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T h e D a

T e x a n

VOL. 56

Price Five C e n t s

‘First C ollege Daily in the South'

AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1957

Groan, Groan, Groan! 

Final Exam Schedule 

O n Pages 4 and 5

Eight Pages T o d ay

NO. 16

US Fleet M akes Quick Mc 
Hussein Kills Political Partie

Military Law Declared
A s Area Tension Mounts 

Ikes Mid-East Doctrine
M ay Get Test in Jordan

AMMAN, Jordan UP) — King Hussein, 
fighting fo r his throne, imposed military law- 
on imperilled Jordan T hursday in a series 
of d ram atic moves against his enemies in­
side and outside the country'.

The em battled young King named a new 
government, dam ped a curfew on the na­
tion’s main cities as a safeguard against riot­
ing, and abolished the co u n try ’s IO political

parties.

The 21-year-old monarch blasted Egyptian 
propaganda and 
international communism 
alike as the sources of his nation’s troubles.
Less th an two m onths ago Hussein p a r­
ticipated in an A rab “ sum m it” conference 
with E gypt's President Nasser, as an ally in 
the cause of Arab nationalism. T hursday he 
told Egypt to leave his country alone.

WASHINGTON (/P>—The United States 
6th Fleet steam ed to the eastern Mediter- j
ranean T hursday in w hat officials described 
as a show of force Intended to support the 
threatened governm ent of Jordan.

T hat description was supplied in private. I 

Publicly, the S tate D epartm ent merely an­
nounced that the fleet was returning to its 
it said “ international
“normal place.” But 

Bousquet 
’W ins Out

in 

into 

A fte r a re c o u n t 

the 
ex te n d e d 
Thu: shay T o m Bo 
vie to! o v e r Don > 
ra< e for ch e if justle <

u h . h
v o les 
ca rly
h o u rs 
pjct e m e r g e d 
dghil] 
the 
I 163 to 1,447, 
T h e first c 
tnt on th e W e d n e s d a y 
election h a d
(bown Stodehill to be
the w mner. 
I 452 to 1.451. B ut the 
second count by th e E le ctio n C o m ­
mission 
tally , a n d ; 
Bousquei w a s d e c la r e d w i n n e r in 
the c e r t if ic a ti o n of the e le c tio n by 
P hil P a u l, c h a i r m a n . J a r r e l l V o ; 
g a n 
I So b Ar n i s I rh n g , all o f 
the E le ctio n C o m m ission . B oth c a n ­
d id a te s w e r e allo w ed to b e a t the 
re count b e c a u se of 
tie* u n u s u a l 
closeness of the r a c e

reve rsed 

and 

th e 

B o usq uet. w h e n c o n ta c te d by th e 
T ex an 
said “ I w a s v e ry reliev ed 
a t the o u tc o m e a n d the th ing tha t 
p le a s e d m e m o st w a s 
S tudent P a r t y w on all 
off it e s . ”

the m a j o r 

th a t 

t h e 1 

A n oth er reco un t w a s held T h u r s ­
day night by 
the C o m m iss io n for
the Law A s s e m b ly m a n . B. D 
M oore vv is r e a f f i r m e d the w in n e r 
as his vote total g re w f r o m 72 to
'.IX Wl’il th- 

1 .

C e rtific a tio n of 

th e v ic t o r y of 
Joe S toeitje, w in n e r in a w rite-in 
c a m p a ig n fo r A rc h ite c tu r e A s s e m ­
iv being h eld up by the 
b ly m a n 
C o m m issio n until h e c o m p le te s th e 
co n stitution al 
for 
holding office. Stoeitje h ad 41 v otes 
lo Leon W h itn e y ’s 32,

r e q u i r e m e n t s 

No re co u n t w as held in th e v ic e ­
p re s id e n c y r a c e betw een H a l H u d ­
speth and P e t e G u n te r. H u d sp e th 
won w ith a 1,601 to 1.456 m a j o r i t y . 
this w a s n o 1 
C h an m a n P a u l said 
to m e r i t a re co u n t, 
d o s e eno u gh 
and G u n t e r did no t p etitio n fo r a 
ret m i n t
• T he final vo te ta b u la tio n s follow:

P r e s id e n t, H a r C lik lra y e
P r e s id e n t, H a r le y C la rk 

2.043; 
Don H e n d rix , 1,033; vice p re s id e n t, 
Hal H u d sp e th . I 601. P e te G u n ter, 
1,4.56, 
s e c r e t a r y . N a n c y G o o d ly . 
2,03o, M a rio n Simon, 903.

Chief 

ju s ti c e . T o m Bousquet 
1.463, I Km Stodghill, 1.447 , Daily 
I 998 
e d i t o r , Bud M im s 
T e x a n 
G rog Olds, 924; R a n g e r 
e d i t o r , 
R u dy R ochelle, 2 459: ( a c t u s e d i ­
tor, H e l p e F a u lk . 2.514.

H ead c h e e r l e a d e r , Jill M c M u rry 
2.466; A rts an d S c ien ce s 
(th r e e
s e a t s ) , R i c h a r d K eeton 676; M a r ­
jo rie M enefee, 549; Terry* McCall, 
506; R ic h a r d S tanley. 363; Bill 
H enry, 344; T o m R oosth, 232.
B u s i n e s s A d m in is tr a tio n 

( t w o 
s e a t s ) , D on ald L ove, 278; Bill Mil­
ler. 232; B ob L aughlin. 190; M a r v in 
Le m e r , 187. B ob D eV ries, 152; 
E n g in e e r in g 
Jo h n 
S au er. 201; F r e d P feiffer, 154; D o n ­
ald G riffith , 
ISL; E d d ie H a r r e l l, 
126.

( t w o p la c e s ). 

P h a r m a c y 

p la c e ) , T om
(one 
B runson 90; M ichael A d am o , 41; 
T h e lm a C lark . 17; F ine Vrts, Mr a1 
Sprier. 91: <* rad aute (tw o p la c e s ) , 
Ben B ra d s h a w , 44; W a lt e r Cooie, 
(one 
37); E r w in G to n e r , 33; Law 
p la c e ), B. D. Moore • 98; 
IjOuis 
N e u m a n n , 87; R o sw ald ShruU, 72; 
J a m e s K e a lc y , 55; R o ss B iu m en - 
t rift, 53.

E d u c a t i o n ( o n e p l a c e ) , Billy J e a n

Cain, 126; Jo e R oss, HO.

College of Ed 
Winners Named

In c on ju nc tion with 

the stu den t 
body election held W ed n e sd a y 12 
s tu d e n ts w e r e ele c te d t o r e p r e s e n t 
(he College of E d u c a ti o n on 
the 
stu d en t-fac u lty council. T h e re a r e 
se n io rs a n d one non-senior 
two 
w ithin e a c h ed ucation 
level and 
th r e e non--.enior d e le g a te s- a t-la rg e .
sen io rs 
w ere M a r y B e th Smith and W a n a 
non-senior w a s 
Lee B ro u g h to n ; 
Billye F u n k .
E d u c a tio n 

seniors w e re M ac 
F r a s e r a n d S hirley B ir d ; non-senior 
Sue Stinson.

E l e m e n t a r y E d u c a tio n 

P h y s i c a l E d u c a tio n seniors w e re 
G e ra ld Good a n d K enn eth C le v e ­
lan d : n o n -s e n io r w a s J u l ie Moffett.
th r e e n on -senio rs-at-larg e 
w ere C aro ly n C am p b ell, J u d y H ic k ­
m a n , a n d E m K e a s le r .

T h e 

The first sche du led m e e t in g of 
:he newly e le c te d s tu d e n t re p r e s e n ­
tatives to he chosen by th e faculty 
will be 
in Sutton Hall co nference 
ro om May 2 at 3 p.m.

Student’s Family 

Lose Lives in Flood

T he D e p a r t m e n t of P u b lic S a fety 
re p o r te d T h u r s d a y a fte rn o o n 
th a t 
the body of R o be rt D o u g la s W alker,
t h lid of a U n iv e rs ity 

; 6-month-old 

T h e 

stu den t, h a d not b een found.
a w a y 
child w as w a s h e d 
W ed n esd ay with h is m o t h e r , 17- 
| ye ar-o ld M r s . J . T. W alke r, a s the 
I c a r in w h ich they w e r e r id in g w a s 
sw ept off th e T u rk e y C r e e k b rid ge 
: on U S H ig h w a y 290 n e a r Jo h n s o n 
City

M r s . W a l k e r ’s bo d y w a s r e c o v ­
ered ab o u t IOO y a r d s d o w n s t r e a m 
soon a f t e r 
the a c c id e n t. A n o th e r 
occ up ant o f th e c a r , M r s . J. E . 
H u ek ab y , a ls o a w ife of a s tu d e n t,
| m a n a g e d to sw im n e a r s h o r e and 

w a s re s c u e d .

“ We could see s e v e r a l m e n on 
the b a n k s tr y in g to get a ro p e to 
■ u s .” said M r s. H u ek ab y . T he tw o 
w o m en a n d the b a b y w e r e d riv in g 
I in a b linding r a i n s t o r m b etw een 
Jo hn son C ity an d D rip p in g S p rin gs.
(he 
h ig h w a y all along the ro ad , h u t it 
dido t see m d e e p , ” M rs. H u e k a b y 
[ continued, “ Then th e w a t e r w a s so

ru n n in g o v e r 

“ W a te r w a s 

de ep the c a r w a s h alfw a y co vered . 
We felt 
the b a c k w heels slip off 
th e ro ad , a n d w e knew’ w e h a d to
get out.

“ We g ot the b a b y out and s o m e ­
tr e e . I d o n ’t 
how got hold of a 
know how long w e w e r e th e re , but 
som e m e n c a m e by a n d s t a r t e d 
tr y in g to g e t us out. I lo st m y g rip 
and w e nt u n d e r . ”

M rs. H u e k a b y te a r fu lly told how 
she w a s r e s c u e d d o w n s tr e a m w hile 
M rs. W a lk e r, a childhood friend, 
and the baby w e r e sw e p t a w a y in 
the flooded creek .

S e a r c h e r s h u n te d the body of the 
baby boy until d ark W e d n e sd a y 
and all d a y T h u rs d a y . T he s e a r c h 
w as called off W e d n e sd a y nigh t be ­
ca u se of d a n g e ro u s w a t e r s and 
quick sand -like m ud.

The 

tw o w o m e n a n d 

the ir h u s ­
ban ds f o r m e r l y lived in F o r t .Stock­
ton. W a lk e r a n d H u e k a b y a r e s tu ­
d ents in th e U n iv ersity .

T u rk e y C re ek , w h e re 

the a c c i ­
dent o c c u r r e d , 
is u su a lly d r y but 
w a s a ra g i n g flood a f t e r the h e a v y 
r a i n s of the p a s t week.

* W ith sw ift strokes, Hussein 
held down the threat of burg­
eoning chaos. Evidently he 
felt the limp for compromise 
w i t h h i s e n e m i e s was over 

J o r d a n ’s fu tu re w as in tile b a l­
ihe ct isis h a d o m in o u s 
ant e. a n d 
th e s t r a t e ­
in 
m e a n in g fo r p e a c e 
gic.illy 
i m p o r t a n t M id dle E a s t . 
S t a t e m e n t s of B ritis h a n d A m e r i ­
c a n s u p p o r t in effect w e r e an in­
v itatio n to H ussein to c a ll for h elp 
to sav e 
J o r d a n d o e s not w a n t o u ts id e help. 
nth F l e e t Sails 

Ills c ro w n B u t he s a i d I 

The U nited S ta tes, r e p e a t in g its 
su p p o rt fo r the in d e p e n d e n c e a n d 
in teg rity of this c o u n tr y of LD m il­
lion people, o rd e r e d its 6th F le e t 
e a s t e r n M e d i t e r r a n e a n : 
h a r k 
to 
w a t e r s w h e r e 
it p atr o lle d d u rin g 
th e Suez figh tin g last fall. B rita in . ;
: s u p p o s i n g the A m e r i c a n position, 

con su lted w ith F r a n c e a n d allies of j 
th e B a g h d a d P a c t .

Ir a q i tro o p s w e r e re p o r te d m o v - 1 

tng nj) to the frontier. S a u d i A rab - 
j van f o r c e s in t h e s o u t h e r n p art of 
. J o s dan a r e u n d e r o r d e r s 
to aid 
H ussein w h e r e n e c e s s a r y .

N e w C a b i n e t F o r m e d 

T he K in g m a y d e m a n d the with- 
d r a w a l of S y rian troops e n c a m p e d 
in the n o rth e rn p a r t of h is co un try, i 
a n d m a y call on his H a s h e m i te 
cousin, K in g F at sa I of 
fo r 
m i l i t a r y help to force t h e S y r i a n s : 
out 
sa id ; 
J o r d a n i a n 
F a i s a l sen t an 
m e s s a g e 
dis< lose t lie contents.

to H ussein b u t did n o t I 

broad( a s t s 
u rg e n t 

p ers o n a l 

Iraq, 

T he King ac c e p te d , the re s ig n a - ' 

th e eight-day-old Cabinet 

h o n of 
of P r e m i e r H ussein F a k h r i K halidi I 
a n d n a m e d an e ld e r s t a t e s m a n , 
83-year-old 
to 
h e a d a C ab in e t of m o d e r a te poli­
tician'?.

I b r a h im H a s h e d , 

Then th e King took to the ra d i o j 
to d e m a n d and e x p lain a s t e p p e d - 1 
up c a m p a i g n against: th e C om m u - j 
n ists, “ s p ie s behind o u r 
lin e s ,’' i 
a n d o t h e r e n e m ie s of J o r d a n , F o r 
in a low. ! 
h a lf an h o u r h e spoke 
sole m n voice, e x p la in in g how the 
crisis c a m e a b o u t. He w a s b itte r 
about both the R e d s a n d th e I . g y p - !

Annual Meet 

j 

O f Historians 

Begins Today

The a n n u a l m e e tin g of the T e x a s 
S ta te H isto rical Assot iation op ens 
F r i d a y a t the D riskill Hotel

a m a t e u r 

H isto rian s, 

an d 
both 
p ro fessio n al, will h e a r p a p e r s giv en 
b y 
f a m o u s T e x a s h is to ria n s. 
A w ard s will be p r e s e n te d , and a n i 
auction of fam o u s T e x a s h is to ry 
books will be held.

F r a n k F ield s, C. S ta n le y B an k s. 
a n d Dr. J . M. C o le m a n will b eg in 
th e m e e t in g by le a d i n g p a p e r s at 
9:30 a m . F r i d a y . C, A W a r n e r of j 
Houston will be lun che on s p e a k e r 
a t ncxm

J . E v e n s H aley, T e x a s h istorian 
a n d 
f o r m e r g u b e r n a t o r i a l c a n d i­
da to, of C anyon will d e li v e r a 
d in n e r a d d r e s s at 7:30 p .m . on 
‘"E arl V a n d a ls : C o llecto r and H is­
to r i a n ” in the C r y s t a l B a ll r o o m of 
th e D risk ill Hotel. T h is 
t r e a s u r y 
of T e x a n a , w hich w a s co llected by 
th e A m arillo oil m an , is ow ned by 
th e U n iv e rs ity .

T h e 

a n n u a l 

Ju n io r H is to ria n 
m e e tin g will be held S a t u r d a y at 
the U n iv ers ity . Af 
th is m e e tin g 
w r it in g a w a r d s w ill be p r e s e n t e d to 
in div idu als and c h a p t e r a w a r d s to 
o u ts ta n d i n g groups.

for a con ferenc e on 

The U n iv e rs ity will aliso be the 
social 
site 
.studies a n d h istory 
in 
public schools. T h e D e p a r t m e n t of 
H isto ry a t the U n iv e rs ity will sp o n ­
so r a discussion grou p which will 
in clude 13 selected p u b lic school 
te a c h e rs .

te a c h in g 

The a n n u a l b usin ess m e e t in g 
is 
sch ed u led t n t 2 p m P a u l A d am s. 
TSH A p re - id e n t 
w ill p re s id e. O fficers will be e l e c t ­
ed. 

of S an A n to n io ,! 

j

communism” threatens Jo rd an ’s independ­
ence.

These two moves— one a fixing of blame, 
the other a flexing of muscle 4— h id the ap­
pearance of the Eisenhower Middle East for­
mula going into action. But it seemed a t th I i 
point, in a highly fluid situation, to be more 
apparent than real.

Three more of the big “ifs” in the Eisen­
h o w e r formula had yet to he 
blocked out before the ulti­
m ate potential—use of US 
forces— could be invoked.
M e a n tim e sec, M ansfield 

B-Tax Hike
is Passed

B y C A R O L CR E R O I X)
Texan Managing: Editor

D m B lan k et T a x w a s boosted to 
Mc.50 T h u r s d a y n ig h t by the s t u ­
d en t A ssem bly , T h is is a 65 cent i 
in c re a se o v e r 
this y e a r ’s $15,85 1 
an d a nickel m o re th an th e Rules 
and A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m itte e r e c - 1 
o m m e n d e d .

T h e a ctio n w as ta k e n a f t e r m u ch
d is cu ssio n an d d e b a t e . E a c h I
g r o u p ’s r e q u e s t for B la n k e t T a x
fu nd s w a s co n sid e re d indiv idu ally !
the A sse m b ly ;
an d 
a d o p te d 
r e c o i n - 1 
nie ndation.

the c o m m i t t e e ’s 

in m o s t c a s e s 

T h e re a l ha ssle c a m e o v e r th e 
a p p ro p r ia t io n r e c o m m e n d e d for th e . 
O ra to r ic a l A ssociation, w h ich w a s i 
a f o u r cent c u tb a c k from the pres- j 
ent a llo tm e n t. T he A ssociation h a d j 
r e q u e s te d 2 D 2 t e n ts for n e x t y e a r ’s j 
activities, T h e re w a s a g r e a t dea l ! 
of d iscussion, b u t 
the A sse m b ly J 
finally d ecid e d to g r a n t th e f o r m - 1 
sic g ro u p a five c e n t in c r e a s e o v e r I 
the r e c o m m e n d e d a p p ro p r ia tio n .
Recommended Tidal R a is e d

T h is hike r e s u lte d in the B la n k et 
T a x in c r e a s e fro m the $16.45 total 
the R u les a n d 
r e c o m m e n d e d by 
A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m i t t e e to 
$16.50.

it 

r e q u e s te d . This w a s 

T h e A thletic Council re c e iv e d the 
$8.65 
the 
s a m e as a p p ro p r ia t io n s in p reviou s 
y e a r s . T e x a s S tu d e n t P u b licatio n s 
w a s g ra n t e d an 
in­
c r e a s e .

eight 

cent 

Student G o v e r n m e n t re q u e s te d a 
four an d a half c e n t in c re a se a n d 
th e y w e re allo c a te d t h a t am o u n t. 
The A ctivities H and bo ok petitioned 
for 
five c e n ts f r o m e a c h B-Tax 
and r e c e iv e d that sum .
T h e a p p ro p r ia t io n 

to the G r e a t 
Is su e s C o m m it te e w a s 
in ­
not 
c r e a s e d a s re q u e s te d , a n d th ey will 
re c e iv e se v e n cents.

T h e Ivonghorn B and w a s g ra n te d ; 
an eight cent 
in c r e a s e , a l t h o u g h ' 
for eighteen 
they had petitioned 
cent boost m th e ir allo tm e n t. The

C u rta in C lub will re ceiv e a 
c e n t in c re ase

th ree 

A fter 

the 

re c o m m e n d a t io n s for I 

ea c h g ro u p had been appro ved , 
tho A ssem b ly p a s s e d on th e $16 50 
total.

Affairs C o nclu de d
Winding up ifs affairs, 

the As­
se m b ly c o n s id e re d 
a 
couple of reso lu tio n s, an d c o m m it­
tee re p o r ts

two bills, 

G r a d u a t e A s s e m b ly m a n M e r r i l l 
th e 
F r a z e r J r / s bill con cern in g 
a p p e a r a n c e b efo re 
the A ssem b ly 
of those h a v in g a p p o in tiv e pow er 
w a s brough? up fo r second r e a d ­
ing T e c h n ica lities in w o rd in g an d 
p h ra s in g forced th e bill to be re c ­
o m m e n d e d for c la r if ic a tio n

A bill re la tin g to the F r e s h m a n 
Council eiei’tions w a s sent to the 
R ules and A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m it­
tee for stu dy . This bill will be co n­
sid e re d a t the first, m e e tin g of tht 
new A ssem b ly in tw o w eeks 
R e v i s e d V i r t u e s A p p r o v e d

A r e v i s e d list of te a c h in g e x ce l­
lence v ir tu e s w a s ap p ro v e d a s a 
pa rt of a resolu tio n s u b m itte d b y | 
N a n c y B asto n , c o - c h a i r m a n of the 
Student E v a lu a t io n C o m m ittee of 
the F ac u lty -S tu d e n t C abinet, an d 
N e a t Spelce, F in e A rts A sse m b ly ­
m a n , The 
resolution c li m a x e s a I 
le n g th y a n d d e ta ile d stud y of eval- j 
u a tin g tea c h in g e x cellen ce at 
U n iv e rs ity .

the 

R o n ald G r e e n b e r g ’s 

resolution 
c o m m e n d in g all p a r t i c i p a n t s in the 
E n g in e e rin g P o w e r Show to be held 
M a y 3 w a s a p p ro v ed .

th a t 

G lenn R o g ers, c h a i r m a n of th e 
C a m p u s Affairs C o m m itte e, a n ­
no un ced 
In a u g u ra tio n 
t h e 
B a n q u e t h a s b e e n postponed from j 
M a y I to M a y 7. At that tim e all 
the new ly-elected S tu d e n ts’ Asso­
ciation officers will be sw orn into 
office.

from 

Absent 

t h e m e e t in g w ere 
A ss e m b ly m e n E lliso r, Wells, Mor­
g an , and P a n n e d , A pp earin g late 
a n d
w e r e M ow e ry , K ennedy, 
F r a z e r ,

. D- 
M o n t y a m e m b e r of 
th© S e n a te 
F o re i g n R elations C o m m itte e , said 
in a s ta te m e n t 
th a t th e s itu atio n 
p r e s e n ts “ all o t th e in g red ien ts of 
a m a j o r w a r . ”

“ E v e n ts a r e bu ilding u p to w a r d 
a show down in J o r d a n an d 
it is 
this c o u n tr y 
t h a t 
quite possible 
will b e c o m e involved if if/enfs a r e 
not brou gh t u n d e r co n tr o l.” he 
said

“ R espo nsib ility 

the* 
P re s id e n t to m a k e the n e c e s s a r y 
decisions ”

r e s t s 

o r 

S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t p re s s o fficer 
im p re ss io n 
Lincoln White left the 
tho 
a t his news c o n fe r e n c e 
a d m i n is tr a t io n * w a s 
E i s e n h o w e r 
going p e rh a p s to the brin k of in­
vo kin g its M iddle E a s t t e r m u l a .

th a t 

sein of J o r d a n , h o w e v e r, 

Ifs T o Be V rsw ered 
I t w a s left p a r t l y to K in g H u s­
to s a y 
j w h e th e r E is e n h o w e r should d e c id e 
thai vth e situation called for h im 
to co ail the w a y 

The E i s e n h o w e r fo r m u la , signed 
into la w last M a r c h 9, g iv e s the 
P r e s id e n t fig h t-if-ne cessary p o w e r 
in th e Middle E a s t to oppose open 
C o m m u n is t a r m e d a g g re s sio n . T h e 
five big “ ifs ' a r e :

1 1 If a t h r e a te n e d n a t i o n ’s p r e ­
s e r v a tio n is ju d g e d v ita l to LUS, 
in terest and w orld p eace .

2 1 

If th" P r e s i d e r ' d e t e r m i n e s 
US m i li ta r y in terven tio n is neces- 
sn ry.
' 

zed nation r e ­

If the 

\ 

q u e sts US a r m e d help.

4 } If th e re is o p e n a r m e d a g ­

g ression.

5. • If the a g g r e s s o r c o u n tr y is 
in t e r n a t io n a l c o m ­

c on tro lled by 
m u n i s m .

In th e case of n o r- to rn a n d C o m ­
m u n is t-buff ArteI J o r d a n , E ise n h o w ­
e r a p p e a r e d T h u r s d a y 
h a v e 
found th a t the fir s t a n d fifth “ ifs” 
h a v e b een m et.

to 

Ik e C o m m e n t*
At his A ugusta, G a., 

v a c a tio n 
spot W ednesday. E is e n h o w e r d e ­
c la r e d th rough his s p o k e s m a n t h a t 
in teg ­
J o r d a n 's in d ep en d e n c e a n d 
rity m u s t he p re s e r v e d a s vital to 
natio nal interest a n d w o rld p eace. 
So m u c h for “ if ” No. I .

At his news c o n feren ce T h u rs­
d ay, MT 1 to po inted to th a t A u g u sta 
s t a t e m e n t an d a d d e d :

‘ T h is r e m in d e r w a s a p p r o p r i a t e 
been u se of the th r e a t to the inde* 
p e n d e n t s and in te g rity of J o r d a n 
(See SIXTH F L E E T , P a g e 2)

★ Revised List ★

T h e following is a r e v ise d list of te a c h in g exce llen ce v irtu e s 
a p p r o v e d by th e Student A sse m b ly T h u r s d a y nig ht. The c r i te r ia 
a r e p a rt of a resolution s u b m itte d by N e a l Spelce, F in e Arts 
A s s e m b ly m a n , a n d N a n c y B asto n , c o -c h a irm a n of the T each in g 
a n d S tu den t E v a lu a tio n C o m m itte e of the F acu lty -S tu d en t Cabi­
net T h e list, o b ta in e d th ro ug h a c a m p u s -w id e poll of 150 stu­
d ent o rg a n iz a tio n s, will be s u b m it te d to stu d en ts b e g in n in g n ext 
fall a s a m a c h in e -s c o re d q u e s tio n n a ire a n d co m piled into a stu­
dent opinion profile sheet.

Revised List of Teaching Excellence V irtues

effe ctiv en ess of sp eech (volume, c la r ity , etc.) 
a v o id a n c e of a n n o y in g m a n n e r i s m s 
g ro o m in g an d t>ersonal n e a tn e s s 
ability to m a k e c las s in te re stin g 
t r e a t m e n t of qu estio n s a s k e d in cla s s 
p e r s o n a l in t e r e s t in s tu d e n ts
ab ility t o s tim u la te c la s s ro o m discussion 

possible 1

'if such discussion is 

in te re s t and e n t h u s i a s m in su b je c t
a p p a r e n t know ledge of su b je ct
ability to p r e s e n t m a t e r i a l on u n d e r s ta n d a b l e plane
g ra d i n g (fa irn e s s, th orou gh ne ss, e tc .)
use of s t r e s s e d m a t e r i a l on quizzes
a s s ig n m e n t s (length, fa irn e ss , c la r ity , etc.)
p r o m p tn e s s in h a n d in g ba ck g r a d e d w ork
tim e a ll o tm e n t fo r p r e p a r a ti o n of a s s ig n m e n t s a n d quizzes
d a ily o rg a n iz a tio n of le c tu re m a t e r i a l
u se cf visual a id s
q u a lity of w rit te n w ork on b la c k b o a rd (if not used, d is r e g a r d ) 
stim u la tio n of orig in a l thought

rn rn ...Primo fey Jam es E. Vt a th e l

M I S S A U ST IN c o n t e s t a n t
Be B y Read 5 cee of the ten 
b e see-’ in tUa 
>:"a s t i who v% 
f’-ai judging M ay I at the Para- 
m p ^ r Theater. Others induct# 
B a r o a r a Blum, Jo d y Camp, 
C a ro le Calvert, Pat La ’’d, 
Ja~ e Mooney, 
M a '-"a Leach, 
Sarah Morgan, Libby Mdieoix, 
an© G'.enda Powers,

BIBB FALK,

h-
t a r ' e> •

se' *o

a cr

ie w e e k e n d

Bv D A R W I N V \ \ N t
T e xa n Staff W riter 

UT and TCU
Clash Friday

to th«* Texan

F O R T WOR IU - lf she l/niv ersitv 
te a m ho p es to 
of T e x a s b a s e b a l l 
p u t 
the T e x a s C h ris tia n H o rn e d 
F r o g s o u t of th e r u n n i n g in South­
w e s t C o nfe ren ce play, 
th ey 
m a y h a v e 
th e F ro g g ie s 
f r o m r u n n i n g th e m s e l v e s

to stop 

th en 

Both T e x a s and T CC will p lac e 
in c o n fe r­
t h e i r u n b e a te n re c o r d s 
e n c e p la y on tile b o a rd s h e ro F r i ­
d ay a n d S itu rd a y in a < r a c i a l two- 
g a m e se r ie s w hich m a y k eep I he 
e x p o rts g u e ss in g o r firm ly e s t a b ­
lish one o r th e o t h e r a s th e p ro ­
hib itiv e fav orite.

T e x a s , with th e best J ('cord se a ­
son-wise (10-3) a m o n g th e two, will 
h a v e to limit the F r o g g i e s ’ noinri-

BBA Semiformal 
Dante Tonight

A 

s e m i f o r m a l d a n t e 

for BBA 
s t u d e n t s a n d f a c u lty will be held 
the M ain B allro o m of T e x a s 
in 
U n io n f r o m 8:30 p . m . to m id n ig h t 
F r i d a y a s p a rt of th e College of 
B u sin es s A d m in i s t r a ti o n ’s first a n ­
n u a l “ BBA W eek .”

Music will be fu rn ish ed b y ihe 
J . M cG u ire Q u intet, a n d a d m i s s i o n 
will be SI p e r couple.
Booths d e p ic tin g 

th e p u r p o s e s 
function^-, a n d a c ti v it ie s of o r g a n ­
izations w ithin th e college a r e set 
up on th e m a i n floor of W a g g o n e r 
H all.

includ e 

G ro u p s r e p r e s e n t e d 

the 
A m e r i c a n S ta tis tic a l A ssociation , 
the Society for th e A d v a n c e m e n t 
of M a n a g e m e n t, th e F o r e i g n T r a d e 
Club, lh O m e g a Pi (n a tio n a l b u si­
ness e d u ca tio n 
f r a t e r n i t y ) , A lpha 
K a p p a P s i 
(p ro fessio n a l b u s in e s s 
f r a t e r n i t y i* a n d ihe A m e r i c a n M a r ­
k e tin g A ssociation.

Cookies an d coffee a r e being sold 
b y the BBA Wives Club. Most a t ­
tr a c t i v e a n d m o st os urinal boo ths 
will be se le c te d b y a stud ent-facu lty 
c o m m it te e h e a d e d by D r. E d w in 
a s s o c ia te p r o f e s s o r of 
M o m m a , 
p e rs o n n e l m a n a g e m e n t , a n d S h ir­
ley King. s w e e th e a r t of th e college.

V C Fund Bids 

Due on Friday

ous base s te a lin g if th ey hop* 
gc ’ 
th e u p p e r hand T CI/ ha? 
stolen G a s e s - - 20 in le a g < pla 

to
v;
to

■ its c red it.

T h e F ro g g ie s , h o w ev er, will be 
confronted w ith a p o w erfu l a t t a c k 
w hich h a s - p r o d u c e d 17 h o m e ru n s 
and 200 to ta l b a s e s in the 1.3 g a m e s 
p lay ed to d a te .

J g re a t d e a l of 

T h e I longhorns v .ll a ls o pin a 
th e ir h o p e s on (he 
I h u r l e r 
pitching side, w ith No. 
I H ow ard H eed sc h e d u le d 
to hurl 
j F r i d a y a g a in s t T C I ' s k nu ckle -h all- 
i h ro w ing Doug B alku m . Both a r e 
I u n d e fe a te d , w ith B a lk u m o w nin g a 
6-0 m a r k a n d H eed a 3-0 re c o r d .
T a y l o r on S a tu r d a y

s t a r K en W in eb urg, 

H a r r y T aylor will he C o a c h B ibb 
F a l k ’s S a t u r d a y c h o c o , a n d will 
likely bo m a t c h e d ag a in t T C U ’s 
football 
If 
: H eed ca n h u r l th e I -longhorns to a 
| v ic to ry in 
the F rid ay o p e n e r , the 
j l o n g h o r n s w ith T a y lo r pitchin g 
S a tu r d a y m a y well g ain a sw eep 
of the se r ie s.

The L o n g h o rn s show th e b e tt e r 
stre n g th in p itc h in g a s w ell as hit- 
I ting, w ith G e o rg e M y ers, B ob 
Sudd orth , J . L. S m ith , a n d R a y 
Stauf fa c h e r .

H ittin g w ise. the J 

inghorns c a n 
boast of a 22-5 w h ip p in g of Rico 
two w e e k s ag o . T h e L o n g h o rn s e n ­
ter’ t h e s e r ie s w-ith a 290 b a ttin g 
a v e r a g e in le a g u e play c o m p a r e d 
to th e F r o g s ’ .235 m a r k 
One .300 H itte r

j y e a r a s h e a d co ach sin ce 1933, 

TCH b a s e b a l l co ach D u tc h M e y ­
er. w ho d i r e c te d the F r o g s to th e 
SWC p e n n a n t last y e a r in his first 
is 
q uite 
th e 
c o n c e rn e d o v e r h o w 
F ro g s will h a t a g a i n s t th e ta le n te d 
. S t e e r pitching. O nly C a d W a rw ic k ,
is 
I the 
.300 m a r k with 

a ll-co n feren ce o u tfield er, 

hitting a b o v e the 

I .318 in c o n fe r e n c e play.

re ly on 

But 
j do ubtedly 

the F ro g s will a g a i n un- 
t h e i r d a r i n g 
b un t-an d-run 
tactic s. L a s t se ason 
the P u r p l e set new SWC re c o r d s 
with 78 stolen b a s e s in 2-1 g a m e s 
an d 48 in th e 15 c o n fe r e n c e outings.
: TCC s 56 c a n be c o m p a r e d 
to 
; T e x a s ’ total of nine th efts tin s sea- 
I son.

T CI/ 
T e x a s 

is a h a lf -g a m e a h e a d of 
t h e sta n d in g s, h a v in g 
in 
I won six g a m e s w h ile th e O r a n g e 
I and White h a s c a p tu r e d 
five. A 
* split of the tw o -g a m e s e r ie s m a y , 
into a 
| th r e e - t e a m a ff a ir, a s B a y lo r now 

th e r a c e 

h o w e v e r, 

th r o w 

tr a ils in Third w ith a 2-1 m a r k .

- esh

F r i d a y 

is 
a p p lic a tio n s 

the d e a d lin e for s u b ­
m i tt in g 
for use of 
$35 OOO collected a t 1949-1055 V a r ­
sity C a rn iv a ls . A p p lica tio n s m u s t 
th e d e a n of m e n s 
be m a d e a t 
office. Speech B uildin g 102.

