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N e w Catholic C a rd in al 

Asks for African Peace

R O M E Ut) - - T h e 

first N egro 
c a rd in a l of 
th e R o m a n Catholic 
C h urch m a r k e d his fo r m a l e le v a ­
tion Monday w ith a p le a for peace 
in his tr o ub led A frica.

L a u ria n C a r d in a l R u g a m b w a , 
bishop of R u tab o , T a n g a n y ik a , 
spoke in the hall of the c h u rc h 's 
M issionary H e a d q u a r te r s .

R-U Support Results 
In Zero-Hour Concern

By LEON GRAHAM 
Assistant N ew s Editor

L ast-m inute details of planning for various R ound-l p 
events joined a zero -h ou r concern over slow-moving Revue 
ticket sales a t M onday s C entral Round-T p C om m ittee m et t- 

M onday:

all responsible groups and individuals m ust assum e responsi­

bility for Revue and Dance ticket sales.

A s a resu lt of C om m ittee discussion, Panhellenic and In ­
te rfra te rn ity Councils issued the following sta te m en t la te

. U d i m , u i a u i u a i i 

D r. Joe Malik, chairm an of the panel, told com m ittee
u r . J o e 
n n iP cc th is Year’s activities pay for them selves, 
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mv.

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few d a y s ago, a " th e re m ay be no m ore Round-Up. H e said th is m ean t m a t co . 

"The sororities and fra tern ities of T he U niversity p artici­
pate in Round-Up activities, such as the Round-Up P arad e, 
and receive much benefit, from the activities. Thdse activities
----------------------------
. * . . . m eant tp a t cost m oney to sponsor, and the only event during R ound-I p
m a k e g m o n ey —and 
th e r e -
fore m a k e s th e s e o th e r ev ents pos- 
s i b l e - i s th e Round-Up R e v u e a n d 
D an ces.

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ing.

th e ir c r e e d , ” 

se nd a m e s s a g e 

to 
th r o u g h o u t Africa,

“ I would 
m y b ro th ers 
m y u ru u i e i> u u u u j,n u u i 
w h a t e v e r th e ir c o u n try , and what- w m r . u n r c 
e v e r 
din a1 said. "A 
in R o m e a s k e d m e 
person h ere 
if it 
in pea ce 
w ith Africa, an d I re plie d th a t it 
w as 
the p e a c e of C h ris t founded
in ju stice a n d m u t u a l r e s p e c t ."

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l a n d " M r H ask ell said. N e w city 
" F e d e r a l interven tio n c a n n o t 
p a tte rn s m u s t be developed to cope an d will not do m o r e th a n seed the 
with th e explosion, he add ed. 

p ro c e s s ; but for this it is needed,

Mr. H askell pointed to th e de- Mr. H askell concluded.

crease in the sh a r e A m erica’s c e n ­
tr a l cities h a \ e tak e n 
in this ex ­
plosive grow th and called for in­
cre a s e d fe d e ra l aid 
in u r b a n r e ­
dev elop m ent.

"T h e m o d e r a te fed eral ex p e n d i­
tu res ne ede d to get a wholly new 
kind of city s t a r te d a r e as p ro fit­
able to the federal g o v e rn m e n t as 
to p ri v a te b u sin e ss," Mr. H a sk ell 
said.

The gain s to be m a d e by p ri v a te 
to u rb a n re d ev elo p ­
bu siness due 
m ent a r e not 
local, M r. H askell 
said, altho ug h action in th ese a r e a s 
must bp initiated locally.

P ro s p e c ts for effective lo cal gov­
e r n m e n ta l re o r g a n iz a tio n in T e x a s 
w e r e cited 
as disco u rag in g by 
L ynn A nderson, ac ting d ir e c to r of 
the U n iv e rs ity of T e x a s Institution 
of P ublic Affairs, 
in a m o r n in g 
sp eec h to the co nferen ce 

lies 

Mr. A n d erso n Kaid that the ideal 
solution 
in single a r e a gov­
e r n m e n ts w ith a u th o rity to r e p la c e 
all existing 
" U n fo r­
tunately, 
this p ro p o sal m e e ts op- 
p o s i t i o n of e s tab lish ed g o v e rn ­
m ents and political 
l e a d e r s , ” he 
added.

local units. 

(See C IT IE S , P a g e 6)

Ike and M a c Start 
Talking Confidently

M o b s Battle in Africa

JO H W N E S B t KG — G r e a t 
fire* s e t b y m o b s r a g e d n o r t h ­
e a s t of C a p o T o w n M o n d a y n ig h t 
a s w h i t e p o l ic e b a t t l e d w ith Ne- 
c ro o n 
a n d m i l i t a n t N e g r o e s 
fo u g h t b o th p o l ic e a n d o t h e r N e ­
g ro e s . It w a s 
t h e f i e ry , v i o le n t 
c l i m a x lo S o u th A f r i c a ’s " d a y of 
of m o u r n i n g . "

W id e s p r e a d v i o l e n c e a n d a r s o n 
e r u p t e d w h e n t h e m i l i t a n t l e a d ­
e r s so u g h t 
to e n f o r c e a w o r k 
b o y c o tt a g a i n s t o t h e r N e g r o e s 
in p r o t e s t a g a i n s t t h e k illin g of 
72 p e r s o n s s h o t d o w n b y w h i t e 
p o l le e a w e e k a g o .

Missile Attempt Fails

WASHINGTON — The N a v y said 
M on day it h a d fa iled in its f i rs t 
a tt e m p t to shoot a P o la r is m issile 
from u n d e r w a t e r a n d to ignite in 
the a i r the r o c k e t m o to r d esigned 
to s p e e d the m issile to w a rd a t a r ­
get.

At the sa m e tim e 
nounced a speed up 
seven 
P olaris-firin g 
th a t a r e now u n d e r construction.

the N a v y a n ­
in w ork on 
s u b m a r in e s 

ab ou t p e a c e a s th e y stood before 
P re s id e n t E i s e n h o w e r 's 
r u s t i c 
m ountain ca b in a t this r e t r e a t in 
M a r y la n d 's C atoctin M o un tain s.

The 

chief 

exec utiv e 
friend 

an d his 
long-time B ritis h 
flew by 
helicopter to this p re s id e n tia l re 
tr e a t in the C atoctin M ountains, 65 
miles fro m W ashington. T h e y a r ­
riv e d a t 12:45 p .m . EST.

M r. M a c m illa n h a d c o n fe rre d | 

w ith S e c r e t a r y of State C h ristia n 
A. H e r te r a t the B ritish e m b a s s y 
I in W ashington for tw o an d a half 
hours before he 
joined P re s id e n t 
E isenh ow er a t the White House for 

! the flight to C a m p D avid.

I t w a s u n d e rs to o d th a t th e e m ­
b a ss y con ference c le a r e d the w a y 
for r a p i d p ro g r e s s a t C a m p D av id , 
not only on the n u c le a r test con­
trol p ro b le m s, b ut also on a re v ie w 
of Berlin, d i s a r m a m e n t a n d o th e r 
m a j o r is sues due to co m e up a t 
the E a s t- W e s t s u m m i t m ee tin g a t 
P a r i s in M ay .

S e c r e t a r y H e rte r said 

th e con­
fe re nce w h ic h he and his aides 
held with M r. M ac m illa n an d a 
p a n e l of B r it is h officials w en t off 
"all r i g h t. " It c o v e re d a n u m b e r 
of sub jects, he r e m a r k e d .

Pittenger Begins 
3-Lecture Series

D r . B e n ja m in F . P itten g er, p r o ­
fesso r e m e r it u s of ed uca tion al a d ­
m in is tra tio n , will p r e s e n t th e first 
in a se r ie s of th r e e 
le c tu re p r o ­
g r a m s a t 7:15 p .m . W ed n esd a y 
in E nglish Building I.

topic 

D r. P i t t e n g e r ’s 

is "S o m e 
M o v em en ts in E d u c a ti o n a l A d m in ­
is tra tio n ." Dr, C. C. C o h e r t , pro ­
fessor of ed u c atio n al a d m i n i s t r a ­
tion, will pres id e.

to 1917. He 

Dr. P itte n g e r , w ho h a s been a 
m e m b e r of the fa c u lty since 1916, 
w as d e a n of th*’ College of E d u ­
cation f r o m 1926 
is 
also p a s t p re s id e n t of th e N a tio n al 
Association of Colleges a n d D e p a r t ­
m e n ts of E d u c a ti o n and th e T e x a s 
State T e a c h e r s Association.
tw o a n d th r e e 

the 
series a r e scheduled for W ednes­
d ay, April 27 and W ednesday, M a y 
18. T h ey will he < in d u c t e d by 
D ean T h o m a s Hall Shelby an d Dr. 

L e c tu r e s 

in 

I F r e d e r ic k Eby.

M \ R SH M .I, — P o l i c e c r a c k e d 
d o w n M o n d a y o n N e g r o e s w h o 
m u s c l e d in on t h r e e lu n e h c onn 
t o r s , d e m a n d i n g s e r v i c e s i d e b y 
s i d e with w h i t e s .

T h e o f f i c e r s p i c k e d u p 25 N e ­
g r o e s f r o m B i s h o p a n d W ile y c o l ­
lege s, q u e s t i o n e d 
t h e m a t h e a d ­
q u a r t e r s a n d t h e n released* t h e m . 
it

W e st Pu shes D is a r m i n g

G E N E V A — T h e W est insisted 
M on day on veto-free a r r a n g e m e n t s 
for d is a r m a m e n t , with 
e n fo rc e ­
m e n t c e n te re d in a pow erful in t e r­
national a g en cy able to a u d it n a ­
ta b u l a te w eapon 
tional bu dg ets, 
a n d m a n p o w e r 
levels, a n d ev en 
check on m i li ta r y m a n e u v e r s .

V a rsity C a r n iv a l Entries 
M u s t Be Filed by A pril 7

E n tr i e s 

for V a r s i ty C a rn iv a l 
m u s t be filed in the D e a n of Men s 
office, S pee ch B uilding 102, by 
April 7.

Scripts for 

th e sideshows m u s t 
be filed in tr ip lic a te in the d e a n 's 
office b y 4 p . m . T h e y m u s t be 
ty p e w ritte n an d com p lete.

V a rs ity C a r n iv a l ru l e s are a v a il­

able in th e D e a n of Men s office.

and 

E is e n h o w e r 

C AM P DAVID, Md. Ut) — P r e s i ­
dent 
B ritis h 
P r i m e M in is te r H a ro ld M a c m illa n 
s t a r t e d th e i r talk s M onday w ith an 
th a t th e 
ex pression of confidence 
m e e tin g will co ntrib ute to 
a tr u e 
and ju s t p e a c e ."
An histo ric 

the 
two le a d e rs w a s to r e a c h a c c o rd 
on a c o m p r o m is e rep ly to the So­
viet U n ion 's 
last proposal for a 
n u c le a r w eap o n s test. ban.

task ah ead of 

T h e y m a d e 

th e ir 

s t a t e m e n t

Beteta to Speak 
At Graduation

S p r in g C e rem onies 

Sla te d for June 4

D r. R a m o n B eteta , d ir e c to r g en ­
e ra l of N ovedades, one of th e p r i n ­
cipal n e w s p a p e r s of M exico City, 
will s p e a k a t sp r in g c o m m e n c e ­
m e n t J u n e 4.

C o m m e m c e m e n t e x e rc ise s will 
t e r r a c e sou th of 

the 

be held on 
M ain Building.

T h e R e v e re n d Jo se p h S u tler, of 
the U n iv e rs ity of C hic ag o 's F e d e r ­
ate d T heological F a c u lt y , will d e ­
liv er the B a c c a la u r e a te a d d re s s .

Thp B a c c a l a u r e a t e s e r v i c e will 
he held in Hogg A ud ito rium a t 11 
a rn.

C o m m e n c e m e n t 

ac tiv ities will 
the co m bin ed ROTO 
in Hogg 

begin w ith 
co m m issio ning e x e rc ise s 
Auditorium at 9 a m.

T he B a c c a l a u r e a t e se r v ic e a t l l 
a m . will be followed b y th e Col­
lege an d school c e re m o n ie s w hich 
will b e held from 2 to 6 p .m . T im e 
an d p la c e of these c e re m o n ie s will 
he a n n o u n c e d later.

At U I S p .m . the A c a d e m ic p ro ­
cession will form no rth of M e m o r­
ial F o u n ta in The pro cession will 
m a r c h at 7 :45 p m . an d the c o m ­
m e n c e m e n t ex ercises will hegin at 
8 p .m .
I Any fa culty m e m b e r w ho is un- 
able 
attend C o m m e n e e m e n t 
should a p p ly to his d e a n for offi­
cial a p p ro v a l of his absence.

to 

" S t u d e n ts who will be re c e iv in g 
the 
d e g re e s a r e u rg ed 
c e r e m o n ie s ," L a n ie r Cox, c h a i r ­
m a n of the c o m m e n c e m e n t c o m ­
m ittee, said.

to a tt e n d 

Round-U p R e v u e will fe a tu re a 
s a t ir e on c u r r e n t c a m p u s a ff a irs 
with a b rie f look a t TV land, a c ­
cording to Bob F ah ey , d ir e c to r of 
th e show. H ighlights of the R e v u e 
will in c l u d e :

• S p e c ta c u la r d a n c e s f e a t u r i n g 
a flashlight ballet, a glittering C h a 
Cha, a h a r e m scene com plete w ith 
15 " A r a b i a n " d a n c in g girls, a B e a t 
Coffee House n u m b e r done to o rig ­
inal m u s ic , and a Biegfield Follies 
take-off.

• Music fr o m r e c e n t B ro a d w a y 
shows such a s " K is m e t ." " B e lls 
A re R in g in g ," "O n c e Upon a M a t­
t r e s s , " an d " M y F a i r L a d y ."

• A g iga ntic finale fe atu rin g th e 
p re s e n ta tio n of v i s i t i n g sw e e t­
h e a rts , B lu eb on net Belles. Sw eet­
a n d o th e r U T 
h e a r t n o m in ees, 
b e a u ty q uee ns a g a in s t a s p e c t a c u ­
lar. read -an d -g ild b ack dro p.

R ev u e c u r t a i n tim e is 8 p rn an d 
p a r a d e w in n e rs will be an no un ced 
a t 7 :45. A c o n c e r t by th e L on g h o rn 
B and will begin a t 7.

Two d a n c e s will be held follow­
ing th e R evue. P a u l N eig h b o rs a n d 
his o r c h e s t r a will play in Gregory 
G y m an d R u s ty Brow n a n d Cell 
Block 7 w ill lend a tm o s p h e re in the 
Union B allro o m .

T ic k e ts to th e Prevue and D a n c e s 
a r e 52.50 fo r iowmr front, $2 OO for 
b alco ny , an d $1.75 for low er r e a r .
' Admission to e ith e r d a n c e is only 

its 

i The firs t Round-U p e v e n t to ae*
I totally g et rolling will be 40 A c res 
f o r m a l 
S howcase, w hic h h a s 
opening W ed n esd ay a t 
IO a rn. 
F o rty -fiv e e n tr ie s in 61 bo oths a r e 
re g iste r e d fo r the exhibition, w h ic h 
will he h eld in th e Union B allro o m .
W e ste rn D a y an d th e R o u nd -U p 
b a rb e c u e a r e sch ed ule d fo r F r i d a y 
from l l :30 a m . to 1:30 p rn. T ic k ­
ets to th e b a rb e c u e , w h ic h w ill be 
held on the law n d ire c tly e a s t of 
the U nion b e tw e e n th e M a in B uild­
ing a n d th e old D r a m a Building 
site. a r e SI 00 before F r i d a y a n d 
$1.25 on F r i d a y .

rn 

P r e l i m i n a r i e s 

the B e a r d 
G row .rig C o ntest will b e held a t 
2 p m . W ed n e sd ay rn U nion 309. 
F in a ls a r e sla te d for 12:15 p m . 
F r i d a y a t 
the b a rb e c u e . Anyone 
who r e g i s te r e d for th e c o n te s t is 
eligible for first-rou nd judging.

R e p o rts in d icate th a t th e r e will 
lie 15 
in F r i d a y ’s p a r a d e in
addition to h a n d s and c a r s b e a r ­
ing dign l a n e s a n d c a m p u s p e r ­
s o n a litie s . T h e p a r a d e w all beg in
a t 3 p .m .

T ick ets to all even ts a r e av ail­
ab le in Union 309, th e Co-Op, a n d
at all H e m p h ill’s sto re s.

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Photo by Avant

Engineering 

Fellows Named 

For 'Exceptional'

Records

Sixteen U n iv e rs ity stu d en ts w ere ' 

n a m e d E n g in e e r in g Fellows in r e c ­
ognition of 
"e xc eptio na lly 
th e i r 
h ig h " sch olastic re c o r d s M onday.

D r. W illiam W. H a g e rty , e n g i­
n eerin g d ean , p r e s e n te d SIH) checks 
th e 16 new F ellow s selected 
to 
fro m 
the u p p e r 3 p e r cent of 
fr e s h m a n , sop ho m ore , a n d junior 
en g in e e rin g stud en ts.

T h e F ellow s will h a v e a c a d e m i c 
p r o g r a m s ‘ a d ju s te d f r 
th* rn * > 
ge t the m a x i m u m b enefit of th c.r 
s u p e r io r a b ility ,” D e a n H a g e rty 
said. Most of the stu d en ts expo- r 
to do g r a d u a t e w o rk or la t e r t ike 
positions in in d u strial re s e a r c h o r 
teac hin g.

i T h re e of the l l f r e s h m e n h o n ­
a v e r a g e s . I b< > 
o re d h a v e "all-A 
a r e R a n d a l R . C ra ft J r . , Dunson 
N. King, an d R ic h a r d L. P itz e r.

T h e first coed to b e n a m e d an 
E n g in e e r in g Fellow is P e g g y J e a n 

M cC lain.

O th e r fr e s h m e n -ere K en ne th R. 
P r i e m , F r e d W alter Thies, K ynn 
M o n ro e Cole, S tep hen J. W eb er, 
D enn is F. Ripple, D ennis M. Giuf- 
fre, an d P e t e r C. W illiam s.

F ellow s selected from th e sopho­
m o re c las s a re W illiam L. G a r ­
r a r d . Doyle D. K nig ht, an d Wil­
li a m H, H ale J r .

Two fellows selected fr o m third- 
y e a r en ginee ring a r e R osco e Lee 
an i J a m e s C. Hodge.

is 

the 

T h is 

seco nd g ro u p of 
►Engineering F ello w s to be n a m e d 
by 
th e College of E n g in e e rin g . 
T w en ty-tw o Fellow s w ere selected 
l a s t fall w hen the now p r o g r a m for 
s u p e r io r 
initiated. 
stu d e n ts w a s 
that g ro up w e re r e ­
N in etee n of 

n a m e d Fellows a t 
c e re m o n y .

the M o n d ay

T he a w a r d funds c a m e from the 
Louis C. W ag ner Engineers* L o a n 
F u nd . W a gn er, H ouston e n g i n e e r , 
who died in 1950, willed i0 p e r cent 
of his $280,000 ' sta te to th e F un d, 
He w as a 1908 L Diversity g ra d - 
ua te,

M a y 2 D ead lin e N am ed 

For D iplo m a Card Filing

All stu d e n ts w ho p lan to re c e iv e 
an u n d e r g r a d u a te d eg re e in .Tune 
m u s t 
th eir d ip lo m a n a m e
file 
c a r d s bv M a y 2.

M a y 2 

is also the la s t d ay for 
sh lents who a r e r e g is te r e d in a b ­
to
s e n tia this s e m e s t e r a n d plan 
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horn? 
club'-, s u m m e r 
the old 
rt of 
a h
T h e r e ’s even 
■'N riv e rb o a t. 
the 
South in the la 
white, tw o-tiered 
C o m m o d o re . ’I h 
c a r r i e s h u nd red s
paddle w heeler
, through the c,ear w aters to Green

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has

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dies of
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I’ eov f s I nut a n es of 
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feet at its highest p ant. giv - 
w ide view of the git} sky-

is 

is miles 

. T r a v is 
fro m 
I by the M a r sh a ll F o rd D a m 
• loop off Bull C re e k Road, 
throu gh m o u n ta in s an d ov cr 
lim eston e cliffs. The ro ck y 
tree cov- 
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is 
of 
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lined wi t h 

stretches 

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rehearse one of

J U D Y T A Y L O R P R E P A R E S
:y
e numbers lo be featured 
e Round-Up Revue. The 
; a satire en 
e *• ; year 
ne 
F ir * , A . - e U pL> a 
- e 
- ' d. 
- t o *e e b e n 
t o o
R»., j© v. I be hern at G - e g e r y

th e ~ 

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t G >m S aturaay at 3 p.m .

Spring Is Here and Students Take Time to Enjoy It.

By B O B M O O K E 
T f x t n Staff W riter

T he " h u m a n a ti o n of o ur cities" 
w a s u r g e d M o nd ay nig h t by a Ix>s 
Angelo'; a r c h ite c t a t a d in n e r se s­
sion of the first Public Affairs R e­
p o rtin g C o nference

C h a rle s T u r k m a n 

of C harles 
T.uckman A ssociates of 
I .os An- 
geles told a p p r o x i m a t e ly 150 news­
p a p e r m e n , city p lan n ers, an d edu­
c a to r s that " to o m a n y people hav e 
b e e n co busy 
tha t 
the h u m a n 
th ey h a v e overlooked 
b e in g ."

thinking big, 

" T h e tr a g e d y of tod ay lies in our 
a p p a r e n t willingness to a w a it the 
to ta l d e stru ctio n of a to m ic w a r, 
be fore w e a c c e p t o u r obligation to 
re p l a n a n d 
rebuild o u r existing 
c it ie s ," M r. L u r k m a n said.

T he f o r m e r p re s id e n t of I /ever 
B r o th e r s 
" m a s t e r 
t e r m ' d m o s t 
p l a n s " u nrealistic a n d stre ss e d the 
n e e d 
for w ork ab le p lan s dealing 
w ith p r e s e n t cities.

" A r c h i t e c t s m u s t an d will devote 
m o r e atten tion to th e people w ho 
o c c u p y o u r buildings, ’ M r. Luck- 
m a n said. "W e a r e fa c e d with the 
t a s k of giving g ro w th a n a p p ro ­
p r i a t e a n d h u m a n e form .

in both 

M r. L u r k m a n pointed to planless 
d e c e n tra liz a tio n 
resid en ­
tial living and in in d u s try , " D e c e n ­
tr a li z a ti o n affects the locality, the 
region, th e state, and e \ c n the n a ­
tio n ." he said.

