 
la ter Ralph is to run in th e S o u t h ­
w e s t A .A .U . track and field ch a m ­
p ionsh ips in Dallas.

★

A 

trip to N e w York 

in J u n e 
is prom ised the o u ts ta n d in g ath-

n o t be able to m ak e th e jo u r n e y 
b ecau se o f J u n e e x a m in a tio n s .

In 

th e San A n to n io carnival 
E llsw o r th and P ark er will n o t have 
the fie ld all to th em selv es.

S h a rin g th e s p o tlig h t w ith th e 
tw o dash m en will be m a n y other 
ren o w n ed cin d er ex p erts, a m o n g 
whom are Jim O ’Reilly, a fo r m e r 
U.S.C. sta r n o w in tr a in in g a t the 
C orpus Christi naval air sta tion , 
L eo C u lbertson , a 
t e a m m a te o f 
th e o n ly r u n n er 
E llsw o rth and 
o w n in g v ic to r ie s over th e b arrel­
ch ested N .R .O .T .C . 
this 
y ear, and P e r r y S am u els, brilliant 
T h om as J e f f e r s o n sp rinter w h o se 
ter rific pace h a s been a d eter-

s t u d e n t 

c h a n ces are 

th a t E llsw orth will a ch iev e his m a n v records.

E v e n in g School Ends 
S p rin g Term T h u rsd a y

L ie u te n a n t (j .g .) A nn a bel M u r - J 

The A u stin 

ray, S par re c r u itin g o f f i c e r 
C en tral and South T e x a s o f the * m o n y w ith 
E ig h th N aval D istrict w h ich h a s ■ m er it 

fo r Sch ool will hold 

a w a rd s 

Public E v e n in g 
its c lo s in g cere- 
th e p resen ta tio n o f 
c e r ti f i c a t e s

and 

o f f i c e a t San A n to n io to the Thir-1 stu died vital w a r s erv ice c o u rses
te en th N a v a l D istrict's head q uar- j d u rin g this sp r in g 
fers 
#
a ss ig n m e n t w ill c o n tin u e 

in S e a tt le , Wash. H er n e w 
the

term,

in 

The sch o o l program 

this year 
has b e e n g e a r e d to m e e t th e de-

. 

, 

T 

, 

_ 

I p v o s v t u i i o ca. 1 1 va 

v- t a i |

' I i f l C U O 

JIO .* }

fo r 
the I n ivarsity, L ie u te n a n t 
ray l e f t f o r I ort W orth M on d a y «m ilitary and h o m e f r o n t 
service. 
n ig h t, w h er e she w ill u k e a train Many o f th c s t a d e n ts w ho 8 tt e n d .

- l u r - been placed on p reparation 

secu red jo b s in w a r in d u strie s and

in 

, riveted 

S e a ttle . U n til

C o a stg u a r d s 
,o m e n n * 
to r e p l a c e . in g o v e r n m e n t a l position.,.
i , 
Miss M urray sn San A n to n io , i e o - I ____________________________
man 2 c B e t t y ( au gh ill will take 
her p lace. Y eo m a n C au gh lll has 
also been on th e U n iv e r s ity c a m ­
pu s to recru it girls.
in t e r e s te d 

O. U. President Bizzell 
Dies of Heart A ttack

in 

Girls 

th e Sp a rs 
m ay talk to Y e o m a n C aughill, w h o 
is on the ca m p u s T u e sd a y , or m ay 
w r ite to her a t th e S par R e c r u it­
in g O f fic e , 401 F ed e ra l B u ild in g, 
in S a n A n ton io .

S a m u e l M i l l e r D i e t

Dr. W illiam B e n n e t t B iz zell, 
p r esid en t o f 
th e U n iv e r s ity o f 
O klahom a f o r six te e n y e a r s , w ill

H e died o f a h e art a tta ck a t m id­
n igh t S a tu r d a y a f t e r a y e a r o f 
ill health.

*
Dr. B izz ell, 68. wa* born 
in 
I n d e p e n d e n c e in 18 76. He w a s ap-

THE STANDINGS

-.... ..

.N AT IO NA L L E A G U E
L
6
9
9
l l

W
Pct.
Club—
.7 5 0
. 18
St. Louis 
.591
13
C in cin n a ti
.571
12
P h ilad elp h ia
.5 0 0
l l
B ro o k ly n ... .........
IO IO .5 00
P itt sb u r g h ____
13
.4 5 8
l l
New' Y o rk .......
14
,4 4 0
B o sto n _________ ___ l l
.1 5 0
17
C h i c a g o __________ 13

... 

R esu lts Y e ste r d a y

B roo k lyn 4, C hicago 3.
C incinnati I, B o sto n 0.
St. Louis Ll, Philadelphia 6.
N e w York 8, P ittsb u rg h

A M E R IC A N L E A G U E
L

W 

Club—

N e w York __
St. Louis
W a sh in g to n
P h iladelphia
C h ica go —
C levelan d
B o sto n _
D etr o it

____14 

Pct.
6
.70 0
IO .5 8 3
.57 1
.5 4 5
.4 3 5
.43 5
.381
.3 7 5

14 
9
12 
12 „ .1 0
13
1 3
13
15

-___ IO 
IO 
8 
3 

> 

Result* Y e ste r d a y

D e tr o it 2, P hiladelphia 6.
N e w York IO. C hicago 2.
C le velan d a t W a sh in g to n , night.
(O n ly g a m es sc h e d u le d .)

Intramural
Standings

(N ot 

including Monday sam e*.) 

TEAM —

SOFTBALL
N avy D ivision — L eafy* A
W I,
0
2
2
2
3
3

l*t Co., Andrew* _________ 4
3rd Co., Ca rot her*
.... ... 3
2
tth Co., Carother*
<rd Co., Andrew*
__ __ I
5th Co., Carother* __ __ __ I
I
2nd Co., Andrews 

....

L eafy* B

TEAM —

13th Co., L. C. D . _______3
_____3
lo th Co.. Hill Hail
14th Co.. L. CL J). _ _____ I
16th Co.. L, C. D. 
15th Co., L. C. D. 

..._____I
..._____It

W L
0
I
2
2
3

Pct
1.000
.600
.5 00
.333
.250
.250

P ct.
1.000
.7 50
.3 31!
.333
,000

L eafu # C

TEAM —

6th Co., N avy Dorm K ____ 3
_____ 3
12th C o . Barrack#
8th Co.. N avy Dorm D ____ I
L , ,, , J I
l i t h Co., Oak Grove
7th Co., N avy Dorm S ____ 0

W L
0
0
2
2
i

Pct.
I TOO
I OOO
.833
.333
.OOO

FR ATETRNITY DIVISION
League D

t e a m —

Delta Tau Delta _
Kapra Sisrma
Phi Kappa Sigm a
Sigm a Nu 
Lambda Chi Alpha
Chi Phi 

________ 2

................... ....... ____ 0

W L
0
4
I
3
2
8
2
3
5

I

Pct.
I OOO
.750
.600
.800
.250
.OOO

League E

TEAM —

____ 3

Alpha Tau Omega
A lpha Epsilon Pl
Sigm a Alpha Kpailon ____ 3
Phi Gamma Delta __ ___ 3
Pi K appa Alpha ____ ____ 0
Beta Theta T i _____ ____ 0

3

W L
I
I
I
I
4
4

PH .
.750
.750
.750
.7 50
.OOO
.OOO

r* d• F

TEAM—

D elta Kapp* E psilon _ ____ a
2
P hi D elta T h eta
2
Kappa Alpha 
Phi Kappa Psi 
I
Sigm a Phi Epsilon

----------

____ 0

__ 

.

W L
0
i
2
2
3

Pct
1.000
.6-. 7
.500
.333
.OOO

MICA DIVISION

TEAM —

W’ L

Pct.

League G

W'
----- ---- --____ a

TEAM —
Tejaa Club 
. 
T e rrib le T e n o r * _____ ____ 3
-------- ____ 2
P ierce H ouse 
The Snak-Shaker* .. ......___ I
Club de M e x i c o _____
I
------ __ I
W 'hitia AILS tar# 

L
0
1
2
2
a
3

League H

I
P f
fSR
M i
■

p i

Iif*

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

CLASSIFIED ADS

Phone 2 -2 4 7 3 for A d Taker

CLASSIFIED INDEX
AS&OUOHttMtl

1—-Aqto* for Sal*
2— A utom otive Trade*
I— W afted Automobile*
4—-Bervie* Station*
A— Ba* L io n
6—Dining end Dancing
7— Lodge and F raternity Nett*#*
8— Loaf and Foand 
ii— Prof** tsenai

10— Peraonai*
I ©-A— School* and Coli*ga*

Butine** Service#

1 1 — Barbar shop*
12— b e a u t y Service
13— Cleaner a-H at tar*. Tailor*
I A— Laundry*
IS — Electric*] Sec vie*
I * — “Ft* It"
I 7— Furniture Repairing 
I8 — Locksmith*
IV— M oving, Ha ling and Storage 
£ 0— Printing. Off ie* Equipment
2 1 — {sewing
22— Shoe Repairing 
2 t —Caf**

t rn ploy (nest

l f *i*

11— Help Wanted 
2 6 — &jt,ie*rrsen Wanted
26— Help Wanted Female
27— Mal* Work Wanted 
26— Fem ale Work Wanted

Cducatteeaj

S9— tnetrueUoB
t o — M oak , Dancing, Dr* ma tine
II <—Speech
22— Coaching

12-A — Feta
1 4—A— General

Fee Sale

Rental*

it— Room* Farm* tied
46— Room* U of urn ii bed
47— Room and Board 
4S— Furnished Apl*.
4S-A — Unfurnished Apartment*

Mer chandi**

23— Bicycle* ana Motorcycle*
S 4— Food and Food Product*
16— Furniture and Household Geed* 
8 6 — M usical and Radio*
37— W etch es. Jew elry Repair 
i i — M iscallsneou* For Sale 
4 9— Garage Apartm ents 
FO— Garage Room* 
t i — Room* for Boy*
3 2 — Room* for Girls

Financial

i i —A m o Loan*
4 2 — bank Loan*
43— B ubs baas Opportus. Us*
<4— Business** Wanted 
t i — “8 trep­
i d — W anted M erchandise

8 — Loif and Found

I'" 'S T — On earn PU*, key r in g W'*h th ree 
ae*# and transparent p lastic dike with 
I# r - leaf cie v # f, Pbe na H olden at 9171 
—e u u cn i n .