Any 

i n t e re s t e d g ro u p co n n e c te d 
w ith the U n iv e rs ity o r a c h a r i ta b l e 
th e 
o r g a n iz a tio n 
is 
m o n e y , w h ich w a s o rig in a lly 
in­
tended for the e re c t io n of an open- 
a i r t h e a t e r ,

eligible 

fo r 

Texas Y o u n g G G P Club 
To Meet Here Sa tu rd ay

Y o un g R e p u b li c a n s fro m all o v e r 
T ex as will m eet in Austin S a t u r d a y 
for t h e i r a n n u a l s t a t e c on ven tio n.
J a c k S h e p h a rd , c h a i r m a n of the 
Young R e p u b lic a n S tate F e d e r a ­
th e m ee tin g , a n d 
tion. will o pe n 
‘ P a u l C a rro ll, past p re s id e n t of th e 
U n iv e rs ity unit, will be th e key n o te 
1 speaker.

 Mural Runners
Compete Today 
In Preliminaries

the annual 
W eather perm itting, 
U niversity 
tra c k and
in tra m u ra l 
field m e et will get un der w ay at 4 
p.m. F rid a y a t Memorial Stadium.
Action in the opening day of the 
three-day m eet will see prelimin­
in all running events and 
aries 
finals 
in 16-pound shot put and 
high jump.

B e rry M. W hitaker, 

intram u ral 
director, announced that in case of 
rain prelim s will be held Tuesday.
A toto! of 54 organizations have 
entered th/s y e a r 's event, topping 
the 1936 entry list of 48, The 1957 
in 
list 
the fraternity 
includes 25 
division, sex en 
independents, six 
dorm s, and 16 < tubs, In addition 
there a r e .several contestants en­
tered as unattached

F r i d a y ’s prelim in arie s are only 
I in the club and fra ternity divisions. 
and d o r m 
Independent, 
club, 
events not included in the prelims 
will be run sn the divisional finals 
set for Tuesday,

Tile 

In tra m u r a l 

championship 
meet is scheduled for May 8. First 
and second place w inners in each 
event in the divisional finals will 
qualify for this m eet
K appa Sig’s a r e 

the defending 
j cham ps. Sigma Nu w a s runner-up 
! last year. Brunette xxon the inde­
pendent division and Oak Grove 

I copped the club title.

The prelim in aries schedule:
low burd).'* 
l l * - y a r d 

F r a t e r n S t v A 
) h e a t s w i n n e r s and t w o f a s t e s t seconds 
first. 3 each 

q u a l i f y ; C lu b—-2 h e a ts , 

! h eat q u alify .

1 OO- * a rd d a s h : F r a ' e r n t t y --3 h eats.
I firs t 3 each h eat q u a l i f y C lub — 3 
I h eats , f i r s t 3 ca ii h e a t q u a l i f y

2 IO \ a r d d a * h : F r a t e r n i t y 3 h e a t s

firs t 3 each h e a t q u al if* 
h e a t s 

f i r s t 3 e ach h e a t q u a lif y .

C lu b 

 - 3

440-vard 

r e l a y : F r a t e r n i t y —3 h e a t s 
first 2 each h e a t q u a lif y C lu b — 2 

: heats, firs t 3 each heat q u a l f>

880-vard 

r e l a y : Fraternity-- -2 h e a ts

f irs t 3 each h e a t q u a l i f y , S hot p--» a n d 
h ig h Ju m p 

( fin a ls ) All division s.

Softballers Play First

B y BOB G R E E N B E R G 
T e x a n S p o rt s S t a t f
I Softball action moves into high 
gear on the ca m p us S atu rd ay as 
the U niversity of T exas Softball 
team clashes with lh<* Rake J a c k ­
son G ato rs in a doubleheader on ‘ 
W hitaker Field, a t 7 p.m.

The G ators a r e the 1956 regional 
champions and world tourney q u a r-j 

I ter-finalists of the p a s t year. The 
I visitors boast two form er all-Amer- 
j ir a n p la yers in Bobby Reed and 

Gene F aulk

i 

I^ike Jackson xviii throw Weldon 
H a n e y and “ Dink” Mladenka

against 

th e T exas nine. H aney 
* I

two years.

Going ag a in st Haney and Mlad­
enka, T e x a s will pitch Buddy 
D ornberger, and Alvis Johnson or 
Bill Stanley,
Although 

l ake Jackson xviii be 
the odds-on favorites to ta k e the 
twin bill, T exas will have m e n like 
second b a s e m a n Rd Luskey, right 
fielder Joh n Sheldon, and the fleet- 
footed c e n te r fielder Kenny Hor- 
witz 
t h e i r hitting 
strength

to bolster 

Rounding out the starting nine

! for the O ra nge and White wall b e 
Milford M eyers ppd first. Bill Jcn- 
j nsngs at short, J e r r y Salcher a t 
; third, E d B e a u c h a m p in left, and 

Bill Bond behind the plate,

On the visitors side of the ledger 
will be Lefty Underwood holding 
down first, Rusty Koenig a t sec­
ond, Ed G ra n n a n on third, H arv ey 
Whitehead 
and Bill 
! Moore, Ross Ivy, and Glen Lipp- 
' man in the ou ter garden.

short, 

a t 

After this contest xvith the white, 
red and blue G ators 
the T exas 
team will m ove to Waco Wcdncs- 
; day, May I, to play Baylor, Then 
return double- 
I they xviii p la y a 
header w ith Lake Jackson, 
this 
tim e on the visitors home grounds 
on Saturday, May 4. They xxiii then 
return to Austin for the Texas In­
tercollegiate T ou rn a m e n t Satur- 
| day, M ay l l , an d their final g a m e 
xxiii hp in Houston Saturday, May 
j 18, against the L, A, Smith te am .

“ i f ’ No, 3 w as up in the am 

left 

That 

two other 

if 
Eisenhower determ ines a need to 
intervene, and 
is open 
if 
arm ed attack.

''i f s ” 

there 

These ap p e a re d to he p r e tty big 

hurdles.

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Sixth Fleet. . .

(Continued from P a g e I) 
by 
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King Hussein himself sta te d yes­
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the 

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Thus, White labeled 

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as coming 
c o m m u n is m ” covering “ if ’ No, 5.
But he said he knew of no re ­
quest from Jord an for U S, mili­
ta ry intervention. And Hussein, in 
from 
new sta te m en ts T hursday 
in Jordan, east a good 
deal of doubt on w hether he 
in­
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UT Spikers Divide Ranks
For Drake, Penn Relays

By TAT TBI TY
Assort it* Sport!. Editor
Divide and conquer, sa i th* 
Romans, and T exas tra c k G 
C lyd e L ittlefield 
to
is try inc 
ju st th at but in a new w ay.

old
ich
do

i\ idc I their 
s tw o 
D rake

six or his

The Longhorns h a w d 
strength between the r 
big meets of the week 
an d Penn Relays 

Coach Littlefield and 
m e rc u ria l sta rs ha-. e go
deiphia fo r the 
re la y carnivals.
H e is the m eet 
this year.

oldest of all 
the P^nn P.el 
honorary ref

cord-sr 
relav t<

mg
The T exas world 
ms
440-vard and 880-\ rd 
— Wally Wilson Eddie Southern, 
Hollis Gam ey, arid Bob: y Whdden 
—a r e entered in the eastern m eet, 
plus the m ile re la y team of South­
' ny Holt md 
ern , Wilson, 
eith er Whilden or <laincy 

. 

J . F r a n k D augherty, who w a s at 
ho m e w o rking out during the K an­
ne as i n 
sa s Relax s, xx as taken 
a ltern ate in all th ree races 

The S teers a re hoping to * onquer 
th e opposition in ail th: rn of the r 
r a c e s at Penn, The toughest nut 
to crack will he VHI a nova's m eet 
record-holders 
in the rn de relay. 
Anchored by Olympic 4 Xi-mr * r 
cham pion Charley Jenkins and v uh 
I 500-rr.etor ch: mu h: u 
Olympic 
D e .any on the third Ice \ 
hot i 
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and Hefter th e ir last y e a r ’s tim e 
of 3:11,9.

Texas has tw ice run 3:12,8 this 
season, once with Southern and

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once without. And Southern, who 
the Texas 
in 46 5 at 
anchored 
Relays, is one of the few runners 
rn the country who can come close 
to Jenkins,

Texas has set new world records 
in the 440 and 880 relays already 
ibis year, and doesn’t look for too 
m u c h 
th e m at P e n n . : 
in 
trouble 
Cornell, with 
the t e a m returning 
which won the 880 r e la y at Penn a 
y e a r ago, should furnish m ost of 
the opposition. The Big Red s tn d e d 
to a 1:25.4 
the 
Steers haxe turned 
in 122.7 and 
I '24 2 ’his season.

last year, while 

Morgan Slate of B altim ore will 
be trying for its fifth q u a r ter-rrule 
relay win in a row a t Penn, but 
< in t hope to ap p ro a ch tho Steers, 
w ho h a v e run 40.8. 40.4, 40 2. and 
39.9, successively- all under their 
record of 
out; 21-year<old Penn 
411.

Leading the attack on the D rake 
I ms Moines, will be

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Reds Nip Cubs, 6-3
For Fourth in Row

B y T h e A s so ciated Pre**

The Cincinnati Red I egg defeated 
I the Chicago Cubs Thursday, 6-3, 
for 
their fourth consecutive vic­
tory. The Reds h a t e a'.so lost four 
gam es.

Brooks Raxxrence " ’as the win­
ning pitcher and Dick I'rot: 
the 
loser. Cincinnati scored in the first 
inning on Cub e r ro rs and 
then 
the second. 
added th r e e m o r e in 
With George Cro" e and l l Eaux 
on second and 
third, Don Honk 
doubled off the scoreboard rn left 
oi >J

in txv’o 11 wk 

j- to 

L a w r e n c e . retired 

f>n Alex G r a m m a s ’ long fly out.
tho Cubs 

in 
o rder until the fourth when they 
got 
two hits b u t w ere unable to 
score
In 

the American League 
the 
the 
Chicago White Sox defeated 
Detroit Tigers. 9-4. bolstering their

Sam Beaten by Flam

By T h e A sso ciated P re ss

HOUSTON — Top-seeded H erbie 
F a m took com m and m idw ay in the 
third se* while coming from behind 
T hursday to b e a t S a m m y Giam- 
favorite 
mnlva, 
from T exas University, 5-7, 8-6, 6-2, 
6-4, 
tho 
River Oaks Tennis T ournam ent 
here.

tho q u arte rfin a ls of 

the home 

town 

in 

Name
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M yers
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S tu fc r

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spotted 

top spot in the league and b sexing 
the T igers deeper in the basement.
G rabbing their fifth derision in 
six sta rts, 
the 
the Sox 
Tigers two runs in th e second in­
then knocked s ta rte r Billy 
ning, 
Hoeft out xvith a three-run rally 
m 
to 
stay. It w as D etroit’s third straight 
setha* k and sixth in eight gam es.
Ted Williams and Dick Gernert 
led Boston to a 12-7 victory oxer 
the Washington Senators. Williams 
sm ashed a double and two singles 
lifting his batting a v e ra g e to .455.

third and w e re ah e ad 

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Texas' distance m e d I r y team , 
crowned ch a m p s at the K ansas Re­
lays in 10:04.3, Three m e m b e rs of 
this 
their 
te a m a r e assu re d of 
spots, half-miler George F oerster, 
Walter McNew, and Jo e Villarreal.
Villarreal and M< New will divide 
the 1320-yard and mile legs. The 
140 leg xxiii go 
to either Brooks 
P atrick, who ran a t K ansas, T a­
vern Voigt or Ralph Rosenberg, 
depending on which one runs best 
in Ft .day's m ile relay prelim in­
aries.

join 

those 

F o e r s te r w ill 

tin ce 
quarterm Uer s on the mile relay.
Assistant Coach Broggle Lov- 
xo r r is D rake crew is a b o entered 
in several ind:xidual events. Villar­
real and Gordon Ratcliff \xi,| run 
in the 2-mde, where Villarreal will 
be one of the favorites.

Bruce P a r k e r will throw the jax'c- 
lin and discus, while Alex P a lm ro s 
xx id join him in the discus ring and 
also com pete in the shot put. Joe 
Irvin, who got third place at Kan- 
s s, will also be rn the discus field. 
the high 
Bob Billings will en ter 
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is explained by a percepti\re 
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those rapscallions about town. 
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for th e shirt business, w h at 
with painters picking up all 
the profits. Until, suddenly, 
an idea of genius appeared. 
T h e button-down shirt! T h is 
shirt was actually buttoned on 
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Lindy s Story-Great!

B l B R A D F O R D D A N I E L
Texan Amu***inrnts Editor

.!■ ting c a r e e r 

J a m e s S t e w a r t g iv es 

th e best 
le ng thy , note­
p e r f o r m a n c e of his 
Th--
w o r th y 
Spirit of St. L o u i s / ’ the film v e r ­
sion of C h a rle s A. L i n d b e r g h ’s his­
to ric flight a c r o s s tho A tlantic, now 
a t th e P a r a m o u n t T h e a te r .

in 

His a ctin g is t r e m e n d o u s a n d so 
is th e movie from o pen ing cre d its 
to final fadeout. T h e film ’s na m e 
should be p la c e d on y o u r c a le n d a r 
tyi>e a n d u n derlin ed 
in 
inch-high 
with scarlet 
r m th 
ink 
i ■ 
in motion pic­
th a t 
tu re s. It h a s the q u ie t b e a u ty of 
tile h u m a n 
“ S e r g e a n t Y o r k ,’’ 
in­
the K in g ’s Mer ”
terest of “ All 

is u n c o m m o n 

Ii h<- 

the 

tr ib u t e 

to kee p 

but it is a b e t t e r film th an either.
I n t e r i o r Billy W ilder, h o ld e r of 
Hollywood’s g r e a t e s t 
the 
golden O s c a r, has ac c o m p lis h e d 
little short of a m ira c le . F o r m a n y 
y e a r s 
film colony h a s been 
w o n d erin g how the L in d b e rg h epic 
■ ould be p re s e n te d in p r o p e r style. 
the s t o r y 's genuine 
How 
factu al 
tr iu m p h an d m a g n ific e n t 
d r a m a t i c a p p e a l h a s long puzzled 
th e m . B ut now*, 
tw o y e a rs 
in 
th e m a k in g . Mr. W ilder an d 
a c t o r S tew art hav e found th e c o r ­
re c t solution. T he ir efforts a re a 
m ileston e in film m ak ing , T h e fit rn 
undoubtedly will he a ro u n d next 
F e b r u a r y w h e n the O s c a r n o m i n a ­
tions a r e an no un ced. Should Stew ­
the
a rt a n d W ilder 

lie o m itte d 

tufter 

plane, “ Tile Spirit of St. Ix>uis,” 
w ere built esp e c ia lly for th e p r o ­
duction an d flown on L in d b e rg h s
ro ute.

F o r S te w a rt, w ho re c e i v e d a n 
A c a d e m y A w a r d in 1940 for a c o m ­
edy vehicle, 
P h ila d e lp h ia 
“ T h e 
Story 
the role of L in d b e rg h is a 
highs pot in a highly distin g u ish ed 
\ civilian an d World W a r 
c a r e e r . 
II flie r h im self, he w a s e s p e c i a ll y 
qualified to e n a c t th e m a n w ho h a s 
the w o r l d ’s g r e a t e s t , 
been called 
and c e rta in ly m ost 
fam ou s, a v i­
ator. Also Ste w art w a s Mr. L ind ­
b e rg h 's first choice* to p o r t r a y h im 
on th e s c r e e n ,

D ire c to r Wilder an d his a s s o c i­
ates. k now ing that m o n o to n y would 
r e m a in e d
the c a m e r a 
develop 

if 

s p e a k E n g li s h ? ”

S ev eral 

in te re stin g , little know n 
facts about L i n d b e r g h ’s flight a r e : 
t i l The flight took 33I i hours, < 2> 
His diet d u ri n g the t r i p c o n s is te d 
of five s a n d w ich es *31 L i n d b e r g h 
used 365 gallo ns of g a so lin e on th e 
load of 
trip, He 
took oft w ith a 
450 gallons an d a i m e d 
in P a r i s 
with 85 r e m a in i n g in the tank s. It 
took Hollywood, in o u r a to m ic a g e , 
7,700 gallons to r e c r e a t e his p a th .
\ W O R D : Wa l i n e r B r o th e l s 
Studios h a w b rillia n tly b ro u g h t to 
of
the si te e n ?h< 
d
C h a rle s L in d b e rg h , a m a n w ho h. 
but one love, the lov e of a h u m b
m a n for his a ir p la n e S te w a rt ar 
c o m p a n y h a v e c r e a t e d a rn a s t r 
piece. (EXC'ELLI*;NT).

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i p a s s e n g e r a r e 
W ilder of c in e m a ti c perfection.

Took 20,000 Mile**
B a - c d on th e P u l i t z e r P r i z e hoc 
by C h a r l e s L in d b e rg h , the film r 
qu a ("I .shooting that look th e prii 
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jo u r m 
alone re q u ire d 5.0(H) e x tr a s , plus 
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d i r e c to r s to help Direct 
control these people 

long, u n p re c e d e n te d 

It also re q u i r e d 21 a s s is ta n t 

To reco rd th** nonstop flight that 
in 1927 
took L in d b e rg h fr o m New 
Y ork to P a r i s , the c o m p a n y film ed 
in N e w York. New Kne­
scen es 
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with se rio u s o v e rto n e s, A m e e k 
little m an , a d i a m rn a jot* by p ro ­
fession iT o io i, finds h im self [tush­
ed o u t of h i- own Home. A fo r m e r 
c la s s m a t e of Ins, now a g a n g s t e r, 
tak en control. 
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ta k e s file honors 5 §j 

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sta n d the s h a m e th at c o m e s with 
being b e a te n by a s m a ll I toy. I >• 
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longer 
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with

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Parties . . . Banquets . . . M e e tin g s . . . 

W H A T E V E R THE O C C A S I O N . . .

It ll Be A B igge r Success At The Tarrytown

• Delicious Food 

• Private D in in g A re a

• R easonable Prices 

• Plenty of Parking S p a c e

C a ll G R 8-2652 for Reservations

TABRYTOWN

C A F E T E R I A

2425 Exposition 

(O n ly a b o u t 2 miles out 24th)

Red Foley Sued 
For Unpaid Taxes

L i e n A g a i n s t S t a r 
I n c l u d e s V / i » 'e , E x

S P R I N G F I E L D , Mo P - T h e In* 
t e r n s I R e v e n u e S erv ic e W e d n e sd a y 
flied a $270,323.69 hen a g a in s t C lvd e 
know n
sin g e r w hose Television p r o g r a m , 
is c a r r i e d by 

nationally 

Ju b ile e 

F o ley , 

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ABC

stitutes unpaid 
m e n ts 

from 
1948 
lined with T oh* 

The suit all ge.s th e a m o u n t con­
tax es a n d a s s e s s ­
th ro u g h 1955.
the y e a r s 
f o r 
1948 to 1951 w a s his first wife, the 
late Min. t v a. A. Foie J . His s eco n d 
in­
wife. Mrs. Sally Foley, w a s 
cluded for the y e a r s 1952 th r o u g h 
1955

F o le y and hi* 
from St 

w e r e dis-
m issed 
: s H ospital 
h ere W ed nesday , F 
h a d bee n a 
patient sin< e Sunda 
p e tt e d ly (or 
a 'c h e c k u p
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m itted April 8 for a n undisclosed 
a i l m e n t .

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im ­
m e d ia te ly a v a ila b le for c o m m e n t 
‘in the suit W ed n esd ay afternoon 
he p a rtic i p a te d in a c e le b ra tio n a i 
Protection , K an ., w h e re all rest- 
d* c 's u nd er 4() r>- e n tly ’''.ere 
in­
o cu lated a g a in s t polio.

R A N D O L P H S C O T T

Randolph Scoff 
Coming fo Ausfin

Randolph Scott, v e te r a n Holly­
wood w estern acto r, will m a k e one 
of his r a r e p e rs o n a l a p p e a r a n c e s 
to 
M a y 7 w hen he visits Austin 
p r o m o te his la t e s t film , “ The Tall 
T. The p ic t u r e wall o p e n th a t d a y 
at the P a r a m o u n t T h e a te r .

Mr. S cott’s p e rs o n a l a p p e a r a n c e 
, tour is c r e a t in g quite a tot of ex­
c ite m e n t a c ro s s the n a tio n because 
he seldom is assn * lated with night 
is 
life or a p p e a r a n c e stints. He 
of Hollywood's 

j con sidered 

one 

•juiciest, m o s t re tirin g n otables.

A v e te r a n of cou ntless film s, his 
atest, “ T he T all T, 
is re p u te d to 
lie one of his b e n e r efforts. P r e ­
vious film s include “ F o rt W o rth .” 
* R d in g S h o tg u n ,” an d “ T he Boun­
ty H u n te r .”

Art Exhibit Postponed

T h e an n u al S tudent A rt E xh ibit, 
listed un 
the F in e A rt- c a le n d a r 
»c beginning th is week, will not be 
r e a d y until n e x t week. T he exh ib it 
will be in th e loggia of the Music 
Building.

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Chair

Bib. 302.13: L u t h e r a n Bibi* 
C h a i r (IOO E . 26)

I Bio. 607b.5 : B. L. 12

B. L. 323.5: W . H .101
C. C. 303: Engl. B. 301 
0 C . 305: C B . 218
C. (J. 635b: C. B .2 1 8 
C E . 3 2 2 : E n g r B . 2 0 7 
C. FL.' 124 K S E n g r B. 315 
C. E. 354.1 : Pearce H. 204 
Cb. 5 1 2 K .1 : C. B. 15 
Cb. 621b: G. B. 14 
C r. E . 8 1 2 ; C. F Hall 212 
D rm . 301 L . 5 : X Hall 
D rm . 204: Ben. H. 8

.

ESTERBROOK
PENS

at

the

University
Co-Op

Drm . 6 32b: D rm . B. 103 
D rm . 3 6 3 K : T V S tu d io 
D rw . 301.5: FL D. Hall 112 
Drw . 301.7: E. D. H all 206 
D rw. 302.7; E n g r . B. 300 
Drw . 302.9: E n g r . B. 302 
D r w 
12 I I M gr B FO? 
D rw 204.1; E. D. H all 212 
E. 6 0 lh .3 9 ; E n g f. B. 30.3 
FL 6 0 1 b .il : Engl. R. TOI 
F 601 b.43 : E ng l. R. 3 
E 601b. 15; Eng!. R, 8 
E 601b, 17 Eng!. B .3 0 6 
FL 6018,49: E n g l. B. 206 
E. 3 1 2 L .1 : E ngl. B. 201 
FL .317.5: E n g l. B. 105 
E. 318,9: E r g ! . FL 203 
E. 358 FL, B aft* H 234 
E. 3 63 : E n g l. B 210 
FL 3 6 9 L E ng!. B. 103 
E . 3 7 2 : E n g l. B. 305 
E m , 3 0 2 . 7 : G. H l l !
Eco 303.11: G. H. 215 
F r o 3 22: WL H .1 1 2 
Eco. 360: G. H. 317 
Eco. 389: G. H .3 0 5 
Ed. C. 306 7; S. H. 314 
Ed. C. 3 2 0 L .7 : S. H. 101 
E d. C. 3201, 9 . S. H. 210 
E d . C. 6 3 2 K b : D rm . B. 103 
Ed. C 344K : A r t 8 . 1 1 4 
Ed. C. 3 4 4 L : A rt R M H 
Ed. C. 3 5 8 K : Mu*. B. IOTA 
Ed. CL 6 6 7 H : H. FL B. IOO 
FLd. P. 311.3: B a tts H 232 
Ed. P. 314: Spe. B. 201 
Ed. P, 614Q .3 : S. H. 304 
FL E .3 2 0 3 : W . H . 306 
E, E . 362: P e a rc e H. 101 
E. M. 315.5; E n g r B .2 0 6 
E M 333.5 : P. FL B. 302 
F i r . 356: Phv. B 203 

! F i n . 3 7 7 : G H . l

TRO* ED T R F FO R E XA M C O N F L I C T S

to 

go 

A stud en t who h a s two e x a m i n a ­
tio n s scheduled fo r the Mime time, 
o n e being a u n ifo rm ex am in atio n , 
the d e p a r t m e n t a l 
s h o u ld 
c h a i r m a n of 
in which 
t h e u n if o rm e x a m in a tio n is gixen 
tim e for 
l o a r r a n g e for a n o th e r 
t h a t e x a m in a tio n . The d e p a r t m e n t 
f i x i n g the u n ifo rm e x a m in a tio n hi 
re s p o n sib le for ta k i n g c a re of the 
conflicts cau -ed hr it. Such stu de nt

th e course 

should see the departm ental chair­
m an about such conflict not 
later 
th a n the b e g in n in g of “ D ead W ee k" 
in o rd e r to give th e d e p a r t m e n t time 
to sched ule a n o th e r e x a m in a tio n . 
\ I so, a s t u d e n t who has th r e e e x a m i ­
n a tio n s in an y one t« e n ty - fo u r- h o u r 
period, one of which 
is a d e p a r t ­
m ental ex a m in a tio n , should follow 
th e sa m e p ro ced u re as s t u d e n ts who 
hav e conflicts.

IN D E X T O E XA M IN ATION P E R I O D S

M W E 8; F r i d a y , M a v 24, 2 - 5 p.m.
T T T 8 W e d n e sd a y , \ l iv 2 2 , 9 - 1 2 a rn.
JVI W F 9 : T h u r s d a y . May 23. 2 -5 p.m.
T T S 9: S a t u r d a y , M ac 25. 2 5 p.m.
M W E IO: T u e sd a y , Max 21, 2 -5 o r 7-10 p m 
T T S IO: T h u r s d a y , Max 23. 9 -1 2 a rn.
JVI W F ' l l : W e d n e s d a y May 22. 2 -5 p.m.
T T S l l : T u e s d a y , Max* 2 1 , 9 - 1 2 a.m 
T T 11-12:30: T u e s d a y . M a r 2.1, 9 -12 a m 
T T S 12 W e d n e s d a y , Max 29. 9 -12 a.m 
M W E 12: F rid a v , M iv 24, 9 -1 2 a.m.
JU W F I : Monday. V1av 27, 9 12 a.m.
M W E 2: T u e s d a y , M a y 28. 2 -5 p.m.
M W E 3: T h u r s d a y , May 30, 9 -1 2 a.m.
M W E 4: S a t u r d a y , May 25, 9 12 a.m 
M 4 :1 5 - 0 :4 5 : S a t u r d a y , May 25. 9 -12 a m 
W 4 :1 5 - 6 :4 5 : S a t u r d a y , M ay 25. 9-12 a.m 
F 4 :1 5 -6 :4 5 ; S a t u r d a y , M a y 2 5 ,9 - 1 2 a.m 
M W F" 5: S a tu r d a y . M ay 25.' 9 -1 2 a.m .
T T I : T u e s d a y , M ay 28, 9 -1 2 a.m .
T T I- 2 :3 0 : T u e s d a y , M av 28, 9-12 a.m 
T T 2 : Monday. M ay 2 7 .2 - 5 p.m .
T T 2:30—4 : W ed n e sd a y . M ay 29. 2 -5 p.m.
T T 3; W ed n e sd a y . May 2 9 ,2- 5 p.m.
T T 4: T h u r s d a y , M a y 30, 7 -1 0 p.m.
T u 4 :1 5 - 6 :4 5 : T h u r s d a y . May 30. 7-10 p.rn 
T h 4 :1 5 - 6 :4 5 : T h u r s d a y . M a y 30, 7 TO p m ,
T T 4- 5:30: T h u r s d a y , May 30, 7- 10 p.m.
T T 5: T h u r s d a y . M a y 30, 7 -10 p.m.
M o n d a y e v e n in g s : F r i d a y . May 24. 7-IO p.m.
T u e s d a y e v e n in g s : T h u r s d a y , Slay 23. 7 -10 p.m. 
W e d n e s d a y e v e n in g s : M onday, May 27, 7 
T h u r s d a y ex c ro n e s : W e d n e sd a y . May 22. 7 - 1 0 p m .
F r i d a y e v e n in g s : S a t u r d a y , May 25, 7 - l o p.m.

lit p rn. 

F N I FORM E X A M IN A T IO N S

A. S. 405b: T h u r s d a y , M a y 30. 2- 5 p.m.
A. S. 414b: Monday, May 27. 7-10 p.m .
A S. 840b: T h u r s d a y . M ay 2 3 . 7 - l o p.m.
B W 221: Saturday. May 25. 7 - l o p.m.
C. E . 113: F r i d a v , M av 24, 7 -1 0 p.m.
C. E. 124L : T u e s d a y . M a y 21, 7 -10 P rn,
C. E . 120: S a tu r d a y , M ay 25. 7-10 p.m.
Ch. 801b: F r i d a y , M ay 24. 7 10 p.m.
Ch. 605b: T u e sd a y , M ay 28, 7 10 p.m.
E. 601a: T h u r s d a y , M a y 22, 7-10 p.m.
Ed. P. 320KL: T h u r s d a y , M ay 23, 7-10 p.m.
F in . 354: F rid ay . May 24. 7 -10 p.m.
F in , 364: T u e sd a y , M ay 21. 7 -10 p m.
F r . 40fi; F r i d a y , M ay 24, 7 10 p m.
F t . 407: T u e s d a y , M a y 28, 7 IO p.m.
F r . 612a: T u e sd a y . May 28. 7 IO p.m.
F r . 612b: F r i d a y , M ay 24. 7 -1 0 p.m.
(Ter. 406: T h u r s d a y , Slav 30, 2~o p.m.
G e r. 407: M onday, M ay 27, 7-10 p.m.
Gov. 610a: W e d n e sd a y . M ay 22, . 1 0 p rn.
Gov. 610h: W e d n e s d a y , May 22. 7 10 p.m.
M. S. 4 0 1 b * T h u r s d a y , May 3 0 , 2 - 5 p.m.
ML S 410b: Monday. May 2 7 ,7 - 1 0 p.m,
NL S. 303* T h u r s d a y . May 30, 2-5 p.m.
N. S. 314: M onday. M ay 27, 7-10 p.m.
F . Ed. 333: S a tu r d a y . May 25. 7-10 p.m.
P h y . 812a: W e d n e s a a y . May 29, 7-IO p m.
P h y , 812b: T h u r s d a y , May 2 3 ,7 - 1 0 p.m.
Soc. 324: T u e s d a y , May 21, 7 -1 0 p.m 
S o n . 4Of.; T u e s d a y , May 21. 7-IO p m.
S p n . 407: W e d n e s d a y , May 2 9 ,7 IO p.m.
S p n . 612a: S a tu r d a y , May 2 5 , 7 - 1 0 p.m.
S pn. 612b: T u esd ay . M ay 21, 7 -1 0 p.m.

T F ESD AT 

May 21, 5M 2 A.M.

( C l a u s e * m e e t i n g T T S l l 
an d TT l l 12:30)

Ace. 61 l b .1 4 W. H 201 
Acc 326.2: WF FL 116 
Acc. 364.2: W IL 301 
Acc. 373: W, H. 316 
Adv. 369J : J . B. 203 
Aa. E . 2 1 0 : P. E R 307 
A n t S I I : Ben. H i l l 
Ar. E. 229: A. B. 305 
A r. E . 2 4 5 Q : V B 105 
Art 305,2: A. B 307 
B ib. 304 2 : C h u rc h of C h ris t Bible

C h a ir
Bib. MF 

C h u rc h

IJ ni verait-y P r e s b y te r i a n

Bib. r?J7XX .2: W e sle y Bible Cha r 
B ib. 318K : T e x a s Bible C h a i r
B . L . 3 2 4 8: Ben. H 8 
R. L. 368: W . H . 310 
B o t. 321: B. L. 301
C . C . 3 5 2 : G. H. IOO 
C E . 329.2 E n g r . B. 116 
C. E . 329.4: E n g r . B. 141 
C E . 461: P. E. B. 300 
C. E . 3 8 6 K : E n g r . B . 3 U 
Ch. 3 1 7 : C. B . 3 1 5
Ch. 6 2 1 a : C. B 15 
Ch. 370 : C . B . 3 1 9 
Ch. E . 353: C. B .2 1 8 
C . I L 346: W. H. 210 
D r m . 311,2 D rm . B 103 
D rm . 314K .2: D rm . B. 512 
D rm , 622b: X Hall 
D rm . 327: R adio House 
D r m . 6 68b: D rm . B. 108 
E . 6 ( ) l b ,4 0 : E n g l. B. ICI 
E . 6016.42: E n g l. B. 204 
E . 601b.44: E n g l. B, 103 
E. 601 C i f E n c l B S 
E . 3 1 2 K .1 0 : P e a rc e H. 105 
E . 3 1 2 K . 1 2 : E n g l. B. I 
E. 312 K .14 : E n g l , B . 201 
E . 33 7.16: E ng l. B. 303 
E . 317.18: E r g ! . B .30 6 
E . 3 1 8.1 0: E r g ! . B .2 0 6 
E 318 12: E n g l. B. 203 
E . 3 18 M 2: E n g l B. 301 
E , 31811.4: E n g l. B. 105 
E / 3 6 8 : E r g ! . B. 112 
E 37 3P • E n g l . B 3 
E . 3 8 9 : E n g l. B, 102 
Keo. 302.S : Spa. B. 201 
Fen. 303.8: G B. 108 
Eco. 379: G. H 305 
E d . A. 312.2: S. H. 202 
E d . 
Ed. P. 311.4: ?. H . 3 0 3 
Ed. P. S 7 3 P : Engl B 3 
E . E . 3 6 6 : SFE E . B. 105 
F- E . 8 8 0 E : E n g r. B. 139 
E M. 315.6: P E. B. 302 
E M. 333.6 E n g r . B. 308 
E m . 367 : W. H. 14 
F r . 38 9K : B a t t s H. 217 
Gen m2- s . B. M 
Geo. 363 K : E. Sc. B. 331 
Geo. 369: G. B. 301 
Geo. 295: G. B 303 
Gk. 619b ; G, H 101 
Gov. 3 6 6 k : G H . 3 
G o v . 3 9 7 : G. H . 113 
G r g . 3 0 4 : Spe. B. 304 
H. E. 361: H. E. B. IOO 
H is 6010 I B a t t - A u d.
H is. 6 0 9 b.4: G H. 201 
Hi*, 3 1 6 K .8 ; G. H . 7 
H is. 3 15 K .1 0: P e a r c e H. IHI 
H is . 3 1 5 L I O : B. L. 12 
H i s . 8 1 5 L . l f : Ben. H. 106 
H ts. 3 15 L .14 : Ben, H. 12 
H is. 3 1 6 L .2 : G. H 200 
B i s . 8 2 3 L : G . H . I l l 
H is. 346L G. H. 203 
Hi*. 85 5K : B a tt* H 2~2 
His. 376M B a t t . h . 234 
In*. 346; W. H . IQI

2227.2 • Ma n B 311 

I I. T .3 6 4 : W H 21 
: J . 3 2 7 : J. B. 209 
1 J . 2 6 4 : J. B. 205 
J U t - 651b: Baths H i n s 

L S. 322T.2 : Main B. S II 
M . 301 4 Ren H . 105 
M. 3 0 IE .IO • Ben. H. 214 
M 3 0 1 E .1 2 : Ben. H. 15 
M. 303.S : P e a rc e H. 209 
M. 303.10 : Ben. H H 02 
M. 304.10: Ben H . 3 1 4 
M, 204F..6: Ben. H. BH 
M. 3 0 5 E .1 2 : Ben. H. 201 
M. 3 0 5 F L U : Ben. H .2 0 2 
M .3 0 9 : B a t t a H. 101 
ML 613FU .8: P e a r c e H.211 
M. 6 1 3 E a . l 0 : Ben. H .1 0 1 
M. 6 1 3 E b ,8 ; Ben. H. 208 
M. 325.6: Ben. H. 107 
M. 326.6: Ben. H 5 in 
M 686b: B a tt a H. 105 
Man. 334.6: P e a rc e H. 201 
Man. 374.2: W. H. 306 
Man. 390; WL H. 408 
M. E. 312.12: E n g r . B. 2 ! 2 
M. FL 320.4 : P e a rc e H .2 0 4 
M E. 340.4: E n g r. B. 138 
M. E. 3 84 : E n g r B. 223 
M. E . 3 9 1 K : E n g r . B. 207 
I M .S . 826b. 4: E. D. Hall 107 
M. S. 872b.4 : F . D . Hall 109 
Mu*. 411 b.4 : Mu*. B. 106 
j P Fin. 661 a.2: E n g r , B. 137 
P. E n. 369: P. E. R.302B 
I P. En. 469: P. E. B. 302B 
Phi. 310.2: B a tt a H. 102 

I Phi. 322: G. H. I 
( P h r. 202.8: P h r. B. ICI 
P h r. 331.2: C. B. 313 
P h r . 340.2; H. FL BM 27 
P h r. 3 6 3 K : P h r. B. 311 
Phy. 801b.4 : Ph y. B. 201 
Phy. 326.2: FL Fe. B. 137 
P h y . 365.2: P hv. B. 203 
Phy. 387L : Phv. B. 310 
Pay. 310.6: S. H .8 1 4 
Pay. 319: Mezes H. 104 
Pay. 37 1: Mezes H. 106 
Pay. 372: Meres H. 314 
Res. 326: E . Sr B. 115 
Ret. 369: W. H. IO 
Soc. 302.4; G. H. 215 
Soc. 302.6 : Meres H. 101 
Soc. 346: B a t t s H . 202 
Spe. 303.6: Spe. B. 202 
! Spe. 305.4: Spe. B. 31J 
I See. 318 M : Spe, R, 213 
Spe. 319.6: Spe. B. 214 
Spe. 319.8: E n g l B. 104 
Spe. 364: Mete* H. 102 
Spe. 372: Spe. B. 310 
Spn. 339: B a t t s H. 104 
Spn. 2 8 9 K: B a tt s H 217 
S U . 432.2: W . H 112 
St a. 376 : WL H. 401 
Zoo. 414: H. M. A.
Zoo. 360: E. Sc. B. 223

F r 372L ; B a tt a H. 217 
Goo. 6 0 1 h .3 ; G .G . Aud. 
Gen. 37 0: G. R. 301 
G e o . 3 7 3 L : Spe. B. IO 
Ger. SI 4L.1 : B a tts H. 104 
G er. 324 L l : B a tts H.104 
Ger. 372: R a tta H. 203 
; C k . 665b: Main B. 2605 

Gov. 343: C . B . 3 1 9 
' Gov, 6 6 0 b : G. H. 7 

G -g. 3 4 2 K Spa. B. 213 
H. FL 207Q : H. E. B. 105 
H. FL 307Q H . E . B l OR 
H FL 311 I : H. E B 127 
H E. 333.1 H E B . 331 
Hi*. 6 09 a: G. H. 3 
I H:«. 315K .3: H. M. A 

H is .3 2 1 M : Ben. H 12 
Hi?. 325M : G. H. 101 
J . 336: J . B. 205 
J . 377 K: J . B. 209 
L. S. 388: M ain B 311 
M 301 E T: Ben, H. 106 
M 3 0 1 E .9 : B e n . H. 214 
M. 804.5: B a t t s H 
i OI 
M 304.7: Ben. H . 1 0 2 » 
M. 204E.5 : Ben HM A 
M. 2 04 E .7 : P e a rc e FL 206 
M .3 0 5 E .7 : Ben. H .3 1 0 
M . 3 0 6 E .9 : Ben. H . 2 0 2 
M . 305 FL 1 1: Batts H. 102 
M, 613b.5: Ben. H. 314 
M. 6 1 3 E a .5 : B a tts H. 202 
M. 6 1 3 E a.7: B atts H. HO 
M. 613EH.7 : Ben. H. 208 
M . 6 l3 E b .9 Ben. H. 201 
M. 315.1 • Batta H 105 
M. 315.S Pearce H 2011

T I ESD AT 

Max 21, 2-5 P.M.