‘ O u r existing cities ca nn ot sim p ­
like w o rn out 
l y be d is c a rd e d 
machinery,** M r. L u r k m a n said. 
P la n n i n g 
its a s p e c ts m u s t 
b e e m p h a s iz e d as n e v e r before, he 
a d d e d .

in all 

“ To t r e a t people as afterth o u g h ts, 
w e h a v e a p a t t e r n for existence. 
To t r e a t people as an in teg ral p a rt 
of a to tal concept, w e h a v e a p a t ­
living ," M r. L u c k m a n
te r n 

for 

,,, 

said- 

, 
D o ug las H askell, editor of 

,,
the 
A r c h it e c tu r a l F o r u m a n d the first 
co n fe r e n c e sp e a k e r , stre ss e d 
the 
n e e d for reg ulatio n of au to traffic 
In th e s a m e w ay a s ra i lr o a d s w e i r
o n c e reg u lated .

" T h e r e is a c h a n c e for cities as 
w e know th e m to a d a p t th em selv es 
ra d ic a lly new 
to 
m a g n ific e n tly 
conditions, o r 
r*>ssi^ e- J™* 
is 
it 
th e m to go u n d e r ," M r . B a sk
said,

H e c ited th r e e p h a s e s of the c u r ­
r e n t "explosion in cities : the pop u­
la tio n explosion, the scientific an d 
t e c h n o l o g i c a l explosion, 
the 
bu ild ing explosion.

an d 

" T h e cities a r e exploding a g a in s t 
lim ited a m o u n t of ava ilab le

th e 

Demos to Elect 
State Delegates

T h e Young D e m o c r a t s Club 
h e a d e d by Rip W oo dard will m e e t 
at 8 p rn. T u e s d a y a t the I niver- 
sity " V " to elec t d e le g a te s to the 
in
s t a t e 

in H ou sto n 

convention 

April. 

,

The Club split o v e r an election

Of officers D e c e m b e r 16.

The W oodard faction will p ro m 
ab ly be seated a1 the Houston con­
ven tion b e c a u s e it h a s the la rg e st 
m e m b e r s h i p , M a u r ic e Angley J r . 
vice-president, of the faction, sain 
M o n d a y night.

Tho m a x i m u m n u m b e r of dele­
g a te s t h a t 
the Y oung D e m o c ra ts 
c a n sen d to tho convention i- one 
d e le g a te for ea c h IO m e m b e r s .

I
O f f Beat Chimes 

Toll Mysteriously 

M o n d a y Afternoon

T he m y s te r y of the tune which 
floated 
the T ow e r 
fro m 
c h im e s Monday a t 2:10 p m. has 
b een solved.

down 

A ccording to J i m M oeser. who 
the bells a t 12 15 Monday 
p lay s 
th ro u g h F r i d a y , it w a s a de m on ­
stra tio n for two fa c u lty m e m b e r s 
of the L o yal School of Church Mu­
sic in London who w ere visiting on 
c a m p u s

Tho im p ro m p tu re* ital su rp rise d 
stu d e n ts s t r o l l i n g in th e vicinity of
n
the M ain Building. 

The song w as " S e n e Nomine.

9 

....

- 

->A

N e g r o W o rk e r C o lla p se s 
A t University C o m m o n s

A IT \ ca v o id p a rt-tim e em ploye 
of 
th e U n ive rsitv C om m on s col 
lap sed at 7 p m . M onday while 
w orking and w a s ta k e n b v a m b u ­
in a sem i-conscious c o n d i ­
la n ce 
the Student Health C en­
t i o n 
te r

to 

The e m p t iv e , C a rl J arrn n n , a 
re ­
school 
the C e n te r and was 

student, 

N egro high 
co v ere d a t 
r ele ased .

G a r y M artin , C om m on s super­
v isor 
found him unconscious and 
h a v in g tro ub le b re a t h in g n e a r the 
s o u t h door "f 
t h e C o m m o ns. The 
I tov w as tak ing up a cord used to 
ro pe off a n aisle w hen he col­
lapsed.

 Tu*«Uy, M f d W, I960 

THE DAILY TEXAN 

Page 2

T ittle M an O n the C am pus

Going, Going . . . to R-U

I s COIN'S S'OC"jfitSA - 
u c - 9 Z k ' C ' *> z e * ~ i r e o 

N *sl SSE - v ?£< v A

Student Begins Review
Of Latin American Tour

.nip;,' p e rk ^ up and takes ar
Tj." ti .-* 
H on- I-’ r*
i n v r est in 
W eekend ears be o re of th e b e tte r aii-l'n i- 
v e n ity r e 'e b ratio n s in h isto ry .

the sp rin g 

* p j fhat*s this very weekend 
O f p r u n a o conc# r n ix p u t k i p a ' t e a in 

S tn rd a .v Misfit 4 R (»un d-l p H» \ u* a n d B all 
L - w h i c h w ill c l i m a x all o t h e r a r t i s i t i ^ 

’T'Kft Pfvu* sh xv t r< f i r 
he.irt - resent at ion - - t!us 
t w 
cr.* st 
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p rofh 
♦> e overall s I von
t' 
in 
I ;

are hi chi) 
Th m e 

■yvfi jTp.«'.ver to the 

this E ‘her Greeks
Silk c X I', 
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the Ba! 4
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Sweetheart crowned and the 
ow pron..se<i by ’ : e i ui ’n in- 
• P. >und-’ *p will so in ’ho hole 
exi'tcncf

Of course, 
versify ara 
• "I 
'
♦ f»f- 'f * V* ti
' ir lay,

C h
ant

sine#- 

iatc perm ission has I teen g ra n te d .
-Up programs, of course
and a re designed to
bit of variety" to the

( ‘her Ro 
are a."-* importan 
provide a plwsnn' 
* tv-* v-dav * n r r ■

Ta) - even**

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ss ii be a

udei
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s hoxx co
Wedn^s jfj

a n 
r 
r e
- u . 11 w a n * 
the Union
t a i n i l g 

ie ie ’N or- o a,rea 
B ii Id it g and Ma n 
♦ ■a <»nt place *<» fa t 
. W e s t. -• 
Ida\ afternoon w ill, 
n i n e t o a l l ’ h e U r n - 

I ny,

u n

‘ y . 

nt *o a t­
har-

V ’ dax- a r I

H.

IT 

t h a t a n ) g r o u p h o l d i n g 
is e v i d e n t 
a p a r t 1* d u r i n g 
t i m e f o r R e v u e S a t ­
t h e 
urday w ii! be direct!) hurting the s t i r r e r
of th'* peojjram. T here should be auffi- 
for all parties after the Res tie,
cient tim- 

lf the students want Round I p badly 
enough to participa te in 
it 
will b< a success. O therw ise, this could 
Im* the end of a fine campus tradition.

it this year. 

[lo Poll Tax Vote

Ll 
tho
Tcvv4 vol
voice their
The St 

un \ Democratic primary' In 
u ill not have a chance to 
poll *■
u - on 
{),•••’ ocnt’ic F.xc-'*utive Com- 
th a t 
if h a s 
( l l 
is-ne u p for ref- 
1 be a “ bari pre­
e n s issue is 
f the legisla­

m ittee decided ’ st week 
the authority to ptd this 
erendum. but (2 » it wo dc 
redent” to do so, b* *ause 
‘•within the prerogatives c 
ture. ”

T h e S I F : O' i Ie t h 4 

le t 

tion by voice

v o te a l t h o u g h . , .
• The pf Ope#!

tax issue on the May ballot was waiting to 
be heard and was not recognized until 
after the vote was taken.

• Placed a t the front of the room were 
heavy stacks of petition* which bore the 
s exans who 
signatures of over ;>0,000 
wanted this m easure on the ticket

• Figures cited in the discussion after

the vote show that the poll tax I* a limit­
ing factor to voting W aiter Hah. chairman 
of *he > tit on C'imj*aigr. pointed out that 
the national voting average in ’ ‘’ 6 was 
»' 

\ per ct * t of * he rAgible.
But in the poll tax states, the range 
was from 22.1 to 39 9 per cent of the eli* 
gi!

kia I * I tier cent in Texas!.
Fat :. thong I it is wit V, •
ie Sr author- 
itv to put this issue up for
■eferendum.
the SDEC will not change “ precedent” 
and do so for fear of stepping into the 
legislature’s territory

They might heed the words of poet 

Sam Fos*:

“ A hundred thousand men were led 
By one calf near three centuries dead. 
They followed still his crooked way; 
And lost one hundred years a day. 
For thus such reverence is lent,
To well-established precedent.”

i The Ca lf-Pa th)

Mrs. H u m p h rey

Self-Styled Politician

os ^

- adm 

in 5 and

h i.sevs vex ne 
-et).in for her

•v .X-

v e r y 

EC’s 
x\ h en she s aw a 
M rs H im p r .n

n I

T!f art a bl i
kesg, B 
tied a

Bv F R V M 1 * L l WINT

W ASHING TO N 

P 

- 

She 

h e lp e d h er b u st and k»** b s sta r t 
In politi s 

X w xbe x break ng pre ed en t

by c a rn pa ism mg on her own to 
g*

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he sire#
5[*-p tXV

W R O N G N A M E

Tn th* T.diUir

w u.-i 

ik« 

to takp um bras:* 
he D a ily R e tra c tio n for th *
jai and m a k e; 
m ;s*pe I* 
my name a « rn pie. threc- 
. Arvar Ch! ;x*;an, Lngk.ih-

v. th
cont

f-'or

On
S< V
R ead
B ar ■:

In *he c a r : 
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xx ax p«?e
M a 
S. ■
P ■«‘*ry
fin* 
j Hi c a k e I n e 
.re C 
I Z ir i / a a Sp a n 
i B a 
H er upon m e ;n4*r-
xx, en k x
?jir. of av a r* ic> 
in w h ich I ap- 
7<»xra ; xx hav r.g w n «<•' nd p ’x *
in xx I r '- .'r i- I wax Bym rt B lo ck , 
f f n e w h ere, I sa p p >4e

A w orse cut y e t. *r e n a n e of lh# 
I co m ­

g lo rio u sly r e a r on a r y 
posed and rn-id w a s no? ’ E rror 
h j? 
fc a h o m o n y m but
< km ex*. Vat d ifferen t Iv sp elled w ord 
T hat 
the error w a s 
.s 
\ - u s . r. ■*. rn.ne,

Arrow 

sa y . 

to 

to 

than ks 

I am n eith er a m e m b er of th e 
S p an ish r o y a lty , c ir a b lock h ead . 
Mv o n ly < m p la in t i« th at I rn a? 
now t a r r y a poor m a r r ie d alba*
the
lr -ic* of a nam e., 
, >rrr***er.? 
j e r s e y of the D a Iv 
T.-xi- Pie is? print this letter, and 
the accom pany r.g h a n d le in s o m e ­
w h a t m o r e n e a r ly c o rr ec t fa sh io n , 
jt-> that c*hers w ho x iffe r sim ila r 
Ins It* m av sec 'h i* th e y are not, 
y
he
; " 
a r c .

w ill “ 

e e n , 

- • 

.

Bv mn Black
KU SS * 

ltth

C R IT I C ISM

To the E d ito r :

\n ope n 

lette r to I’d W hither 

Texan Vmus'-ments t ilter.
v *;nr w ith r esp

* nm 

the f

rd B e ss
lee .. I w

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I lik e

e f me 't he

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F •* * * * *'
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__________________ _

'* COIN t T ' J Q t O LA*T a '

The Firing Line

I * /

Bv HI OO VMIIX VR 
F.diter - Noir H uge Am ilrar 
i* 
a student at th" I a c ultod de L * j e s 
In B u rn -* Sire* He w ill u n te a 
* rn # * of a d ie Ie* con cern in g Sr 
g *nn na #-*periail) 
the D as!' 
T exan, T r a n sla tio n I* rl ne bx Mal 
fMmm<#*i* and M aria M edina 
P cs-.dent E ise n h o w e r has 

fer 

r e ­
inc p .e*od his tour of bour
It *s 

." ? * es 

ft- r - % 
Xjit rl A re. erie an c 
r r .v ruer.: * 
pf 
c „r 

them b efo re any 

^ _ £ #>-r, vis ‘ arr m a d e.

g v s a hr .cf anti 

co r fret m e4 

B razil 
,-a* po*'•'.bi;.’.e s 

c 
d e v e lo p m en t. N ev erth eiee s 

Th < Wintry p o s s e s s e s 
eco n o m ic 
for 
it corr 
vr ts ***-0 se r io u s proh'err.x r rs* 
lho -na 
- ••. of *be pop*. .I at ion h a v e 
a mx* sta n d a rd of liv in g tra d e e v > 
d em by p i a rn *•«* co m pie* e ah- 
**- r o f *' p m id d le c la ss 
and 
*n,e d isp rop orti-m ate g e o ­
t P - 
g ra p h ic de*, elo p m cr.t of the e c o n ­

, d 

o m y .

T o d a v 

'" e re are 

g***®" un-

I . v-|,

tbe blend; 
ski? 
?.>er 
b r -A-rx 
sp ishe* t 
d '; * es sion 

ie nf *he brown 
I -. <• ' ’a « ar. 
••:cr?
few*
e => 
re- . . c a lr I < >i -t tv t
e n e r v .

T h rr 
our!
M r. V,'a I 
v .the :? 
s ; h ax 
u t . r i
SU< ess

; s . . - ; 

*, y o , m a k e s ta te m e n ts 
f -r th em , 
apprc •• a! o f ’ he plot 
s
•’ a r-
•h eie

re ax n 

f r 

.... 

i- \

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nix re U 

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w r HE o r e . uruc-s 5, mu w ish to c n-
-r a c e d y fo r corv-
die? . „ a »| .... 
t i - m g 
1 " un-
too m u ch
1 f r f d ifficu l-
s < rd v ie w e r w o ­
«r ■ ^ ® ne e c *
-■
ti
t y dg 1 ng
and 
• p *nr> m* d B#'S
.— your t -x - ion % xj sh ould ba

follow in g 

0 " . > 

rn 

Sr

Vt 
W a
r TW on
abu;*y.

h due r e s p e c ts to 

i. M r. 

ou e m pl

- - r e en*: a 1

•lane k n it in Bow den 

I UM Trlnttx

HI V L I R E D 

\(> T I:R

T o t h e E 4 f t « e :

l^Evear-Oid 

R e c p r - v I rea d a 

UCI* Kv ♦Hu
T e x a n ed *or #bot.:t G a y <» r. ss ary, 
h 
ta x p a y e r w h o re­
fused* his SS?, 31 t a x r efu n d as a 
p r o ie -f again-* I IM e ir -o l 1s not be­
in g a b le to vote

I'm not xure that a pers*»n who 
doe* nut r e a ii/e the v a lu e of STI Si 
U rajm h le of m aking ration al d e ­
cision * c<»ik erning jx d ltlca l candl 
dote*.

fle c tio n s- On 

TG: v o n w ho' > 

te n d m e 
Ie 
y o ; i*>o m y
th e V13 i i a n d I 
th® 
C e r tif.c a te of E x e m p tio n rn 
s e c o n d 
c o m in g 
t.ioush? h a; : 
I ha I v e**er r *
If C h arlie Ha> fen f kind o ' about 
.? he w o u ld c o m e out of r etire - 
m en* 
tho ca p ito l d e m a n d in g d eport a ’ion 
o f us both.

form a m oi 

and m a rch 

B e sid e s e v e n if Y arb orou gh w a s 
fo r fe it and 
.* up b efo re c o n g r e s s, by 
-h ey got around to doin g

im p r esse d w:*h you r 
brought 
. 
...p 

arv*bT.e a bo .* * you ll 
enough to vote anyway.

O; d

( “l-.arlc*^ Thurm an 
Hi" iirand e

L A B F E E S

To the E d ito r :

It a p p e a ls a s though a tu .v o n 
is no 
lo n g e r n ecessa r: - a t 
r a .- e 
le a s t 
;n th e D e p a r tm en t of B a e - 
tenol'Tgv They h a v e c le v e r ly d e ­
v ise d a s y s t e m w h er eb y e • er> sti> 
den*, pax s 52 to St p er sem # " ‘e r 
for e a c h b a c te h o lo g y c o u rse he 
ta k es.

N o I rn **•■'* r efe rr in g to th e r eg - 
ula*- 52 '.ab f e e -y o u pay ’ hat, *'X>. 
, "i* * 4 rn ply ta k en ou t 
— nets' 
**Ey x’udc-* x g e n ­
of e a c h b a c t e n 
he 
e r a l p r o p e r y 
d ep osit, 
d o e sn t e v e n d isc o v e r 
it 
ro m e* 
to r ep le n ish t'"e d e ­
p osit.

and 
it un?'.; 

tim e 

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that e ve n th e B ur*ar's O ffice dldn t 
kn tv, that the fee wa*n t far b r e a k ­
a g e or lo** of lab eq u ip m en t, b o t 
for the p u rch a * e of *om e unknow n 
• s p e c ia l xup pltc*” w hich w e re not 
p r o d d e d for bv the regu lar « la b 
fee.

The rx*ra 52 c h a r g e w a s a s s e s s ­
ed e v e r y stu d e n t 
in b a c te r io lo g y 
629a a n d w ill he inert*axed to 53 
p er ; * .1 den* fo r 629b. S o m e of the 
o th e r b a c te r io lo g y 
c o u rses w ill 
h a v e h ither c h a r g e s . W hy h a s th;* 
ex tra fe e n ot b e e n added to the 
r e g u la r 52 la b fe e in stea d of b e in g 
a l i e d w ih o u t th e stu dent s know .- 
e le e and c o lle c te d in such an u n ­
d e r c o v e r m a n n e r '

I b e lie v e th a t th e B oard of R e - 
rem x h a s rec en t v r a ise d ‘ne m a x ­
im im la b ‘ c e to St and *h x a p ­
p e a r s to he m o r e ‘ban a m p le 
su ch a c o u r se ax b a c te r io lo g y 629 
o r an y b a c t e r i o l o g y c o u r se 
“ ta u g h t 
lr. 
... 

fa c t, w ith a bit of pro*cs* 
st-: dents w h o a re
, ne 
», 
e x p e c te d to p a y th is c h a r g e 
th e 
D e p a r tm e n t o f B a c te r io lo g y w*ou. i 
prob ab ly d e c .d e th is to b e a n un­
w is e m o v e and Terrene th e c h a r g e 
un til it c a n b e le g a lly a s s e s s e d .

at th e U n iv e r sity .

I jin e F R 'X ihim 
,vo« F.lmw f>c*d P l.

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of 

Af.* . -. es 

The i c . T - r a . 

lite r a ­
tu r e 159C 1646’ w ill p ro b a b ly n e v ­
for m a n y , m a n y
e r be e q u a lled 
5rd ye* * ■ E r e . sr. xtu»
<iAf?s rf * *xi.i' 
.md *■"» V*. Ctmtw tL 
this period, is to us just a m o m en t 
o f history and time.

M en x ic * 54 

' t i *> •xp«e -.re 

^ f1 ’ -
; -a c D **r •• M — . M in ell Dry-
r.»r 
5“ 1 B i >n c -•— • .*erl *o a
pj>- •••* rf :.*era**ure t n t ever. *■#- 
cliv holds rn-re r e a d e r s than a1 
per.••xix ex:#rrt pernaps 
‘fiat era 
*- i * xr-.v P a - 
Jor.r. Mar*new and 
>{*-< a-rite *,ne r e- .'*.--'4

V - Cri*r v eil b - 4 s..E g e s'c d 'bi* 
th is m o m en t belongs 
to Shake- 
sp e a r e and th e r eb y arr;'-ex a t h is 
*r •- 
4 hi*** pear •'an Mo­
ment-'’

* The 

De*p *e 
rn*»

the 

a ; xer,. rs that Mar-

s w— • r 

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T”F^*-x, 

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r 

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P t A M l ’b

m a w e h a v e 

.<r.c-wn.

A c tu a lly p e c tic d ra m a s v ir tu a l­
ly dead r. l.t e r a t - r e wi*h the o n ly 
e x -ept r.s dc ng sc a tter e d s ic--es­
s e 4 su ch ax ’ W ild S tra w b erries 
x 
l l ,x a s • r.ir.’ed rn Mr. Cut*w e 
: w < *hi* ’ he m r-dram a'.*" w-nrks 
-«d a * ta lly e r e g r ea t

* this 

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p •* * rn NUC *** w > A f

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M a r v ex ##rp*x 

431 *hrr tgh ­
ou l th e **"c--: *1 ba cie Mr C m tt* 

x x-al%4.x and theory 

It .x * he au*.- -r 4 Mew --.a* the
age wax sp u rred bv the * r r 4.*:*"
rn eh: e a ’, pax* *r *~3
find n g a 
sr ritual, and cul’ural

- r ' .‘ m e n hope 

*»# 

’ 

— 
*r 1J. 
unity.

T - - j 7- - yd saw . * x eel *w • h 'ne
the new
arri ratm n al-

r - — ng of P i" *3’*.srr 
g-;*r~© 

c 3 tx :-;.s~* 

; — 3 ---- - 

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'*- , ‘ -A c
•»# — - ■ * ad;" g

by a.-v S h a k e sp e a r e a n ad~ r*r

— RH L H\MFTON

explored zones with a heavy con­
r, ‘he s"C' 
centration cf industry 
c f S a c P -

The pc-lit.ral x.*-.;3rer .s r • easy 
to d e sc r ib e 
Presider.* Jusceh.no 
K uh its hek « term erds soc^r. H.s 
p o p u la rity has cor.; :«terely dwin­
dled due ma cly *■» the high cos* 
r f liv in g and c h r o r .: e c o n o m ic in­
fla tio n .

