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Editorial Reading: 

Farsightedness

‘The First College Daily in the South'

VOL. 54

Price Five Cents

AUSTIN, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1955

Six P a g e s T o d a y

NO. 132

Ar s i

Phillips Opposes 
Required B-Tax

Irish Holiday 
Will Honor 
Patron Saint

Nagel Talk Tells 
German Advance

i > 5

TV

ro u n d - U P

tis \\ ll JJE MORRIS

the Oxhe* hint i. f ut batten to

tom:

“ Somew here iti the v ee hours
vv he n Text* si**'cps an owl-eyed
but l ying a cross
fr< "nan was
V, nits K T Field to catch the late
finer show at tiie Toddle House.
Q lite by acrider t he unearthed a
t ilf-roften Spud)nut sack On 
it,
<1 it e in neat s;mskrit with feet

a i the a]nmt sounds, 
arr! I p t y you. 
Commons rolls—l;ke

I

- dozed through history, gone 
•*y at month s and,
I mon#} never to *## 

lf

rn
I arn a* much at home a’ Roberts

V •r gh Pf' K CV*cd changing and

>ors want av? eeping.

A*

’he fraterr.■ *y lodge th# $“

A rome on the Drag, where edu
'inn and me rcantUisra mix
A ‘ home atop the Tower, petty
(U■.dings below seem small —
Cr dish and out of proportion with

od * great h sndiwor k.

A Ho fit 

in c H tirrh. at Garrison
if all, rd V a r.v v inn, at Sc hoi ti*.
V
I have ’rod lh# m iry abysses of

LIB E R A L E D U C A T IO N cc* a b i ro c * this 

these ©ptm-a'r chasses bo
w -g *o ' o s v
” •« instructors.

-re -
jp for

Stock Market on Rebound; 
Senate Probe Still Scheduled

NT W Y

h 13 Mb- The 
Tuesday with 
in mere than

rebound from 
Gains were 
'sentod an *es-

d* an honor roll, and widesp

e gone dfl***let-s on Saturday
chis (Sundays. Mondays, Tues-
,VS too>#

I 

j i a you, have taken English ROI 
- have a minor In it. by the way. 
I h ‘vc studied springtime fashions

at Barton's,

suffered, later for the lab I 

I have known that breathless split- 

second a* the mailbox,

I have postponed letters for days, 
In truth, portent}
A run ce rn hfe ani I, lurking af 

w eeks 

the br nk of some th ng new,

A Pl m ll, hon e eo. engineer, learn­

ing a trade 

learning an ars 

I am each of you, I have known 

the things you know 

Of every hue and caste am I— 

Highland Park, Muleshoe,

Of Last Texas as well as West— 

twains that seldom meet.

D eeply concerned for you, SRP 

lass. as you hasten.

To make the 
i e jm ta lion. *
I have spent 

l l p.m. dash with 

the afternoons at 

Tony * on hot days,

S riping beer \vi*h friends I know, 
V ow ed vengeance on the LUR boys 
See R O U N D U P, Page 3

Knowland Wants 
Facts On Yalta

j

W A SH IN G TO N T mutator W i ­
sa id 
nn Know. iud <R*C ilif.i 
Tuesday it is ‘ high tim e" for Con­
g o ',. >■> get tho farm on the w ar­
time Va. , contemner,

Hie Bernie Republican 

leader j 
spoke of a decision by Secretary j 
of Slate John Foster Dulles ye— 
terdaj to let key members of Con­
gress have a private look at the 
Yalta papers and not to publish 
them generally.

for 

Senator W a! v t George <P-Ga.\ 
chairman of the Foreign Relations 
Committee, said he will refuse to 
accept custody of the secret record. 
He added that he would not be 
r> ponsible 
cert a r 
leaks, and did not want to know 
what is m the record unless the 
public knows too,
think 
on't 

ihev would be 
leak'M any more than many other 
documents." 
Senator Knowland 
said.

almost 

“ I 

/

titrated expansion of a tout three 
million dollars in the total value 
of a ll securities listed on tile New 
Yes: k S ’, 'ck Ex. ii mg**.

Yesterday the average fell S3.90, 
sharpest in five years 
I-ast week 
tho drop was file widest for any 
w.-ek in fifteen years.

The reaction in the market came 
on tho heels of a sustained rise 
that put 
it at the highest point 
in tm tor\

In Washington Chairman William 
Fulbright (D-Ark 1 of the Senate 
Banking Committee said he would

Dean Keeton, Students 
To Talk at Frosh Coffee

"Integration'' will be the topic 
O' a pane! discussion to be given 
at the Freshman Coffee Thursday 
in the Texas Union Room 309 and 
311 at 4 p.m.

The discussion will be lead by 
students and Dean Page Keeton 
of the Law School.

Hostes 
nominees 
Belles

wi be the freshmen 
the Blue Bonnet 

for 

Student speakers on she panel 
are Willie Conoley, president of 
student Fid a? Houst n I >?- 
! 
von College; Em m a Leis Smith, 
student at 'Pilotson College; Frank 
Cooksey. Virginia MacDonald, Uni­
versity students; and Dan \t idioms, 
senior law student.

not be 
from con­
tinuing the Senate stock market

"dissuaded" 

investigation. He < ailed the com-; 
iv.,"-i c's hearse; s "thoroughly justi­
fy cl.”

After Tuesday's session, which 
featured head-on clashes between 
Senator W il­
Senator Fulbright ar 

iR-Ind 

Senator 
liam Co pehart 
told newsmen he w; - 
Fulbright 
willing rn 
if 
! ike any criticism 
he can help avoid a crash such 
as occurred in 1929.

He said a note of caution sounded 
in 192k might have helped prevent 
the 1929 crash

Secretary of the Treasury George 
Humphrey told the committee cri­
ticism of government agencies and 
speculation a I tout what they might 
(lit in the way of restrictive action 
could "easily contribute to a ques­
tioning Of confidence and uncer­
tainty as to what the future may 
hold."

Sen dor C ipehart w ho w as chair­
man of the Banking Committee 
when the Republicans controlled 
tire Senate, sa.d the hi ir ngs have 
had a tendency to cause price 
b r e a k s ? • 
- vt - n • s 
: into • 

i r ie m e n 

ng oui.

Si 

i 

" I 

en 

sure no 

r of this 
committee wants to affect stock 
nr ccs one w i> or another," Sena- 
formal 

in a 

j tor Fulbright said 
, statement.

T< 

Th n p~- r 

v-i 

a Steering
! ";t is a
t" g • such a 

od < pp* • ;r ’} 

strong group in the party.

‘hr 

"In 

st A'; • ! Ch; has
shown ’hat ’hey are a strong poli­
tical group " he said.

Thumps rn said ’he Steering Com­
mittee has been discussing mem­
bership with "se v e ra l" other ’ am* 
pus orga n i zn t ion s 

The United Representative Cam­
paign p l a n calls for all members 
of the party to pool talent and 
organizational experience behind 
the party slate. It is set up under 
’he presi'n’ steering, co-ordinating. 
and put • *v committees, bu’ ’he 
efforts of all three would he direct­
ed to "ie carnpa tr- of all Repre­
sentative P a rty candidates.

The plan reads; "T he prim ary 
advantage gained by the use of 
F R C is that any candidate, regard­
less of his organization, may run 
on his rn Tits and the merits of 
the party, rather than the strength 
of b s individual backing,

"N o longer can The D a ily Texan 
-hour that ca n d id a te s are elected 
because of their affiliation.’*

The motion has been tabled till 
the March 29 meeting for further 
consideration by the Steering Com- 
m ’Te. The committee w ill give a 
full report at that time.

Plummer stated that the pro- 
posa u s a deveJofmen* toward 
the good ’he party is seeking to 
approach. He emphasized its long- 
range value.

Alpha Chi Omega Joins
Representative Party

B y J . € O O I U H V and 
BEYERLE SC HWA J ITZ MAN
Alpha Chi Omega sorority was 
voted membership in the Repre­
sentative P a rty at 
Its meeting 
Tuesday night at the Phi Sicfrna 
Kappa house.

The party abo heard a proposal 
for a central < a rn pa ign committee 
which would coordinate the cam­
paigns for all candidates 
in the 
coming spring elections.

It was tabled by request of its 
author, L a rry Bernstein, Tau Delta 
Phi. The motion will he studied by 
the party’s Steering Committee.

Another motion which would ex-

pol 
inactive organizations was 
tabled until the next meeting. I* 
was made by George Friend, Delta 
Upsilon.

has n* thing ‘ 
organizations 
“ Rather we sh 
he declared 

The motion to expel! 

inactive 
members drew the evening's only 
debate.

"Thovc groups that are conspi- 
f uoii'-iv absent ton ght do the party 
entirely no good," saki Friend 
when introducing the motion.

" I f they are not willing to share 
their part of the party s activities, 
I see no reason for keeping them 
said Friend.

Moise Axelrod Alpha Epsilon Pi 
said that the R* presontative Party

Axelrod wa? 
Sweet Alpha 
that the Rep 
should ‘‘solid 
von /atier-.

The motion 
.Steering Com 
by a sizeable 
Alpha Chi’? 

bership was 
proval by the 
sorority to aff 
sentafive Part

. :• . 

Co 

va Red up by Amie 
pf don Pi. who sad 
•sentative P a r t y 
actively" other or-

zas referred to the 
lit pp foT* d * scii s ion
fin foritv
petition for mem- 
vert unanimous af> 
•arty, I* is the fir,* 
ate with the Repro-

compulsory activities fee per sem­
ester.

He talked against the bill for an 
hour before the Senate recessed! 
until Wednesday, More filibustering 
was promised by .Senator Phillips. I
The bill h as the ba- king of s’ i to I 
•chools. The B oard of Rf gents of 
that 
the University said earlier 
they have no intention o' putting 
the com pulsory fee into effect at 
UT.

Senator Phillips declared that the 
bill would make students pay for 
services which they don t want and i 
don't need.

"The L< g is latrine itself could well ‘ 
foot the bill for Slime of the things j 
you are asking hard-working stu-1 
dents to .-.heil out hard-earned mon­
ey for." he said.

In committee hearings on the 
bill earlier this month student lead­
ers from several state colleges had 
termed ’he bill “ essential" if some 
student activities be continued.

Senator Ottis Dick of Lufkin.
I author of the bill says that it is. 
primarily for the benefit of small­
er colleges, many of which could' 
not continue their present extra­
curricular activity programs with­
out the n and it t v assessment.

Sweetheart Vote 
To Be March 22

The new Sweetheart of the U n i­
versity w ill be ' bosen by popular 

vote of the student body on March 
22 and 23. Twenty-five nominees 

for the honor have been selected 
by a secret side- lion committee.

On Tuesday, March 22. students 
may cast them votes for one of the 
25 nominees Voting boxes will be 

set up over the campus and will be 

I open from <S:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The five finalists will be voted 

on Wednesday. March 23. 

from 

8;30 

'n ;, lo 3 p.r .

The election commission. 

Joe 
Tupin. M ary Danner nim, and 
John Banda, w ill lie assisted in this 
election by Shirley strum. Jerry’ 
Wilson, and John McCurdy, execu­
tive secretary of the Ex-Students’ 
Association.

S ire* n it's a great day for the 

Irish, lads and lassies!

Much in the same way Texas 
Exes gather to celebrate Texas 
Independence F)av 
Irishmen all 
over the world will congregate 
Thursday to glorify their patron 
saint. Patrick, I f s the time for 
parades, patriotism, and 
the 
"Wearing of the green."

St Patrick 

is* best remem­
bered for driving the snakes on* 
of Ireland by condemning the 
soil so that all the snakes would 
instantly die. Another version of 
the much-told-tale 
is that enc 
serpent refused to leave so St. 
P itrick made a box for the ser­
pent and invited bum to enter. 
The serpent refused because the 
box was too small, but finally 
agreed. As soon as he was in, 
the 
lid snapped shut and the 
box was thrown into the sea,

Union Committee 
Interviews Beg in

Interviews for Texas Union com­
moner^ will bp held in tho Main 
Ballroom <1 the Union Wednesday 
from 2 rn 5 p.m.

Interviews will be open not only 
to these students who applied be- 
f re, but to those who have never 
applied.

Applications will be accepted for 
he following committees: Hospi­
tality, Exhibits, D e c o r a t i o n s . 
( harm, Leadership, M arried Stu­
dents. Forum Speakers, Student- 
F acuity, Campus Coffee. Games. 
Fil us, Calendar, News Letter, 
Dance, Music, and Talent,

Do 50 per cent of the University’s 

staff and faculty members desire 
the benefits of social security? An 

election will bo held F rid a y to de­
termine the answer to this ques­
tion

A final information meeting w ill
be held Wednesday at 4 p.m. in 
Geology Building 14. Dean W R. 
Sp ieg el and Jam es M arney from 
tile local social security office will 
speak.

All persons employed by the Uni­
versity who are now participating 
in either the Teachers’ Retirement 
System of the State Em ployees 
Retirement System are eligible to

Cu

ted-lei tut er, 
se vi
i 
hundred 
Main I /lunge Tue 
West < jet many w: 
nom en a I industrial 
Mr. Nagel, who 

••rid renowned 
told a ( row’d of 
Texas Union 
lay night that 
• making phe- 
; t rides, 
. a s
the

se Ona
of a series of illustrated-lecturers 
being sponsored by 
the Forum 
Speakers Commi’ ee, showed and 
narrated his latest travelogue mov­
ie, “ Pvhine Journey.**

The 

film, which was colored 
throughout with high snow-topped 
peaks and deep green valleys, 
gave an insight on modem Euro­
pean life in old Bavaria. Switzer­
land, Germany, and Holland, 

No Riot Coing on Here— ■ 
Ifs Politics, Sir, Politics

Distractions at ’he Representa­
tive P a r’y meeting were numer­
ous.

The fir-* came when Lloyd Hayes 
was 
inducted by the Silver Spur 
Rowels for a trip to Littlefield 
; Fountain. He was carried out

After the meeting, the Phi Sigma 
Kappa house was invaded by duti­
ful policemen. Someone had turned 
in a false riot alarm.

Among the more interesting and 
unique places visited were Oberam- 
mergau in Bavaria, where almost 
every building has colorful murals 
painted on the outside vvalls, and 
Heidelberg, Germ any, where the 
famous University of Heidelberg 
is located. It was there that the
j famed "Student P rin ce” attended bodily.
! college, an i the film showed the 
very beer garden vvhere the prince 
! met his Hate. When Mr. Nagel 
took the picture the students were
sitting at the tables in the garden, 
singing and drinking, wearing their 
green Paternity caps.

The pictures of West Germany 
showed the rapid development and 
growth that the republic has made 
since the end of the war. Cities 
such as Cologne and Dusseldorf, 
which were almost leveled to the 
ground, have been 
rebuilt and 
modernized bevond expectations.
The next illustrated-lecturer of 
the Forum Speakers series will be 
Neal Douglass. He is scheduled to 
speak here March 31, with movies 
on the Alps,

vote in this election to be held be­
tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at 45 poll­
ing places over the campus. Dr. 
Leo Hughes, chairman of the fac­
ulty staff committee, stated that 
no poll tax is necessary.

Morgan Will Play 
For Round-Up Ball

Three dances have been schetV
uied tor the twenty-sixth annual 
Round-Up, April 1-2.

After the Round-Up Revue April
2 rn Gregory Gym, Russ Morgan 
and his "B a n d of Renown" w ill 
play for the annua! ball. The band 
plays the newest tunes favored by
‘he collegiate set. and many of 
‘he "o il standards” which have 
appeal for alumni expected to re­
turn for Round-Up.

Students and alumni will square- 
dance to the music of Jim Tidwell 
and 
the Cripple Creek Ranch 
Hands at 8 p m . while in the Main 
Ballroom of Texas Union, 
th* 
Werterners, known for their dis- 
tinctive western-type dance tunes 
will play for informal Texas toe- 
tapping.

The Westerners 

featuring Jim 
s i n q . n g star 0f Grand Old 

An affirmative vole by at least 
50 per cent of the eligible employes
docs nm necessarily mean they will Bvrd 
immediately be coverd by the Fed- Opry. will play four hours. 
rral SaciaI Security pix cram. The 
Callers from over ’he state have 
State Legislature must also give been invited to perform, with John 
ippropriate th. Gulley of Houston as master of 
its approval and 
money to match federal funds. The 
c c cmont-•• The University Exhi­
bition Square Dancers wall per­
pas-mg of this referendum is only 
the first step in having coverage 
form. They recently appeared at 
extended 
to the University em­
the Four-State Square Dance Con­
vention in Texarkana.
ployes.

Social Security Vote Friday

Honor Plan Is Something New for UT Experimental Classes

" A L L W H O W A N T TO TRY IT," S e p - 

r a * Not all he
he Is go up, but more than three fourth of Them ao. That means 
Htiet the cidkt is en the honor plan tor the semester.

O N THE TIP O F HIS T O N G U E is that answer tho * , . -rn Le he 
J (who posed as cur Typical Texan) ran t qu e th nk of. He looxs into 
| space— and not into a proctor s eyes.

R E LA X IN G AFTER H ALF the long bout wvh m er 

ar am-! 
, friend stop for a Cove and some ’ aik. They d o n t talk aoout the 
i qwii, though. That* against the ru e*.

J 

. 

N O W TO SIG N THE PLEDGE, a a J C aa an qo home and start
cram'.’, 'q for -ne next a., z. H , ■ s t encounter with *he honor plan 
Photograph} bg Comus
is over, I id pis quit-—at last— is over, too* 

 W*dr»«tlay M artFl f 1955 THE DAILYTEXAN Page ?

Just O ver-herd

UT Sports A ctivity 
Due This Week End

A C o lu m n o f S o rt*

The first big sports day of the spring is on tap this week 

end. Texas* track and baseball outfits are both active.

Oklahoma, sparked by 3 stylish southpaw in Mac Sanders, 
helps lift the lid Friday afternoon tm a Longhorn baseball
miost in a long while.
c a m pail 
be a i w e a k a i m o st folk*
F ra n k ly .
Lh HK

.5 11 a r H ow ard P . i \ r e and 
Steer th nlie« a t M em orial

A thr«<
Sooth ' e s 
S at ;-dav

Don Pa 
eligibility 
Th p St 

KY: 7 

S teer barr * g a r • - ti
incident si y 
S a tu rd a y a t :2 55 p 
T a m p a

In tra m u ra l b a lk e r?
a la -- TI'- big one a 
m ore than a few say 
Also en the agend:-.

O bservers in the cam p of th e T exas frosh b aseb all te a m cl 

Y earlin g s have one of the finest p itc h e rs potent Yly, in th e la s t decad e 
H e * H a rry T aylor a F o r t.W orth P -Iv rig h th a n d er. L ast w eek he set 
li e ll work on 

down the v arsity . T-4 
the hill W ednesdav afternoon in an- liber v a n tv g a m e at C ia: k Field

in a p ra c tic e a ffa ir a t C lark F ield 

Talk here a 'xxits That the T exas 440-yard re la y te a m 

is pure nonserwe 

You m ust re:: e m b er the four w po o n e r a lly w ere to h: 

'.pose

the unit h av e yet to ru n together. T h e y 're De r Sn- th 
Alvin F n e d e n . and Bobby W hilden.

The Texan Salutes

T he T exas sw im m ing squad. w hich rin se d its 195-5 rea so n S atu rd ay 
by w inning the Southw est C onference ch rn. pie- sh. p. I b e title effot t 
w as doubly sw eet, for this h a s indeed been a s e a r of few orange 
T o w e r s . . . The Phi D ells. K appa Sigs, and O ak G rove 
tor placing 
. .T h e d istan ce m er cf the 
tw o te r m s each in Lh- in tra m u ra l finals 
T e x a s tra c k te am for sterlin g e a rly season p e rfo rm an ces

KS, Phi Delt, Grove
Get 2 Final Berths

* 

In th e M ullet 

leag u e B e e ftr u s t,, T h u rsd a y night w ill be the s ta rt 
the m en of K ap p a Sigm a, bent the of tile division finals for all team s, 
the A Ie igue th e K appa Sip* 
KA s A ches a n d P ain s 23*16. Th* 
In 
and Phi B elts w ill fight for 
G rove tin t to rs of O ak G rove ad 
the 
va need to the fin a ls w ith the K appa 
fra te rn ity * rown, H a rg ro v e anti the 
S ir's by dow ning the C rying F ive C hefs will go for f i e Independent 
'c h a m p io n sh ip , WhiL O ak G rove 
from the Chi P h i House 36-IS, 
a n d N ew m an club w ill vie for Club
: division honors.
i G a s s B shape® up w ith the K ap ­
pa kips and Phi D e b s b attlin g for 
th* 
th e 
j! G ophers md B lom quist clashing 
for the I rub pendent, cham pionship. 
th* 
The Club chum p ion w ill be 
w in n er of the C am p u s Guild Oak 
; Grov e tilt.

Kappa Sigma ai Sign a PE 
Phi I Vt! a Hum t 
Phi is 
Gopher* 35 W hirs Whipper 
Blomquist Suede* 21. Ham

Oak drove It, Austin C lub 
Campus Guild .’B, Air KOY
't uiiet I <-ajttu­

Ca mpu s B a s k e t b a ll

fra te rn ity * row n, 

and 

Time to Fix 
It Right

Put fo u r timepiece In our hands— w e ll do the job right.

Kruger s

O n the D r a g

By DAVE ALTER
T**»« Intramural Co-Ordinator

AU division fin alists w e re de* vi­
e d v\ ith th e com pletion of Tuesday 
n ig h t's M ural b a sk e tb a ll action. 
finalists w ere crow ned 
C la ss R 
w hile c la ss A te a m s a re re a d y Le­
th e finals T h u rsd a y night.

D ie fra te rn ity fin a lists in B and 
A a re the K appa Sigs and th e Phi 
D olts.

the 

th e SPM s 

The K appa Sigs fought th e ir w ay 
finn Is w ith a 33-23 win 
into 
F o o tb a lle r Bill 
o v e r 
L ong led the R ed 
in th e scoring 
colum n v th ten points, w hile Ai 
F ra n k lin w as high for the Sin F p s.
In the clo ses’ gam e of th e night 
th e PhiY cak ed p a st the P in P si'* 
by a n a rro w one point m a rg in 10-9, 
B JI G rihble I t L u r for th.*' w in­
oes * as Boh M cW horter sc o red the 
s a m e for the I >$ers.

B lo m q u is’ and the G o p h ers a d ­
v an c ed to the Indep en d en t division 
finals w ith w ins o v e r H am pton 
the W hifis W h ip p er­
H ouse and 
snapper* respectively. T he Sw edes 
w ere led o v e r the H am p to n m en 
by the fo u rteen points of E d H ec­
to r w hile Oth M iller m e sh ed d e s en 
for th e losers.