(Claaaea meeting M W F IO)

(T his group is divided. Part of the 
classes m eeting MWF’ IO will h a ir 
exam inations in the afternoon and 
lf 
lh* remainder 
in 
the evening, 
is not 
your M W F 10 d a s * 
listed 
the evening 
it at 
here, 
period.)

look 

for 

Acc. 611b.3; W. H . 3 1 6 
A cc. .327.3: W. H. 201 
Acc. 360.3: W . H . 8 
Acc. 365.1: W. H. 301 
Ae. E . 3 6 5 : P. E . B. 300 
Ant. 301.3 Ben. H M H 
Ant. 3 6 5 : Ben. H 105 
Arc. 381: A B. 305 
A rt 144K A r t B , 1 14 
Art S44L. Art B. 114

M. 3 2 1 1 : Ben. H. IGI 
j M. 325.3: Ren. H .1 0 4 
I M. 326.3: Ben. H. 107

Man. 336.1: E. Sc. B. I U 
M an . 3 6 0 ; W . H . 2 
Man. 3 72: P e a rt e H I 05 
M. E . 320.3: E . Sc. R. 223 
M. E. 224.1: E n g r B. 212 
M. E. 326.1 : Pea ce H .201 
M. E. 340.1 : E n g r. B. 138 
MLF, 3 7 1 K : F.. Sc. B . 331 
Met 326: P e a rc e H. 209 

i Mkt. 362: WL H. 210 

M .S . 822b. I : E. D. H all 109 
I M. S. 8 7 0b .I : E. I). H all 209 
M S. 876h,1 : FL I) H all 107 

: Mu*. 605b.3 : Mus. B. 106 
1 Mus. 3 5 8 K : Mu* B. 101A 

Mus. 3 7 1 : M us B. 105 
NLS, 3 27 : L. H . 2 0 2 
NL S. 36 3: L. H .2 0 4 
P. Ed. 310.1 : WL G. 6 
P. E d . 215: G. B. 108 
P. E n . 6 20 a,3: P. E. R 307 
P. E n. 321.1: E n g r . B. 137 
P. E n . 3 65: C. B .315 
P. E n . 387: P. E B 302A 
P h i. 312.1: B a tt* Aud.
P h r . 204.1: J . B. 203 
P h r . 305.3: E. Sc. B. 137 
P h r . 3 1 9K ; P h r , BMO!
P h r. 331.1; C. R .313 
P hy. 801b. I : P h v B. 201 
P h v . 339: B a tt* H .1 1 5 
Pay. 316.1: A. B. 105 
Pay. 3 3 3 : Mer.es H. 101 
I Pay. 3 6 3 K : Meres H. 305 
Rn*. V06.3: B att* H. 318 
Sec 101.1; M H all IO]
Sec. 304.5: W . H . 310 
Sec. 305.3: WL H. 216 
Sec 362: WL H. 406 
Soc. 3 58: E n g l. B. I 
! Soc. 372: G. H. 203 

Sop 306.1: Sp*. B 202 
Sp*. SIOK : Spe. B 214 
Sp*. S H K . I : Spe. R .3 1 0 
Spe. 363: Spe. B. 311 
Spn, 326LM : B a tt s H. 302 
Spn. 3 2 6 L .8 : B a t t s H. 215 
St*. 432 I : WL H M 4 
Sta. 381 ♦ W. H. 408 
T r 375 W H 
Zoo. 370K : B. L. 301

IO 

TI ESD AT

Max 21, 7-10 P.M.

( R e m a i n d e r o f classes m ee tin g 
M W F 10. Civil E n g in e e r in g 124!
Finan ce 364, Sociology 321, and
S p a n is h 406 and 6I2 b )

Bac. 340 E. Sc. B. 331 
Bot. 390 B. L. 12 
C E. 124L (a ll s e c t i o n s ) :

G. G, Aud.

. Ch. 368- C. B l o 

E 312KL11: Ben. H 3 
E. 321.3: E ng l. B. 203 
E. 329LM: B en . H. 208 
F in . 364.1: G. PM 4 
F in. 364.2: G H, I 
F in . 364.3: G. B. 14 
F in. 364.4: (J. H . l 
F in. 364.5: A. B 105 
F in 364.6; A BMO?
F in . 364.7: WL H. 210 
Hi*. 3 2 0 M : W. H. 101 
His, 3 3 7 M : Ben. H. 106 
Pay. 310.3: B a t t s Aud.
Stic. 324 ( all sectio ns I H M A . 
S pn. 406.1: B a t t s H. 234 
S p n . 406.2: B att* H .3 1 8 
: S pn, 406.3: B a tt s H. 234 
S pn. 406.4: B a tt s H. 234 
S pn. 406.5: B a t t s H .2 0 2 
S pn. 406.6: B att* H. 217 
S on. 406.7: B a tt s H. 232 
Spn. 406.8: B att* H. 232 
Son. 406.9: B a t t s H. 230 
Son. 406.11: B a tt* H. 215 
I S pn. 6 1 2 b . l : B a t t a H .1 0 2 
Spn 6 l2 b .2 : B a t t s H. 104 
S pn. 6 l 2 b . 3 : B a tt* H . 1 0 5 
S p n . 612b.4 : Ratt* H. 307 
I Spn. 6 1 2 b .5 : B a t t s H. 302 
S pn. 612b.7 : B a tt s H. TOI 
Spn. 612b.9: B a t t s H. 110 
Spn, 6 1 2 b . l l : B a tt s H .1 1 5 
Spn. 612 b .18: B att* H 115 
Zoo. 421.1: E. Sc. B. 115

W E D N E S D A Y

May 22. 9-12 A.M.

(C las ae s m ee tin g T T S 8)

Ace. f l t l b . 2 : W. H . 316 
Acc. 825.2: WL H. 201 
Acc. 362.2: W. H 301 
Acc. 376.2: W H. 8 
I Adv. 340J.2: J . B. 205 

A n t. 302.2: B e n .H 111 
Art, 308. A. B. 105 
A r t 318L.2: A rt B. 114 
Ast. 620a: Ben. H .105 
B. A. 388K : W H. ! 16 

t Bio. 607b.2: B. I.. 12

B. L. 324.2: W H.101 

I R. L. 364: WL H. 210

C. E. 212K.2; P E. R. 300 
C. E. 2 1 2 K .4 : E n g r . B. 217 
C. E. 216.2: C. B. 319
C. FL 216.4: P. E. R. 307 
LL E. 380K : E n g r . R 223 
Ch. 512K.2: C B. 218 
Ch. 386JU: C. B. 318 
Drw. 301.2: E. D. Hall 206 
' Drw. 301.4: E. D. Hall 207 
Drw. 301.14: E n g r . B. 308 
D rw. 302.2: E n g r. B. 300 
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FL 601 h.l 4: E ng l. B. 3 
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E. 601 b.18: E ngl, B. 204 
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E . E . 3 7 5 K : W . H . 112 
E. M. 315.2: E n g r. B .206 
FJ. M. 333.2: P. E. B. 302 
Fr. 380: B a tta H. 217 

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Geo. 378: G. R. 301 

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I G rg. 305.2: E. Sc. B. 115 
I H. E. 202: H. E. B. 105 
H. E. 302: H. FL BM05 
H. E .3 0 4 : H. E. B. 127 
H. E. 308.2: H . E . BM OO 

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H E 340: E Sc. B. 137 
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Gov. 362: B a t t s H. 102 
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366 : Spe. B. 201 
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30 5.9 : Spe. R. 311 
31 3.1: Spe. FL 202 
319.7: B att* FE 250 
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A n t. 332: P e a r c e H 204 
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E. M. 333.3: P. E B. 302 
F in . 371 ; A. B. 105 
Hr. 3251m B a t t ' H 217 
Geo. 601bJ : G. G. Aud. 
Goo. 33 3Ia ; G* B. IQS 
Goo. 3631,: G. B. 310 
Ger. 312K J : B a t t s H, 104 
G e r. S I 4 K . I : B a t t a H. 307 
Ger. 326: B a t t s H .2 1 5 
Gk. 612b; M ain B 2707 
Gk. 683b: M ain B. 2702 
Gov. 326: f’e a r c e H. ICI 
Gov 353: G. H. 101 
G rg. 325: Spe. B. 202 
H. FL. 308.1 : .1. R 203 
H. E. 322.5: H. E. B. 127 
H. E . 3 4 4 : FE E. B.331 
H. FL. 376: IE FL. R, 200 
His. 329; G. H . l 03 
His. 3 3 4 K : G. H. IOO 
His. 341 K : G. H . 113 
H is. 3 45 M : G. IE 319 
Hi*. 3 6 1 N : B a tt* H. 105 
It!. 324: B a t t s FE 302 
L a t 3 1 1 : B a t t s FE 101 
L. S. 3 2 2 T .1 : M ain B. 311 
VE 301.3: B a tt s F E I 15 
M. 3 0 1 E .3 : Ben. H. 107 
M. 3 0 1 E .5 : P e a r c e FE 211 
M. 304.5: Ben. H. 102 
M. 305.3: Ben. H. 101 
M. 3 0 5 1 . 5 : Ben. H. 208 
M .6 1 3 a : B e n , FE 15 
M. 613b.3 : Ben. H. 104 
M. 6 1 3 E a .3 : Spe. B .2 1 3 
M .6 1 3 E U 3 : Ben. FE 214 
M . 6 1 3 E U 5 : B en. H . 2 0 2 
VT. 624b: Ben. H . 3l l 
VE 325.1 : Ben. H. 12 
M.326.1 • Ben. H . 3 1 0 
M. 374: Ben. H M H 
Man. 325.1: WL H. 300 
Man. 5651 : WL H .3 1 0 
Man. 367.1: WL FE 408 
M. FL. 520.1 ; P. E. B. 307 
VE FL. 353.1 J H . M. A.
VE FL. 3 7 9 k E n g r . B. 217 
VI. E. 3 87 : E n g r . B. 317 
Met. 820b: E. D. H all 202 
Met. 366: FL. D. H all 102 
Mkt. 367: VV. H. IO 
Mu*. 612 b . l : Mu*. B M 0 6 
Mu* 3 3 0 K ; Mus. B 105 
NL S. 328.3: L. H. 202 
NLS. 367 L H . 201

 Deluge of Finals 

Is Still Ahead of UTers

P. Ed. 307 : S .H .3 0 2 
P. E n . 6 U 0 a.!: E . Sc. B. 33! 
P ill. 310.1: H. E. B. 105 
Phi. 345: E n g l. B. 104 
Phi-. 305.1: P h r. B. 101 
P h r. 813 b .I : B a tt? H. 230 
P h r. 428.1; B. U 301 
P h r. 378.1 : J . B. 205 
P h y , 801 a . I : P h y . B. 201 
P h y . 335.1: P h y . B. 310 
Phy. 3 92; P h v .B . 421 
Pay, 6 0 1 a : P h y . B. 203 
Pay. 3 4 5 ; E n g l. B. 3 
P hy. 3 51: B a tt? H .3 1 8 
F sv . 3 5 2 : B a tta A ud.
Pay . 382J : Mer.es H. 305 
R p s 361 W H. 112

M. 303.9: Ben. H. 314 
M. 304.13: Ben. H .201 
M . 2 0 4 E .9 : B e iu H . 107 
M. 305E .1 7 : Ben. H. 202 
M. 6 1 3 E b .U : Ben. H. 310 
M. 3 i i i Ben. H . 214 
M. 325.5: Ben. H. 104 
l f . 325.11: B a tta H. HO 
M. 326.7: Ben. H. ICI 
M. 645b: B a tts H. 104 
M. 372: Ben. H. lo 
M an. 303.5: W . H. 101 
Man. 334.5: W . H. 306 
M. E , 211.1: E n g r. B .3 1 5 
M. E . 211.3: E n g r. B .3 1 5 
M. E . 311.1: E n g r. B. 141 
M. E. 311.5: P. E .B . 307 
M. E . 311.7: P . E , R 307 
M. E , 312.5: E n g r. R. 212 
M. E . 320.5: P e a rc e H. 105 
M k t 337.3: W .H . 112 
M kt. 337.5; W . H. 14 
M k t. 339.1: Ben. H. 12 
M. S. 824b.I : E, P Ha!! 115 
Mu*. 403L h: R ecital Hal! 
Mus. 461 PH: M us. B. 106 
P. E d. 214: S. H .3 0 3 
P. En. 6 2 0 b .I : G. B. 14 
P h i. 312.3: P h y . B. 201 
Ph o . 403: B a tts H. 101 
P h r. 202.3*. P h r. B. 304 
P h r. 2 0 4 .3 :G . B. 301 
P h r. 418.3: C. R. 319 
P h r. 467.1: C. B. 313 
P h r. 370: P h r. R. 101 
P h y . 401.3: B a tts Aud,

B u s. 6 2 0 b : B a tts H. 202 
Sec*. 103.1: W . H . 406 
Sec. 304.3: M H al! 201 
Sec. 305.1 : W . H. 216
Soc. 3 0 2 .5 : G. H. I 
Soc 302.7 ■ L B . 2 1 8 
Soc. 3 5 9 : M etes H. TOI 
S SK'. 301 . S pc. B. 310 
S p e 303.3: G. II. 201 
S pp 305 5: G. IT 200 
S p e. 3 1 9 .3 : Spe. B. 214 
S p e. 3 1 9 .5 : Ben. H. 201 
S p e 373: Spe B 31 I 
Si n. 325 L l : B a tta H. 102 
S p n . 3 2 5 L .3 : B a tts H . 110 
S p n . 3801,: B a tts H. 207 
S ta . 362 W . H. 210 
Zoo. 316K 3: E . Sc P. 118 
Zoo. 3 6 1 K : E Sc. B 507

T H I R SO A V

M ar 23. 7 -10 P M,

( \ i r S cience 6 i0 b . E d u c a tio n a l 
r . v c ho i og y 320K. En g l i s h 601a, and 
ph y s i c * 8 l 2 h , an d c la s se s m e e tin g 
T u e sd a y e v e n in g s )

A S 840b ( all section* ) : C. B IB 
E. 601 a . I : Bon. H. I l l 
E. 601 a .3 : E n g l. B. 203 
E. 6 ftia .4 E n g l. R 3
E . OOI a .5 : E n g l. B 3<>®
F. 6 0 ia .7 ; B en. H . 111 
E . 601 a .8 : E n g l. B. 105 
E . 601 a .9 : E Se. B .1 1 5 
E . 601 a.11 : E n g l. B. 203 
E 60! a.13 E n g l. B. 30!
E 601a 15: E n g l. B. 10a 
E . 6 0 t a . l 6 : E n g l. B 201 
E, 601 a. I 7 : E n g l. R. 206 
E f O la .iS : E n g l. R. I
E f io u .1 9 : E n g l. B. 8 
E 6 0 la .21: Bon. H , 8 
E. 601 a.2 3 : E Sc. B. 331 
E . 601 a .2 5 : E Sc. B. 115 
E . 601 a .2 7 : E n g l. B. 303 
E. 601a 29 : E n g l. B. 201 
E 601 a.3 3 : E . Se. R 33!
E. 601 a ,4 3 : Ben. H. 8 
E d , P. 320K ta l l s e c t io n s ) :

B a t t 1* A ud. 

r F.d. .IRO Batt* H l l 5
P h \ 812h * a1! sectio n s * : G B. 14.

ll M A 

and Ph* B 201 

r* T . 3 9 1 L : Mcr.es H. ID I

F R ID A V

May 24. 9 -12 A..M,

(G la sse r m eetin g M W F 12)

Ace. 611 a .7 : W . H. 301 
Acc. 611 h.7: W. H. 316 
Acc. 61 lb .9 : W . H 201 
A n t. 301.5 B en. H. I U 
A n t. 3 69: B en. H. 105 
A re. 3351,: A B. 306 
A rc. 3 53: P hv R. 421 
Bac 6 2 9 h .l: E . Sc. B U S 
Bac. 460: E. Sc. B. 312 
B*b. 305.5 : W esley B ible C h a ir 
Bib. 3 1 7 W .5 : L u th e ra n Bible 
C h a ir (2004 W h itis I 

H EM PH ILL'S

Sec. 102.5: W. H 216 
Soc. 302.9 : B en, H, 8 
Soc. 322.1: G. H . I 
Soc. 349: B a tts H. 232 
Spe. 303.7: S pe. B. 213 
Spe. 319.9: S p e. B. 214 
Spe. 3 3 5 : Spe. R. 201 
Spn. 3 7 2 L: B a tts H. 230 
S ta . 432.5: W . H, 210 
Zoo. 337L : E . Sc. B, 137

F R ID A Y

M ay 24, 2 -5 P.M .

( G a s s e s m eetin g M M T 8)

! Bib. 801.8: W esley Bible C h a ir 
I Rib. 302.5: T e x a s B ible C h a rr 

Bib. 302.7; C h u rch o f C h ris t Bible 

A er. 61 la . 15: W . H . 201 
Acc. 6 1 1 b .l: P e a rc e H .101 
A cc. 325.1: W . H .316 
Acc. 326.1: W . H. 310 
Acc. 329,1: W , H. 8 
Acc. 360.1: W . H . 301 
Ae E . 360: E n g r B .315 
A nt. 301.1: Ben H. I l l 
Arn. 359K : A . B. 105 
A n 331: A. B. 305 
R. A .3 8 2 K : W . H. 14 

C h a ir 

Bio. 607b.I : B, L. 12 
B. L. 823.1 :C . B. 218 
B. L. 324.1: E. Sc. B. 331 
R. L. 324Q: W. H. 112 
B ot. 380L : B. J,. 301 

: Bot. 394K . E . Sc. B. 312 
i C. E . 124K I : E n g r. B. 207 

C h. 810b.I : C P. 15 

J Ch. 359: C B 313 
i CK. 392 K C. B .315 

Ch. E . 350: E n g r R. 138 
I D rw. 3 0 1 4 t E. D. H all 112 
D rw . 301.3 E. D. H a il 206 
D rw . 302.1: E n g r. R. 300 
. D rw. 302.3: E n g r. B. 302 
I Drw 302.5: E n g r. B. 308 
! D m . 209.1: E. D. H all 212 

E. 601 b .l: B a tts H. 105 
I E. 601b.3: E n g l. B. 204 
! E. 601 b.5: E n g l. B. 306 
E. 601 b .7 : E n g l. B. 303 
E. 601 b.9: E n g l. B. 208 
E. 601 b.l I: B a tts H. 101 
‘ E. 601b.13: E n g l. B. 103 
, E. 601b,15: E n g l. R. 8 
I E. 601 b . l 7: B att* H. HO 
! E. 601 b . l 9: E n g l. B. 104 
E. 601 b .2 1 : E n g l. B. 304 
; E .6 0 ib ,2 3 : E n g l. B. ICI 
J E . 601 b .25: E n g l. B. 308 
1 E. 312K .1: E n g l. B. 206 
E. 312K .3: E n g l. B. 105 

I E. 312M .1: E n g l. B. 8 

E .3 1 2 M .5 : E n g l. B 210 
E. 317.1: E n g l. B. 102

Bio. 6 0 7 b .9 . B. I* 12 
B W . 320.3 W. H. 310
B. W. 320.13: W . H. 2
C. E. 435.1 : E n g r. B. 217 
C. E . 241 : P. E. B. 300
C E . 3 5 6 : P e a rc e H . I <44 
C h. 3 76: C. B. 315 
C h. F 3 4 5 : C. B .2 1 S 
C r. 407: B a tts H. 217 
D rm . 3 0 1 L 7 : X H all 
D r * . 302.13*. E n g r. B. 300 
D rw . 3 02.15: E n g r. B. 302 
l*rw , 3 02.17: E n g r, B. 308 
D rw . 204.3 E n g r. R. 206 
D rw . 2 0 9.3: E. D. H all 212 
E. 601b.6,3: E n g l. B, TOI 
E. 601 b.6 5 : E n g l. B. 3 
E. 6 0 1 b ,6 7 : E n g l. B. 204 
E. 601b.69 : E n g l. B. 208 
E. 601 h .7 1: E n g l. B. 206 
E . 6 0 lQ a .I : E n g l. B 8 
E. 601 Q a.3 : E n g l. FT 8 
Bk 3 1 2 K .1 7 : E n g l. B. 301 
E . 3 1 2 K .2 1 : E n g l B 104 
E. 312M .5: E n g ! B. 201 
E. 3 1 7 .9 : E ngl. B. 303 
E . 3 18.13: Ben. H. 208 
E 31 8 .1 5 : E n g l. B, 1 
E. 318 .1 7 : E n g l. R 306
E . 3 4 2.1: E n g l. B. 203
F . 3 5 6 K .5 : P h v . B. 203 
E . 366: E n g l. B. 30 4 
E . 3 8 5 !.: E n g l. R .3 0 8 
Eco. 302.11: G. H. 3 
F ro . 302.13: G. H .2 1 5 
F ro . 3 03.15: G. H .3 1 9 
Eco. 3 1 9 : A B. 105 
Ed, A. 312.5: S. H .3 1 4 
Ed. C 306.7: S. H. IO!
E d . C. 3 2 2 T .3 : M ain B. i l l 
E d. H .3 2 5 L : C. B. 15
E d. P . 311.7: S. H .3 0 J 
E. E. 410.3: G. B. 108 
E. E . 438.1: E n g r. B. 138 
E. M. 315.9: E . D. H all 207 
E. M. 220.1: E n g r. B. 204 
E. M. 3 7 0 : E . D. H all 112 
F r. 0 01.1 : B a tts H . 302 
F r. 873 : B a tts H. 105 
(leo. 601 b .7 : G. G. A ud.
G er 31 5K.1 : B a tts H. 234 
H E. 3 07: H. E. B 127 
H. E. 311.5: H. E . B. IOO 
H. E .3 1 9 : H, E. B. 105 
H is. 3 1 5 R .5 : B en. H. IO®
His. 3 1 5 L .3 : H. M. A.
H is. 31 5 L .5 : E . Sc. B. 331 
H is. 3 6 2 L : G. H. 7 
It]. 4 07: B a tts H. 207 
J . 312L .3: J . R, 203 
J 333: J . B .2 0 6 
L S .3 2 2 T .3 : M ain I S II 
M. 301E .15. Ben. H 102

EXAM
SUPPLIES

a t

the

University
Co-Op

E .3 J 8 .1 : Ben. H .3 1 0 
E . 318.8? E n g l. B. 201 
E. 338.1: E n g l. B. 203 
Eco. 302.1: (f. H. I l l 
E c o ,3 0 2 .3 : G . H .3 1 9 
E co. 303.1: E n g l. B . l 
Eco. 303.3: G. H .3 
E co. 303.5: B a tts H. 234 
E d . C. 306.1: S. H. 203 
E d. C. 320L .1: S. H . 101 
E d . C. 320L .2: B a tts H. 102 
E d . C. 3 2 0 L .lt : S p e. B. 311 
E d . C. 621.1: S. H. 210 
E d. C. 621.3: B a tta H . 230 
E d . C . 632.1: M azes H 102 
E d. C. 632.3: S. H .3*4 
E d. P. 301.1. E Sc £. 223

I E d. P. 311.1: S. H .3 0 2 
Ed. P. 614Q .1: S. H .3 0 3
E. E. 410.1: P. E. B. 300
E. E . 6 3 5 a .! :S . H .3 1 4
E. E . 3 7 5 L .1 : Spe. B. 201
E. M. 313.1 : E . D. H all 207
E . M. 315.1: P .E . B. 302
E. M. 333.1: E n g r. B. 204 and 206
Fin. 376: P earce H. 201
Geo. 621b: G. B. 14
G e o .368: G. B. 301
Ok. 624b: M ain B. 2702
H. E . 208Q: H. E. R. 105
H E. 308Q ; H. E . R. 105
H. E .314K : H. E. B .212 and 247
H. E. 322.1: H. E. B. 127
H . E. 366: H E B. IOO 
His. 3 15K .1: Ben. H. 106 
H is. 315L .1: G. H. I 
H is. 317: H M. A
H is. 3 3 3 M :C . B. 319 
H is. 3 6 0 N : G. H. 113 
His. 37 J N : G. H. 103
I. 3 1 2 L .1 : J . B. 203 
J . 346: J . B. 209 
E at. 406.1: G. H. 101 
L at. 407.1: G. H. IOO
M A A B : E n g r. B. 141 

I M. 301.1: Ben. H 105 
M. 301 F U : Ben. H 15 
M. 303.1: Ren. H. 314 
VI. 303.3: Ben. H .101 
M. 304.1: Ben. H. 104 
VI. 204E l : B a tts H. 104 
M. 20 4 E .3 : Ben. H. 107 
M .3 0 5 .1 : Ben. H. 201 
M .3 0 5 E I : Ren. H. 214 
M. 3 0 5 E .3 : Ben. H. 202 
M. 6 1 3 h ,l: M ezea H, 104 
M. f ilS E a .l: Ben. H. 102 
M. 6 1 3 E b .t: Ben. H. 12 
M. 676b: M ezes H. 106 
M an. 302.1: W .H . 306 
M an. 303.1: W .H 210 
M an, 334.1: G. H 215 
M. F.. 312.1: E n g r. B. 301 
M. E. 327: E n g r. R .317 
M. E. 328.1: P h r . B. 201 
M E. 140.1: E n g r. B. 217 
M E. 140.5: E n g r. B. 217 
M. E .3 8 3 K : E n g r. R. 137

Four

Convenient

Stores

Met. 374: E . D. H all 102 
M kt. 337.1: B a tts H. 232 
M us. 6 0 5 a .I : Mus. B. 105 
M us. 6 05b.I : Mus. B. 106 
N . S. 324: L. H .2 0 4 
X. S. 328.1: U H . 202 
P. Ed. 640H.1: M ezes H. 101 
P. E d . 6 4 0 b .3 : W . G. 5 
P. E n. 310.1: E n g r. B. 215 
P. E n . 364.1: P. E .B .3 0 7 
P. E n . 464.1: P. E. R. 307 
Phi. 318: P earce H . 105 
I P h r. 202.1: P h r. B. 311 
P h r. 303.1: A. B. 307 
P h r. 418.1: G B. 108 
P h r. 866H.1: P h r. R. 101 
P h r. 6 7 3 b .I : P h r. R. 304 
Phy. 401.1: G, G Aud.
Png. 325.1: Phv. B. 203 
Phv. 3 8 8 K : Phv. B.301 
P sv , 310.1 : Ben. H 8 
Psy. 321: Mezes H .3 1 4 
Psy, 339: B a tts Aud 
Psv. 360 Mezes H. 305 
Ret. 370: W . H. 23 
R ub. 406.1: R a tts H .2 1 7 
Sec 304.1: M H ail IDI 
Sec. 311.1 : W. H. 216 
Sec, 361: Wf. H 406 
Soc. 302.1: E n g l. B. 301 
Soc. 302.3: B a tts H. 115 
Soc. 303.1: Ren. H. 208 
Spe. 303.1: Spe. B. 213 
Spe. 319.1 : Spe. B. 202 
Yr. 350: VV. H. JOI 
Zoo. 31 6K I E Sc. B. I U 
Zoo. 394K : E. Sc. R. 312

FR ID A Y

May 24. 7-10 P.M .

(C h e m is try 801b. Civil E n g in e e rin g 
113, F in an ce 354. F re n c h 406 and 
612h. and c la sse s m e e tin g 
M onday e v e n in g s )

Bib. 3 01.17: N ew m an C lu b 
Bib. 301.19: C h u rch of C h ris t 

Bible C h a ir 

Ch. 801b (all s e c tio n s ) : A. B. 105. 
B a tts Aud., R. L. 12. C B. 15,
G. H . 1. G B 14. H M. A..
H. E. B. 105. P h y . B. 201. P h v , 
B. 203

C. E . 112 (all se c tio n s) : G. G. Aud.
E . 3 17.17: E ngl. B. 102
E. 3 17.19: E n g i. B. 112
E. 317.21 : E n g l. B. 302
Ed. A. 361 H : E n g l. B. I
E d. A. 3 8 9 K : E n g l. B. 105
Ed. C. 38oJ : E n g l B 104
Ed. P. 3 7 7 L : S. H. 2
E d. P. 3 7 7 P : S. H .2
F in. 3 5 4 .F W . H. 210
F in . 354.2: W . H. IGI
y in. 3 5 4 .3 : E. Sc. B. 115
Kin. 354.4 : W . H. 306
F in . 354.5: Ben. H. 11 I
Fit). 354.6: W. H . 112
F in . 354.7: E. Sc. B. 115
Fin . 3 5 4.8: W. H. 2
F in . 354.9: Ben. H. I l l
F r. 406.1 : R a tts H . 101
F r. 406.2: B a tts H .2 3 4
F r. 406.4: R a tts H .2 3 4
Yr. 406.5: B a tts H. 234
F r . 406.7: B a tts H . 102
F r. 406.9: B a tts H. 105
F r. 612b. 1 : B a tts H. 230
F r. 6 1 2 b .2 : B a tts H, 232
F r. 612H.3 : B a tts H. 202
F r. 612b.4: B a tts H. 232
F r. 612b.7 : B a tts H. 115
Gov. 6 8 5 K b : E n g l. B. 103
Ins. 3 6 9 : E ngl. B. IQI
M .0 0 4 : B en. H .3 1 0
M. 326.11: Ben. H . 106
P. E d. 2 1 3 T : B en. H. 8
P E d. 2 16: Ben. H. 208
Pav. 3 8 5 M : Mezes H. 104
Spn. 367K : B a tts H. 205

S A T C RDA Y

May 25. 9-12 A.M .