It 

Mth .ugh 

-til! an>tH«lv'<i 
l« 
racm therr arr bow tw o prim I pa I 
c a n d id a t e : M arshal
p r u d e n t ia l 
-Tardo Q uadrox.
T r lx r r a I/xtt and 
Lot* v no ha- ‘ hr - apport o f the 
a rm y , bark s twe program, firs? ad- 
x-n-a’od r y J -a o f I aul a rn a fcrrr.cr 
l i t program gcr- 
v.ce-pre« der* 
era iv - s p e s k ^ g 
ss n a 't^ r a h 'tm 
and «*-orgIy sup pm-* tho corr‘p;**- 
c a r.’?,1 .
’m>** of Boaz a * -a r<* 
*he R r*z. .'.r -^o-- 
S o m e d a y s **» 
fr r- 
rn rn «* pa rev* p m ! a, rued 
rr.al

pport for th is p c .ic y .

its 

♦ 

♦

- a • gr 

,r. re ga: i *o B r a /: a 

Q A d - x h a s gr - at pc pul ar 
;nd
S u p p e r His humh e 
*>•!! m a k e him a 
and p o l ‘r i 
s* m r g p r r 5:He - * [al ■ ^r’e n d e r H;x 
pc*4 ’ rn? 
is 
d istin c t freer th a* of M a rsh a ; I n " 
Q u a d rm a ttrib u tes a g r e a t part 
c f B raz * e mom : p r o b le m s to 
f c .e c te d . how ­
th ,x p*v *f * E v en 
e v e r 
im p o s­
s ib le tv halt construction 

.* would b e a lm o st 

- 

H is p olitical c n cept le a n s tow ard 
co lla b o ra tio n a m o n g all A rn. e n r-r 
c o u n tr ie s W hile L ott o p p o se s any 
c Ila bora* 
in the pc role .rn n- 
d 
a a d r o ' rn. a: n ‘ -.Ins * h e r. e -
c e ss:* v r ;• c r. *. e n ■ An c e o f all ow - 
in g fo reig n c a p u l i to h e lp P etr o - 
th e gov ern m en t o w n e d p etrol 
bra® 
com pa ny,

Q a td n w ' a c c e p ta n c e of an 

ln\ i- 
ta tio n 
to att# nd a c o n fe r e n c e of 
u n d e r d o * 1< ped c o o a tr le * in t u b a 
ha^ gain#*d him the su p p o rt "f « cr- 
tain rightist #*l* m ent».

A rg en tin a is in the m id s t o f p o 
lin e a l and e co n o m ic r e c u p er a tio n . 
S h e confront* th e s a m e p r o b le m s 
the* B ra za fa c e s but w ith se v e r a l 
a d v a n t a g e s : the ir .fia \o n a r y prob­
le m ;> being o v e r c o m e , th e r e are 
no un explored zone®, and g e n e r a lly 
th e r e is a high er sta n d a r d of liv ­
ing.

U r u g u a y Is a 

' x per cen* c f 

C h ile, w ith h er p o o r e co n o m ic 
in­
con d ition , ha® a s ’ rong le ftis t 
la st e le c tio n a p ­
flu e n c e . In th e 
p r o x .: - v - 'Iv 
trie 
f ° lo ca te voted ’ r b i ’.A P 1 Me-, oi- 
ut. r a c y F ront o f P 'p o la r Act r n 
n So: ill-*. C om m un s* c o a litio n .
it-rx' d en t •#’ ratio 
rfHintry. but p#»"r. It al*o ha* a 
grtvve ^©ohorn ic *itu ation , w hich 
vx.v* *harpened by a di*A*trou* 
flood a year a go. It* p rin cip a l re\ 
en u e from tourixt trad e and a g r i­
c u ltu r e I* a c<>n-'#*quence o f lib eral- 
lie d p o in te s a ffec tin g fo reig n e n ­
terp rize*,

R e s lits of th e E ise n h o w e r v isit 
in true per- 
th e y are 

m a y be appre* lated 
s p e c tiv e 
r e fle c te d in US fo reig n p o lic y .

if and w h en 

T h e honors tha* E ise n h o w e r re- 
r .i ved are d ,e to his r -'- -Anal a;#- 
p ea i and the p o ten tia l good-w i I o f 
r. ; * e cl 
A r ce n in e p eop le for th e 
A m eri-
5ta*ex 
th® I-at
H ow ever 
cam 4 very in te re -ted ■ 
and r r n :rn. > and ary 
m e a s tires d ire ct ed a e r.. r - 
Ii hood could arr. ii a ll th 
of th e s* > h -v. ' ?c rn 

ad v e rse 
h .' ltv e-
*ii - e®S

F o r 

e x a m p le, 

th e u n c o r troll®
':i” < on err

a p p l ^atior o f U S la'.* 
m g th e allo**?.*ic.- o f a s 
hard! 
x irplusex Ars-- ut 
d a t e * Ame*'':ca « 
* *■• .!
• •' * *■*• rn*-O K' 4> VT': Hp ■ ” SI
rn. 
r* ’ • *w-' •
to Sc ,i*- A m en *a a* , « s y 
R e c e n tly A r t 13-* na w a s f 
Ch > 
p-<**i 
the Law 
from 

u Im na I 
appre- 
whea* 
4 h i f t e d
‘ "
 
n part.
a® fo rced to 
w ith d ra w in e 
xtnca
stem 

5 
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w h eat
ex per*. *~

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a 
11 ss I A rom
a v e a l Argentine

To su stain 

the *.urce*» of Mr. 
F isen h o w er * and D o u g la s D illon'* 
Iodide*, w ords m u st be co n v erted
to deed -. The h#>|>ed 
for project* 
fall Into three c a te g o r ie s .
* 
m e L atin An e rica n na-
ca. ... c* tr c.r own r hara#*- 
'n v. 
Ike d e­
to d ea l w ith
f . 
'D e e q u a lity could 

• e r vs eq . tis 
be m a n ifest n \ a r .our w a y s.

I 
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to have a ro r.'e re n c e w ith other 
An cr an na’ onx b efo re am ending 
to whit h other 
t i rife cr" 
i . • • 
sol s e com - 
r. a ’.ors are ne.* inv;*ed 
r. An f 
.orris bs m ea n s 
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l a t e 
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pox -. x 
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the spic Mal and
one cf pr 
la ter : d e v loprr.c-nt of the A m er­

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F co n o m lc : e n c o u r a g e ca p ita l In­
in a 
'lr . Dillon 

v estm en t In 
rn inn#*r *ugg« "ted bv 

l a t in A m erica 

highly resp# ct# d by m a n ) 
Vmericaifcs after bis p a rticip a tio n 
In a c o n fe re n c e of ?! A m erican 
notions, he! I 

in B ueno* tir e * ).

la t in ^ 
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Th" * 'rn vol; d b en efit both the 
US and L atin A m e r ic a , To en co u r­
it m ig h t be w ell 
a g e th 5 c a p ita l 
for the US to e x a m in e 
its fisc a l 
p o licies w hich m-su’* in double ta x - 
ation c f fore rn ir.ve«*rr.ents.

♦ 

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r e s p e c t, 

e x ­

C ultural: 

in 

th is 

c h a n g e I* th e key point.

y e 

g r a d u a te s, 

‘•’rn Id b e 

lr .'.“ it.-ins and 4 hoi irsh ip s 

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ii 

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and 
in- 
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.la r ly in h isto r y , g e o ­
graphy, and national sensitivitie* 
is a lso both f e a s ib le a n d necessary. 
in 
fu tu re econ - 
Spe.'ial 
• a! pm nets are

in te re st 
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o f im m ed ia te ;m p o r ta n c e.

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 Cuban Ire Aroused Baseball 
Briefs...
By Baseball Furor 

Inside Lane
Bill

Hampton

T e x i n S p ort* S ta ff

UT Seeks Win 
Over Mustangs

down 

T e x a s’ perennially p o w e r f u l
alread y 

one 
' .on? horns, 
Tame 
in SWC baseball com peti- 
ion, try to pet back in contention 
it 3 p.m . T uesday when they tan­
gle with Southern M ethodist at 
Clark Field.

T exas stands 0-1 

in conference 
play, having fallen to B aylor by a 
6-2 count. SMU is 1-1, suffering a 
16 6 loss to T exas A&M and down­
ing B aylor 3-0.

MIAMI, F la . tm — The delicate 
relations betw een the U nited States 
and F id el C astro's Cuba w ere fur­
ther strained M onday by 
ca n c e l­
lation of an exhibition b aseball 
series in H avana.

Cuban sports writers w ere up 
in arm s over the decision by Lee 
M acP hail, president of the Balti- j 
more O rioles, not to go through 
with a three-gam e series against 
the C incinnati R eds, scheduled to 
open jn the Cuban capital M on­
day night.

\ “Let us sit upon the ground,

And tell sad stories of the death of Kings.”

I t is th e usual procedure a fte r an y tragic, peculiar, or 
is known as a post 

to conduct w h a t 

unexpected d eath 
mortem.

The Longhorns have been hitting 
at a prolific pace w hile running up 
a season record of 6-1. but have 
had spotty pitching.

This is an old I^atin phrase th a t originated back in Rom e 
bv Cicero o r C a e sa r or somebody th a t said things 
like 
th a t and it m eans to investigate proceedings when som e 
w ell-thought-of tra c k team gets its nose rubbed in the c in ­
ders.

So, arm ed w ith 

T ex a s Coach Bibb F alk 

is ex­
pected to go with sophom ore Bob­
by C allow ay < 2-1 > or senior Grog 
Martin (1-0 > on the mound. Other 
ty p ew riter and glasses, I vail h ereb y 
probable starters with their bat­
dissect th e L onghorn tra c k team and th e ir showing last w eek 
ting averages 
in paren theses are 
L ew Brazelton (.5331 at first base;
in Abilene. It can also be called “ How to lose friends in one 
sec o n d ; D ave
P at R igby 
lousv column.
^ ................. 
Skinner (.382), third; B art Shirley
W hen one stops and ponders over the past m eeting in < ,is?n>. shortstop Johnny Pinckney
(.375), catcher; Sam R osson (.313), 
spokesm an for
left held; R o y M ange' ' 480', cen-
te r ; a n d W ay ne M cD onald (.440) in 1 the S tate D epartm ent said the de­
r i g h t

Abilene th e resu lts a re staggering. I t has been the first 
tim e a S teer squad has not accounted for a t least one first 
place in a running event since R ussia w as on our side.

It w as B altim ore 'n decision as 
hom e team , 
to play where they 
w ished. F rick said. “ It w as strictly 
M acP hail's decision. M y office 
had nothing to do with it."

In N ew York, C om m issioner 
Ford F rick said neither he nor 
the State D ep artm ent got Into the 
act.

In W ashington, a

The series w as re-set 

for M i­
am i. at the prerogative of the host 
B altim ore team .

(.2921,

. 

partm ent had not been approached 
on the m atter.

“ We should have no objection.” 
the spokesm an said. “ In fact, the 
departm ent probably would 
look 
with som e favor on our boys play­
ing 
the 
there. After all, half 
W ashington Senators are Cubans

The sem iofficial governm ent or­
gan In Cuba. R evolucion, called 
M acP hail “ public en em y No. I of 
Cuban b aseb all.” T he President- 
ow ner of the H avana team In the 
International L eague, Boh Ma- 
duro, said there w as “ no justifica 
tion” for the B altim ore action.

M acPhail said here M onday. “ I 
have no com m ent to m ake about 
it. We just did w hat w e thought 
best for the club. Ten or tw elve 
p layers didn't w ant to go to Cuba. 
but w e could have gotten up a 
squad to m ake the trip 

D o d ge rs Sm ash Turley; 

Defeat Yanks, 9-3

VERO BEACH, F la. tm- The 

A ngeles Dodgems roughed up right­
hander Bob Turley and defeated 
the N ew York Y ankees M onday, 
in 
9-3. T urley gave up ten hits 
six 
including hom e runs 
by Gil Hodges and C harley Sm ith, 
rookie shortstop.

innings, 

Sm ith s w a s an 

inside-the-park 
c i r c u i t with tw o on the second in­
ning. H odges stroked his w ith the 
bases em pty in tho fourth. T hree 
of the D odger runs w ere unearn­
ed, 
fielders m aking 
three errors. Turley now h a s given 
up 20 hits and 16 runs in 17 innings 
and has an 0-2 record.

the Y ankee 

*

n j . O I
Gabe Paul, gen era l m anager of P h i l l i e s e d g e P e d 5 , Z - I 

, . . . . 

_ , 

the Cincinnati tea m which has a 
working agreem ent w ith H avana, 
acknow ledged that he w as disap­
pointed.

Tuesday, March 29.1960 THE OAHY TEXAN 

Page 3

Dallas Long's Heave 
Okayed for Record

EOS ANG ELES tm — D allas 
Long's gargantuan shot put of 64- 
feet-6 12 
in his­
tory over 64 feet, w ill be subm it­
ted as a world record, AAU of­
ficials said M onday.

inches, 

first 

the 

The 

c o u n t y departm ent of 
w eights and m ea su res put the m et­
al ball on Its sc a le s and found it 
to be one ounce over the required 
16 pounds. AAU Secretar> 
I-ee 
H an sen said all other conditions 
appeared to he satisfactory.

Long. 260 

- pound. 19-year-old 
sophomore at Southern ( alifom ia,

got off the throw at a m ee t Sat­
urday with the Los A n g eles Strid­
ers.

D ave D avis, a student a t San
Fernando V alley State C ollege 
com peting for the Striders, also
bettered Parry O 'B rien's reco g ­
nized world record of 63-2 a few 
m inutes before Long stepped into 
the circle.

But D a v is’ heave of 63-feet-10H 
wall not be subm itted for co n sid ­
the N ational A AL, 
eration by 
H ansen said, b e c a u se 'his shot w a s 
about two ounces underw eight.

And w hen one queries w h a t would have happened had 

we not taken fo u r places in the javelin;

W hen one realizes th a t only last y e a r we w ere settin g 
world records, clocks to running, eyes to turn ing , precedents, 
and W ildcats on fire w ith our tail fire;

W hen one rem em b ers th a t we w on the San Angelo R e­

lays and B o rder Olym pics just a w eek o r tw o ago;

* Then one asks, “W ha hoppened', “

And then I sez, “ I dunno.”
Rut last S a tu rd a y w as the day th a t the C h ristian s took 
th e Lions, L onghorns, and just about everybody except the 
W olverines.

T here have been m any “C hristian-L ion Gam es 

jokes 
tossed around about th e ACC tra c k efforts, h u t they w ere 
all reduced to an em barassed clearing of the th ro a t by last 
S atu rd ay night.

T exas died a slow death in th a t m eet. 
It would he convenient to pour fo rth a dictionary 
of adjectives telling how the long trip by bus com pletely tire d 
th e lo n g h o rn s out, hut th ey a rriv e d on F riday .

A form idible excuse could be built on how we w ere pois­
oned by the food we ate, and nobody could run, b u t not a 
soul got sick.

W e could tell everybody how we w ere m istreated by the
discrim inating Y ankees and W ildoats, b u t nobody th ou g h t
of it till we g o t hom e.

Nobody dug holes on the tra c k o r raised the h u rd les in

Horns Get Repeat 
Shot at Michigan

tm 

AUSTIN 

T h e U niv ersity 
of M ichigan, w in n er of a four-w ay 
m e e t with T e x a s, A bilene Chrlst- 
ion a n d Ohio S tate last weekend, 
goes a fte r b i g g e r g a m e this week 
in the T e x a s R elay s.

The W olverines, an n o u n c ed as 
a te n tativ e e n tr y last w eek, made 
it official M o n d a y by ente rin g a 
24-man s q u a d in the big tr a c k and 
field m e e t F r i d a y a n d S a tu rd a y .

F lo r id a State, 
State also sen t 
bringing 
_

1 a n d u n iv e rsity 

tile 

Iow a and 
in 
total 

Iowa 
t h e i r rosters, 
to 43 college season 

t e a m s 

fro m 

l l

s t a te s and Mexico. 

The e n trie s also raised the total 
num ber of individuals entered to | 
I 217 458 from high schools, 363 
fro m col­
from universities, 214 
leg es, 165 from junior colleg es and 
freshm an 
47 unat­
tached.

tea m s 

and 

Ponies Expect Seventy 
A s Spring Drills Begin

DALLAS 

— S eventy candi­
dates are expected T uesday when
Southern M ethodist begins spring 
training.

Red Sox Lineup Still 
In Doubt, Says Jurges

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. tm — “ We | 

haven t got a se t ball club at this 
stage of tra in in g ,” says M anager 
Bill Ju rges of the Boston R ed Sox.
E ven w ith a lot of new fa ces in 
to 
u n i f o r m s , 
to put m ore 
m ake som e 
punch 
finished 
that 
fifth in the A m erican L eague la st 
year.

the Red Sox hope 

trades 
the club 

in 

Ju rges sa y s he doesn't ex p ect 
to know until the week before the 
begins just what kind of 
a b aseb all tea m Boston w ill have. 
How it fin ish es depends a lot on 
a group of prom ising pitchers.

With the collapse of the trade 
with C leveland, the No. I catch er 
for Boston now Is H aywood Sulli­
van. a 215-pounder who under­
went a spinal disc operation tw o 
y ears ago. H e appears fully re­
covered.

Boston had traded Sam m y W hite 
to the Indians for Russ Nixon but 
the deal fell through when W hite 
announced his retirem ent.

Seeking right-handed power since 
Jackie Jen sen retired, the Red Sox

M is se d Practice G a m e 
To Cost Frank H o w a r d

want to take a good look at first 
basem an Ron Jackson, who didn't 
stick in his trials w ith the White 
Sox but hit 286 w ith 30 hom ers 
at Indianapolis ia st year.

J a c k s o n hasn't be en hitting this 
s p r in g so It a p p e a r s the job wit! 
go to v e te r a n Vie W ertz with the 
question of how m a n y g a m e s h r 
will play. As of now P e te R u n ­
nels 
th e se c o n d b a s e m a n a l­
tho ug h he also r a n p la y first. Don 
sh o rtsto p and 
B uddin opens 
a t 
the club 
F r a n k M alzone a n c h o rs 
as the all s t a r th i r d b a s e m a n .

is 

fiv e 

B ig question 

this 
four or 

sp r in g and 
innings 

the outfield I* 
in 
how m uch T ed W illiam ! wall be 
able to play. T ed s a y s h e's feeling 
is 
p r e t t y good 
playing 
in 
about all of the exhibition g a m e s 
fielders 
r e g u l a r 
are Gene S tep hen s, 
la s t y e a r until he suffered 
t h e r e 
a broken w rist, M a r t y Keoueh, 
Bobby Thom son, the vetera n a c ­
quired 
the C hicago ru b s, 
and Jim B usby.

T hree possible 

c e n te r 
the 

from 

Tom B re w e r. J e r r y Casate, Ike 
D elock and F r a n k Sullivan h e a d 
the 
last y e a r - 
pitr-hing corps a n d T o m S tu rd iv an t 
I m a y p rove a p le a s a n t su r p ris e .

re tu rn e e s 

fr o m 

our lane. 

\

I suppose we could have had all of these reasons, ii we
had sta rte d th in k in g about them sooner. No one actu ally
th o u g h t m uch on the outcom e of th e m eet until S a tu rd a y

I The workouts originally w e ie 
scheduled for F ebruary but were 
postponed b ecau se of bad w eather. 
Harold M organ, the only varsity
T h ere w as ta lk of defeat and ta lk of w o rry of It. b u t it quarterback with e n o u s h expert.
u ,<-ne o il n v o r 1 twice to m en tio n . Is on th e base-

night

a 

- 

. 

j 
never actually crossed anybody s m ind un 

. 
The w ord is “ overconfidence,” and everybody had it, in

j 

, 

. 

eluding the sap a t th e o th er end of this typ ew riter. 
e l u d i n g , 

o rr-. 

. 

i 

W ho would have t h o u g h t we could lose . The local p ap er , 
listed us as fav o rites. W e h ad put th is sam e group down 
only a week ago in San Angelo. W e h a d been tested an d had

i ^ o o i toor v T 

ieacj ing co n te n d e rs.

VERO BEACH, Fla. tm — Frank 
H ow ard, th e I/>s A ngeles D odgers' 
from Ohio 
SI08 OOO bonus rookie 
bali te a m so the s e a r c h for a field
tile search for a Hem Statp u n iv e r s ity was fined Mon- 
general w ill he am ong the soph- day fnr falHng ’to show up at a
; omores Arian F l a k e of Lubbock
C am p b ell of B o nh am , and
Braueh of Beaumont a re the

p ra ctice g a m e.

G eneral M anager B uzzle R aves! 
said the am ount of the fine w ill 
depend on the big slu gger's b e­
h avior the rest of the spring.

H oward w as scheduled to p lay 
in a M ontreal Spokane g a m e at 
the D odger cam p w hile the v a r si­
ty 
club p layed at W est P alm 
B each Sunday, but he didn't show 
up.

Mural Schedule

E n t r i e s f o r i n t r a m u r a l t e n n i s d o u b l e s 
i n f . r e t i o r > 

a r e d u e T u e s d a y a t 6 p rn 
G y m 114.

S O F T B A L L

C l a s s A : 7 : 

' B e m a A l p h a F r > « i l n n v s . 
D e l t a K a p p a E p s i l o n , S i g m a C h i E p s i ­
l o n v s S i g m a N u , K a p p a 
P h i
K a p p a 
S i g m a 
S i g m a 
O m e g a .

D e l t a . T a u D e l t a C h i v s C h i

S i g m a v s 
I 

K a p p a . S i g m a C h i 

A l p h a : S : D e l t a 

p s i l o n v s . C h i

v s A l p h a T a u

4 l a** B 

4 : S i g m a A l p h a M u vs 

m a N u . S i g m a A l p h a E p s i l o n v s C h i 
D e l t a 
■ M g m a 
S i g m a K a p p a . 
4 h i 
l i n i n g s vs . 
A l p h a T a u 
T a u D e l t a . 5 
C h i K a p p a 
\ - C h i 
t a u K a p p a S i g m a 
K a p p a C s i , J ' h i 4 . a m m a D e l t a vs . D e l t a 
K a p p a E p s i l o n .

vs 

B ut th a t w as th e story. W e w ere going to win, and it Women s ' Murals

w asn’t given a n o th e r thought. H ow ever, in the last c h a p te r 
we got heat, and we had b e tte r give it some m ore th o u g h t—
heapum m ore th o u g h t.

It is tim e th a t we all realize th a t th e era of the S outherns,

W ilson!, G aineys, P a rk e rs, and V illareals is gone.

B ut th is is n o t th e given signal to go stick o u r h ea d in 

the ground an d say I see no fu tu re fo r Texas tra c k .

No, w ith W O R K th ere can easily he a new era — an era 
of C unningham s, A lspaughs, Allisons, Stanleys, Kings. Mc­
Donalds, G rays, R ichardsons, W ilsons, Browns, E schles,
Sm iths, Halls, an d P o rters.

Remember, ‘The dead shall live, the living die.”

s l i m ! S B O A R D PII M IL K S 
4 fi r n . — B a r b a r a T p - r h v s . M i m i M i d ­
S a n d ) b e r k 

J e n k i n s 

I n n 

v « . 

d l e t o n . 
H o ffm a n .