The G ophers ca k ed out a 35-33 
w in o v e r 'tie W h ip p ersn ap p ers be­
hind the fourteen points scored by 
B a i id Shannon. Don R obinson tai- 
| lied ten points for the Whit is m en,
the Club division C am p u s 
: G uild d ro p p ed the A ir ROTO by a 
single b ask et, 34-32, w hile O ak 
G ro v e m oved into th e final* w ,th 
a 14-10 win o v e r A ustin C hih.

In 

In 

the G uild g a m e D ick R obb 
I h it the hoop for eleven as Ca rev 
D e ch ard scored ten f r die A irm en,
P a u l B o c h u r and Je s s P ficffer 
e a c h score I four :* int* to lead the 
G rove o v e r A ustin G a b , G ene 
j F a u lk n e r led the A ustin m en w ith

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fo rm e r U n iv e rsity of
ley T h o m as 
T exas s p rin te r, q u a lifie d fo r 
the 
200-rr.eter finals in th e P a n -A m e ri­
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Rod R ic h a rd s 

in 

Y Ring A rnold S. avell of P itts ­
th e m ig h ty M al 
b u rg h d e th ro n ed 
ru n 
W hitfield 
as 
sw ep t n 
th re e o f th e to sr tra i k and field 
ch im pious hips in 
th e P a n -A m e ri­
can G am es.

'h e U nited S tates 

’be 800-m eter 

Sc well, ju s t 19 and sk in n y as a 
'p u t t 
te a m m a te 
it 7, a g a m e s 
tw o-tim e O lym ­
th e d istan c e,

reed , put on a tre m e n d o u s 
.p. 
th e s tre tc h 
Dan S p u rrie r rn 3 
rec o rd . W hitfield, 
pic 
fa d ed b ad ly and fin ish ed fo u rth . 

c h a m p io n a t 

to clip 

CHARLEY T H O M A S

lichin i him w i t h 167 f e e t 6 ? 4
rneries. both b e tte rin g 
the gam es 
m a rk of 160-4 se t a t B uen >s A ires 
by Jim F u c h s,

in 

the m odern pole v a u lte rs, 

the 15-foot m a rk 
tim es w ith a 

F ortune" G o r d i f n, th e w o rld ’s 
the discus, and 

I R ich ard s, who ha* soared over 
th a n 60 
rec -rd holder 
'h e 
the R ev eren d B ob R ichard*, g re a t- v a ';** w ith a leap of I i fee*, 9 2
inches, equi 
est of 
c ap tu re d th e ir ev en ts to - -e U ncle ly'""' irc e a '
Sam eight of 'h e 'e n mer. s tr a c k Bobby S m ith of San Diego S tate 
and 
field cham pionships decid e d w as sec-md and Dor. Lag, the e \- 
so f a r in th e s e h e m isp h e ric O lym - Illinois s 'a r , 
pics The Y inks finish* i 2-2-3 in 
LOC? 

rn .ne 
long pole. w in 

th ree g 11 m edals 

th ird 

The 

plus

IC* V ck Lag I -
T he only m an 

to erne 

f >ur 
second 
I e c r s c o r n s

his; 

N r th A m erican su p e rio rity :* Os* States 
Waldo Suarez, the tire le ss A r, cr.- * '5 points 
tine who added 
crow n Tues-dav to 
ch am p io n sh ip ho 

"ie 5.000-m etor closest riv a l and defending 
th e 10.000-m eter *non A rg en tin a, w hich has SCH
took on Sunday.
G ordien won th e discu s w ith a 
2'* rn b e s and
toss of 174 
P a rr y O 'B rien 
Pan-
the new 
A m erican sh;''! put kine w as righ*

feet, 

in o ffic ia l te e m scoring 

beyond re a c h of he 
< liar

A SO O NER DOUBLE-TAKE.

Steers Host 
Three Squads 
Here Saturday

By 

i t RSF. BOATNER 
I ex»a ■»pi>rt* >t«ft

Two of th e best young sp rin te rs
in the n u 'io n will w e ag a in st each 
o th e r S a tu rd a y afternoon w hen the 
crip p led T ex as L onghorns 
h st 
. the tra c k foes of A bilene C h ristia n 
College, H ow ard P ay n e an d South­
w est T ex a s S ta te in a q u a d ra n g u la r 
m eet at M em o rial S tadium .

in 

a ' 

the 

The 

tw o 

lightning-quick d i sh ­
in en, Bobby' W hilden >f the S teers 
and fre sh m a n Bobby M orrow of 
ACC. should pro v id e 
f o r ire 
a ttra c tio n of th e m ee t w hen they 
duel e a c h o th e r in the IOO and 220. 
[B oth w on 
th e ir 
th e se ev ents 
th e B o rd er O lym pics 
' class 
I W hilden hit 2 0 4 rn the 220 end 9A 
in ir e c e n tu ry , w hile M orrow h ad 
20 5 a n d 9.5. ’
I T ex as w ill no* be at full stre n g th 
(b e c a u se of in ju ries to f >ur of the 
squad. N ot p a rtic ip a tin g w ill be 
top sp rin te rs Alvin 
th re e of 
I F n e d e n . D e a n Sm ith, and J F ra n k 
Dam:/.or* y, 
h u rd le r 
I Willie Valls.

a io rg w ith 

the 

th e m e e t 

th e cham pionship 

The L onghorns, who finished se c ­
ond to th e p v>. erful O klahom a Ag- 
■ gies a t th e B o rd e r O lym pics o v e r 
i the w eek end m a y Le hard-put 
to defend 
they 
: won h e re o v e r the identical te a m s 
last y e a r.
j T he c la ss cd 
the
field e v e n ts should Le th e South­
west T e x as State B obcats, who 
took all in th is a re a but the dis­
cus v*ie in the college d in s ion cf 
the O lym pics.
J B u rly B illy Jo e W hadey se t a 
j new re c o rd at L ared o in the shot 
put w i t h a h e a v e of 47-7 3 4. 
T e a m m a te H e rb H ill 
looks good 
enough to sew up second, having 
gone o v e r 46 fe e t this y e a r.

in 

in 

title s 

O thers w ho won 

the 
O lym pics and will be h e re a re R on­
in the b road jurr p 
ald Boa if c d 
I C harles H all 
javelin, and 
in 
Bob M cB rid e and H all, who tied 
for fffrst in th e pole vault.

the 

ACC. w hich is a p e ren n ial pow er 
in T ex as tr a c k and field, finished 
second to N o rth T ex as S late in the 
division of 
college 
the B o rd er
- T hey have a w ell-balam 
ym p 

ed squ ad th a t can pick up points 
in all ev en -.

H ow ard P a y n e will be re p re s e n t­
ed by a fast-developing squad, es- 
peciaUv in the m ile re la y .

W e h a v e a d d e d a selection o f tasty fish dishes to e a c h o f 
our luncheons and dinners to aid in your observance o f Lent.

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John Floyd, 
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Quits at A & M

C O L L E G E STATION, Tex 
M arch 15 P —John Floyd, T exas 
A&M b a sk etb all coach, h a s 
r e ­
signed effective S e p te m b e r I.

P a u l B ry a n t, d ire c to r of a th le tic s 
w h o announced t h e re sig n a tio n 
T u esd ay , said “ C oach F loyd Is a 
fine p erso n , c ap ab le c o a c h and 
is g ra te fu l 
AAM College 
for his 
se rv ic e s an d 
lo y alty d u rin g his 
sta y h e r e / ’

B ry a n ' sa id se v e ra l co ach es a re 
u n d e r co n sid eratio n 
to su cceed 
Floyd, w ho ra m e to AAM in 1950 
from L ittle R ock Ju n io r C ollege. 
He 
is a g ra d u a te of O klahom a 
AAM.
His 

firs t T ex as Aggie q u in tet 
finished in a th re e-w a y tie fo r first 
in the Southw est C onference d u r­
ing th e 1950-51 season an d won a
rth in th* NCAA T o u r­
n a m e n t by defeating TOU a n d T ex­
as in playoffs.

strict 

In five seasons his 

te a m s won 

38 g a m e s, lost 82.

Floyd s plans were not announc­

ed.

T C L) Noses S M U , 1 - 0 , 
O n W h ite s Base-running

FO R T WORTH, M arch 15 I? 
S p e c ta c u la r base ru n n in g by right- 
f e ld e r Bob W hile brought T exas 
C h ristian 
a 1-0 non - conference 
baseb all v ic to ry o v e r Southern 
M ethodist T uesday.
W hite scored 

th e g a m e ’* only 
run 
inning, He 
second 
: singled, stole second, w e n t to third 
on a dro p p ed ball a f te r a strik e ­
out and cam e home on T om m y 
Bowers* w ild pitch.

th e 

in 

reigning
everywhere
AFTER SIX for­
mals ire king on 
campuses1 Nat­
u ra l' fit, * sta n* 
s hy" 
fi ni sh. 
Princely »alu« at 
pauper prices. 
lets more 
Have 
fun-go

O N D E R C A P TA IN T O M ROGERS. holden o f m a ? : 

S o u th w est C o n fe re n c e r e c c 'd v. 
- 
S a - u 'd a . s n o n -'o o p mee* e* M e m c -'a S + ac'jm v. en Texas Abl* 
Ie-* C hristian S outhw est Texas e - d H ow ard Pa ~e c e* to g e th e r. 
R oge's. s e ' r r from C h dress 
-rounded 
L e g h o r n c s - a - t e cc** - c e ' t.

c ' ? o * c / : 9 , - 9 p orM ner" : 

is c - e t ; th e spa-*- 

- a 

LaSalle Set for Friday

KANSAS O T Y 

f ~ L a S a lle 's 
h o p e ' of becom ing the th ird ’earn 
to win 
tw o successive N ational 
C ollegia-e NCAA B a s k e t b a l l 
C ham pion sh ps m ight well depend 
on how long 
the 
tu n e of “ GoHis by G la ."

they can carr;, 

T om G d a 

the E x p lo re rs' $-7 All- 
A m erica, will c a rr y a 24.5 sc o rin g 
the
for 34 g am es 
a v e ra g e 

into 

of 

the 

sem ifinals 
Seventeenth
NCAA to u rn am en t a g a in st th e Iowa 
H awkeye* h ere F rid a y night. He 
has scored T il points.

Follow ing the L aSalle-low a gam e 
beginning in M unicipal A uditorium 
a t 8:45 p.m . 
the 
U n iv ersity of San F ra n c isc o Dons, 
g ian ts of th e F a r W est, and the 
up-and-com ing C olorado Buffaloes 
of th e R ocky M ountain a re a .

(E S T ) w ill be 

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Swim Carnival P a ra d e o f P r o g r e s s
Starts Thursday
Begins Six-Day Run

1 1 Cj o e s

On Orcere

ndividual Acts 
To Use US Theme

"A qua Am ericana," the Turtle: 

d u b water show for 1955, w ill be

rresent ell Thursday and F rid ay a t i

In 
Women * Gym.

the pool of 

15 p m . 

the 

Colored 

lights, costumes, and 

mood music w ill add to the syn- < 
ehroni/ed swimming. The price is 
IM) cents for adults and 25 cents for 
children.

Individual members worked out 
swimming acts centering around a 
t'nited States theme Celia W a in ­
w right’t number opens the show s 
with a sketch of New York, D ivid - 1 
ed into three skits, the girls swim 
try “ Dancing in the D a rk ," “ B y I 
the Sea,” and “ Boneyard Shuffle 

“ Chicago," worked out bv Cheryl 
to the music of 

Tannoy, 
is set 
G rieg's Plano Concerto.

B y sandra 

Other acts are “ Sm all Town” 
a c to “ Quiet V illa g e" bv I At KIU* 
tor; “ New Orleans,* se* to “ Moan­
in ’ Low ' 
Stout; the
• i >eep South ' vet to “ Tara Theme ' 
by Susan Black ; “ Tsajuana ’ aet 
to “ Brave B u lls " bv M a r c i a 
Nichols 
set to “ De­
af'rf cd C ity’ by Penny Pender- 
graft; “ I.as V eg as" set to “ Street 
Scene" by Phyllis Hoff; and “ The 
“ Puppet Sr re •
Seacoast" 
r-ide" by I Hjrothy Crawford. The 
Turtle Club will swim to “ This Is 
M y Country" 
ranged bv Celeste Chambers, 

"The Plains 

finale, ar

In the 

set to 

Thelma I ipsconib and Jo Beth 
Holcomb will do exhibition diving, 
and Turnip, the tumbling club, will 
“ Sara* An
act entitled 
p.tsp-* 
The Canter Club will furnish re­

freshments at in

■.ss K m.

A n a t R O T T Inspection Today 

Th* annual federal inspection of 
the Arm y ROTC unit at the Uni­
versity will benn Wednesday at
8 a rn.

General Motors’ huge scientific 
circus, the P arad e of Progress, 
opened Tuesday night at the Austin 
Coh«eum Grounds in the first show­
ing of a six day run.

This spectacular admission-free 
scientific extravaganza includes 26 
major exhibit* housed 
in huge 
modernistic Futurliner*. They are 
presented to tell the story' of Am er­
ican progress through scientific re­
search and engineering in industry.
Harlow H. Curtice, president of 
GM , said at the Inauguration of 
the nationwide tour In April, 1953. 
“ We hope to prearm 'brough the 
Parade a picture of America on 
the move toward better lives for 
all of us.”

History of the Parade dates back j 

I to 1938 when G M put the original 

Parade of Progress on the road, j 

i This exhibition wa* disbanded in 
1941 a P e r being viewed by twelve 
and one half million person* 
throughout the U n ited States, Can- ; 
ada, and Mexico,

Texas 

is the 24th stale to be 
visited by the current Parade and 
Austin is the 84th city,

The Parad e is composed of 46 
vehicles, including twelve specially 
designed Futurliner*. eleven 
tug 
tractor trailers, and 23 o t h e r , 
trucks, station wagons, and pas-, 
sensor cars.

This mammoth exhibition 

re­
quires RO young men, mostly col­
lege graduates and veteran service 
men to o p e ate it 

A w ide v a rie ty of display* are 
presented, ra . mg from jet engine*. 
to basic principles of science, and 
from a motor that runs on sun­
shine to a stove that cooks bu*
never gets hot.

Exhibit* a r* shown in modernis­
tic Futurliner*, streamlined vans 
with paneled side* that open to 
form stage*. Exhibits are of three 
general types; lecture demon-"tra ­
tions, sound-art ion or animated ex-

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hibits and working models, and 
audience manipulated exhibits.

Beginning Tuesday and running 
through Sunday, show hours are 
from 2 p.rn, to IO p.m.

From Austin the Parade will go 

to Waco, Fo rt Worth, and P a lls *

Feature Contest 
Winners Named

N ancy McMeans and Dick W ;l-,^ 
Hams have been announced win-! * 
ners of 
Journalism 
the Texas 
Award for article* on Texas news­
papermen.

M iss McMeans, junior journalism 
student, wrote about the newspaper 
career of Frank Grim es, editor of 
the Abilene Reporter-New*.

W i l l i a m s , journalism senior, 
wrote on the experience* of Dave 
©leavens. Associate I Press corres­
pondent in Austin.

9-5 Art exhibit by Alice Naylor 
and Polly Howerton, T F W C G a l­
lery.

9-11 Snark Sale, H F B 129.
9—G reat Books course, 2607 Uni­

versity Avenue,

12 - R O T C federal inspection, W hit­

aker Field.

1-—Special exams in business law, 
cotton marketing, drama, chem­
istry, and education; Garrison 
H all I.

Ne-' com er’s Club style showy 
Austin Country Club.

2-5 -Committee 

interviews. Main 

Lounge, Texas Union.

2. 4 30, 7- "M a d Queen," free for­
e go film, Batts H all Auditorium,

4 Union sponsor* Dr, Thomas M. 
Craob ll in readings from Brow n­
ing, Union 311.

t Staff Association of Lib rarle* 
honor D r. Llorena Friend, B a r ­
ker History Center.

William s and Miss McMeans each 

4 45 Co-ed A s s e m b l y , Texas 

were awarded $25,

Union 311.

Honorable mention 

for second 
; place in the two categories went 
j to Verne Beam er and to Helen 
j Schafer,
I The contest was set up three
i years ago by anonymous gift to 
, the School of Journalism .

Members of the 

judging com- 
| mitfee were Vern Sanford, mana­
ger of the Texas Press Association; 
Jen a Ferris, assisi,int to Mr. San­
ford; and Dr. Reddick.

Round-Up...

(Continued from Page l l

B o r r o w e d car* drunk coffee

placed laundry money on a ball 
ga m e,

Cursed mankind when 8-2511 rings 

busy.

them.

No-Dor ar* m y brethren -1 use

Like you I have me* exam* hating 
not them alone but that for which 
they stand.

I have laughed at Aggie* pitied 
their souls, their bruised bodies, 
Drilled on the RO TC Field c r cold 

birler days,

Fallen asleep to the University 

Stood in m y tracks and watched a 

jet-pl a ne, its * rooky trail, 

Wondering all the while about pro­
gress and humanity and mu*h- 
room clouds,

j 
j Discovered Dante and Wolfe, Em- 
I 
' And sometimes read Spillane.
. I have known enemies, for I am 
I only human, which Is a sin to 
) 

erson and Voltaire,

some.

I have known f r i e n d s , formed 
friendships at the poker table, 
O r the fraternity ritual or the in­

tram ural game,

Realizing well they will soon dis­

Into the m aw that comes with 

appear.

Time,

R 30 Style show, S R D ,
7 Phi Alpha Delta, Townes H all 

107.
7 - Sout 
F.xpe 
131.

w estern 
*i mental

Rocket
Science

Society,
Building

7 -Forensics, Texas Union 309.
7—Mica Coffee Call, Texas Union

a's Glee Club, Texas Union

' r e * h rri a n Fellowship,
ints* Kpisccpal Church. 
Nobody s C h i I d r e n " and 
Courtship to Courthouse,’’ free 

ALI

f i l m

nones Hall. 

lf- World Affairs Forum to pre­
sent D r. J . R . Roach on Fo r­
mosa. YM C A .
3b Arnold A ir Society, R Hall 
IOU
30- S w i n g and Turn, Main 
Lounge, Texas Union,

30- R o d e o Association, Texas 
Union.

-Intermediate Club music group, 
home of .Mrs, O rville Wyss. 

Comte operas “ Gianni Schicchi” 
a nd “ H in un i Zuruck,” Music 
Bu

ling Recital Hail.
John J . Buchanan to speak 
on
Biosmyphis of P u rin es," at 
Signvi X i m e e t i n g , Geology' 
Building l l .

Scholarship Ih a d lin e April I

April I is tho deadline to apply 
for the R ich ard Holdsworth Ment­
o r i a I Scholarship. Applications 
>hon!d be filed with tho chairm an 
of the Committee on Loans and 
Scholarship Information in Speech 
Building 101.

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I am a liberal. T am a conservative 
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Encouraged, ri seouragpd, jostled 

Yet caught in the poetry of a mass 

o'ertake* me.

cajoled.

of humanity.

Bound together to thousands,
B y the flimsiness af a school song, 

a oneness of purpose,

Loathing college when spirits are 
the staunch 

low, surrendering 
boy-dreams,

Which wane foolish and an eternity 
aw ay when an intellectual says 
“ N a iv e ,"

Knowing all the while with a knowl­
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The House appropriations sub-commit­
tee showed far-sightedness in its recom­
mended University appropriation The 
figure listed was $9,168,425.

This is lower than the University re­
quest, but it is high m ot u h to free the 
Available Fund for building purposes— the 
financial set-up that is essential for the 
Uni vers ty to maintain its standards 

The House recommendations included a 
$727,704 special fund to be used for b irn e 
new teachers, to take care of the constantly 
Increasing enrollments Teacher-pav is the 
most important part of the appropre • 'n

needs, as far as students are concerned.
This special fund, which assures th a t th* 
i c y cannot be spent for other needs, 

rn 
recognizes the desires of the student.

Tim state simply needs more money and 
hard as it is to do, the legislators must 
accept this unpopular fact and work from 
there A well-educated population 
is a 
necessity. And this need can't be filled 
v chout enough money to do it.

Only with foresightedness such as th a t 
shown by the House sub-committee can 
Texas meet its responsibilities.

J L _Y r c l m in t i t r a t o r a n c I th e S t Helen I

are \ 

Snide* 

cc acct'recd as nu:* . e 
hum an brine > by the University adminis­
tration. Their views are being listened 
to. and the importance cf what t hey knew 
and what they want to know 
is being 
realized,

Tile two best examples of that interest 
are the President’s Student Cabinet and 
the Ste tom-Recent Liaison meeting, I *h 
■tarted last ye un

- sn 

-*- : .L 

The President’s Cabinet meets once a 
in government 
lead* :-' 
month St ident 
Greek and independent organizations, and 
tervi e h norar -:s p 
random from the Student Director)* meet 
with Dr. Wilson. They ask the questions 
they want to ask: they get the answ <.
The Student-Regent Liaison committee 
of six student leaders meets with. three 
Regents The Regents show sincere inter­
est in student news and views. The) real­
ize the value of the student viewpoint 

It would be far too easy for adminis­

Alm ost $20

trators and regents, in the rush of work, 
to farcer 
the students themselves. The 
fact 
is ex­
they aren’t forgotten 
that 
treme Iv commendable.

'J .1 1 a l i i 

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CU,

It > a pity that so many adults scorn 
more childish alo u t touchy problems like 
segregation than do younger people.

At the University, for instance, a student 
government committee to study the prob­
lems of desegregation as they w ould affect 
the University campus has been okayed 
by the Assembly.

power; it is devised to stud)' the situation 
only,

This seems to be a much better pro­
cedure than the irrational yelping that*is 
the mode of expression of many older 
p e o p le .

Senate Eliminates Tax Cut 
To Avoid Upset of Budget

N S A ’s Future at UT
An Issue This Spring

r h a n g e o f I d e a - b e tw e e n m e m ­
ber - c h , n ils.

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d istr ib u tio n o f m o re 
sc h o la r s h ip - to fo r e ig n c o u n tr ie s .
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m e ld s on c a m p u s e s w h e r e non* 
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S. 

4. P la n n in g a c u ltu r a l p ro g ra m 
that w ill e n a b le -< b o o l- to {Mad 
r e s o u r c e s in o b ta in in g en terta in * 
n ie n t f e a t u r e s .

5. ('o p in g w ith p r o b le m s o f d i s ­
c r im in a tio n a n d a d ju s tin g to fit 
th. s tu d e n ts n e e d s.

g e n e r a l 

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stu d e n t 
n e e d s and m o r e c lo s e ly u n liv in g 
X rn e r i c a n e d u c a tio n a l 
in s t i­
tu tio n s.