(C la s s e s m e e tin g M W F 4, M W F 5, 
M 4 :1 5 -6 :4 5 , W 4 :1 5 -6 :4 5 , an d 
F 4 :1 5 -6 :4 5 )

A r t3 1 8 L .7 : A rt B. 114 
Ch. 3 8 1 : E . Sc. B. 137 
Eco. 302.23: B a tts H. 115 
Ed A. 3 8 5 J : B a tts H. 10)
Ed. A .3 8 5 L : B a tts H .1 0 2

E d. C .3 1 8 L .7 : A rt B. 114 
E d .( .6 6 7 M .l l : B a tts H. 105
Ed. C. 381: B a tts H. H O
E d . C. 5 8 2 T : B a tts H. HO 
Ed. P. 3 8 0 H : S. H .2 1 0 
Ed. P. 386: E n g l. B. 103 
E. M. 315.17: E n g r, B. 204 
E . M. 333,15: P. E. B. 302 
F in . 3 93: E n g l. B. 102 
H. E. 3 7 2 K : H. E. B. 127 
J. 365: J . B. 203 
L. S. 285: M ain B. 311 
M. 002.3. B en. H. I l l 
P. E n. 6 61b.I : E . S c . f i 115 
P. E n. 270: B a tts Aud.
Pay. 3R2L: Meze* H. 106 

: Spe 390: E n g l. B. 112

S A H R D A Y

M a y 25. 2-5 P M,

(C la sse s m eetin g T T S 9>

Acc. 6 1 1 a .2 : W . FT 316 
Acc. e i l b . 6 : W. H 301 
Acc, 327.2: W H .201 
Acc. 366: W. H. 8 
A nt. 301.2: Ben. H I U 
A nt, 373: B en. H . 105 
A rc. 215L.2: A. B. 105 
Bib. 301.2 : T ow n es B ible ( 'h a ir 
Bio. 607b 4; B. L. 12 
R. L. 323.2: C B. 319 
B. L. 324.4: Vt. H. 219 
Bot. 275K ; E. Sc, B. 312 
Ch. 810a : C. B. 15 
T h .4 1 6 .2 : £ Sc. B. 115 
Ch. 453: P h r . B. 201 
C r. E. 3 7 0 : C. P. H all 212 
D rm . 3 0 1 L.2 : D rm . B. 103 
D rm . 3 1 2 L : D rm . B, 201 
D rm . 356: D rm . B. 108 
E. 601 b.24 ; E ngl. B. 206 
E. 6 0 lb .26: Eng!, 8. 308 
E. 601b.2h: E ngl. B. 306 
E. 601 Qb.2 : Engl. B. 201 
’ E. 601 Qb,4 • Engl. B. 201 
E. 601Qb.6: Engl. B. 201 
E. 312K 4: E n g l B. 3 
, E. 312K.6: E ngl B. 104 
E 312L.2: Engl B 8 
E. 317.8: Engl. B. 303 
E. 317.10: E ngl. B. 101 
E. 318.6: B a tts Aud.
E. 3 1 8 L.2: E ngl. B. I 
E. 3 2 1 .2 : E n g l. B. 105 
; E .3 3 3 K : E n g i. B .3 0 4 

E . 335 L .2 : P e a rc e H. IO!
E. 338.2: E n g l. R. 204 
E . 342.2: E n g l. B. 203 
E . 360K : E n g l. B. 301 
E .3 7 5 L : E n g !. B. 208 
Eco. 302.4: G. H .3 
Eco. 3 0 3.2: G. H .3 1 9 
Eco. 303.4: G. H .3 0 3 
Eco. 3 6 7 K : G. H .3 0 5 
E d. A. 391K : S. H. 204 
E d. A .392X -: S. H .2 2 7 
E d. C, 3 2 0 L .6 : H. E. B. IOO 
E d. C 667K : H. E . B 331

Ed. C. 3 6 7 T ; D rm . B .3 0 1 
Ed. C .6 7 0 R b : S. H. 312 
Ed. P . 369: S. H .3 0 4 
E d. P . 381: S. H .2 1 0 
Ed. P .3 8 2 K S. H .101 
. E. E . 3 6 1 .2 : E n g r. B. 315 
E E. 374 : E n g r. B. 217 
E. E .3 9 6 : P. E B. 300 
E . E . 4 9 6 : P. E. B .3 0 0 
E. M 315.4: P. E. B 302 
E. M .369K : E n g r. B. 204 
! F r . 3 1 4K .2 : B a t t s H .2 1 7 
F r. 314K .4 : B a tts H. 104 
Geo. 6 0 lb .2 :G B. 14 
Geo. 302: G H .2 1 5 
, Geo. STOK: G. B. 108 

G er. SISK .2 : B a tts H. 215 
G er. 349: B a tts H. HO 
Gk. 6 6 1 b : M ain B. 2702 
G o v .3 2 4 L : G. H .7 
■ G o t. 3 67: G H. IOO 
; G rg . 3 0 5.4: C. B. 218 

H E .2 0 3 : H. E. B. 105 
H. E .3 0 3 : H . E. B. 105 
H. E 316Q : H. E. B. 127 
H is. 3 1 5 L .6 : P e a rc e H. 201 
H is. 343M : P e a rc e H. 106 

I H is. 355M : G. H. I l l 
H is. 3 8 7 M : (I. H. 103 
; H is. 3771,: G. H. 113 
: In s , 357: W .H . 101 
J . 3 1 2 R : J . B. 203 
J . 82 4 b .2 ; J B. 205 
L. S. 340: M ain B 311 
M. 301 E .4 : Ben. H. 106 

• M .3 0 1 E .6 : B e n . H 12 
M. 303.4: B en. H. 202 
M. 304.6: B en. H. 107 
M. 305E, X: Ben. H .2 0 8 
M .3 0 5 E .6 : Ben. H. 101 
M 6 1 3 E a. I : Ben. H. 214 
M. 8 1 3 E b .4 ; B en. H. 15 
M. 325.2: B en. H. 102 
M. 326.2: Ben. H. 310 
M. 326.8: B en. H. 104 
M. 368: B a tts H. 115 
M. 679b: R a tts H. 105 
M. 689b: B e n .H .3 1 4 
M. 391 M : Ben, H. 201 
M an. 326.2 : W . H. 306 
M an. 334.4: W . H . 310 
M an. 368.2: W . H . 14 
M; E . 312.4: E n g r. B. 212 
M. E. 224.2: E n g r. B. 301 
M. F..320 2 : E n g r. B 138 
M. E. 340.2: B e n .H .8 
M. F.. 465K : G G A u d . 
M k t,3 8 7 .4 ; W H .2 
M. S, 820b.4 : E. D. H ail 20P 
M. S. 874BU: E D. H all 115 
Mus. 411b 2: M us. B. 106 
Mu**. 2 2 6 K : M i n . R. 200 
P. E n. 6 2 0 a.2 : P. E. B .3 0 7 
P. E n . 3 71; E n g r. B .3 1 7 
Bbl. 3 2 9 L : B a tts H. 232 
P h r. 202.4: P h r. B .3 0 4 
P h r. 30.3.2: P h r. B. 101 
P h r. 8 l3 b .2 : C. B .3 1 3 
P h r. 3 6 3 : P h r . B. 311 
P h r. 8 7 9 : C. B .3 1 5 
P h y . 4 0 1.2: H. M. A.
P h v . 335.2: P h v . B. 301 
Ph v . 4 52: P h v . B. 203 
P h v . 685LD: Phy. B. 121 
P sy . 310.2 : S. H. 314 
Res. 3 2 5 : VV. H. IO 
R us. 612b: B a tts H. 202 
Sec. 223: W . H. 401 
Soc. 302.2 : G. H. 201 
Soc. 3 13: G. H . I 
Spe. 217.2: Spe. R .2 1 3 
Spe. 319.4: Spe. B. 202 
Sp n . 322: B a tts H. 307 
Zoo. 3 2 5 K : E .S c . B. 331 
Zoo. 339- E Sc. B. 223 
Zoo. 2 7 5 k E .S c . B. 512

S A T l R D A Y

M a? 25, 7-10 P.M.

!

(B u sin e ss W ritin g 221, Civil E n g i­
n e e rin g 126, P h y sic a l E d u ca tio n 333, 
S p an ish 612a, an d c la sse s m e e tin g 
F rid ay e v e n in g s)

R. W , 221 (al! section*) . H M A.
C. E. 126 (all se c tio n s ):
E. Sc. B. 116 

E d . A. 3 7 8 : E n g l B. HO 
i E d. A .3 8 0 L : E n g l. B 5 

P. E d. 333 (all s e c tio n s ! :

B a tts A ud.
6 1 2 a .I : 
6 1 2 a .2; 
6 1 2 a .3 : 
61 2 a .4: 
6 1 2 a .5: 
6 1 2 a .6: 
6 1 2 a .7: 
6 1 2 a .8: 
612 a ,9 : 
6 1 2 a .11

B a tta H. 230 
B a tts H. 232 
B a tta H. 202 
B a tts H . 115 
B a tta H. 101 
B a tta H .2 3 2 
B att* H. 30? 
B a tt* H. 102 
B a tts H 318 
B a tt* H. 307

S p n .
S p n , 
! S p n .
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I S p n , 
j S pn. 
! S pn. 
: S p n . 
* Spn. 
Spn.

M O N D A )

M O N D A Y 

M ay 27. 7 -10 P.M.

(A ir S c i e n c e 414b, G e r m a n 407, 
M ilitary S c i e n c e 410b, N a v a l 
S c ie n c e 314. and c l a s s e s m e e t i n g 
W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g s )

A. S. 4 14 b (all s e c tio n s ) : B a tts

A ud.

E d. C. 3 85: E n g l, B. 104
G er. 4 0 7.1: B a tts H. 234
G er. 407.2: B a tts H. 102
G er. 407.3: B a tts H . 307
G er. 407.4: B a tt* H. 302
G er. 4 0 7 .5 : B a tt s H. 234
G er. 407.7; B a tt s H. 232
G er. 407 .9 : B a tts H. 115
G er. 407.11: B a tts H . 318
G er. 407.15: B a tts H . 101
G er. 407.19: B a tt* H. 232
G er. 407.21: B a tts H. 105
G er. 4 07.23: B a tts H . 230
G er. 407.27: B a tts H . 202
Gov. 384 K : E n g l. B. 105
M. S 410b 1 si! sec tio n s) : H. M. A.
N F -3 1 4 ( all sec tio n s) : E. Sc B.

M a y 27, 9-12 A . M .

115

(( la s se s m e e tin g M W F t )

Acc, 3 2 7 .5 : M . H .3 1 6 
A rc. 3 2 9 .3 : W H .301 
\ cc. 3 8 2 : W, H . 201 
Ae. E . 2 6 3 a : E n g r. B. 217 
Ae E .2 6 3 b : C. R 218 
A n t. 302 I : Ben. H . I l l 
A n t. 3 6 6 : Ben. H, 105 
\r c . 3 2 8 : A B. 307 
V e t# 0 6 : A B. 105 
Rio. 6 0 7 a.3 : B L. 12 
Bio. 6 0 7 b .11: C, B . 1 5
B. L. 324 .5 : W. H. TOI
R. W. 320 .5 : P e a rc e H. 105
C. E. 414.1 : P. E . B. 307
< E. 414.3: E. Sc. B. 115 
C. E. 3 5 4.3: P. E . B .3 0 0 
E . 3 60: E n g r B. 207 
C. E. 2 6 0 K : E n g r. B. 138 
C h. 370K : E. Sc. B. 312 
Cb. E. 3 8 8 : C. B. 315 
E. 601b.73: E n g l. B. 112 
E .e 0 1 b .7 5 ; E n g !. R. 104 
E 6 0 1 b .7 7 : E n g l. B. 303 
E . 6 0 lb .7 9 ; E n g l. B. 105 
E. 601 b .8 1 : E n g !. B. 8 
E . 601 b.83 : E n g l. B .304 
E. 601b.85: E n g i, R. IHI 
E 601b.87: E n g i. B. 204 
E. 601b.89: E n g l. B. 206 
E . 3 1 2K .19; E n g l. B. 3 
E .3 1 2 K .2 3 : E n g l. B .301 
E. 312K .27: E n g !. B. 306 
E . 317.11 : E n g l. B. 208
E. 318.19: Ben. H. 8 
E m . 302.15: E n g l. Ti 203 
F ro . 303.17: E n g l. B 201 
Eco. 303.19: E n g l. R. I
F.C0.339K: G. H . 3 
Eco. 378K : G. H .3 0 5
E. E .3 2 3 Q .1 : P e a rc e H .101 
E . E. 6 3 5 b .I : C. B. 319 
TC. M. 313.3: P. E . B 302 
E . M. 315.11: E n g r. B .2 0 6 
K. M. 333.9: E n g r. B. 204 
F r . 001.3: B a tt* H . 318 
G e r . 31 6 L .1 : B a tts H .2 1 7 
G er. 3 2 5 L .1 : B a tts H. 217 
Gk. 406: G. H. 100 
Gk. 407.2: G. H . l o t 
Gk. 223h: M ain R. 2707 
G o t . 323K : G. H . 7 
G rg . 3 2 8 : Spe. B. 310 
H E. 334: H. E B. 127 
H is. 6 0 9 b .I : B a tts H, 232 
H is. SI 5 K .9: Ben. H. 106 
H is. 3 1 5 L .7 : G, H. I l l

T I ESD AY 

Ma* 28, 9-12 A.M.

( ( la s se s m e e t i n g T T I a n d
T T 1 -2 :3 0 )

Vc, E. 261 K E. D, H ail 106
Ant. 302.6: B en. H. I l l 
A nt. 3 23: Ben. H . 202 
4 re. 2 52: A. fi 307 
A r. E. 4 1 0 L . A. B. 105 
A r. E. 2 6 9 L : A. B. 208 
Bio. 6 0?b.8: B. L. 12 
C. E. 3 40: P K B. 307 
C E. 3 8 8 K : E ngr. B. 313 
Ch. 391 .4 : E. S r. B. 312 
C h. 394 K : E. Sc. B. 137 
E. 312K .1 6 : E n g l. B. I 
E .3 1 2 K 18: E n g l. B >01 
E, 3 18.14: E n g l R. 203 
E .3 7 7 K .2 : B a tts H . 232 
E. 396K : E n g l. B. 302 
Eco. 302.10: G. H. 317 
Keo. 302.12: P e a rc e H. 10!
Eco. 303.10: E n g l. B SO I
Eco. 303.12: G. H .3 1 9
Eco. 303.14 P e a rc e H. 105
Ed. A. 312.4: S. H .3 0 2
Ed. C. 306.4: S H .2 0 3
Ed. C. 3201..3: S. H 303
Ed. C .3 2 2 T .4 : M ain B.311
Ed. C .3 5 1 : VV. H. 112
Ed. C. 360: S. H. 210
Ed. P. 371: S. H. 312
E d. P. 380M : S. H. 227
R. E . 324.2: E n g r. B. 138
E E. 6 3 5 b .2 : E n g r. B. 316
E. M. 220.4 E n g r. B. 204 an d 208
His. 3 1 5 K . l l : G. H. 1
H is. 3 1 5 L .1 8 : G. H. I l l
H m .3 l5 L .2 0 ; E. Sc. B. 331
I T . 378: W. H 23
L. S. 3 2 2 T .4 : M ain B. 311
M. 301.6: B en. H . 104
M. 3 0 1 E .14: B en. H. 1?
M. 301E .16: B en. T L I 5 
M. 303.12: B en. H SIO 
M. 303.14 ; B a tt* H. IO!
M, 303.16: B en. H. 107 
M. 303.18. B en. H. 105 
M. 304.12; B en. H. 101 
M 304.14 : B en. H. 201 
M. 2 0 4 E .8 ; B en. H. 314 
M. 3 0 6 E .1 6 : B en. H. 102 
M. 3 0 5 E .1 8 : B a tts H. 115 
M. 613K a, 12; Ben. H. 214 
M. 613 E b .lO : Ben. H . 208 
M. 371L : B att* H. 105 
M an. 325.6: W . H. TOI 
M an. 336 .2 : R en. H. 106 
Man. 374.4: W. H .3 0 6 
M an. 3 7 6 .2 : W . H. 14 
M .E . 211.4: E n g r. B. 207 
M. E, 312.16: E n g r. B. 301 
M. E. 351.2: G B. 14 
M et. 2 71: E. D H all l o t 
Mkt. 337.12: W . H .2 1 0 
Mus. 2 6 9 L .11 : Mus. B. 105 
Mus. 3 0 2 L : R ecital H a ll 
P. Ed. 360: S. H . 101 
Phi. 312.2: E. Sc. B. 115 
Phi. 3 53: M eres H. IQI 
Phv. 401.6: H. M. A.
Phv. 801b.6: P hv. R 203 
Phv. 3 20: P h y . B. 201

IO!

H ts. 3 1 5 L .9 : G. H. I 
His. 3 1 6 L .1 : G . H. 113 
Ins. 3 6 8 : W .H . 210 
J . 325: J . B. 203 
L a t. 4 0 7 .3 : B a tts H. 106 
L S. 4 6 1 : M ain B.311 
M. 0 0 2 .1 : H. E . B. 105 
M. 3 0 1.7: B a tts H. 102 
M. 301 E .1 7 : B en. H. 15 
M .3 0 1 E .1 9 : Ben. H . 102 
M. 303.11 : Ben. H. 314 
M .304 15: Ben. H. 107 
M. 2 0 4 E .11: M ezes H. 102 
M. 3 0 5 .5 : Ben. H. 104 
M .3 3 6 1 .1 9 ? B en. H, 202 
M .3 0 6 E .2 1 : B a tts H . 110 
M. 3 0 5 E .23: B en. H 
M. 6 1 3 E b J 5 ; B en. H . 214 
M .3 2 1 K : B en. H. 12 
M. 325.7: Ben H 310 
M. 326.13: Ben. H. 201 
Man. 334.7: VV . H. 310 
M. E. 312.7: E n g r . B. 212 
M. E .3 2 0 Q : E n g r. B. 316 
Mkt. 337.7: VV H. 112 
M kt. 3 6 0 : W. H . 306 
Mus. 6 0 5 a.3: M us. B 105 
P. En. 310.3: E n g r. B. 137 
P. E n . 368.1: P. E. B 302A 
P. En 468.1; p . E. B. 302A 
Phi. 310.5: B a tta H. 115 
P h r. 3 2 0 M P h r. B .3 0 4 
P h r. 343: P h r. B. 101 
Phv. 801 b .3 : P h v . B, 203 
Phv. 609b. I : P h y . B. 201 
Psv. 310.5: Mezes H. IDI 
Psy. 311 : Mezes H. 106 
P sv . 3 8 9 L l M ezes H. 305 
Rus. 406.2: B a tts H. 104 
Rus. 4 0 7.2: B a tts BL 234 
Sec. 3 0 5 .5 : W. H .2 I 6 
Soc. 302.11: G. H .2 1 5 
Soc. 303.3: Ben. H 208 
Spe. 303.9: Spe B 202 
Spe. 303.11 : S pa. B. 214 
Spe. 319.11 : Spe B. 213 
St a. 432.7: W. H . 401 
Z oo.316K 7: E. Sc. B. 331 
Zoo. 3 4 3 : E .S c . B. 137

M O ND AY

May 27. 2-5 P.M .

(( lasses m eetin g TT 2)

A rt 3 1 8 L .6 : A r t B. 114 
C. E. 124K .6: R a tts Aud.
C, E. 124K .8: B a tts A ud.
C. E. 442: P. E. B .3 0 7
C. E. 2 6 2 X : E n g r. R. 207
Ch. 2 22: E. Sc. B. 137
Ed. C. 318L .6: A rt B. 114
E. E. 324.4: P. E . B. 300
E. M. 220.6; E n g r. B. 204 a n d 206
G rg 3 1 2 : Spe. B. 304
H. E . 3 4 8 : H E . B .331
M. E. 4 4 3 : H. M. A.
M E .3 6 8 : E. Sc. B. 115 
Mus. 4l3b.4 Mu*, B. 200

Phy.
Psy.
Psy.
Psy.
Ret.
Soc.
Soc.
Spe.
Spe.
Spe.
I fP*.

Sta. 
Zo o.

365.4 : P h y . B. 301 
3 40: B a tts A ud.
342: B a tts H. 102 
378: M e te s H. 314 
367: W. H. 408 
302.8: O'. H .2 1 5 
322.4: Ben. H. 8 
303.8: Spe, B. 213 
314K .2: Spe. B. 214 
519.10: S pe. B. 202 
332: Spe. B. 201 
371: Sue. B .3 1 0 
432.4: W . H. IO 
3 9 1 K: E S r. R. 223 
T U E S D A Y

May 28. 2-5 P.M.

(C U a se a m e e tin g M W F J )

Acc 611a.13: W . H. 316 
Acc. 6 1 1 b .ll: W . H.301 
A nt. 302.3: Ben. H. I l l 
A rt 318L.5: A rt B. I U 
Bio. 607a.5: B. L. 12 
Bio. 607b,13: C. B. 15 
Bot. 328: B. L. 301
B. W. 320,7: W. H. 210
C. E. 124K.5: P. E. B. 307 
C. E. 124K.7: P. F B.300 
C. E. 354.5: E n g r B.315 
C E . 268: E n g r. B.313
. C. E. 369L : E n g r. B. 223 
i C. M .3 9 1 : W. H . 6 
! Drw. 301.9: E n g r. B. 206 
j Drw. 3 0 1 1 1 :E . D. H all 212 
Drw. 302.19: E n g r. B. 300 
I Drw*. 302.21: E n g r. B. 302 
Drw*. 302.23: E n g r. B. 308 
D m . 302Q : E. D. H all 112 
E. OOIb .91: E n g l. B. 105 
E. 601 b.93; E n g l. B .2 0 6 
E. 6 0 !b.93: E n g l. B. 306 
E .601b.97: E n g l. B .3 
E. 601b.99: E n g ). B. 303 
E . 6 0 l b J 0 1 : E n g l. R. 301 
E. 601 b .l03: E n g l. B. 104 
E .3 1 2 K .2 7 : E n g l. B, 203 
E. 317.13: E n g l. B. 8 
E. 318.23: E n g l. R. I 
E . 318.25: E n g i B. 2M 
• E .3 7 9 U E . Sc. B. l i b 
Eco. 302.17; G H .S

F r i d a y . A p r i l 2 4 , 1 9 5 7 

T H E D A U T T E X A N P a g . S

Eco. 302.19: G . H .3 1 9 
E c o .303.21 :G . H .2 1 5
E d. C. 318L .5: A rt B. 114 

I E d .Cb 320L.5: S. H .2 1 0 
I Ed. P. 341: S. H. 101 
, E d. P .3 8 2 L : S. H .3 1 2 
j Ed. P. 387: S. H. 304 

E. E. 323Q.3: E n g r. B. 138 

! E. E. 3 31: H. M. A.
I E. E . 431: H. ML A.

E. M. 315.13: P. F,. S. 302 
E. M. 220.3: P e a rc e H. 101 
E. M. 333.11: P e a rc e H. 105 
Gen. 601 a .I : G, G. Aud.
G er. 312L .3: B a tts H .3 0 2 
G er. 314L .3: B a tts H. 104

M EDN ESD AY

M ay 29, 2 -5 P M.

(C la s se s m e e tin g T T 2 :30—4 an d 
TT 3)

Bac. 393: E .S c . B. 223 
Bm. 31 TV 4: W esley Bible C h a ir 
Rio. 607a .2 : B. L. 12 
D rw . 301.10: E . D. H all 112 
D rw . 301.12: E. D. H all 207 
D r w .302.16: E n g r. B .3 0 0 
, D rw , 302,18 : E n g r. B. 302 
D rw . 302.20: E n g r. B. 308 
Drw . 204.2: £ . D H a ll 212
E .3 1 2 K .2 0 : Eng! B. 1
I E . 31 8 .1 6 : E n g i. B. 203 
I Eco. 302.14: B en. H. 8 
I F ro . 303.16: R ph, H. 106 

Ed. A .3 1 2 .6 : M ezes H. IQI 
E d. 
d tO T b : Ba* - H .1 1 5 
E d. P .S 8 0 P : E n g l. B. 102
F.d. P .S S 1 K : E n g l. R 112 
F in . 355.4: Ben. H .1 5 
Geo. 601 a .2 : G. G. A ud.
G er. 3 94: B a tts H. 217 
Gov. 3 80: B a tts H. 104 
G r g .3 2 6 : E n g l. B. 103 
His. 31: K U 8: Batt.* H 232 
H iis.3 1 5 L .2 4 : Ben. H. I l l 
L S. 3 91: M ain B.311
. M. 301 E .1 8 • B er, II 12 
' M .303 20 : Ben, H .3 1 0 

M .305E.2O Ben. H .203 
M .3 3 3 L : B en. H T H 
M. 6 9 7L b: B en. H . IO?
M an, 334.8: B a tts H. 234 
M an. 370: E n g l. 8 201 
M an. 374.6: E n g l. B 101 
M an. 576.4: B att* H. 110 
M an. 385.2: Ben. H. 105 
Man. 385.4: M esas H . 104 
M. E. 211.6: E n g r. B 141 
M. E . 211.10: E n g r. B. 1.3R 
M .E . 211.12: E n g r. B. 15,8 
P. Ed.,31Q .2: W .G .fi 
P. E n . 3S 5 L : P . E B 300 
P hi. 370: Mezes H. 314 
Phy. 401.8: Phy. B .201 
P hy. 3 97: P h v . B.301 
I S ta . 432.6: E Sc. B. 118

W E D N E S D A Y

M ay 29. 7-10 P M.

(Phy*ic« *12a and S p an ish 407)

P h y .8 1 2 a ‘ al! s e c tio n s ) : H. M. A. 
Spn. 407.1 R a tts H , 234 
Sp n . 407.2: B a tta H. 230 
Spn. 407.3: B a tts H. 318 
Spn. 407.5: B a tts H. 202 
S p n . 407.6: B a tta H. 101 
Spn. 407.7: B art* H. 232 
Sp n . 407.8: B att* H. 232 
Sp n . 407.9: B att* H. 234 
Spn. 407.10; B att* H . 105 
Spn. 407 13: B att* H . 302 
S pn. 407.15: B a tta H. 102 
S pn. 407.17: R a tts H. 115 
S p n . 407.19: B atta H .2 1 5 
S on. 407.21 *. R a tts H. 307 
Spn. 407.23: B a tts H. 110

T H U R S D A Y 

M ay 30, 9-12 AAL

m eetin g MH F 3)

C h. SOI a.16 ; C. B. 15 and G. B 14 

A c c .6 1 U ,9 ; W . H .201 
Acc. 6 l l a. 11 W .H . 316 
Acc. 611 b .l 7 W . FT SOI 

! A r. R .2 6 2 ; A. B, 2<>8 
A rt. 305.3: A. B. 105 

I B .W . 320.9: B en. H . 106 

I Ch. 372L ; E . Sc. B. SS J 
C. M .3 7 9 : E n g i. B. 102 
C. M. 479: E n g l. B. 102 
E .6 0 1 W 0 5 : E n g l. B 30#
E. fiOlh.107: E r g ' B .304 
E. 601b 109: E ngl. B. 306 
E . e o i b . m ? E n g l. B. 206 
I E. 6 0 1 b .lia s E n g l. B. 201 
E . 6 01b,118: E ngl. B. 204 
E . 312K 31* Eng! B. 203 

I E. 3 17.15: E n g l. B. 301 
I E. 318.27; E n g l. B. 105 
I E .3 1 8 2 9 ; E n g l. B 208 
j E . 387: E n g l. R. 308 

Eco. 302.21 : E ng!. B. I 
: Eco 303.23: Mezes H. 101 
E. M. 315.15; E n g r. B. 300 
E. M. 220.5: E n g r. B 206 
E . M 333.13: E n g r R. 204 
F m . 381: E n g i. B m s 
) Fin. 397: M ezes FL 102 
F r. 396K : B a tt* H. 217 
M. 5 0 1 E .2 5 : Ben. H 20®

; M. 303.19: Ben. H 310 
M 304.19: Ben. H. 12 
, M .3 0 5 E .2 7 : Ben. H. 314
■ M. 310K Ben H 214
I M E. .311.9: E n g r P 141
■ M. E . 3 42: E n g r 8. 138 
M k t 339.5: Ben. H. 101 
P. E d. 310.3: S. H .1 0 1 
P sy . 3861,; Mezes H. 305 
Pay. 3 8 9 K : Mezes H. 106 
Psy. 395K : Mores H. 314 
Spe. 386: B a tts H. 110 
Spn. 3 9 6 K : B a tts H. 217 
S ta . 432.11: B a tta H .2 3 4

T H U R S D A Y 

May 30, 2-5 P.M .

(A tr Science 403b, G e rm a n 40®, 
M ilita ry Science tftlb , an d 
N a v a l Science 303)

. 403b (al! s e c tio n * ): H. M. A, 
406.1: R a tts H. 115 
406.3; B a tts H, 101 
406.5; B a tts H. 102 
406.7: B a tts H .3 0 7 
406.9: B a l u H .2 3 2 
406.11 : B a tts H . 234 
406.13: B a tts H .3 1 8 
.4 0 1 b ( all s e c tio n s ) : B a tta 
A ud.
. -303 (a ll sections) : B. L. I I

G er. 5241. 3: Ba-*s H 104 

1 Gk. 407.4: G. H. 101 
I G ov. S 7 4 : G, H . 7 
j H. E . 306: H . E. B. 33!
H. E . 327: H. E . B. 211 
His. 3 1 5 K .13: G. H. I l l 
H is .3 1 5 L .il: G. H. I 

I Ins. 274: W H. 23 

L a t. 406.3: G. H. IOO 
L a t. 407.2: B a tts H UO 
M. 301.9: Ben. H. 201 
M. 3 0 1 E .2 1 : Ben. H. 106 
M. 3 0 IE .2 3 : Ben. H. 21 4 
M. 303.13: Ben. H. 15 
M. 303.15: B er, H .2 0 ?
M. 303.17: Ben. H. IHI 
M. 304.17: Ben. H. 104 
M. 2 0 4 E .1 3 : Ben. H 107 
M .3 0 5 E .2 5 : Ben. H . 102 
M. 6 1 3 E a,1 3 : Ben. H .S 
M. 613E 6.17: Ben. H .2 0 8 
M. 326.9: Ben, H .3 1 0 
M .68 8 h : Ben. H. 314 
Man. 384.11. W . H. 510 
M an. 336.3: W . H. 112 
Man. 362.5: W H. 14 
M .E . 312.9: E n g r. B. 204 
M. E. 4 6 6 K : E n g r B. 212 an d 301 
Mkt 337.9: W . H. 306 
M kt. 339.3: W . H .2 
M .S . 824b. 3: F , D. H all 115 

I Mus. 269L .4: M us B. 106 

P. E n. 321.3: E n g r. B 137 
P. E n . 362.1: E n g r. B. 215 
F h jr. 401.5: Ph v . B. 201 
Phv. 6 0 9 a: P h v . B. 203 

j Psy. 3 49: B a tts A ud.

Psy. 377: M ezes H. 106 
Pay. 38 4 K : M ezes H . 104 
Psy. 3 8 4 M : M ezes H. 305 
Rus. 407.4: R a tts H. 217 
Sec. 102.5: W. H. 216 
Soc. 302.13: G. H. 203 
S o c .3 7 9 L :G . H .2 0 0 
Spe. I l l L.1 J S p e. B. 202 
Spe. H I L # : Spe. B. 202 
Spe. 319.13: Spe. B .213 
Spe. 3 6 7 L.1: Spe B .311 
Spe. 3 6 7 L.3: Spe. R .214 
Spe. 367L.5? S pe. B .20J 
Sp*. 367L .7: Spe. B. 310 
S U . 432.9: W. H. 101 
T r .3 6 6 : W. H. IO

T I ESD AT 

May 28, 7-16 P.M.

(C h e m is try 605b and F ren ch 407 
an d 612a)

Ch. 605b (all s e c tio n s ) : B a tts A u d , 
C. B, 15, G. B. 14. H M A.

Fr. 407.1: R a tU H. 102 
F r. 407.2: B a tts H. 234 
F r. 407.3: B a tts H 2.34

F r. 407.4: 
F r. 407,5; 
F r. 407.6; 
F r 407.7: 
Fr. 407.9: 
F r. 407.11 
Yr. 407.13 
F r. 407.15 
F r. 407.17 
F r. 612a. I 
F r. 6 l2 a .2 
F r. 612a.3 
F r. 612a.5

B att* H. 118 
B a tts H. 101 
R a tts H. 115 
R a tts H . HO 
B a tts H. 234 
: B a tts H. 202 
: B a tts H. 232 
R a tts H. 105 
; B a tts H. 232 
: B a tts H .3 0 2 
B a tts H. LOI 
B a tts H. 307 
B a tts H. 318

W E D N E S D A Y

M ay 29, 9-12 A.M.

( ( lasaea m eetin g T T S 12)

I A rc. 216L .4: A. B. 105 

A rt 3 33: A. B. 307 
Bac. 516: E. Sc. B. H S 
R ar «29b.2: H, M. A 

I C. E. 435.2: E n g r. B. 138 
I D rm . 365L : D rm . B, 301 

T H I R S I)AY 
May 30. 7-10 P.M .

(C lasee* m eetin g T T 4, T T 4 -5 :3 0 , 
T T 5. Tu 1:13-6:45, an d 
Th 4:15—6:45)

E. M. 220.2: E n g r. B. 204 a n d 206 
H E. 205.2: H. E. B. 105 
H. E. 305.2: H E . B. 105 
H is.3 1 5 L .1 6 : B a tts H .2 3 2 
L at. 224: E n g l. B. 5 
M .E . 312.14: E n g r B. 301 
M. E. 224.6: E n g r. B .212 
Mus. 413b.2: R ecital H all 
Phr. 8 l3 b .4 : I . S r B. 137 
P h y . 401.4; F a y . B. 201

Eco. 302.16; Mezes H. 101 
Keo. 303,18: Bon. H. 8 
E d. C, 66 7 R .4 : Mu*, B. 105 
E d. C. 6 6 7 T .4 : Mu?. B. 105 
E d . P. 3 7 6 P : B a tts Aud.
E. M. 397: E n g r. 8 . 204 
H is. 315 L -2 6 : Ben. H. I l l 
Phi. 385: Maze* H . 104 
R. E .3 7 8 L : Ben H. IO®
Spe. 385 Mezes H. 106

 T H E D A IL Y T E X A N P a g . k 

F r i d a y A p r!t 

I P 57 

I J o r ' J a

§ t J P C

Little Man On the Campus

By Bib let Texan Abroad

I t C o n li Be You 

. 

. 

S e t 

t o r U s i n g

In less than two weeks, two University students have I k e ’s D o c t r i n e 

been killed in car accidents along the rural highways of 
Texas. Their deaths brought deep grief to their families, 
a heartfelt loss to sorority sisters, fraternity brothers, 
and personal friends, but to most students they meant 
verv little.

With 16.760 students roaming the Forty Acres it is 
too easy to face the news of death with a shrug of the 
it will never 
shoulders and a philosophical attitude of 
happen to me.” The fact remains that last year 6 percent 
of fatal accidents on rural highways involved students.

The age bracket from 20-24, which covers most stu­
dents allowed to have cars at the University, caused 16.7 
percent of all rural accidents in 1956. This is the highest 
ratio for accidents, and comes from an age group which 
has only 11.5 per cent of the state’s licensed drivers.

Every day seven people die on Texas highways and 
305 are injured. Dollarwise this costs over $500,000 per 
day in property loss alone. People tend to view statistics 
with little interest and less emotion, but the 2,611 Texans 
killed last year paint a picture that graphs and charts 
fail to visualize.

Judging by the haste in which students leave Austin 
for holidays, the OU game, and weekends at home it is 
only logical that speed is the leading reason for accidents 
in the rural areas. With faster, newer cars dom inating! 
the traffic scene, drivers are placing too much confi­
dence in the powerful models with not enough common 
sense in driving. This is emphasized by the 60 percent of 
the fatal accidents which involve only one car.

Every University student shares the responsibility of, 

leading the motorists of Texas in cutting down the un­
necessary slaughter of fellow citizens that occurs each 
year. Traffic rules, a basic part of the driver’s license 
test, should be retained and practiced after receiving a 
license and not forgotten because the test is over. Deaths 
and injuries are steep prices to pay for laxity in safe 
driving habits.