T S X M S

4 

p m — C a r o l < o f f m a n 

t i M l r l l t a 
A l v i a . M o l l ) P u l v e r v a 
L l * E r i c k s o n , 
l V g g ' F a c e v v w i n n e r o f L i l l i a n C a r ­
r o l ] v* C a r o l y n H I U . C o l l e e n O ’C o n n e r 
v s 
( i r i f f i n . < h n r l o n * * H a w t h o r n e 
i s . ( a r u i < o l e . M i e n 4 . i l i o w n v w M a r y 
R 
B u t l e r . B a r b a r a B o w e n v«. S a l l y 
A t k i n s o n , M e l a B u t l e r v s B p i I* \ 4 o x .
J J M K X K N M S 

I i i (Ii 

4 p m — ■' ar a G o a l i e 

a n d N a n c y 
R o g e r s i s . M a n A u s t i n a n d R ose m ar y 
W h i t . s i d e 
J e a n H a r r i s a n d T n d i G r i f ­
f i n vs N a n c y M a x w e l l a n d I *al e P o r t e r .
B A I* M f N T O X 

4 

p r o — J o y c e K o s e n b l u m 

F i n 
N o r r i s P e n n a C o l m a n v s H a y ( h l s n r n . 
J e a n H a r r i s v s R o s a l i n d a M o n r r e a l .

v s . 

laceless c o m f o r t . . . "lacelike" fit!

APPLIED PHILOSOPHY 221 

T hough t Process of Women 

Dr. A. Tract

Em phasis on philosophy of getting dates. B ackground of dateless stu­
dents who use sticky hair creams or alcohol hair tonics. Fundam ental 
logic of students who have discovered that \ aseline Hair I o d i c takes 
care of hair even when used with water. P hilosophy of the Enlighten­
m ent: one may use all the water one wants w ith ’Vaseline' Hair T o n ic. 
Students who use ‘Vaseline’ Hair T onic t h i n k-
therefore they are sought 
after by lovely females. Cause: ‘Vaseline’ H air T o m e. Lfifect: Dates.

Materials: one 4 ox. bottle 'Vaseline*Hair Tonie

C L E A R W A T E R , H a . 

i.fv— B o b 
b> D e l G r e c o 's n in th In n in g ain 
g ip »i'n r«1 F r e d tlo p k n w it h th e 
a n d 
ru n M o n d a y 
w in n in g 
th e 
P h ila d e lp h ia 
d e f e a t e d 
P h lllle * 
th e C in c in n a ti R ed * 2-1 In a n e x ­
h ib itio n b a s e b a ll g a m e .

T h e P h ils c o lle c t e d only five 
h it s o ff th e tw o R e d le g h u r le r s . 
tw o . In t h e t h ir d , a c ­
T h e fir st 
c o u n te d fo r th e ir o t h e r ru n . J o e 
k o p p e d o u b le d a n d 
s c o r e d on 
T o n y C u r r y 's s in g le .

★

KC Controls Tigers, 4-1

W E S T PA LM R EA C H , Fin. tm 
K a n s a s C ity 's R a y H e r b e r t co n­
tinued his sen sation al s p r in g p itc h ­
ing M o n d ay by shutting ou t I n t r o i t 
for seven innings in a 4-1 victory.
H o w a rd Reed, f o r m e r U T star, 
pit< bed th e final tw o innings and 
yielded Ute lone Detroit, r u n in the 
eighth.

Mural Scores

S O F T B A L L

C la w A: UT GS I. ASMF a (forfeit!
AIME I TAS a 4 for elf >: A -B af 6. Car­
den 2; Goodall W ooten IO. Cheeve* 9: 
i i , AIA 0; Campus Guild 14, 
M ChF 
T I . O K A

< in*-* H Mer.-h?)nts 

S<T 

‘ n 0 (afr* 

f a u l t ) , T h in Fine* IO, Tejaa 5.

Guess Who

HI was caned the ’Grand Old Man of labor,’ 
-t 
because he was most active in the 
building up of the American Federation 
of Labor. Except for one year, he was 
president of that group from 1886 
until hts death.

No Guessing About

w hich w atch to buy?

S e e the M O S T c o m ­
plete selection o f fine 
w atch e s in A u s tin . 17] 
E lgin s from $19.95 . . . 
f r o m 
P a ste k -P h ilip p * 

$485.00.

B u d g e t T e rm s 

a n d 

A lle n d a le V illa g e

(HJiftOlO') |*IKB»g)

ROUND-UP

TEXAS

HERE'S YOUR 
P RO G RA M OF EVENTS

BARBECUE

BEARD G RO W IN G CONTEST
$1.00 BEFORE FRIDAY 
$1.25 AT BAR-B-Q

C c r't<*,st will b a h eld a t 12. 5 p.m. 

I 1.30 a.m . to 1:30 p.m . 

V is itin g S w e e th e a r ts will b a In tr o d u c a d .

Frid ay, 

ROUND-UP SH O W C A SE

O p e n s W e d n e s d a y , M a r c h 30, at 

IO a m.

R u n s W e d . , Thurs., a n d Pri. fro m 

IO a.m. to 

IO p.m . 

FREE 

S at. from 8 a m . to 12 noon

P A R A D E

Ap r i l 

I (F rid a y) at I p.m.

H O N O R S DAY

S a tu rd a y , 

IO a.m . In H o g g A u d it o r iu m 

C o f f e e im m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g

T E X A S R E L A Y S

F rid a y , p re lim s at 10:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m.

F rid a y , finals b e g in a t 7 :3 0 p m.

S a t u r d a y 

finals con tinu e a t 1:50 p.m.

P R E L IM S A R E F R E E 
F I N A L S C O S T : 

$1.50 G e n . A d .
$ .75 w ith B-Tax 
$2.00 R e se rv e d

F L O R S H E i m

f v j ——

T h a n k * to <peri a I list*, the n r w I 
a tx ’n de rfiii new fit and feel Better st 

n S lip O h s ; a *
I, they re s c u r f 

to be h an d som e ly p ro pe r for any oc as >n.

tnt 

wti

\ ; dr ScjMw mi 
l and ruff

SWEETHEART PRESENTATION
A N D R E V U E

[F a c t s ]

SATURDAY 8 P.M.

$2.50 Low er Front 

$2.CX) B a lc o n y 

$1.75 Lower Back 

$1.50 D a n c e O n ly

B R O W N

O R

B L A C K

2195

HAIR TONIC

In the bottle and on your hair 
the difference is clearly there!

N

■v a m u n c I S A r c g i s t c r e o t r a o c m a r k o b e H W a a o u 6 H . e o H O ’! , > a e

A ■ 

i: ' •

S H O E 

I S T O R E

2 3 48 G u a d a l u p e — O n the D r a g

T H E D R A G S O N L Y E X C L U S I V E S H O E S T O R E

D A N C E S

S A T U R D A Y , 9:30 P .M .

1. Paul N e ig h b o r * ' & H i* O r c h e it r a in G y m

2. R u*ty Brow n a n d C e ll Block 7 in U n io n B allro om

 Tuesday, Marcti 29, I960 

T H E D A ILY T E X A N 

Page 4

Busy Actress M atures La te

NFJW Y O U K 

Nina Foch, a 

v e o ’ busy actre?s. has changed a pie think of y<Mi as different 
lot. She sax s so herseJf. 

-ays. “ They want vr.u to 

The big Job now i.s convincing way you were 

“ It s awfully hard to maka pe<v 
she 
t.v. ‘he
f >r their o n n sense

o th e rs.

of s e c u r ity ”

niG-'"'

 

B U W TUE

 THE BIG 
.
nSHERMATI

. . .TMf SToirt Of sinaoN p e t e r o f g a l h e i

TtC HN tC O lO »»* • e * N A yiS » O N »

w i N s e - a f i M m b h r ^ i I 

KEiRniOM

. IIWS 

• CUC r II

C O M I N S

THURSDAY

P A R A M O U N T
TO D AY AT IN TER ST A TE

PARAMOUNT NOW!

f r (I ll f e» 

3 O ' •. ” 
IO IHI

I ■’ (2 
U 

Amy Kj# A Mc.ytf 

OISCO UM f C A IDI

M i 33 F o b . p e rfo rm e r of 

T V ’ , 
rr»ies a n d a stu nn ing a r r a y of f ilm : 
and sta g e pwrts. refK>rts h e r nev3' 
se lf h* c-in e m e rg in g atifHit 
fo u r 
m on ' 

a g o

It 

t n jt h of 

I m a i a t f rr.a tu ie r and t h a t s 
the 
she e \ p ia in s . 
■f-A-eryone h as a tim e in life w h e n 
fO m e to g e th e r. 
th e y s ,'id e n ly a i! 
'.Veil 
I ye (lo ne m a y- 
th a i s w h a t 
tie e o h e re (! is ’he w o rd

B iu e - e y e rl 

l.'vyea r-o ld N in a h a s 
in a 
'The 
b ru n e tte 

■jpfH'd w e a r :ng h e r h a ir 
tin ted hob 
b lo c 'le 
-h >rt 
tr(’«-es 
In 
now 
.h(>ulder-!ength e o iffu re 

floss 

'TTie re su tan ! vy ft^ r look she r e ­
y a r d s as a re fle e tio n of in n e r a lt e r ­
a tio n

It 

s that 

I don t 

T’ ar» of 

feel 
'h a t I rn ist T'f^'ve (io m eth in g 
the 
tteen a 
‘ M v 
- ta r s a y s 
r e b e 'u o n a g a in s t l-m ifed rr>les T h e 
re b e l' on 
S still h e re b<it I w a s te 
'ess tim e b ein g a n g r/

life has 

M is s F o e h is e< .fivinr(d th a t the 
fo r \Taril\m 
fa n e y 
' u rre n t THiblic 
M o n rcie tyj:>e actress**^ ten(1s to r e ­
d u c e the a tte n tio n a r r o r d e d o th e r 
a c t ng s ty le s

VTiss P'oeh is n ’t q u ite S 'lr# w h a t 
b e g a n m a k in g h e r a d iffe r e n t p e r 
ion 
is e m p h a t ic a lly d e fin ite 
tha» m a r r ia g e to I tennis B r i t e h a s 

twit 

h elp ted r r m s id e r a V ily .

S h e and B r i t e w h o if im m e r s e d 
in g r a d u a t e m e d ie a l s tu d ie s , w 'ere 
“ H e s 
w e d 
a h n U ia n t e m e rg in g p s y c h ia tr is t ’ 
. h e s.tys

last T h a r.k e g iv in g d a y 

N 'r a c a lls h e r - / ' a der} a te d 
rnetfKwl a c t 'i - c O n e w h o h as to 
fig h t th r'H ig h the u n rle rg rra s th and 
t r y 
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set 
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this 
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T h e a n n u a l W e lle s le y .lu n ie r A rt 

Showr IS a non p l '.fit, se lf-su p p o rt­
ing p r'ije c t bru'un b y the W e lle s le y 
(a rr;- ' I on th ro u g h the 
T’lub and 
in te l, / 
P u b lic 
A o-t n 
ten ' h e rs o f Au.s 
.Schools, the a rt 
the A 'lS fin 
tin, 
in art. and
c o m m u n ity 

the m e m b e r s o f 
infepi s t c 'l 

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of 

S o n - i g t k ir o j d d f # r * i n t 7 H «r* it 

I s ! 

D u , * L a n d M OIC tor H a p p y P * o p U 

T u a i d * / M iq K t M « r e H ?9*K — 9 p m ,

to 12 p.m. at H ' t t o r l e a l . . .

D E S S A U H A L L

Steaing-RoberH All Star DI*I» Land J a n Band 

Featuring

V T c 

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Last Day! Open 6 P.M.
JUNE LAVERICK * ISABELLE COREY 
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1959

EASTMANCOLOR
STARTS

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SAVVY PAV'^ J r - Pi.Ac

N O T SINCE " C A T O N A H O T TIN R O O F " HAS THE 

C A M E R A PEERED SO RELENTLESSLY INTO THE SECRETS 

O f A PROUD BUT G UILTY FAM ILY! G R EA T AS A BOOK! 

m a g n i f i c e n t a s a M O T IO N PICTURE!

H)€ story of 
the Hunnicutts 
... last of their 
lusty Kind!

M E T R O G O I O A Y N M A Y E R

A 10« t VIK.K fMOC»rtTK)^

HoTne
Hill

f r o W v t h e

C Starts T O I^ O R R O W ^

A modem le^jend of love, passion and violence 
amidst the splendor of Carnival in Rio!

RomiMmm ■ aum mm

C*?i«nee

G E O R G E P E P P A R D - G E O R G E H A M I I T O N • E V t R E I I S I O A N E

L U A N A R A U E N * O N f M A S C O f T /tnfl ME T RO C O t 0 »

V A R SIT Y NOW!

SIMIW T IM IH 
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UNTIL THE SAVAGE RAIDER 
TORE HER FROM HER 
NAKED PARADISE!

A ^ e O « tV i% (5 iA
n MaaaiHiB im * matukb camp

C Starts T O I^ O R R O W ^

I I 1% l l j j i ' - : I »!'■ ‘ P -i

THE WRECK 
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MARY DEARE'

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• EM LYN W ILLIAM S

F P / NT T H r . u h 

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: . .Sr.l ! P.P. 

II \ a | M O M ) I N N I S!

AUSTIN
NOW!
NOMINATED FOR 7

I IK N T H l l d W 

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INCE. BEST PICTURE — BEST ACTOR

JAMES STEWART • LEE REMICK • BEN G A Z Z A ^ l 

EVE A R D E N - KATHRIN GRANT

a MATo MYof
A MURDER

A D I t T K N T I R T A IN M I N T O M . Y — NO f u n , O R I N 
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C H I I . n K R K K * Fir*.t S h o w 7 1.3 A (.D O D F O O D A T S N A ( K B A R S !

AM. ro FO R s h o w s :

“ Journey To Center 
Of The Earth"

P a t Rnnnr 

J a m a * 3fa*on

— P ill* —
“ Cattle Empire”
Jo » l M er ma

“ Tunnel of Love”
D o ria D av 
R lrh a r d VA id m a rk

— P in * —

“ Quontrill's Raiders"

-

Wha+'s

Showing

HT .A T E : “ P o r g y And Re«ss” stars 
r>)rothy Dandridge and Sidney 
Poitier in a musical dram a about 
Catfish Row

P A K A M O I N T : 

th e B i s ­
m a r c k ” features Dana W ynter and 
Kenneth Moore.

“ S in k 

T E . V A S : " I t hap{>ened In R o m e ” 
stars Vittorio De Sica, June I-av- 
erick, 
Inge 
Isabelle Corey, and 
Schoener in a light action comedy.
V A R S I T Y : “ VV re e k of th e M a r y 
flea re ” features G a ry Cocher and 
fJiarlton Heston.

ON
MY
DESK

By Ed W alfh er
T s i s n A m u i e i r i s n t t Edi t or

To win an A cadem y Award, an 
actre.ss m«jst not only exhibit some 
talent, she must be 
amount of 
careful aliout the clothes she wears 
in movies, 'The award givers frown 
on dresses that are too low at the 
top, or too high at the bottom. That 
makes two strikes against some of 
the domestic and 
love­
lies

impcirted 

Kntertainers have become so tax 
'■onsoious that it is tiecnm.ing fash­
ionable to consult a tax law yer he- 
fore signing a contract A favorite 
in.e.stment for the big m 'n c y m ak­
ers is oil and rattle whose sale 
can result 
lower-taxed capital 
gains And there are still the ch ar­
ity performances, which can be 
chalked off as contributions.

in 

C O M P LE T E

TRA VEL

SERVICE

tor Buslnes$ or Pleasura 
♦ * ♦ ♦
Texas STUtlHT TOUR
EUROPE
depart June IS, 1960
^995taNEWY0RK

JOHNHy TACKETT, OROANIZER 
250<r SAN GABRIEL • 6RI-WI 
AUSTIN, TEXAS

S IN C L A IR B U ILD IN G
E D e - 3 0 3 9 - F O R T W O R T H

EL MAT

504 East A v e .

G R 7-7023

EL TORO

1601 Guadalupe

MONROE’S
G R 8-4321 
"Mexican Food to Take 

Hom e"
G R 7-8744

EL CHARRO
91 2 Red River 

G R 8-7735

IT'S A N ATTEMPT a* a ,s^3,;na^*on in ‘ A Game of CKess" which 
w ‘| be D^e.e^’ ed b; KRTT a^ 7:30 c.m. Tuesday m BaHs Hall IQI. 
Here G e c '-e Srycer qa^e- pa*>r‘ '/ a -o/. *he^ chess table at th« 
q.n a"d J-.e Do-m'-e.. She^'a" Saige dire-^s ’ he cast which also 
in'-!..,de3 C'/ F .. '^er and Po'"' e R pp’e.

Sophisticated Tarzan 

Replaces Old Ape-man

B y N O K M A N I. R V D D K K I . V

N A IR O B I Kenya t.Pi An arrow 
spe<l through the humid a ir and 
found its mark in the heart of the 
yciing man standing in the papy­
rus-fringed river.

The man sank info the water, a 
colorful rrd stain spreading from 
his wound, He sat up, “ H urry up"

he called 

“ if s cold in here.” 

Solar Film Productions Ltd. was 
at work at 'Thik.a. 2.3 miles north 
of Nairobi, on “ Tarzan the Mag- 
n ificm t." second of a scries of 
what Holly.', od produced Sy Wein- 
trauh calls his new concept Tar- 
zan movies.

Tarzan the celluloid a{>e man, 
lieloved the world over, has grown 
up. No Icnger th*' inarticulate beef­
cake of the jungle, he has beeome 
a modern, sophisticated muscle 
man.

\

Si, Si . . . Es Muy Deliciosa!

A ustin's “B i g Fo ur " in Authentic M e x i c a n Food

DAILY TEXAN

( I . A S S I F I t n A D V F K T I S I N G RATF..**

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

(iS - w o rd m in im u m i 

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90
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TS w ord s 
20 w ords 

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..................... Thursda,v.
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3 ,30 p m.
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the event of ern^rs m ade In an n d ve rtix .n ie n t. 
Im m e d ia te notice m ust be g iven as the p u h lis h e ri 
a re resp on sib le for o n ly one In c o rre c t Insertion.

Lost and Found

R F W A R D !

W il l ie D ill ha.* lost his c iz a r b utt 
In 
It 
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the vlcin itv 
Is 2-inches long sm ells lik e B a rb e cu e 
w o rth tw o ren ts

- R S . C a n t find It

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CALL JO H N N Y — GR 2-2473

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W anted

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lin es 
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G ra h a m , G R 2-'J90X

w ants 

T O L F A S F O R R F N T P h D c a n d id a te 
th re e bedroom , u n fu rn ish e d 
house w ith fenced y a rd fo r tw o ve a ra 
b eginning 

J u ly , G R 8-U76.3,

.June o r 

(IO w p m !, o r re ce p tio n ist 
in ­
.si hool A rm , d F o rc e s C a ll 

C I . F R I C A I . 
position w an te d , H a v e atte n d e d 
stru cto rs 
G R S-.'xY'io M rs Cb apor 
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G L .3-4973.

a fte r 5 I'K) p m.

B L O O D D O N O R .S — A ll types o f blood 
needed fo r usage in Au.stln P r o fe s ­
sional donors no'.v accepted 
T r a v is 
Count.v Bloo d Ban k , 29<T.’B R ed R iv e r. 
G R S-fil57

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E X P E R T A L T E R A T I O N S F O R m en.
I'n lv e r- 
26<»R 

wom en M rs S. V, N orw o od 
s ltv A lte ra tio n s and T a ilo r in g 
(iu ad alu p e , G R 7-9121,

M E N S E X P E R T A L T E R A T I O N S done 
re aso n ab ly Q u ic k service S ee M rs 
Ja c o b s o n 8 M en s W e a r 2333 

A rno ld 
G u ad alu p e

a l t e r a t i o n s A N D D R E S S M A K I N G . 

71.5 We.st '25th S tre e t G R 6-.T360

Miscellaneous

O P E N I N G 
In I ’n lv e r s lt v .Xrea at 
3.3(10 G u ad alu p e 

F o r Y o u r Be st B u t * in F 'u rn ltu r# 
and A pp lian ces 
V’ i.sit O u r S to re 

V-e huv anv th in g of valu e

r R A W E O R D F r R M T I R E 

 

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T E R M 

PAPFR.-^ 

R F P O R T S . 

d iss erta tio n s 

a c c u ra te ly 

theses.
t y p e d 

G L 3-4541.

the.sis 
G L 3-.TM6

E X P E R I E . N C F D T Y P I N G R E P O R T S .
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etc. 

T H E M E S , O L T L I N F S 

L A W notes 

D ciuble spaced L'5<’ G R 6-4717

Furnished Apar-trnenfs

E U R . N I S H E D O N E B E D R O O M 
A P A R T M E N T 
I n iv e rs ify A re a 
ro m p le t e lv Alr-i o nd ltio ned 
F'ullv I'a rp e te d T h ro u g h o u t 

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into Fe n ce d F’atio 
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M o d ern D e co ra to r F'urn lshed 
FG tre m e lv (Jle a n 
W a s h e r and Dr.- F a ^ 'iit e* 
M '.d e rn S o u n d p ro o f G !a / (d B m k 
G on.struction 
G R 2-P221 O ffic e H o u rs

F U R N I S H E D O N E 

B E D R O O M 

c le n c y a p artm e n t In I n iv e r s it c area 
lik e this m o d .rn 

Y o u w ill 
F -.iilv earpt 'e d th ro u g h o u t. 
a p a rtm e n t 
a n c i-ond t-.oned and r e n t r a ll ' htated 
!-!eated sw ,m in in g pool. 7'>9 W e s t 26th 
GR2-0221 o ffice hour*

effi- M U S T S E L L T W O piece ron.sole stereo 
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P A R K R .S 

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T E R M 
F le c t r ic ty p e w r ite r, a d d i­
lang u ag e, 

tio n al kevs fo r e n g in e e rin g 
scieni'e. M rs M c llv a ln H O 5-()9Sl.

T Y P I N G 

H o lle v . G R 6-.3U18 a fte r 5 OO. 
spe*Malitv N e w 

P R O B L F M . S " C a ll R W .
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11th m ats a 
P'.lectric. G u a ra n te e d a c c u ra c y R a p id 
Service .

C o m p e te n tly 

D I S S E R T A T I O N S T H E S E S . R e p o rts 
typ e d bv exp erienced 
.Sym b o l-Equ ip ped Fllectro- 

o p e rato r of 
m atlc M n R itc h ie Close-in. G R 6-7079

E X P E R I E N C E D T Y P I N G 

S E R V I C E 
A ccu ra ie . R e aso n a b le . M in o r e d itin g 

H O 5-5813.