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last sprint: 

After art affirm ative vote by th* 
th#
Student Assemble 
U niversity Hr ca nip a m em ber et 
the National Students Assot tat ton. 
The ratification itself was signify- 
fa n e tw aih n g non*’ of the bitter 
feelings caused by the sam e issue 
Just three years before vs Iron the 
motion was deft a*

lo sin g 

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fo u g h t a 
tho 
c a m p u s t in c e it- o r g a n is a tio n ort 
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t i th a t 
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c a m p u s e le c tio n d e fe a te d it. 

in -tr u m e n ta i 

Exactly what had been defeated* 
The purposes of the or gam /anon, 
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constitution arc to ’‘maintain aca­
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p r i e t v — q u a lit y o f b e in g p r o p e r 
o r 
(su ita b ility !
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be uiffi* uh to deb mine e \e n in 
ra ses of professionals, but t h e lat­
ter has quite obviously been over­
the Texan selections.
looked 

in 

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On H ere" h< irs 
n o t g i \ e s t i f f i )cr t 
attend these adt* :
G ive us le s s of “ n 
que* ne. big srrong n 
too, and other g e n e ra l < 
nifican t gibb erish P le a s 
p le a se g iv e u s new s the. 
eating and 
n’ellig* rit.iy 
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N o w it s time to do an about-face!

OL ' J i r i n q

P .
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th e

. e to

amounting to $20 per taxpayer
and SIO for all dependents ex­
cept w ives. But few m arried 
connies of in r o m ^ o- m o1*® Than
$3 OOO v. oukl be nefit

The reduction would princ ipal­
ly aid single taxpayers or those
flung separate returns. Couples
would b* nefit only to the extent
that the tax cut exceeded the ad­
vantage 
they could claim by
incom e-splitting.

The D em ocrats w ere 

split

Prominent Senate fence- tumo­
urs were D em os Harry Rvrd
(V a.) and Walter George (Ga
who both voted against the bill
Finance Com ic it tee, Both are
generally conceded ’n ie Dem o
leaders

But la ie T , es day it appeared
that the Presider* had m ade his
point,

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tnoste st I r.
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in the■ who}*
week he had said • ■ When we
two »
ta,.*: abc J* decreasing r e . enues
have
at a time when ’he government
taken
in spite of every saving w e have
on I v
been able to make, is spending
than 1these I
takes
som ewhat more than 
it 
(
the 
in. we are reaching som e kind We hSi- * a
of heigh5s in fiscal irresponsibil­
ity .’*

^ ^ ft if/

The outcome m ay ha e de­
v

term ined American Ii?* ai p* 
for the next two years.

It m ay u r ll herald the com ing

A i; i have
if th
o f a new * pay as you go" pc 1- We ai f> jus*
in sue h a bl
ir;v 
instead of the un Hat •< S
as is ours
budget with constantly mounting
th e- VS >5
in 
deficit.
a I mo*J. perf

At any ram Ike wa# sm iling

happ\

the n
a bod
one Vkhi ch i
agene y .

again Tuesday.

P A . — M C r * 

F R A N K COOKSEY
- t il! m e e t in g e v e r y 
in 

T h u r -d a j a fte r n o o n a t 5 p .m . 
th e U n io n .

a
S la b of Print?

T o th e E d it o r :

the T ex a n a 

The w on derfu l g a la x y of lette rs 
in your 
that h a s been a p p ea rin g 
la te , on one contro­
colu m n o f 
v e rsy and another, m ake pitifully 
a p r « ,(anr 
the q u a lity of m a teria l 
WTI''* r. for pu blication by the “ stu ­
d en ts of jo u r n a lism ” ! One w onders 
about the purpose o f the d a ily slab 
of print thai w e c a ll a " n e w s”. 
training 
pa pet K 
ground for future w r iter s 
(?) o r 
ii i! Hist a ha n g o u t w h ere an von# 
in typ e up a bit of childish 
w ho 
form and 
; c'iconable 
p»‘a*tle 
sign h ii n a m e to st g e ts the oppor­
tunity to "hit the p rint"? If this 
s not the 
then is it that the
T ex*n is run on such a d em o cra tic 
bass* that a n y w riter, no m a ile r 
bow poor, c a n get h is w ork pub­
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Edna Joan V t - 
it her, Charles- A ustin 
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M a c ha Cia yd < i« W ilson, C h arlotte 
C ora W olcott M ary P a u l W rig h t.

P o go

“ self-defense.’

over the bill

By J. C. GOULDEN 
Texsn New* Editor

"You’re damned r i g h t , the 

President s ;rd era* or 
eous. ' 
last w eek.

snorted Life m agazine 

is r 

The Senate agreed T uesday 
afternoon, voting down a Demo* 
cr at ic-sponsored 
that 
threatened to unbalance a bud­
get that 
ti 
the 
‘ he 
for 
1920's.

.* near.ne equ: hr: 
first 

tim# s . -c e 

taut cut 

A lready pas«ed was a Hogs#
bill that called for a blanket 
12 

cu' per taxpayer

The House bill had been term ­
by 

irrespons.hi„t> 

ed * fiscal 
Ike.

**
O T H E R R E P U B L IC A N * b e d

es ed it 

en w *rse n s-.e?

The House version of the cut. 
w hich pass, i aper ber e de­
b a te for two wee us seoul i have 
the gr vem r-ert an est - 
coat 
m ated $2 I bu., rn annual 
Th# 
Sen ate v e r s e r was som ewhat 
cheap er 
st wo . d only have cost 
f908 rn:-lion rev en ae arr la.-;-.

*

R epublicans privately were 
w orrying rn re a rot:* pr:r< ip:f-s 
t toe act .ai cir I '.-rn 
than a
now the Eisenhower budget is 
far from balanced but the Ad­
m inistration still has hope* of 
doing so in ‘ne next two years.
The prim ary GGP squawk: 
When taxes were going ap. they 
w ere 
increasing progressive :y. 
T hat is the more a man m a d e 
the m ore he p a c . There were 
no blanket sp' die raises

But now when 

taxes com e 
down, "ie cu'<; 
re bis.uke* To 
a man rn: Kung S2 per w eek. a 
cut of 52 ■ 
tax 
would look like a heap of g id. 
To a m an making TINE per week 
lust so
the $20 cut would be 

in his ann aal 

many peanuts.

And therefore ;~a GGP issued

. 

4.-.T ■ f 3 ,r rvlav

P C 

T H E Y 

( VI.! I E D 

re
tax cu* drive '‘cheap politics *’
Cried Philadelphia's Repubb- 
ean R epresentative Hugh Scott: 
“ In my city, the top price tor a 
vote is SE I arr. wondering what 
v ‘Hi gentlem en ".'enc to do with 
the extra $19.”

The De rn .‘Kira's are claim ing 

‘"The nation needs a tax cut 
declared .Senator Paul D ouglas 
, ‘ Therefore why sh ald 
( M i l 
w e wait and let the Republicans 
take credit i ~ one just before 
the 1956 election?"

Th* D e m o c r a t said th** 1 ich 
a cut would stim ulate ’he en­
tire American econom y, there­
by allowing Ike to balance the 
budget at a later date with low* 
taxes.

Ike fumed. He didn’t agree in 
the least. And what really had 
the Presidential ire aroused w as 
the very wording of the House 
bill.

It had one whale of a joker
in the deck: a rider in the bill 
would extend the ex cise 'ax and 
52 per cent corporate tax—two 
little item s that add up to a r.if­
fy $2.8 billion per year.

Thus if Eisenhower had vetoed 
the tax c u t, he also would have 
vetoed badly needed revenue.

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T H E H O I - E B L U . v 

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billion would have been gained 
through extension of the other 
two taxes.

The Sena*e v ersion , w hich was 
intended 
com prom ise, 
a 
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reduction
next 

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d a tes ? r m erch an d isin g 
train ees, 
credit d ep artm en t tra in ees for w ork 
tran sp or­
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March 23 24 
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S p o rts C lu b s 
A n n o u n c e 
N e w M e m b e r s

New m e m b ers of RTSA c lu b ' 
have been announced this w eek by 
M iss Shiela O ’G a ra , T hey a r e :

Bow and A rrow S o m C ronfel, 
Jo y N eyland and D orothy S m ith ; 
C anter-— M arilyn R onshausen, K a­
ren M oehlem an, Anne Sanford, 
C raig W illiam s, and Louise We d e r; 
Poona — C arm en C aldw ell a n d 
K ath erin e B ush; R acket — Sylvia 
H a rp , Sharlene G o b /m a n , Caro! 
O gden, J u a n a Hee Owens, M elinda 
R a*\ and B eth W eems.

S trike and S p a re A rn N P hoi.
B ev erly Scroggins G ad W ilson; 
Tee C lub — Sally R itchie, J a n e 
Bogan, J a n e t Isaacks, C arol T u rn ­
e r, and D onna Lee; T u rtle —J o i 
B eth H olcom b. K ay C u lb re a th , 
M a rg a re t Shaffer S andra M ont­
gom ery, D enise Bey!, and Holly 
H illiard ; Touche 
E velyn D oss, 
R o b erta C rew B a rb a ra D avis. 
B a rb a ra G ray, and Be a B ror/.m an

Berger Tells Arabs 
US Interested

R ab b i E lm e r B erger, E x ecu tiv e 
D ire c to r of the A m erican Council 
of Ju d a ism , told the A rab S tudent 
Association Tuesday night th it v. uh 
tra v e l, Americans a re 
in c rea se d 
becom ing m o re a r t m ore in te re s t­
ed in the M iddle E a s t and A rab 
pro b lem s. 

f

He said th a t through w ork and 
th e A rabs m u st rebuild 

conduct, 
friendship w ith the U nited States* 
and th e W est.

D r. B e rg e r said th a t the A rab s 
S tates h av e a g re a t potential and
the M iddle E a st h as m uch 
th a t 
rn offer the W est besides m en a m i ! 
oil.

In discussing p ropaganda th a t h as 
grow n out of 
the M iddle E a s t 
situation, Dr. B erger told th e A rab 
not 
students 

should 

they 
i "a d o p t a n attitu d e 

th a t 

th a t 

th e y ’re J 
m isunderstood and go into a sh e ll.” I 
they should con- j 
tinue to stre ss th e ir points so th a t 
they m a y be h eard.

He said 

thaf 

the A rabs, but ■ 

A ccording 

to D r. B e rg e r 

th e j 
pre se n t policy of the U nited S ta te s I 
n the M iddle E a s t is an enorm ous 
.a s s e t to the A rab States. It is not 
to 
a ll fa v o rab le 
through the efforts of the A rabs, 
th e ir position, 
they can 
th a t A m erican s a re 
just now beginning to re a liz e th a t 
th e re a re 40 m illion A rab s in the 
they 
M iddle E a s t — “ th e re fo re 
A m ericans! w ant to know m ore 
about th ese people.”

He added 

im prove 

He concluded: “ H ave p a tie n ce 
and do not yield 
th e h u m an 
tem p ta tio n to an sw e r p ro p a g a n d a 
a g a in st y o u .”

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A C C L O N I C - V

Mr. Marcus to Talk Thursday

MEETINGS

v«\

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D v s s I!

The Staff Aftftocl&tlon of the U n i­
v ersity 
lib ra rie s will hoi >t D r,
X Jkrena iv F rie n d , lib ra ria n of tho 
S 
C en ter, w ith a re re p iia n W ednesday 
a t 4 p .m . in B a rk e r H istory lounge, 
D r. F rie n d w as re cen tly a w a rd e d 
the S u m m erfield G. R oberts a w a rd
d o n : Th*
for h e r b o o k . “ S sr 
G reat D esigner “
*

Ut

M ica w ill h a v e 
W ednesday avenin! 
in T exas Union 31 
six S w ee th e a rt I n

M odels will be M rs. F . G. B ry­
a n t. M rs. D. F. Daw son, M rs, John 
H ejduk Mrs. ll Lee H irs rh e , M rs.
(I G, H i r e r , .Mrs. W. ( \ D euster- 
hoeft, and Mrs, JI. F. R a se . T hey 
will mode! clothes from C h e n a :b 's. 
★

for 

in A ustin 

M iss M a rg a re t M ay er, C apitol 
correspondent 
the 
D allas T im es H erald an d T im e and 
I. f*v will be guest sp e a k e r a 1 an 
open and professional m e e tin g of 
T h e ta Sigm a P hi T hin sdny at 7 :30 
p m . 
the 
in S em inar R oom of 
Jo u rn a lism Building.

* p ro fessio n a l w om en’s 

Th*' m eeting of the h o n o ra ry and 
jo u rn a lism 
fra te rn ity will be open to a ll inter-

Drive Begins 
For C l o t h e s
To Jap a n ese

Old c lo th es o r new clothes a r r 
needed in tho N ew m an Club drive
the 
being held fo r 
p a rish of O u r L ady of the L ight­
house T ra p p e d M onastery in Hok­
kaido, J a p a n .

ti*1 need y of 

is the 

Rod rn H u g g e r, a U niversity stu­
initial h a ck er of th*1 
dent, 
drive. He m et F a th e r P e te r R oger, 
a p rie st a t th e m o n a ste ry , w hile 
he w as sta tio n e d m Ja p a n w ith 
the A ir F o rc e , H e began c o rre s­
ponding w ith F a th e r R oger and 
th a t poor 
learned of 
th e need 
in Ja p a n 
fa rm e rs a n d ftsherm i n 
leth e s. H ugg er prest nted 
r to 
th e N> ym an Club 
th e y began tile drive. 
h a v e been com ing 
a r e needed

in, 

Edw ard S. M arcus, second of the 
four M arcu s b ro th ers who 
run 
widely known NVxman-Marcu.s of 
the top m e r­
D allas and one of 
ch an d isin g experts in the c o untry, 
Will a d d re s s 
the stu d en t c h a p te r 
of the A m erican M arketing Asso­
ciatio n at 7:30 p m. T h u rsd a y in 
T e x a s Union,,

M e m b e rs of 

the Austin A dver­
bs.rig Cl lh have been invited as 
sp ecial guests to h e a r the a d d re ss.

M r. M arc u s beg an his career in 
D ad s 
in 1928. H e held v ario u s 
positions until he b ecam e g e n e ra l
merchandising m anager in 1938.

in te re st 

L ik e h is fa th e r and b ro th ers, E d ­
w a rd M arcu s alw ays d e m o n stra te d
a keen 
in world a ffa irs, 
In 1940 he took leave of ab se n ce 
from N eim an -M arru s to w ork un­
o f f i c i a l l y for the State D e p a rtm e n t 
in th e pn 
motion of p re w a r tr a d e 
re la t inns
v. i ? h Sou t h A rn e i scan 
t a tim e when c o n su m e r 
bt ginning to be c i t off 

good
irs IT

in m ark e ts.

H e e n te re d the Air F o rce in 1942, 
se rv e d th re e y e a rs during th e w a r, 
and w as re le ase d from a c tiv e d u ty 
in 1945 with 
the ran k of m a jo r. 
He re - e n te re i the N eim an-M arcus 
O rganization with 
the p o rtio n he 
now holds, v iee-president and d ire c ­
to r of the store * New Y ork buying 
office.

EDWARD MARCUS 
. . . from Dallas to New York

C ranfill to Read B rowning 
In U nion Session T o d a y

Dr. C ranfill. who 
bachelor of a r ts des 
U niversity in 1934, a1 
ten of a rts and doctor 
deg rees from ll arval 
w here he w as a tu to r 
fellow He ta u g h t a t

received his 
ee from the 
a holds m as- 
>f philosophy 
I U n iv e rsitv .

nie

ia lr

Geor? 
rd Ne

fill picked 
d u rin g a 
through F ri 
A u stria , E 
Sea n d ma vis

a rt, his re*

G ran­

Ute mc.
[y, Sw
f D r rn
his 

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ince
the

intel

a p

D r T hom as M. C ranfill, asso­
ciate p ro fesso r of E nglish, will give 
re a d in g s from Brow ning W ednes­
d a y at 4 p.m . in Union 311. He is 
a lre a d y fam ous on the cam p u s for 
his in te rp re ta tio n s of S h akespeare

ity WO!
rn. D r.

ie wax for

aas

J

falsetto 
for rug- 
able 
to 
° student 
re under-

Ut 
for ■ 
ged

and pi 
st and;
A ith 
C ranfi 
fail *o 
Other 
reft din

the s 
D r. 
place 
a bov*

mg
poe

is D r 
[High S h akespeare 
IFS specialty, he does not 
do justice to B row ning, alo­
of his favor;:*:'.-. At previous 
cs of Brow ning, 
ho has 
:t the c h a ra c te rs ta life by 
ng each one and n a rra tin g 
en< -
C ranfill feels that those who 
vigor and stren g th in poetry 
ly ric beauty will p a rtic u la r­
ly Browning. He cte< B row n 
• "one of the g re a t V ictorian 
of thoughtful, sound optim - Cr.

Uni

Ur

D r. Cr; 
a t dram a 
led open 
He tu m e 
-
h a 
w

ic re a d 
a n d si 
dow rn

.coopt 
ho Uni

s do 
He

stud-

iv of a

also w as the c o a u tr 
phy of B a rn a b y Hic 
soldier-w riter. The 
leased la s t y« ar th 
vers it \ P re s s. A t •
if ll iv v*.o? k in e ? f

p i'

Ut • Sill

Alpha G am s C h o o se 

Edith W ilso n Favorite

e f t
m an.

W*

tan, and Janne! W.

E d ith Wilson w as n a m e d bes? 
pledge of Alpha G am m a D elta so­
ro rity S atu rd ay night a t 
th e an­
nual F e a st of R oses b a n q u e t fol­
low ing the spring initiation.

w ere Alpha Ga 
fa ll: Jo an P a ir; 
Culpepper, P atr:

Also hi : ired 
initiated in 'de 
B ryan, C ecelia
L o rrain e S tockton, Suzann P rim , 
P eggy Je a n R ow land, B a rb a ra Ann 
Ba rf ie Iii, E lizab eth Ann 
idol rn 
C harlene E v a n s. B etty Lou H aga­
m an Sharon H arv el, B erth a M a­
hon Hoick, N ancy L aughlin, R uth 
Phillips, Shirley L o rain e P rie st, 
M artha 
Sal la s. 
S am uels. Olga 
E sth e r H ay W hitt, and Ja n e Wil­
liam son.

T he banquet honored the follow­
ing new in itia te s: T anya C annon. 
D iane D avis, M arlynn D avis, Lynn 
G re e n , M arcia Hoevet. Ann B uff­
ington, E lizabeth Ann K e e ste r, Do­
rothy E ugenia McCoy, M a rg a re t 
M antsealco, R uth Ann O verbeek. 
Bott ma Pietrantonio. 
Jill Quinn. 
R uth M a r y R am sey. B a rb a ra 
Jo an 
Richard® . R oxanne R itte r, 
E dith
Sm ith, P a t s y C a y - Smith.
On the p ro g ra m D r the banquet 
W ilson, B a rb a ra Ann Wood
Ann- w ere M rs, R o g e r Busfield, p resi- 
j d ent of the A ustin A lum nae C hap­
te r, Mrs, F re d R ib a r, c h airm a n 
j of E xecutive C ouncil, Edith Wil­
son, best pledge, an d Ann P a tric k ,
u n d e rg ra d u ate presid en t.

Chem Honorary 
Member-hungry

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Humane Society 
O p e n s New Shop

ou car- bus 
te r hat 
to 
new Bude: 
H u m an e Sc 
vis C ounty

g from or; 
in coat a* 
opened b v 
A ustin and 
E a s t Sixth

140

wh

which m et with
term ed “ trem endot
society
hopes 
to
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ter thro

wright

Will Green, a
student at
'TC7 o r Cif th#?
open ?:•<im IO a rn.
(lit \ fXC
He said th a t the si
to rem-ain open o
'ions ccHitiimc to ci
R u m m a g e contr:! 
ed to be m ade three 
H ow ever, pickup s 
obta nod by callir 
Booth a t 7-4702 or 
D e a r a t 2-3479 
3
M rs. D e a r a r e co-t 
so cie ty 's w ays and rn 
tee.

ate rs 
The
enough 
a1 shel-

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be

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the Ste 
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l/ont Series s u ir tv Today

the 

“ W hat H ave You D one With 
th e m e of a 
J e s u s ? 1' will be 
se rie s on L enten se rv ices beginning 
W ednesday at 7:30 p rn. at the st. 
M a rtin ’s L utheran C hurch. The 
serv ic es w ill la s t for six successive 
W ednesdays.

D ia m o n d s lo o k alike, but 
quality and value vary w idely. 
Y o u can be sure of the w o r l d ’s 
finest q u a lity d ia m o n d r in g 
w hen you c h o o s e K ee p sa k e — 
the g e n u in e re g is te r e d perjecf 
g e m . . .

Io ta Sigm a P i, w om en’s honor­
look­

a ry ch e m istry fra te rn ity , is 
ing for new m em b ers.