8— Lost and Found 

f 

47— Room and Board

FOU ND— Blue rimmed Harlequin gIsaac*. 

Cal! Room 12, Garrison HaiL

MATH COACHING— R M R*ndl*, 2809 

,S*n Antonio. Dis! 8-1158.

REW ARD— Brown billfold 

lost on drag 
two warks ago. Keep MONEY; pie*** 
return btl! 
fold with card*, au d itor* 
receipt, and other pa*#*# to J. B., 108. 
NO q .et* on* asked. REWARD.

Roommate W anted

TOUNG MAN want# room m ate, have 

sin gle bed*, j 
private hath, entrance, 
t i l l eaeh. Phone 3098, 208 Elm wood.;

Business Colleges

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COLL CGW

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All ies Break Nazi, 
Gustav Line in Italy

im p o r ta n t hill 

V a llem a io, S a n A m b r o g io and s e w 
eral 
In 
fo u r d a y s 
th e F rench h a ve ad ­
v anced a total o f six m iles.

f e a t u r e s . 

Other n e t r esu lts o f the f i r s t 
in clu d ed 
fo u r d a y s as a n n o u n ced 
the ta k in g o f m o r e th an tw o th o u s­
and p rison ers and th e e x p a n d in g
from o f th e A llied brid geh ead on th e
Rapido River to a d epth o f tw o 
fo u r-m ile 
th ou sa nd ya rd s on a 
fro n t.

*

B y T H U R S T O N M A C A U L E Y 
In tern a tio n a l N ew s S ervice 
S t a f f W r ite r

A llied troops un d er G en eral Sir 
Harold A le x a n d e r w e r e rep orted 
M on d a y n ig h t to hav e torn tw o - 
thirds o f 
f o r m id a b le N a z i 
the 
G u stav Line “ to r ibb o ns.”

T h e report, w hich cam e 

R e u t e r ’s co r r e sp o n d e n t a t A llied 
in Ita ly, also said 
H e a d q u a rter s 
the G erm an s are a t t e m p t i n g 
to 
rein fo rce th eir hard-pressed un its 
in the Liri V a lle y so u th o f C assino 
but added th a t it w a s d o u b tfu l if 
s u f f i c i e n t aid could be rushed in 
tim e.

★

to have th ro w n a 

A t th e sa m e tim e the A llies w ere
d eclared 
trap 
around larg e e n e m y f o r c e in th e 
Augelite, V a lle y , w e s t o f c a p tu red 
C a stle fo r te .
A f t e r 

fo u rth d a y o f 

the 

the 
sm a sh in g n e w o f f e n s i v e in Italy, 
the A llies w er e said to ha ve th rust
b eyond the cru m b lin g G ustav Line i fl e w 
to w ith in fiv e m iles o f th e n e x t 
m ajor e n e m y d e f e n s e n etw o rk , 
which is k now n a s th e A d o lf H it­
ler Line.

In th e te rrito ry b eh in d th e Gar- 
th e j 
f o r so m e m o n th s h ave j 

iglia no and R apido R ivers, 
G erm an s 
been b u ild ing up a d e f e n s e sy s tem 
in depth behind th e G ustav and j 
H itle r lines are th r e e o th er s : th e ! 
S e y ss -In q u a r t, th e G oebbels, and 
th e Leni R io fen s ta h l Lines.

T h ere w e r e o th er s u c c e s s e s for j 
the A llies too. T h e F r e n c h fo r c e s : 
u nder General A lp h o n se J u in w ere j 
said by the A lg iers radio to have

German op p ositio n still 

is r e ­
ported v e r y p o w e r fu l b u t the f a c t 
remains th a t a f t e r f o u r d ay s o f 
b itter f i g h tin g , th e A llie s a pp a r­
e n tl y are m a k in g real h e a d w a y in 
their n e w o f f e n s iv e . T h e re ason 
fo r th e ir su c c e s s this t i m e w o uld 
seem to be th e f a c t th a t t h e y have 
been r e in f o r c e d c o n sid e r a b ly so 
th a t n ow th e y have a su p e r io r ity in 
strik in g p o w e r over th e e n e m y ,
th e air, w a rp lan es o f 

th e 
A llied M ed iterran ea n A ir F o r c e s
t w e n t y - f i v e h u n d red
sorties S u n d a y , e n c o u n t e r i n g o n ly 
thirty N a zi p la n es in the d a y lig h t 
hours. 
T en o f them w ere sh o t 
down a t th e cost o f six a llied a lr- 
c ra ft.

so m e 

In 

Chinese Cross 
Salween River

C H U N G K IN G , May 1 5 .— ( I N S ) 
o f G en e ralissim o

f o r c e s 

Large 

is a b o u t f i v e J were r ev ea led 

I o f T errelle, w hich 
to have 
I miles north and slig h tly w e s t o f sm ashed a cr o ss th e S a lw e e n R iver 
the C assino stron g h old . 

! hi w este rn Y u n n an P ro v in c e 
to
: open a n e w o f f e n s i v e a g a in s t the
T h us the C assino B astion , which J ap a n ese a lo n g a 10 0 -m iie fr o n t . 
fo r m a n y lo n g m o n th s has barred 
The C hinese high c o m m a n d an- 
the main Allied a d v a n c e on R ome, ■ nounced th a t th e n e w d rive, ap- 
th e p a te n t ly m ade to link up w ith th e
so m e 

s e v e n t y - f i v e miles 

to n i g h t 

to 

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and south. 

To 

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south, o th er F ren ch

Only Axis lo Get 
Military Rule

W A S H I N G T O N , M a y 1 5 . —

S e c r e ta r y 

( I N S ) — A ssista n t 
o f 
W a r J o h n J. McCloy d eclare d t o ­
d a y th a t Alli ed M ilitary g o v e r n ­
m e n t will be a p pl i e d o n l y t o Axis 
c o u n t r i e s a n d will n o t be e s t a b ­
in o th er 
lished 
in F r a n c e 
l i b e r a t e d from 
f r i e n d y c o u n t r i e s 
G e r m a n y ,

or 

Mc Cl oy, w h o is ch a irm a n o? th e 
A m e l i c a n - B r i t i s h C o m b i n e d Civil 
A f f a i r s C o m m ittee , 
told a n ew s 
th e W a r D ep a rt­
c o n f e r e n c e a t 
m e n t t h a t “ t e r m s o f s u r r e n d e r ” 
f o r G e r m a n y a r e n o w b e i n g d r a f t ­
in L o n d o n b y a c o m m i s s i o n 
ed 
r e p r e s e n t in g 
the U n ite d S ta tes, 
G reat B r i t a i n , and S ov i e t Russia. 
♦

S tilw ell in north ern B u rm a som e 
IOO miles to th e w est, b eg a n d u r ­
ing the n ig h t o f May IO.

♦

N ew* o f the C h inese o f f e n s i v e , 
which 
is co m m a n d e d by G en era l 
Wei L i-H u a n g, c a m e o n ly t w e n t y -
fo u r hours a f t e r th e a n n o u n c e ­
m en t that th e C hin ese had broken 
the J a p a n e se hold on th e P e ip in g - 
i H an k ow ra ilw a y w ith th e r e c a p ­
t u r e o f S u ip in g , 1 10 m ile s so u th 
I o f C h an gsh ien in H on an P ro v in ce . 
D u rin g the n ig h ts o f M ay IO, 
{ 
l l , and 12, la r g e f o r c e s o f Chi­
n ese tro op s w e r e d ecla red to h av e 
th e S a lw een “ a t m a n y 
crossed 
f e r r y p o in t s .” The 
fe r r y o p e r a ­
tions, the c o m m u n iq u e said , w e r e 
carried o u t rapidly and w ith o u t 
opposition.