D E L A F I E L D 

S E R V I C E 
G ra m m a r co rre c te d M im e o g ra p h in g 

T Y P I N G 

E L E C T R O M A T I C : 

R E P O R T S

T H E S E S d is.s e rta tlo n i Close in M ra 

D e B u tts G R 8-3298

M A R T H A A.VN Z n X E Y 

M B A
A co m p lete p ro fe ssio n al ty p in g serv­
ice ta ilo re d to the needs o f Ln lve r- 
kevb oard 
i i l y 
equ ipm ent 
science, 
and e n g in e e rin g 
theses and dis­
se rtatio n s

S p e cia l 
lang u ag e, 

stu d e n ts 
for 

C c n v e n le n tly located at 
G O O D A L L VS O O T FIN D O P.M B L D G . 
21U2 G u a d a lu p e 
P h o G R 2-3210

E X P E R T T Y P I N G . T H E M F '.S . note­
book.* o u tlin e s M rs D o yle . G L 2-4393

L E T M R S A L B R I G H T ty p e y o u r pa­
pers E le c tro m a tic . R easo nab le. G L 3-

Nurseries

2941

T Y P I N G IN M Y F IO M E 

I B M e le c tro ­

m atic. M rs M o rg an . G L 3-0354

D L S S E R T A T I O N S C A R E F U L L Y D O N E . 

E le c t r ic 900 W e s t 31st G R 2-9144

F O U R B L O C K S F R O M C A M P U S C o m ­
petent ty p in g on D isse rta tio n s T h e ­
(E le c t r o m a t ic ) M rs. 

ses and ftepo rts 
Bodour. G R 8-8113.

g a rte n 

C H IP - N - D A L E N U R S E R Y A N D k in d e r­
I block o ff ca m p u s D egreed 
k in d e rg a rte n teaeher Regi.stered nurse 
In fa n ts to six 

( J R 8-0616— G R 8-63.35

R E N T A R O O M 

room m a te '’ 
A d v e rtis e in th* D a lly Texan Classl 
fled Ads Ph o n e G R 2-247.'’ ■>nr' a«k for

ftn a a 

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torv d re. t re p resen tatio n . G R 7-0718, 
G R 6-1,308.

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lenses 

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lOfim rn., 
F'la.sn new case. all a tta c h ­
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A ll for $05 00, G r 8-.'I69t

1919 C H R Y S L E R W I.N D S O R orlgin.al 
( , R '2-1120 M rs. 

o w n er M ;,ke o ffe r 

C h itw o o d : ( , R 7-7289 a fte r 5 (X),

seat covers 

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U 3 .30 p rn., T u e sd a y . .Mar- h 29 

C a ll Jo h n n y 

G R 2-2473

I 

Houses— Furnished

$49 50 T H R E F : R O G .M S. near school, 
sh op p in g ce n te r W a s h e r r<,n- 
15i<9 A 

bus 
; neotion 
v*a*er paid 
I VV est 35th. G R 6-4435. G R 6-5553.

(Ja ra g e 

F O R C O U P L E . 

a p a r t ­
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Spectnl Services

1959

Fo rta b le * . D a iiy

F a c h year all of the schnols In 
.\u3fin are invited to S'ibmif pic­
tures f'>r the annual exhibit. T'rom 
ah-')ut 5<XR) entries, 2YI drawings 
an(| paintings have bern chosen, 
the pre-sch(v>!, pri- 
representing 
mar.v, 
junior high. 
an'l h^gh schcxd groups.

intermefi.ate 

T'lrst secr>n(l, and third prizes 
anrl four honorable mentions will 
fie awarrlerl in eat h or the groups 
for painting and also f',r drawing. 
There wiil be a total of seventy 
pr i/.es

final 

After the 

judging at the 
TJiz.af>eth Ney Museun\ fifH West 
Nth. on .March .31. the pictures will 
he taken to the Ijvguna filo n a Art 
'falle ry. 3X09 West 3.3th nnri dis­
played there

Juilges f.,r thi.s year s sh'.w are 
M r s Rubve Bennett, Te.xas Kdu- 
■ a'lon A g cn ry; 
.Monroe Co­
hen, 
(.’ollege of Tiducation, U n i­
versity of Texas: and TVinald B. 
Goodall, College of Fine Arts, U n i­
versity of Texa.s.

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r 30: S T A R T IM F : Tony Q jrtis 
is also 
a.s the “ Young Ju g g le r" 
a lx>n Juan, loved ny women but 
halt'd tty their husbands 
hated 
md pur.sued. To est ape, he betray s 
his best friend, then joins a group 
)f monks. Hut the young man s 
pride in his juggling skill distress­
es the prior and his followers. The 
dram a 
rn 16th-century 
France.

set 

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8 30: MAN'HUNT- Police action.
9. G A R R Y M O O R F : G a r ry s
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Visiting sweethearts 

represent­
ing seven Southwest Conference 
schools w ill begin attending an a1 
most continuous chain of events 
when they arrive Thursday after­
noon for Round-Up weekend fes­
tivities.

Upon arriving, each w ill be tak­
en to the sorority house in which 
she w ill spent Thursday, Frid ay , 
and Saturday nights.

The g irls’ hostess sororities are: 
Jan ee n R a y Cunningham of Tex­
as Christian U n ive rsity, Kappa 
Alpha T heta; Sandra Hendrix of 
Texas Tech, K appa K appa Gam 
m a; M iria m Moody of B a ylo r, P i 
B e ta P h i; B a rb a ra Ann Bergstrom 
of Southern Methodist U niversity, 
Zeta Tau Alpha; Charlotte Reeves 
of R ic e Institute, D elta D elta D e l­
ta; Rose Ann Annaratone repre­
senting Texas A & M , Alpha Chi 
O m ega; and B a rb a ra Barn es of the 
U n ive rsity of Arkansas, Chi Om e­
ga.

the 

Thursday evening 

s w e e t ­
hearts w ill rehearse for Saturday
night s Round-Up R evue presenta­
tion, after which Cowboys and S il­
v er Spurs w ill escort them to the 
Pancake House for a coke date.

A fter breakfast w ith their hos­
tesses F rid a y morning, the seven 
sweethearts w ill be taken on a 
campus tour conducted by Orange 
Ja c k e t members.

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At IO 30 a.m. they w ill meet the 
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coffee in the Longhorn Room of the
Texas Union.

The afternoon agenda 

includes 
heing introduced at the barbecue 
at about noon and riding in the 
Round-Up parade at 3 p rn. After 
another rehearsal for the presenta­
tion, the sweethearts w ill be hon­
ored at a dinner given by the S il­
ver Spurs 

Saturday's events will begin with 
a breakfast at the Phi D elta The­
ta house. After attending the Hon­

ors D a y coffee at l l a.m ., th* 
iw eethearts w ill 
lunch w ith the 
Phi G am m a Deltas.

Escorted by Spurs and Cowboy*, 
the girls w ill spend the afternoon 
at the Texas Relays returning to 
the sorority house for dinner.

At 8 Saturday evening they w ill 
be presented at the Round Up R e ­
vue,

Sunday they w ill attend church 
w ith Cowboys and Spurs and w ill 
be honored by the Cowboys at a
luncheon.

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junior 

favorite. 
sophomore, and 
Also she was runner-up for Fresh ­
man Pro m Queen and for Howdy 
Week Queen and is a member of 
Bryson Club and Ph i Sigm a Iota, 
honorary language society.

Sandra Hendrix, 

representing 
Texas Tech, is an elem entary ed­
ucation m ajor from Lubbock. She 
is a 21-year-old, brown-haired sen­
ior. She is a K appa K appa G a m ­
is cheerleader, Miss Texas 
ma. 

! Tech, and Homecoming Queen.

Faculty Members 

Receive Awards

D r. Henry' J . Otto, Educational 
Adm inistration Departm ent chair­
man, and Dr. J . G . Um stattd, sec­
ondary education professor, have 
I been p r e s e n t e d Outstanding 
I Ai hievement Aw ards by the U n i­
versity of Minnesota and are pic­
tured in the latest issue of the uni­
versity's alumni news.

O nly 299 awards have been given 
since 
the presentation program 
was established 12 years ago. Dr. 
Otto received an aw ard in 1957, 
: D r. Um stattd in 1953.

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Color R-U Festivities

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S e v e n Southwest Conference 
beauties w ill add color to Round­
u p events.

Rose Ann Annaratone. a student 
at Texas W om an's U n iversity in 
Denton, w ill represent Texas A& M . 
The 22 year-old 
from 
Memphis. Tenn , and is ma joring 
in clothing and costume design. 
She is a m em ber of Aglaian L ite r­
a ry, a social club, and was a past 
Cotton H all Duchess.

junior 

is 

B a rb a ra Barnes, a sophomore 
English and speech m ajor at the 
i U niversity of Arkansas is from Lit- 
! tie Rock. She is 19 and has light 
brown hair. She has been R a z o r­
back Beauty, Little Rock C ity 
j Beautiful Princess, and Miss Hos­

lish m ajor was president of the 
Owen W ister L ite ra ry Society, a 
social club, and wits elected one of i 
IO outstanding seniors. She has 
been N a v y B a ll Queen, 1958 Home­
coming Queen, and vice-chairm an 
of the Honor Council.

B a rb a ra Ann Bergstrom , a fresh­
therapy m ajor at 
man speech 
S M U , 
is from Houston. The 18- 
year-old brunette is a Kappa K a p ­
pa G am m a and was Kappa Sigma 
Pledge Sweetheart.

Janeen H a y Cunningham, a sen­
ior Eng lish and French m ajor 
from Fo rt W orth, w ill represent 
' T C U . She is 21 and has brown hair. 
She has been corresponding secre­
tary of Kappa K appa Gamma so­
rority, a m ajorette 
in the TC I 
Horned Frog Band, and freshman,

JA N E E N KAY C U N N IN G H A M 
TCU

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9.5 _ Pictures by M isch Kohn,
second floor of M ain Building.

9 

Pu b lic A ffairs Reporting Con­
Building 

Journalism 

ference, 
307.

S __ V a rs ity Debate Workshop, 

Speech Building 201.

3 

- Texas-SMU

baseball game.

3 .30 — Sigma P i Sigm a, Ph ysics I 

Clark Field.

Building 301.

4 - Dr. W illia m P . Allis to con ; 
linue lecture series on "P la s m a 
Physics,’’ Physics Building 121.

I 

Dr. S. S. W ilk s to give second 
Dodd Lecture on "S ta tis tic a l E s ­
timation T h e o ry,” Benedict H a ll
rn.

4 - Graduate F a c u lty , Garrison

4:15 and 7:15 — In q u iry classes,
Newm an Classrooms, 2016 G uada­

pitality Hostess.
j M iria m Moody, 

representing 
B a ylo r, is a 21-year old senior from 
j Poplarville, Miss. She has dark 
1 brown hair. She is m ajoring in his- 
j tory and education and is a mom- 
■ ber of Athenean Club, a local so­
rority. She was 1960 Homecoming 
Queen, "B a y lo r B e a u ty” for four 
years, Freshm an Football Sweet­
heart, and B a ylo r's representative 
‘‘M iss Fo otball'’ at 

; to national 

Berkeley, Calif.

Charlotte Reeves, a 21 vear-old 
senior from Houston, w ill repre­
sent R ice . The brown-haired E n g ­

University Chem ist Attends 
Research Council M eeting

D r. Norm an Hac Kerman, ch a ir­
man of the Departm ent of C hem ­
istry, was in Washington, D C., last 
week for a meeting of the N ational 
Research Council of the N ational 
Academ y of Sciences.

Fo rm er national president of the 
Electrochem ical Society, Dr. Hac- 
kerm an 
is nationally recognized 
for his research on corrosion and 
electrochem istry.

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ditorium Saturd ay and Sunday. 
The flower and garden show w ill 
he open to the public from I to IO 
p m. Saturday and from IO n m. to 
IO p.rn Sunday,

Seven Austin garden clubs arr 
! co-operating on the venture based 
on the theme "Southern C h arm .” 
c a l l e d 
A standard 
"Spring Ju b ile e ” w ill ho offered by 
the Violet Crown Garden Club, 

flower show, 

Featured at the show w ill he the 
"Dancing W a te rs ." an entrance 
garden of tropical plants and edu­
cational and com m ercial exhibits.
Admission w ill he a $1 donation 
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Spring officers of Twin Pines, 
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president; R am on Garcia, v ice ­
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Enrique Carm ona, 
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AUSTIN, TEXAS. TUESDAY, M A R C H 29, I960 

Eight Pages Today 

No. 137

Newsmen Told Cities 
Need HumanistTouch

Revue Tickets Sales Slow

R-U Support Results 
In Zero-Hour Concern

By LEON GRAHAM 
Assistant News Editor 

all responsible groups and individuals m ust assum e response
J bility for Revue and Dance ticket sales.

L ast-m inute details of planning for various Round-Up 

As a result of C om m ittee discussion, Panhellenic and In­
events joined a zero-hour concern over slow-moving Revue te rfra te rn ity Councils issued the following sta te m e n t late 
ticket sales a t M onday’s C entral Round-Up Com m ittee m eet- M onday:
ing. 

“The sororities and fra te rn itie s of T he U niversity p artici-
D r. Joe Malik, ch airm an of the panel, told com m ittee pate in Round-Up activities, such as th e Round-Up P arad e, 
m em bers th a t unless this y e a r’s activities pay for them selves, and receive m uch benefit from the activities. Thdse activities 
“ th ere m ay he no m ore Round-Up.” He said th is m eant th a t cost m oney to s e n s o r , and the only event during Round-U p 

__________________________________________________________________________ 

w hich m a k e s 

m oney—an d 

th e r e -

la n d ,” Mr. H askell said. N ew city 
p a tte rn s m u s t be developed to cope 
w ith the explosion, he added.

Mr. Haskell pointed 

to the d e ­
c re a s e in the s h a r e A m e r i c a ’s c e n ­
tr a l cities h av e ta k e n in this e x ­
plosive grow th and called for in­
in u r b a n r e ­
c re a s e d federal aid 
d evelopm ent.

" T h e m o d e r a te federal e x p e n d i­
tu re s needed to get a wholly new 
kind of city s t a rte d a re as p rofit­
able to the federal g o v ern m e n t as 
to p riv a te b u sin ess,” Mr. Haskell 
said.

The g ains to be m a d e by p riv a te 
to u rb a n red eve lop ­
b usiness due 
m e n t a r e not 
local, M r. H askell 
said, although action in th ese a r e a s 
m ust be initiated locally.

" F e d e r a l in tervention c a n n o t 
a n d will not do m o re th a n seed the 
p ro c e s s ; but for this it is n e e d e d ,” 
Mr. H askell concluded.

P ro s p e c ts for effective local gov­
e r n m e n ta l re o rg an izatio n in T e x a s 
w e r e cited 
as disco u rag in g by 
Lynn A nderson, a ctin g d ir e c to r of 
the U niv ersity of T e x a s Institution 
of P ublic Affairs, 
in a m o rn in g 
sp eech to the conference.

lies 

Mr. A nderson said th a t the ideal 
in single a r e a gov­
solution 
e rn m e n ts with a u th o rity to re p la c e 
all existing 
" U n f o r ­
tu nately, 
this prop osal m e e ts op- 
p o s i t i o n of e s tab lish ed g o v e r n ­
m ents and political 
l e a d e r s , ” he 
added.

local units. 

(See C IT IE S , Page RI

Ike and M ac Start 
Talking Confidently

an d 

E isen h o w er 

CAMP DAVID, Md. (.P — P r e s i ­
dent 
B ritis h 
P r i m e M inister H a ro ld M a c m illa n 
s t a r te d th eir talks M onday with an 
e xp ression of confidence 
th a t the 
m eetin g will contribute to " a tru e 
an d ju s t p e a c e . ”
An historic 

the 
two le a d e rs w a s to re a c h ac c o rd 
on a c o m p ro m ise reply to the So­
viet U nion's 
last pro po sal for a 
n u c le a r weapons test. ban.

task a h e a d of 

T h ey m a d e 

th eir 

s t a te m e n t

Beteta to Speak 
At Graduation

Spring Ceremonies 

Slated for June 4

D r. R a m o n B eteta, d ir e c to r g en­
era l of N ovedades, one of the p r i n ­
cipal n e w sp a p e rs of M exico City, 
will s p eak a t sp rin g c o m m e n c e ­
m e n t J u n e 4.

C o m m e m c e m e n t e x e rc ise s will 
t e r r a c e south of 

the 

be held on 
Main Building.

T he R ev ere n d Jo seph Sittler, of 
the U n iv ers ity of C hicago's F e d e r ­
ated Theological F a cu lty , will d e ­
liver the B a c c a la u r e a te a d d res s.

T he B a c c a la u r e a te se rv ic e will 
he held in Hogg A uditorium at 11 
a rn.

C o m m e n c e m e n t 

activities will 
the com bined ROTO 
in Hogg 

begin with 
co m m ission ing ex e rc ise s 
A u ditorium a t 9 a rn.

T he B a c c a la u r e a te serv ice at l l 
a rn. will be followed by the Col­
lege and school c e re m o n ie s which 
will be held from 2 to G p m. T im e 
a n d plac e of these c e re m o n ie s will 
he anno un ced later.

At 7:15 p .m . the A cad em ic pro­
cession will form north of M e m o r­
ial Fountain The procession will 
m a r c h at 7 4.') p.m . an d the c o m ­
m e n c e m e n t exercises will begin at 
8 p m.

Any faculty m e m b e r w ho is u n ­
able 
atten d C o m m e n c e m e n t 
should apply to his de an for offi­
cial a p pro va l of his ab sence.

to 

"S tu d e n ts who will be receiv in g 
d eg re es a r e urged 
the 
c e re m o n ie s ,” L a n ie r Cox, c h a i r ­
m a n of the c o m m e n c e m e n t c o m ­
m ittee, said.

to atte n d 

about p e a c e as they stood before 
P r e s id e n t E is e n h o w e r's 
r u s t i c 
m o u n tain cabin at this r e t r e a t in 
M ary la n d s Catoctin M ountains.

The 

chief 

ex ecu tive 
friend 

an d his 
long-time B ritish 
flew- by 
helico pter to this p re s id e n tia l re 
t r e a t in the Catoctin M o un tains, 65 ' 
miles from W ashington. T h e y a r ­
riv ed a t 12:45 p.m . EST.

Mr. M a c m illa n h a d c on ferre d 
w ith S e c re ta ry of S tate C hristian 
A. E e r i e r a t the B ritis h e m b a s s y 
in Washington for two a n d a half 
h ours before he joined P re s id e n t 
E isen h o w er at Hie White H ouse for | 
th e flight to C a m p D av id.

I t w a s understoo d th a t the e m ­
b a s s y co nference c le a re d the w ay 
for r a p i d p ro g r e ss a t C a m p David, 
not only on the n u c le a r te s t con­
trol p ro blem s, but also on a review 
of Berlin, d i s a r m a m e n t a n d o th e r j 
m a j o r issues clue to co m e up a t 
the E ast-W est s u m m i t m e e tin g at 
P a r i s in May.

S e c re t a ry H e rte r said 

th e con­
feren ce w hich he a n d his aides 
held with Mr. M a c m illa n an d a 
pa n e l of B ritish officials w en t off 
" all r i g h t . ” It co v ered a n u m b e r 
of subjects, he r e m a r k e d .

Pittenger Begins 
3-Lecture Series

Dr, B e n ja m in F. P itte n g e r , p r o 
fessor e m e r itu s of e d u c a tio n a l a d ­
m inistratio n, will p re s e n t th e first 
in a series of th r e e 
le c tu re p r o 
g r a m s a t 7:15 p .m . W ed n e sd ay 
in E nglish Building I.

topic 

D r. P i t t e n g e r ’s 

is "S o m e 
M ov em en ts in E d u c a tio n a l A d m in ­
is tra tio n .” Dr. ( ’. C. Co!vert, p r o 
fessor of ed u c a tio n a l a d m i n i s t r a ­
tion, will p resid e.

to 1947, He 

Dr. P itten g er. who has been a 
m e m b e r of iho fa c u lty since 1916, 
w as dea n of the College of E d u ­
cation fro m 1926 
is 
also p a s t p re s id e n t of th e N ational 
Association of Colleges an d D e p a r t­
m e n ts of E d u c a tio n and th e T e x a s 
S tate T e a c h e rs A ssociation.
th r e e 

the 
series a r e sch edu led for W ednes­
day, April 27 and W ednesday, M a y 
IS. T hey will be conducted by 
D ean T h o m a s Hall Shelby and Dr.

tw o an d 

L ec tu res 

in 

I F r e d e r ic k Eby.

Briefs. . .
From the Wire

By the A sso c ia te d Press

N e w Catholic Card in al 

Asks for African Peace

t.B •— T he 

f i rs t N eg ro I 

R O M E 
j c a rd in a l of 

the R o m a n Catholic 
C h urch m a r k e d his f o r m a l eleva- 
j tion M onday w ith a plea for p eac e 
! in his troubled A frica.
L a u ria n C a rd in a l R u g a m b w a ,
I bishop of R utabo , T a n g a n y ik a , 
spoke in the hall of the c h u r c h ’s 
M issionary I le a d q u a r te r s .

send a m e s s a g e 

" I would 
I m y b ro th e rs 

to 
th ro u g h o u t Africa, 
w h a te v e r th e ir c ou ntry, and w h a t ­
e v e r th e i r c r e e d , ” 
th e new c a r ­
dinal said. "A few d a y s ago, a 
in R o m e ask ed m e 
person here 
if it is possible 
in p eac e 
with Africa, an d I rep lied th a t it 
w as 
the p eace of C h ris t founded 
in ju stice an d m u t u a l r e s p e c t . ”

lo live 

★

M o b s Battle in Africa

J O H A N N E S B U R G — G rea t 
fin 's se t by m o b s ra g ed n o rth ­
e a st of ('a p e T ow n M onday n ig h t 
a s w h ite p o lic e b a ttled w ith N e ­
g r o es 
and m ilita n t N e g r o e s 
fought both p o lic e and o th er N e ­
g ro es. It w a s the fie r y , v io le n t 
c lim a x to South A fr ic a ’s " d ay of 
of m o u r n in g .”

W idespread v io le n c e and a rso n 
eru p ted w hen th e m ilita n t le a d ­
e r s sou ght 
to e n fo r c e a w ork 
b oycott a g a in st o th er N e g ro e s 
In p ro test a g a in st th e k illin g of 
72 p erso n s sh o t dow n by w h ite 
p o llee a w eek a g o .

M issile Attempt Fails

WASHINGTON — T he N av y said 
M o nd ay it h a d failed in its first 1 
a t t e m p t to shoot a P o la r is m issile 
from u n d e r w a t e r and to ignite in 
the a ir the ro ck et m o to r designed 
to speed the m issile to w a rd a t a r ­
get.