In itia te s m u st be chemistry* m a ­
jo rs o r m a jo rin g in an allied field, 
in c h e m istry 
w ith 
and a B a v e ra g e.

tw enty hours 

sp rin g 

T he fra te rn ity will also sponsor 
a 
te a honoring w om en 
c h e m istry m a jo rs. They also offer 
a n a w a rd a t Swing Out for 
the 
h ig h est ch em istry grade am ong 
ju n io r w om en ch em istry m ajo rs 
an d a n aw ard for the highest w om ­
a n 's g ra d e in fresh m an chemistry*.
is 
u rg e d to contact D r. B etty D eB usk 
in C h e m istry Building 208 o r M rs.
A lice Brow n in E x p e rim e n ta l Sci­
ence B uilding 230.

feels qualified 

A nyone who 

Our Wednesday Menu at Scholz
C h o ic e T-Bone Steak or G e n u in e Elgin Barbecue S a u s a g e 
or Tenderloin o f Trout 

C o m b in a t io n S a la d 

M a s h e d P o tato e s

G re e n Beans a nd C r e a m e d C o r n 
H o t Rolls & C o r n b r e a d — A p p le Pie 

C o f f e e o r Tea ^ ^
Scholz

1607 San Jacinto 

W h e r e you are alw ays w elcom e
to 

tee!tome Urge parlies

tf > 

Looking for some Real
MEXICAN FOOD

lf M e x ic o is to o far, try our sp ecial
M E X IC A N DINNER
SAN JACINTO CAFE

16*h at San Jacinto 

Opan all week 6 A.M. till Midnight

A u s t in ’s only K E E P S A K E D ia m o n d Je w e ler

ti is spar* from tim e 
ley a re the most deco 
Philip Morris, as one 
act. O nly fro m b o u n te c 
* cigar* tie —so felicitoi 

T h o u g h th is column is in te n d ed sc 
. ... as a re b ic 
te m p e re d d ro lle ry , th e m a k e r s o f Phi 
ip Morris h av 
:o tim e fo r a shoi 
let m e us* 
it and obliging r 
scie n c e , T 
would g u e ss fro m sam pling 
m a k e r s o 
us h e a r ts could com e such a 
t h e i r p rod 
p lea s u rah !
sly blended, so g r a t i f y i n g to
th e ta s te , so so o th in g to th e p sy c h e . A nd, as th o u g h b r i n g in g 
you th e m o st a g re e a b le c i g a r e t t e on th e m a rk e t w e re n o t e n o u g h , 
th e m akers of Philip M o r ris h a v e enclosed th e i r w ares in th e 
Snap-Open Pack, an ingeniously contrived w ra p p in g t h a t yields 
up its tr e a s u r e w ith o u t lo ss o f tim e o r c u ticle. A n d , fin ally , 
th i s p a ra g o n of c ig a r e tte s , w ra p p e d in th e p a ra g o n of packages, 
c a n b e had In king-size o r r e g u la r, a s your ta s te dictates. W ho 
c a n re s is t su ch a w in n in g c o m b in a tio n ? Not I,
A few weeks ago in th is c o lu m n w e had a b rit f le sso n In c h e m ­
ia try . T o d a y we ta k e u p a n o th e r a tt r a c t iv e science m ed ic in e.
M e d ic in e w as in v e n te d in 1066 by a G reek n a m e d H ip p o c ra te s . 
H e soon a tt r a c t e d a ro u n d h im a g ro u p of devoted d is c ip le s w h o m 
h e called “ d o c to rs ” . T h e re a s o n h e called th e m “ d o c to r s ” w a s 
t h a t th e y s a t a ro u n d a dock all day . Som e fish ed , som e j u s t 
dozed in th e noonday su n . I n t r u t h , th e r e w as little e lse f o r th e m 
to do, b e c a u se d ise a se w a s n o t in v e n te d u n til 1492.

A f te r t h a t d o c to rs b e c a m e v e ry b u sy , b u t, i t m u s t be r e p o r te d , 
la m e n ta b ly m e a g re . T h e y 
th* ir k n o w led g e of m e d ic in e w a s 
k n ew o nly one tr e a t m e n t - a c h a n g e of c lim a te . F o r e x a m p le , a 
F r e n c h d o c to r w ould se n d ail h is p a tie n ts to S w itz e r la n d ; a 
S w is s d o c to r, on th e o th e r h a n d , w ould se n d all h is p a ti e n ts to 
F r a t e, B y 17".* th e e n ti r e p o p u latio n , o f F r a n c e w as liv in g in 
S w itzi -land, and vice v e r s a . T h is la te r becam e k n o w n as the 
B la c k T o m E x p lo sio n .

N o t u n til 1924 d id m e d ic in e , as we know it, come into being. 
In t h a t y e a r in th e lilt I*' B a v a r ia n v illag e o f P a g o - P a g o an 
e ld e rly p h y s ic is t n am e d W in k o S ig a fo o s d is c o v e re d th e hot 
w a te r b o ttle . H e w as, of c o u rs e , b u rn e d as a w itc h , b u t his son 
L y d ia , d is g u is e d as a lin o ty p e , sm u g g le d th e h o t w a te r b o ttle 
o u t o f th e c o u n try . H e c alled on F lo re n c e N ig h tin g a le in L on d o n 
b u t w as to ld by h e r h o u s e k e e p e r, W ith some a s p e r ity , t h a t M iss 
N ig h tin g a le h ad d ied in 1910. L y d ia m u tte re d so m e th in g and, 
d is g u is e d a s a f e a t h e r b o a , m a d e h is w ay to A m e ric a , w h e re he 
in v e n te d th e blood s tre a m .
M e d ic in e , a s it is ta u g h t a t y o u r v e ry ow n collage, c a n be d iv id e d 
to u g h ly 
in to tw o c la s s ific a tio n s . T h e re is in te r n a l m e d ic in e , 
w h ic h is th e tr e a tm e n t o f in te r n e s , a n d e x te rn a l m e d ic in e , w h ic h 
is th e tr e a tm e n t of e x te r n e s . 

*
D iscases also fall into tw o b ro a d c a le f c r i e s - ch r o o k and 
acute. C hronic d ise a se , is of course, inflammation of the chron, 
w h ic h can be m ighty p ainful,-believe you me! L ast s u m m e r my 
cousin Haskell was stric k e n w ith a chron a tta c k while out pick­
ing up tinfoil, and it was m o n th s before the w re tc h ed boy could 
s t r a i g h t e n up. In fact, even a f t e r he was cured, Haskell con­
tin u e d to walk around b en t over double. This w e n t on fo r some 
w eeks before Dr. (.’aligari, th e lovable old country p r a c titio n e r 
w ho tr e a ts Haskell, discovered th a t Haskell had h is p a n ts b u t­
toned to his v e s t 

Two y e a rs ago Haskell had Addison’s disease. 

(Addison, 
c u riously enough, had H ask e ll’s.) P oo r Haskell catches eve ry­
t h in g th a t comes along. Lovable old Dr. Caligari once said to 
him , “ Son, I guess you a re what they call a n a tu ra l born c a tc h e r.” 
“ The joke is on you, Doc.” replied H a s k e ll ” 1 am a th i r d 
b a s e m a n .” He thereupon fell into such a fit of g ig g lin g th a t th e 
doctor h ad to put him u n d e r sedation, whore he is to th is day.
B u t I digress. We w ere d isc u ssin g medicine. I have now told 
you all I c a n ; the r e st is up to you. Go over to y o u r medical 
school and poke around. B r i n g popcorn and watch an operation. 
F id d le w ith the X -ray m achines. C ontribute to th e bone bank 
. . . And, remember, m edicine can be fu n !

ClMai Bhulman, 1955

T h e m a k e r * o f P H I L I P H O R R I S , w h o br i n g y o u t hi s c o l u m n , h a m 
n u r s e d t h e i r f l a v o r f u l t o b a c c o s t o b r i n g y o u t he m o s t p l e a s u r a b l e 
s m o k e o b t a i n a b l e .

llodu mc in Cace

by 

G

f o r perfect harm ony w h e n you w a n t to look 

your special b e s t B o n e d a n d w ired

t o w ithh o ld th a t w a y w a r d w aistline — 

It cinches inch es off! — and co m fortably .

A g en tle sym phony in Dacron lace and leno elastic 

— beribboned and Touched 

for figure and e y e appeal.

UN.-*# S ees .32-36, A cep

32~38, B sod C Cep

12.50

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Works of Naylor,
Howerton Showing 
A t T F W C Gallery

sr??! 
Ame 
rn C 
infirm 
V, or

'M ad Queen' Show 
Free in Batts Hall

I v ?!••- 
fo r 

A d m iss io n w ill 

to m u - 

fa c u lty 

d e n ts a n d 
sh o w in g s W e d n e sd a y o f th e S p an ish 
film ' Tho M ad Q u een w h ich tei'.s 
in 
th e s to r v of^ a 

la d y so m u ch 

th e 

levi* th at sh® R a v e up hor th rone
in sa n e fro m the tm* 
fa ith fu l a c tiv itie s o f h e r h u sb a n d . 
- T h e M ad Quem - " to t v sh ow n 
jn };a ffs

am i 7 

ft, 

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th re e a n d b e c a m e 

H all Auditorium, tells the historic

ROCK HUDSON 
* 

W Y N "A N * 

. 

JANE 
- - -

Dancers Perform
Here on March 24

H*v<e**K 

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Castile. I
secured

the Sp;

Iona ay known da-hep croup can'- or 

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\as S ite Cot ieee for Worn* 
in Ans! n at

perform 

’Dodo' Tells UT 
All About Hollywoo

By Id KU I.. I’ V n i l NKI .LA 
!>**#. \inti*rmrn<* Staff 

-lit i- about the new rich in t i \« 
- Ouro. , K look pretty good.*’ IVX
Move over Zachery -Scott. J. ti. said, "Right now we're wrest iii 
“ TVhIo" McQtmen's another ex- Umc of h ■ favorite words1 aboil 
Texas student who's scoring point* a 
but not any pa rf iou] al
w ith the fu n capitol, after critical Pai 1 bi the film ."
p r a is e 
1 Q. Jon os 

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fo r “ G i a n 

th*’ 

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c n m e d j 

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th e hilihiJiv e n liste d 
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knows no ho rid- 
irector You'd met 
and know that h
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lied** vt ll 
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C iv ic Theater Stages
M elodram a on Friday

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OPENS FRIDAY & SATURDAY

$ 90 ‘or Students, Friday O n iy

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W O M E N L O V E . . .

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and to brighten up your appearance

L A S T T I M E S T O D A Y !
noons oi*} > n is

maw 

WW terns ms tmtttt

The wearing of the green

le w *> „ «*» , KLtsm-urn mm I >w» rn Cm* 

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‘WHEN MR. MAGOO FLEW'
IN ( I S I -I tm OPK
A C A D E M Y A W A R D N O M IN E E BEST C A R T O O N

"rnwSm\i: im Smith J M

STARTS T O M O R R O W !

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m their inherit

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the 

insanity of 
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ma is often referred to b 
int as "Jiiliiit. La I /va. 
M ille o f " T h e M ad Quey 
'a r a d e A m o r.

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Dr. D. W eism ann 
'/york
Exhibits Art 

The concert is I v pg *tJ 
etl bv the Austin YW C A 
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SI for 
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-.'bool > , ferns and \our

TWO LEFT FEET?
Dance year way to 

Popularity the
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2221 S.. 4 D » a 

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STUDENTS
dance classes

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IT *n# h»nr lr** -ne ITS

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ARTHUR MURRAY
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SCOTT B R A D Y 
JOHANNA MATZ 
RAYMOND B U R R

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Mint green — a color as fresh and coo! 

es fhe new green o r springtime. The touch 

O' green yo . want for St. Patrick's Day a 

sparkling lift of color accent with ar of your 

iprjng clothing. Fine broadcloth with the 

fa not/ Enro M- mo c o 'V .

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fitie, tiffjt ti m t ii ti a "-‘i

t n d n t r c a r’h o p s , h a t e re

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r -st; ev a r J ha i i ti? 

fit I b o r r o w e d ! 

the rr,he rs I rd a ? u e hasten to

t o m I y,

h u n t i n g 

sh o w a t 

" -Dme'. c h e re 

in the v ee h o u r s I
an o w l-e y ed 
v s(»n Lexa* s!r<*ns 
a c r o s s 
f r e s h m a n w a s 
la te 
W h ita k e r F ie ld to c a tc h th e 
{us.: 
the T oddle H o u s e , ,
Q u ite by a c c id e n t he u n e a r th e d a 
h .i!f~ rouen Spurinut 
i* 
d o n e 
in n e a t sa n sk rit w ith b e e t 
jii.c e a po em w as vvriMen a n d a 
n 
n 'P e a tta c h e d - 
T e x a s a n u n rh y m e d poem . I ded i* j 
< -ie th is to all of you Walt W! 
t* 
rn -v ' T h e Spudnut sr,ck y ie ld s o s 
v e r s e , a n d a ll's at pea e w ith th e 
v rn Id

sack On 

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found 

T H E BOI T O F I T
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( f y o u n g e r and o ld e r, a s 
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A U .) m e r w ith 
te a c h e r v •>! 

the 

th* s im p le s t, a 
th o u g h tfu lle s t. 
it e m r.es 

A b s o rb in g m a tu rity a s 

rn w a v e s

n
I a rn v u h you a s » e a la rm s o u n d s ,
A* T:10 a rn , and I p ity you.
I d wuT cold C om m ons r o lls —like 

>ou, 

I su ffe r,

I h a v e d o z ed th ro u g h history’, go n e 

h angry a t m onth s end,

L r i ne.I m o n e y , n e v er 

to s e e 

It 

rn
I a m a s rn ach * hom e »* R o b e rts

thee** need c h a n g in g a n d 

flo o rs w a n t sw eeping.

A at the fraternity lodge, th* ISO

A hom e o r the D rag , w h e re • d u ­
rn* ion a n d m e rc a n tilism m ix 

At h o m e at- p 

the T o w e r, p e tty 

d e a lin g s below se e m sm all-—- 
C h ild ish a n d out of p ro p o rtio n w ith 

a’,o ff* g r e a t handiw ork, *

A' h om e 

in church, at C m r n son 
11 ill, a* \ irsiK Inn a* S c h o ltz ’.

IV

I h a v e 

tr o d the m iry a b y sse s of

I h a v e m a d e sn honor ro ll, an d

sc o p ro ,

m a r v e le d .

a g a in

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ro o m .

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LIBERAL EDU C A T IO N 

* b ig b o o s t tfils 
w eek as I S p r e -$ T p k S to a m s h c v e im g IO 1 a n d 
S-tiewa'ii 
their 
sign u p fo r
re q »<■ c p u '•s e c You d c r • h a v e 

‘.‘ r i c ^ n h a 204 e. y r g with 

th e s e © p e—a ’r ctassas, b u t y ou d o ba va t o b e
w 
IC--** -*u-e breaic w a +chi<-g
th* instructors.

to ‘ »<e y our 

i- g 

Ph o to bv Collins

Stock Market on Rebound; 
Senate 

Probe 

S

N I W Y O RK , Mar* h 15 if* T he 
stock m a r k e t ra llie d T u e sd a y w ith 
a \ ig o r not m a tc h e d rn m e re th an 
fifteen y e a r s 

th re e 
tim id cd e x p an sio n of a b o u t 
m illion d o lla rs 
to ta l v a lu e 
in 
of a ll s e c u ritie s liste d on th e New 
Yo r k S * pc k E x c h a n g e .

th e 

It w a s a su rg in g re b o u n d from 
re c e n t h e a v y 
lo sses D a m s w e re 
w id e sp re a d a n d re p re s e n te d a n ’es-

I halve g o o f d a te less on .S a tu rd a y 

n ig h ts {Sundays, M ondays, T u e s - ' 
d a y s to o ),

I , lik e you, h a v e ta k e n E n g lis h SOI 

h a v e a m in o r in if bv th e w a y . j 

I h a v e stu d ie d sp rin g tim e fa sh io n s 

Knowland Wants 
Facts On Yalta

a t B a rto n *
su ffe re d 

B ut 

m is se d

l«o,! 

for 

the 

la b I 

I I u p kno w n th a t b re a th le s s sp lit-

se c o n d a* the m ailbox.

I h a v e p- 
n e c k s 
A n o v ice 

f po nod le tte rs fo r d a y s 

in tru th , posterity 
in life ani I 

lu r k in g a t 

th e b rin k of som ething new 

A P la it II, h om e cc, e n g in e e r, le a r tv 

in g a tr a d e , learn in g an a r t 

;

I a m e a c h of 

you. I have know n

tile 

th in g s you know 

O ’ e v e r y hue 

and c a s te a rn 

I • ;

H ig h la n d P a r k M uleshoe,

O f H a st T e s a x as well a s West— I 

tw a in s th a t seldom m ee t,

D e e p ly c o n ce rn ed 

fo r y ou, SU D 

I - m a k e 

la s s, a s you h asten .
the 
i e p u ta U o n . *
s p e n t 
T ony * on ho* day s,

I h a v e 

ll p .m . d a s h w ith 

the a fte rn o o n s a t j

E p p i n g b e e r w i t h f r i e n d s T k n o w , j 
V o w ed v e n g ea n ce on the I/ I B boys 
See ROI M T P . P a c e 

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f> 
iR -C ah f ) 

.Senator U ,1- 
\VASI flNDTON’ 
Uam K n o w lan d 
sa id 
T u e sd a y it is "h ig h t im e '’ fo r Con­
g re ss to g e t the I * s on th e w a r ­
tim e Y a lta c o n fe re n c e ,

T he S e n a te R e p u b lic a n 

le a d e r 
spoke of a de- ision by S ecret irv 
of S u ite J o h n F o s te r D ulles y e s ­
te rd a y to le t key m e m b e r s of Con­
g ress h a v e a p riv a te look af 
the 
to p u b l i s h 
Y alta p a p e r s a n d not 
th e m g e n era lly

for 

S e n a to r W a lte r G eorge fD -G a.), 
chairm an oi the F oreign R elation s 
C om m ittee, sa id he will 1 < fuse to 
accept - ustody of the se. ret record. 
that he would not be 
He added 
r< sponsible 
certain 
leak s, and did not want to know 
what 
t h e re Ord u n l e s s the 
public knows too,
th in k 

th e y w ould be 
Ii iked a n y m o re th a n m any o th e r 
d o c u m e n ts/* 
S e n a to r K now land 
sa id.

“ I d o n 't 

alm ost 

in 

is 

Y e s te rd a y th e a v e r a g e fell $3 90 
s h a rp e s t in five y e a r s L a s t w eek 
the d ro p w a s th e w id e s t for any 

j w eek in fifte en y e a r s

The r e c Hon in th e m a r k e t car-ie 
th e h eels of a su s ta in e d rise 
‘he h ig h e s t point 

it af 

on 
th a t put 
j in history

In W ashington C h a irm m W illiam 
th e S e n a te 
(D -A rk » of 
F u lb rig h t 
B a nking C o m m itte e sa id he would

Dean Keeton, Students 
To Talk at Frosh Coffee

i 

th e 

" I n te g r a tio n " will b e 

topic 
of a p a n el d isc u ssio n to be g iven 
a t th e E ic s h m a n C offee T h ursday 
in th e T e x a s U nion R oom SOU and 
Ml a t 4 p m ,

T h e d isc u ssio n w ill he 

le a d by 
stu d e n ts a n d D e an P a g e Rot ton 
of th e L aw School.

B ust, .sps will hp th e fre s h m a n 
for *■•-' B lu e B onnet 

n o m in e e s 
B elles,

S tu d en t s p e a k e rs o n 

lh,* panel 
a r e Uh I lie C onoley, p re s id e n t of 
Mn,* stu d e n t body a t H o u sto n T illot- 
j son C o lle g e : E m m a Loss Sm ith, 
stu d e n t a t T illotson C o lle g e : F ra n k 
C ooksey. V irg in ia M a cD o n ald , I ni­
c e r sp y st id e n ts; a n d D an W illiam s, 
I se n io r law student.

not b e 
tin u in g 

" d is s u a d e d ’ 

from 

th e S e n a te stock 

con­
rn irk e t 

th e com ­
in v e s tig a tio n . H e called 
m itte e s h e a t u -cs " th o ro u g h ly ju s ti­
fied

A fte r T u e s d a y 's session, w hich 
fe a tu re d h e a d o n d a s h e s b e tw ee n 
S e n a to r F u lb r ig h t and .Senator W il­

R -Ind ), S e n a to r 
told n ew sm en he w a s 
if 
c a n h e lp av o id a c ra s h such 

liam C p e h a r t 
F u lb rig h t 
w illing 
h< 
as o c c u r r e d in 192*).

ta k e any c ritic ism 

to 

He sa id a no te of caution sounded 
in 1928 m ig h t h a v e helped p re v e n t 
the 1929 i • a sh .

S e c r e ta r y of th e T re a s u ry Georg* 
H u m p h re y told the c o m m itte e c r i­
tic ism of g o v e rn m e n t a g e n c ie s an d 
sp c c u la tio fl a Im ut w hat th ey m ig h t 
do in th e w a y of r o s t r a t ive a ctio n 
could " e a s ily c o n trib u te to a q u e s­
tio n in g of co n fid en ce and u n c e r­
ta in ty a s to w h at the fu tu re m a y 
hold ”

S e n a to r Ca p e h a rt, who w a s c h a i r ­
th e B an k in g C o m m itte e 
m e n o f 
w hen 
th e R e p u b lic an s co n tro lled 
the S e n a te , sa id th e h e a rin g s h a v e 
had a 
to c a u se p ric e 
b re a k s a n d frig h te n sm all in v e sto rs 
into se llin g o u t,

te n d e n c y 

" I a n i Bure no m e m b e r of th is 
rn affect stock 
com rn it'el* w a n ts 
p ric e s o n e way o r a n o th e r / ’ S e n a ­
to r F u lb r ig h t 
form al 
said 
. s ta te m e n t

in a 

Alpha Chi Omega Joins 
Representative Party

Bv .I, C. LOT LD EV and 
BEA L U L L SC HWA K T /MAN'

A lph a elhi O m ega sorority w a s 
in the R e p r e ­
| voted m em b ersh ip 
se n ta tiv e P arty at 
its m e e tin g 
T u e sd a y night af the Phi Sig’m a 
K app a house 

T h e p a n :-' a b o h e ard a p ro p o s a l 
fo r a c e n tr a l cam p aig n es m m itte e 
w h ich w ould c o o rd in a te th e e m - 
the 
for all candidates 
p aigfis 
c o m in g spring elections,

in 

I t w a s ta hied bv request o f its 
auth or, Larry Bern tein. Tau D e lta 
P hi. T h e m otion will be s tu d ie d by 
th e p a r t y 's Steering C om m ittee. 

A nother motion M uch w ou ld e x ­

Phillips Opposes 
Required B-Tax

S e n a to r J im m y P h illip s of A n g le ­
ton T u e s d a y launched a o n e -m a n 
d e la y in g a ctio n in the L e g is la tu r e 
a g a in s t S e n a te Bill 185, w h ic h 
w ool I allow governing b o a r d s of 
s t a te 
a SM 
c o m p u ls o ry a ctiv ities fee p e r s e m ­
e s te r .

to c h a rg e 

colleges 

H e ta lk e d a g ain st the bill fo r an 
h o u r b e fo re 
r e c e s s e d 
u n til W ed n e sd a y . M ore filib u s te rin g 
w a s p ro m is e d by S e n a to r P h illip s ,

the Senate 

T h e bill h a s the backing o f s t a te I 

sc h o o ls. T h e Board of R e g e n ts 
th e U n iv e rs ity said e a r lie r 
th a t 
th e y h a v e no intention of p u ffin g 
th e c o m p u lso ry fee into e f fe c t at 
U T

S e n a to r P h illip s ii- d a r e d t h a t th e 
bill w o u ld m a k e stu d e n ts p a y fo r 
s e r v ic e s w h ich they don r w a n t a n d 
d o n 't need.

" T h e L e g isla tu re itself could w ell 
foot th e bill for som e of th e th in g s 
you a r e ask in g h a rd -w o rk in g s tu - j 
- d e n ts * * shell out h a rd -e a rn e d m o n ­

ey f o r ," he said.

I n c o m m itte e h e a rin g s o n 

th e 
biti e a r l ie r this m onth stu d e n t Ie-id. 
m s fro m se v e ra l s ta te c o lle g e s h a d 
te r m e d th e bill " e s s e n tia l" if so m e 
s tu d e n t a c tiv itie s be c o n tin u e d .