It is the duty of each student to conduct an individual 
safe driving campaign to reduce the black* plague of death 
that covers the highways of Texas.

The conscientious student will accept the burden and 
remember the grim picture that faces the Texas motor­
ist. But the average student will probably forget—and 
may become a statistic.

—GOODWIN

This Was April

O n e Y e a r A g o

I f y o u w e r # o n c a m p u s l a s t A p r il b u t d i d n ' t r u n f o r o f f i c e —w e ll 
y o u j u s t w e r e n t in t h e s w i n g o f t h in g s . T h e m o s t c r o w d e d field 
in 
y e a r s i n c l u d e d x e v en c a n d i d a t e s f o r t h e t w o m o s t i n f l u e n t i a l p o s t s , F o u ; 
w e l l - k n o w n s t u d e n t s w a n t e d t o b e p r e s i d e n t , a n d 
t h r e e . D a i l y T e x a n j 
e d i t o r . R u n - o f f s in t h e s e r a c e s i n v o lv e d L lo y d H a y e s a n d N a n c y M c - ; 
M e a n s , v i c t o r s a n d t h e i r o p p o n e n t s B u l W r ig h t a n d D o y le H t r v i l i .

T h e T e x a n s t a f f r u s h e d a n e l e c t i o n e x t r a in to p r i n t a f t e r the f i r s t ! 

t h r e e 
it o n s t r e e t s a n d 
d a y s b a ll o t in g , h a w k i n g 
h o u r s a f t e r p o lls c lo s e d . T h e e x t r a , s e c o n d 
t w o y e a r s , w a s m a d e 
p o s s i b l e t h r o u g h the s t u d e n t s u s e of b o r r o w e d v o t i n g m a c h i n e s . U n t i l 
1955 
t i r e d b a l i o t - c o u n t e r s 
f i n i s h e d t h e i r j o b l a t e a t n i g h t .

in d w e l l i n g s a b o u t 
in 

c o m p l e t e r e s u l t s h a d b e e n u n k n o w n u n til 

C a n d i d a t e s d id not h a v e t h e b a l l o t to t h e m s e l v e s . T h e r e w e r e two 
c o n s t i t u t i o n a l a m e n d m e n t s , o n e f o r s t a g g e r i n g S t u d e n t A s s e m b l y t e r m s 
a n d o n e f o r a s t r a i g h t p l u r a l i t y e l e c t i o n p l a n , b s w e ll a s t h e c o n t r o ­
v e r s i a l r e f e r e n d u m on r a i s i n g t h e c o m p u l s o r y T e x a s U n i o n fee

" I N O R D E R T O F O R M A MORF. P E R F E C T U N I O N " p a r t i s a n s
o f t h e s t u d e n t c e n t e r a t t h e c o r n e r of M a l l a n d D r a g h a d c a m p a i g n e d 
in 1932, h a il not 
p e r s i s t e n t l y fo r y e a r s T h e U n i o n B u i ld i n g , e r e c t e d 
g r o w n a s q u a r e foot in th e q u a r t e t - c e n t u r y w h i c h h a d s e e n U n i v e r s i t y 
e n r o l l m e n t t r i p l e H i e m a i n s t r e a m s of s t u d e n t life h a d b e g u n to p a s s j 
th e U n i o n b y , a n d m a n y w h o fo u n d a c t i v i t y a n d r e c r e a t i o n e l s e w h e r e j 
saw' n o n e e d to s t e m t h e t r e n d . O n th e o t h e r s i d e , a n d m o r e v o c a l , 
t h e T e x a n , 
w e r e J i t t e r N o le n , his U n i o n s t a f f , th e S t u d e n t A s s e m b l y , 
a n d t h e s t u d e n t s w h o d id u s e t h e U n io n o r felt t h e y w o u ld if m o r e w e r e 
o f f e r e d , In t h e b l u e p r i n t s w e r e a d d i t i o n a l l o u n g e s , r e a d i n g r o o m s , f a c ­
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n u m e r o u s o t h e r e n t i c e m e n t s .

l a k e s i d e b r a m h , a n d ] 

t h e a t e r , b o w l i n g 

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S u c h U n i o n - u s i n g g r o u p s a s t h e E x - S t u d e n t s ' A s s o c i a t i o n h a d a g r e e d 
t o s h a r e p a r t of th e $2,000,000 c o s t . T h e g o - a h e a d s i g n a w a i t e d a s s u r a n c e 
o f t h e s t u d e n t s 
s h a r e . T h e B o a r d o f R e g e n t s r e q u i r e d t h a t t w o - t h i r d s 
of 30 p e r c e n t of the s t u d e n t s a p p r o v e th e p r o j e c t e d i n c r e a s e f r o m $1 
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t h o s e v o t i n g in t h e e l e c t i o n I

A s i m i l a r a t t e m p t h a d b e e n r e j e c t e d 

th e 1953 fall v o tin g , a n d 
t h e r e w a s still o p p o s i t io n a m o n g n o n u s e r s . W o u ld e n m i t y a n d a p a t h y 
a g a i n t h w a r t t h e c a u s e ?

in 

E v e n w h e n 

t h e e l e c t i o n e x t r a c a m e o u t, s o m e d o u b t r e m a i n e d . 
A l t h o u g h 6,653 s t u d e n t s (a r e c o r d n u m b e r ' h a d v o t e d fo r p r e s i d e n t , 79 
o f t h e s e e x p r e s s e d n o o p i n io n o n t h e U n i o n m a t t e r . T h e R e g e n t s ’ l a n g ­
u a g e h a d s e e m e d c l e a r e n o u g h u n til t h e t a l l y i n g , w h e n t h e 4.474 y e a s 
w e r e s e e n to be 68.3 p e r c e n t o f t h e v o t e s c a s t o n th e r e f e r e n d u m but 
o n l y 65 2 p e r c e n t of a ll " i n t h e e l e c t i o n " a s a w h o l e .

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t e c h n i c a l i t y < ou id n o t k e e p J i t t e r N o le n f r o m c l a i m s of 
v i c t o r y . A f t e r d u e c o n s i d e r a t i o n , 
th e A d m i n i s t r a t i o n a g r e e d . S t u d e n t s 
w o u l d n o t p a y t h e $5 U n i o n fe e u n t il th e s e m e s t e r c o n s t r u c t i o n b e g a n 
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t a i n i n g F o r u m S p e a k e r g u e s t s t h a t m o n t h . H e n r y H u ll, a c t o r , i n g r a f t - j 
i n g l y 
i m p e r s o n a t e d M a r k T w a i n , a n d B e n n e t t C e r t t o u c h e d on 
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C A M P I S C A V A L C A D E : F a c u l t y C o u n c il v o t e d 

p r o h i b i t U T 
t e a c h e r s f r o m s t u m p i n g or w r i t i n g m a t e r i a l f o r c a n d i d a t e s f o r g o v e r ­
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. T e x a s R e l a y s e n ­
. 
t r a n t s b r o k e e i g h t r e c o r d s 
t i e d o n e , a n d s e t t w o in n e w e v e n t s . . . T h e 
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. T h e l l s t u d e n t g r o u p s in t h e U n i ­
v e r s i t y R e l i g i o u s C o u n c il a g r e e d t o d e s e g r e g a t e . . . T h e C o l le g e of A r t s 
a n d S c i e n c e s ' P r o g r a m in C r i t i c i s m w a s i n it i a t e d . . . M i c a a n d W R a 
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A m o n g t h o s e b r a n d e d a t R o u n d - U p t i m e w e r e C e li a B u c h a n , e l e c t e d 
S w e e t h e a r t of t h e U . ; D r . W. T . G u y a n d D r . H e n r y H e n z e , S c a r b r o u g h 
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— J I M M I E M cK i n l e y

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h a v e s e t 
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t io n of th e E i s e n h o w e r D o c t r i n e 
to t h e J o r d a n c r is is .

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to 

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m e n t o f v ita l 
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d a n s i n d e p e n d e n c e by o r d e r i n g 
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p o s t u r e n o w a s s u m e d by 
U n i t e d S t a t e s is h e r s u p p o r t 
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t h e t r a d i t i o n a l A m e r i c a n p o lic y 
of s e l f - d e t e r m i n a t i o n for p e o p le s 
T h e a n s w e r , o f c o u r s e , is t h a t 
W e s t e r n s u p p o r t of t h e K i n g is 
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o u s e ffo rt w o u l d h a v e th e s l i g h t e s t on a g o v e r n m e n t loan , T h e $35,000 I
c h a n c e of 
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s u c c e s s , 

S h e r w o o d M. S u l l iv a n

F u lle r A g a in st Bill

T o t h e E d i t o r :

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t u n i t y to c o r r e c t a r e c e n t l y " . s l a n t ­
e d p u b l i c a t i o n " a p p e a r i n g 
the 
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t o c o v e r t h e h i g h i n t e r e s t r a t e s o f j 
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is a c c e p t e d , 
p a r t i c u l a r 

r e c e n t h e a r i n g of a S e n a t e c o m - 
m i t t e e of w h i c h S e n a t o r J e p S. 
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sid e rea l a hill to r a i s e t u it i o n r a l e s A c t iv e s u p p o r t vvill be n e e d e d 
at. t h e U n i v e r s i t y . T h e T e x a n u s e d show 
f r o n t p a g e 
a 
fo r a p h o t o g r a p h of S e n a t o r F u l l e r 
r e a d i n g t h e c o m i c p a g e w h ile ' stu- 
d e n t s a r g u e d a g a i n s t t h e h i k e . T h e e r F r i d a y , h e a r i n g s m i g h t b e h e l d I tam !-d V "h S e ' N ; cals iSd r n ished 
c o m m i t t e e f i n a l l y v o t e d IO t o 7 Tot I b y S p e c i a l F u n d C o m m i t t e e w h i c h 
th e 
f a ile d to m e n t i o n t h a t S e n a t o r F u l- b a c k i n g will hp i m p o r t a n t f o r e i t h - ' 
l e r w a s a m o n g t h e s e v e n o p p o s i n g e r p l a n to b e a c c e p t e d .
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i m p o r t a n c e of t h i s o v e r I y o u n ^ 'w o S e n “ o r ^ u m m f r * ' V o r k ^ x - 
f o r ! Pyr‘cnce not necessary There is a fine 
t h e m a n y o t h e r a p p l i c a t i o n s 
the 
t h e $35,000. Al- o fr w o r k N o u r " e a r n ? n g s " a r e g e n e r C ^
th o u g h a p p l i c a t i o n s a r e d o s e d a f t - • hi*h,' r than s a t e s ‘ o r ' o f f me work At 
‘A I tractive uniform* furnished and m e n

t o N ' , oal <ial!(,x of the Jack T ar Hotel
(.alceston neat appearin g and courtf

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Dance Instruction

W ork W an te d

EX PER II

I D VV H I FE L A D Y w o u l d 
;> care for children. Call GR 
5""8 W e s t 33.

;' U; COR IN (J F R EN C H

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b-_^)6 2506 R io Grande.

 

Tutoring

Typing

w eekend parties M eals and 

FRIDAY M O UN T A IN R A N I H 

for 
lod gin g 
furnished. 600 acres to Ink*- over T e n ­
nis courts, p in gp on g tables, horseshoes 
sw im m in g pool. etc For reservations 
cai! GL 3-1107 or HO 5-9242 after 5

ESCAPE T H E SCORCHING heat 
Camp on p:ne-w ooded shores of l-.k<
info! 

C obbosseecontee 
m ation regard in g cou n selor p osition s 
w rite Camp D irector CIM 
gradual- > 
Girt Scout Council. 112 Free S treet 
Portland, Maine.

in Main* 

For 

Lost and Found

GREGO R 

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rates. HO 5-5597. GR J-2692,

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Low e s t! room s, pi reb
nishcd

E X P E R T TAILO RING : S u its, slack s, 
shirts. R eason able rates, Jacobson s 

Men .* W ear. 2332 G uadalupe.

MODERN GAR
cee;

DANCE MUSIC:

,---------- — ..... Operator, 
sp* * ial
ligh tin g, a 11 tv peg or m usic and high
hou r 
guaranteed 

S a tisfaction 

eq u ip m en t 

furnished. 

*20. 

fid elity 
hours 
GR 7-5366.

d issertation s, 

FOR M U L T IP L E cop ies of (o u r these*.
by 
m ulti lit h process call GR 2-2473 
ext. 
29. Or GR 6-1280 a fte r 6 and before 9. 
At prices you can afford.

etcetera 

th em es 

For Sale

h; '

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Maid s. ; v 
2055R Sa 
w oekenrlf

For Rent

M EN 

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S p r in g 
and $40 
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$35 
Maid

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W A N T E D 

ROOM: 

school. Mid-law 
st '.idem Ext re i ne Iv 
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ACC!IRATE T Y P IN G ? Reasorv 
GR 2-8402. 708 W est 28

TYPIN G W ORK to p erfection. D isser­

tation s 

theses. 

\ \ iiison CL 3-8204

ii* > S? d ib eria ? io n . PTie<nromatlc. UT 
ne ghborhood. Mr* BohJs, GR 7-3719.

El
rking I.

Ha ll

} P £jS ^ ork <1one 6y experien ced

C P -' Electromatijjg GR 2-6359.

D ISSE R I A I If INS. T H E SES. Elcectro-
tools); Mrs R itchie U T 

Inatio (sv 

neighborhood. GR 2-4915 

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shed 
fur-

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themes. Notary.
ses. d issertation s 

GR 2-6569.

for

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E xperienced. E fficien t. G L 3*294]

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'PING ANY kind. R easonable rates.
Mrs 

tic k . HO 5-1343.

I'VPIN G ; S u p erior q u a litv work 

Mardi W hite HO 5-7521.

Mrs.

t O R IS 

D E P U T A T I O N S ., T H E S E S . REN 
elcctrom atic 
E xp erienced 
tx ping Minor ed itin g . F our blocks from 
cam pus, Mrs. Bodour. GR 8-8113.

C A R E FU L LY -D O N E T H E S E S 

d isser­
tation s. E xp erienced . E lectric OOO 

W est JI. GR 2-9444.

I V E I N ! ; 

I X P E R I E N c a a i , reasonable.

( to.se in location GR 8-3298,

Mrs. Brad lev. CL 2-12'A'"’

I NPI RI1INCED TY PING report* eta. 

E lectric. Mrs. H u n ter. GL 3-3546

third

m i m e r 
ar
law 
■'it ion 
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H K ,I! F ID E L IT Y 12 

sp eak er en clo­
sures. U n b elievab le ba —to 30 c y cles 
feet. 

w ithou t peaks, o n ly 3.5 cubic 
S elect finish* s. $50. GR 7-5"Nj

R EG IST E R E D o n e-year old R ED DO­
for x ie. Cars cl pped. 
the 

BERMAN 
Raised w ith 
m oney, r a il GR 2-2473. ext. 29 d a w 
GR fo-1280 cv e n in iS bef*- > 9.

eh i*lren. W orth 

1952 DODGE CORONET clu b coupe 
R and JU E x cellen t condition. W ill 
older m odel. 
for 

trad e 

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HO 5-696x

xix) 

LIC.V *J’, , u ;H IGi‘1T 33 H arley Dav idson 
scratch. G uaranteed 
perfect. U nder 4.000 m iles $265 Term s. 
Call GR 2-0935 a fter 5.

N ot a 

C apitol P ian o Com pany
F o r All Y o u r M u s i c a l N e e d s

A BAR H O T E L 

c ine room s for m en

C e n tral h e a t A ir -c o n d itio n in g Ele­
v a t o r H u r te r s. rv i e 
I ’- arbe r s h o p 
L a u n d r y a n d d r y c l e a n i n g P r i v a t e 
parking.

2612 G uadalupe 

P hone GR 6-5638

m a r t h a a n n Z IV L E Y , M. B.A.

com p lete 

p rofessional 

A 
typ in g
service tailored to the need* of Uni­
versity stu d en ts S p ecial keyboard 
for language, scien ce, and en g in eer­
in g

BUY 

IT OR SE L L 
IT 
D aily T exan C lassified 

through 
the 
.'.as. P hon e 

GR 2-2173 b etw een 8 and 3 d aily.

C on ven ien tly located at 
WOOTEN HALL
2104 Guadalupe 
Pho. GR 2-3210

LARGE BRICK HOME
I Block U.T. Campus
B.R. — 2V2 Baths
$22,500

I ku leles 
....................... from $ 7.95
G u ita rs 
......................... fro m S 19.85
B o n g o s ............................. fro m S 10.50 * ' N ' 
H U I P h o n o g r a p h 
T a p e R e c o r d e r s 
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H l-F idelity bv H offm an, VM Zenith T 

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from $194.50. ro‘*m uni! _ fir. pin**.. 
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Band In strum ents and accessories 

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G R 6-5363

CR 2-1103 for appointment

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15-FOOT FA( TORY 

about. L ibre g la ss bottom 

ru n ­
Ideal for 
sk iin g. E xcellent con d ition . Heav • duty 
trailer C om plete $425. 3206 M eredith 
P hon e GR 7-3591

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OF HERE!!

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Parties and Retre

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Friday, April 26, 1757 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 7j
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ight, Cool Summer 

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For Gris W ho Can Sew!

Af JC

The annual Home Lennon 
st\ Ie show w as held T hursday 
th e Home Lconon 
5 p rn, 
Reading Room. K verything fin 
nightgown 
scmiformals v 
modeled,

In 

to 

Models were oho1 en from clo 
log classes 316 (for Home Fe n 
to r s ), S1GQ 
maim 
in draper, • G irls m odeled cires 
iif th e ir own creation.

'fo r non Hon:."' 

n

Sharon Sm ith w as narrator

Miss Engineer 
To Be Revealed

ted hnr 

I'lack

d ra p ag req ii rs I 
t make a dress ; 
ipe and cut the
0 pat lorn The
1 d e sig n e rs ***

felted!' 8 MUC cot- [ 
f piping; to com-1 
t*p<yt f rn furor! a

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theme of a costume ball at the 
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house 
Friday night 

Tbs hall will he held with the 
P i i‘ t Delta I >elta sorority at 8:30 
p.m. Friday. A combo will furnish 
music for dancing.

A Goodbye April-Hello M ny 
dance will be held Saturday by 
members of Delta Sigma rf. busi­
ness fr a te r n ity . Site of the dance 
will be the Knights of Columbus 
H all.

I 

I 

Dei rn Gamm a sorority will go on 
the Mission Valley 
p retreat to 
Guest Ranch at N< u B r u fels this
weekend. Tile c ro u p will leave at
noon S atu rd ay and re tu rn Sunday 
Carl Bredi, associate dean of 
the guest

Student Life, W ill he 
SR bmr» 

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Activities win include reservation, 
a picnic supper, group discussions, 
and a Sunday' worship service.

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Alpha Phi sorority xviii ha\e a 
riverboat party Sunday from 5 to 
lo p ny A picnic and games will 
hp follov cfi by dancing on the boat. 
Records will 1 irnish the music.

•
Open house for foreign students 
will be he'd at 
the f ill Omega 
house by ti e sorority from -I to 5 
p rn. on Friday',

•
\\ est min''tor Student Fellowship
b dl have a “ spring fern or’* re-
treat Saturday 

t R --K 

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ton Reaver of ‘he University of

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Chi Omega Honers 
G iven at Banauef

Tile annual Founders R a y Ban­
quet of Chi Or Tega v, is held Wed­
nesday a t the Austin Country Club, 
and awards w ere presented to so­
rority members and pledges for 
sch o larsh ip and activities.

large 

The theme of the banquet was 
in­
Spring Seashore. Decorations 
fisherman's net 
cluded a 
M ilch served as a backdrop for 
the general setting. 
sci 
shells filled with all types of spring 
flowers served as the main table 
smaller sea 
arrangements with 
hells in pastel shades running the 
length of the table

Large 

Mrs. R. 

Colleen O'Connor 

Iv. Masters, genera! 
chairman served as toastmistress.
the 
Best Pledge Cup, The Mother’s 
Club Bracelet, and the Bes* Pledge 
Scholarship Cup. The B o r Pledge 
Notebook Bracelet was presented 
to Peggv Parker,

received 

Sara Northington was presented 
the Best Active Scholarship Cup, 
The Alumnae Bracelet for most 
improiement in scholarship was 
awarded to Suzanne Cashmere. 
Nancy Baston received the Activi­
ties Cup.

Carolyn Cantwell was awarded 
the intramural?; Cup, and K a v 
Monroe received the Best Big Sis­
ter Cup.

Rest A ctive Cup arri A lum nae 
Bracelet w ere awarded to Sandra 
Moore. B e st Big S ister-L ittle S ister 
Scholarship went to F rances La- 
Barbera and Amrelle Burton.

tria, Italy', the French E h 
French Alps.

The tour leaves Quebec 
SS N< ptunia, Ju ly 6, ar; 
tim e fo r Bastille D ay fest 
P a ris; and returns to Qt 
August 28. Ruropoan sfuc 
as guides on all NS \ to 
■ ipie opportunity fi ,* me-' 
I setting* 

dents in infer* 
vided.

Costume Party 

Set tor Tonight

One of the 

blasts—with a smattering of cult­
ure will take p ice Frid ay night 
In t tho Phi Gam Lake House. Co­
sponsored by I T art a n i architect­
ure students, this y ear’s costume 
ball sports the name of "L e Sacra 
I'cath 

; Macabre '- meaning “ The 

R it e . "

* Tho weird 

theme encourages 
outlandish ghoulish costumes—and 
W itch craft, pagan spirits, voodoo 
I galore, and a host of demons,
; ghosts, and goblins are expected 
. to be present,
I Tim ball, an annual event, nam­
ed “ Charrette R ill” in honor of 
: last-minute bn rd work by art and 
: architecture students, will be from 
j 8:30 until the bewitching hour of 
i midnight Tickets are $2.50 a coil* 
.pie and include set-ups. Proceeds 
from the bad will he used for the 
promotion of guest lecturers and 
scholarship fun J>,

F o r more information, one may 
call John Pebols at G R 6-0753 or 
Ruth Doty af G R 6-9910.

“C ooperative Youth Study” 
is 
the title of a broad scale research
program in which the Hogg Foun­
dation for Mental Hygiene is par­
ticipating with the Texas Educa­
tion Agency.

r/

I C n a rrn C o m m lt f e e I o M d e I

J The C h arm C om m ittee of T exas 
I Union w ill mode1 in a series of 
style shows for J . C, P enney Com­
l l a.m . until 2 p.m. 
pany from 

j -May 3, I, anet 6.

A BIG BALL! Univ®™

their annual costume ball at 8:30 
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 THE DAILY TEXAN P«g» 8 Friday, April JA 1957 '

Tune Sleuth Tells 
O f Tune Snatching

DOV K N O L E S 
T exan S ta ff W riter 

Dr. Sigmund Spaeth 

told 

m a humorous fashion punctuated
with demonstrations on a piano,
the said, “ I ref usa to put music up on 

.ud lM re at the Rcci.al H U I cf the » ppd, ,1 a I \, here the average man M“ ~ K ngeMa',C m m sIam'professor 
ttfusir Building Thursday night, that can t reach it. 
ihe a\erage person would learn to 
ike music as art if he could be 
shown how to enjoy it* 

Appearing at the University for 
[he fifth time, the popular speaker 
and w riter on music who bs a reg­

Dr, Spaeth, speaking about music ular cast member of the "Metro- 
 

---------------------- pohtan Opera Quiz of the 

 

A ir," 

What Goes 

was sponsored by the C u ltu ral En- varsity, the choir includes 18 mem- 
tertainmer.t Committee 

hers enrolled 

" I would rather hear the jazzing than the College of Cine Arts.

On Here

of the classic than nothing at all,” 
sa.d Dr Spae’ h who added that 
he has heard 16 ‘‘ jazzed” versions 
of the Warsaw Concerto.

F R ID A Y
B-5~~BBA Wives cookie sale, Wag- 

Dr. Spaeth also cited a number 
of tunes which had been lifted from 
Chopin s music, such as " I'm Al-
9-3 B B A Week exhibits Waggener ways Chasing Rainbows and "T ill

gener Hall,

The first part of The program 
w ill consist of "O Lord God.” by 
Tschesnokoff; "Cherubin Song," by 
Tschaikowsky; "Motet for Advent, 
K n t r a n e e Scene,” by Gustav 
Schreck; 
Joyfu l Noise 
Unto the Lord. ' by Sven Lekberg 
from Psalm UK).

"M ake a 

Seven selections 

the End of Tim e.”

Open called a "tune detective,

from Bach's 
"Je su , Priceless Treasure” will be 
given. P a rt three will include "L ift
Dr. Spaeth said that there are too Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty G ates," 
” 0 L o r d H a v e 
many cases lately where modern by Leering; 
popular singers w'ere taking credit Mercy, ’ by Ralph W illiam s: "Lost 
for music written years ago. 
by F. Melius Chris- 
” ‘Love Me Tender’ was taken note Hanson, with a soprano solo by 
for note from 'Aura Lee* written Marian Knox: 
from
in 1871,” said Dr. Spaeth, "Y e t "Brazilian Psalm ," by Je a n Ber- 
El\ is Presley' 
is taking all the gee; and "G o d ’s Son Hath Set Me 
credit for it n o w " 

F ree ,” by Edvard Grieg.

in the Night 

"A lle lu ia ” 

Choir to Sing 
At Recital Ha

Rousse G ive s A d vice 
On H ow to Be H ated

e n t s on how to be hated without ; pass the time staring 

McKeithan Given 
Fulbright Grant

The University A Cappella Choir, 
directed by Paul Engelstad, will 
give its annual spring concert in
„ 
Music Building R e c ta l Hall at 8:1a Be Disagreeable in a o lsaKreeable
p m . frid a y . 

realiy trying were given by Thorn- 
as A. Rousse, profesor of speech 
sen o pooont f*»?Lr mntitlioH mh au' ta ■ 
in a recent talk entitled

... 

Dr. Daniel M , McKeithan, asso-
thinking up arguments to use when | ciaie professor of English, has
does shut up. Thirdly, identify been awarded a Fulbright grant to

into space, 

’ f

the individual with the argument, lecture on American literature in 

W ay” before the Armed Forces ' using such phrases as, “ any pet son • two French universities next >ear.

• ■ .^ % re,C^

X mX SrU7 Pc " p ^ Luncheon Club. 

who think, that mu., bo a Com- j Dr. McKeithan. a .p ed a l,*, in
M r Rousse said, it’s quite simple munist, or "you only think that: Nineteenth Century American liter-
alure, w ill lecture at the Universe

if you follow a few easy rules, because you're all tied up inside. 

of music, said. Three hundred stu­
dents auditioned in September and First- never try to be diplomatic. 
February, and the final 44 were Always contradict 
flatly w i t h 
for purity of voice and phrases such as “ you’re absolutely U hat Mr. Rousse calls the ""glare a r.„ „ nf» 
chosen 
u 

Another technique that is espec- ties of Strasburg and Bordeaux.
ja j]y common around the home is Dr. .McKeithan has bachelor of
of flrt„ . W t-p m

w rong,’ or "th a t s the Stupidest J technique, 

In this method one 

blending ability. 

\ JZ

,, 

’ 

Representative of the entire Uni- thing E v e ever heard." 

doesn t answer the prison a* all, from thp ColleKf> of Charleston,
Also ii helps not to listen to what hut simply glares malevolently, ancl a doctor of philosophy degree 

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9:30, 2. and 7:3ft Texas State His­
torical Association D nskiil Hotel.
Simrha Pratt to speak on 
■'Problems of Economic Growth 
in Israel, Garrison Hall 305.

2-4- Alpha Delta Sigma, 

Journal­

ism Building 307,

3- Cabinet meeting, YM-YWCA.
4 - Open house for foreign students, 

Chi Omega house.

4 Dr. Nathan Sharon to speak on 
Science im Israel Experimental 
Science Building 223.

4 — "U niversity W orld," featuring 
Dr (Jesse Villarreal, KTBC-TV.
6 — Alpha Delta Sigma initiation 
International R o o m . 

banquet, 
Texas Union.

7- Gamma Delta to meet at Center 

for skating party,

7 lo Duplicate Bridge Club, Texas 

Union 315.

7 30 

Newman Club to meet at 
Annex for hayride to Country aire.
7:30-Chess Club Texas Union 301
7 30 — Rabbi Morris Goodman to 

speak, Hillel Foundation

7 30-10 — Co-recreation, Women s I 

7 45 — "U niversity Sportsbeat.' j 

Gym.

KVET.

8- Dr. Norman K Wagner to ad- 1 
dress Central Texas branch of 
American Meteorological Society, 
Experim ental Science Building 
223.

JU Dr. Sine ha Pratt to speak on 

"The Legal System of Israel,” j 
Barts Auditorium.

8:15- A Cappella Choir concert with 
Paul Engel st ad directing, Music 
Building Recital Hall,

8 30 — B B A Week dance. Texa* 

Union.

201 .

Park.

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9-2— Auditions for membership in 
the Longhorn Band, Band H all
2 — P i Omega P i picnic. Z ilk e r! 

6 30- University C u b dinner w ith 
Dr. Paul Wa -sen r h giving illus­
trated lecture on the Holy Land. 
Queen Anm- Room, Commons.

7 30 — Curtain Club banquet and i 

dance, Driskill Hotel

7 30-"R ecital H a ll," K T EC .
8—Sigma Delta P i presents musical i 
play. "Around Latin America in 
Baits Auditorium. I
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8-12 — Engineers B all, City Coli­

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A U S T I N , T E X A S , F R I D A Y , A P R IL 26, 1957

Eight Pages Today

N O . 161

US Fleet Makes Quick Move; 
Hussein Kills Political Pa:

M ilita ry Law Declared 
As Area Tension Mounts

Ike s Mid-East Doctrine 
M a y Get Test in Jordan

AMMAN, Jordan (JP) ----- King Hussein, 
fighting for his throne, imposed military law 
on imperilled Jordan Thursday in a series 
of dramatic moves against his enemies in­
side and outside the country.

The embattled young King named a new 
government, clamped a curfew on the na­
tion’s main cities as a safeguard against riot­
ing, and abolished the country’s IO political

parties.

The 21 -year-old monarch blasted Egyptian 
propaganda and 
international communism 
alike as the sources of his nation’s troubles.
Less than two months ago Hussein par­
ticipated in an Arab “summit” conference 
with Egypt's President Nasser, as an ally in 
the cause of Arab nationalism. Thursday he 
told Egypt to leave his country alone.

WASHINGTON (TP)—'Tho United States 
6th Fleet steamed to the eastern Mediter­
ranean Thursday in what officials described 
as a show of force intended to support the 
threatened government of Jordan.

That description was supplied in private. 
Publicly, the State Department merely an­
nounced that the fleet was returning to its 
“normal place.” But. it said “international

communism” threatens Jordan’s independ­
ence.

These two moves—one a fixing of blame, 
the other a flexing of muscles—had the ap­
pearance of the Eisenhower Middle East for­
mula going into action. But it seemed at thisi 
point, in a highly fluid .situation, to be more 
apparent than real.

Three more of the big “ifs” in the Eisen- 
♦ bower formula had yet to be
blocked out before the ulti­
mate potential—use of US 
forces—could be invoked.
M eantim e Sen, M ansfield 

B-Tax Hike
s Passed

C urtain Club will receive a th r e e : no; brought 
cent increase. 
.
A fter the 

recom m endations for | 

t sa: I, 

. 

each group had been approved, decisions “
, tho A ssem bly passed on the $16,50 

• * With swift strokes, Hussein 
held down the threat of burg­
eoning chaos. Evidently he 
felt the time for compromise; 
with his enemies was over.

Jo rd a n 's future w as in the bal­
ance, and the crisis had om inous 
m eaning for peace in the s t r a t e - J 
gieally 
im p o rtan t M iddle E ast. 
S tatem ents of B ritish and A m eri­
can support in effect w ere an in-1 
citation to H ussein to call for help 
to save his crown. But he said j 
Jo rd an does not w ant outside help. 
(Uh F le e t Salix 

to 

The U nited S tates, rep eatin g its i 
support for the independence and I 
in tegrity of this country of P 2 m il­
lion people, ordered its fith Fleet 
e a ste rn M e d ite rra n e a n 1 
hack 
w aters, w here it p atrolled during : 
the Suez fighting last fall. Britain, i 
; supporting the A m erican position, I 
i consulted w ith F ra n c e and allies of 
I the B aghdad P act.
, 

Ira q i troops w ere reported m ov­
ing up to the frontier Saudi Arab- 
i ian forces in the southern p a rt of 
to aid 

Jo rd a n a r e under o rd ers 
H ussein w here n ecessary.

New C abinet F orm ed 
The King m ay dem and the w ith­
d raw al of Syrian troops encam ped 
in the northern p a rt of his country,
; and m ay call on his H ashem ite 
I cousin. King F aisal of Iraq, for 
I m ilita ry help to force the Syrians
out. Jo rd an ia n 
F aisa l sent an urgent 
m essage 
disclose *the contents.

personal 
to H ussein but did not 

b ro ad c asts 

this y e a r's $15.85 j total.

Bx C AROL p i EROIX)
T e x a n M a n a g i n g E d i t o r

The B lanket Tax w as boosted to 
$16.50 T hursday night by the Stu­
dent A ssem ble. This is a 65 cent
increase o ver 
and a nickel m ore than the Rules 
and A ppropriations C om m ittee rec­
om m ended.

The action w as taken a fte r m uch 
discussion and d e b a t e . E ac h 
group’s req u e st for B lanket Tax 
funds w as considered individually 
and in m ost cases the A ssem bly 
recom ­
the co m m ittee's 
adopted 
m endation.

said j ent allotm ent 

The real hassle cam e over the 
appropriation recom m ended for the 
O rato rical A ssociation, w hich w as 
a four cent cutback from the pres-
chi uhuh Hem. The A ssociation had 
requested 21 
cents for next y e a r's 
activities. T here w as a g rea t deal 
the A ssem bly 
I of discussion, hut 
finally decided to g ran t the foren­
sic group a five cent increase over j 

Ibrahim H ashem , 

Then the King took to the radio j recom m ended by 

The King ac cep ted (lie resig n a­
tion of 
the eight-day-old Cabinet 
of P re m ie r Hussein F ak h ri K hahdi 
and nam ed an elder statesm an ,
83-year-old 
to 
head a C abinet of m oderate poli­
ticians.

| the recom m ended appropriation.
Recom m ended Total R aised 
This hike resulted in the B lanket 
Tax in crease from the $16.45 total
the R ules and 
to dem and and explain a stepped- A ppropriations C o m m i t t e e to
up cam paign against the Com mu-1 $16-50.
lines,'*! The A thletic Council received the 
nists, “ spies behind our 
and o th er enem ies of Jo rd an , F o r $8.65 
the 
half an hour he spoke in a low, sam e as ap p ropriations in previous
solem n voice, explaining how the 
y ears. T exas Student P ublications 
crisis cam e about, He w as bitter 
in-
w as g ranted an eight cent 
about both the R eds and the Egyp­
; c r e a s e .
tians.

requested. This w as 

it 

Student G overnm ent requested a 
four and a half rent in crease and 
I they w ere allocated th at am ount, 
j The A ctivities Handbook petitioned 
for five cents from each B-Tax 

: and received that sum.