Northern France 
Hit on list Day

roared 

o u t a cr o ss 

“ In th e fin al p la n n in g fo r the

L O N D O N , May 1 5 .— ( I N S ) — 
T wo h u nd red and f i f t y f o u r - m o ­
tored F o r tr e ss e s and L ib era tor s o f
o c c u p a t i o n o f G e r m a n y , and the ; L i e u t e n a n t G e n e r a l J i m m y D oo-
a d m i n i s t r a t l o n o f civil a f f a i r s in 
in 
little's E ig h th U .S. A ir F o r c e 
G e r m a n y , t h r e e Al l i e s will be r e c ­
B ritain 
th e
o n c i l i n g t h e i r v ie w s ,” M c C l o y said.
c h a n n e l in d a y l i g h t to d a y , th e thir-
H e p o in ted o u t th a t the S o v ie t I t y - f i r s t s t r a i g h t d ay o f th e g r e a t 
is a c tiv e ly p a rticip a tin g A llied p re-in v asio n air o f f e n s i v e , 
U nion 
T h at the air a tta c k s w e r e con- 
w ith th e U n ited S t a t e s and Great 
B ritain on 
t in n in g to s o f t e n up E u r o p e to - 
th e A llied Control 
Commisrion fo r I t a l y a n d th e Ad- i n i g h t w a s i n d i c a t e d w h e n th e Ger- 
v is o ry C ou n cil fo r Ita ly , b u t was man radio b r o a d c a st a w a r n in g a t 
n o n co m m ita l w h e n asked 
th a t
U n ite d S ta t e s and G reat Britain 
“ n u isa nce ra id e r s” w e r e n e a r in g 
w ould h av e a n y p a rt in th e m ili­
w e ste r n G erm a n y. T he N azi-eon - 
ta r y g o v e r n m e n t o f territo ry ta k ­
trolled L u x e m b o u r g radio w e n t 
en fr o m G e rm an y by Russia.
o f f the air a f t e r a n n o u n c in g th a 
approach o f “ e n e m y p la n e s .”

the 11:21 p.m . E u ro p ea n 

t i m e 

if 

M cC loy said th e r e has been a 
su g g e s tio n , 
in d isc u ssin g pro p os­
als fo r F ra n c e, th a t the A llie s had 
th e A llie d M ilitary 
a b a n d o n ed 
G o v e r n m e n t (A .M .G .) t y p e o f o p ­
er ation , and that this was becau se 
A .M .G. w as a fa ilu r e in Italy.

T he big bombers, esc o r te d by 
an equal n u m b e r o f M u st a n g P-61 
fig h te r s, blasted the fa m ilia r “m il­
itary in s ta lla tio n s” in the P a s Da 
Calais 
th e n orth ern 
F r a n c e in v asio n coast.

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Aggies Defy Directors 
After Student Suspended

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

which w a s b e g u n on A pril 8. U n d e r ] u n shined 

sh o es, 

o r 

u n p olish ed 

also 

“ The 

s t u d e n ts 

j this n e w s y s te m a s t u d e n t is sub- brass.”
r e g r e t ,” 
J j o c t to dism issal if he a c c u m u la te s 
I f i f t y d em erits. T h ese d em erits P en n c o n tin u e d , “ th a t m a n y o f 
: m ay be g iv en as p e n a ltie s fo r su ch : th eir tra d ition s have b een ta k e n
o f f e n s e s as an u n b u ttoned shirt,
a w a y from them , such a s l a v i n g 
y e ll pr a c tic e; c h e e r in g on cratering 
the m ess hall: th eir m ilita ry o r ­
g a n iz a t io n s ( f ie ld artillery , c h e m i­
cal w a r fa r e , and c a lv a r y u n its, 
e tc .) hav e been d isb an d ed, and 
class p r iv ileg es hav e b een ta k e n 
aw'ay.”

Blanket Tax--

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

I tax is h is on e and o n ly c h a n c e to 
j co m e o u t o f o b sc u r ity and take 
; an a c tiv e p art in s t u d e n t g o v e r n ­
ment.

the 

it, o n ly to fin d 

Much o f th e co lo r and in t e r e st 
o f s t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t is a rou sed 
when th e A sse m b ly m e e t s to ap ­
prove th e b lan k e t t a x as o n e w ell 
know s w h o remember.-, 
tim e 
the A sse m b ly p rod u ced a sch ed u le 
and p assed 
the 
n e x t d a y th a t it to ta le d $ 1 0 .5 4 in­
ste ad o f $ 1 0 .5 0 , or th e tim e the 
C actu s Editor, d u r in g a h eated 
d iscussio n in the A s s e m b ly , m oved 
th a t he and th e p r e s i d e n t be a l­
low ed t o ad journ to th e n e x t room 
to s e t t le 
th e q u e st io n “ w ith o u t 
the aid o f verb a l la n g u a g e . ” This 
th e b la n k et 
m eth od o f d ivid in g 
in the past, 
tax h as w orked w ell 
but m ore 
it ha* put 
im po rta n t, 
pow er in th e h an d s o f th e stu d e n ts.

F e r n a n d o G o n zales, a s e n io r a g ­
riculture s t u d e n t from N ic a r a g u a , 
r e q u ested an a u d ie n c e w ith 
th® 
B oard to rep o rt w h a t he s a y s a re 
so m e 
th e 
Board would b e in tere sted in.

i n t e r e s t i n g 

fa c t s 

t h a t 

A ir Corps S h o w Article 
By Ex To Be in A m e r ic a n

R oy B arc lay H o d g es , 

s t u d e n t 

in 1 9 3 2 -3 5 and also in 1 9 3 7 - 3 8 , 

in 

F o r c e s 

th e J u n e 

the a u th o r o f an a rticle on 
is 
th e A r m y A ir 
show 
“ W in g e d V ic t o r y ,” w hich w ill ap­
p ear 
th® 
A m er ica n M a g a z in e , a c c o r d in g to 
in f o r m a tio n received by P a u l J. 
T hom p son , p r o fe s s o r o f jo u r n a l­
ism. H o d g e s received his b a ch elor 
o f arts d e g r e e fr o m St. Mary's.

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P A SE THREE

With This Ring...

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'Tonight at 8:30’

Audience Laughs 'With' Actors 
In Play of Intellectual Subtleties

dialogue is naturally that o f tha

B y J A C K W O O D 

I “Tonight at 8 :3 0 ,” how ever, do id# any other sophisticated eosm e-
B ecause May and springtim e are not depict the aristocracy o f birth politan capital of the world. Th#

o f 

fo r 

man 

tim e 

Looked at 

serious or heavy and society as the com edy 

no 
drama, the Curtain Club is finish- ners, hut rather the idle, sophis- sophisticated characters o f today, 
in g o f f the season with w hat the Heated se t o f today. 
dram atists •’all “high com edy,” 

His com edy is w holly in tellect- Mr. Coward's plays, which are to 
★ 
aal and passionless with the ten - be pre^er ^ d by the Curtain d a b ,
from a historical Id en cy to keep aw ay from senti- are not concerned w ith m orality! 
the high com edy of m ent and feelin g . The audience nor is it th®ir businesa to im prove 
viewpoint, 
the actors and a t the world. If the plays have vui- 
Noel C oward’s “ Tonight a t 8 :3 0 ,” 
the last m ajor production, is deriv- intellectual word play, rather than gar scenes or sensual jokes, it la 
ative from the restoration o f the 
the actors and their physical I not fo r the sake o f vulgarity, but 
com edy o f m anners, a com edy that actions, as is true in farce. 
presented the leisure class as it 
was devoted to w ine, w om en, song, j 
duelling, and adultery.

treatm ent 
is w itty
Indelicate hints in
For atm osphere, Noel Coward conversation, however, a re devised

because such 
and am using. 

w ith precision.

laugh" with 

* 

*

N oel Cowagd’s characters

j em ploys the w ell-to-do circles o f 
o f modern London, N ew York, Cairo

16 M usic Programs to Provide 
May-June Culture Ration

The 

three plays chosen 
from 
“ Tonight at 8 :3 0 .” are “ Red Pep­
p ers,” “ Hand* Across the Sea,” 
and “ W ays and M eans.” They 
will run in H ogg A uditorium May 
24-27, with curtain tim e a t 8:30 
o’clock.

Sixteen recitals and program s cital Hall. The Curtain Club play, M , ir r iL L v p . : . . K - . 

are to be sponsored by the College “ Tonight a t 8 :3 0 ,” by N oel C o w -j 
o f Fine Art? d uring the rem ainder ard. will be given at 8:30 on May A t B a s t r o p S n O W H H o r # 
o f May and the m onth o f June. | 24-27 in H ogg Auditorium .

•

W ednesday at 4 o ’clock V ictoria 

On Sunday, Mav 28, Harry 

"P'ne 

Prisoner* o f war

Larsen, pianist, will give lier sen- Braun, v io lin ist, miso sponsored bV ‘ ro “ t:? ed ** Ra?troP ** on 
ior recital in the Recital Hall. The H illel Foundation, w ill play a t the l" 
n ext Sunday at 4 :30 there w ill be R ecital Hall at 4 :30 . K athryn HJ 
a s o n a ta r e n t a l by H o m e r Ulrich, 
cellist, and Donald J. Grout, pian­
ist.