Sen d o r O ' s Lock of L u fk in , ; 
it i s . 

a u th o r of th e hill, sa y s th a t 
p r i m a r i ly fo r 'ii*' hencf t of s m a ll ­
e r c o lle g e ' m any of w h ic h could 
not c o n tin u e 
th e ir p re se n t e x t r a ­
c u r r i c u la r a c tiv ity p ro g ra m s w ith ­
th e m a n d a to ry a s s e s s m e n t.
out 

Sweetheart Vote 
To Be March 22

T h e tv w S w eetheart of tile U n i­
v e r s ity w ill be hosen by pop u lar 
v o te o f th e student Didy <>n M a r c h 
22 a n d 23 Tw enty-five n o m in e e s 
fo r th e h o n o r have been s e le c te d 
by a se t re t selet Hon < o m m itte e .

O n T u e s d a y , M arch 22, s tu d e n ts 
m a y c a s t th e ir votes for o n e o f th e 
25 n o m in e e s Voting boxes veil! be 
s e t ui> o v e r the cam p u s a n d w ill be 
o p e n fro m 8:30 a.rn, to 3 p .m .

T h e five finalists will be v o te d 
f ro m 

on W ed n esd ay . M arch 23, 
8 30 a rn, to 3 p rn.

T h e 

electio n 

J o e 
co m m issio n , 
D u n n , M a ry D a n n e n b a u m , 
and 
J o h n L a n d s will be a s s is te d in tic s 
J e r r y 
e le c tio n b y Shirley S tru m , 
W ilson, an d John M cC urdy, e x e c u ­
tiv e s e c r e ta r y of the E x-St id e n ts ' 
A sso c ia tio n

inactive 

pel 
o r g a n iza tio n s w as 
tabled until the n ext m e etin g . It 
w a s rn ole by G eorge F rien d Delta 
Upsilon,

has nothing to gain by a lien a tin g ! 
o rg a n iz a tio n s on 
th e e a rn p u s , ' 
" R a th e r w e sh o u ld -eek m e m b e rs ," 
he d e c la re d .

7 

rn Th ) rn r so n , 

rn -nb<~’ 

sa * * r 
c mp* 
f 
• 
pi 
stro n g g ro u p in th e p a r ty ,

to 

a St e m in g 
s a 
such a

The m otion 

in ac tiv e 
m em b ers drew the e v e n in g 's only 
debate,

to exp el} 

“ Those groups t h a t a r e co n sp i­
cuously ab sen t to n ig h t do th e p a rty 
entirely no good,”1 
sa id F rie n d 
when introducing th e m o t .on,

"I; they a r e not w ill ny to sh a re 
th e ir p art of the p a r t y ’s a c tiv itie s , 
i see no reason for hr - j m g t ’.em , 
said Friend,

Moi se Axelrod A lp h a E p silo n Pi, 
i sa id th at the R e p r e s e n ta tiv e P a r ty

Axelrod w a s ba Red 

in by A m ie 
Sweet A lp h a E p silo n P: w ho said 
th at 
>11ould ‘‘s o i ;c it a c tiv e ly " o thor or- j 
ganizatic r

th e R e p r e s e n ta tiv e P a r t ;

T he m o tio n w as r e fe r r e d to the 
.Steering C om m ittee for discussion 
by a siz e a b le m a jo rity .
Alpha C h i’s p e titio n 

fo r m e m ­
b ersh ip w a s given u n a n im o u s a p ­
p ro v a l b y th e p a rty . I t is th e f i r s t , 
so ro rity to iffil ire w ith th e R e p r e ­
sen tativ e P a r t y .

irish Holiday Nagel Talk Tells
r 
Will Honor 
Patron Saint German Advance

,,

S ire'n it's a g re at, d iv fo r the 

Irish , lad s and la s s ie s !

Much in the s a m e w a y T ex as 
E xes g a th e r to c e l e b r a t e T ex as 
Independence D a ; 
Ir is h m e n all 
over the w orld w ill c o n g re g a te 
Th irsday 1 giot ify th e ir p a tro n 
saint. P a tric k . I f s th e tim e for 
p a rad e s, p a tr io tis m , 
the 
"W earing of the g r e e n / ’

a n d 

is 

is * b e s t 

St P a tric k 

re m e m ­
bered for d riv in g th e s n a k e s out 
of Ireland by cond* mining 
the 
soil so th a t all th e s n a k e s w'ould 
instantly die. A n o th e r v e rs io n of 
th e m u h-told-ta lr 
th a t enc 
se rp en t re fu se d to le a v e , so St. 
P a tri k m arie a b o x fo r th e se r­
pent and in v ite d h im to e n te r. 
The serpent r e fu s e d b e c a u s e the 
box w as too s m a ll, b u t 
' na iv 
ag reed . As soon a s he w a s in. 
the 
the 
box w as throw n in to th e se a .

lid snap p ed 

s h u t a n d 

Union Committee 
Interviews Begin

Interv iew s for T e x a s U nion rom -
m im e o s will be h e ld 
in th o m un 
B allroom of the U n io n W ednesday
fro m 2 to 5 p.m .

In terv iew s will be o p e n not only 
to i hose stu d e n ts w h o a p p lie d he­
ft re , but i i th >se w h o h a v e n ever
applied.

A pphcations w ill b e a c c e p te d ft r 
th e following c o m m itte e s : H ospi­
ta lity , E xhibits, D e c o r a t i o r n , 
.M arrie d Stu­
C h a rm , L ea d e rsh ip , 
d e n ts, Forum S p - i k e r s 
Student- 
F a c u lty , C am pus C o f f e e . G a m es, 
F ilm s, C a le n d ar, N ew s L etter, 
D ance. Music, and T a le n t,

C u rb s N a g e l, w o rld 

re n o w n ed 
illustrated-le* lu re r, to ld a c ro w d of 
rn T e x a s U nion 
sev eral h u n d re d 
th a t 
l o u n g e T u e s d a y n ig h t 
West G e r m a n y w a s m a k in g p h e ­
nom enal in d u s tria l strid e s .

I Main 

Mr, N a g el, who w a s the second 
of a s e rie s of U lu s tra te d -le c tu re rs 
be.rig 
th e F o ru m 
.Speakers C o m m itte e , sh o w ed an d 
n a rra te d h is la te s t tra v e lo g u e m ov­
ie. "R h in e J o u r n e y ."

sp o n so re d by 

The 

film , w h ich w a s c o lo red 
th ro u g h o u t w ith h ig h sn o w -to p p ed 
peaks 
?md d e ep g re e n v a lle y s 
gave a n in sig h t on m o d e m E u ro ­
pean life in old B a v a r ia , S w itz er­

l a n d , G e r m a n y , a n d H o llan d ,
I A m ong t h e m o re in te r e s tin g and 
unique p la c e s v isite d w e r e O b e ra m - 
rr.ergau in B a v a ria , w h e re a lm o st 
ev ery b u ild in g h a s c o lo rfu l m u ra ls 
p ain ted o n th e o u tsid e w a lls , an d 
H eid elb erg . G e rm a n y , w h e re 
the 
fam ous U n iv e rs ity of H e id e lb e rg 
t h a t the 
is lo c a te d . It w a s th e r e 
1 fam ed " S tu d e n t P r i n c e " a tte n d e d
the 
v ery b e e r g a rd e n w h e re th e p rin c e 
me! h is K a te . W hen M r. N ag el 
took th e p ic tu re th e s tu d e n ts w ere 
sittin g a t th e ta b le s in th e g a rd e n , 
singing a n d d rin k in g , w e a rin g th e ir 
g reen fraternity* c a p s .

I college, a n d 

th e film sh o w ed 

The p ic tu r e s of W est G e rm a n y 
show ed Ute r a p id d e v e lo p m e n t a n d 
grow th t h a t th e re p u b lic has m a d e 
since 
th e e n d of th e w a r . C ities 
such a s C o lo g n e a n d D u sse ld o rf, 
which w e re a lm o s t le v e le d to the 
ground, h a v e b een 
r e b u ilt a n d 
m<>« ic rn tzed be> ond e x p ee ta? io n s.
illu s tr a te d - le c tu r e r of 
the F o ru m S p e a k e rs s e r ie s w ill be 
Neal D o u g la ss. He rn sc h e d u le d to 
sp eak h e re M a rc h 31, w ith m o v ies 
on th e A lps.

T he n e x t 

Social Security Vote Friday

I hr j i per rent of th e Un versity's 
staff and faculty m e m b e r s desire 
the benefits of so c ia l se c u r ity ? An 
election will lie held F r id a y to de­
tent*. ne the an sw er to this ques­
ts ai

A final inform ation m e e tin g wii! 
be held W ednesday at 4 p rn, in 
G eology Building 14. D e a n W R. 
Spriegcl and J a m e s M a rn ey from 
the local social set u r ity o ffice will 
speak

All persons e m p lo y ed b y the Uni­
versity who are n ow p irth i pa ting 
in cither the T e a c h e r s’ R etirem ent 
System of 
I ?nploye< s 
the S ta te 
Retirem ent System a r e e lig ib le to

vote in th is e le ctio n to be held be­
tw een 8 a .m . an d 5 p m . a t 45 p o ll­
ing p la c e s o v e r th e c a m p u s . D r. 
Leo H u g h es, c h a ir m a n of th e fac­
ulty staff c o m m itte e, sta ted that 
no poll ta x is n e c essa ry ,

An a ffirm a tiv e v o te by at least 
SO p e r i t nt of the elig ib le em p lo y es 
does not n e c e s s a r ily m e a n th e y will 
im m e d ia te ly be covert! b y th e F e d ­
e ra l Social Security program . The 
State L e g is la tu r e m u st a ls o give 
its approval and app rop riate the 
money to m a tc h federal funds. The 
passing of th is re fe re n d u m is only 
the first s te p in h avin g coverage 
e x ten d ed 
the U n iv ersity em ­
ployes.

to 

In 

‘Hr* 

ria -r A lp h a Chi h a s
show n th a t th e y a r e a stro n g p o li­
tic a l g ro u p .” h e sa id .

TI mn* rn -•:•/ tho S te e rin g Com* 
rr- on,* has been d is c u s s in g m ew * 
b* 
o th e r c a m ­
p u s o rg a n iz a tio n s.

hip vvxth " s e v e r a l 

• 

: 

to 

rial 

pool 

pi';."- 
of tho p a r ty 

T h e U n ited R e p r e s e n ta tiv e C am ­
in c a lls ft r a ll m e m b e r*
ta le n t and
e x p e r ie n c e behind 
the p a r ty sla*e I t is se t u p u n d e r 
•ho pr-pcppt ste e rin g , c o o r d in a tin g , 
tv cr m r-.: f e e s bu* the 
an d rsibl 
e ft ■ 
of all rh re c w o u ld h e d ire c t­
ed to th e c a m p a ig n s of ail R e p re ­
se n ta tiv e P a r t y c a n d id a te s .

T h e p lan r e a d s 

i r ‘age g ain ed b v 

" T h e p r im a r y 
ad 
th e use of 
URG s th a t a n y c a n d id a te , re g a rd - 
less of his o rg a n iz a* io n . m a y run 
on his m e r its a n d 
th e m e rits of 
th e p a rty , r a th e r t h a n th e stre n g th 
of his in d iv id u al b a r k in g .

"N o lo n g er c a n T h e D aily T exan 
th • * a r lid s tex a r e e h Red 

• 

b e c a u se of th e ir a ffilia tio n ."

T he no v o n h a s b e en ta b le d till 
ho M a rc h 29 m e e tin g fo r f u rth e r 
'h e S te e rin g Com - 
c m ' d e ra tio n 
" f T he c o m m itte e w ill g iv e a 

full re p o rt a t th a t tim e .

t h a t 

P lu m m e r s ta te d 

th e pro- 
to w a rd 
p sa w a s a dovT ’opm en* 
is se e k in g to 
the good 
a p p ro a c h . He e m p h a s iz e d its long- 
ra n g e v a lu e .

th e p a r ty 

★

N o Riot C o i n g on Here—
It's Politics, Sir, Politics

D istra c tio n s a t 

th e R ep resen ts-
liv e P a r ty m e e tin g w e re n u m e r­
ous.

T h e f rst ■ -. n e w h e n Lloyd H a y es 
w a s a b d u c te d b y th e Silver Spur 
to Littlefield 
R ow els 
trip 
F o u n ta in . H e w a s 
carried ou t
b o d ily .

for a 

A fter " ie m e e tin g , the P h i Sigm a 
K ap p a h o u se vt is In v a d e d by d u ti- 
ful p> 
m en . S o m e o n e had tu rn ed 
in a fa lse riot a la rm .

Morgan Will Play 
For Round-Up Ball

ice d .trices have been sc h e d ­
tw e n ty -s ix th a n n u al 

I 
uled 
Round-Up, A p ril 1-2.

the 

to r 

Aft- r th e R o u n d -U p R ev u e A pril
2 in G reg o ry G y m , R u ss M organ 
a n d h is " B a n d of R e n o w n ” wall 
pi iv fo r th e a n n u a l b a ll. The band 
p lay s th e n ew est tu n e s fa v o re d by 
the co lleg ia te set. a n d m a n y of 
•he "old stan d ard s" which have 
ip p ea l fo r alum ni ex p p c’ ed to re- 

I tu rn for Round-Up.

Stud* Hts an d a lu m n i veil] sq u a re - 
! d an ce to th e m u sic of J im T idw ell 
a n d 
th-’ C rip p le C re e k R an ch 
H ands a t 8 p .rn . w h ile in the M ain 
i : 
the
th e ir dis- 
Wt s te a le r s , k now n 
n n e tiv e w e ste rn -ty p e d a n c e 
tu n es 
will p lay fo r in fo rm a l T e x a s toe- 
tap p in g

• >f D. v t - U nion, 

fo r 

The W e s te rn e rs 

fe a tu r in g J im 
Bvt I. sin g in g s t a r o f G ra n d Old 
O pry, w ill p lay fo u r h o u rs.

Cal ors fro m o v e r th e s ta te hav e 
been invited to p e r fo r m , w ith Jo h n 
G ulley of H o u sto n 
is m a s te r of 
cere m o n ie s. T he U n iv e rsity E xhi­
bition S q u a re D a n c e r s will per- 
f. rrn They 
r e c e n tly a p p e a re d a t 
the F o u r-S ta te S q u a re D a n ce Con­
vention in T e x a r k a n a ,

Honor Plan I s Something New for UT Experimental Classes

“A L L W H O W A N T T O T R Y IT," ti e s 

he 
he ch go up, but rome, than three feu rd ct them do. Ina* means 
*n*t to* c a.* is en rn* honor ju.an tor th* i*m *k i*r,

* ast , Not a 

[f 

O N THE TIP O F H IS T O N G U E is 
(who posed a* our Typical Texan) can t 
sp a t* — and not into a p roctoi i eye*.

-,e 

* st J., 

a
e think o f. H e looks into 

< 

R E L A X I N G A F T E R H A L F th© 

a 1
f r i e n d s t o p f o r a C o k e a r n i t o m * t a / . T h e y c io n I tai*, a b o u t the

m e r 

q b 

a 

- 

N O W T O S IG N THE PLEDGE, <v *' J an 

s qo Fem * a -d start
ram rn q l or th# ne*) q j z His fe + en aunter w.*h th# h c -o r plan 

q w l , r h o w ijh , S h a t , a g a i n * ! t h * r u m * .

ti over, * a h > 

- 

<3‘ u . ' —■■ * 

’go* 

gob.na

 ■e on Thursday's

A S O O N E R DOUBLE-TAKE.
i OC •’
(I.) 
sri Allison 
non

and

Ex-Texas Sprinter 
Qualifies in

Based on Associated Tress 

RP

W .d n e id a y K W H 1<>55 TH E D A 1 Y T E X A N P a n a ?

Just O v e r-h erd

UT Sports Activity 
Due This Week En d

A Column of Sort*

The first big sports day of the spring is on tap this week 

end. Texas track and baseball outfits are both active.

Oklahoma, sparked by .a stylish southpaw in Mac Sanders. 
helps lift the lid Friday afternoon on a Longhorn baseball 
campaign f o r e c a s t to be the gloomiest in a long while. 
Fran k ly , though, th* Talks a re n 't going to be a* w eak as most folks 

think.

A threesome of little fellows Abilene Christian. H ow ard Payne and 
Southwest Texa« provide the c o m p e titio n e r S-eer thinlies at Memorial 

Saturday afternoon.

* 

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*

LOUIS

'exas pitcher who is foregoing his last season of 
because of a back ailm ent, has pulled a Dizzy Dean on us. 
lefty will help handle play-by-play b road casts of all 
es this spring, beginning with the F rid a y inaugural. 
tally, is ca rry in g the first G am e of the D ay broadcast 
5 n m . Thev'U a ir the Phils-W hite Sax gam e from

* gar 
Beider 
at IT

Dor. Reifier 

eligibility 
The St 
Steer ho: 
K Y E I 
Saturday 
Tam pa.

Intram ural b a s k e ts .’Vs most cru cial ga 
alate The big one as we see It, is the K
I decid 
m ore than a few say th:? on*
league
Also on the agenda are all

re s s
I DIT:

a r a
Sie-Phi

tre Class 
how downs 

*

>sh ba se bal

Observers in the cam p of the 
Yearlings have one of the finest \ 
H e’s H arry Taylor a Fort* Wor 
down the varsity. 7-4 in a p rs ct: 
the hill Wednesday afternoon in

T e x a s fr
"che 
th Pi­

po

la rk F 
sty gat

ne
teat
the last decade 
ast week he set 
!. He'll work on 
at Clark Field*

Talk hereabouts that the T exas 440-yard re la y 

' 

is pure nonsense 

You must rem ember the four wjjo originally w en 
the unit have yet to run together. T h ey re Dean S 
Alvin Frieden. and Bobby Whilden.

ive composed
Je r ry Prew it,

The Texan Salutes

The Texas swimming squad, which closed its 1955 season Saturday 

by wmr.mg th* Southwest Conference championship. The title eft 
w as doubly sweet, for this has indeed been a y e a r of few < range 
Tow ers . . . The Phi Delta, Kappa Sigs. and Oak G rove for placing 
two team s each in the in tram u ral finals . . . The d istan ce men of the 
T e x a s track team for sterling ea rly season p erform ances.

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Steers H o st 
Three Squads 
H e re Saturday

By V K R N E BOATNER
Tex na Sparta Staff

two

Two of th e best young sprinters
in the nation will vie against each 
other S atu rd ay afternoon when the 
crippled T e x a s Longhorns host 
the tra c k foes of Abilene Christian
h- 

ird Payne, and S 
ate in a quadrant
tai Stadium, 
lightning-quick < 
.shi­
ers
Whilden of the S
fresh m an Bobby Morro 
of
fe a tu re 
, should provide the 
lotion of the m eet when they 
each oth er in the IOO and 220, 
th eir 
these events 
the Border Olympics. 
ten hit 20 4 in the 220 and 9,6 
in the century', while Morrow had 
20 5 and 9 5.

won 
a t 

in 

T e x a s w ill not be at full strength 
because of injuries to four of the 
squad. Not participating will be 
three of the top sprinters, Alvin 
Fried en . D ean Smith, and J , Fran k 
along with hurdler 
D augherty, 
Willie V alls.

The Longhorns, who finished s e c - ; 

ond to the powerful Oklahoma Ag­
gies a t the B o rd er Olympics over 
the week end, m ay be hnrd-put 
they 
to defend 
won here o v e r the identical team s 
last y e a r .

the championship 

in 

The cla ss of the meet 

the 
field events should be the South­
west T e x a s State Bobcats, who 
took all in this a re a but the dis­
cus title in the college division of 
the O lym pics.

B u rly Billy Joe Whatley set a 
new' re co rd at Laredo in the shot j 
put w i t h a h e a v e of 47-7 3 /4 . j 
T e a m m a te H erb Hill looks good 
enough to sew up second, having 
gone ov er 46 feet this y e a r.

O thers who won 

titles 

in 

the 

Olympics and will be here a re Ron- > 
ald B eau ford in the broad jump. I 
in the javelin, and 
I Charles Hall 
Bob M cB rid e and Hall, who tied 
for fffst in the pole vault.

ACC, which is a perennial power ! 

I in T e x a s tra c k and field, finished 
second to North T exas State in the 
the B ord er 
college division of 
O lym pics. T hey have a well-baiane- 
an pick up points

M EXIC O CITY, M arch 15 C h ar­
ley Thom as, form er U n iv ersity of 
the 
T e x a s sprinter, qualified for 
200-m eter finals in the P an -A m e ri­
can gam es here Tuesday afternoon.
Rod Richards, one-tim e U CLA 
sta r, also qualified with a 20 9. 
T h om as’ tim e was not listed.

Young Arnold Sowell of P itts ­
burgh dethroned the m ig h ty Mal 
run 
Whitfield 
to 
as 
three of the four tra ck and field 
i cham pionships in the P an -A m eri-

the United States 

the 800-m eter 

sw ept 

in 

can Ga 
Sowe! 
reed, I 
in the 
Lon Se
a.
*•

, faded

h to clip 

19 and skinny 
a trem endous 
tea 
in 1 :4 9 .7 , a 
two-time

* as a
spurt
ornate
gam es
Oiym-
[stance,
nrt h

Whi 
ham pi

.I I CMC
:>n 
and finis

at 

rf f.

ortune G
Ord holde

I e n
the

the R e verend Bob Rich artis, grea
the rnoder n po!Ie v a u lte r
est of
cap ta n ed their eve!ms to► gi \ e Unci
Sam £ ight of the ten r
n‘s tra c
and tield champ! onshi ps decide
ic Oiyrr
so far in these he mispl
.The Yanks
pics. 
I
the poIe vault.

finishled

to

The

cr a ck 

only man

th
North Am erican s uperi ors ty is G
W ald o Suarez, th*■ tire lesis Argel
OOO-met*
tine who added the
crown Tuesday to the IO. OOO-mett
cham pionship he took on Sunday.
G ut hen w >n the chs. is u ; ’ h a 
in ch es and 
feet, 2 ’n 
toss of 174 
P a r r y O ’Brien, 
the new Pan- 
A m erican shot put king, w as righ t

John Floyd, 
C a g e C o a c h , 
Quits at A & M

C O L L E G E ST A TIO N , T e x . 
‘.I*—John Floyd , T e x a s 
r e ­

M arch 15 
A&M basketball coach, has 
signed effective Septem ber I.