The appropriation to the G reat 
Issues C om m ittee w as not 
in- 
• creased as requested, and they will 
receive seven cents.

Affair* Concluded
| Winding up its affairs, the As- 
two bills, a
i sem bly considered 
couple of resolutions, and com m it­
tee rep o rts 

G rad u ate A ssem blym an M e rrill 
the 
F ra z e r J r . ’s bill concerning 
ap p e aran c e before 
the A ssem bly 
of those having appointive power 
w as brought up for second re a d ­
ing. T echnicalities in wording and 
p hrasing forced the hill to be rec­
om m ended for clarification 

A bill relating to the F resh m an 
Council elections w as sent 
to the 
Rules and A ppropriations C om m it­
tee for study. This bill will be con­
sidered a t the first m eeting of tht 
new A ssem bly in two weeks 

Revised Virtue* Approved 

A revised list of teaching exrel- 
lence v irtu es w as approved as a 
part of a resolution subm itted by 
N ancy B aston, co-chairm an of the 
Student E valuation C om m ittee of 
the F aculty-Student Cabinet, and 
Neat Spelce, Fine A rts A ssem bly­
m an. The 
resolution clim axes a 
lengthy and detailed study of eval­
uating teaching excellence at the 
U niversity.

R onald G reen b erg ’s 

resolution 
com m ending all participants in the 
E ngineering Pow er Show to be held 
May 3 w as approved 

that 

Glenn R ogers, ch airm an of the 
C am pus A ffairs Com m ittee, an ­
nounced 
Inauguration 
the 
B anquet has been postponed from 
M ay I to May 7, At that tim e all 
the new ly-elected S tudents’ Asso­
ciation officers will be sworn into 
office.

(D- 
M ont), a m em ber of 
the Senate 
F oreign Relations C om m ittee, said 
in a statem en t th at the situation 
presents “ all o t the ingredients of 
a m ajo r w a r.”

“ E vents a re building up tow ard 
a showdown in Jo rd an and it is 
quite possible 
will becom e involved if f.e n ts a re

th a t this country

und<>r c o n tro l” 

he

Responsibility' 

re s ts on 

p r „ ident tr> m ake thp

th#
necessary

Staff* D epartm ent pre s officer 
Lincoln White left the im pression 
at his news conference 
the 
E isenhow er 
adm in istratio n w as 
going perhaps to the brink of in­
voking its Middle E a s t form ula.

that 

If* To Be .Answered 
It w as left p artly to King Hus­
sein of Jo rd an , how ever, 
to sa y 
w hether E isenhow er should decide 
th a t .the situation called for him 
to go all the way.

The E isenhow er form ula, signed 
into law last M arch 9. gives tile 
P resident fight-if-necessary pow er 
in the Middle E ast to oppose open 
Com m unist a rm e d aggression. The 
five big " ifs ” a re :

I i If a threaten ed nation’s pre­
is judged vital to U.S. 

servation 
interest and world peace.

2.1 If the P resident d eterm ines 
US m ilitary intervention is neces­
sary'.

If “ .x 

' 

• 

J nation re­

quests US arm e d help.

4 » If there is open arm e d a g ­

gression.

5.1 If the ag g resso r country Is 
international com ­

controlled by 
m unism .

In th e case of nor-torn and Gi>m- 
munist-bufftfled Jo rd an , Eisenhow ­
to have 
e r appeared T hursday 
found that the first and fifth “ ifs” 
have been met.

Ike Com ment*

At his A ugusta, G a., vacation 
spot W ednesday. E isenhow er de­
clared through his spokesm an th a t 
Jo rd a n ’s independence and integ­
rity m ust he preserved as vital to 
national interest and w orld peace. 
So m uch for “ if" No. I.

At his news conference T hurs­
day, Whito pointed to th at August,-% 
statem ent and add ed :

“ This rem inder w as ap p ro p riate 
because of the th reat to the inde*
The Izm ghorn Band w as granted I A ssem blym en E llisor, Wells, Mor- pendent e and integrity of Jo rd an

the m eeting w ere

Absent 

from 

increase, although 
an eight cent 
thee had petitioned 
for eighteen 
cent boost in their allotm ent The

gan, and Panned, 
w e r e Mow ery, 
F ra ze r.

Appearing late 
and
Kennedy, 

(See SIXTH FL E E T . P age 2)

Bousquet
Wins Out

By DARWIN PAA NP
T e x a n S t a f f M r i f e r

in 

into 

A fter a recount of votes w hich j 
extended 
ea rly hours , 
the 
T hursday Tom Bousquet em erged 
the 
victor over Don Stodghill 
ra c e for cheif justice, 1,463 to 1,447. i
The first count on the W ednesday 
election had shown Stodghill to be 
the w inner, 1.452 to 1.451. But the 
second count by t h e E lection Com- , 
tally, and 
m ission 
liousquet w as d ec la re d w inner in, 
the certification of the election by 
Phil Paul, ch a irm an , J a rr e tt Vo- 
gan. and Bob A rm strong, all of 
the E lection Com m ission. Both can­
d idates w ere allow ed to be a t the 
recount because of 
closeness of the race.

the u n u su a l’ 

rev ersed 

th e 

Bousquet, w hen contacted by the 
Texan, said “ I w as v ery relieved 
a t the outcom e, and the thing that 
pleased m e m ost w as 
the 
Student P a rty won all the m ajo r 
offices.”

th a t 

A nother recount wfas held T hurs­
day night by the C om m ission for 
the Law A ssem blym an. B. D. 
Moore was rea ffirm ed the w inner 
as his vote total grew from 72 to 
'.is a uh tho re-<>um
C ertification of 

\ ictory of 
Joe Sloeltje, w inner in a w rite-in 
cam paign for A rch itectu re A ssem ­
blym an, 
is being held up by the 
Com mission until he com pletes the 
constitutional 
for 
holding office. Stoeltje had 41 votes 
to Ix?on W hitney’s 32.

req u irem en ts 

the 

No recount w as held in the vice­
presidency r a c e betw een Hal Hud­
speth and P ete G unter. H udspeth 
i won with a 1,601 to 1.456 m ajority. 
C hairm an P aul said this w as not 
I close enough to m e rit a recount, 
and G unter did not petition for a 
recount.
• The final vote tabulations follow:

President, lia r C liklraye
P resident. H arley C lark, 2.043; 
I>on Hendrix, 1,033; vice-president, 
Mal H udspeth. 1,601, P ete G unter,
I 456; 
se c re ta ry , N ancy Goosby, 
2,030. M arion Simon, 903.

Chief 

justice. Tom Bousquet, 
lion Stodghill, 1.147; Daily 
1,463, 
Texan editor. Bud Mims, 
I 998 
Grog Olds. 921; R anger editor. 
Rudv Rochelle, 2.439; < ae tux e d i­
tor, R edye Faulk. 2.514.

H ead ch eerlead er, Jill M cM urry 
2,466; A rts and Sciences 
(three
se ats), R ichard Keeton, 676; M ar­
jorie Menefee, 549; T e rry McCall, 
506; R ichard Stanley, 363; Bill 
H enry, 344; Tom Roosth, 232.
Business A dm inistration 

(two 
se a ts), D onald Love, 278; Bill Mil­
ler, 232; Bob L aughlin, 190; M arvin 
L ern er, 187; Bob DeV ries, 152; 
E ngineering 
John 
Sauer. 201; F re d P feiffer, 154; Don­
ald G riffith, 131; E ddie H arrell, 
126.

(two p laces). 

P h a rm a c y 

p la ce ). Tom
(one 
Brunson. 90: M ichael Adamo, 41: 
T helm a C lark. 17; Fine A rts, Neal 
Spelce, 91; D rad au te (two places), 
Ben B radshaw , 44; W alter Coole, 
35; Erw in G ro p e r, 33; I .aw (one 
p lace), B. D. Moore,* 98: Louis 
N eum ann, 87; Rosw ald ShruU, 72; 
Ja m e s K ealey, 55; Ross Blumen- 
tritt, 53.

E ducation (one p lace), Billy Jean 

Cain, 126; Joe Ross, 110.

College of Ed 
Winners Named

In conjunction with the student 
body election held W ednesday 12 
students w ere elected to represent 
the 
the College of E ducation on 
student-faculty council. T here a re 
two seniors and one non-senior 
w ithin each education 
level and 
three non-senior delcgates-at-large.
seniors 
w ere M ary Beth Smith and Wana 
Lee Broughton; 
non-senior w as 
Billye Funk.
E ducation 

seniors w ere Mac 
F ra s e r and Shirley B ird ; non-senior 
Sue Stinson.

Elementary* E ducation 

P hysical Education seniors w ere 
G erald Good and K enneth Cleve­
land; non-senior w as Julie Moffett.
th re e non-sem ors-at-large 
w ere C arolyn C am pbell, Judy H ick­
m an, and Em K easler.

T h e 

The first scheduled m eeting of 
the newly elected student re p re se n ­
ta tiv es to tie chosen by the faculty 
will be in Sutton Hall conference 
room May 2 af 3 p.m.

Student's Family 
Lose Lives in Flood

The D ep artm en t of P ublic Safety 
r e c i t e d Thursday afternoon that 
the twirly of R obert D ouglas W alker, 
6-month-old child of a U niversity 
student, had not been found.

The child was w ashed aw ay 
W ednesday with his m other, 17- 
year-old M rs. J. T. W alker, as the 
c a r in which Ihey w ere riding was
swept off the T urkey C reek bridge and went u n d er,”
on US Highway 290 n ea r Johnson 
City.

deep the c a r w as halfw ay covered 
We felt 
the back w heels slip off 
the road, and we knew we had to
get out.

“ We got the baby out and som e­
how got hold of a 
tiee. I don't 
know how long we w ere there, but 
som e m en carne by and sta rted 
trying to get us out. I lost my grip

M rs. H uckaby tearfully told how 
she w as rescued dow nstream while 
Mrs. W alker, a childhood friend, 
and the baby w ere sw ept aw»ay in 
the flooded creek.

S earch ers hunted the body of the 
baby boy until d ark W ednesday 
and a1! day T hursday, The search 
was called off W ednesday night be­
cause of dangerous w aters and

M rs. W alker’s body w as recov­
ered about IOO y a rd s dow nstream 
the accident A nother 
soon a fte r 
occupant of the c a r, M rs. J, E.
R ockaby, also a wife of a student, 
m anaged to sw im n e a r shore and 
w as rescued,

“ We could sec se v eral men on 

m w . * 

*■ 

-

BIBB FALK, IW ,
horns par*- the TCL) 
series a t Fort W o r d 
move in to undispute 
titleholder, w ith ioe 
the conference iead.

o holler his Long- 
-game weekend

*ed Frogs in a cruc.
ay and Saturday, the w inner o*r which w
it place. The H orns and TCU, last year 
unbea+ea records are currently L ed f

UT and TCU 
Clash Friday

Special ti* th* T>xan

FORT W O R TH - lf the U niversity 
of T exas baseball te a m hopes to 
put 
the T exas C hristian Horned 
F rogs out of the running in South­
w est Conference play, 
they 
m ay h av e 
the Froggies 
from running them selves.

to stop 

then 

Both T exas and TCU will place 
th e ir unbeaten rec o rd s in confer­
ence play on the boards here F ri­
d ay and S atu rd ay in a crucial tuo- 
gam e series w hich m ay keep the 
ex p e rts guessing o r firm ly estab ­
lish one o r the other as the pro­
hibitive favorite.

T exas, w ith th e best record sea­
son-wise * 10-3) am ong the two, will 
have to limit the F ro g g ie s’ notori-

BBA Semiformal 
Dance Tonight

A sem iform al dan ce 

for BRA 
students and faculty will be held 
in 
the M ain B allroom of T exas 
Union from 8:30 p m, to m idnight 
Friday as p a rt of the College of 
Business A d m inistration’s first an ­
nual “ BBA W eek.”

M usic will be furnished by the 
J . M cGuire Q uintet, and adm ission 
will be $1 p er couple.
Booths depicting 

the purposes, 
functions, and activ ities of o rg an ­
izations w ithin the college a re set 
up on th e m ain floor of W aggoner 
Hall.

G roups rep rese n t 
A m erican S tatistic 
the Society for th* 
of M anagem ent, th<
Club, P i O m ega P i 
ness education fra 
K appa P si 
i proles 
fra te rn ity !, and the A m en 
koting Association.

d 
the 
include 
I Association, 
A dvancem ent 
Foreign T rad e 
• national busi- 
rrn ity ), Alpha 
ionai business 
n M ar-

being

Cookies and col tee 
by the BBA W ives ( 
tra c tiv e and m ost o 
booths 
will be selected by a > 
acuity 
com m ittee headed I 
Edwin 
M am m a, 
or of
personnel m anagem ent, and Shir­
ley King. sw eeth eart of the college.

it; ill. i i
tudent- 
y D r. 
prof es

associate

VC Fund Bids 

Due on Friday

ous base .stealing if they hope 
get the upper hand. TCU has 
stolen b ases— 20 in league play 
its credit.

to
56
to

he
The F roggies, however, will 
confronted w ith a pow erful attac k 
which h as-p ro d u ced IT hom e ru n s! 
and 200 to ta l bases in the 13 gam es I 
played to d ate.

The Longhorns will also pin a 
great deal of th eir hopes on the 
pitching side, with No. I h u rler 
to hurl 
H ow ard Rood scheduled 
F rid a y against TCU 's knuekle-ball- 
throw ing I'kwg B aikum . Both a re 
undefeated, w ith Baikum owning a 
6-0 m a rk and Reed a 3-0 record, 
T ay lo r on Saturday 

s ta r Ken W ineburg. 

H arry T aylor will be Coach Bibb 
F a lk ’s S atu rd ay choice, and will 
likely lie m atched against TCU ’s j 
football 
If 
Reed can hurl the I longhorn s to a 
; victory in the F rid ay opener, the 1 
i lo n g h o rn s with T aylor pitching 
1 S aturday m ay well gain a sw eep 
of the series.

The Ilonghorns show the b etter 
strength in pitching as vs ell as hit- 
i ting, w ith G eorge M yers. Bob 
! Sudderth, J. L. Smith, and R ay 
; Stauffac her.

H itting w ise, the Longhorns can 
boast of a 22-5 w hipping of Rice 
two w eeks ago. The Ixm ghorns en­
ter the se rie s with a .290 hatting 
av e rag e in league play com pared 
to the F ro g s’ .235 m ark 

One .Simi H itter 
TCU baseb all coach Dutch M ey­
er, who d irected the F ro g s to the 
SWC pennant last y e a r in his first 
I y e a r as head coach since 1933, is 
quite 
the 
concerned over how 
Frogs w ill hat against the talented 
, S teer pitching Only C arl W arwick, 
is 
.300 m ark w ith 

the 
hitting above the 
, .318 in conference play.

all-conference outfielder, 

rely on 

But 
* doubtedly 

the F rogs will again un- 
their daring 
bunt-and-run 
tactics. Last season 
the P u rp le set new SWC reco rd s 
w'ith 78 stolen bases in 24 g am es 
anti 48 in the 15 conference outings. 
TCU 's 56 can he com pared 
to 
T e x a s’ total of nine thefts this sea- 
; son,

is a half-gam e ahead of 
TCU 
T exas 
the standings, having 
in 
I won six g am es while the O range 
I and W hile has captured five. A 
1 split of the tw o-gam e series m ay, 
how ever, 
into a 
three-team affair, as B aylor now 
tra ils in th ird with a 2-1 m a rk .

the race 

throw 

- esh

for sub-

Texas Young GOP Club

F rid a y is the deadline 
ten

m uting applications 
SKOW colin ii,! a, :,i,.n, T v . " T° M e e * H ere Saturday
sity C arnivals, A pplications m ust 
he m ade at 
the dean of m e n s 
office, Speech Building 102.

Any interested group connected 
with the U niversity or a ch a ritab le 
ihe 
organization 
m oney, which w as originally 
in­
tended for the erection of an opcn- 
au- theater.

is eligible 

for 

Young R epublicans from all over 
the banks trying to get a rope to quicksand-like mud 
T exas w ill m eet in Austin S atu rd ay 
u s," said M rs, R ockaby. Tile two 
for th e ir annual sta te convention.
wom en and the baby w ere driving 
Ja c k S hephard, chairm an of the 
in a blinding ra in sto rm between 
Young R epublican State F e d e ra ­
Johnson City and D ripping Springs.
the
tion. will open the m eeting, and
P aul C arroll, past president of the highw ay all along the road, but it 
U niversity unit, will be the keynote didn t secm _deep,” Mrs Huckaby 
af leaker.

| continued, ‘ Then the waler was so rains of die past week.

The two women and th eir hus­
bands form erly lived in F o rt Stock­
ton. W alker and H uckaby a re stu­
dents in the U niversity.

the acci­
dent occurred, is usually dry but 
was a raging flood afte r the heavy 

T urkey Creek, w here 

running over 

“ W ater w as 

1 cd.

A n n u a l M eet 

O f Historians 

Begins Today

Tile annual m eeting of the T exas 
State H istorical A ssociation opens 
F rid ay a t the D riskill Hotel 

H istorians, both 

a m a te u r and 
professional, will h ea r p ap e rs given 
by 
f a m o u s T exas historians. 
A w ards will be presented, and an 
auction of fam ous T exas history 
books will be held,

F ra n k Fields, C. Stanley Banks, 
and D r. J. M. Colem an will begin 
the m eeting by reading p ap e rs at 
'I 30 a rn. F riday. C, A W arner of 
Houston will be luncheon sp eaker 
at noon

J. E verts H aley, T exas historian 
and 
form er gubern ato rial candi­
date, of Canyon, will d eliv er a 
dinner add ress at 7:30 p.m . on 
" E a r l V andal* C ollector and His­
to ria n ’’ in the C rystal Ballroom of 
the D riskill Hotel. This 
trea su ry 
of T exana, which w as collected by 
(he A m arillo oil m an, is owned by 
the U niversity.

T h e annual 

Junior H istorian 
m eeting will be held S aturday at 
ihe University At 
(his m eeting 
w riting aw ards will be presented to 
individuals and ch a p te r aw a rd s to 

1 outstanding groups.

'Tile U niversity will also be the 
for a conference on social 
site 
studies and history 
in 
public schoola. 'Hie D epartm ent of 
H istory at the U niversity will spon­
sor a discussion group which will 
include 15 selected public school 

teaching 

I teachers.

The annual business m eeting is 
scheduled for 2 p m P aul Adams 
TSRA president of Sari Antonio, 
will preside. O fficers will be elect- 

★ Revised List ★

The following is a revised list of teaching excellence virtues 
approved by the Student A ssem bly T h ursday night The criteria
a re part of a resolution subm itted by N eal Spelce, Fine Aids 
A ssem blym an, and N ancy E aston, co-chairm an of the Teaching 
and Student E valuation C om m ittee of the F aculty-Student C abi­
net The list, obtained through a cam pus-w ida poll of 150 stu­
dent organization*., will be subm itted to students beginning next 
fall as a m achine-scored questionnaire and com piled into a stu­
dent opinion profile sheet

I te v U e d L is t o f T e a c h i n g E x c e lle n c e V ir tu e *

effectiveness of speech (volum e, clarity, etc.) 
avoidance of annoy mg m annerism s 
groom ing and personal neatness 
ability to m ake class interesting 
trea tm e n t of questions asked in class 
personal in terest in students
ability to stim ulate classroom discussion <if such discussion Is 

possible i

interest and enthusiasm in subject
a p p a re n t knowledge of subjec t
ability to present m a teria l on understandable plane
grading (fairness, thoroughness, etc.)
use of stressed m a teria l on quizzes
assignm ents (length, fairness, clarity', etc >
prom ptness in handing back graded work
tim e allotm ent for p rep a ra tio n of assignm ents and quizzes
daily organization of lecture m aterial
use of visual aids
quality of w ritten work on blackboard (if not used d isregard) 
stim ulation of original thought

be 

who w 

Pnoio fey James K V. a th e l
M I S S A U S T IN contestant
B«Dy Read h one o f the ten 
n ♦he
f - a 
final iu d q :ng M a y I a t the Para­
mount T heater. O thers d elud e 
B a r b a r a Blum, Jody C a m p , 
Carolyn Calvert, Pat La pd, 
M arth a Leach, Jan# M ooney, 
Sarah M organ Libby M ullet))*, 
and G iend a Powers.

 Friday. April 26, 1957 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 2

UT Spikers Divide Ranks
For Drake, Penn Relays

By TAT TRI LY 

Sports. Editor 

and b e tte r th eir la st y e a r's tim e
o f 3 :11 .9 .

D ivide and conquer, said the o ld . T exas has tw ice run 3:12.8 this 
R om ans, and T exas ti ck C oarb season, once w ith Southern and 
Cay de 
tSUIefic d ss Irvine 
ju st th a t— but sn a new w ay.

to do- 

once w ithout. And Southern, who 
anchored 
the T exas 
in 46.5 at 
R elays, is one of the few ru n n ers 
in tho co untry who can com e close 
to Jen k in s.

tro u b le 

T exas hits set new w orld re ro rd s 
in th e 4IO and 880 relay s alre ad y 
this y ear, and do esn ’t look for too 
th em a t P enn, j 
m uch 
in 
Cornell, With the 
team re tu rn in g 
w hich won the 880 relay a t Penn a 
y e a r ago, should fu rn ish m ost of 
th e opposition. The Big R ed strided 
the 
la st y ear, w hile 
to a 1:25.4 
S teers h ave 
turned in 1 22 7 and 
1 :24 2 this season.

M organ S tate of B altim o re will 
be try in g for its fifth q u arte r-m ile 
relay w in in a tow at P enn, but 
c a n 't hope to ap p ro ach the Steers 
who h av e run 40.8, 40.4. 40,2, and 
39.9, su c ce ssiv e ly —all u n d er th eir 
own 21-year-old P enn 
rec o rd of 
41.1.

L eading the a tta c k on th e D rak e 
R elay s, at D es Moines, w ill be

MC­
G E O R G E F O E R S T E R
. , . Drake bound

Reds Nip Cubs, 6-3
For Fourth in Row

By T h e Asso ciated Pre**

The Cincinnati R o d less defeated 
the Chicago Cubs T h u rsd ay , 6-3, I 
for 
th e ir fourth co n secutive vie-; 
tory. The R eds h av e also lost four 
gam es.

Brooks L aw rence w as th e win­

the ■ 

ning p itch er and D ick B ro tt 
loser. C incinnati scored in the first 
inning on Cub e rro rs and 
then 
added th ree m ore in the second. | 
With G eorge Crow e and F I Bally 
on second and 
th ird , D on Hoak 
doubled off the sco reb o ard sn left 
iv* in two H wik scot cd 

en I ei to 

th e Cubs 

L aw rence , re tire d 

on Alex G ra m m a s’ long fly out. 

I
in I 
o rd er until the fo u rth w hen they 
got. two hits b ut w ere unable to 
score.
In 

the
the A m erican L eague 
Chicago White Sox d efeated 
the 
D etroit Tigers. 9-4. b o lsterin g their

Sam Beaten by Flam

By T h e A ssociated P r e s s

HOUSTON — Top-seeded H erbie 
F ain took com m and m id w ay in the 
third set while com ing from behind 
T h u rsd ay to b eat S am m y C iam - 
m alva, 
fav o rite 
from T exas U niversity, 5-7, 8-6, 6-2, 
the 
6-4, 
R iver O aks Tennis T ou rn am en t 
h ere.

the q u a rte rfin a ls of 

the hom e 

town 

in 

the Sox spotted 

top spot in the league and bury ing 
the T ig ers d eep er in the b asem en t.
G rab b in g th e ir fifth decision in 
six s ta rts , 
the 
T igers tw o runs in the second in­
th e n knocked s ta r te r Billy 
ning, 
th ree-ru n rally 
Hoeft o ut w ith a 
to 
in tho th ird and w ere ah ead 
stay. It w as D etro it’s th ird .straight 
setb ack an d sixth in eight g am es.
Ted W illiam s and D ick G ernert 
led B oston to a 12-7 v icto ry o v er 
the W ashington S enators. W illiam s 
sm ash ed a double and tw o singles 
lifting his b attin g av e ra g e to .455.

STEERS*
SCOREBOARD
LONGHORN STATISTIC »
H i t t i n g 

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Von R o s e n b e r g
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avg
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3 TS

T ex as' d istan ce m e d l e y te am , 
crow ned ch am p s at th e K an sas R e­
lays in 10:04.3. T hree m e m b ers of 
this 
th eir 
te am a re assu re d of 
spots, h alf-m iler G eorge F o e rste r, 
W alter McNew, and Jo e V illarreal,
V illarreal and M cNew will divide 
the 1320-yard and m ile legs. The 
440 leg will go 
to e ith e r Brooks 
P atric k , who ra n a t K an sa s, L a­
ve rn Voigt, or R alp h R osenberg, 
depending on w hich one ru n s best 
rn F rid a y ’s m ile re la y preiim in- 
a rte s.

join 

F o e rs te r w ill 
q u a rte rm ile rs on 

those 
th ree 
the m ile relay .
A ssistant Coach F ro g g ie Lov- 
v o rn 's D rake crew is also en tered 
in sev eral individual events, Villar- 
re a l and G ordon R atcliff will run 
in the 2-mile, w h ere V illarreal will 
be f>ne of the favorites.

B ruce P a r k e r w ill throw the ja v e ­
lin and discus, w hile Alex P alm ro s 
w ill join him in the discus ring and 
also com pete in the shot put. Joe 
Irv in , who got th ird place a t K an­
sas, will also be in the discus field. 
Bob Billings w ill en ter 
the high 
jum p.

Mural 

Sc

S O F T BA 1.1, KRJ DAY
€ lass A
7 -B ru n ette vs, C h eeves M c C rack en

vs, S e h o e n ; 8— Brack, vs. M o o r e HUI.

Class It

1 R oberts vs, FG H -Slm kins: 8 — 

N a v y % s. Atche, A m ery vs. C heeves.

H O R S E S H O E S SA I I RDA I

2 

 

 W i n n e r N el son-C level a n d vs

C o b b ; D av is vs W i n n e r R o o n e y -Cole; 
W in n e r VVu hoi n - K o s b c r g vs. W i n n e r 
L ev lne-G riffln ; M u r c h i s o n vs. W in n er 
G i a u s e r - A l e x a n d e r a n d S a a d - R a m s e y . 
W i n n e r F r y - F o l t i k - S m l t h 
\ s W i n n e r 
VVoodruff-Kenner> , VV I n n e r S p eer- 
<’n nip 
vs W i n n e r Re! n a r z -Grisso m ;
2 .to - W i n n e r S a l u m a n - M a n t o w s k y vs, 
W i n n e r Coats-Mo*'-: W i n n e r K o t t w l t z - : 
K o c h e v a r vs. W i n n e r H u r i e y - H a w k i n * : ; 
W i n n e r R ose-D uson vs W i n n e r Bond- 
Bent W i n n e r R e a - M i n t c r vs W i n n e r 
H o f f m n z - L e a k e W i n n e r P e n g f a - l v y vs. 
W i n n e r M c C a r t y - B la k e le y ; W i n n e r 
C l e m e n t s - W a t s o n vs. W i n n e r D o n n e ! I- 
MeR o b e rts . 3 - M c E J ro y vs. W i n n e r 
T w a d e l l - J o n e s W i n n e r Ramona -M ellow 
vs. Brow n W i n n e r Zeisman-Spi* s vs. 
W i n n e r A ble - N t b l e , w i n n e r G u rw ltz- 
Hrn n a m vs W i n n e r T o i a r - T h o m a s an d 
C a r t e r - L a c e y ; W i n n e r Br> an - H a r n e t t 
vs W i n n e r B a r n e t t - V o e l k e l : W i n n e r 
Deb m an-Sea Ie vs. W i n n e r B r o w n - H o p e
3 3-> - W i n n e r B i n f o r d - I 'a vis vs W i n n e r 
v v i n n e r Mllij-C an- 
P a r k e r - G r a n ' h a m , 
o \ a vs B r a s h e r W i n n e r J o h n s o n - L e e 
vs 
vs, 
S tein W i n n e r P e a s e - S m l t h 
W i n n e r D u k e - L u s k e y : W i n n e r K lein- 
F c l l b a u m vs W in n er F r a n k u m - M e n - 
rteU; M c K e n n a vs. W i n n e r 
J o r d a n - 
O d lorn e

S O FT BAL L SATU R D A Y 
Clas s A

I —Phi Kappa P s i vs W in n er D e l t a ' 

Pi 

T a u D eU a-A lp ha E p s i l o n 
Oak 
Grove vs W i n n e r P E M -A m a v ; 2— S i g ­
m a P hi E p silo n vs. W I n m t P h i S ig m a 
D e l t a - K a p p a S i g m a : AFROTC vs. W i n ­
n e r < am pus G u ild - T w in P i n e s ; 3 -SAK 
vs Winner Phi S ig m a Kappa- L a m b d a 
C hi A lp h a . A IM E vs. W i n n e r M a n a g e ­
4 P h i D e l t a T h e t a vs 
r s n t - W es I c > 
i W inner Sigm a Nu-Sigm a Chi. Alche 

v*. W i n n e r B S U -T h e lem e,

C la ss B
I T h e l e m e vs. W i n n e r Nav y-Atch e 
2 -Phi S ig m a Ka pi' a vs. W i n n e r S A E- 
3 —S i g m a Phi Epsilon 
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vs. W i n n e r S i g m a N u -D eJta Upsilon
4 -K app a S ig m a vs. W i n n e r T h e t a Chi-: 
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The Longhorns have divided th e ir 
stren g th betw een th e ra tio n s two 
big m e ets of the w eek, th e D ra k e 
an d Penis Relay •

Coach L ittlefield and six of his 
m e rc i,' tai s ta rs h a t e gone to P h ila ­
d elp h ia fo r the oldest of all the 
re la y ca rn iv als, the Penn R elays.
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th is y ear.

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Mural Runners 
Compete Today 
In Preliminaries

W eather perm ittin g , the annual 
U n iv ersity 
tra c k and
in tra m u ra l 
field m eet will get u n d er w ay a t 4 
p.m . F rid a y a t M em orial S tadium .
Action in the opening d ay of the 
th ree-d ay meet, will see p relim in ­
in all running events and 
arie s 
finals 
in 16-pound shot put and 
high jum p.

B e rry M. W hitaker, In tra m u ral 
d irecto r, announced th at in c a se of 
rain p relim s will be held T uesday.
A to tal of 54 o rganizations have 
en tered this y e a r ’s event, topping 
the 1956 en try list of 48, The 1957 
in th e fra te rn ity 
fist 
includes 25 
division, seven 
independents, six 
d orm s, and 16 clubs, In addition 
th ere a re se v eral co n testan ts en­
tered as u n attach ed .

F rid a y ’s p relim in aries a re only 
in the club and fra te rn ity divisions.
I Independent, 
and d o r m 
club, 
events not included in the p relim s 
will be ru n in the d b isional finals 
set for T uesday.

The 

In tra m u ra l 

cham pionship 
m eet is scheduled for M ay 8. F irst 
and second place w inners in each 
event in the divisional finals will 
, qualify for this m eet,
K appa Sig’s a re 

the defending 
; ch am p s. Sigm a Nu w as ru nner-up 
la st y e a r. B ru n ette won the inde- 
! pendent division and O ak G rove 
, copped the club title.

The p relim in arie s sch ed u le:
I tO-y»rd 

low hurdle*' Fratern ity 

I 
I heats, winners and two fastest seconds 
I q ualify; Club—2 heats, 
f irs t 3 each 
j h eat qualify.

100-yard dash: F r a t e r n i t y - 3 h e n ’ s 
I first 5 each heat qualify; Club — 3 

h eats first 3 each h e a t q u a lify

220-yard da*h: F ra ter n ity 3 heats 
f i r s t 3 e a c h h eat qualifv ; C l u b — 3 
h e a ts , f i r s t 3 each n e a t q u a lifv .

440-v a r d 

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h e a t s , first 3 each h e a t q u a l i f y

SRO-va rd rela y : F ra tern ity —2 h ea ts 
first 3 each h eat qualifv . S h o t put and 
h igh jump 

(fin a ls) Ail d iv isio n s.

C lass A—- l a m b d a Chi A lp ha A Thi 
S i g m a K a p p a 3; S ig m a Chi 6 S i g m a 
N u 5; D e l t a T a u D e l t a I . A l p h a I- p- 
siion P i 0. T w i n P ines 4 C a m p u s 
Guild 3: K a p p a S ig m a 4. P h i S i g m a 
D e l t a 
I , M a n a g e m e n t 16 W es ley 0; 
BSL 2, T h e l e m e 0. P E M l l . A r m y I, 

Clas s B—S i g m a Alpha E p s i l o n 16. 
B e t a T h e t a P i 2: T h e t a Chi 14, K a p p a 
A l p h a 7, S ig m a Nu 6 D elta U p s ilo n I 
A lph a E p s i l o n P l 7, P h i D e l t a T h e t a 0.

for the O range and White will ba 
Milford M e y e rs# it first., Bill Je n ­
nings a t short, J e rr y S aleher a t 
third, E d B eau ch am p in left, an d 
Bill Bond behind the plate.

On the v isitors side of the led g er 
will be L efty Underwood holding , 
down first, Rusty Koenig at sec­
ond, E d G ran n an on th ird , H arv ey 
W hitehead 
and Bill 
M oore, Ross Ivy, an d G len Lipp- 
m an in the o u ter garden.

short, 

a t 

A fter th is contest with the w hite, 
red and blue G ato rs 
the T ex as 
team vein m ove to W aco W ednes­
day, M ay I, to p la y Baylor, Then 
re tu rn double­
they will play a 
h ead er w ith L ake Jackson, 
th is 
tim e on th e v isito rs hom e grounds 
on S atu rd ay , May 4. They will then 
re tu rn to A ustin for the T exas In­
terco lleg iate T ournam ent S atu r­
day, M ay l l , and th e ir final g am e 
will be in H ouston S aturday, M ay 
18, against the L. A, Smith te am .

S o f t b a l l s Play First

B y B O B G R E E N B E R G 
Texan Sport* Staff

! a g a in st 

the T ex as nine, H aney
" f d 

t h e I

Softball action move* into high 
g ea r on the cam p u s S atu rd ay as 
the U niversity of T exas Softball 
tra m clashes with the L ake J a c k ­
son G ators in a d oubleheader on 
W hitaker Field, at 7 p.m .

The G ato rs a re the 1956 regional 
cham pions and w orld tourney q uar- 
ter-fin alists of the p ast y ear. The 
v isitors boast two fo rm e r all-A m er­
ican p la y ers 
in Bobby R eed and 
Gene Faul!

I jake Ja ck so n w ill throw Weldon 
ll a n e v and “ D ink” M ladenka

two y ea rs.

Going ag a in st H aney and M lad­
enka, T exas will pitch Buddy 
D ornbergcr, and Ah is Johnson or 
Bill Stanley.