„ 

,

June 2 there will be a Fhi Mu j o f Camp S w ift 

. Architecture Building 
suf! erv i8 1 0 1 1 o f 

21 2 . 
,Mls*
Jackson, violinist, will give h c r ' J dna CoUl"8’ the Prisoners have
done murals and decorations fo r
junior recital on May 31 at 4:30. 
the theater and recreation room*
to
A pha program from 4 to 6, Helen other pair sings and sk etch es o f
Haupt, pianist, w ill give a r e c ita l! their own.
on June 4. Clayton W ilson, oboist. Miss Collins will address th e 
w ith Helen Haupt as his aceom- next m eetin g o f Alpha Alpha 
panist, w ill give 
program at Gamma, honorary fra tern ity fo r 
8:15 on June 6 . Howard B oat-j women in architecture, 
w right w ill play the violin a t 4 
on June l l .

in addition 

May 22 

the U niversity Glee 
Clubs will sing at 8:15 in the Re­

‘Cocoanut Grove'
In Union at 8

Turtle Club 
Aquatic Ballet 
Has 1919 Setting

Bathing caps decorated w ith ha- 
: m inous paint w ill add a “glow ” 
I to the Turtle Club’s tw en ty -fifth 
anniversary pageant, “ F ashions of 
1 9 1 9 ,” T uesday night.

J 

The annual spring pageant will 
begin at 8:30 o ’clock and w ill last 
less than an hour, Miss D orothy 
Needham, sponsor o f T urtle Club 
and director o f the show, said. 
There w ill be no adm ission charge, 
and freshm an students and stu- 
swim m ing
from out-of-tow n classes who attend will be given
make up credit in physical train­
ing.

enrolled 

! dents 

i

TUESDAY, W AY TS, 1944

Club Notes

'Former President Calhoun Is 
Phi Beta Kappa Speaker

PKI B * t a K a p p a m em bers and
form er U n i­
Initiates w ill hear 
versity P resid en t J. W. Calhoun, 
professor o f applied m athem atics 
and astronom y, tell them about 
“ Phi Beta Kappa B efore T aking 
and A fter Taking*' at the Phi 
B eta Kappa 
initiation banquet 
Thursday night at 7 o'clock at tho 
Stephen F. A ustin H otel.

★
T h a M e x i c a n L i t e r a r y S o c i e t y
conversation 
will hold Spanish 
classes 
students 
for A m erican 
Tuesday night at 7:30 o ’clock in 
T exas Union 309.
w

The P .E . M . C l u b picnic sched­
uled fo r this past w eek-end at 
Pierce “Lodge has been postponed 
to May 20-21, B etty Galbraith, 
president, announced. Members 
will leave early Saturday m orning 
In cars and use canoes fo r tran s­
portation upstream and back to 
the lodge.

Mrs. Fred P. Helm was elected 
the U niversity of
p resid en t o f 
T e x a s D a m e s at their last m eet­
ing o f the year on May l l . Other 
o ffic er s include Mrs. H. H. Blau- 
stone, 
fir st vice-president; Mrs. 
John Olsen, second vice-president; 
Mrs. W. H. Murphy, recording sec­
retary; Mrs. M. M. N oble, corres­
ponding secretary; Mrs. Mary El­
len F arleey, parliam entarian; Mrs. 
treasurer; 
J esse B. Van N atta, 
and Mrs. L. L. Lusk, press re­
porter.

D uring the m eetin g g reetin gs

and m essages 
m em bers w ere read.

H ostesses w ere M e s d a m e s 
Jam es A. King, John Olsen, Jo­
seph Ramsay, and John Lewis.

L a t i n A m e r i c a n C l u b w ill hold 
its regular m eetin g W ednesday 
n ight at 7:30 o’clock in the Union 
Building.

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★

^ P.E.M . members w ill swim , fish,

Members o f W I C A w ill m eet 
in T exas Union 315-316 at 7
and picnic, before returning home o’clock T uesday. N om inations for 
i n ex t y ea r’s o ffic er s w ill be made.
late Sunday aftern oon. 

The Good Old Days Are 
But Miss A ’ Keeps Busy

> 

T urtle Club, the old est sports 
organization on the cam pus, harks 
back to its birthday y ea r fo r the 
them e o f this anniversary p ageant 
which w ill begin by show ing the 
typical try-outs given in 1919— 
including the bathing su its o f that 
day, which w ere anything but re­
vealing.

Other events will be strictly j 

fea tu re 

m odern, and w ill 
syn ­
chronized sw im m ing, shadow and 
form ation swim m ing, and exhibi­
tion diving. The tw en ty members 
o f the club w ill all participate in 
this y ea r’s pageant, which suc­
ceeds such shows as “ P rofessor 
Mock Turtle and His A. B. Seas 
School o f F ish es,” “ W ater Cir­
cus,” “The N avy Boys in H aw aii,” 
and “ Heads U p.”

“ Things aren ’t the same around 'm eets m ust be 

issued. Football 
sighs * tickets still take the g rea test sales.

(making 

the L o n g h o rn j lion s. T h ey are usually sen t to j F r a - O r i t y 

the athletic d epartm ent,” 
A lice Archer, attractive blonde, I Early in the summ er Miss A r c h e r ________ _____
who is in chrage o f the countless I starts send ing out tick et appliea- 
details 
sports m achine go. There is still som e 1,100 “ T ” m en, form er U ni­
t s much work as ever, Miss Archer varsity ath letes, 2,500 due-paying 
says, but the hurried tem po o f pre- m em bers o f the E x-S tu dent A ssn., 
w ar days has d efin itely been ' an d later to some 50,000 ex-stu- 
two dents scattered over the U nited
ste p p e d 
I S tates. This year because o f the 
years.

the p ast 

down 

in 

Delta Tau Delta 

M others’ C lu b
i i 

^ 

this 

Manager o f 

tick et sales and 
secretary 
to Kd Olle. business 
m anager o f athletics, Miss Archer, 
to m ost stud en ts and 
“ Miss A ” 
exes, handles the sales o f tick ets 
Miss Archer has been w ith the
fo r all athletic events at the U ni-
v e r it y . In addition to this, 'which A th letic D epartm ent since May I, 
^ !o n e would easily keep her busy, 1030, and she loves her job. She 
there are m any other details that was a stu d en t in the U niversity 
com e through her o ffic e.

paper shortage and the transpor- H d S O U p p B f 
tation problem 
list w*ill be
cut to the “ T” m en and dues-pay- 
ing ex es. B ut even that is enough : Club entertained 
work fo r one womnn.

en ts, and alum ni o f the fraternity j 
with an 
inform al supper at the 
D elta Tau D elta house on M other’s 
Day. A bout fifte e n m others were

prior to join in g the Longhorns, present.
She hears regularly from m any o f I The gupper whlch ig a tradition 

Every athlete on a T exas team

" ^ e D e l t a T a u D e l t a 

m em bers, par­

Mothers’ ; 

m ust be checked to m eet eligib ility J the boys who now have a card in 0f the club, has alw ays provided
requirem ents: equipm ent m ust he the “e x ” file. A great many o f opportunity for the parents to 
roeorded and 
blanks 

fo r U niversity-sponsored I rem em ber to w rite to Miss A.

them a r e overseas, but 

issued; and e n t r y 

th e y still

Fighting Exes

W A C Ex Mary Y. O ’Nea 
Becomes First Lieutenant

J A N N A B O U R S , hen© economics ma or, became the bode of 
Frank Novak Jr. W ednesday, M a y 3. The ceremony was hel l at 
W akonda Co-operative House, W h e re M rs. Novak lived. W ib u r 
Hart, V-12 student from Panhandle, was best man. Joyce Bell, stu­
dent from Wink, was m aid o f honor.

The bride was a member o f W IC A , the 

Inter Co-operative 
Council, the G irls’ Co-operative Association, a member of the
-man of W akonda C o-op.
H om e Economics Club. and lo c a l cha 
She was secretary of Swing and Turn.

M rs. Novak, who attended the University from Septem ber 1942 
until M ay, 1944, is from Spearm an. M r. N ovak is also from Spear­
man, where the coup’® will live.

Chick Embryo Stumped Class, 
But Prof Whistled Taps

The tim e fo r the show ing o f 
“ Cocoanut G ro v e” in the U nion 
There w ill be three jun ior reci­
by the T exas Union film co m m it­
tals an d th r e e senior r e c ita ls d u r ­
tee has been changed fro m 7:30
th e m o nth. F r a n c e s Oheim, 
ing 
to 
8 o'clock W ednesday night. 
j u n io r r e ­
pianist, will give her 
F re d M a cM u rra y and H a r r i e t HU-
lard are starred along w ith the Icital at 4 on June 9> MarY W inton,
violinist, at 4:30 on June 14; and 
Yacht Club Boys.
B ette W erm ine at 4 on June IS.
The m ovie 
The senior recitals are to be 
given by M arjorie Love, cellist, 
at 4 on Ju ne 7; Elizabeth Canales, 
at 4 on June 12; and E laine Gar­
vey, pianist, a t 4 on June 13.

struggling band that fin a lly w ins I 
a spot in a swank night club. A j 
short fea tu re. “ Mr. Straus Takes I 
a W alk,” w ill com plete the pro­
gram,

is a com edy o f a 

be-
come acquainted a n d f o r alu m n i 
and p resen t mem bers to talk over r^01, om phalom esenteric v ein . 
fra tern ity problems. 