P aul B ryan t, director of athletics 
w h o announced t h e resignation 
Tuesday, said "C o ach Floyd is a 
fine person, capable c o a c h and 
is gratefu l for hts 
A&M College 
loyalty during his 
serv ices and 
stay here. ’

B ry a n t said several co a ch e s are 
u n d e r consideration to succeed 
Floyd, who cam e to A&M In 1950 
from Little Rock Junior College. 
is a graduate of O klahoma 
He 
A&M.
His 

first Texas Aggie quintet 
finished in a three-w ay tie for first 
in the Southwest Conference dur­
ing the 1950-51 season and won a 
d istrict berth in the NCAA Tour- 
nam ent by defeating TCC and T e x ­
as in playoffs.

In five seasons his te a m s won 

38 gam es, lost 82.

Floyd s plans were not announc­

ed.

TCU Noses SM U , 1-0, 
O n White s Base-running

FO R T WORTH, M arch 15 im - 
S p ectacu lar base running by right- 
fielder Bob White brought T exas 
Christian a 1-0 non - conference 
baseball victory ov er Southern 
Methodist Tuesday.
Whit* scored 

the g a m e s only 
inning He 
run 
second 
singled, stole second, w ent to third 
on a dropped ball a fte r a strike­
out and cam e home on Tom m y 
Bowers* wild pitch.

the 

in 

reigning
everywhere
AIT LR SIX for­
mals ire king on 
campuses' NR. 
un! ’ fit, ’ sta n- 
finish. 
shy” 
Princely vaiu*i at 
pauper prices. 
lets more 
Hart 
tun-go

C I N D E R C A P T A I N T O M ROGERS, K:
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S c-*rw es* C o n feren ce re co rd , v. 
S e h i 'd e . t no*-'oop c e e * a * M em or'e S*ec . 
e* a O p t * a r Sou’ rw e s T Te»*r a - d — e- d 
Rogers. $er 'cr from C h dress % c * e 
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Lonqrc'-'* c s b - r e c c r*

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LaSalle Se t for Friday

KANSAS CITY 

Seventeenth
hopes of becoming the third team •’'•CAA tournam ent against the Iowa
He
to min 

jP — L a S alle's semifinals 

two successive National 

th* 

of 

has scored

b ere F rid a y night
i l l points.

Collegia** NCAA B a s k e t b a l l
H H 
Following the LaSalle-low a gam e
Championships might well depend beginning in M unicipal Audi*.or urn
on how long they can c a rry 
the at
tune of ' ’Goals by C o la ."

8:45 p m . 

if. 

;t

Tom Cola the E x p lo re rs' 6-7 All- 
A m erica, will c a rry a 24.5 scoring 
tor 34 gam es 
a v e r s e 
the

Into 

University of San F ra n 
giants of the F a r Wet 
up-and-commg Colera d< 
of the Rocks Mountain

ill be 
isco Dons,
, and the 
Buffaloes ed by

the ed squad th.: 
in all even ts. 
H ow ard P a 
a fast-

m e w ill lie r e p r e s e n t -
leveloping sq uad , es-

area.

pecially in the mile relay

Give Joy a jingle .

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KS, Phi Delt, Grove 
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In the Mullet league B e c ftru s t., T hursday night will be the s ta rt 
I 
I the men of Kappa Sigm a, h eat the of the division finals for all team s. 
KA 's Aches and Pains 23-16. The In the A league the Kappa Sigs 
I G rovetrotters of Oak G rove ad- and Phi Dolts will fight for lh* 
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Sig s bv downing the Crying Five Chefs will go for the Independent
cham pionship, w hit Oak G rove 
from the Chi Phi House 36-18.
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C a m p u s Basketball

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Kappa Sigma Si. Sigma Phi Kps Iii 
Phi Delta Theta J1, Pin Kappa I 
Gophers 35 Whirl* Whippers na ppi 
Blomquist Swedes 24, Hampton ll

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Oak Grove I t. Austin Club IO 
Campus Guild 34. Air ROTC 32 

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Class B shapes up with tho K ap ­
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All division finalists were decid­
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| night's M ural basketball action 
I C lass B 
finalists were crowned 
; while c la ss A team s are ready for
■ the finals Thursday night.

The fra te rn ity finalists in B and
■ A a re the Kappa Sigs and the Phi 

Dolts.

I The K appa Sigs fought their w ay 
i into the finals with a 35-21 win 
the S P E ’*. Footballer Bill 
1 over 
j Long Ie<i the R e d ' in the scoring 
column with ten points, while Al 
j Franklin w as high for the Sig Epa.
In the closest gam e of the night 
I the P h i's caked past the Phi P si's 
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; Bill d rib b le hit four for the win­
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: sam e for the losers.

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; snap p ers respectively, The Swedes 
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j by the fourteen points of Ed H ec­
tor, while Oth Miller meshed eleven 
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the Club division Cam pus 
: Guild dropped the Air ROTC by a 
•'ingle basket, 34-32, while Oak 
G rove m oved into the final* with 
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In 

In the Guild gam e Dick Robb 
j 
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Dec hard scored ten for the Airmen.
Paul B e ch te r and Je ss Pfieffer 
each scored four points to lead the 
I G rove o \ e r Austin Club. Gene 
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Swim Carnival 
Starts Thursday B e g i n s S i x - D a y R u n
I S Individual Acts

General Motor*’ huge scientific 
circus, the Parade of Progress, 
To Use US Theme
opened Tuesday night at the Austin 
"Aqua Am ericana.” the T u r t l e I Coliseum Grounds in the first show- 

Dub water show for 1955, will be ! HIK of a six day run.
r esented Thursday and Friday at! This spectacular admisskm-free 
the scientific extravaganza includes 26 
in huge;
lights, costumes, and modernistic Futurliners. They are 

m ajor exhibits housed 

Women's Gym. 

the pool of 

15 p.m. 

Colored 

in 

mood music w ill add to the avn- presented to tell the story of Amer- j 
chronized swimming. The price is; lean progress through scientific re-
80 cents for adults and 25 cents for search and engineering in industry ■ *«» 
children 

Individual members worked ou t; q M gai(j at ^

Feature Contest

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hiblts and working models, and
audience manipulated exhibits.

Itajttantac Tuesday »nri running 
through Sunday, show hours arc 
from 2 p.m. to IO p.m.

From Austin the Parade will go 
to Waco, Fort Worth, and Dallas.

swimming acts centering around a 
United States theme Ce!sa Wain­
wright’* number opens the show 
with a sketch of New York. Divid­
ed Into three skits, the girls sworn 
to “Dancing in the D ark.” “ B y
tire Sea, and Boneyard Shuffle, 
■Chicago,” worked out by Cheryl
is sot to the music of 

Tonroy, 
Grieg’s Piano Concerto.

Other acts are “ Sm all Town”
set to “ Quiet V illage” by Liz E l li­
ner; “ New Orleans,” set to “ Moan­
in' Low” By Sandra Stout; 
the 
“ Deep South” set to “ Tara Theme” 
by Susan Black ; “ Tiajuana" aet 
to “ Brave Bulls” by M a r c i a 
Nichols; “ The Plain s” set to "De- 
k* ’ *, <1 City” by Penny Pender- 
g rift; “ Las Vega*” set to “ Street
See ne by Ph yllis Boff; and 
Seacoast' 
set to 
nade” by Dorothy Crawford, The
Turtle Cub w ill swim to “ This Is 
M y Country” 
In the finale, ar­
ranged by Celeste Chambers.

Thelma Lipscomb and Jo Beth 
Holcomb w ill do exhibition diving, 
and Tumle, the tumbling club, w ill 
proser* an a*; e n v ie d “ Sarasota 

Puppet Sere- * 

The Canter Club w ill furnish re­

freshments at intermission.

Army ROTT Inspection Today

The annual federal inspection of
the Army RO TT unit at the Uni­
versity w ill begin Wednesday at 
5 a rn.

Harlow H. Curtice, president of 
 inauguration of;
the nationwide tour in April, 1953,
1 Nancy McMeans and Dick WH- 
“ W e hope to present through the llama have been announced win* 
Parade a picture of America on nerg 
Journalism 
th* move toward better live , for Avvard for Rrtielf>, on Texas news-
a ll of us 

^ Texas 

pa penmen.

History of the Parade dates back
^935 when GM put th* original
Parade of Progress on the road.
This exhibition was disbanded in
I fH I aper betag viewed bs rn cive W i l l i a m s journalism senior, 
and one half million persons 
 w the experiences of Dave
^
throughout the I nitro States, Can- (C raven*, Associated Press eorres-
ada, and Mexico. 

Miss McMeans, junior journalism 
student, wrote about the newspaper 
career of Frank Grim es, editor of

, the Abilene Reporter-News.

pondent In Austin,

. 

Texas is the 24th state to be 
v i, lied by th, current P.rnd e and I 
Anatta I. th, Rita city. 

' ' dllatn. ami M i,, M cM can, each 

_

wpr' » '™ rd « ! *25.

The Parade is composed of 46 

for second 
vehicles, including twelve specially; place in the two categories went 
eleven b ig , to Verne Boa trier and to Helen 
designed Futurliners, 
23 o t h e r Schafer.
tractor trailer*, and
truck*, station wagons, and pas
sanger cars. 

The contest was set up three 
I years ago by anonymous gift to

Honorable mention 

This mammoth exhibition re- the School of Journalism , 

q u ire , fib young men, mostly col-! Memb*rg nf the 
judging com- 
lege graduates and veteran service J mmetf were Vern Sanford, mana­
men to operate it 
ger of the Texas Press Association;
J err Fem e, assistant to Mr. San­
ford; and Dr. Reddick.

A wide variety of displays are 
presented, ranging from jet engines 
to basic principles of science, and
from a motor that runs on sun­
shine, to a stove that cooks but 
never gets bot.

Exhibits are shown in modernis­
tic Futurliners, streamlined vans 
with paneled sides that open to 
form stages, Exhibits are of three 
reneraI types; lecture demomtra- 
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B o r r o w e d ears, drunk coffee

placed laundry money on a ball 
game

Cursed mankind when * 2511 rings 

No-Dor are my brethren—I use

busy.

them.

Like you I have met exams, hating 
not them alone but that for which 
they stand.

I have laughed at Aggies, pitied 
their souls, their bruised bodies,
Drilled o r t h e ROTO F i e l d on col I.

h i t t e r d a y s .

Fallen asleep to th* University 

Stood in my tracks and watched a 

jet-plane, Its smoky trail,

1 1 Cj o e s
lhere

O n 

exhlbit

by Alice Naylor 
and Polly Howe; ton, TFW C Gal­
lery.

9-11 Snack Sale, H E B 129.
8—G reat Books course, 2607 Uni­

versity Avenue.

12 ROK” federal inspection. Whit­

aker field .

1—Special exams In business law, 
cotton marketing, drama, chem 
istry, and education; Garrison 
Hall I.

I 

"feu comer’s Club style show, 

Austin Country Club.

2-5—Committee 

interviews, Main 

Lounge, Texas Union.

2. 4 IO, 7—“ Mad Queen,” free for­
eign film , Batts Hall Auditorium,
4 Union sponsors D r. Thomas M. 
Cranfill in readings from Brown­
ing, Union 311,

4 -Staff Association of Libraries 
honor Dr. Lh re na Friend, B ar­
ker History Center.

4:45 -Co-ed A s s e m b l y , Texas 

Union 311.

6:30—Style show, SRD.
7—Phi Alpha D elta, Townes Hall 

7 —Southwestern Rocket Society,
Experim ental Science Building 
131.

7—Forensics, Texas Union 309.
7-M ica Coffee Call, Texas Union

in :.

301.

401.

7 Men’s Glee Club, Texas Union

7—F r e s h m a n Fellowship, AH 

Saints’ Episcopal Church.

7 “ Nobody’s C h i l d r e n ” and 
“ Courtship to Courthouse,” free 
film , Townes Hall.

T:15- World Affairs Forum to pre­
s e t I :**. J. R. Roach on For­
mosa, YMCA.

7:30- Arnold Air Society, R Hall 

7 30- S w i n g and Turn, Main

Lounge, Texas Union 

7 ;30—R o d e o Association. Texas

101.

I mon.

8—Intermediate Club music group, 

home of .Mrs. Orville Wyss.

S C mic operas “ Gianni Schicchi” 
and * Hm ur i Zuruck,” Music 
Building Recital Hall.

8™Dr. John J. Buchanan rn speak 
on “ Bio-myphis of Purines,” at 
Sigma X i m e e t i n g , Geology 
Building I i

Wondering all th# while about pro- gcholarehip Deadline April I 

grass and humanity and mush- 
room clouds, 

April I is the deadline to apply 
! for the Richard Holdsworth Mem-
Discovered Dante and Wolfe, E m -; a r I a I Scholarship. Applications 
should be filed with the chairman
of the Committee on Loans and 
And sometimes read Spillane 
I have known enemies, for I arn Scholarship Information in Speech 

arson and Voltaire. 

only human, which Is a sin to Building 101.
some. 

J ----------- '— —_______________

I have known f r i e n d s , formed 
friendships at th# poker table,
Or th# fraternity ritual or die in­

tram ural game,

Realizing well they win soon dis- 
i appear,
j Into the maw that comes with 
j Time.

V
T a ma liberal. I am a conservative, 
j I am youth, I know ambition.
Fighting indifference, w' h I e h oft 

Encouraged, discouraged, jostled, 

Yet caught In th# poetry of a mass 

o’ertakes me,

cajoled,

of humanity.

Bound together to thousands,
By th# flimsiness of a school tong, 

§

a oneness of purpose.

Loathing college when spirits ar# 
the staunch 

surrendering 

low, 
boy-dreams.

Which wane foolish and an eternity 
away when an intellectual says 
“ N aive,”

Knowing all the while with a knowl­
these 
that comes of all 

edge 
things,

The false values, the campus pre­

tenses are Life,

And Life I cannot denv.

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 N S A ’s Future at UT 
An Issue This Spring

B v C V H O I Q I K R O M )

A fter s n A ffirm a tiv e vote by th e 
S tu d e n t A s se m b ly la s t spring, Iii# 
U n iv e rsity b e e n m e a m e m b e r of 
t h o N a tio n a l S tu d e n ts A ssociation. 
T h e r a tif ic a tio n 
its e lf w a s signifi­
c a n t, r e c a llin g no n e of th e h itte r 
fe elin g s c a u s e d b y th e sa m e issue 
Ju st th re e y e a r s b e fo re w hen th e 
m o tio n w a s d e f e a tt

a 

l o s i n g b a t t l e on 

T h e N S I a n d Its a d v o c a t e s h a d 
f o u g h t 
t h e 
c a m p u s s i n c e i t s o r g a n i z a t i o n on 
a n a t i o n a l s c a l e Iii tf tK . At t h a t 
t i m e U n i v e r s i t y d e l e g a t e s , p a r ­
t i c u l a r l y J i m S m i t h , s t u d e n t Iwuly 
p r e s i d e n t , w e r e 
In 
Its o r g a n i s a t i o n . T h e d e l e g a t e s 
t h e N * s \ Hnd p r e 
b r o u g h t b a c k 
a e n t e d It t o t h e V s s e m h l v . B e f o r e 
t h a t g r o u p It w a s r a t i f i e d , hut a 
c a m p u s e l e c t i o n d e f e a t e d It.

i n s t r u m e n t a l 

in 

E x a c tly w h a t h a d b e e n d e f e a te d ’ 
T h e p u rp o se s of th e o rg a n iz a tio n , 
As s ta te d 
th e p r e a m b le of th e 
c o n stitu tio n a r e to " m a in ta in a c a ­
d e m ic b e e d o m 
s tim u la te and im ­
p ro v e d e m o c r a tic g o v e rn m e n ts , d e ­
ve lo p b elt pc e d u c a tio n s ta n d a rd s , 
im p ro v e s tu d e n t w e lfa re p ro m o te 
in te rn a tio n a l u n d e rs ta n d in g , g u a r­
a n te e to a ll p e o p le rig h ts and pos­
sib ilitie s fo r e d u c a tio n , 
to fo rip r 
th e re c o g n itio n o f th e rig h ts a n d 
r e s p o n s ib ilitie s of 
to 
th e school, th e c o m m u n ity , h u m a n ­
ity, a n d G od, a n d p re s e rv e 
th e 
in te r e s ts a n d in te g r ity of the gov­
e rn m e n t a n d C o n stitu tio n of 
the 
U n ited S ta te s of A m e r ic a ."

th e student 

T h e NSA b a c k 
p ie s w ith a vvo 
u n ite d e ffo rt of 
v e r s in e * 
th a t d 
tie* a t

p those prin ei- 
VT p ro g ra m a 
le g e s and uni- 
th e ir a c tu i-
t 

I. P r o m o t i n g 

a 

p l a n n e d 

e x

c h a n g e o f I d e a s b e t w e e n m e m ­
b e r s c h o o l s ,

7 

' l u r e e q u al p r o c u r e m e n t a n d 
d i s t r i b u t i o n of m o r e 
e x c h a n g e 
s c h o l a r s h i p s t o f o r e i g n c o u n t r i e s .
S. S e t t i n g u p s t u d e n t g o v e r n ­
m e n t s on c a m p u s e s w h e r e n o n # 
e x i s t .

I. D u n n i n g a c u l t u r a l p r o g r a m 
t h a t vv ill e n a b l e s c h o o l s 
t o p o o l 
r e s o u r c e s In o b t a i n i n g e n t e r t a i n ­
m e n t f e a t u r e s .

II. ( o p i n g w i t h p r o b l e m s o f d i s ­
fit 

c r i m i n a t i o n a n d a d j u s t i n g 
t h e s t u d e n t s * n e e d s .

to 

g e n e r a ! 

R, M e e t i n g 

s t u d e n t 
n e e d s a n d m o r e c l o s e l y u n i f y i n g 
A m e r i c a n e d u c a t i o n a l 
i n s t i ­
t u t i o n s .

L o c a lly NSA 

A
lay d o r m a n t, b u t 
not d e a d until 1951, w h e n 
it w a s 
a g a in r a is e d b e fo re th e A sse m b ly . 
T h e stu d e n t p re s id e n t led th e fight 
a g a in s t m e m b e rs h ip T h e o p p o si­
te n d e n c ie s 
tio n c h a rg e d 
a n d no d ire c t b e n efit 
th e stu ­
d e n t 7'he A sse m b ly c o m p lie d an d 
d e f e a te d 
to 
r e f e r e n d u m vote 
five A 
fa ile d a n d th e NSA w e n t dow n a 
se c o n d tim e .

th** m o tio n 

left w e g 

th ir te e n 

stu d e n t 

to 

L a s t y e a r a n A s s e m b ly -a p p ro v e d 
in­
c o m m itte e b e g a n p r o b in g a g a in 
th o ro u g h ly 
th e NSA 
v e s tig a tin g 
th e m a tte r 
a n d o b je c tiv e ly W ith 
o n c e m o re b e fo re 
th e A s se m b ly 
a n d no obvious v o c ife ro u s o p p o si­
the NSA w a s a c c e p te d on a 
tio n 
th:*
tria l b a s is D u rin g 
o n e - y e a r 
. e b e n e fite d fro m 
a cost, h a rd ly 
(2 c e n ts p e r st ti­
the B la n k e t T a x ), 
th e NSA on th * 
n be a n isstie th is

e a r s tu d e n ts ha 
to
h e p r o g r a m 
w
mentioning 
le n t ta k e n fro m 
fu tu re of 
-a m p u s w ill agas 
sp rin g

T ile 

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ere TH£ ? AMWV 

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O c 

xrsicfli/ t e d J

The Housr appropriations sub-commit- 
tee showed far-sightedness in its recom­
mended University appropriation. Tilt" 
figure listed was $9,168,*42,\

This is lower than the University re­
quest, but it is high enough to free the 
Available Fund for building purposes— the 
financial set-up that is essential for the 
University to maintain its standards.

The House recommendations included a 
$727,7(61 special fund to be used for hiring 
new teachers to take care of the constant ly 
increasing enrollments. Teacher-pav is the 
most imp*-''! rant part of the appropre.' , n

nee Is. as far as students are concerned.
This special fund, which assures that tbs 
money cannot be spent for other needs,
recognizes the desires of the student.

Tile state simply needs more money and 
hard as it is to do, the legislators must 
accept this unpopular fact and work from 
there A well-educated population 
is a 
necessity. And this need can't be filled 
without enough money to do it.

Only with foresightedness such as that 
shown by the House sub-committee can 
Texas meet its responsibilities.

O l e 
i c 

- O r d \ n i n i s t r a I o r a n c / 

r a m t n i M r a

l i r e 

t a l e n t

Students are being accepted as mature 
human beings by the University adminis­
listened 
tration. Their views are being 
to. and the importance of what they know 
and what they want to kncm 
is being 
realized.

The two best examples of that interest 
are the Pre-idem's Student Cal net ar I 
the Student-Regent Liaison meeting, both 
started last year.

ca* 

The President's Cabinet meets once a 
month S udent 
in government. 
leaders 
Greek and independent organizations, and 
aervi e h 'tora:':-. - p' s >t 
t
random from the Student Directory me- 1 
with Dr. Wilson. They ask the questions 
they want to ask; they get the answers.
The Student-Regent Liaison committee 
of six student leaders meets with three 
Regents. The Regents show sincere inter­
est in student news and views. They real­
ize the value of the student viewpoint

It would be far too easy for adminis­

trators and regents, in the rush of work, 
to forget the students themselves. The 
is e \- 
fact that they aren’t forgotten 
t re rn e I v common d a b ie.

ii,, 

‘M J ta t t

I f s a pity that so many adults seem 
more childish about touchy problems like 
segregation than do younger people.

At the University, for instance, a student 
government committee to study the prob­
lems of desegregation as thee would affect
tty campus has been okayed
the Ll
by the Assembly.

The commission will have no legislative 
power; it is devised to study the situation 
only.

This seems to be a much better pro­
cedure than the irrational yelping that.is 
the mode of expression of many older 
people.

. A lm ost $20

Senate Eliminates Tax Cut 
To Avoid Upset of Budget

B r J . C. G O U L D E N 
T r u l l > r * i E d ito r

" Y o u 'r e d a m n e d r i g h t 

th e 
P r e s i d e n t s in n g n a n a r is r ig h t­
s n o r te d L ife m a g a z in e 
e o u s, 
l a s t w e ek .

T h e S e n a te a g re e d T u e s d a y 
a f te rn o o n , v o tin g dow n a De-rto- 
c ra tie -s p o n s o re d 
th a t 
t h r e a te n e d to u n b a la n c e a b u d ­
.* n e a rin g e q u i m r., m i
g e t 
fo r 
th e 
f ir s t 
m r s .

t a x c u t 

s in c e 

tim e 

th e 

A lr e a d y p a s s e d w a* a H o u se 
fo r a b la n k e t 

b ill 
that* c a lle d 
$20 C'j* p e - ta x p a y e r

T h e H o u se bill h a d b e e n t e r m ­
y 

ir r e s p o n s .b J i t > 

fisc a l 

e d 
Ik e .