At the s a m e tim e 
nounced a speed up 
seven 
P olaris-firing 
th a t a r e now u n d e r con struction.

the N a v y a n ­
in w o rk on 
s u b m a rin e s 

M ARSH A LL — P o lic e c ra c k e d 
dow n M onday on N e g r o e s who 
m u scled In on th ree lunch conn 
ters, d e m a n d in g nervine Ride by 
sid e w ith w hiten.

T he o ffieern p ick ed up 25 N e ­
g r o es from B ish o p and W iley c o l­
leg e s, q u estio n ed 
them at h e a d ­
q u a rters and then r elea sed - them . 
★

West Pushes D isarm in g

G E N E V A — T he W est 

insisted 
M onday on veto-free a rr a n g e m e n t s 
for d is a r m a m e n t , w ith e n fo r c e ­
m ent c e n te re d in a pow erful inter­
national a g e n c y able to a u d it n a ­
ta b u l a te w eapon 
tional bud gets, 
and m a n p o w e r 
levels, an d even 
check on m ilita r y m a n e u v e r s .

Varsity C arn ival Entries 
M u st Be Filed by April 7

E n tr i e s 

for V a r s i ty C a rn iv a l 
must. t)o filer! in the D ean of Men s 
office, Speech Building 102, by 
April 7.

Scripts for the sideshow s m u s t 
bo filed in trip lic a te in th e d e a n 's 
office by 
I p .m . T h e y m u s t be 
ty p ew ritte n a n d com plete.

V a rsity C a rn iv al ru le s a r e a v a il­

able in the D ean of Men s office.

B v B O B M O O R E 
T e n t n S t a f f W r i t e r

T he " h u m a n a ti o n of our c itie s” | 

w a s u rg e d M onday night by a I .os 
A ngeles a rc h i te c t a t a din ner sos- j 
sion of the. first Public Affairs Re- , 
p o rtin g Conference.

C h a rle s Truckman 

of C harles 
Truckman A ssociates of 
I.os An­
geles told a p p ro x im a te ly 150 news­
p a p e r m e n , city p lann ers, an d edu ­
c a to r s that " to o m a n y people h ave 
th at 
been so busy 
th ey h a v e overlooked 
the h u m a n 
b e in g . ”

thinking big, 

‘‘T he tr a g e d y of today lies in our 
a p p a r e n t w illingness to a w a it the 
total d e stru c tio n of ato m ic w ar, 
b efore we acc e p t o u r obligation to 
r e p l a n a n d 
rebuild o ur existing 
c it ie s ,” Mr. Truckman said.

T he fo r m e r p resident of I .ever 
B ro th e r s 
‘‘m a s t e r 
t e r m ' d m o st 
p l a n s ” u n realistic an d s tre s s e d the 
n eed 
for w o rk ab le plans d ealing 
w ith p re s e n t cities.

" A r c h i te c t s m u s t an d will devote 
m o r e atte n tio n to the people who 
o ccu p y o u r build ing s,” Mr. Luck- 
m a n said. “ We a re faced with the 
t a s k of giving grow th an a p p ro ­
p r i a te and h u m a n e f o r m .”

in both 

M r. L u c k m a n pointed to planless 
d ecen tra liz a tio n 
re sid e n ­
tial living and in industry. ‘'D ece n ­
tr a liz a tio n affects the locality, the 
region, the state, and even the n a ­
t io n .” he said.

" O u r existing cities cannot sim p ­
like w orn out 
ly be d is c a rd e d 
m a c h i n e r y , ” Mr. L u c k m a n said. 
P l a n n i n g 
its a sp ects m u s t 
be em p h a s iz e d as n e v e r before, he 
ad d e d .

in all 

" T o t r e a t people as afterth ou gh ts, 
w e h a v e a p a tt e r n for existence. 
T o t r e a t people as a n in teg ral p a rt 
of a to tal concept, w e h a v e a p a t ­
t e r n 
living, ’ Mr. L u c k m a n 
said .

for 

D o u g la s H askell, editor of 

the 
A rc h ite c tu r a l F o r u m an d the first 
c o n fe re n c e sp e a k e r , s tress ed 
the 
n eed for re g u la tio n of au to traffic 
in th e s a m e w a y as ra ilro a d s w e re 
on ce re g u la ted .

" T h e r e is a ch an ce for cities as 
w e know th e m to ad a p t th e m se lv e s 
ra d ica lly new 
to 
m a g n ific e n tly 
conditions, o r 
for 
is possible, 
it 
t h e m to go u n d e r , ” Mr. Haskell 
• a id .

He cited th ree p h a se s of the c u r ­
r e n t "explosion in cities: the popu­
latio n explosion, the scientific an d 
technological explosion, 
the 
bu ilding explosion.

and 

" T h e cities a re e x p i r i n g ag a in st 
lim ited am o u n t of av ailab le

the 

Demos to Elect 
State Delegates

T h e Y oung D e m o c r a t s Club 
h e a d e d by Rip W oodard will m e e t 
e t 8 p rn. T u e s d a y at the U n iv e r­
sity " V ” to elect d ele g a tes to the 
in 
s t a t e 
April.

in Houston 

convention 

rho H u b split o ve r an election 

of officers D e c e m b e r IR.

T he W oodard faction will prols- 
a bly he se a te d at the Houston co n­
v ention b e c a u se it has the la r g e st 
m e m b e r s h i p , M au ric e Angley .lr , 
v ice-p resid ent of the faction, said 
M o n d a y night.

T he m a x i m u m n u m b e r of d e le ­
g a t e s 
the Young D e m o c r a t s 
c a n sen d to the convention is one 
d e le g a te for ea c h 10 m e m b e r s .

th a t 

O f t B e a l C h i m e s 

Tol l M y s t e r i o u s l y 

M o n d a y A f t e r n o o n

T h e m y s te ry of the tune w hich 
floated 
the T o w er 
fro m 
c h im e s Monday at 2 it) p.m . h as 
b e e n solved.

down 

A ccording to J i m M o eser, who 
the bells at 12:1a Monday 
play s 
th ro u g h F r i d a y , 
it w as a d e m o n ­
s tra tio n for two faculty m e m b e r* 
of t h e B o d School o f C hurch Mu­
sic in L o n d o n who were visiting o n 
c a m p u s .

The im p ro m p tu recital su rp ris e d 
stu d e n ts strolling in the vicinity of 
tile Main Building.

The song w as "S ene N o m in e .”

N e gro Worker Collapses 
At University Co m m o n s

A I T \« r ol l natl tim e em ploye 
the U niversity C o m m o ns col 
of 
lapped at 7 
r i m . Monday while 
w orking and w a s taken bv a m b il­
ian! r 
in a sem i-conscious condi­
tion 
thP Student H ealth C en­
ter

to 

The employ p, C arl J a r m o n , a 
r e ­
t ho C e n te r and w as 

student, 

school 

Npgro high 
co vered at 
re lea sed .

Clary M artin, C om m o n s s u p e r ­
visor, found h im unconscious and 
h av in g trouble b rea th in g n e a r the 
si nit ii door of tile C om m ons. 
'lite 
l»o\ was taking up a cord used lo 
rofw' off an aisle when he col­
lapsed .

fore m a k e s th ese o th e r ev en ts p os­
sible—is the Round-Up R e v u e a n d 
D an ces.

Round-U p R ev ue will f e a t u r e a 
s a t ir e on c u r r e n t c a m p u s a f f a ir s 
with a brief look a t TV land, a c ­
cordin g to Bob F a h e y , d ir e c to r of 
the show'. H ighlights of th e R e v u e 
will i n c l u d e :

• S p e c ta c u la r d a n c e s f e a tu rin g 
a flashlight ballet, a glittering C h a 
Cha, a h a r e m scene c o m p le te w ith 
15 " A r a b i a n ” dan cin g girls, a B e a t 
Coffee House n u m b e r done to o rig ­
inal m usic, and a Biegfield Follies 
take-off.

• Music from r e c e n t B ro a d w a y 
shows such as " K i s m e t , ” " B e lls 
A re R in g in g ,” " O n c e Upon a M a t­
t r e s s , ” and " M y F a i r L a d y .”

• A g igantic finale fe a tu rin g th e 
p re s e n ta tio n of v i s i t i n g sw e e t­
h e a r t s , B lu ebo nn et Belles. S w eet­
h e a r t nom inees, 
a n d o t h e r U T 
b e a u ty qu eens a g a in s t a s p e c t a c u ­
lar, read-and-gild b a c k d ro p .

R e v u e c u rta in tim e is 8 p m. an d 
p a r a d e w in n e rs will he an n o u n ce d 
a t 7 :45. A c o n c e rt by th e L on g h o rn 
B a n d will begin a t 7.

★

T wo d a n c e s wall be h eld follow­
ing th e Revue. P a u l N e ig h b o rs a n d 
his o r c h e s tr a will p la y in G r e g o r y 
G y m a n d R u sty B to w ti a n d Cell 
B lock 7 will lend a tm o s p h e r e in th® 
Union B allroom .

T icke ts to the R e v u e and D a n c e s 
a r e S2.50 fo r low er front, $2.00 for 
balcony, a n d $1.75 for low er r e a r .
! Admission to e ith e r d a n c e is only 

its 

T he first Round-U p e v e n t to a c ­
tually get rolling will be 40 A cres 
S howcase, which h a s 
fo r m a l 
opening W edn esday a t 
IO a rn. 
F orty-five en tries in 61 b ooths a r e 
re g iste r e d for the exhibition, w h ich 
will be held in the U nion B a llro o m .
W estern D a y a n d th e R oun d-U p 
b a rb e c u e a r e sch edu led for F r i d a y 
from 11:30 a rn. to 1:30 p m . T ic k ­
ets to the ba rb e c u e , w h ic h will b# 
held on the law n d ir e c tl y e a s t of 
the Union betw een th e M ain B uild­
ing a n d the old D r a m a Building 
site. a r e $1.00 before F r i d a y a n d 
$1.25 on F rid a y .

★

in 

P r e l im in a ri e s 

th e Re a r d 
G row ing C ontest will be held a t 
2 p m . W edn esd ay 
in Union 309. 
F in a ls a r e sla ted for 12:15 p m . 
F r i d a y a t 
the b a r b e c u e . Anyone 
who r e g i s te r e d for the c o n te s t is 
eligible for first-round judging.

R e p o rts indicn’e th a t th e r e will 
tx' 15 finnts in F r i d a y ' s p a r a d e in 
addition to b a n d s a n d c a r s bcan- 
mg dig nitarie s a n d c a m p u s p e r ­
sonalities. The p a r a d e wall begin 
a t 3 p m.

T ickets to all event* a r e a v a il­
ab le in Union 309, th e Co-Op, a n d 
a t all H em phill s stores.

25 Students Picked U p 

Last Minute Practice for the Saturday R-U Revue

$1.50.

P h o t o b y A van t

Engineering Fellows Named 

For 'Exceptional' Records

Sixteen U n iv ers ity stu d e n ts w ere ' 

n a m e d E n g in e e rin g Fellows in r e c ­
ognition of 
"ex cep tio n ally 
th e i r 
hig h ” sch olastic re co rd s M >nday. 
Dr. W illiam W. E a g e r l y , eng i­
n eering dean , p r e s e n te d $50 checks 
the 16 n e w Fellows si lected 
to 
from 
the u p p e r 3 p e r cent of 
fre sh m a n , so pho m o re, an d ju nior 
en gineering students.

them 

The Fellows will h a v e a c ad em ic 
p r o g r a m s " a d j u s t e d for 
to 
get tho m a x i m u m bonofit of the,r 
su p e rio r a b ility ,” D e a n E a g e r l y 
said. M ost of the stu d en ts expect 
to do g r a d u a t e w o rk or la t e r take 
positions in in d u strial r e s e a r c h or . 
teaching.

T h re e of the 

l l fr e s h m e n I g n ­
ored h av e "all-A * a v e ra g e s . They 
a r e R a n d a l It, C ra ft J r . Duns n 
N. King, an d R ic h a r d L. Bit/cr

T he first coed to he n a m e d an 
E n g in e e rin g Fellow is P e g g y J e a n 
McClain.

i 

O th er fr e s h m e n a r e K enneth TU 
P r l e m , F r e d W a lter Thies, K yn n 
Monroe 
t ole. Stephen J. Weber, 
Dennis F. Hippie, Dennis M Giuf- 
fre, a n d P e t e r C. Williams.

n a m e d Fellows at 
c e re m o n y .

the M o nd ay

T he a w a r d funds c a m e fro m the 
I you i s C. W agner E n g in e e rs' Loan 
F u n d . W agner, Houston e n g in e e r 
who died in Ta50, willed 70 p e r cent 
of his $260 'Nm) esta te to the F u n d . 
He w as a 1908 U niversity g r a d ­
ua te.

Fellows selected from the sopho­
I,. G a r ­
m ore class a re William 
ra r d , Doyle D Knight, and Wil­
liam ll. H ale Jr.

Two fellows selected from third- 
y e a r e n g in e e rin g a r c Roscoe I.ce 
an d J a m e s C. Hodge.

is 

the 

This 

seco nd gro up of 
E n g in e e r in g Fellows to tx' n a m e d 
by 
th e College of E n g in eerin g . 
Tw en ty-tw o Fellows w ere sele cted 
last fall w he n the new p ro g r a m for 
s u p e r io r 
initiated. 
stu d e n ts w as 
that g ro u p w ere r e ­
N inetee n of 

M a y 2 Deadline N a m e d 

For D ip lo m a Card Filing

All stud ents who p lan to re c e iv e 
an u n d e r g r a d u a te d e g re e in J u n e 
m u st 
th e ir diplom a n a m e 
file 
i ii lls by May 2.

M ay 2 is also tho last d a y for 
s tu d en ts who a r e r e g is te r e d in al>- 
to 
s e n tia this s e m e s te r an d plan 
th e ir
g ra d : ’e 

to p a y 

tins 

inc 

Spring C lasses Lag 

W h e n Teasips Relax

Spring Is Here and Students Take Time to Enjoy It.

, paddle wheeler t a m e s hundreds 
I through th® o e a r * H ers to u re e n ,

Austin by the M arsh all Fo rd D am 
-I. nm I > >p off Bull C re ek Road. .
It T.s ’In 'Ugh m o u n tain s an d o v e r 
lim estone cliffs The rocky 
w h:te 
I a k« shore 
tre e ta n - 
stre tc h e s of 
e n d 

is 
is m d s 

lined with 

and 
Se® LAZY, page 6

J U D Y T A Y L O R P R E P A R E S 1
i rehearse one c f +b© s p ic y 
inc® numbers to be featured 
the R c u n d - U p Revue, The 
erne ti s y ear :s a sa bre on 
Forty A c r e s ' plus a side 
a 
d 
land. The 
Into television 
jvue w<il ba be d ar .m e g o ry 

‘f

i Gy t i Saturday a t 3 p.m.

 T u e i d s y . M a - c ^ 29, I 960 

T H E D AILY T E X A N 

P a g e 2

T i r t l e M a n O n t h e C a m p u s

B v B i g l e r

Going, Going . . . to R-U

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W e e k e n d c a n be o r e o f t h e h o t t e r a ^-Uni­
v e r s i ty c e le b r a tio n s in h i s t o r y .

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A n d t h a * ‘> th is v e r y w e e k e n d .
O f p r i m a r y c o n c e r n 

is p a r t i c i p a t i o n in 

S t n r d a x n i j h t * H o u n d I [> R e x n o a n d B a i l
\% hic h w ill c l i m a x a l l o t h e r ar f i x i t i e s .
 
T h e R ev u e sh o w " r e d u c t i o n a t t ■* >*« tv.* 

 

th e Ball

h e a r t r re se n t a ti on —- r 
c h e st na — a r e h ig h ly 
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t o 
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’he Urn- 
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t h a t a n i g r o u p h o l d i n g 

a p a r t i d u r i n g 

t h e 

t i m e 

f o r B e v u e v i t - 

lf 

t h e s t u d e n t s w a n t R o u n d I p b a d l y 

ii rd a y w i l l h* d i r e c t l y h u r t i n g t h e s u c c e s s 

e n o u g h 

t o p a r t i c i p a t e 

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t h ' 4 p r o g r a m , T h e r e s h o u l d h e s u f f i ­

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s u c c e s s . O t h e r w i s e , 

t i n s c o u l d 

c i e n t t i m e f o r a l l p a r t i e s a f t e r t h e R e v u e ,

Iv* t h e e n d o f a f i n e c a m p u s t r a d i t i o n .

No Poll Tax Vote

th o *

In
T e x a s
v o te r
voice t h e i r vi

T h e S t a t e 
m i t t e e decide 
t h e a u t h o r i t y 
cree, *■ •' 
c e d e n t ” *
“ w ith i n 
t u r e . ”

th e 

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in 

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a c h a n c e to

ill tax.

I terr

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E x e c u t i v e C o rn ­
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T h e S D E / m a ie th is decision b y voice 

v o te a l t h o u g h . . .

• T h # p r o p o n e n t f o r p u tti n g I

t a x issue on t h e M ay ballot w a s w a i tin g to 
re c o g n iz e d u n til 
be h e a r d a n d w a s n o t 
a f t e r t h e v o te w a s ta k e n .

• I 

- I •• * 4he f r o n t of th e r o o m w e r e 
h e a v y s t a c k s o f p e titi o n s w h ic h b o re t h e 
s i g n a t u r e s of o v e r PO.0<Y) T e x a n s w h o 
w a n t e d t h is m e a s u r e on th e tic k e t

• F

Mrs. Humphrey

t h e v o t e s h o w t h a t t h e po l] t a x is a
in c f a c t o r to v oting, W a l t e r Hall, 
of th e p e titio n c a m p a ig n , p o in te 
t h e n a t io n a l v o tin g a v e r a g e in
60 I ;*er

ie eligible

c h a i r m a n
I o u t t h a t
II O'6 w a s

con
i r s

B u t in th e poll ta x

■cm z z . i
w a s I
go hie H S I p e r

th e r a n g e
p e r c e n t of th e eli-

ext

E v e n t h o u g h it is w ith in t h e i r a u t h o r ­
ity' to put t h is issue u p f o r r e f e r e n d u m , 
th e S D E C will n o t c h a n g e “ p r e c e d e n t ” 
a n d do s o f o r f e a r of s te p p in g in to t h e 
le g is la tu r e s te n r d o r v

T h e y m i g h t h e e d 

t h e w o r d s of p oet 

S a m F oss;

“ A h u n d r e d t h o u s a n d m e n w e r e led 
B y o ne c alf n e a r t h r e e c e n t u r i e s dead. 
They* follow ed still his c ro o k e d w a y ; 
A n d lost o n e h u n d r e d y e a r s a day4. 
F o r t h u s s u c h r e v e r e n c e is lent,
T o w e ll-est at ll she I p r e c e d e n t "

( T h e C a lf-P a th )

Self-St vied Politician

/

FU CK V X< I S I t VV IN F

WASHINGTON 

Sh# 
helped tier h u e and ge* hts s t a r t 
in po *: %

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W R O N G N A M E

To the E d ito r:

I would 

like

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R e tr a c t rn. f--r the 
malicious misspeil- 
v n a m e , a simple, three- 
A rv a r. C h ristian, English* 

an*'

fo rb earer- 
On M ir 

e n a m e ,
15, when I w as listed 
:, I 
sn the c a m p u s P o etry 
a s a finalist :i 
des*, you called m e 
P e n d in g Cont 
of Z ara zozn. Spain.
B a r n Black 
la
T a x weeks 
th# :nser*
^nf#r 
rticl# in which I ap-
* ion of an ar 
. .rut w r. se *~d pl a ' a 
n e a re d as h av 
«♦ J w as Byron Block, 
in said conteif 
I suppose.
of nowhere, I 
the n a m e of the 
it >c* 
A worse cut 
ny poem I com ­
cl ' r vusIv rea-
posed and r e a d xx as not " E r r o r ' ’ 
, a hom o ny m but 
b ;♦ 
som e w h i t differe ntly spelled w -rd 
T h a t 
the e r r o r w as 
is 
yours, n ! mine.

to say, 

Arrow 

than ks 

I nm n e ith e r a m e m b e r of the 
S panish royalty, nor a blockhead. 
My >r.]v c- -T! pl air* is th a t I r' .st 
now c a r r y a poor m a r r i e d a lb a ­
to 
tro ss of a n a m e , 
the 
co m p e te n t 
the Daily 
illiteracy of 
Texan. P le a s e print this le " e r , and 
tee a •' >mpao\ mg h an d le 'rn * •'—e. 
re ne a” 
xx * • • »• 
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so 
o th e r s who s ' b r s' rn ii ar 
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alone.

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t»» bd VV aith* r, 

Texan VmuAoments I ' t i t e r

year-*''; :

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a s t u d e n t a t the F a r u i l a d de [.eye* 
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•.erie* o f a r tic les c o n c e r n i n g Ar 
g < n tm a **sj>e< iailx 
the D a i l \ 
T e x a n T r a n *latt< n I* (I ne bx H a l 
Rlm m i'fi* a n d M a r i a M e d i n a 
P r e s ’.dent E ise n h o w er h s s 

r e ­
'arr.plated b s ' o u r of four 
cently 
L a tin A r e n t an co untr.es. 
it 
c~nver,er.t to g s e a b rief a n a ly s is 
of 
rn err. b e 'or* an y c o y e r * ires 
coe, .-rr- cg the vis * a r e ’'-a d c 

It 

for 

B ra id !: Th.- cou ntry possesses 
eco no m ic 
g ca* p o c- .b il e . es 
d e v e 
.pment. N e v e rth e le ss it con­
fr onts two serious p ro b lem s h rs*, 
•he m s o r . ’y of the population h a v e 
a 
mg m a d e c \ > 
den* bv art alm e*' corr.p,e*e ab- 
«•- 
and 
rn id die class 
a ac* r d 
*r.e d s p r o p o r ti o r a ’e ge o ­
g ra p h i c de*- e.oprr.rrt of the e c o n ­
o m y .

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9 S C A V 6 * '.3 C ? e * C TU

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S4 p>er s e m e s 'e r

the blend;: 
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N * r r 
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without gf
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To the Edi tor:

a r t 

P r e e n * ! v I rn 1 

•'* ; v *h® 
T ex an eh -o r about G ayle F s s a r y , 
I Sky ear-old *ax p a v e r who re- 
a 
' ise d h s 59.1 I! 
x r e f u n d a* a 
’
p o test a g a i n s t 19-vear-o Is not b e ­
in g a b le t o v o t e

I rn not sure th a t a [<erA,.n w ho 
d.w*A not r e a l iz e th e \ a lu e of 
SI 
U c a p a b l e of m a k i n g r a ti o n a l de- 
« isiofiA con* e r n in g p d i t i r a l c a n d ! 
date#

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Ie 

send m e 
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let y e ; use m y 
m e 5*3 l l an d I . 
:n 
the 
C e rtific a te of E xem ption 
cie •. -r,s On 
s e c o n d 
c - ung 
rn as be I had b-etter not. 
though* 
If ( b s r . . e Has '.en f md out ab* .it 
,t he ssou<d co m e out of retme- 
r t e n f 
and m a r c h cfi 
the capitol derr.arcim.g depo rta tion 
of us both.

form a n 

Besides -esen if Y arb oro ug h w as 
im p re s s e d ss 'h your 
forte;' and 
h r"oiisrht it up before rorsTrf*** ^, pv 
p r -rij» * ex go- aro un d to (V .rg

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a r r ' - r.g 
enough to vote ans-way.