“ Good gosh, fellow , I can’t find

“ H ey, Tom, w here’s the p oste -1

.

An unusual aspect o f the D elta ^ w s e i f ! ’

in 

n o w 

“ Well, w h e r e s 

th e o r g a n i z a t i o n . ; y°u ve 

Tau D elta M others’ Club is t h a t * 
, ay.
very few m em bers have sons who i 
a r e 
our 
Some are m others o f boys who ; a U ea d y ^ H o w about gibing me a j
joined as f a r back as tw elve y ea rs chance •
Iago. A lthough their sons are now 
f a r a w a y f ro m the cam pus, these I 
m others have m aintained their in-1 
terest in D elta Tau Delta.

-v m o r n ing, I be surprise

driving me triad. 

th a t lens h a lf an 

"Ouch! If m y 

toe a tte ry , 

N ell Ruth Bedford 

back isn t broken

L i e u t e n a n t M a r y Y . O ’N e a l o f into the N avy in March and was
in Chicago before his

transfer.

the W om en’s Army Corp?, who did stationed 
her graduate work in home eco 
nnmic* at th# U niversity in 1 9 3 9 -1 
4 !, has benn promoted to the rank 
o f 
lieu ten an t a t the First 
WAC T raining ( enter, Fort Des Kes 
M oines, Iowa where she is m ess Arn 
o ffic er fo r the WAC D etachm ent, j 
★

first 

★

U r b a n F a u b i o n , engin eerin g stu-
is sta tio n e d a t 
the 

t in 1942-44. 
sler Field, Miss., w ith 

A ir Forces.

! 

from 

r e c e n tly asMgncd 

t o n H a r g n , stud en t 
was 

P e t e r P P a r r U h , w h o r e c e n t l y 
the U niversity

M a r i n a L i e u t e n a n t J o h n A r l i n g ­
in 1940-43,
withdrew 
to active
and Garland R. Upchurch, student duty w ith the U. S. Marines a fte r 
the reserve o ffic er s 
in 1941-42, have entered the Arm y com pleting 
A r F orres Training 
( ’onvmand j train in g school at Quantico, Va.
S ch ool at Y ale U niversity for avia- W hile at the U niversity, Lieu- 
ten ant H argis w as an A ll-A m eri-
tion cadet training. 
can in basketball and baseball. He 
in
his bachelor’s degree in architec- April, 1942, and joined the o ffi- 
ture in 1940, is receivin g training cers 
class February, 
in arm am ent a t the Arm y Air 
F o rc es T r a in in g C om m and S c h o o l : 
a t \ ale U niversity. 

John Garth York, who received . onli: ted 

E x-stud en t Sergeant J. R. Palm

[ 9 4 4 fro m N ew River, N. C.

in the Marine Corps 

c a n d id a te 

♦ 

★

The g u ests included
Dr. H. T. Tarlin.
Mr, a n d M rs. J i m D o u g la s ,
Mr. a u d 
l f r«, C ar ! M u e ll e r 
C a p t . a n d Mr*. W . W . S t e w a r t ,
Dr. R. Law.
Mr. and Mrs. Bank* MrLaurin.
Dr. and Mr*. T. S Pai nt er.
M r . a n d M r s . M. J . W erkenthln,
Mr. a n d Mr*. P em r*ter Sherman,
Mr, and M rs. A lfred E llison.
Mr. and M r*. C. A. S eh u tae,
Mr. and Mrs. H, G rady C handler,
Mrs. R. M M unroe.
M rs. S. T. M ickey.
★

the 
thirty-eighth j
th e f o u n d in g of I 

C elebrating 
a n n iv e r s a r y o f 
Beta Xi chapter o f K a p p a K a p p a
G a m m a , the actives a n d m a n y o f I 
the a l u m n a e m e t for a b u f f e t sup­
per at the house Friday night.

A f t e r d in n e r Miss K a th e r in e 
Searcy, c h a r t e r m e m b e r o f 
the 
c h a p te r, intro d u c ed the a lu m s by 
classes. W ith th e aid o f local for-

Becom es Bride 

O f Captain

Nell Ruth Bedford o f Midland 
w as married to Captain Lamar 
E schbcrger of A ustin in Midland 
A nn i 29.

Mrs, Eschberger attended the 
is a 

in 1940-42 and 

U niversity 
m em ber o f Chi Omega.

The couple w ill reside in Mid­
land. Captain Eschberger 
is an 
instructor at Midland Arm y Air 
Field.

B illy A u v e n a h i n e , 

In
1943-44, is now stationed in San
the Marine 
D iego, C alif., w ith 
for 
Corps, He w ill soon 

stud en t 

leave 

a b o u t;overseas duty 

.

* 
Private Arthur G. H am ilton, 

has recen tly becom e a com bat tun® 
p h o to g r a p h e r and is exp ecting to I ’Le seniors was 

te iers, 

a prophecy

read.

'

* 

ig now 

stud en t in 1940-43, visited in Auh-1 cPp overseas duty soon. S ergean t 
from Palm s graduated from the U rn -(
tin on his recent furlough 
is a mem- J varsity in 1939, receivin g a bache- 
Barksdale, La. H e 
J jor 
arts d egree w ith honors.
ber o f Lambda C hi Alpha. 
He took photography a t the Uni- 
L ieutenant Robert Sneed, 1940-J veraity and w as a photographer
'42, recently visited the cam pus ifo r thc SaT1 A ntonio Light before 
w hile on leave a fte r receivin g his en tering the army, 
com m ission as a bom bardier at; 
D em ing Field, N. M., on A pril 29.
His n ext assignm en t w ill be 
in 
Nebraska. L ieu tenan t Sneed is a 
member o f D elta Tau D elta fra ­
ternity and was on the S tu d en ts’
A ssem bly.

Awards w ere made to the girls l i e u t e n a n t W illiam R. Choate,
outstanding in sorority activities J gtudent in the School o f Law in 
the P acific 
Betty Claire Schmid w as awarded - 1939, 41t 
the plaque for scholarship, w hile aboflrd the U .S.S, Boston. Lieu- 
a n - |ten a n t ch o a te wag a member o f
Frances Carrington w as 
nounced as runner-up. The m ost 
T ejas (Tub and quizm aster o f the
outstanding intramural player was I 
School o f Law.
B etty Schum acher. L ucille Lacy j 
and N ancy Park received a join t i 
award fo r showing the m ost im- 
I proxremenl in their grades. Jose- 
m ets, en gin eerin g student in 1 9 3 8 -, p|jjne j^Hjott w as announced as 
is back from the S outhw est receiving the plaque fo r the m ost I 
39, 
Pacific, a fte r p articipating in for- j valuable member of the chapter.* 
ty strikes against th e Japs. Cap-
tain Htamets served w ith the “ Red 
P h i Mu sorority has announced 
D evil” torpedo bomber squadron I the pledging o f three new mem- 
on G uadalcanal, Munda. and B o u -.b e r s: K atherine Rogers, Sherm an:: 
gainville. Commissioned a t C o rp u s! Jo N ell M aberry, Bay C ity; and] 
Christi in N ovem ber, 1942, he was ! Elizabeth B reton, H ouston, 
prom oted to his p resen t rank last j 
March, 

A li Baba and the 
Forty Thieves'it

UDRSIT9 : J

Jay D u B o i e V i s i t s o n C a m p u s

M a r i n e C a p t a i n G r o r g * C. 

Maria 
M ontez 

First L ieutenant Herbert G.
^orga»on Jr., stu d en t in 1939-42, 
has been transferred to the A ir 
Transport Command F erryin g Di­
vision’s new P ursuit Transition 
School at Brow nsville A rm y A ir 
this
Field. On 

xnd
M emphis Belle

Jay D uB ose o f B elton, B.J. *44,

LAST D A Y 

Jon
Hall

com pletion 

— In —

was a

o f 

in 

* 

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♦

j

There w ill be only one perform -
is IO cents or;
the presentation o f the stud en t; 
voluntary Union fe e card.