♦
err HER K E P I BUC A N S bad

t a e d at e-. e n w rs e n a m e -

T h e H o u -e v e rsio n of th e c u t. 
w h ic h pa*• • i a f te r 
fie rc e de­
b a te fo r tw o w e ek s, w o u ld h a \ e 
c o s t 
th e g o v e rn m e n t a n e s ti­
m a t e d $2 I billion a n n u a lly . T h e 
SU*rate v e rs io n w a s so m e w h a t 
c h e a p e r 
it w o . I e e ly h a v e c o st 
$908 rn lilt n re v e n u e a n n u a lly .

R e p u b lic a n s 

th e I .- e r r w e r b u d g e ’ 

*
p r iv a te ly w e re 
w o r r y in g rn*-re a ro u t p rim ip .es 
t h a n a b o u t te e tm tu a l c u t E v e n 
n ow 
is 
f a r fro m b a la n c e d but th e A d ­
m in is tr a tio n s till h a s h o p e s of 
in to e n e x t tw o s e a r s .
d o in g 
s q u a w k : 
W h e n t a x e s w e re g o in g up. t r e y 
in c r e a s in g p ron re - * v ( y. 
w e re 
T h a t is 
th e m o re a m a n m a d e 
th e rn r e he p a d. T h e re w e re 
n o b la n k e t sp* d ie r a o e s

T h e p r i m a r y C O P 

Etui now w h en 

ta x e s c o m e 
d o w n , th e c u ts a r e n la n k e t T o 
a m a n m a k in g S. p e r w e ek . a 
c u t of $20 m hi* a n n u a l 
t a x 
w o u ld look like a h e a p of gold. 
T o a m a n m a k in g $200 p e r w e e k 
so
th e $20 c u t w ould be 

ju st 

m a n y p e a n u ts .

A nd th e re fo re , th e G O F issu e d 1 

a p le a fo r " f a i r p la y ."

★
T H E Y C V IJ.L E D the entire
t a x c u t d r iv e " c h e a p p o litic s "
C rie d P h ila d e lp h ia ’s R e p u b li­
c a n R e p r e s e n ta tiv e H u g h S c o tt: 
" I n m y city-, th e to p p r ic e fo r a 
v o te is SI- X a m w o n d e rin g w h a t 
you g e n tle m e n in te n d to do w i?h 
th e e x tr a $19.”

T h e D e m o c r a ts a re c la im in g 

" s e lf-d e fe n se .

" T h e n a tio n n e e d s a ta x c u t," 
d e c la re d S e n a to r P a u l D o u g la s 
( M L ) . ‘ T h e re fo re w hy sh- uid 
w e w a it a n d let th e R e p u b lic a n s 
ta k e c re d it fo r o n e jus? b efo re 
th e 1956 e le c t ion ? "

T h e D e m o c ra t s. s a id t h a ’ su c h 
th e en­
a c u t w ould s tim u la te 
tir e A m e ric a n e c o n o m y , 
th e r e ­
b y a v o w in g Ik e to b a la n c e th e 
b u d g e t a t a l a t e r d a te w ith low 
ta x e s .

Ik e fu m ed . H e d id n 't a g re e in 
th e le a st. And w h a t re a lly h a d 
th e P r e s id e n tia l ire a ro u s e d w a s 
th e v e ry w o rd in g o f th e H ouse
bill.

I t h a d one w h a le of a 

In th e d e c k : a r i d e r in 
w ould e x te n d th e e x c ise 
52 p e r c e n t c o r p o ra te t 
little ite m s th a t a d d up 
ty $2 8 billion p e r y e a r .

jo k e r
bill 
and

0 a n u -

T h u s if E is e n h o w e r ha* 
th e ta x c u t. he a ls o w ot 
v e to e d b a d ly n e e d e d re v

1 v e to e d 
id h a v e 
?nue.

E B IL L w<
‘rn rn e n t $1

T H E H O I

co st th e governor 
in re v e n u e . T h et 
billion w ould ha- 
th ro u g h e x te n s io 
tw o ta x e s .

e t>

1 g a in e d 
ie o th e r

a m o u m in g to $20 p e r t a x p a v e r
a n d $10 fo r a ll d<? pen d e m s
ex-
c e p t w it
!0W m a r t led
coup! es c
in co m e s of rn o re th a n
$5 -AVI WIOUId bene!

The> re'du c tio n we•uid p

ip al-
ly a iti si ng Ie ta x p a v e rs o r t hose
filin g se:
r a te r e t u rn s. Cot,tples
wouifi tx?n<edit only to thie eivtent
th a t 1the ta x cut ex■
d th)e ad-
v a n " ig e
t h e y cot.lid c laim i b y
inconne-s pl ittin g .

T h e 

ID e m o c ra ts

we re

sp lit

th e

o v e r
P re

le n t S e n a t e fen ce- itim p -
e ra w e r e D em os H a n ry 
IBvTd
(V a i anid W a lte r <Neons;e ((j 3 . I,
w ho botiI 'voted ak;a in st
th e bill
cJoin rn i tlN?e. Eloth
F in a n c e
a r e
concederI to Iye Ete m o
gen e!“all;
le a d e rs .
Bu!I la te Tues, da'v it }ip p e a re d
t h a t 'the P r e s id e n t h a d m a d 'e h .s
po in t

AT A P R E S S c o n fe re n c e la 
w e ek he h a d s a id : "W h e n v 
ta lk a b o u t d e c re a s in g re v e n u 
a t a tim e w hen th e gov* rn m e 
in s p ite of e v e ry s a v in g w e ha- 
b e e n a b le to m a k e , is spends! 
s o m e w h a t m o re 
ta k 
in, w e a r e re a c h in g so m e kii 
o f h e ig h ts in ft sc iii \ yto4? Don qj h 
icy M

th a n 

it 

T h e o u tc o m e m a y ha- e 
rl 
te r m in e d A m e ric a n fis c a l poi; 
fo r th e n e x t tw o y e a rs ,

I t m a y w ell h e ra ld th e ca 
o f a new " p a y a s you go 
ic y , 
in s te a d of th e u n b a l 
b u d g e t w ith c o n sta n tly m oi 
d e fic it.

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a g a in T u e s d a y .

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in te n d e d 
a 
w ould h a \ e g iven 
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a n d o b je c t;
a PCX'a re d lr
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a s s n e w s s!
of h e a r in g
I ’T e r s ’ wl
d a n c e , p lay
and Ko to c
a c h a n g e
in d o o r m o
m o u n ta in c
a r c h ite c ts .
if 
o th e r th a n

th ey he

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ll*
On 

o f ciriv e ! in s e a rc h o f it

t h e ir 

th e few good W r ite r s wh o s it in th e
b a c k g ro u n d a w a itin g 
tu rn s
w hi Ie th e r e a d e r s s t a r t e for £.’■ xxi
m a 1r e n a l. L ea st of a ll a re v\e con-
sid#’r a te of 
the h o p e le s s rn a tori ?v
o f f■v Ant nj h> i toT% \v ho a re led to be­
H ev e th a t e m n lo v m e n t ’w ith a c ity
p a p e r o r on th e s ta f f c>f a m a g a -
’ is in ev itab le b e c a u s e of re c u r-
rin^j a c c e p ta n c e of woirk h e re a t
th e U n iv e rsity .

poor 

g r a m m a r. 

h a v e beco m e b y not v so sa fu r-
« t e<1 w ith 
th e S im p le I >*clarativ *
S en (once 
'very sim p le . y e t con-
fa ir ring 
ill-used
p h r a se s, an d m u ltitu d i nous sla n g
e x p c e s s io n * ' th a t I find it difficu lt
to c o m p re h e n d m v p rfic ions New
Y e t k T im e s a n y m o r e ;
tim e s I
a rn fo rce d to r e fe r to im y d irtm n -
a r \f
tim e s
a ny se n ten c e c o n ta in in g m o re th a n
e I e *cen w ord* o r p u n c tu a tio n o th e r

to r e r e a d 

sev e r a l 

o r 

a t 

I SH REE

n the c o m m a o r pej i o d '
TA K E ti
hon th e

o p p o rtu n ity
f i ts of y o u r

W e b s te r 

to

find

fit tin g ; s u it a b ilit y I

f Y i t l r l s m — th e a r t o f j u d g in g w ith 
( p r o ­
k n o w l e d g e a n d p r o p r ie t y 
p r i e t y — q u a lit y o f b e in g p r o p e r 
o r 
T h e first q u a lific a tio n c a n often 
be difficu lt 
in 
c a ^ e s of p ro fe s sio n a ls , b u t the la t­
t e r h a s q uite o b v io u sly b e en o v e r­
se lec tio n s.
the T e x a n 
lo o k e d 

lo d e te r m in e ev en 

in 

q u e e n s, 
too, a n t 
n ific a n t

Pl*

Int*- r-

a i I 

in t e l lig e n t ly 

e a tin g 
a n d lf w e m u s t in t e r v ie w ti 
c a m p u s p o p u la tio n , give us

I a r i e l \ I
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Bl

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IT ort ani ti

A tarn** m t r c h a n d iiin g

com *rn
n i l l J lit PJTiri#w on Cha ranI pl JR V ri­
fin y, Mur' *h IS* T h e y w ti I 
talk te
a ll mun InturuNted sn a i t «r<«er
in
an lex a n i m errhandisinK Mf*n w in
in Flores, of
he placed and tr a in e d 
thel r r ho. 4*. as 
pot! Ibit,
i I hf* St udcfit 
P e a rce Hall

far bs

Em pk

A 

for m erch a n d isin g 

la rg e retail s to r e In H ouston 
w ill have r ep resen ta tiv es on 
the 
c a m p u s T u esd a y and V. ednesday, 
M arch IS and IR, to In terv iew i-nndi- 
dnte* 
trainees, 
c re d it departm en t tr a in e e s fo r work 
in C red it and C o llectio n , 
tran sp or­
ta tio n or traffic. T ec h n ic a l people 
in w ork o f 
t o becom e en g a g ed 
m a ter ia l handling m o v in g 
service 
and w areh ouse p rodu ction problem* 
in hom e econ om ic* mar­
k e tin g m erch a n d isin g and advertis­
in g are acceptable

Ma (ors 

Pick up brochure* and make ap­
p o in tm en ts in th e S tu d en t Employ­
m e n t Huearu, D a r e # H a ll 10R

T h# KS N avy O fficer P ro cu re­
m ent T eam w ill be on th e cam pus

Ma rch 23
24, and 25 to Intcrvle w
and a d m in ia ta r Off tref Qua ll f ira Ilion
T est* to R(pretor attideBta litter ailied
In N aval Od firer P reg rams,

F o r 

fo rt her 

to
Che Stu derit F.rnpi oym rnt B u n SU,
P ea rce H al I VG

inf or mat ton go

E t J O 

I S Naval
lion will

R W agner 
f fleer from 
p r o sp e ctiv e a p p lies! 
JffJct r r and ') d e t'l 
th ro u g h Man h 25

Reserve 
in ter v ie w 
th e N a v e 
M arch 23
Views w ill be conducted at th e S tu ­
dent E m p lo y m en t Bureau, L ea ? 'a 
H alt PJR

T e x a s In stru m en ts. S em ico n d u cto r 
E n g in e e r in g and M aterial and Cnm - 
p o n en ls R esearch w ill have 30-rotn- 
Ute 
in ter v ie w s M anti 17 in Engirt* 
et rin g B u ild in g 400A and ioOB.

S ta n o lo id O il and Gas C o m p a n y 
r e p re sen ta tiv e s are sch ed u lin g 
in­
terview * ai G eology B uild ing 311 
from 9 to < 40 p rh on March 17, 
T h e in terv iew * w ill last 20 m in ute#

O h W h a t Bliss!

To tho E d it o r :

cines* Com rr.:tte e 

is a
in h e a rin g
stu d e n ts

3 nd 

king 

jo jr $ * rstot 

r-js m »| a 11A r* % 

g ro u p w hit!’n 
g rip es, but
h a p p y . As sa c h . th e <co m m itte e
been o v e r v>ved 
th ’ s y e a r a t 
th e
su p e rb ly cfiSc te n t wniv th e U ni v e r ­
sitv is bein;GT ru n 
ITie r* is h a r d ly
a th in g w r
o u r s<-hooi rn
th e w a y of f a c u lty , flh vs le a l fa c ih -
f A n A-*
tie s. ru le s
t 'o n ir e of bi
cilitie?, tr a f f ic
p ro c e d u re s
, 
co n tro l, 
r e
o rie n ta tio n . e tc ., e tc ,, s d in fin itu m .
I H W E EA SILY com m to th is
c o n clu sio n Iry s im p ly o b se rv in g th e
m in im u m n urn he r of stu d e n ts c o m -
ing 
little co m m itt ce w ith
th e ir w oes. T h is trill v m u st be th e
IR F E C T E :>T u n iv e rs ity
in th e who} e w o rld
b a r none. The
tw o »2) <1 p lu s I ‘
stu d e n ts w h o
h a v e m a d e
iv to us w e re
ta k e n c a re of in sh<>rt o rd e r. T he
o nly c o n s tr y e ti v t c ri t ic ism * o th e r
th a n m ese h a v e corrse fro m w ith in

to o u r

agent
A <5 
happ

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din g

ippy

’ e of

th i

P S . — W e ' r e 

F R A N K CO O K SEY
s t i l l m e e t i n g e v e r y 
in 

T h u r-d a y a fte rn o o n a t 5 p .m . 
the I nlon.

A

S l a b of Print?

To th e E d ito r :

T he w o n d e rfu l g a la x y of le tte r* 
in y o u r 
th a t h a s b e en a p p e a r in g 
c olum n o f 
la te , on one c o n tro ­
v e rsy a n d a n o th e r , m a k e pitifu lly 
a p p a re n t 
th e q u a lity of m at*< iai 
w ritte n fo r p u b lic a tio n by th# " s tu ­
d e n ts of jo u r n a lis m 
! O ne w o n d e rs 
about th e p u rp o se of the d a ily sla b 
that, w e c a ll a "new s " - 
of p rin t 
p a p e r 
tra in in g 
g round fo r f u tu r e w rite r* (? ) o r 
is it ju s t a h a n g o u t w h e re a n y o n e 
who t in ty p e u p a h it of c h ild ish 
p ra ttle 
form a n d 
r e a s o n a b le 
sign his n a m e to it g e ts the o p p o r­
lh# p r in t" ? If th is 
tu n ity to " h it 
s not th e ( I 
th e n is it th a t th e 
Texan is ru n on su c h a d e m o c ra tic 
b asis th a t a n y w r ite r , no m a tte r 
how poor, c a n get his w ork pub-

th e T e x a n a 

;n 

Is 

I W I N T R E U EVE that the read­
er is hesng treated fairly - the read-

L C 5 
Traffic

Re - *s ami net

foreign {an­
te e OI O * st,

W B SH IPP R egistrar 
and D irector of A a m iu :,'f»s

I 

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■’rn Air Kon-a Has* 

i ' r s o r n e ! O ff ira,
an- 
need for an Kng.nm rln* 
salary 
•I'raf* •:;*«> 
; . -an'a
cia . 
■red A; ;.U,ant should hav*

v*,;Th 

In drafting or appropriate 
n A' U M six month*, of 
•« rietae n- .st have been in 
tural or structural, drafting 
cd person* arc rrq v cslrd ’n 
the Civilian Personnel Of. 
ergstrom Air Force Bas*.

! of 
ten- 
■as*.

T o o ,

anti oth er * 

h- taken, sir-' 

O ff i' a on Ma

W B SHIPP

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in CCars*

to r 
t o 
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TEXAN CROSSW ORD

ACTIONS

\9 Small 

depressions

I Small 

quarrels
* Embrace
l l Small

( Law >
12 Celerity
13 By oneself
l l A roller

which inka
type (print I
Say over
again
17 Man'*

15

nickname

IS A U. S.

president
21 Personal
pronoun

22 Fua*
2 ) A flo w e r 
2? Another 

* 

name for the 
F rie n d ly 
Islands
29 C o n e d ning
30 Breach o f

faith (rare)

32 Mature
33 I am ( c o n ­
tracted )
SI Parts o f

or nam ental
n ails
se E vening
sun god
A place of
worship
42 Milton's

"Regent o f
the Sun"
45 U 8 poet
46 Seek

laboriously
for
Information

47 P uff up
48 Old Nora*
work*

DOWN

I Ma«t
2 Hawaiian
g odde*a
3 On top
4 Skin

disorder
ft Faithful 
6
7 Measure
(Czech J
t» Question*
9 Emitting
vapor
IO Prevade
16 Sailor

(slang)

Greek letter

19 W an­
d e re d 
sum-
le*sly

20 Com

(Jap )

22 Posture
23 Having
dormers

24 Single
unit
Body of
water

26

I v
Ut __

H A

2* Fuel
31 Not at
home
3ft A pleasant
expression
37 Temperate
39 Scheme

4 0 O n e of the
people of
L a tv ia

41 O gle*
43 Girl a nam*
44 M an s

n ic k n a m e

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la L O N G F E L L O W

One letter sim ply stands for another. 

(for the three L a . X for the tw o O's, etc. Single 
trophies, the 
t u t h day the code letters are different.

In this exam ple A is used 
letters, apr»».j 
length and form ation o f the words are all hint*.1 

A C ry p to g ra m Quotation

Q S W F 

K F Q O J B F 

B S 

V A Q N L P Y Q

B V F 

I F L B V F K 

W L R

Q f P T , 

N A B 

V S A Q F I J H F Q * L Z Z L J K Q

V L H F 

P F H f K

L F 

F P Y — B A Q Q F K .

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M A N M A D E T H E TO W N—COW PF. R

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W a 'd n e id e y , M a-cF TS, 1955 T H ? DA"_Y "TEXAN » « c « I

FoEcbt^T M r. Marcus to Talk Thursday
To Japanese

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Sports Clubs 
Announce 
New Members

N ew m e m b e rs of UTSA clubs 
have been announced this w eek by 
Miss Sh ie la O ’G a ra . They a re

Bow an d A rrow —Semi C ronfel,
Jo y N eyland, and D orothy S m ith ;
C a n te r—M arily n R onshausen, K a ­
ren M oehlem an, Anne Sanford,
C raig W illiam s, am i Louise W e tte r;
Poona — C a rm e n Caldwell a n d 
K a th e rin e B u sh ; R acket —- Sylvia 
H arp , S h a rle n e G oltzm an, C arol 
O gden, J u a n a R ee Owens, M elinda 
R ae, an d B eth W eems,

S trik e and S pare -Ann N iehol,
B ev erly Scroggins, G ail W ilson;
Tee C lub 
Sally R itchie, J a n e 
B ogar, J a n e t Isaa c k s, C arol T u rn ­
e r, a n d D onna Lee; T u rtle —J o 
B eth H olcom b, K ay C u lb re ath ,
M a rg a re t Shaffer. Sandra M ont­
gom ery. D enise Beyt, and Holly 
H illia rd ; T ouche — Evelyn D oss,
R o b e rta C rew , Barbara Davis,
B a rb a ra G ra y , and Be a B ro t/m a n .

Berger Tells Arabs 
US Interested

R ab b i E lm e r B erger, E x ec u tiv e 
D ire c to r of th e A m erican C ouncil 
of J u d a is m , told the A rab S tu d e n t 
A ssociation T u esd ay night th a t w ith 
in c re a se d 
tra v e l, A m ericans a r e 
becom ing m o re and m ore in te re s t­
ed in th e M iddle E a st and A rab 
p ro b lem s.

H e said th a t through w ork a n d 
conduct, 
th e A rabs m ust re b u ild 
friendship w ith the U nited S ta te s 
and th e W est.

D r. B e rg e r said that the A ra b s 
I S tates h a v e a g re a t potential and 
; th a t 
th e M iddle E a st has m u ch 
to o ffe r th e W est besides m en and 
oil.

; 

th a t 

In d isc u ssin g p ropaganda th a t has 
the M iddle E a s t 
grow n o u t of 
situation,’ D r. B e rg er told th e A rab 
not 
stu d en ts 
they 
“ ad o p t a n a ttitu d e 
th e y 'r e 
m isu n d e rsto o d and go into a sh e ll.” 
they should con-
tinue to s tre s s th e ir points so th a t 
they m a y be h eard, 

H e sa id 

should 

th a t 

th a t 

to 

fa v o ra b le 

A ccording 

to D r. B e rg e r 

th e
p re se n t policy of the U nited S ta te s 
in the M iddle E a s t is an en o rm o u s 
a sse t to th e A rab States. I t is not 
all 
the A rabs, but 
through th e e ffo rts of the A rab s, 
th e ir position.
they c a n 
th a t A m ericans a r e 
ju s t now beginning to re a liz e th a t 
th e re a r e 40 m illion A rabs in th e 
th ey
(A m e rica n s) w a n t to know m o re 
a b o u t th e s e p eo p le.”

H e a d d e d 

im p ro v e 

H e c o n c lu d e d : “ H ave p a tie n c e 
th e h u m a n 
and do n o t yield 
te m p ta tio n to a n sw er p ro p a g a n d a 
a c a inst y o u .”

to 

I A R K W 00D

S T O C K I N G ^

f*t* ipfilMI tor

Stocking X fits 
exactly. T hat means 
it won’t bag at the
knees, sag, wrinkle, 
tw ist or bind 
any* here, anytime. 
Keeps seams 
straight all day. 
Adjusts to any 
garter length. 
N ever loses its 
stretchability or 
dull "m akeup” 
look. $1.95 a pair. 
(colors).

The Long and
Short of It! 
"CnADOLOS * 
yam makes 
Stocking X 
stretch so 
easily. 3 sizes 
fit ail— 
Petite, 
Average, TalL

r v c u r c u N

M E E ! INGS 

n I i l i a I * n i . 
The Staff A sam’lotion <>f th** I ut 
varsity 
libraries w ill honor D r.!
JLlerena B. F rie n d , lib ra ria n of the I 
igpnc* (' B a rk e r T ex as Historv 
C e n te r, w ith a recep tio n W ednesday 
a t 4 p m . in B a rk e r H istory lounge.
Dr. Friend was recently awarded 
th e Sum m erfield G. R o b e rts a w ard 
for h e r hook, “ S am H ouston: The 
G reat. D esigner "
i t

M ica will have a c o iffe call 
W ednesday evening from 7 to 8 30 
in T exas Union 301 honoring the 
•tx S w eetheart fin alists,

★
"B ib lical B ackground of Holy 
C om m union,” the topic of a series 
of 
the 
O a n te rb u rj Club. will hold its sec­
ond session in Ai! S a in ts’ Episcopal 
C hurch at 7 p rn. W ednesday.

fellow ships of 

fresh m en 

Mi ?' . El l en E r n b r e e is in c h a r g e 
of t!ie p r o g r a m a n d R o g e r (Riley ? 
of S mthwe t Scm • ary is a s s is t’.? • 
h e r ,

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The th ird m eeting of Southw est-. 

e m R ocket Society w ill be held a!
7 p.m . W ednesday in I x p eiim cn tal 
Science B uilding 137. The club is 
open to new m e m b ers.