Although Lake Ja ck so n will be 
the odds-on favorites to ta k e the 
twin bill, T exas will have m en like 
second b asem an I d Luskey, rig h t 
fielder John Sheldon, and the fleet- 
footed c e n te r field er Kenny Hor- 
vvitz 
t h e i r hitting 
stren g th .

to b o lster 

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Sixth F le e t

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but it is a better film than either, plane, “ The Spirit of St. lo u is ,” speak E n g lis h ?”

Friday, April 26, 1957 THE DAILY TEXAN Pa?* 3

B v B R A D F O R D D A M F L
Texan Amusements Ed ito r

Ja m e s Stew art gives the best 
perform ance of his lengthy, note­
worthy acting ca re er 
“ Th** 
Spirit; of St. Lo u is,” the film v e r­
sion of C harles A. Lindbergh’s his­
toric flight across the Atlantic, now 
at the Param ount Theater.

e a t a t th e 

in 

H is acting is tremendous and so 
is the movie from opening credits 
to final fadeout. The film ’s name 
should he placed on your calendar 
inch-high tyj>e and underlined 
in 
with scarlet ink 
I* ha * a v a t ruth 
that is uncommon in motion pic­
It has the quiet beauty of 
tures 
‘‘Sergeant Y o rk ,” the human in­
terest of “ All the K ing 's M en,”

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D irector B illy W ilder, holder of were built especially for the pro- 
duction and flown on Lin d b erg h s 
route,

Hollywood’s greatest 
tribute—the 
golden O scar, has accomplished 
little short of a m iracle, F o r m any 
years the film colony has been 
wondering how the Lindbergh epic 
could he presented in proper style. 
_ 
How to keep the story's genuine 
triumph and magnificent 
factual 
dram atic appeal has long puzzled 
them. B u t now, fetter two years 
in the making, Mr. W ild e r and 
actor Stew art have found the cor­
rect solution. Their efforts are a
milestone in film m aking. The film bergh’s first 
undoubtedly w ill be 
Fe b ru a ry w hen the O scar nom ina- D irector Wilder and his assort-; man for his airplane Stew art and
tions are announced. 
art and W ilder be 

S everal interesting, little known
facts about Lindbergh's flight a re :
il* The flight took 3 3 hours, (2i 
His diet during the trip consisted 
of five sandwiches, »3* Lindbergh 
used 365 gallons of gasoline on the 
trip. He took off wa th a 
loaf! of 
450 gallons, and arrived in P a ris 
with 85 rem aining in the tanks. It 
took Hollywood, in our atomic age, 
7,700 gallons to recreate his path.
IV \ W O R D : W arn er Brothers 
I Studios have b rilliantly brought to 
story of
-.Tes I.iud bergh, a m an who had
but one love, the love of a humble

Fo r Stewart, who received an 
Academ y A w ard in 1940 for a com­
edy vehicle, 
Philadelphia 
“ The 
S to ry,” the role of Lindbergh is a 
highspot in a highly distinguished 
career, A civilian and W orld W a r 
II flier himself, he w as especially 
qualified to enact the man who has 
been called the w o rld ’s greatest, 
and certainly most 
famous, ava­
ator. Also Stew art was M r. IJnd- 

Should Stew- ates, knowing thai monotony would company have created a master-
omitted, 

the develop if the cam era remained piece 

around next on the screen. 

ihe screen the great 

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coast w ill be wrong in its judg­
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T o o k 2 0 .AOA M i l e s

Based on the PuLitizer Prize hook 

by C harles Lindbergh, the film re­

quired shooting that took the prin­

long, unprecedented 

cipals almost 20.000 miles for a ir 
and ground shots. The P a ris mob 
scene when Lindbergh lands after 
journey 
his 
alone required 5,000 extras, plus a 
Fren ch A rm y Band and a crew of 
200. 
It also required 21 assistant 
directors to help D irector W ild e r 
control these people

angle is in the film , either I, v ery

cleverly use (weather shots of the i 
world as it waits. He shows ex
trem ely well the crowds in 
ca, France, and other count 
they w ait. and wonder, and pray 
that ihe lanky, am bitious “ Lu ck y 
L in d y” w ill make it.

A high poinf in the film is the 
delight that Lipdhergh show s when 
he discovers a horsefly in the a ir­
plane with him 
S te w a rt’s facial 
expressions after finding this w el­
comed passenger are 
little short 
of cinem atic perfection.

Another wise decision on W ild ­
To record the nonstop flight that, 
lo 
e r ’s part was his choice not 
in 1927. took Lindbergh from New 
“ jazz” up 
Lindbergh's original 
Yo rk to P a ris , th-* company filmed 
statement when he landed His own 
scene* 
in New York, New E n g ­
statement,
land, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, one that fits Ja m e s Ste w a rt’s en-
Spain, 
Italy, 
Fra n ce, 
joy ah Ie quipping accent, was re­
Egypt, 
E x a c t
and Greenland. 
tained. The w ords? “ Are there any 
replicas of the Lindbergh m ono-
anyone
mechanics he re ” Does 

inappropriate 

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S T A F F F O R THIS ISSI E
............................................................. Ii K E O O L D S
.............................................................. B E N N A GOODWIN

Nma McCain

........................................... 
Ju lie Lane. D arw in Payn e, W a lte r Knapp.
M. C. R iv e rs, Ja c k E . W orley

 

 

............................Carol Querolo. I kin Knolex
 
......... Roberta Downing. Jo h n n y Morgan
................................................ Bob Greenberg
. Betty Read, Je r r y Jones, Ed d ie Hughes, 
Pat T ru ly, Jo e Sanders

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

 
............................ Nelson Pierce, Ann Rudd
................................................... Mar ion Simon

Bradford Daniel

 

TRY OUR NEW 
Puffed Krunchy 
Tacos"

Red Foley Sued 
or Unpaid Taxes

Lien Against Star 
Includes Wire, Ex

S P R I N G F I E L D Mo, P The In­
ternal Revenue Service Wednesday 
filed a $270,323,69 lien against Clyde 
Fo ley, nationally known 
singer whose television program , 
is carried hy 

Ju b ile e ,” 

Ozark 

Red* 

A B C

from 1948 

The suit alleges the amount con­
stitutes unpaid taxes and assess­
through 1955. 
ments 
Named with Fob y for the year# 
1948 to 1951 was hts first w ife, the 
late M rs. E v a A. Foley. H is second 
wife, M rs. S a lly Fo ley, w as 
in­
cluded for the ye a rs 1952 through 
1955.

F o le y and his w ife w ere dis­
missed from St 
Jo h n 's Hospital 
help Wednesday. Foley had been a 
patient since Sunday, reportedly for 
a 'checkup. M rs 

Fo ley w as ad-

The singing star w as not 

im ­
m ediately available for comment 
on the suit Wednesday afternoon 
he participated in a celebration at 
Protection, Kan., where all. resi-

 

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fr.-Burette. m!tted A P n l 8 for an undisclosed 

ild N E L S O N 
I M M U H 
texan Amusement* s ta ll1

fine Warm r Bros 
Happened 
from 

A
“ It
to Y o u ," 
the 
m ightily 
film. 
“ The Guns of Fort P ettico a t," 
inc

feature 

npi'H-ri 

s te a ls! ailment.

_ Wiz- 

j State.
; 

“ G un s." a run-of-the-mill west-

~—

— 

em , stars 
pin- and IT M K a th ryn (c a n t a s ! o p ia te d against polio.
the cute lovers, Miss G ra n t is ('Ute 
and lovable. What s more im per-j 
tam she can act w ith the aid of a 
sufficient director. Unfortunately, I 
director George M a rsh a ll overlooks 
all of her potentialities allowing 
look 
her to do 
sweet, M urphy overtries to took 
bitter in parts of the film but re­
sembles a teenager 
in a temper 
tantrum.

little more than 

 

the pin*-sized Audio M ur - 1 dent-s under 40 recently 

w ere in-

2 Caoitol Films
fr l Drop by Wayside

I

i t 

and I eddy R oo sevelt. 

, 

A veteran of countless film s, hi*
fo
,af^ t 
,yj ‘^ ndav ^ oodrow Wilson he on„ of h)S l)ener pfforts P r e .
j v iou* film s include “ Fo rt W orth .”
“ Rid ing Shotgun,” and “ The Boun­
ty H unter.”

„ The T a „ y . ig 

 

 

I The Capitol T heater’s current 
"T h e Delinquents ' and 
twin-bill, 
“ Hit and Run 
w ill never w in 
Academ y Awards, needless to say. 
Both are ill-developed and poor ex­
cuses for film fare.

Both possess sim ilar character- I 
is tic s : weak screenplays, made-, 
quate direction, spotty photogra­
phy, squealing musical 
and cast members bent on one 
from each 
feat- stealing scenes 
other and hogging 
cam era 
But. alas there ate no dram atic 
scenes to steal m elodram atic w a r - 1 
but no absorbing i
blings, yes. 
scenes as advertisements hint.

scoring, { 

the 

“ The Delinquents" 

is H o lly - j 
latest attempt to explain I 

wood's 
what makes adolescents tick. The 
m anner in which the story is pre­
sented gives one 
impression: all 
Am erican “ c h ild re n ’ 
don't turn your back on them 
hide the ear keys, M artha, here 
they come, 
Some are bad, cer­
tainly, but so is this movie

are bad: ; 

“ H it and R u n ," the other I'nited 
Artists release, tells the sad tale 
of people Int by automobile d rivers 
who don't stop and render aid 
it 
A fte r view ing this monstrosity 
was evident that tho director should 
have paused and aided his ailing
I cast. Cleo M oore w as her usual
self com pletely unbelievable. H er 
only talents, it seems, lie in her 
appearance. She s attractive when 
competent designers,
this 
film, the costuming offerings were 
extrem ely poor.

I helped by 
1 hut, 

lik** other qualities 

in 

—Bradford daniel

H a c k in g P lo t

,> neither deft, 
■ Tho pli•• \\birri 
daring nor renovated concerns a 
C iv il w ar lieutenant (M u rp h y) who 
deserts when his arrogant colonel 
m assacres peaceful 
Indians. R e­
turning to a small Texas commun­
ity to w arn the women 'the males 
are all off fighting the Yankees) 
of an approaching Indian attack, 
he trains them to shoot and defend 
I themselves, since they haven't time 
i to flee. Tempus fugit!

The redskins attack of course, 
and m any women are slain-but 

Ins 

the deserter or 

| not 
cutie j 
| (G ra n t). After all these ‘'ca rryin g s; 
io n .” the hero returns to his outfit,
I since “ a man ca n ’t spend the a ll;
I his life running.” As he is about to! 
be court-martialed (the nasty gen­
eral won't believe his talei the re­
maining women charge 
(deus
is 
«‘\ mat lune 
the truth and all live happily for- 
ever after 

lo p a n e hi- Univ 

in 

The film 's only exciting factor is 
a creditable piece of acting by 
character actress Hope Emerson, 
who plays her 
“ bull 
moose” type of role

fa m ilia r 

Excellent Shnrt

An excellent short showing rare 
films of A m e ric a ’s preparation and 
entry into World W a r I vivid ly re­
captures that by-gone era. Fea-1 
timed are such personalities as j
,, 
I- im banks 
M a ry ■ • Kford Doug!, 

'Naples' Gold' Glistens

B y V S S R I D D

Although “ The Gold of N ap les” 
isn t 14-caiat, ii certainly is gold 
plated.

The Italian film. now playing at 
the Texas 
I heater, has all the in­
gredient'. for an enjoyable even­
ing. 
including the charm s of So­
phia Loren, the acting abilities of 
Silvana Mangano arid Vittorio de 
Sica, and the comedy of Toto. The 
quartette of stories which com- 
[xjses ‘‘The G o ld ” range 
in con­
tent. from intense dram a to frothy 
comedy.

Sophia 

Opening th© series is a comedy 
with serious overtone*. A meek 
little man, a drum m ajor by pro­
fession * Toto i, finds himself push­
ed out of his own Home. A form er 
classm ate of his, now a gangster, 
has moved in and taken control.
Izvren takes the honors 
in a charm ing little -kit about a 
hot 
is 
little B a lia n pizza which 
re ally 
special . . . 
there’s an em erald ring butled in 
it. A ctually, the pizza 
v e n d e rs 
wife 
told her husband that. 
She knew all along she had left it 
at her lover s '

something 

just 

“ The G a m b le r." best of the tuts, 
stars Vittorio de Sica as the count. 
A compulsory gam bler, fie cannot 
stand Ihe shame that comes with 
tieing beaten by a small fx>\. De 
Sica exhibits well his competent

acting skill in this delightful role.
Again playing a wom an of the 
streets, Sijvano Mangano is The­
resa in the story of 
same 
name.

the 

is 

The woman Theresa 

taken 
from the house where she works 
to be m arried to a m an she does 
not know. She finds him both hand­
some and prosperous but can't 
shake 
is 
wrong, It is only after their m ar­
riage that she* 
learns her “ hus­
b an d s secret.

feeling something 

Ihe 

The show has its high moments 
of dram a and humor, but it does 
not compare with sim ilar attempts, 
such as “ Q uartette,” ‘‘T rio ,” nor 
does it begin to reach the achieve-
a. »nt of “ The Bed

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R A N D O L P H SC O T T

Randolph Scott 
Coming to Austin

anduiph S t o't. v c 'c ta n Hoily- 
western actor, w ill make one
s rare P *rsona* appearances
M a y 7 when he visits Austin to 
promote his latest film , “ The T a ll 
T . " The picture will open that day 
at the Param ount Theater.

M r. S c o tts personal appearance 
tour is creating quite a lot of ex­
citement across the nation because
he seldom is associated w ith night 
in 
life or appearance stints, He 
considered one of H o llyw o o d * 
quietest, most retiring notables.

Art Exhibit Postponed

The annual Student A rt Ex hibit, 
listed on the Fine Arts calendar 
• s beginning this week, w ill not be 
ready until next week. The exhibit 
w ill be in the loggia of the M usic 
Building.

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A s tu d e n t w h o has tw o e x a m i n a ­
t i o n s sch e d u le d for the s a m e tim e. 
o n e h e m e a uniform e x a m in a t io n , 
the d e p a r t m e n t a l 
s h o u ld 
in which 
c h a i r m a n o f the c o urse 
is g i ' en 
t h e u n ifo r m e x a m in a t io n 
In a r r a n g e 
for 
ti m e 
for a n o th er 
t h a t e x a m in a tio n . The d e p a r t m e n t 
g i v i n g the un iform e x a m in a t io n is 
r e s p o n s ib l e for tak in g care o f the 
conflicts c ause d hr it. Such stu dent

should se e the d e p a r t m e n t a l c h a i r ­
man about su ch conflict not 
later 
than the b e g i n n in g o f " D ea d W e e k ” 
in order to g iv e t h e d e p a r tm e n t tim e 
to sc h e d u le a n o th e r e x a m in a t io n . 
Vlso, a stu dent w h o h a s thr e e e x a m i ­
n a tio n s in any o n e t w e n t y - f o u r - h o u r 
period, one o f wh ic h 
is a d e p a r t ­
m enta l e x a m in a t io n , sh ould follow 
the s a m e p r o ced ure as s t u d e n t s who 
have conflicts.

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E . 3 1 2 K 14 E r g!. R 201 
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E . 3 1 7 .1 8 : E n g l. B. 306 
E . 3 1 8 . 1 0 : E n g l . R. 206 
E. 3 1 8 .1 2 : E n g l . R. 203 
E. 3 1 8 M .2 : E ngl. B .3 0 1 
E . 31 SM 4 : E n g l . R. 105 
E . 3 0 8 : E n g i . B 112 
E 37.3P E n g i B l 
E . 3 8 9 : E n g l . R. 102 
E c o . 3 0 2 .8 : S p e B 201 
E m . 3 03 .8 G. B 108 
Eco. 3 7 9 : G. H 3 05 
E d . A. 31 2.2 . S. H . 3 0 2 
E d . <L 3 2 2 T .2 M a.r R 311 
E d . P. 311 I: St. H.30-7 
E d . P 5 7 5 P: l i n g 5 R 7 
E E. 366 H F B. 105 
E E 
FL M 
E M 3 33 ,6 E n g r R .308 
F in . 367 : W. H I I 
F r . 3 8 9 K : B a l u H , 217 
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Geo. 3 6 3 K : E. Sc. B. 331 
Gao. 569: G. R 301 
Geo, 2 9 5 : (J, ll 303 
C k . 619b G H 101 
Gov. 3 6 6 k : G. II. 3 
Gov. 3 9 7 : G. H 113 
G Hf . 304 Sp a B 304 
IL E 3 6 1 : H FL R. IOO 
H i s 6 0 9 b .2 Batts Aud.
H i*. 6 0 9 b . 4 ; G, H 201 
Hi*. S U K A : G H . 7 
HI s. 3 1 5 K . 10: P e a i c e H 101 
H is. 3 1 5 L . 1 0 : R I., 12 
I! s. 3 1 5 L , 12: Hen. IL 106 
Hi*. 3 1 5 L . 1 4 : Ben H 12 
Hi*. 3 1 6 L . 2 : G. H 200 
I I i*. 3 2 3 L: G, H. I l l 
H s. 3 4 6 L G. H 203 
Hi* M A K B a tt? H 2"2 
HH. 37«M Batts H. 254 
I n a 5 4 6 ; W . H - l O i

.7801 E n g r . F. 139 
,715.6: P E B 302 

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I. T 364: W FT. 23 
J. 3 27: J. B. 209 
J. 2 64: J. B. 205 
U t 681b: B a te s H 103 
L. S . 3 2 2 T . 2 : M ain B 311 
M. 301.4 : Ben H. 105 
M . S 0 1 E . 1 0 : B e n . H . 2 1 4 
M. 3 0 I E . 1 2 : Ben. H. 15 
M. 3 0 3 .8 : P e a r c e H. 209 
M. 3 0 3.1 0: B en. H. 102 
M. 30 4 .1 0 : B e n . H. 314 
M. 2 0 4 F . 6 : B e n . H. 104 
M. 3 0 5 E . 12: Ben. H. 201 
M .3 0 5 E . 1 4 : Ben. H 202 
M . 3 0 9 : B a t t s H . IGI 
M. 6 l 3 E a . 8 : P e a r c e H. 211 
M. 6 1 3 E a . 10: Ben. H. 101 
M. 6 1 3 E b . 8 : Ben. IL 208 
M. 325.6: B en, H. 107 
M. 3 2 6 .6 : Ben. H 310 
M 6861.: B a t t s H. 105 
M an. 3 3 4 .6 : P e a r c e H 201 
Man. 374.2: VV. H. 306 
Man. 3 9 0 : W. H. 408 
M. E. 3 12.12: E n g r B 212 
M. E. 320.4 : P e a r c e H. 204 
M E . 3 40.4: E n g r B. 138 
M E. 3 84- E n g r . B. 223 
M. E . 3 9 1 K : E n g r . B. 207 
| M . S . 8 2 6 b .4: E. D. H all 107 
M. S. 8 7 2 b . 4 : E. D. H all 109 
Mus. 4 1 1b.4 : Mu*. B. 108 
1 P. En. 661 a 2: E n g r R . 1 3 7 
P. En. 3 6 9 : P. FL R. 30 2 B 
P. En. 4 69 : P. FL R. 30 2 B 
Phi. 310.2: B a t t s H. 102 
Phi. 322: G H I 
Phr. 2 0 2 .8 ; Phr. B 101 
Phr. 3 3 1 .2 : C. B. .713 
Phr. 340 .2: H . E B . 127 
Phr. 3 6 7 K: Phr. B . 3 1 1 
Phy. 801 h.4: Phv. B. 201 
Phv. 3 2 6 .2 : E. Sc. B 137 
Phv. 3 65.2: P hv. R. 203 
Phv. 3 8 7 L r P h v R. 310 
Pay. 310 .6: S. H S 14 
P*y. 319: M ezes H. 104 
Pay. 371 : M eres H. 106 
Psv. ',72: Mere* H. 314 
Res. .326; E. Sc. B l i f t 
Ret. .369 W H. IO 
Soc. 30 2,4: G. H. 218 
Soc. 302.6 M ezes H , 101 
Soc. 346 : Batt* H 202 
Spe. 303.6: S p e B *202 
Spe. 305.4 : S p e. B . 3 1 1 
S p e . 3 1 8 M : S p e R. 213 
Spe. 319.6: Spe. B. 214 
Spe. 31 9.8 : E n g l B 104 
Spe. 364: M eres H, 102 
Sp e. 3 72 : S p e . R 31 0 
Spn. 3.39 B a t t s H. 104 
Sp n. 3 8 9 K : B a t t s H 217 
St* 472 2 W . H 112 
St a 376 W. H. 401 
Zoo 414: H M A.
Zoo. 360: E. Sc. R 223

TI E S D A T 

May 21. 2 - 5 P M.

( C l a s s e s m e e t i n g MM F IO)

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c la s s e s m e e t in g M W F IO will have 
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Acc. 6 1 1 b,.7 W H. 316 
Acc. 3 2 7 .3 : W. H. 201 
Acc. 3 6 0 .3 : W. H. 8 
Acc. 3 6 6 . 1 : ML H . 3 0 1 
Ac E . 3 6 5 ; P . K. B. 30 0 
A n t . 3 0 1 .3 ; Ben H I U 
Ant. 3 6 5 : Ren. H 105 
A re . 3 8 1 : A B 30 5 
A -I 144K A r t B. 114 
A r t 3 4 I L . A r t B. 114

I Bib. 3 0 1 .5 : N e w m a n Club 

Rib. 301 . l l : T e x a s Bible C h a ir 
Bib. ,701.21: U n i v e r s i t y P r e s b y ­

t e r i a n Church 

Rib. 302.1 : T o w n e s Bible C h a ir 
Bib. 302.11 : C a n t e r b u r y Bibi* 

C h air

Bib, 30 2 .1 3 : L u th e r a n Bible 

C h a i r (IOO E. 2 6 )

Rio. 6 0 7 b .5 : R. L. 12
B . I.. 3 2 3 .5 : VV. H. JOI
C. C. 30.3: E n g l. R. 301 
C C . 3 0 5 : C B . 218
C. C. 63 5 b : C. B. 218 
C. E. 322 : E n g r . B. 2 0 7 
C. ET 1 2 4 K.3: E n g r . B. 315 
C. E. 354.1 : P e a r c e H, 204 
Ch. 5 1 2 K . 1 : C. B. 15 
Ch. 621 h: G. R 14 
C r . E . 3 1 2 : C. P. Hall 212 
D rm . .301 L A : X Hall 
D r m . 204 : Ben. H. *

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University
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D m i , 6 3 2 b : Drm. B. 103 
Drm . 36,7K : TV* S tu d io 
D r w . S 0 1 .6 : E. D. Hall 112 
D rw . 3 0 1 .7 : E. D. H all 206 
D r w , 3 0 2 ,7 : E n g r . B. 300 
D rw . 3 0 2 .9 : E n g r . B. 302 
D r w . 552.1 I : Engr. B. 308 
D r w 2 0 4 .1 : E. D. H all 212 

j E. 6 0 1 K 3 9 ; E r g ! . B. 303 
E, 601b. l l : Engl. B. 101 
E 601 h . 4-3: Eng!. B. 3 
E . 601 b . 4 5 : Engl. B, 8 
E. 6 0 1 b .47 : Engl. B. 306 
E. 601H.49: E n g l. B. 206 
E . 3 1 2 L . 1 : E n g l. B. 201 
E. 3 1 7 .5 : E n g l. B. 105 
E . 31 8 .9 : E n g i . R 203 
E. .758 K P a rts H 234 
E . 3 6 3 : E n g l. B. 210 
E. 3 6 9 L : E n gl. B. 103 
E . 3 7 2 : E n g l FL 305 
E m . 3 0 2 .7 : G. H 111 
Eco. 30,3.11: G. H . 215 
Eco. 3 2 2: VV. H. 112 
I E co, 3 6 0 : G. H . 3 1 7 
I Eco. .389: G H. 305 

Ed. C. 3 0 6 .3 : S. H . 3 1 4 
Ed. C. 3 20 L .7 : S. H, 101 
E d . C . 3 2 0 1 , 9 : S. H. 210 
Ed. C. 6 3 2 K b : D rm . R. 108 
E d. C. 3 4 4 K : Art. R. 114 
E d . C . 3 4 4 L : A r t R. 114 
Ed. C..358K : Mus. R. 101 A 
E d. CL 607 H : H E . R. IOO 
Ed. P. 3 l l , 3 Ratta H 232 
Ed. P. 3 1 4 : Spe. B 201 
Ed. P. 6 1 4 Q .3 : S. H. ,304 
E. E. 3 2 0 .3 : W. H. 306 
E. E . 3 6 2 : P e a r c e H. 101 
E. M. 315.5 : E n g r B. 206 
I E. M. 3 3 3 .5 : P. E . B. 302 

F in . 3 5 6 : Phv. B 203 
F in . 3 7 7 : G. H. I

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.M A 

E 207Q H E. B . 105
E 3 0 7 Q H. E. B. 105
E . 311 I : H. E. B 127
E 3 3 3 .1 : IL E R 331

F r 3 7 2 L : B a tt s H, 217 
O n . 601 b . 3 : G. G Aud. 
Gen. 3 7 0 ; G. B 301 
Geo. 3 7 3 L: Spe. B. IO 
G er. .714L I : B a tts H. t04 
G er . 3 2 4 L . 1 : Ratta H. 104 
Ger. 3 7 2 : Batta H . 2 0 3 
Gk. 6 65b: Main B. 2605 
Gov. 3 4 3 : C. B 319 
Gov. 6 6 0 b : G. H. 7 
G rg, .742K ■ Spe. B 213 
H. 
H. 
H 
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Hi*. 6 0 9 a : G. H 3 
H it . S I S K A : H 
Hi*. 8 2 1 M: Ben. H 12 
Hu*. 3 2 5 M : G. H. 101 
J. 3 3 6 : J . B 206 
J. 3 7 7 K : J. B 209 
L. S. SKH: Main B 311 
M. 3 0 1 E 7: Ben. H. 106 
W 301 E.9 Ben. H. 214 
M. 3 0 4 . 5 : B a t t ! H, 101 
M. 3 0 4 .7 : Ben. H. 102 • 
M. 2 0 4 E S : Ben. H. 15 
M 2 0 4 E . 7 : P earce H 206 
M. SOSE 7; Ben. H. 310 
M . 3 0 5 E . 9 : Ben. H. 202 
M 3 0 5 E . l t : Batta IL 102 
M. 61.3b.6: Ben. H. 314 
M . 6 1 3 E a . B : B a tt* H. 202 
M. 6 1 3 E a . 7 : F a t u H. HO 
M. 613F.K.7: Ben. H. 208 
M 6 i 3 E h . 9 Ben H 201 
M 31 .VI B a l u H 105 
M, 3 15.3 P ear ce H 201

M. 3211,: B e n . H 101 
, M. 3 2 5 .3 : R e n . H. 104 
: M. 3 2 6 . 3 : B en. H . IOT 
{ Man. 3 3 6 . 1 : E Sc. B. 115 
I M a n . .360: ML H . 2 
! M a n . 3 7 2 : P e a r c e H. 105 
M. E . 3 2 0 . 3 : E . Sc. B. 223 
! M. E . 224.1 : E n g r . B. 212 

M. E . 3 2 6 . 1 : P e a r c e H. 201 
M. E . 340.1 : E n g r . B. 138 
M. E . 371 K : E . Sc. B. 3.71 
M et. 3 2 6 : P e a r c e H. 209 

I M k t. 3 6 2 : W. H . 2 1 0 

M. S. 8 2 2 b . I : E. D. H a l l 109 
I M . S . 8 7 0 b . l : E . D . H a l l 209 
M S. 876b, 1 : E . D, H a l l IOT 
M u s . 60 ob.3 : Mus. B. 106 
1 Mu*. 3 5 8 K : M u s. B. TOIA 

M u s. 3 7 1 : M u s B. 105 
N . S. 3 2 7 : L. H. 202 
N . S . 3 6 3 : L. H . 204 
P. E d ., 310.1 : W. G 5 
P. E d . 215 : G. B. 108 
P. E n . 6 2 0 a . 3 : P. E . B 307 
P. E n . 321.1 : E n g r . B. 137 
P. E n . 3 6 5 : C. R, 315 
P. E n . 3 8 7 : P. E . B. ,702A 
P h i. 312.1 : B a t t s A u d .
P h r . 204.1 : .J. B, 203 
P h r . 3 0 6 .3 : E. Sc B. 1-77 
P h r . 3 1 9 K : P h r , B. IDI 
P h r . 3 3 1 .1 : C. B . 3 1 3 
P h v . 8 0 1 b . 1 : P h v . B. 201 
P h v . .339: B a t t s H. 115 
P s v . 3 1 6 .1 : A. B. 105 
P s v . 3 3 2 : Mer.es H. IGI 
Psv. 3 6 3 K : Mer.es H. 305 
R u s . 406.3: B a t t s H. 318 
Sec. 1 0 1 . 1 : M H a l l 101 
Sec. 3 0 4 .5 : ML H . 3 1 0 
Sec. 3 0 5 .3 : VV. H. 216 
Sec. 3 6 2 : VV. H, 406 
Soc. 3 5 8 : E n g l . B. I 
Soc. 3 7 2 : G. H. 203 
Spe. 306.1 : S p e . B. 202 
S p e . SIOK S p e . B. 214 
S p e. 31 4 K . I : S p e . R. 310 
Spe. .363: Spe. B. 311 
S p n. 3 2 6 L. I: B a t t s H . 302 
S p n . 3 2 6 1 * 3 : B a t t s H. 215 
S U . 4 3 2 . 1 : VV. H. 14 
S t a . 3 8 1 : W . H. 408 
T r . 3 7 5 W. H 
Zoo. 3 7 0K : B. L. 301

in 

T U E S D A T

Mar 21, 7 - 1 0 P.M.

( R e m a i n d e r o f c la s s e s m e e t i n g 
M W F 10. Civil E n g i n e e r i n g 1241, 
F in an c e 364, S o c i o lo g y 324, and 
S p a n i s h 406 and 612b)

Bac. 3 4 0 : E . Sc. B. 331 
Bot. 390: B. I , 12 

• C. E. 1 2 4L f a l l s e c t i o n s ) :

G. G. Aud.

; Ch. 3 6 8 : C. R. 15 

E . 3 1 2 K . 1 1: B e n . H a 
E. 3 2 1 .3 : E n g l . B. 203 
E. 3 2 9 L.1 : B e n . H. 208 
F in . 3 6 4 .1 : cf. B. 14 
F in . 3 6 4 .2 : G. FL I 
Fin. 3 6 4 .3 : G. B. 14 
Fin . 3 6 4 .4 : G. H. I 
Fin . 3 6 4 .5 : A. B 105 
Fin. 3 * 4 . 6 : A B. 105 
Fin . 3 6 4 .7 : W . H. 210 
H is. 3 2 0 M ; W. H. 101 
His. ,737M : Ben. H. 1 06 
Psy . 3 1 0 . 3 : B a t t s Aud.
Soc. 324 I all s e c t i o n s ) H M A. 
Spn. 406.1 : B a t t s H. 234 
Spn. 4 0 6 .2 : B a t t s H. 318 
Sp n. 4 06.3: B a t t s H. 2-74 
Spn. 406 .4: B a t t s H.2,34 
Spn. 4 0 6 .6 : B a t t s H. 202 
Spn. 4 0 6 .6 : B a t t s H. 217 
Spn. 4 0 6 .7 : Ratrs H. 232 
Spn. 4 0 6 .8 : B a t t s H. 232 
Sp n. 406.9 : B a t t s H. 230 
Spn. 4 0 6 . 1 1 : B a t t s H. 215 
Sp n. 6 1 2 b . I : B a t t s H. 102 
Spn 6 i 2 h . 2 : B a t t s H. 104 
Spn. 6 1 2 b . 3 : B a t t s H. 108 
S p n .6 U 2 b .4 : B a t t s H. 307 
Spn. 6 1 2 b .8 : B a t t s H. 302 
Spn. 612b.7 : B a t t s H. 101 
Spn. 6 1 2 h ,9 : B a t t s H. HO 
Spn. 6 1 2 b . 11 : B a t t s H. 118 
Spn. 61 2 b .13 : R a tt s H. 115 
Zoo. 4 2 1.1 : E. Se. B. 115

W E D N E S D A Y

May 22. ft-12 A.M.

(Q a a a e a meeting T T S 8 )

Ace. 61 lh .2 : W H . 316 
Acc. 3 2 5 .2 : W . H. 201 
Aec. 362 .2: W. H. 301 
Acc. 376.2: W H. 8 
Adv. 3 40J .2; J. B. 208 
Ant. 302.2: Ren. H U I 
A r t 308: A. R. 108 
A r t 3 18L .2: Art B. 114 
Ast. 6 20a: Ben. H. 105 
B. A . 3 8 8 K : W H. l l f i 
Bio. 607b.2: B. I.. 12
B. L. 324 .2: W H. 101 
R. L. 3 64: W. H. 210
C. E. 2 1 2 K .2 : P E. R SOO
' C. E. 212K .4: E n g r . R. 217 

C. E. 216.2: C. B 319 
C. E. 216.4; P E. B 307 
C. E. 3 8 0 K : E n g r . B. 223 
Ch. 51 2K .2: C. B. 218 
Ch. 3 8 6 M: C. B. 313 
Drw. 301.2: E. D. Hail 206 
I Drw. .301.4: E. I). Hall 207 
Drw. 3 01.14: E n gr . B. 308 
Drw. 30 2.2: Engr. B. 300 
Drw. 302.4: E n g r . B. 302 
Drw. 302.8 : E. D. Hall 112 
Drw. 209.2: E. D. Hall 212 

> E. 601 b.2: E ngl B. IO]
E. 6 0 l b . 4: E n g l B. 208 
E. 601 b.6 : E n g l. B. 206 
j K. 601 b.8 : E n g l . B. 10.3 
E. 6 0 1 b . IO: E n gi. B. 30.3 
E. 6 0 1 b .12: E n g l. B. 306 
E. 6 0 1 b .14 : Ertgl, R 3 
1 E. 601 b l 6 : Engl. B. .704 
E. 601 h .18: E n g l . B . 204 
E. 601 h.2 0 : E n g l. B. 105 
I E. 601 b.22: E n g l. R. 104 
1 E. 312K 2: E n g l. R. 201 

E. 317.2: E n g l. B. 8
E. 317.4: E n g l . B. .308
F, 318.2: E n g l. B 203 
E m . 3 02.2: G H. ,317 
Eco. 3 5 5: G. H 319
Ed. A. 3 64: H. E. H 227 
Ed. C. .7181, 2: A r t B. 1)4 
Ed. P. 3 0 1 .2 : S. H.30.7 
Ed. P. 311.2: S. H. 101 
Ed. P. 614Q .2 : S. H. 210 
E. E. 410.2: P ea r ce H. 108 
E. E. 3 20.2: E n g r . B . 3 1 5 
E. E. 438.2: E. Sc. B. 331 
E. E . 3 7 5 K : W H. 112 
E. M. 315.2: E n g r . B 206 
E. M 3 83.2: P E. B. 302 
Fr. 380: B atta H. 217 
Gen. 314K C». R 14 
Geo. .350: G. B, 108 
Geo. 378: G. B. .701 
Gov. 3 0 2 : G. H 3 

I G rg. 303 .2: E. Sc. B MS 
I H. E. 202: H. E. B. 105 
H. E . 3 0 2 : H. E. B. 105 
H E . 3 0 4 : H E. B. 127 
H. K. 308.2 H. E. B IOO 
H. E . 3 2 1 : J. R . 2 0 9 
H E. 333.2 H. E. B 331 
H t -340: E Sc R 137 
Hi*. 3 1 3 k . 2; G H I

His. 31 5 L .4 : G. H, I U 
H is. 3 1 5 Q : B a t t s H . 2 3 2 
His. .355L: G. H. 215 
J . 3 1 2 K : J . B . 2 0 3 
M. 301.2-: B e n . H. IGI 
M. 3 0 1 E .2 : Ben. H. 12 
M. .303.2: Ben. H. 202 
M. 304 .2: Ben. H. 104 
M. 304 .4: B e n . H. 310 
M. 2 0 4 E .2 : Ben. H. 15 
M. 3 0 5 E .2 : B e n . H . 208 
M. 305K : Ben. H , 102 

I M. 61,3Ea.2: Ben. H . 3 1 1 
I M . 6 1 3K b.2 : Ben. H . 214 

M. 3 7 4 K : Ben. H. 8 
M a n . 334.2: W . H . 3 1 0 
M. E. 211.2: E n g r . B. 215 
M. E. 311.2: E n g r . B. 141 
M. E. 3 1 2 .2: E n g r . B. 212 
M. E. 320.2: P e a r c e H. l o t 
M. E. 328.2: E n g r . B. 138 
M. E . 140.4: E n g r . B 137 
M. E. 31011: P e a r c e H. 204 
M. K. 3741,: E n g r . B. 207 
M. E . 382: E n g r . B. 313 
Met. 372: E. IT H all 102 
M k t. ,337.2: W . H. 14 
M. S. 82 0 b .2: E. D. H a ll 209 
J M. S. 8 7 4 b . 2 : E . IT H a l l 115 

P . Ed. b l I b.2: S. H. 302 
P. E d. 36 3: STH. .711 
I P. E n . 310.2: C. R, 3 1 5 

P. E n . bbl b.2: P e a r c e H. 209 
P. En. 368.2: P. E . B. 302 A 
P. E n . 468.2: P. E . B. 3 0 2A 
P h r . 202 .2: P h r . B. 304 
P h r . 8 b 6 b . 2 : P h r . B. IGI 
P h r . 673b,2 K. Sc. B. 312 
P h v . 801 a .2 : P h v . B. 201 
P h v . 361: P h v . B. 20,3 
P s v . 333: Me?.es H. 305 
R. E 3 7 5 : VV. H. 2 
Spe. 319 .2: S p e . R. ,310 
Spe . 3 19.12: Spe. B, 311

W E D N E S D A Y

May 22. 2 - 5 P.M .