T hese w ere on ly a few o f t h e ! a,nce* A dm ission 

7

u 

r Why, M i s s Garson—

remarks beard com ing fro m the 
third f lo o r o f the Biological Lab­
oratory W ednesday afternoon and 
• 
i U4. n 1 
night. Only one boy in the Em- 
in the Em-
bryology 3 2 i class was calm ly sit- H o w You Have C h a n g e d I
ting in the corner digging it o u t ; HOLLYW OOD— W illiam Des-
noiselessly. The other pre-med s t u - ; mend, screen star o f other days,
im portant dus-
j dents pent over their m icroscopes alm ost m ade an 
of Metro-Gold-
w yn-M ayer’s “ Mrs. P arkington.”
The se ttin g was a street in the
W estern m ining town. Desmond 
took a keen in terest in a young 
brunette ac tre ss in a ragged ging*

hair w hile studying Hides o f the 
seventy-tw o-hour 
chick. T h e y 
w ere preparing fo r the hour quiz 
of one hundred questions, and 
six bonus ones besides, t< 
en on Thursday and Frida 

alm ost at the point of pulling their J cover*y on Lhe 

Ex Jock Miller,
And Fellow V-12's 
Give Va. Play

Jack M iller, ex-stud en t in 1942- 
43, and a few V -12’s stationeed at j 
N orfolk, V a., produced “The Man 
Who Came to D inner.” The N avy ' 
invested about $1,500 in th© show, 
W aves played the fem ale parts. I 
It w as reported 
was a big success, sin ce the show I 
got good review s, and had more I

the show 

that 

★

be giv- ham dress, w ho was being pushed engagem ents than it could fill.
nu

I around by tw o dance hall girls in 1 
’ fron t o f a saloon. A fter w atching 
the scene, Desmond approached 

In the aftern oon 
1 

lab tho stu- D o c t o r Tay Garnett. 

t: r r , three 

dents spent m ost
“ You k now ,” he .said, “‘that little
hours tryin g to determ ine the ex- j dark-haired girl playing th at scene 
liver and j , th „ begt W estern actress pr08. , 
act connection o f the 
t Vye 3een in a x 
in testin es. 
gall bladder w ith the 
„ r thjnk 
Coming hack at night 
-rP right „ G ftrn ett’
they con- 
tinne d th e i r study, only this tim e r 
lied. “ G re e r Garson is versatile 
it was veins and arteries. 

t im e /. 

__

, Ch 

an>thin>?, 
' De.smond, like many others, had
, 
- .
, 
, been com pletely fooled by Greer s
, 
* 
change of h e r fa m ilia r r e d hair
, 
to black to p o r tr a y Susie P a r k in g -;
. , 
1 
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ton in h e r new picture. 

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TUES,
WED.

“ Passport 
To Destiny”
with

Elsa 
Lanchester 

Gordon
Oliver

•
A l t o 
Travel T alk 
Community Sing

B E V L X S T O D A Y

t 

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. . . . 

Dr. G. B. M ainland, inst rue t o r : 
. 
, 
in zoology, h ad explained it, over 
, 
and over. Maybe all the noise and 
t. * 
r . 
confusion w e n t to his head, be- 
.• 
cause a t closing tmrn he cam e in 
j 
with a toy w histle in his hand and j 
played taps. W hen someone asked 
him w hat h a d h appened , he d id n ’t 
even answ er— ju st kept on blow­
ing taps u ntil the lab fin a lly closed 
about l l o ’clock.

u- ,! 

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CAPITO

N O W SH O W IN G !

3

BREATHTAKING 
ADVtNTURE... 
of « voliont 
dog. . . end 
o lusty 
psoph!

W U N N E R O F5
ACADEMY AWARDS

including’^Best Actress of th# 

Y e a r " I q J E N N I E E R J O N E S
S H O W TIME 

1 0 :3 6 - I s l 8 - 4 : 0 0 

6 : 4 2 - 9 :2 4

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‘M ich oa ca n ’ Is Next 
Spanish-Speaking M ovie

Three Mexican m ovies recen tly
have been scheduled at the T exas 
Theater in • ripens© to a r e q u e s t 
for more Spanish-speaking pic­
tures during 

the day.
May I 8 “ M ichoaean* is to p lay! 
May 25. “ A lejandra” ; Ju ne I , “ E l 
Angel N egro.”

Dr. A c o s t a ’s P a p e r s P u b l i s h e d

Dr Gonzalo A costa, w ho re­
ceived his degree in p e tro le u m e n ­
in 1941, has w ritten 
gin eerin g 
several 
p u b ­
lished by the Colombian govern­
m ent, 
including one on th e ra­
tional acidizing o f lim eston e for­
m ations.

scien tific 

p a p e r s 

S T A R T S T O D A Y

A Woews_A Mflu* 
A Sissier Secret*

T O H t

L A K S

• 
NEWS 
‘ PETE SMITH*
• Popular Science*

special training, L ieutenant Forga 

. 
His w ife is living 

* 
ltvini. in A n ,tin 
A ,.-tm . 

f Z Jn 1 9 3 M 2 . W , , recen tly prom oted | D elta S * m . Phi, and 

S t a f f S e r g e a n t F r e d e r i c k H o a n - 1 recently visited on the cam pus. J
^ 

from E agle Lake, stud en t I D uBose w as a member o f S A E , ,
Silver
J from sergean t to s t a ff s e r g e a n t! Spurs. A fter a short v isit at his
, igh t,,,. home, he w ill he sent to tir e .:

p # ni 

V A .K 

Command fig h ter squadron in th e Lakes fo r N avy training.
South P acific. 

|

F ir s t L i e u t e n a n t A . W a y n e 
from

. . 

, . 

in 1937-41 

.Sergeant H oenfnghaus 

Wood, s t u d e n t 
served
Mission, who is signal sup p ly a n d , 
,
m a in te n an c e o f f ic e r a t a n E ig h th Ion <'Uada canal in late 1 3 4 . and
in E n f f - | f * f ' y 
” " d I h '« «<|U»dron 
S ta ti o n 
A.A.F. B o m b e r S ta tio n 
in E n g ­
helped b re a k th e J a p hold on th e
land, has c h a r g e o f issuing signal 
so u th e rn Solomons.
supplies a n d k e e p in g all co m m u n i­
cations e q u ip m e n t on th e B-17s in 
so 
p erfec t o p e r a tin g 
(hey can keep up th e a lm o s t daily 
pomhing o f Nazi 
ta r g e t s on the 
Continent.

O ne o f th e v e te r a n s, he has seen
th e M a rg u e z a s Islands, A u stra lia , 
th e T o n g a K ingdom , and th e F iji 
Islands since 1942.
★

condition 

! 9 4 3 ' 

i f t . 0 

H o m e r W a i t * E m p l o y e d in A r u b a 
H o m e r W a i t s , f o r m e r chem ical 
e n g in e e rin g s tu d e n t, is now w o rk ­
ing fo r a n oil com pany in A rub a , 
o f f th e c o a st o f S o uth A merica.

K a th a rin e G ib b s 
O pportunities

★

A

Bill Z i m m e r m a n n , 

In 
1942-44, has moved to H o u sto n to 
a it in duc tion into th e M e rc h a n t

s t u d e n t 

tfarinrs.

P r i v a t e L y n n W . Boyetfc o f Aus- 
in, B.B.A . 1929, is a t S co tt F ield, 
[ll., takin g a course in radio oper­
ating.

U n M organ, f o r m e r cou n ty en-1 

g in e e r o f T ra v is C o u n ty a n d g r a d ­
u a t e o f th e U n iv e rsity , has been 
com m issioned 
co m ­
m a n d e r in th e Soabees an d is s t a ­
tioned a t 
th e R egim ental H e a d ­
q u a r te r s . H e was a m e m b e r o f ] 
Phi G am m a Delta.

l i e u te n a n t 

A c o s t a in V e n e x u e l a

Eduardo A costa, w ho received
G e n e T a y l o r , e n g i n e e rin g stu- his d e g r e e in petroleum engineer- 
is w ith th e Creole 
stu d y in g P e tro le u m C om pany, La Salina, 

lent in 1940-44, is s ta tio n e d at the ; intr in 1943, 
J n iv e rs ity of H ouston 
adio technology. He was inducted j Julia, V enezuela.

• A c o lle t* g irl w ith 
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P r e d i c t

fyu tu te. a l S tu de*itL r P ule

the ir 

Unive rsity stude nts i nterested in the 
future of 
c am p us gover nme nt 
should l a k e adv a nt a g e of the oppor t un­
ity to h e a r s ug g e s te d revisions 
in the 
Constitution toni ght w h e n the W e e k s 
Report is gi ve n in H o g g Auditorium,

Stude nt 

l eader s have reali zed 

f or 
some ti m e th at the pr esent Constitution 
is out mode d and no 
l onger practical. 
Some mo nths ago, a constitutional re­
vision c ommi tte e was appoi nt ed by the 
P r esi dent o f the Stude nt s’ Associati on 
to formul ate a ne w set of gover ni ng l aws 
and s o me th i n g has been ac compl ished 
toward that end. The W e e k s Report, 
whi c h 
is pe rhaps the most t hor ough 
study of the problem to date, probabl y 
will be va l uabl e to the c ommitte e and the 
student body as a whol e in f or mi ng the 
ne w Constitution.

The r ight o f gove r nme nt probabl y is 
the most important t hing a stude nt on 
this c ampus has. 
Its val ue, however , 
often is under rated by stude nts who t ake 
it for granted and who think that stu­
dent gove r nme nt as w e know it he re e x ­
ists on e ve r y campus. O f course, t hat is 
not true— f e w c o l l e ge s have a st udent 
gove rnme nt as vocal and as vital as that

of the University, 
w h y it should be 
proved.