★
A luncheon and style show will 
be given by' th e N ew com ers < tub 
W ednesday a t I p m , a t the A ustin 
Country’ Club.

\ T » * « V CZ H w . I 

\'\jOk 

A T a i I a I ® VIM l l 
Models will be Mrs, F. G. B ry­
ant, Mrs, D. F . Dawson, Mrs. John 
Hejduk, Mrs. II. Lee Hirsche, M rs. 
(J. (I. Kiser, Mrs. W. C. I buster* 
hoeft. and M rs. JI. F. Rase, They 
will mode! clothes from Chenard’s. 
*
Miss M a rg a re t M ayer, C apitol 
c o rresp o n d en t 
for Hie 
D allas T im e s-H e ra ld and Tim e a n d 
Bde, will be guest, speaker a t an 
open and p ro fessio n al m eeting of 
T h eta S ig m a P h i T hursday at 7 30 
p m , 
the 
in S e m in a r Room of 
Jo u rn a lism B uilding.

in Austin 

The m ee tin g of ii;'' honorary a n d 
p ro f e s sio n a l w o m en ’s 
jo u rn alism 
fra te rn ity will be open to all in te r- 
o* U d R uder ta.

T to Discuss 
Christianity

" H ic R e la tio n of C hristianity to 
Social S cience ’ 
is the topic o f a 
panel discussion at the Univc sity 
‘Y T h u rsd a y night at 7.15

The p a n e l w ill consist of D r. 
C arl R osonquist of the U niversity 
sociology d e p a rtm e n t, D r R oyal 
E m bree of 
the education p s y c h o 
logy d e p a rtm e n t, and Dr. D avid 
M lier of 
th e philosophy dept rt- 
merit

E d w a rd S. M arcus, second of the 
fo u r M arcu s b ro th ers w ho 
run 
w idely known N e im an -M arcu s of 
top m er- 
D allas and one of th e 
jc h a n d is in g ex p erts in the c o u n try , 
w ill a d d re s s 
the stu d e n t c h a p te r 
of th e A m erican M a rk e tin g Asso­
ciation a t 7:30 p.m . T h u rsd a y in 
T e x a s U nion,.

M e m b e rs of th e A ustin A dver­
tising Club have been 
in v ited as 
sp e c ia l gu ests to h e a r th e a d d re s s.

M r. M arcu s beg an his c a r e e r in 
D allas 
in 1928. H e held v a rio u s 
positions until he b e c a m e g e n e ra l 
m e rc h a n d isin g m a n a g e r in 1938.

L ike his fath er and b ro th e rs, E d ­
w ard M a rc u s alw ays d e m o n s tra te d
a keen 
in terest in w orld a ffa irs. 
In 1940 he took leav e of ab sen c e 
from N eim an-M arcus to w ork un­
officially for the S tate D e p a rtm e n t 
in th e prom otion of p re w a r tr a d e 
; re la tio n s with South A m erican 
countr ies a t a tim e w hen c o n su m e r 
goods w ere beginning to b e c u t off 
! in E u ro p e a n m a rk e ts.

He e n te re d the Air F o rc e in 1942,
; se r v e d th re e y e a rs d u rin g th e w ar,
, a n d w a s released from a c tiv e duty 
in 1945 with 
the ra n k of m a jo r. 
H e re -e n tered the N e im an -M arcu s 
o rg a n iz a tio n with th e position he 
now holds, v ice-president a n d d ire c ­
to r of the sto re ’s New Y ork buying 
office.

Old clothes o r h ew clothes a re 
needed in the N ew m an Club drive
b rin g held for $ e need y of 
the 
p a rish of O ur L a d y of the Light­
house T ra p p ist M o n a stery in Hok­
kaido, Japan.

Bodin H ugger, a U n iv ersity stu ­
d e n t, is the initial h a c k e r of the 
d riv e . He m e t F a t h e r P e te r R oger, 
a p riest at the m o n a s te ry , while 
in J a p a n w ith 
he w as stationed 
th e A ir F orce. H e beg an c o rre s­
ponding w ith F a th e r R o g er and 
th a t poor 
le a rn e d of 
the n e e d 
farm ers; and fish e rm e n 
in Ja p a n 
h a v e for clothes. H u g g e r presented 
to the N ew m an Club 
the m a tte r 
h e re and they b e g an th e drive.
Clothes ha*, c been coming 

in, 

but more a r e needed.

Those with clothes which 

to co ntrib ute 
them 

they 
the 
like 
would 
d riv e should brin g 
the 
N ew m an Annex, 2010 U niversity 
A venue. If unable to b rin g them , 
cor tact Hugger a t 8-2873 and he 
will pick them up.

to 
to 

M ica- W i c a H o nors 
FinalistsTonight

A Mica-W ica Coffee Call will 
honor M ica Sweetheart candidates 
from 7 to S ilo p rn. in T ex as Union 
301. All m em b ers of ’fie 
two o r­
ganizations a re in v ited to attend.

T he sw eetheart will be sele ted 
a t the M ica E rin B all to be held 
S atu rd a y night. T he w inn er will be 
e n te red 
in a nation-w ide sw eet­
h e a rt contest.

You can buy a n y th in g from an M lddle E a s t _ “ th erefo re 

E D W A R D M A R C U S 
. . . from D allas to New York

Cran//// to Readd row ning 
In Union Session Today

ism .” 

D r Thorn-c- M. C ran fill, asse- 
elate professor of E nglish, w ill give 
Dr. C ra n fill, who received his 
re a d in g s from Brow ning W ednes- bachelor of a r t s degree from the 
d ay at 4 p .m . in Union 311. He is U niversity in 1934, also holds m as- 
te r of a r ts a n d doctor of philosophy
a lre a d y fam ous on the c a m p u s for 
his in te rp re ta tio n s of S h ak esp e are .
d egrees fro m H a rv a rd U niversity, 
falsetto 
w here he w a s a tu to r and tea c h in g 
for d a in ty women to b a ss for ru g ­
fellow. He ta u g h t a t G eorgia In sti- 
ged m e n . D r. C ranfill 
is ab le to 
tute of T echnology' and N orthw est­
c a p tu re the interest of the student 
ern U n iv e rsity before joining T he 
a n d p av e the wax for m o re u n d e r­
U niversity of T e x a s English fa c u l­
standing.
ty in 1945.

U sin g everything 

from 

! Itis grandfather. J B . C ranfill.

recen t au to m o b ile 

An avid arr colle c to r, D r. C ran­
fill picked up s e v e ra l paintings 
d u rin g a 
trip 
thro u g h F ra n c e , Ita ly , Sw itzerland, 
A u stria , E ngland. G e rm a n y , and
in te re sts 
Scandinavia, Since his 
e x te n d through the e n tire field of 
a r t , his readings r e f le c t a percep- 
tion which 
is re a lly re m a rk a b le , 
a n d never fails 
to e n te rta in and 
enlighten his a u d ien c e.

is D r

A lthough S h akespeare 

Dr. C r a n f ills ta le n ts do not s*np 
* has stu d - 
fail to do justice to B row ning, an-* led o p e ra a n d sung on the s ta g e . 
o th e r of his favorites. At p revious He tu rn e d dow n a chance to sin g z- n 
re a d in g s of B row ning, 
he has with a m a jo r o p e ra com pany In 
b ro u g h t the c h a ra c te rs to life by o rd er to a c c e p t a scholarship a n d 
en act rig each one a n d n a rra tin g 
the scenes. 

a n d genial le c tu re r
D r. C ranfill feels th a t th o se who also w as th e c o -au th o r ol a biogra* 
p la c e vigor and stre n g th in poetry phy of B a rn a b y R ich, E liz a b e th a n 
above lyru beauty w ill p a rtic u la r- so ld ier-w rite r. T he book w as s e ­
leased la st y e a r through the Uni- 
ll’ en jo y Browning. He c u e s Brown 
ing a s “ one of the g re a t V ictorian versify P re s s . At the p resen t D r. 
poets of thoughtful, sound optim - C ranfill is w o rk in g on a book a b o u t

teach a t th e U niversity, 

The w itty 

I 
I 

Alpha Gam s Choose 

Edith W ilson Favorite

E d ith Wilson w as n a m e d b o t 

ette W orkm an, an d Ja n n ette W ork-

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jO 6 Pl S IN G W J n O D 

E a s te r hat 
to a ra c c o o n coat at 
the new Budget Shop opened by 
th. H um ane Society < f A ustin and 
T ra v is County a t I KH E a st .Sixth 
S treet.

re c e n t 

ru m m a g e 

The shop w as s ta r te d as the re ­
su lt of a 
-lie 
w hich m et w ith w h a t m em bers 
te rm e d "tre m e n d o u s su cc e ss ” The 
enough 
to 
so ciety hopes 
m oney to support its a n im a l shel­
te r tin arb tho sto re.

r a is e 

WAI Green, a g ra d u a te play­
w rig h t student a t th # U niversity. 
is m a n ag e r of the shop v hi. h is 
open frc rn IO a rn. lo 6 p rn ev er;,' 
d a y except Sundays a n d T uesdays
H e said that the shop will be able
to rem ain open o n ly if contrib!!
tions continue to c o m e 

pledge of Alpha G a m m a D elta so- man.
ro rity Saturday night a t 
th e an- 
n u al F e a s t of R oses b a n q u e t fob 
low ing the spring in itiatio n . 

T h e banquet honored th e follow- 

Also h o n o red were Alpha G a m s 
initiated in th e fall: Joan P a tric ia 
B ryan, C ecelia C ulpepper, P a tr ic ia 
Io r r a in e Stockton, Suzann P rim , cd to be m ade d ire c tly to th e store

R um m age co n trib u tio n s a re a s k -!

in.

mg new initiates: T a n y a Cannon I Peggy J e a n Rowland. B a rb a ra Ann H ow ever, pickup se rv ic e mav be 
D iane Davis, M a riy n n Davis, Lynn R o t o id. Elizabeth Ann H olm obtained b y callin g M rs. Edwin

i G re en , M arcia H ocvet, Ann Huff- j C harlene E v a n s , B etty Loa H aga- B ooth a t 7^4702 o r M rs Raymond

ington, E lizabeth Ann K e a sle r, Do- m an, S h aro n H arv el, B erth a M a- D e a r a t 2-347®. M rs. Booth and
ro th y E ugenia McCoy, M a rg a re t non H oick, N an cy Laughlin, R u th 
M rs. D ear a re c o -ch a irm e n of the 
M am scaleo, R uth Ann O verbeck, j Phillips, S h irley Loraine P rie s t,
society s w ays and m e a n s co m m it­
B ettin a P ietrantonio, 
S allas.
tee.
R uth M a r y R a m sey , B a rb a ra E sth e r H a y W hitt, and Ja n e WU*
Richard*, Roxanne R itte r, 

J ill Quinn, j M artha 

S am u els, Olga 

Ite m S eries S ta rt* T o d a y

liamson

Joan 
| S m ith, P a ts y Clay* S m ith, E dith 

On th e p ro g ra m for the b a n q u et 
Wilson, B a rba ra Ann Wood, Ann- j were M rs. R o g e r Binfield p re s i­
dent of th e Austin Alumnae C h a p ­
ter, M rs. F r e d Ribar, c h a ir m a n 
of Execut ve Council, Edith W il­
son, best pledge, and Ann P a tric k , 
u n d o g r a d u a t e president

C h c m H o n o r a r y 
M o m b c r - h u n g r y

“ W hat H ave You D one With 
th e th e m e of e 
J e s u s ? ” will be 
s e rie s on Lenten s e rv ic e s beginning 
W ednesday at 7 30 p .m . a t the st. 
M a rtin ’s L utheran C h u rch . The 
se rv ic e s will last for six successive 
W ednesdays.

There’s a 

Difference in Diamonds

C H O O SE O N L Y THE B E ST

Iota Sigma Pi, w om en s honor­
ary chem istry fraternity, is look- J 
mg for new m em bers.

Initiates must be chem istry m a­
jors or majoring in an allied field, i 
in chem istry 
w ith 
and a B average.

tw enty hours 

spring 

The fraternity w ill also sponsor 
a 
tea honoring women 
c h e m is try majors. They also offer 
an a w a rd at Swing Out 
the 
highest chemistry grade among 
junior women chem istry m a jo r s1 
and an award for the highest worn- 
an s grade in freshman chem istry

for 

Anyone who 

feels qualified 

is 
urged to contact Dr. Bet tv DeBusk 
in C hem istry Building 208 or M n . 
A lice Brown in E xperim ental Sci­
ence Building 230.

D ia m o n d s l o o k a lik e , but 
quality and value vary w id e ly . 
Y 'ou can be sure o f th e w o r l d ’s 
finest quality d i a m o n d ring 
w h e n you c h o o s e K e e p s a k e — 
th e gen u in e r e g i s te r e d p e rfec t

W M J fa ti? %?<</

J E W E L S O F T H E S E A

“Hit Parade"— lops the lint 
in figure s tra te g y ! I t ’s 
artfully shirred to curb your 
curves, would you into a, sleek 
shape. Cmne see if, tr y it - 
strike a new note for your 
figure today! Elasticized 
faille. SU.9S

Our Wednesday Menu at Scholz
C h o ice T-Bone Steak or G enu ine Elgin Barbecue Sa u sa ge 
or Tenderloin o f Trout 

Com bination Salad 

M ashed Potatoes

G re e n Beans and C re a m e d Corn 
H o t Rolls & C o rn b re a d — A pple Pie 

C o ffe e or Tea

Sc/xifz

1607 S«n J a c in to 

W h e re you are always welcome
fc 

if e u cleome 

tai ye parties

Looking for some Real

MEXICAN FOOD

lf M ex ico is too far, try our special
M E X IC A N D IN N E R

SAN JACINTO CAFE

16+h at Sin Jacinto 

Opan al! wack 6 A.M. til! Midnight

Austin % only K E E P S A K E Diamond Jeweler

For perfect harmony when you w ant to look 

your special best. Boned and wired

t o w i t h h o l d t h a t w a y w a r d w a i s t l i n e — 

It cinches inches off! —and comfortably,

A gentle symphony in Dacron lace and leno elastic 

— beribboned and Touched 

for figure and eye appeal.

White Sites 32-36, A (up

32-39, B end C cup

12.50

ai

distinctive jw elry

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DELICIOUS LUNCHES

For a quick lunch or a com plots dinner, 
try The M o n h a W a n 's delicious 
sa nd ­
w iches and Kosher foods. A complete 
65c lunch doily.

KOSHER DELICATESSEN

9 05 C O N G R E SS

On Campus ■with 

M a x S h o k a n

( A u t h o r p f '•Barefoot B a y » ttM Cheek," ate.)

S C I E N C E M A D E S I M P L E : N O . 2

Though th is column is intended solely as a vehicle for well- 
tem pered drollery, the m akers of Philip M orris have agreed to 
let me use th is space from time to tim e f o r a short lesson in 
science. They are the most decent and obliging of men, the 
m akers of P hilip M orris, as one would guess from sampling 
th e ir product. Only from bounteous h e a rts could come such a 
pleasurable c ig a re tte —so felicitously blended, so gratify in g to 
the taste, so soothing to the psyche. And, as though bringing 
you the most agreeable cigarette on the m ark et were not enough, 
the m akers of Philip M orris have enclosed th e ir wares in the 
Snap-Open Pack, an ingeniously contrived w rapping that yields 
up its treasu re w ithout loss of tim e or cuticle. And, finally’, 
th is paragon of cigarettes, wrapped in th e paragon of packages, 
can be had in king-size or regular, as your t a s t e dictates. Who 
can resist such a winning combination? N ot I,

A few weeks ago in this column we had a b rie f lesson in chem­
istry. Today we take up another a ttra c tiv e s c ie n c e -medicine.
Medicine was invented in 1066 by a Greek nam ed Hippocrates. 
He soon att racted around him a group of devoted disciples whom 
he called “ doctors”. The reason he called them “ doctors’* was 
th a t they sa t around a dock all day. Some fished, some ju s t 
dozed in the noonday sun. In tru th , there w as little else for them 
to do, because disease was not invented u n til 1492.

A f te r th at doctors became very b u sy , but, it m ust be reported, 
th e ir knowledge of medicine was lam entably meagre. They 
knew only one tre a tm e n t- a change of clim ate, For example, a 
French doctor would send all his p atien ts to Switzerland; a 
Swiss doctor, on the other hand, would send all his patients to 
France, By 1789 the entire population of F ran ce was living la 
Sw itzerland, and vice versa. This later became known as th e 
Black Tom Explosion.

Not until 1921 did medicine, as we know it, come into being. 
In th a t year in the little Bavarian village of Pago-Pago an 
elderly physician named Winko Sigafoos discovered the hot 
w ater bottle. He was, of course, burned as a witch, but his son 
Lydia, disguised as a linotype, sm uggled th e hot w ater bottle 
out of the country. He called on Florence N ightingale in London 
b u t was told by her housekeeper, with some asperity, th at M iss 
N ightingale had died in 1910. Lydia m u ttered something and, 
disguised as a fe a th e r boa, made his way to America, where he 
invented the blood st ream.

M edicine, as it is tau g h t at your very own college, can be divided 
roughly into two classifications. T here is internal medicine, 
which is the treatm en t of internes, and ex tern al medicine, which 
*
is the treatm en t of externes. 
Diseases also fall into two broad ca te g o rie s—chronic and 
acute. Chronic disease, is of course, inflam m ation of the chron, 
which can be m ighty painful,'believe you me! L ast summer my 
cousin Haskell was stricken with a chron a tta c k while out pick­
ing up tinfoil, and it w as months before th e wretched boy could 
stra ig h te n up, In fact, even a fte r he was cured, Haskell con­
tinued to walk around bent over double. T h is w ent on for some 
W’eeks before Dr. C&ligari, the lovable old country p ractitio n er 
who tre a ts Haskell, discovered th at Haskell had his pants b u t­
toned to his vest.

Two years ago Haskell had Addison’s disease. (Addison, 
curiously enough, had Haskell’s.) Poor Haskell catches every­
thing th a t comes along, liv a b le old Dr, ( alig ari once said to 
him, “Son, I guess you ar*' what they call a n atu ral born catcher.” 
“ I he joke is on you, Doc,” replied Haskell. “ I am a th ird 
basem an.” He there upon fell into such a fit of giggling that th e 
doctor had to put him under sedation, w here he is to this day, 
But i digress. We were discussing m edicine. I have now told 
you all I can ; the rest is up to you. Go over to your medical 
school and poke around. B ring popcorn and watch an operation. 
Fiddle w ith the X -ray machines. C ontribute to the bone bank 
. . . And, rem em ber, medicine can be fu n I

rMli ShultntB, 1855
T h e maker* o f B i m , I B W O R M S , w h o b r i n g y o u thin c o l u m n , hurt* 
t h e m a t t p l e a s u r a b l e 
n u t t e d t h e i r f l u r o r f u l t o b a c c o » to f i rin g y o u 
s m i t h e o b t a i n a b l e .

 ■Dodo’ Tells UT 
All About Hollywooc

fly I t K l 

I , P V I H I N P I J \

Ff>»an Amu.rmrnt* staff

seller about the new rich in T ex * 
** Chances look pretty good,” B x 1 
Move over, Zachery Scott. J , F said. “ Right now w e’re w restle 
(nne of his favorite words) hbot 
but not any purlieu!* 

“ Dodo” M rQueen’R another ex- 
Texas student who’s scoring points a Part 
with the film capitol, after critical Pact. in the film, 
praise 
L Q \ Jo ! T 
man, in W arner Brothers 

}>,,,|n. dm nation for "Giant 
hillbilly rnhstod dirrctor Georgr ,..A Plaet, in n 
Battle . C_ . M Stevens knows no bound

the conv. Ha 

vole of 

for 

: a great director. You’d m# 
in a room and know that t 
:r< itne *. to go along with h

is 

Bottu said that H o lly w o o d ’* at 
titu d e to < o n fSd en tlal, the m a g * 
ftiaf b a n d ie , p e rs o n a l!! im 
/Ho 
th ro u g h the m u d lik e nil epileptic 
it 
e h le k e n , 
jtisf 
“ rh . \ h a v e yon o v e r a b a r r e l 
I 
see so m eo ne e ls e ’* n a m e In p rin t 
As for m y sto ry in t o n fid e n lia l 
I II h elp th em w r it e it it t h e y ’! 
just put enough m a t e r ia l in it.*

la n a i, w h en B u y

s> ;r> a i! 

Ig n o re 

to 

F r id a y n ig h t w in n tin f n w im .s
give their m in s tre ls , Dodo will 
lo* ae ting a> Mistah Interior ..tor. 
When fhr* Cow too s I'onbM'teri him 
about three week, ago, Bode had 
an opening and ct 'n ’t take any* 
thing r is.A so he could Ive in the 
min st ret*.

B r , IP

Talk On Formosa

W#d*^ttfav 

,<5? c TVE D V LY TEY AN r ac« 5

Works of Naylor, 
Howerton Showing 
A t TFWC Gallery
T'e\ht> 

!>c . ’-known wore cr 
artists M rs. A ile # N a y lo r rtf S a n 
Anton,1 ■ and Mrs P o l l y H ow e ton
of Cuero, arf show mc their paint­
ing* at 
the T e x a s Forterated 
W om en’s dubs g a l l e r y , West 
Twenty-fourth and 
San Gabriel 
Streets, dtiring M arch

two 

The works are oil and w a to Tooler, 
Mrs* Naylor o a reootmirert ar* st 
of the nation She is represented
in the Library of Congress cot Sec*

R O C K H U D SO N 

ANE

W Y M A N *. - 

e

Dancers Perform 
Here on March 24

A nationally known dance 

group c a rry on 

“ 

s Sta t* rtn tw * 

for Worn* daughter's behalf 

'Mad Queen’ Show 
Free in Batts Hall

fa c u lty 

Admission w ill he free to stu- love that she g a ve up her throne 
for the three and becam e insane from the un- 
cnts and 
bowings Wednesday of the Spanish fa ith fu l a c tivities of her husband. | 
lim ‘ The M ad Queen” which tells 
la d y so much in 
he story of a 

‘'T h e Mart Queen,” to be shown 
,at 2, 4 30, and 7 p m, 
in Batts
j| a || Auditorium, tells the historic 
r a certy of Juana, daughter of Isa- 
In lf»0i 
lella and Ferdinand 
the ]
ieath of Queen 
Isabella made
Jnana legal heiress to the Spanish 
hrone of Castile, but her father 
to
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