* 

ym, ll be old

("harloA T h u r m a n 
Hi * t .r a n d e

LAB FEES

T o the E d i t o r :

'b ough a 

It a ppca s a? 
i« no 
rn 

tu;*ion 
longer n e c e s s a ry a t 
r a i s e 
leas' 
'h e I..>epartment of Bac- 
:>■■■' .vcy. They h a v e c lev e rly de- 
s sed a syste m w he ret - v es ery stu-
d- 
to 
f---r e a c h 
takes.

:>a--*enoiogy c ou rse he 

pa-- s Si 

No I rn no* re f e rrin g to ‘he r*g- 
u la - S2 l a b fee -you p a y ’hat. mo.
’aker. o»jt
T h is -ew - f a s 
s « rn p ly 
-f-: - ? -term! cv studen* s ge n ­
of 
e r a ’. 
he 
-u*-pos;* 
p r o p e r y 
-* u rb .I ■* 
d o e «n t ever, d i s 'o v e r 
the de* 
Carres * ; r ? 
p rs '

to re p ie r. sh 

a n d 

T h is I d e a xx a s so s l y l y p l a n n e d 
t h a t e v e n th e B u r s a r -* O ffice didn t 
kn-m t h a t th** fee w a s n ' t f o r b r e a k ­
a g e o r lo ss of l a b e q u i p m e n t . I*ut 
f r t h e p urc haA e of s o m e u n k n o w n 
* stvecial Aiipplie* w h ic h w e r e not 
p r o v i d e d for bv the r e g u l a r SI l a b 
fee

pvp f>x*na SI < b a r g e xvas t o ' * " - 
n b a c t eriok>g>’ 
e l ever.- s'u d en t 
629a 
" - e s ted m SI 
I be 
e n d ss 
po- s'ud er* for 6-9b. Some of the 
o t h e - bac te rio lo gy 
course* w- I 
ha v e h .g h e r charge*, XX’hy h i s th s 
the 
ex*ra fee rmt been added 
r e sri: a r SI ab D e ;n«*end o ' b e rr g 
ad d e d w 'o r .* ’he v’ iden* s knowl­
edge s r d c-'< e-*ed in such a r 
in- 
de- 

.sscr m a r r e r " 4

to 

X pc .eve 'mat the F- and of R e­
g ents h a s re en' v na vcd 'h e m a x ­
im .rn 
lab 'c e Tri SI and th < ap­
p e a r s tx be m ' r e th a n a m p .e f - 
x 
h a co urse as ba -er;o -gy *-* 
o r any b a c t e r i o l o g y course 
“ tau gh t 
fact. with a bit of p ro te st 
In 
'.ce mar;, stu ter.’.s w ho a r e 
ft -rn 
e x p e r ' e d to p ay this c h a rg e 
th e 
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explored zones with a h eavy con- 
c e n tratio n of in d ustry in ’he state 
cf Sac Paulo.

The political situation is r- • easy 
•c» describe. P re s id e n t 
Juscelino 
K ub itsch ek's te r m ends soon H.s 
popularity has co nsistently dw in­
dled due m ainly to the high cost 
of 
is.cg and chronic econ om ic in­
flation.

It 

I- Mil! 

Xlthiiugh 

luMt and 

a n s body a 
rncff. t h e r r are now tw;> print I pa I 
t andidat*-*: M arsh al
preAidr-ntial 
- f a n l o Quadro*.
T - l x - r a 
Iw>tt. who has the su p p o rt of the 
a r m y h ack s the p r o g r a m first a d ­
vocated by Jo ao G auiar*, a fo r m e r 
\ fe-presiden *. His p r o g r a m gen ­
e ra l s - -speaking 
.« nationalist.'- 
and s*r a r e l y supports th e com ple­
tion of Brazil a < the new c a p i t a ! 1, 
.sio—p dave a z r' 4h<* p.---- 7.. .an '-orr.- 
m u nist p a rt y proi ’a im ed 
its for­
m a l support for this policy.

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in r e g a r d 

•T. Qua d r « h a s g r e a t p o pu lar 
s ;pprr* 
•’:< b u m Kie h a c k e r und 
and po 4 c a ’ «kH] m a k e bim a 
strong ?rr ' den’ ;**: ■ ar.*e n d e r His 
prxi'ion 
is 
distinct from th a t of M a rsh a : Lott.
Q uadros a ttrib u te s a g re a t p a rt 
of Brag » e anon" e pi th!em s 
to 
th.s pro.-e-'t. E v en if elected, how­
e v er. 
im.Poe­
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s ' hie tv h alt 

to Brazi.-.a 

-nsTic* on.

H « pr-l.*ical c - n c e p t leans to w ard 
c o llaboration a m o n g a1. A m e n an 
countries Wh. ie I x t t opposes any 
rollaboraN cn in the p e tro le u m in­
d u stry . Q uadros m a i n ta i n s the ne­
low ­
c e ss ity o r conv en!en: e of 
ing fo.-e.gn ca p ital to help Fvtro- 
br as 
th*' g o v ern m e n t owned p c ’r d 
com pany.

Q u a d r o s 4 a c c e p ta n c e of an Ins! 
tation 
to atli nil a m n f e r e n t e fit 
underdeveloped countrieA in < iitia 
h a , gained him the su p p o rt of c e r ­
tain rightist elem ent-.

* 

*

Arger.’.r.a is in the m idst of po­
litical and economic recu pe ration . 
She confronts the s a m e p ro blem s 
tha t Brazil faces but ss uh sev eral 
ad van* a g e s. the in fla tio n a ry prob­
lem. is being o verco m e, 
the re a r e 
no unexplored zone*, an d g enerally 
th e r e is a hig her s t a n d a r d of bv-
ITI

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condition, has a s ’ o r . e le f’ist in­
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r% d i %a s t r o u s 
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m u f f f r o m t o u r »t 
t r a d e a n d a g r i ­
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f o r e i g n e n ­
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t e r p r i z e a.

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to d e ed s . T he h o p e d fo r p r o j e c t* 
fall 
t h r e e c a t e g o r i e s .

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the CS 

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to have a con fe re n c e xvi’h o th e r 
an nations before a tte n d in g 
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naNons are not invited; solve com- 
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m a ’er.al d e v elo p m en t of the A m e r ­
icas.

this organization 

In 

Iuitin 

E c o n o m i c : e n c o u r a g e c a p i t a l I n ­
v e s t m e n t 
.A m erica In a
m a n n e r s u g g e s t e d bx XIr. Dillon 
highly 
r e s p e c t e d by m a n y I ^ t l n 
A m e ric a n s a f t e r his p a r t i c i p a t i o n 
In a c o n f e r e n c e of 21 A m e r ic a n 
n a tio n s, held In B u e n o s Aires).

The p'an w o l d benef * b o th th# 
US and La*.n A m - , a. To e n c o u r­
th'.* c ap ital * rn.eh* be well 
age 
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its fiscal 
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 Cuban Ire Aroused Baseball 
Briefs...
By Baseball Furor

Gabe Paul, general manager of Phillies E d g e Reds, 2-1 

Inside Lane

Bill

Hampton

T e x a n S p o rts S ta ff

\ “Let us sit upon the ground,

And tell sad stories of the death of Kings.**

It. is th e usual procedure after any tragic, peculiar, or 
is known as a post 

unexpected death to conduct w h at 
mortem.

T his is an old Latin phrase that originated back in Rom e 
by Cicero or C aesar or som ebody th at said th ings 
like 
th a t and it m eans to investigate proceedings w hen some 
w ell-thou gh t-of track team g ets its nose rubbed in the cin ­
ders.

So, arm ed with typ ew riter and glasses, I will hereby 
d issect th e Longhorn track team and their show ing last w eek 
in Abilene. It can also be called “How to lose friends in one 
lo u sy colum n.”

W hen one stops and ponders over the past m eeting in 
A bilene th e results are staggering. It has been the first 
tim e a Steer squad has not accounted for at least one first 
place in a running event since Russia w as on our side.

And when one queries w h at would have happened had 

we not taken four places in th e javelin;

W hen one realizes th at only last year w e w ere setting 
world records, clocks to running, eyes to turning, precedents, 
and W ildcats on fire w ith our tail fire;

W hen one rem em bers th at w e won the San A ngelo R e­

la y s and Border O lym pics just a w eek or tw o ago;

Then one asks, “W ha hoppened?”
And then I sez, “I dunno.”
But last Saturday w as the day that the C hristians took 
th e Lions, Longhorns, and just about everybody except Hie 
W olverines.

There have been m any “Christian-Lion G am es” jokes 
tossed around about the ACC track efforts, but th ey were 
all reduced to an em barassed clearing of the throat by last 
S atu rd ay night.

T exas died a slow death in th at meet.
'
It would he convenient to pour forth a dictionary’
o f adjectives telling how the long trip by bus com pletely tired 
th e L onghorns out, but th ey arrived on F iid a v . 

T- . . 

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J 

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f

oned by the food w e ate, and nobody could run, but not a 
soul pot sick.

W e could tell everyb ody bow we w ere m istreated by the 
discrim inating Y ankees and W ildcats, but nobody thought 
of it till we got hom e.

N obody dug boles on the track or raised the hurdles in 

UT Seeks Win 
Over Mustangs

down 

Texas’ perennially p o w e r f u l
already 

one 
Longhorns, 
Tame 
in SWC baseball competi­
tor, try to get back in contention 
it 3 p.m. Tuesday when they tan­
gle with Southern Methodist at 
Clark Field.

Texas stands 0-1 

in conference 
play, having fallen to Baylor by a 
6-2 count. SMU is 1-1, suffering a 
16 6 loss to Texas A&M and down­
ing Baylor 3-0.

The Longhorns have been hitting 
at a prolific pace while running up 
a season record of 6-1, but have 
had spotty pitching.

Texas Coach Bibb Falk 

is ex­
pected to go with sophomore Bob­
by Calloway (2-1) or senior Grog 
Martin (1-0) on the mound. Other 
probable starters with their bat­
ting averages in parentheses are 
Lew Brazelton (.533) at first base; 
(.292), second; Dave 
Pat Rigby 
Skinner (.382), third; Bart Shirley 
(.4801, shortstop; Johnny Pinckney 
(.375), catcher; Sam Rosson (.313), 
left field; Roy M r n g e '( 480), cen­
ter; and Wayne McDonald (.440) in 
right.

'Horns Get Repeat 
Shot at Michigan

'P 

AUSTIN 

- The University 
of Michigan, winner of a four-way 
meet with Texas, Abilene Cbrist- 
ion and Ohio State last weekend, 
goes after bigger gam e this week 
in the Texas Relay*.

The Wolverines, announced as 
a tentative entry last week, made 
it official Monday by entering a 
24-man squad in the big track and 
field m eet Friday and Saturday.

I State also sent 
' bringing 

Florida State, Iowa and Iowa 
in their rosters, 
total to 43 college 
ll 

team s 

from 

the 

and university 
states and Mexico.

The 

also raised the total
jnumber of individual'; entered to
1217 458 from high schools, 363
from col-

leges, 165 from junior colleges and vari 
freshman 
tached.

team s and 47 unat- went 

Ponies Expect Seventy 
As Spring Drills Begin

DALLAS 

— Seventy candi­
dates are expected Tuesday when 
Southern Methodist begins spring

A form idible excu se could be built on how w e w ere pols- from universities. 214 

our lane. 

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I suppose we could have bad all of these reasons, if we training.

, , , 

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. 

night. 

had started thinking about them sooner. N o one actually j The workouts originally were
th ou gh t much on the outcom e of the m eet until Saturday j scheduled for February but were 
postponed because of bad weather.
Harold Morgan, the only varsity
There w as talk of defeat and talk of w orry of it, but it quarterback with enough expen-
never actually crossed anybod y’s mind until it w as all over. on< ° to mention, is on the base- 
hall team so the search for a field
j 
, 
The word is “overconfidence, and everybody had it, in- general wlU bp amnn^ the soph_
omores. Arian Flake of Lubbock, j 
( *mpbrii of Bonham, 
and
Roger Braugh of Beaumont are the
leading contenders.

W ho would have th ou ght we could lose? The local paper 1>,n 

cluding the sap at. the oth er end of this typew riter. 

, .. 

. , 

* , 

listed us as favorites. W e had put this sam e group down 
on ly a w eek ago in San A ngelo. We had been tested and had
w o n .

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, 

. 

. 

B ut that w as the story. We w ere going to win, and It S M Q i n Q n ' c ' M u t o l s 

w a sn ’t given another thought. H owever, in the last chapter
w e got b e a t, and w e had better give it som e m ore thought- 
heapum more thought.

It Is tim e th at we all realize that the era of the Southerns, 

W ilsons, G aineys, P arkers, and Villareals is gone.

B ut th is is not the given signal to go stick our head In 

th e ground and sa y I see no future for T exas track.

N o, w ith WORK there can easily he a new era — an era 
o f Cunningham s, A lspaughs, Allisons, S tanleys, Kings, Mc­
D onalds, Grays, R ichardsons, W ilsons, Brow ns, Eschles, 
Sm iths, H alls, and Porters.

Remember, T h e dead shall live, the living die.”

V H I L K U B O AR I I S I M . I KS

B m r b a r it T e * r h t a . Mi m i Mi d 
S a n d * b e c k 

J e n k i n * 

va. 

1 p m 

d l e t o n , A n n 
H o f f m a n .

TI A M S

< a r n i 

l p m 

( o f f m a n 

M l e l l t a
Alvia. M o l l y C u l v e r va 
I . i i K r l r k a o n . 
! > * t v r a c e va. w i n n e r of I . l l l l a n C a r ­
r o l l t a C a r o l y n H i l l . C o l l e e n 0 ' ( ( i n n e r 
va T i l d i 
( ( T i f f i n . < h n r l e n e H a w t h o r n e 
t a . < a r n i < o l e . f l i e n ( d t l l n w a v t a . M a r y 
> » l l y 
ll 
t o * .
A t k i n s o n , M e t a B l i t t e r 

B a r b a r a B o w e n 

t> Bet Ut 

B u t l e r 

t * 

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U K K 
s j t r a 

l l V M S 
a n d N a n r v 
( . n o l l e 
t a M a r y A u s t i n a n d B o a e m a r v 
R n g r r a 
W h i t e a t d e 
l l a m a a n d T n d i ( . T i f ­
f i n va, N a n r v M a x w e l l a n d H a l e I ’o r t e r 
B A D M I N T O N 

. I. i n 

4 

ft rn — J o y c e 

F i n 
Norrie P e n n y 1‘o j m a n t a H a t < h l a n m . 
J e a n H a r r i a t a K o a a l l n d a M o n t r e a l .

I t o a e n b l u m 

va 

MIAMI, Fla. (J) — The delicate 
relations between the United States 
and Fidel Castro’s Cuba were fur­
ther strained Monday by 
cancel­
lation of an exhibition baseball 
series in Havana.

Cuban sports writers were up 
in arms over the decision by Lee 
MacPhail, president of the Balti­
more Orioles, not to go through 
with a three-game series against 
the Cincinnati Reds, scheduled to 
open jn the Cuban capital Mon­
day night.

The series was re-set for Mi­
ami, at. the prerogative of the host 
Baltimore team.

In New York, Commissioner 
Ford Frick said neither he nor 
the State Department got Into the 
act.

It was Baltim ore’s decision as 
home team , to play where they 
wished, Frick said. "It was strictly 
M acPhail’* decision. My office 
had nothing to do with it."

In Washington a spokesman for 
the S t a t e Department said the de-

partment had not been approached 
on the matter.

"We should have no objection." 
the spokesman said. "In fact, the 
department probably would 
look 
with some favor on our boys play­
the 
there. After all, half 
ing 
Washington Senators are Cubans."
The semiofficial government or­
gan 
in Cuba. Revolucion, called 
MacPhail "public enem y No. I of 
Cuban baseball." The President- 
owner of the Havana team in the 
International League, Rob Ma- 
duro, said there was "no justifies 
tion" for the Baltimore action.

MacPhail said here Monday, "I 
have no comment to make about 
it. We just did what we thought 
best for the club. Ten or twelve 
players didn’t want, to go to Cuba, 
but we could have gotten up a 
squad to make the trip.”

! the Cincinnati team which has a 
working agreement with Havana, 
acknowledged that he was disap- 

I pointed.

Red Sox Lineup Still 
In Doubt, Says Jurges

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (ft — “We 
haven't got a set hall club at this 
stage of training," says Manager 
Bill Jurges of the Boston Red Sox.

Even with a 

lot of 

new 

the Red Sox hope 

uniforms, 
make some trades 
punch 
club 
fifth in the American League last 
year.

to
to put more 
that 

the 

in 

Jurges says he doesn’t expect 
to know until the week before the 
of
season begins 
a hasehall team Boston will have. 
How it finishes depends a lot on 
a group of promising pitchers.

just what kind 

With the collapse of the trade 
with Cleveland, the No. 1 catcher 
for Boston now is Haywood Sulli 
a 215-pounder who under- 
a spinal disc operation two 
ypars ago. He appears fully re­
covered

Boston had traded Sammy White 
to the Indians for Russ Nixon but 
the deal fell through when White 
announced his retirement

Seeking right-handed power since 
Jackie Jensen retired, the Red Sox

Missed Practice G am e 
To Cost Frank Howard

VERO BEACH, Fla 

iff — Frank 
Howard, the Ixrs Angeles Dodgers’ 
$108,000 bonus 
State University, was 

from Ohio
fined Mon-

rookie 

T° 

* * *

General Manager Buzzle Bavnsi 
said the amount of the fine will 
depend on the big slugger * be­
havior the rest of the spring.

Howard was scheduled to play 
in a Montreal Spokane game at 
the Dodger camp while the varsi­
ty club played at West Palm 
Beach Sunday, hut he didn't show 
up.

want to take a good look at first 
baseman Ron Jackson, who didn t 
stick in his trials with the White 
.286 with 30 homers 
Sox hut hit 
at Indianapolis last year.
faces in

Jackson hasn't hern hitting this 
spring so it appears the job will 
go to veteran Vie Wertz with the 
question of how many gam es he 
will play. As of now Pete Run­
nels 
is the second baseman a l­
though he also can play first. Don 
shortstop and 
Buddin opens at 
Frank Malzone anchors the club 
as the all star third baseman.

finished

Big question 

in the outfield 

l« 
how much Ted Williams will be 
able to play. Ted says he’s feeling 
is 
pretty good 
playing 
in 
about all of the exhibition games

spring and 
innings 
five 

this 
four or 

Three possible center 

fielders 
are Gene Stephens, 
the regular 
there last year until he suffered 
a broken wrist, Marty Keough, 
Bobby Thomson, the veteran ac­
quired 
the Chicago Cubs, 
and Jim Bushy.

from 

Tom P.rewer, Jerry Casnle, Tkc 
Delock and Frank Sullivan head 
the returnees 
y e a r ' s 
pitching corps and Tom Sturdivant 
may prove a pleasant surprise.

from 

last 

Mural Schedule

F . n f r i e a f o r i n f r a m u r a l t e n n i a d o u b l e , 
In ( . r e p o r t 

a r e d u e T n e a d a y a t 6 p rn 
( . t m l i t

S O F T B A L L

Cl a y* A : 7: S j f m x 

. Al ph a F p x l l o n v» 
D e l t a K a p p a K p x i l n n S i g m a P h i E p a l - 
l o n v* S i c m a -Nu. K a p p a S i g m a v* P h i 
K a p p a . A l p h a ; S- D e l t a I p x i l o n t x . P h i 
S i c m a D e l t a . T a n D e l t a P h i va 
P h i 
S i c m a K a p p a . S i c m a C h i v s A l p h a T a u 
O m c e a

< la*« B 

4- S i c m a A l p h a v i n va S i c

P h i 
m a N u . M e r n a A l p h a e p s i l o n 
D e l t a 
S i g m a K a p p a . S i c m a 
t x 
T a u D e l t a , S: A l p h a T a n O m e e a 
P h i K a p p a T a u . K a p p a M e r n a 
t * P h i 
K a p p a P s i , P h i ( . a m m a D e l t a t x . D e l t a 
h a p p a e p s i l o n .

( h i 

t x 

t x 

ic e le s s c o m f o r t . .. “ beelike” fit!

Tuesday, March 29, 1960 THE DAILY TEXAN 

Page 3

Dallas Long's Heave 
Okayed for Record

got off the throw at a m eet Sat­
urday with the Los Angeles Strid­
ers.

LOS ANGELES Lf) — Dallas 
Long's gargantuan shot put of 64- 
feet-G1* 
in his­
inches, the first 
tory over 64 feet, will be submit­
ted as a world record, AAU of­
ficials said Monday.

The c o u n t y department of

Dave Davi*, a student at San
Fernando Valley State College 
competing for the Strider*, also
bettered Parry O'Brien’* rerog-
weights and measures put the met- nized world record of 63-2 a few
a1 hall on its scales and found it 
minutes before Long stepped into 
to he one ounce over the required 
the circle.
16 pounds. AAU Secretary Lee 
Hansen said all other conditions 
appeared to be satisfactory.

But D avis’ heave of 63-feet-10H 
will not be submitted for consid­
eration by 
the National AAU, 
Hansen said, because'1 his shot was 
about two ounces underweight.

Long, 260 - pound, 19-year-old 
sophomore at Southern California,

Guess Who

HI was caned the 'Grand Old Man of Labor,’ 
because he was most active in the 

building up of the American Federation 
of labor. Except for one year, he was 
president of that group from 1886 

until his death.

No Guessing About

which watch to b u y ?

Se# the M O S T co m ­
plete selection of fine 
watches in Austin. 17j 
Elgin* from $ 19.95 . . . 
Pastek-Philippe f r o m 
$485.00.