That is more reason 
im-
e nc our age d and 

To improve it, howe ve r , the indi vidual 
student must kno w w h a t he is about. To 
help him orient hi ms e l f as an acti ve par ­
ti ci pant in stude nt gove r nm e nt , “town 
hal l ” me eti ngs 
in H o g g 
tonight have been pl anne d. Fr om t he se 
me e ti ngs t here shoul d c ome a more in­
tel lige nt , more active st ude nt body.

the one 

like 

Stude nt s owe 

it to t he ms e l v e s and 
their Univer si ty to he ar the W e e k s Re ­
port and to e xpr ess t heir i deas about it. 
If t he y di sagre e wi th 
it, t he y shoul d 
it and of fe r suggesti ons and 
c onde mn 
c onstr uc tive criticisms. 
If th e y agr ee 
wi th it, t h e y should wor k f or its a d o p ­
tion.

As al ways, The Dai l y Te xan wi l l w e l ­
c ome c omm e nt on t he proposal s ma de by 
the W e e k s Report. P e r hap s an i nter­
ested student body, e xpre ssi ng its vi ews 
thr ough its stude nt ne wsp ap e r , can ge t 
it wa n t s and 
the t ype of gove r nme nt 
have done wi th the ills t hat now beset 
us under the present constitution.

It’s worth wor ki ng f o r ! — JACK M A ­

GUIRE.

A.&M. Should Punish
9 ti 

d

The students of the Unive rsity of Te xas have al wa ys 
enjoyed and e n c o ur ag e d the fr i e ndl y rival ry in sports 
and othe r activities w h i c h they have had wi th Te xas 
A. k M. W e are ne v er o ne s to ge t of f e nde d at a practi ­
cal j oke.

In the past, A g g i e s ha v e used up g al lons of paint, 
spl o tc hi ng “ Be a t the Hel l out of T e x a s ” all over Me ­
morial Sta di um. Our Longhorn “ B e v o ” suf f e r e d the 
indi gni ty o f havi ng his horns sa we d off, and still not h ­
ing was said.

j u s t a 

But w e f e e l tha t t he i ncident whi c h occurred in the 
early hour s o f last Th ur sda y morni ng was, under w a r ­
t ime condi ti ons, more 
typical “c ol le ge 
t han 
pr a nk.” W h e n some r epr ese nt ati v e or r e pr esent at ives 
of Te xas A. & M. t h o ught l e ssl y cut t he ropes on the two 
f l a g p o l e s in front o f t he Main Building, t hey, wi thout 
r e al i z i ng it, m a de it i mpossibl e f or t he Uni ve r si ty’s Y-5 
unit to r aise our na t i o n ’s f l a g F r i da y morning. Th e y 
de se cr ate d the Te xas f l a g- po l e by hoisti ng on it a bed 
s he e t pai nted, “ Gig ’em Ag g i e s, Be a t the Hell Out of 
Te xa s, 41, 4 6 . ” Wi th our n a t i o n a t wa r such si gns of 
di sco urtesy shoul d be di sc our ag e d. As we ll as be ing di s­
c ourteous, the i nc ide nt could also be classed as a mi s­
de me ano r.

No “ c o l l e g e pr a nk ” is j usti fi abl e i f it c a u s e s destruc- 
lion of pri vate or state property. In this case, t wo flag 
ropes, wh i c h are both e xpe nsi v e and hard to obtain, 
we r e c o m p l e te l y de str oyed, and c an no l onger be used 
f or a ny w o r t hw h i l e purposes. Also, t he Comptroll er ’s 
O f fic e w a s obl iged to hire a st e e pl e j a c k who wor ke d 
f or f our hours c li mbing both pol es and r e plac ing the I 
sl ashe d ropes.

| 

W e do not be li ev e t hat this incident r efl ec ts the true 
f e e l i n g of A. & M. s t u d e n t body, a n d it is f o r that reason 
that we c onfi de ntl y expect the administrati ve offi cial s 
o f that institution to e x a c t some kind of punishme nt on 
I f the gui l ty ones 
t he gui lty indi vidual or i n di v i d u a l s. 
go unpuni she d, the n t he i ncident will be r e me mbe re d 
as a r e fl ec tion of the j u v e n i l e w a y s o f u n w o r t h y c ol l e ge 
students, and A. & M. Co l l e g e will be hel d responsibl e. 
Ra the r than be l ie v e that Te x as A. & M. t e ac he s its stu­
dents to pul l stunts of this kind, w e woul d like to see 
t ho se gui lty of the m i s d e m e a n o r b r o u g h t to ac c ount­
ability.— A. R. H O W A R D .

So T h i s Is W a r !

M a r y h a d a li t t l e l a m p ,

A g o 6 d o n e , w e d o n ’t d o u b t , 

I n ’44 i t ’s n o t t h e f o r m ;
W e ’ll t a k e it, i f t h e b o d y 's 

F o r e v e r y 

ti m e 

t h a t c o m p a n y 

w a r m !

"But it WAS an island when we took it——at low tide, I presume! ’

S c u la e d

B y M A RV I N A L I SKY
E x ch an g e E d it o r

F r o m 

t h e M e g a p h o n e 
S o u t h w e s t e r n w e c lip p e d 
fo l l o w i n g l a m e n t :

a t 
th e 

W h e n t h e d r a f t b e g a n in ’41 
W e g a ls a t h o m e t h o t w e ’d 

h a v e f u n !

O u r v i e w p o i n t c h a n g e d in '42. 
W e l o n g e d f o r s o m e o n e w h o ’d 

b e t r u e .

In *43 w e all b e g a n
T o y e a r n f o r a n y “ m a n l y ” m a n .

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A s w i m m i n g c a r n i v a l , w h ic h 
t h e A t h l e t i c D e p a r t m e n t h o p e s 
w ill b e c o m e a n a n n u a l s p r i n g 
a f f a i r , is t o be h e ld a t A r k a n ­
s a s S t a t e T e a c h e r s C o lle g e . T h e 
e n t i r e s t u d e n t b o d y o f t h a t c o l­
l e g e 
t h e 
t o p a r t i c i p a t e 
is 
c a r n i v a l .

in 

O u r e a r - t o - t h e - g r o u n d m a n 
a t t h e S a n A n t o n i o J u n i o r C o l­
le g e , w h o u s u a l l y h a s n o t h i n g 
t o r e p o r t b u t s a n d b o t t o m , r e ­
p o r t s f r o m t h e c o m m u n i q u e s o f 
t h e o f f i c i a l c a m p u s r a g t h e f o l ­
lo w i n g :

A co -ed d r e s s e d in a s w e a t e r 
t h e H a y e s ’ o f f i c e w o u ld n o t 
p a s s a n d a s k i r t w ell a b o v e h e r

a p p r o a c h e d 

k n e e s 
a m o v ie 
h o u s e . S h e t u r n e d to th e d o o r ­
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D e a r J a c k :

I d o n ’t k n o w 

if y o u k n o w 
m u c h m o r e t h a n th e r e s t o f us 
t h e W e e k s ’s c o m m i t t e e 
a b o u t 
a n d 
I do 
t h e i r c o n s t i t u t i o n . 
know' t h a t D r. W e e k s is a m e m ­
b e r o f t h e f a c u l t y a n d t h a t v a ­
r i o u s o t h e r 
f a c u l t y m e m b e r s 
h e l p e d h im in w r i t i n g t h i s c o n ­
s t i t u t i o n .

t h a t 

I t s e e m s 

I w o n d e r 

r u l e . A c c o r d i n g 

t h i s c o n s t i t u ­
t i o n h a s b e e n k e p t s e c r e t f r o m 
t h e s t u d e n t s u n t i l r e c e n t l y . A t 
f i r s t I c o u l d n ’t belie ve t h a t a 
c o m m m i t t e e 
t h a t h a d f i n i s h e d 
its j o b c o u ld k e e p t h e i r w o r k 
f r o m th e e y e s o f t h e s t u d e n t s . 
I c h e c k e d o n 
t h i s a n d f o u n d 
t h a t t h i s s e c r e c y w a s t r u e .
if 

th i s c o m m i t t e e 
is s e r i o u s a b o u t p r o p o s i n g a 
s e v e n - m a n 
t o 
t h e W e e k s 's R e p o r t , t h e p r e s i ­
d e n t , v i c e - p r e s i d e n t a n d s e c r e ­
t a r y w ill b e a m o n g t h e s e v e n 
a n d f o u r o t h e r s t u d e n t s will be 
f o r g o o d m e a s u r e . 
th r o w n 
is t h a t t h e p r e s i d e n t 
T h e r u b 
l o n g e r be c h o s e n by 
w ill n o 
t h e s t u d e n t b o d y b u t b y 
th is 
g o v e r n m e n t o f s e v e n . T h i s s e v ­
e n - m a n g o v e r n m e n t w ill m a k e 
all a p p o i n t m e n t s t o all b o a r d s 
w i t h o u t t h e a d v ic e o f a n y o n e 
e x c e p t o c c a s i o n a ll y t h e f a c u l t y . 
T h e s e s e v e n p e r s o n s w ill h e a d 
a il c o m m i t t e e s . T h e r e p o r t d o es 
n o t s t a t e w h e t h e r t h e y e x p e c t 
t o be in 
t h e s e s e v e n s t u d e n t s 
sc h o o l a n d a c c o m p lis h all o f 
th is. T h e r e w ill be no J u d i c i a r y 
C o u n c il o r A ss e m b ly .

in 

W’h a t 

I a n d s e v e r a l o t h e r s 
like m e w a n t is a s t u d e n t c o n ­
s t i t u t i o n w r i t t e n b y 
s t u d e n t s 
f o r s t u d e n t s . I t is a b o u t ti m e 
f o r us t o w a k e u p b e f o r e t h i s 
f a c u l t y p u s h e s its c o n s t i t u t i o n 
t h r o u g h .
Y o u r s 
g o v e r n m e n t ,

s t u d e n t 

b e t t e r 

f o r 

M A R G I E R U S S E L L . 