B u d get Term* 

O n B r# D r a g

and 

A llendale V illage

| * a t a n g )

Dodgers Smash Turley; 
Defeat Yanks, 9-3

VERO BEACH, Fla. l^ -T h o I» s 
Angeles Dodgers roughed up right­
hander Bob Turley and defeated 
the New York Yankees Monday, 
9-3. Turley gave up ten hits 
in 
six 
including home runs 
by Oil Hodges and Charley Smith, 
rookie shortstop.

innings, 

Smith’s wag an 

inside-the-park 
circuit with two on the second in­
ning. Hodges stroked his with the 
bases empty in the fourth. Three 
of the Dodger runs were unearn­
ed, 
fielders making 
three errors. Turley now has given 
up 20 hits and 16 runs in 17 innings 
and has an 0-2 record.

the Yankee 

*

.Monday and 
P h illip s 

C L E A R W A T E R , H a . Tv—B ob 
by D el G re co 's ninth Inning sin- 
gi» *rnred F red Ilopkn w ith the 
th e 
run 
w inning 
P h ila d elp h ia 
d e fe a te d 
the C incinn ati R e d s 2-1 In an e x ­
l*aseball g a m e .
hibition 
T he P h ils c o lle c te d only five 
h its off the tw o R e d le g h u rlers. 
The first tw o , In the third, a c ­
counted for th eir oth er run. Jo e 
k o p p e d ou bled and 
sc o r e d on 
T ony C u rry 's sin g le .

■k

KC Controls Tigers, 4-1

WEST PALM BEACH, Fin. (J) - 
Kansas City's Ray Herbert con­
tinued his sensational spring pitch­
ing Monday by shutting out Detroit 
for seven innings in a 4-1 victory.
Howard Reed. former UT star, 
pitched the final two innings and 
yielded the lone Detroit run in the 
eighth.

'Mural Scores

S O U B A U ,

Mi

usa A 

tTTGS I. AS M F a r f o r f e i t >:
AIMS. I TAS a ' f o r e ! ! ' A-Bsr 6 C a r ­
den 2 G oo dalI-W oo ten IO. Cheese* 0 
A l C h F 
l l . A I A 0 . C a m p u s G u i l d 14, 
T T .O K S

( Ih-% B Mer* h a - Is 7, S c h n o n 0 ( d e ­

fault!. Twin Pine* IO, Te)aa 5.

ROUND-UP
TIME
AT
TEXAS

HERE’S YOUR 
PRO G RAM OF EVENTS

BARBECUE

BEARD G RO W IN G CONTEST
$1.00 BEFORE FRIDAY 
$1.25 AT BAR-B-Q

V iiitin g Sweetheart* will be introduced.

C o n f i t will be held at 12 IS p.m. 

I I 30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 

Friday, 

ROUND-UP S H O W C A SE

O p e n * W e d n e *d ay, M a rch 30, at 

IO a.rn

Runt W ed., Thurs., and Tri. from 

IO a.m. to 

IO p.m. 

FREE

Sat. from 8 a m. to 12 noon

P A R A D E

H O N O R S DAY

A p ril 

I (Friday) at I p.m.

Saturday, 

IO a.m. in H o g g Auditorium 

C oatee im m ediately following

T E X A S R E L A Y S

Frlday, p r e ' rn* at 10.30 a.m., 1.30 p m.

Friday, Final* begin at 7:30 p rn.

S atu rday 

f na * continue at L S O p m

P R E L IM S A R E FR E E 
F IN A L S C O S T :
$ 1.50 G en, A d .
$ .75 with B Ta*
$2 00 Reserved

APPLIED PHILOSOPHY 221 

T hought Process o f Women 

Dr. A. Tract

Emphasis o n p h ilo s o p h y o f getting dates. Background o f dateless stu ­

dents w h o use sticky hair creams or alc o h o l hair tonics. Fundam ental 

logic o f students w h o have discovered that ‘Vaseline' Hair T o n i c takes 

care o f hair even w hen used with Abater. P h ilo so p h y of tile E n lig h te n ­

ment: on e may use all the water o n e wants with ‘V aseline’ Hair T o n i c . 
Students w h o use ‘V aseline’ Hair T o n ic th in k —therefore they are so u g h t 

after by lovely females. C ause: ‘V a se lin e ’ Hair T o m e . Effect; D ates.

Materials: one 4 ex. bottle ’Vaseline'H air Tome

[

Vaseline

F I O R S H i i m

T ! .in k * in 
v r O r.* 1
4 1 'a y u the new I ' - 
a * (fiderful new fit and fret P rte r st !, the) re sr a 
to be handsomely proper for any o .a s >n.

■ 

B ° O W N

O S

B L A C K

2195

SWEETHEART PRESENTATION
A N D R E V U E

SATURDAY 8 P.M.

$2.50 Lower Front 

$2.00 Balcony 

$1.75 Lower Back 

$ I .SO Dance O n ly

S H O E 

I S T O R E

2348 G u a d alu p e — On tho Drag

T H E D R A G S O N L Y E X C L U S I V E S H O E S T O R E

D A N C E S

S A T U R D A Y , 9:30 P.M .

1, Paul N e ig h b o r* ’ 4 H i* Orche»tra in G y m

2. R u t t y Brown and C a ll Block 7 in Union Ballroom

 W h at's

Showing

S T A T E : "P o rg y and R e **" stars
Dorothy Dandridge and Sidney 
Pottier in a musical dram a about 
Catfish Row

P A R A M O U N T : 

the B is ­
m a rc k " features Dana W ynter and 
Kenneth Moore.

"S in k 

T E X A S : " I t happened In R o m e " 
stars Vittorio De Sica, June Lav- 
erick, 
Inge 
Isabelle Corey, and 
Schooner in a light action comedy.
V A R S IT Y ’ : " B r e c k of the M ary 
D e a re " features Gary' Cooper and 
Charlton Heston.

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Tuesday. March 29, I960 

THE DAILY TEXAN 

Page 4

Busy Actress Matures Late

N E W Y O R K LIV Nina Foch, 
very busy actress, has changed 
lot She*sa’, s so herself. 

a 
a pie think of you as different 

" I t ’s awfully hard to make poo- Miss Foeh. perform er of 4B0 Ty'
she roles and a stunning array of film
new
four

"T h e y want, you to stav the and stage parts 

reports her 
a hoi 11 

says 

The big Job now is convincing way you w ere 

for their own sense

others. 

i of security."

HIG'"

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.THE BIG" 
ASHERMAN

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C O M IN G

THURSDAY

PARAMOUNT

r 

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self began emerging 
months ago

" I rn a late maturer, and that s 

truth of 

it," she explains, j 

the 
"E v e ry o n e has a time in life when 
they suddenly ail rome together. 
Well, that s what I ve done m ay­
be cohered is the word

Blue-eyed 

lo-vear-olff Nina has 
in a 
tinted bob The 
In brunette, 

stopped wearing her hair 
short blonde - 
tresses now 
shoulder-length coiffure 

flow 

The resultant softer look she re­
gards as a reflection of inner alter­
ation.

" P a r t of it I* that I don't feel 
the 
that I must prove something 
life has been a 
" M y 
star says 
rebellion against limited roles The 
rebellion is stdl here but I waste 
less time being an g ry."

Miss Foch is convinced that the 
■ -urrent, public fancy for M arilyn 
Monroe type actresses tends to re­
duce the attention accorded other 
acting styles

Miss Foch isn’t quite aura what 
began making her a different per­
is em phatically definite 
son 
tha* m arriage to [tennis Brite has 
helped considerably.

twit 

She and B rite who is immersed 
in graduate medical studies, were 
wed la«t Thanksgiving day. " H e ’s 
a brilliant, emerging psychiatrist,”
she says

TODAY AT IN T E R S T A T E

arn* po* a movi e 

discount CapoI

PARAMOUNT

NOW!

I net lire* 
IT 12 
|:tX-i I' I IX 
IO 1*0

Show is a non-profit, self-support- representing 
ng project begun by the Wellesley
Nina calls her elf n dedicated Club and carried on through the
of 
Public 
the art teachers of Aas 
the members of the Austin 
tin, 
community interested in art. and

method actress O re who has to 
interest 
fight through the undergrowth and Schools 
try every possibility in developing 
a role."

the Austin 

LAST
D A Y !

FE VTI K ES 11 '•.S 
! (MI I tft t til I ll)

S H O W S T O N IG H T ! 
• O N E PR IC E!

B V r Orphe <, beqmt at tee t e/as

r O/e story of 0-rphe -s. S'
from 
a-'cj bs « *« Eurydice -Ha move s q rec 
sev* na.

lay. I aren 
J C alliope 
a R a ce Ja-e -o C arri /al

Final Art Judging 
Set For Thursday

Thursday at 10 a rn 

is the time
«et for the final 
in this 
year's art exhibit sponsored by the 
W ellesley Club of Austin.

judging 

The annual Wellesley Ju n io r Art

IT'S A N ATTEM PT at assassination in A Game cf Chess which
e ll be pre anted by K R U af 7:30 p.m. Tuesday rn Baffs Hall 101. 
H e ?e Georoe Snyder gazes patiently across '-e c e s s table at the 
met wbi.-b mU,
-he cast which also

S- arian Sa'qe directs 

and Jo e Doom

ides C y Fu mer acid Ronn e R<pp'e.

By Ed Walther
Ta,an Amuurmrti Editor

Sophisticated Tarzan 

Replaces Old Ape-man

B y N O R M A N J . B A D D E R L Y

To w in an A ca d e m y A w a rd , an 

N A IR O B I Ken\ a i.B An arrow

he called. " I t s cold in h e re ."

Solar Film Productions Ltd. was 
at work at Thika, 25 miles north 
of Nairobi, on "T arzan the M ag ­
nificent," second of a series of 
what Hollywood produced S y Wein- 
traub calls his new- concept Tar-

art education

Each vear all of the schools In

actress m ust not o n ly exhibit some sped through the hum id a ir and /an m ovies.
amount of 
talent, she must he 
careful about the clothes she wears 
in movies. The award givers frown
Austin are invited to submit pie- on dresses that are too low at the
tares for the annual exhibit. From 
top. or too high at the bottom. That
about 5000 entries, 250 drawings 
m akes tw o strikes ag ainst some of his wound. He sat up. " H u r r y u p " m an.
and paintings have been chosen,
the domestic and 
lips
the pre-school, pri- 
junior high, 

found its m ark in the h eart of the 
the celluloid ape m an, 
young m an standing in the papy- beloved tho world over, has grown 
up. No longer the in a rticu la te beef-
rus-fringed riv e r. 
T he m an sank into the w ater, a cak e of the jungle, he has becom e 
sophisticated m u scle 

colorful red stain spreading from a m odern, 

- — ......... - — ------- ----------

 __________ ■ 

intermediate, 

imported 

T arza n 

love- 

■ 

\

Si, Si . . . Es Muy Deliciosa!

m ary, 
and high school groups.

First, second, and third prizes, 
and four honorable mentions will 
he awarded in each or the groups 
for painting and also for drawing. 
There w ill he a total of seventy 
prizes.

After the final 

judging at the 
Elizabeth Ney Museum, 304 West 
lith, on M arch 31, the pictures will 
he taken to the Laguna Gloria Art 
G allery, 3809 West 35th and dis­
played there 

Judges for this y e a r’s show are 
Miss Rubye Bennett, Texas Ed u­
cation Agency; Dr. Monroe Co­
hen. College of Education, U n i­
versity of Texas; and Donald R. 
Goodall, College of Fine Arts. U ni­
versity of Texas.

T U
l f Si,ow ca ie

’ 

S F A H U N T Counterfeit cur­
rency is unloaded in the Caribbean 
area.

r 30: S T A R T IM E : Tony Curtis 
as the "Young Ju g g le r" 
is also 
a Don Juan, loved ny women but 
hated 
hated by their husbands 
and pursued. To escape, he betrays 
his best friend, then joins a group 
of monks. But the young m a n s 
pride in his juggling skill distress­
es the prior and his followers The 
dram a 
in 16th-century 
France.

set 

is 

In 

is 1938. 

8 30: MANHUNT Police action.
9: G A R R Y M O O R E : C a r r y s
guests are singers E lla Fitzgerald 
and Mel Torme. "T h a t Wonderful 
Y e a r" 
the comedy 
sketch. G a ry and regulars Dur 
ward K irby. Marion 
I/irne and 
Carol Burnett portray members of 
a movie company trying to com­
plete a horse opera before a 
threatened actors' strike. Candid 
Cam era is also featured.

Thar* 

It A D ifference at H iito rie a l
D E S S A U H A L L
M lisle ID the R H T T H M U K l F « 
F r a t ii ri n g ll I I ll A b r r sw ing organ

W F D T H I KH . F R I 

*» to I* P M.

Open 

I p m 

to M id n ig h t 

fo r special p arties ph 

I It .% 9355 

I K I I M N O V I M A T I N KF.

DELWOOD

3931 Eost Avenue

Som»rfeng did* ant? H er* it i,I 

Oui* Land Music (or happy P*opi#

Tu md*/ N qht March 29*h — 9 p rn. to 12 p.m. 

Hiitori< al . . •

D E S S A U H A L L

S te rz ln g - R o b e r H Al! S t a r D ix i e L a n d J a n

B e n d

F e a t u r i n g

• Vie St a n in q -— Dr im, 
• Jokn Robert*
• Oria N iw m sr — Trumpet 
• Martin S t;n« — Trombone

8av, 

# C ad ar Shelby — Clarinet

0 David Riddle —— P ana
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.
9 C h e ,t*r A yer, — Banjo

TEXAS

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CANNES 
FILM FESTIVAL 

1959

E A S T M A N C O L O R
STARTS

W E D N E S D A Y

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W IFE

She wa* brought up in an 
e n t i r e ly d iff e r e n t k in d o f 
world. S h e ’s not at all w h at 
you would expect a U . S . S e n ­
a to r’* w ife to be. She would 
he more interested in w h at 
B y ro n was doing than w h at 
Napoleon w a* doing and yet. 
Ja c q u e lin e B o u v ie r Ken n edy 
m ight soon become t h e "f ir s t 
la d y ” of the land.

W h e re does a b rillia n t and 
cu ltu red, shy and re tirin g 
30-year-old beauty fit into a 
p iesid e n tia l c a n d id a te ’s life ? 
I f Jo h n K en n ed y w ins th* 
e le c tio n , how m u ch doe a 
Ja c q u e lin e stand to lose?

F o r the first tim e, you can 
meet the n a! M rs. K e n n e d y ...

In the A p r il issue of

Redbook

T h e M a g a l i a * f o r Y o o n g A d u l t * 
h o w o b e e l * e t e l l B * w * * t a a d »

Entertainers have become so fax 
conscious thai if is becoming fash­
ionable to consult a tax law yer be­
fore signing a contract. A favorite 
investment for the big money m ak­
ers is oil and cattle, whose sale 
can result 
in lower-taxed capital 
gains And there are still the char­
ity performances, which can be 
chalker! off as contributions.

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t llit h ln g Ai 
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T E R M T E R M 

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R E P O R T S , 

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lith m ats a 
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no* es

G R 6-47E

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D I S S E R T A T I O N S T H E S E S 

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typed bv exp erienced 
o p e rato r of S y m b o l- E q u ip p e d E le c tro ­
p la t e M rs R itc h ie Close-In G R 6-7079

E X P E R I E N C E D T Y P I N G 

S E R V I C E 
A ccurate. R easo n ab le. M in o r e d itin g

H O 5-5813.

D E L A F I E L D 

S E R V I C E 
G ra m m a r co rre cted M im e o g ra p h in g

T Y P I N G 

M u ltilit h in g H I 2-6522

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De B u tts G R 8 3298

M A R T H A A N N Z I V L E Y 
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theses and dis­
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stu dents 
(or 

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book* o u tlin e s M rs D o yle . G I. 2-4393

Furnished Apartm ents

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A P A R T M E N T 
U n iv e r s it y A rea 
C o m p le te ly Air-conditioned 
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into Fe n ce d R a tio 
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B u ilt- In E le c tric K itc h e n 
W a rd ro b e Closet in Bedroo m C o verin g 
O ne E n t ir e W a ll 
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F a c ilitie s 

M o d ern S o u n d p ro o f G lazed B r r k 
C o n stru ctio n 
G R 2-o'221 O ff e H o urs

F U R N I S H E D O N E B E D R O O M e f f i­
cie n c y a p a rtm e n t in U n iv e r s it y area 
f .rn -hid 
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2802 W h it is 

tw o bedroom * bath. and k itch e n 
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o r o ur nu n to unit R e aso n a b le rates, 
porter se rvice p ark in g Up perclassm en 
o n ly.

C a ll G L 3-3235 

E S Q U I R E A P A R T M E N T S

w a n ts 

T O L E A S K O R R E N T P h D (a n d ir in e
three bedroom , u n fu rn ish e d 
house w ith fenced y a rd fo r tw o s c a rs 
b eg inn ing 

J u L G R 8-0763

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slo nal donor* now accep ted 
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E X P E R T A L T E R A T I O N S F O R m en.
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G u ad alu p e. G R 7-9121.

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In U n iv e r s it y A rea at 
.WK) G u ad alu p e 

F o r Y o u r Rest B u v * In F u r n it u r e
and A p p lian ce s 
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C R A W F O R D F U R N I T U R E
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lenses 

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Page S

7 Beauties Face Busy 'Long Weekend

By JAN ET PEAVY
Cam pot Life Editor

Visiting sweethearts 

represent­
ing seven Southwest Conference 
schools w ill begin attending an a l­
most continuous chain of events 
when they a rriv e Thursday after­
noon for Round-Up weekend fes­
tivities.

Upon arriving, each w ill be tak­
en to the sorority house in which 
she w ill spent Thursday, Frid a y , i 
and Saturday nights.

The g irls’ hostess sororities are: 
Jan een K a y Cunningham of Tex­
as Christian 
I 'nivcrsitv, Kappa 
Alpha T heta; Sandra Hendrix of 
Texas Tech, K app a Kappa Gam j 
m a; M iria m Moody of B a ylo r. P i 
B e ta P h i; B a rb a ra Ann Bergstrom 
of Southern Methodist U n ive rsity, 
Zeta Tau Alpha; Charlotte Reeves 
of R ic e Institute, Delta Delta D el­
ta; Rose Ann Annaratone repre­
senting Texas A & M , Alpha Chi 
Omega; and B a rb a ra Barnes of the 
University' of Arkansas, Chi Om e­

ga-

the 

Thursday evening 

sweet­
hearts w ill rehearse for Saturday 
night’s Round-Up Revue presenta­
tion, after which Cowboys and S il­
ver Spurs w ill escort them to the 
Pancake House for a coke date.

After breakfast with their hos­
tesses F r id a y morning, the seven 
sweethearts w ill be taken on a 
campus tour conducted by Orange 
Ja c k e t members.

It’s National

- ‘• ' W E E K .

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to celebrate? Sail on 
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At 10 .30 a.m. they w ill meet the 
deans of men and women at a
coffee in the Longhorn Room of the
Texas Union.

The afternoon agenda 

includes 
being introduced at the barbecue 
at about noon and riding in the 
Round-Up parade at 3 p m. After 
another rehearsal for the presenta­
tion. the sweethearts w ill be hon­
ored at a dinner given by the Sil­
v er Spurs.

Saturday’s events w ill begin with 
a breakfast at the Phi Delta The­
ta house. After attending the Hon­

ors D a y coffee at 
sweethearts w ill 
P hi G am m a Deltas.

l l a.m., th* 
lunch with the 

Escorted by Spurs and Cowboy*, 
the girls w ill spend the afternoon 
at the Texas R elays, returning to 
the sorority house for dinner.

At 8 Saturday evening they will 
he presented at the Round Up R e ­
vue.

Sunday they w ill attend church 
with Cowboy* and Spurs and w ill 
be honored by the Cowboys at a
luncheon.

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'Imported' Sweethearts 
Color R-U Festivities

*y R L F M U E C K

f**n Staff Writer
S e v e n Southwest Conference 
beauties w ill add color to Round­
up events.

Rose Ann Annaratone, a student 
at Texas Wom an's U n ive rsity in 
Denton, w ill represent Texas A & M . ; 
from 
The 22 year-old 
Mem phis, Tenn., and is m ajoring 
in clothing and costume design. 
She is a member of Aglaian L ite r­
ary, a social club, and was a past 
Cotton B a ll Duchess.

junior 

is 

B a rb a ra Barnes, a sophomore 
English and speech m a jo r at the 
I U niversity of Arkansas is from Lit- i 
' tie Rock. She is 19 and has light 
I brown hair. She has been R azor­
back Beauty, Little Rock City 
Beautiful Princess, and M iss Hos- 

lish m ajor w as president of the 
Owen W ister L ite ra ry Society, a 
social club, and was elected one of 
IO outstanding seniors. She has 
been N a v y B a ll Queen. 1958 Home­
coming Queen, and vice-chairman 
of the Honor Council.

B a rb a ra Ann Bergstrom , a fresh­
therapy m ajor at 
man speech 
SM U , 
is from Houston. The 18 
year-old brunette is a Kappa K a p ­
pa G am m a and was Kappa Sigma 
Pledge Sweetheart.

Janeen K a y Cunningham, a sen­
ior Eng lish and French m ajor 
from F o rt W orth, w ill represent 
i TC U . She is 21 and has brown hair.
> She has been corresponding secre­
tary of K appa K appa G am m a so­
in the T C I' 
rority, a m ajorette 
Horned Frog Band, and freshman,

junior favorite. 
sophomore, and 
Also she was runner-up for F resh ­
man P ro m Queen and for Howdy 
Week Queen and is a mem ber of 
Bryso n Club and P h i Sigm a Iota, 
honorary language society.

Sandra Hendrix, 

representing 
Texas Tech, is an elem entary ed­
ucation m ajor from Lubbock. She 
I is a 21-year-old, brown-haired sen­
ior. She is a Kappa K appa G a m ­
ma, 
is cheerleader, Miss Texas 
I Tech, and Homecoming Queen.

Faculty M em bers 

Receive Aw ards

D r. H e n ry J. Otto, Educational 
Adm inistration Department chair­
man. and D r. J . G . Umstattd, sec­
ondary education professor, have 
I been p r e s e n t e d Outstanding 
| Achievement Aw ards bv the U n i­
versity of Minnesota and are pic­
tured in the latest issue of the uni­
versity's alumni news.

since 

O nly 299 awards have been given 
the presentation program 
j was established 12 years ago. Dr. 
j Otto received an award in 1957, 
I D r. Um stattd in 1953.

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to national 
"M is s F o o tb a ll" at 
Berkeley, Calif.

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Charlotte Reeves, a 21 vear-old 
senior from Houston, w ill repre­
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University Chem ist Attends 
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' D r. Norm an Hackerm an, chair­
man of the Departm ent of Chem ­
istry, was in Washington, D.C.. last 
; week for a meeting of the National 
Research Council of the National 
Academ y of Sciences.

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F o rm e r national president of the 
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