★
D E B A T E V O T E M O V E M E N T

like 

t o s u g g e s t 

D e a r E d i t o r :
A s a n i n t e r e s t e d o b s e r v e r o f 
th e a r g u m e n t s f o r a n d a g a i n s t 
t h e 18 - y e a r - o ld v o te m o v e m e n t, 
m a y I s u g g e s t t h r o u g h t h e F i r ­
i n g L in e s o m e t h i n g in w h ic h I 
b e lie v e t h e s t u d e n t b o d y w o u ld 
be i n t e r e s t e d ?
I s h o u l d 

to 
b o t h 
th e 
t h e p r o p o n e n t s a n d 
o p p o n e n t s o f t h e is su e t h a t a n 
o p e n d e b a t e be h e ld , p e r h a p s 
in H o g g A u d i t o r i u m , w ith C u r ­
r y G ilm o re a n d B e n R a m e y on 
t h e a f f i r m a t i v e sid e, a n d D ick 
L y o n a n d Bill J a b l o n o w s k i on 
t h e n e g a t i v e sid e. 
t h a t 
t h e e n t i r e s t u d e n t b o d y w o u ld 
a d e b a t e b e t w e e n 
lik e 
t h e s e o u t s t a n d i n g s p e a k e r s . T h e 
C a m p u s L e a g u e o f W o m e n V o t­
e r s , t h e fiv e d e b a t i n g s o cieties, 
t h e “ Y ,” C o m m o n S e n s e , P r e s ­

I f e e l 

s u c h 

e n t D a y Club, a n d o t he r such 
o r g a n i z a t i o n s woul d be s ur e to 
s anc t i on it.

R O G E R A B B O T T . 

♦
L E S S G R O S S M A N

D e a r J a c k :

W h y m u s t t h e e d i t o r i a l p a g e 
o f T h e D aily T e x a n b e c o n t i n ­
t r a s h by 
u a l l y c l u t t e r e d w i t h 
M itc h e l l G r o s s m a n ? M r. G r o s s ­
m a n h a s n e v e r w r i t t e n a n y ­
t h i n g w o r t h w h i l e 
in h is e d i ­
t o r ia l s . T h e y d is p la y a c o m p l e t e 
la c k o f u n d e r s t a n d i n g o f e c o ­
n o m ic s, 
s o c ia l 
p r o b l e m s . I w ill n o t t a k e u p t h e 
l a r g e a m o u n t o f 
t h a t 
w o u ld be n e c e s s a r y i f I w e n t 
in e n u m e r a t i n g t h e 
in t o d e ta il 
fa l l a c i e s o f his o u t p o u r i n g s .

p o litic s, 

s p a c e 

a n d 

L e t ’s h a v e v a r i e t y o n t h e e d i ­
less M itc h e ll 

t o r i a l p a g e a n d 
M. G r o s s m a n .

I. M A X I N E S M I T H , 
711 W e s t 2 3 r d S t r e e t , 

★

U N H A M P E R E D P R A I S E !

D e a r E d i t o r :

a n d 

B a c k in t h e d a y s w'hen I w a s 
still h a p p il y d w e lli n g o n 
t h e 
F o r t y A c r e s , i t u s e d to be q u i t e 
a s p o r t a m o n g c e r t a i n 
le g i s l a ­
t o r s a n d a H o u s t o n n e w s p a p e r 
t o a c c u s e T h e D a ily T e x a n o f 
s p r e a d i n g 
e v e n 
r a d i c a l 
a t h e i s t i c p r o p a g a n d a . I c o n f e s s 
t h a t 
th e s e a c c u s a t i o n s a l w a y s 
a m u s e d me, f o r I p e r s o n a l l y b e ­
lie v e d t h a t if T h e D a ily T e x a n 
h a d a n y p olic y a t all, 
i t w a s 
r e a c t i o n a r y , n o t l i b e r a l o r “ r a d ­
ic a l . ” L a t e l y , I h a v e h a d t o r e ­
vise m y o p in i o n s 
l i g h t o f 
t h e p r e s e n t e d i t o r i a l p o lic y o f 
t h e T e x a n s t a f f .

in 

I a m r e f e r r i n g , o f c o u r s e , to 
M ik e C a r p e n t e r ’s e x c e l l e n t a n d

Gjjjjicial Noticed

MDR I AR BOARDS as ked 

off-hour# a t R e g i s t r a r ’s office 
todav,

t o r ep o rt 
to- 

J A M E S C H E A T H A M , S ecretary ,

TO J U N E GRADUATES In t h e Col.
loge of A rt* and S ciences; A r e p ­
r e s e n t a t i v e from a large a i r c r a f t c o r ­
p oration will be on t h e cam p u s Mon­
t u e s d a y and W ednesday of n ex t 
day, 
week to in terv ie w girls in t e r e s t e d in 
clerical and se cre ta ria l positions. F or 
f u r t h e r in form ation and perso na] sp- 
p o in tm e n ts 
this office before 
S a t u r d a y noon.— CHA RLE S V, D U N ­
HAM director, S t u d e n t E m p l o y m e n t 
Bu reau.

call 

t h e Corpus C h risti 

T E A C H E R S i n te r e ste d in teach ing in 
schools may 
in tervie w t h e s u p e ri n t e n d e n t on M on ­
day m o r n in g o r T uesd ay s f t e r n o o n in 
t h e T E A C H E R S A P ­
t h e o f f i c e o f 
Please 
P O I N T M E N T C O M M I T T E E . 
m a k e appointm ent*.

MIRIAM DOZIER.

S ecretary 

S. H. 219,

T H E T E A C H E R S A P P O I N T M E N T 
COM M IT TE E has had a cal! for a 
youn g man t o direct a b o ys’ s u m m e r 
cam p and have ch arg e of the ph> st­
eal ed ucation p r o g ra m . Anyone 
in­
t e r e ste d m ay gee

MIRIAM DOZIER,

S e c r e t a r y

A. H. 219.

l e t t e r s ; c o n s e q u e n t l y , 

t i m e l y c o m m e n t s tv hich t h e T e x ­
a n h a s s e e n f i t t o p u b li s h f r o m . 
ti m e . C e r t a i n p e r s o n a 
t i m e 
t o 
h a v e r e f e r r e d 
t o M r . C a r p e n ­
t e r ’s e d i t o r i a l s in s o m e w h a t u n ­
c o m p l i m e n t a r y t e r m s in F i r i n g 
L i n e 
I 
fe e l t h a t I m u s t l e t h im k n o w 
t h a t s o m e o f u s, a t l e a s t , a r e 
h a p p y to see a n d r e a d his w o r d s 
in t h e T e x a n ’s c o l u m n s . I h o p e 
t h e s t a f f c o n t i n u e s t o p u b li s h 
h is w o r k , f o r he s e e m s to h a v e 
a n e x c e l l e n t u n d e r s t a n d i n g o f 
t h e p o li ti c a l a n d e c o n o m i c c o n ­
d i t i o n s w h ic h 
us. 
M o r e o v e r , h e s e e m s t o be d o ­
t o w a r d s p r e a d i n g 
i n g h is b i t 
light, w h i l e 
t r u t h a n d 
a 
lies, d a r k ­
o t h e r s s p r e a d o n l y 
n e s s , a n d p r e j u d i c e .

s u r r o u n d 

li t t l e 

F o r M ike C a r p e n t e r , 

t h e n , 
a s I k n o w him f r o m s u c h e d i­
t o r i a l s as h is r e c e n t o n e in f a ­
v o r o f a n u n h a m p e r e d O .P .A .,
I h a v e n o t h i n g b u t p r a i s e — 
a n d 

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a r e 

t o n s o f m a ­
t e r i a l 
a b r o a d 
s e n t 
e a c h m o n t h to s u p p l y a n d 
m a i n t a i n e a c h m a n in o u r 
a r m e d f o r c e s ?

2. H o w m a n y s e p a r a t e i t e m s 
in t h i s t o n ­

a r e in c l u d e d 
n a g e ?

3. W h a t is t h e o n e m a t e r i a l 
t h a t is r e q u i r e d in e i t h e r 
th e m a n u f a c t u r e o r t r a n s ­
o f 
o f 
p o r t a t i o n 
t h e s e 
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p r i n c i p a l 
th e 
r a w m a t e r i a l f r o m w h i c h 
thi* 
is 
m a d e ?

v it a l m a t e r i a l 

i t e m s ?
is 

e a c h 

5. H o w m a n y 

t h i s 
r a w m a t e r i a l a r e n e e d e d 
in 1 9 4 4 ?

t o n s o f 

6. W h e r e d o I f i t in t o th i s 

p i c t u r e ?

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