( C l a s s e s m e e t i n g M W F l l )

Acc. 611 a . 5 : VV. H. 3 16 
Acc. bl i b . 5 : VV. H. 201 

I Acc. 3 6 1 : VV. H . 3 0 1 
Acc. .376,1: VV, H. s 
A d v . 34 2 J : J . B. 203 
j A n t . 3 3 9 : Ben. H . 106 
I A r c . .735K : A. B. 3 0 6 
A r t ,305.1: A. B. 105 
A s t. 3 1 0 : B e n . H. 105 
B a r . 3 3 5 : B. L. 301 

j Bib. 3 0 1 .1 3 : U n i v e r s i t y 

P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h 
Bib. 301.15: W e s l e y B ib le Ch air 
Bib. 30 2 .3 : T o w n e s B ib le C h a ir 
I Bib. 3 0 4 . 1 : L u t h e r a n B i b le C h a i r 

(2 0 0 4 W h i t i s )

Rib. 3 0 5 ,1 : C a n t e r b u r y B i b l e C h a i r 
Bib. 31 T W .3 : T e x a s B ib le C h a i r 
Rio. 6 0 7 b .7: B. L. 12 
I B. VV. 320.11 : VV. H. 14 
C. C, 6 3 0 b : G. H . I l l 
C. E . 3 1 0 L : E n g r . B. 317 

i C. E. 2 2 1 : E n g r . B. 116 
I C. E . 2 7 1 : P h v . R 203 

0 . E . 2 7 5 : E n g r . B. 217 
C h . 8 0 1 a . 7 : G. B. 14 a n d P h y . R. 201 
Ch . 81 Ob.5 : C, B. .719

Ch. ,311: E. Sc. B. 223 
Ch. 4 5 4 : C. B. 15 
Ch. 3 9 1 .6 : C. B. 31 5 
.700 
Ch. E. 6 6 3 b : P. K. B 
C r. E . 42 1 : C. P. H a l l 212 
D r m . 31 L l : D r m . B. 10.3 
Di m . 3 6 4 ; D r m . B. 312 
E . 6 0 l h . 5 1 : E n g l. B. 208 
E. 6 0 1 b .5 3 ; E n g l . B, 8 
E. 6 0 l b . 55: E n g l . B. 101 
K. 6 0 l b . 6 7 : E n g l . B. 30 3 
E. 6 0 1 b .59: E n g l . B. 105 
E. 6 0 lh .6 1 : E n g l . B. 3 0 6 
E. 312K.1.3: E n g l . B. 203 
E. 3 1 2 K .1 5 : W. H . 210 
E. ,317.7: E n g l . B. 104 
E . 3 1 8 . 1 1 ; P e a r c e H , 201 
E. 31 BK : E n g l . B. I 
E. 3 1 8 1 * 3 : E n g l . B. .301 
E. 3 1 8 L .6 : G. IL 215 
E. 3 1 9 .3 : E n g l. B. 2 06 
E. 3 1 9 .5 : E n g l . B. 2 04 
E. 3 2 1 . 5 : E n g l . B. .3 
E. 3 2 8 .1 : E n g l. B. 201 
E. 3 2 9 L J : E n g l. B. 308 
E. 3 5 6 K I : E n g l . B. 304 
E. 360 1,: E n g l . B. 102 
E. 364 M : E n g l. B. 103 
E. 3 7 4 L : E n g l. B. 21 0 
Keo. 3 0 2 .9 : B a t t s H . 234 
Eco. 3 0 3 .1 3 : A B 307 
E co. 3 2 8 : G. H . 31 9 
Eco. 3 7 1 : (J. H. 317 
Ed. A. 3 1 2 ,3 : S. IL 314 
E d . C. 306 5 : S. H. 302 
Ed C . 3 3 0 T ; M a i n B. 311 
Ed. C. .7 6 2 T : S p e B. 2 14 
E d . IL 3 6 1 .1 : H. E . B. 105 
KH. P. 3 1 1 .5 : S. H. 30,3 
EH. P. 35 9 : S. H. 2 
j Ed. P. 8 6 9 0 : S. H. 2 

( h r. 3 2 9 : B a t t s H . I IO 

(leo . 6 0 lh .5 : (». G. A u d .
(leo. 3 3 8 : C. B. 218 
Geo. 3 79: G. B, 301 
Ger. 323: B a t t s H. 215 
G er 3 6 1 L ; B att* H. 217 
Gov. .349: G. H . 7 
Gov. 3 5 7 K - P e a r c e H. IDI 
G ov. .362: B a t t s H. 102 
G rg. 3 2 4 : S p e. B. 31 0 

I H. E. 311.3 H E B IOO 
H. E. 320: H. E. l l 331 
II is. 6 0 4 a ; (1 IL 101 
His. 3 3 6 K ; G. H . I 
Hi*. 34 2 L : P e a r c e H. 105 
Hi*. 3 6 3 L • G. H . 103 
Hi*. 366M G H 3 
Irs. 377 VV H. 3 
J. 3 75 ; J. B . 2 0 5

E. F. 3 2 7 : E n g r . B. 138 
E. E. 3 8 6 K : E n g r . B. 313 
E. M. 31 5 .7 : E n g r . B. 204 a n d 206 
E. M 3 3 3 .7 : P. E. R. .702 

E a t . 31 2: G. H. IOO 
E a t . 6 6 5 b : E n g l , ft 112 
E a t , 6 8 3 b : E n g l . B. 112 
L in . 6 2 0 b : B a t t s H . 104
L. S. 3 3 0 T : M a i n B. 311.
M. 3 0 1 .5 : B e n . H. 107 
M. 301 E U : Ben H . 2 0 8 
M. S O I K .1 3 : B e n. ll. 202 

: M. 3 0 3 .5 : B e n . l l . .314 
I M. 3 0 3 . 7 : Ben. H. IGI 

M. 3 0 4 .9 : B a t t s H. 307 
M. 304.1 I : Ben. H. 201 
M. 3 0 5 E . 1 3 : Ben. H. 15 
I M. 3 0 5 E ..1 5 : Ben. H . 2 1 4 
M. 6 1 3 E a . 9 : Ben. H. 102 
M. 6 l 3 E a . l l : B a t t s H. 105 

I M. 6 1 3 E b .1 1 : B en. IL 12 
M. 3 2 2 L . 1 : M c z e s H . 1 0 4 

I M. 3 2 5 .9 : Mez.es H . 101 
M. 326.5 : Ben. H. 104 
M a n . 3 3 4 .3 : B a t t s H . 2 3 2 
M a n . 3 6 2 . 1 : VV. H . 306 
M a n . 3 6 5 . 3 : W . H. IO 
M a n . 3 6 7 .3 : VV. H 2 
M. E . ,312,3: E n g r . B SOI 
M. E . 3 5 7 : E n g r . B. 315 
M. I'.. .360K E n g r . R 141 
M. E . 3671,: P e a r c e H. 204 
M. E . 3 8 4 K : E n g r . B 207 
Met, 3 0 1 : E. I). H a ll 102 
M e t 3 1 0 : E . D. H a ll 202 
M kt. 3 6 3 : W. H. 101

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M. S. 8 2 2 b , 3 : E. D. H a l l 109 
M. S. 8 7 0 b .3 : E. D. H a ll 209 
M. S. 8 7 6 b . 3 : E . D. H a ll IOT 
M u s . 6 1 2 b . 3: M u *. B. 106 
M u s . 3 7 5 : M u s . B. 105 
N. S. 3 2 9 : L. H . 204 
P. F.d. 6 1 1 b . l ; S. H . 101 
P. E d . 2 1 7 : B e n . H . 3 1 0 
P. F.d. 6 2 0 b : S. H. 204 
P. E n . 6 2 0 a . 5: P. E. B. 307 
P. E n . 6 6 1 a . I : P e a r c e H, 209 
P h i . 3 1 0 . 3 : B en . H. 8 
P h r . 8 1 3 b . 3 : H. E. B. 127 
P h r . 4 2 8 .3 : C. B. 313 
P h r , 3 3 5 : P h r . B. IGI 
P h r . 3 4 0 . 1 : G. B. 108 
P h y . 4 0 3 : B a t t s A u d ,
P h v . 3 2 5 ,3 : K . S c . B. 1-37 

I P h y . 3 2 6 . 1 ; P h y . B. 421 
P h y . 3 8 9 L : P h y . B .3 0 1 
P s y . 6 0 1 b : B e n . H. I l l 
' P s v . 3 1 7 : B a t t s H. 101 

P s y . 3 6 2 K : M e a es H. IO*
I P s y . 3 6 9 L : M e z e s H . 102 
P s y . 377 k : M e z e s H . 314 
Res. 363 : B a t t s IL U S 
Bus. bbOh: R a t t s l l. 302 

I Sec. 103,3: W . H. 406 
I Sec. 3 0 4 . 7 : W. H . 2 1 *
1 Sec. 31 1 ,3 : M Hall 201 
! Sec. .322: W . H. 112 
I Soc. 3 6 7 : G. H . 2 0 0 

Soc. 366 : S p e. B. 201 
Sp e. 3 0 3 .5 : B a t t s H 202 
Sp e. 3 0 5 .9 : S p e. R. 311 
S p e. 31,3.1: Sp e. B. 202 
I Sp e. 3 1 9 .7 : B a t t s IL 2.30 

Spe. 3 3 7 : S p e. B. 213 
Sp e. 3 6 2 : Sp e. B 214 
Spn. 4 1 5 : B a t t s H. 205 
j S p n . 3 2 7 L : B a tt s IL 318 
S p n . 3 7 1 K: B a tt* H. 207 
I S. S. 6 1 0 b : E . Sc. B. I l a 
Sta. 4 3 2 .3 : W H 310 

I S t a . .382: W. H. 401 
I Zoo. 3 1 6 K .5 ; E. Sc. B. ,331 
1 Zoo. 3 2 7 : H . M. A.

Zoo. 3 8 1 k : E . Sc. B. .312

W E D N E S D A Y

May 22. 7 - 1 0 P.M.

( G o v e r n m e n t RIO* and 610h and 
cla»*e* m e e t i n g T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g * )

A r . E. 2 6 2 L : A. K. 208 
A r . E. 3 6 2 L : A. B. 208 
Bib. 3 1 7 W . 6 : N e w m a n Club 
Eco. .303.20: B e n . H, 15 
E d. A. 3 8 4 l l : B e n. H. 102

I lid. C 364 
I G o v, 610a , J 
I G o v . 6 1 0 a . 2 
j G o v. 6 1 0 a . 3 
Gov. 61 0 * .4 
! (iov . 6 1 0 a , 5 
j Gov, 6 1 0 * . 6 
j Gov, 6 1 0 a , 7 
Gov. 61 0*.8 
Gov. 6 IO*.3

Ben. H. 104 
: B a tt s Aud.
: C. B . 15 
: G . IL 14 
: G. B , 14 
: B a t t s Aud.
. G. B 14 

Ratta Aud 
C B 15 

. B a l u H. 232

Gov, 6 1 0 a . l 0 : Ben. H. 8
Gov. 6 1 0 a . 11: B a t t s A u d ,

I G ov. 6 1 0 a . 1 2 : (i. B. 1 4 
■ Gov. 6 1 0 a . 1 3 : B a t t s A u d . 
j G ov. 61 Ga. 14 : C. B. 15 

Gov. 610a. 15: E n g l . B. 203 
Gov. 61 Ob.I : E . Sc, B. 223 

I G o v . 6 1 0 b .2 B. L, 12 
Gov. 6 l 0 b . 3 : B. L. 12 
G o v . 61 o b . 4: B. I* 12 

1 Gov, 6 1 0 b . 5: Ben, H. I U 

Gov. 61 Ob.6: G. H. I 
Gov. 6 1 0 b .7 : P h v . B. 201 
G ov. 61 Ob. 8 : B e n . H. 106 
Gov. 61 Ob. 9 : E. Sc. B . 115 
Gov. 61 Ob.IO: IL M. A.

I Gov. 6 1 0 b . l l : H . E . IL 105 
! G ov. 610b. 12: H. M. A.
G ov. 61 Ob. 1 4 : H . M. A.
Gov. 6 l 0 b . 15: II M. A.
Gov. Glitb.lG : E n g l . B. 201 

I Gov. 610b. 17: ii. M A.
! G ov. 6 10b. 1 8 : H. M. A.
1 Gov. 6 l o b . 19: C. B. 218 

Gov. 61 Ob.20: Ben. H . 20S 
G ov. 61 Ob,22: P h v R. 201 
G o v . 61 Ob. 2 3 : G. H. I 
G ov. 6 l 0 b . 2 4 : ll. M. A.
Gov. 61 Ob.26: A, IL 105 
Gov. 6 1 0 b . 2 7 : B e n . I L 111 
j G o v . 61 Oh.28: H . E, B. 105 

G o v . 6 1 0 b . 2 9 : A. B. 105 
Gov. 6 1 0 b .3 0 : H. M. A.
Gov. 61 Ob.32 : IL M. A.
M. E. ,397: B en . IL IQI 
P. E d . 21 2 : Ben, IL SIO 
S p n . 3 9 2 L : B a t t s H. 207

T H U R S D A Y 

May 23, 9 - 1 2 A.M. 

( C l a s s e s m e e t i n g T T S lf))

A c e . 6 1 1 a . 4 : W . I L ,3 1 6 
Acc. 611 b .8 : WL H. 301 
A i c . 3 2 9 .2 : P earce. IL 101 
Acc. 3 6 5 ,2 : P e a r c e H. 105 
Acc. 3 7 7 : W . H . 2 0 1 
A d v . 3 7 1 M: W . IL 2,3 
Ae. E . 3 8 1 : E n g r . B. 318 
A n t . 302.4 : B e n . H . 105 
A n t . 2 4 0 : B a t t * H . HO 
A r t 3 1 8 1 , 4 : A r t B. 114 
Bac. 3 1 2 : E. Se. B. 3 1 2 
Bio. 6 0 7 b .6 : B. L. 12 
R. I , 3 2 4 .6 : W . H . 210 
C. C . 3 0 2 : C. B . 1 5 
*
C. C. 3 5 0 : E r g ! . IL 112 
C, E. 4 1 0 k : E n g r . B. 207 
C. E . 2 6 7 : E n g r . B. 223 
C. E. 2 7 3 : P. E . B. 300 
Ch. 2 0 6 : E . Sc. IL 223 
C h . 3 1 4 : C. B. 218 
Ch. 3 SOL : E. Sc. B 137 
C r , E . 3 7 1 : C. P. H a l l 212 
C r, 6 1 2 b : B a t t s H . 217 
D r m . 6 0 5 b : D r m . B. 201 
D r m . 5 2 9 : R a d i o H o u s e 
D r m . 6 7 0 b : X H a l l 
D r m . 3 7 9 : D r m . B. 301 
D r w . .301.6: E . D. H a l l 112 
D r w . 3 0 1 .8 : E . D. H a i l 206 
D r w , 3 0 2 .1 0 : E n g r . B. 3 00 
D r w . 3 0 2 .1 2 : E n g r . B. ,302 
D r w . 3 0 2 .1 4 ; E n g r . B. 308 
D r w . 209.4: E n g r , B. 212 
K. 60 1 b .30: E n g ! . B. IHI 
E . 6 0 l h . 5 2 : E n g l . B. 308 
E. 601b..34: E n g l . R. 8 
E. OOI b.36; E n g l . B. 208 
E. 60 1b.38: E n g l , FL 304 
E . 3 1 2 K . 8 : E n g l , B. I 
E. 3 1 7.1 2: E n g l . R. 204 
E. 318.8: E n g l B. 301 
E. 3 1 8 1 , 4 : E n g l . & 3 
E. 319Q.2: E n g l . B. 104 
E. 319 Q .4: E n g l , B. 104 
E. ,321.4: A. B. 105 
E. 328.2: E n g l. B. 201 
E. 36 9 : E n g l . B. 210 
E. 3 7 7 K . 4: E n g l . B. 203 
E. ,390k: E n g i. B. 102 
Eco. 302.6: G. H. 215 
Eco. 303.6: B a t t s H. 2.32 
Eco. 32 5 : G. H. 301 
Leo. 506K : G. H . 319 

I E d . C. 3 1 8 1 , 4 : A t t B. 114 
Ed. ('. 2 5 4 K : Mu*. R. 105 
I E d . C . 6 6 7 M . 1 4 : S. H . 3 1 4 
E d . C . 3 6 7 N : S. H. 312 
Ed. C. 3 7 9 Q : D r m . B. 301 
E d. P. 3 1 4 0 : S. H. 203
E. E. 369: E n g r . IL 315
FL E. 3 7 5 L .2 : E n g r . R. 217
F , M. 3 33.4: E . D' H a ll 207 
E, M. 3 9 6 k - E. D. H a ll 212

I F i n . 35 5.2 : W . H . 101 
; F r . 3 2 8 L : B a t t s H . 104 
Geo. 6 1 6 b : G. G. A u d .

! Gen. 389 : G. B. 108 

G e r . 3 1 5 1 , 2 : B a t t s H. 2 1 5 
G e r . 3 2 5 L.2: B a t t * H. 215 
( . c r . 39 6: B a t t a H. 203 
G k. 6 2 8 b : M a in B. 27 02 
Gov. 3 3 9 ; G. H. I 
Gov. .347: G. H. 7 
H E . 3 1 6 : H. E . R. 105
H. E. 646b : H. E. IL 127 

I H. E. 368: H . FL B. 331
His. 6 0 4 b : G. H. I l l 
Hi*. 3 J 5 K . 6 : B a t t s H . 115 

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J H is. 3 1 5 1 , 8 : H M A.
His. 3 2 4 M : G . H. IIH 
H is. 3 3 5 M : G. H. IOO 
Hi*. 3 6 5 M - Ben. H. 8
I. T. 370: W . H. IO
J . 8 2 4 b .4 : J . B. 2 0 3 
J . 3 2 9 L : J . B . 2 0 5 
I,a t. 6 2 3b: B a tt * H. 105 
I , S. 295: M a in IL 311 
M. 301 FL8: Ben. H . IO*
M. 303.6; Ben. IL 101 
M. 304 .8: Ben. H. 214 
M . 2 0 4 E . 4 : Ben. H . 15 
M. 305.2 : Ben. Ii. 201 
M. 3 0 5 E . 8 : Ben. H. 202 
M. 3 0 5 E . IO: B en. H, 310 
M. 6 1 3 E a . 6: Ben. H. IOT 
M. 6 1 3 E b .6 : B e n . H. I U 
M. 3 2 2 K : M e r e s H. 106 
M . 325 .4: Ben, H. 102 
M. 326.4: Ben. H. 12 
M. 326 IO: Ben. H. 104 
M. 3 6 1 : Ben. H. 208 
M. <363: M e r e * H. 104 
M. 6 9 0 b : Ben. H . 3 1 4 
M. 6 9 2 M b : B a t t * H . 102 
M a n . 325.4: W . IL 3 06 
M a n. 36 8.4 : W . H. 408 
M. FL 3 1 2 .6: E n g r . B. 204 
M. FL 312.8: E n g r . B. 206 
M. E. 3 12.10: E n g r . B. 301 
M. FL 224.4: P. E. B. 302 
M. IL 2 7 2 L : C IL 319 
M kt. 337.8: W IL 14 
Mkt. 337.10: W . H. 112 
M. S. 8 7 2 b .2 E . D . H a ll 109 
M u s . 221 K: M u s. B. 106 
Mu*. 2 5 4 k : M u s. B. 105 
P. E d. 6 1 0 b : W . G. 5 
IT KH. 33 2 : S. H. 8 0 2 
IT E d, 3 8 6 T : S. IL 227 
P. E m 62 0b.2: C. R. .315 
P. E n. 321.2: E n g r . R. 137 
IT E n . 362.2: C R. 313 
P. En. 36 3 : IT E . B. 3 0 7 
P h i. 344: M e r e s ll. 102 
P h r . 202 .6: P h r . IL 304 
P h r . 204.2; IL L. 301 
P h r . 305.2: P h r . IL JOI 
P h r . 364: P h r . B. 311 
P h y . HOI b.2: P h y . B. 201 
P h y . 6 0 9 b.2: P h y . B. 203 
P h y . t'<8; E n g r . B. 116 
P h y . 360: P h y . B. 301 
Psi' 310 4: B a t t s A u d 
P l y 316.2 Meie.s H. 101 
P.1-: 

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R. E. 378: W H. 2 
Re*. .370: W . IL IO 
S p e . 3 0 2 : S p e . IL 310 
S p e . 3 8 9 : S p e . IL 202 
S p n . 3 6 5 k : B a t t s H . 302 
Zoo. 4 21.2: FL Sc. IL 115 
Zoo. 3 4 6 : P h v . IL 310 
Zoo. 4 6 4 L : E . Sc. IL 331

T H U R S D A Y

M ay 23. 2 - 5 P.M.

( C l a s s e s m e e t i n g M M F t )

Acc. 61 l a . I : W . I L .30!
Aec. 611 a . 3 : MT H. 316 
Acc. ,327.1: ML IL 201 
Acc. ,362.1: P e a rep IL 201 
Acc. 3 6 4 .1 : W . H. 8 
Adv, 540.1,1: B e n . H. IO*
A d v . 3 4 5 J : C. B. 319 

! A n t , 3 3 2 : P e a r c e IL 204 

A r r . 2 6 2 L : A. B. 307 
A s t, ,309: B e n . H . 8 
Bac. 3 3 0 : FL Se. B. 312 
Ram 4 6 3 : FL Sc. R 137 
Bib. 301.1 : T o w n e s B i b l? C h a i r 
Bib. 3 0 1 .7 : L u t h e r a n R ible C h a i r 

< IOO FL 26)

FLh. 3 0 1 .9 : C a n t e r b u r y B i b le C h a i r 
Bib. 3 0 2 .9 : U n i v e r s i t y P r e s b y t e r i a n 

C h u r c h

Rib. 3 0 2 .1 5 : W e s l e y B ib le C h a i r 
Bib. .".ITM I : N e w m a n C l u b 
Rio. 607 a . I : B. I* 12 
Bio. 6 0 7 b ..3: E n g r . R. 138 
IL I* 3 2 3 .3 : ML H. 101 
B. I , 3 2 4 .3 : G. B. 14 
B. W . 320.1 : ML H. 2 
CL C. 3 2 0 : E n g l . R, 117 
CL E. 3 8 7 L : E n g r . B. 313 
C h . 81 Ob,3 : CL B. lo 
C h . 4 1 6 .1 : EL Sc. IL 223 
C h . <3821.: CL B. 315 
Ch. FL 3 6 2 : C. B. 313 
C r. FL 3 2 5 : (L P. H a il 212 
D r m . 3 0 I L . I : D r m . R. 105 

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I D r m . ,3 011,3 : X H a ll 

D r m . 3 1 4 K . 1 : D r m . B, 312 
D r m . 3 3 1 : D r m . B. 201 
D r m , 3 4 1 : T V S t u d i o 
FL 6 0 1 b .2 7 : E n g l . B. 303 

I FL 6 0 1 b .2 9 ; E n g l . B. 208
- EL 601 b . 3 1 : E n g l. B. 306
E . 601 b .33 : E n g l. B. 8
E. 601 b.3 5 : E n g l . FL 101
E. 6 0 1 b .3 7 ; FTngl. B. 204 
E . 3 1 2 K . 5 : S p e . B. 201 
EL 3 1 2 K . 7 : CL IL 215 
E. 3 1 7 .3 : E n g l. B. 206 
FL 3 1 8 . 7 : E n g l. B. 203 
FL 3 1 8 1 ,1 : F’ n gl. B. 301 

I E . 319.1 : E n g l . B. 105 
E . .3 2 1 1 : E n g l . B. I 
E. .335 1,1: P e a r c e IL IDR 
FL 3 3 8 ,3 : E n g l . B. 201 
E. .365K : E n g l . B. 102 
E. 3 7 7 K . 1 : B a t t * H. 23 2 
FL 6 8 2 L b : E n g l . B. 302 
Elco. 3 0 2 .5 : B a t t s H. 234 
Eco. 3 0 3 . 7 : G. H . 3 
Eco. 3 0 3 . 9 : CL IL 7 
Eco. 3 2 1 : G, H. I l l 
Eco. 3 6 3 K : CL IL 305 
Ed. A. 3 1 2 .1 : S. IL 314 
Ed. A. 3 3 7 : IL EL R. IOO 
E d . C. 3 2 2 T . 1 : M a i n B .3 1 1 
E d . C. 3 2 9 : CL FL 103 
E d . CL 3 4 1 : M H a l l 101 
E d . C. 667T.1 : A r t B. 129 
E d . FT 3 6 6 P : S. IL .304 

I FL FL 3 2 0 .1 : P e a r c e H. 209 
E. E. 3 6 1 .1 : P. FL B. ,300 
E. FL 3 9 5 L : E n g r . B. 207 
FL M. 3 1 2 : E n g r . B 206

FL M. ,315.3: E n g r . B. 204 
E M. ,333,3: P. FL B. 3 0 2 
F in . 371 - . A B . 105 
F r. 3 2 5 L: R a tt s H. 217 
Geo. 6 0 1 b . I : G. G. Aud. 
Goo. 3 3 3 L : CL R. 108 
Geo. 3 6 3 L : CL B. 310 
G er. 3 1 2 K . 1 : B atta H. 104 
Ger. .314k I : B att* IL 307 
Ger. 3 26: B a t t s IL 215 
GIC. 6 12b; Main R. 2707 
Gk. 6 8 3 b : Main B. 2702 
Gov. 326: P e a r c e IL ICI 
Gov. 3 53: G. H. ICI 
G r g 325: Sp e. B. 202 
H. FL 308 1 : J. R 203 
H. E. .322,3: IL FL B 127 
IL FL 344 : IL FL B. 331 
H . E. 3 7 6 : IL FL B. 200 
Hi*. 3 2 9 : CL IL 103 
Hi*. 3.34K: CL IL IOO 
His, .341 K : G. H. 113 
H is. .345M : CL IL 319 
His. 3 6 1 N : B a t t s IL 105 

i IU. 3 2 4 : B a tta IL 302 
! U t . 3 1 1 : B a t t s IL 1 0 }

L. S. 3 2 2 T . 1 : Main B S I I 
M. ,301.3: B a tt* IL 115 
M. 301 FL3 : Ben. H. 107 
M. .301 FL5: P e a r c e IL 211 
M. 304,3: Ben. II. 102 
M. 305,3: Ben. H IGI 
M 3 0 5 E . 5 : Ben. H. 2 0 *
M . 6 1 8 a : Ben. FL 15 
M . 6 1 3b,3 : Ben. IL 104 
M. 61.3Ka,3: Sp e. B. 213 
M. 6 1 3 E b . 3 : Ben. H. 2 1 4 
M. 6 1 3 E b .6; B e n . H. 202 
M 6 2 4 b ; B e n . H . 3 1 4 
M 325.1 : Ben. IL 12 
M. 326.1 - Ben. IL .310 
M, 3 7 4 : Ben. H U I 
Man. 325.1 : ML IL 306 
Man. 365,1 ; W. IL 310 
Man. 36 7,1: ML H. 408 
M FL 3 20 .1: P E B, 307 
M. FL 353.1 : H M A.
M E, 379K E n g r . IL 217 
M. E . 38 7: E n g r . FL 317 
M e t. 820b: E D. H all 202 
Met. 3 6 6 ; FL D. H all 102 
M k t. 3 6 7 : ML H. IO 
Mu*. 6 J2 b .I Mus. B. 106 
M u s 3 3 0 K : Mu*. B 105 
v . S. 328.8: I , H 202 
NL S. 367: L. H. 201

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P. Ed. 307 : S .H .3 0 2
P E n . 6 2 0 a .I : E . Sc. B. 331 
Phi. 310.1 : H. E. B. 105 
Phi, 345: E n g l. B. 104 
P h r, 305.1: P h r. B. 101 
T’h r. 813b.I : B a tta H . 230 
P h r. 428.1 : B. L. 301 
P h r. 378.1 : J . B. 205 
Phy. 801 a .I : Thy. B. 201 
Phy. 335.1 : P hv. B. 310 
P hy. 302 : P h v .'B . 421 
Pay, 6 0 1 a: P h v . B. 208 
Pay. 3 45: E n g l. B. 3 
Pay. 3 51: B a its H . 318 
P s y .3 5 2 : B a tts A nd.
P sy . 382J : Mc7.es H. 305 
Bes. 361 WL H. 112

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That

R u s. 6 2 0 h: B a tts H . 202 
Sec. 103.1 : W .H .4 0 6 
Sec. 304.3 ; M H all 201 
Sec. 3 0 5.1: WL H. 216 
Soc. 802 .5 : G. H. I 
Soc. 302.7 : C. B. 218 
Soc. 8 59: Mezen H. 101 
Spe. 301 : Spe. B .3 1 0 
Spe. 303,3: G. H . 201 
Spe, 305.5: G. IT. 200 
S p e. 319.3: Spe. B. 214 
Spe. 319.5: B en. H. 201 
S p e. 3 73: Spe. B.311 
S p n . 3 2 5 L .1 : B a tts H. 102 
S p it. 325L.3 B a tts H . HO 
S p n . 3801,: B a tts H . 207 
S t* . 362: W . H. 210 
Zoo. 3 1 6 K .3 : E . Sc. B. 115 
Zoo. 361K : E. Sc. R. 507

T H U R S D A Y 

M ay 23. 7 -16 P.M .

( v ir >cience 8(0h. E d u c a tio n a l 
P sy ch o lo g y "20K. E n g lish 601a. and 
Physic*- 8 i2 h . an d c la s se s m e e tin g 
T u e sd a y e v e n in g s )

A. S. 840b i all s e c tio n * ): C. B. 15 
E .6 0 1 a .I : Ben, H 111
E. 601 a ,3 ; E n g l. B. 203 
E . 6 0 la .4 : E n g l. B. 3 
E . 6 O la.5 : E n g l. B. 306 
E .6 0 1 a .7 : Ben. H. I l l 
E. 601 a .8 : E n g i. R. 105 
E . 601 a .9 : E . Sc. B. 116 
E . 6 0 1 a .11: E n g l. B. 203 
E .6 0 1 a .l3 : E n g l. B. 301 
E . 6 0 l a ,IB : E ng!. B, 104 
E . 6 0 1 a .16; E n g l. B. 201 
E . 6D ia.1T : E ngl. B. 206 
E 601a. 18: E n g l. R, I 
E . 6 0 la . 19: E n g l. B. 8 
E . 6 0 1 a.2 1 : B en. H . 8 
E . 601 a .2 3 : E. Sc. B. SSI 
E . 6 0 1 a.2 5 : E . Sc. B. 115 
E . 6 0 1 a .2 7 : E n g l. B. 303 
E . 6 0 U .2 9 : F,ng!. B. 201 
E . 601 a .3 3 : E. Sc. B 331 
E. 601 a .4 3 : Ben. H. 8 
E d P 3 2 0 K i all se c tio n s) :

B a tts Aud.

T E d. 3 8 0 ; R a tts H . I U
P h y . 812b ta ll se c tio n s) : G. B. 14.
H M A and Phv R 201 

P sy . 3 9 1 L : Meze* H. ICI

F R ID A Y 

May 24. 9 - 1 2 A. M.

( O a s a e * me e t i n g M W F 12)

Acc. 611 a .7 : W. H . 301 
Acc. 611 b .7: WL H .316 
Acc. 611b.9: W . H 201 
A n t. 301.5: Ben. H i l l 
A n t. 869: Ben. H. 105 
A rc. 3 3 6 L : A B. 306 
A re . 3 5 3 : P h r. B. 421 
Rac. 6 2 9 b.I : E . Sc. B. I U 
Bae. 460: E. Sc. B. 312 
Bib. 805.3: W esley B ible C h a ir 
B io 317W '.5: L u th e ra n Bibl*
C h a ir (2004 W h itis t 

Bio 607b .9 : B. L. 12 
B W 320.3 WL H 310
B. W. 820.18: W . H. 2
C E. 435.1: E n g r. B. 217 
C E . 2 4 J : P. E. B .3 0 0 
C E. 3 5 6 : P e a rc e H. 104 
Ch 376: C B 315 
C k. F 345 C. B .2 1 8 
C*. 407: B a tts H. 217 
D rm . 3 0 1 L. 7 : X H all 
D rw . 30 2 .1 3 ; E n g r, B. 300 
D rw . 802.15: E n g r. B. 302 
D rw . 3 02.17: E n g t B. 308 
D rw . 204.3 E n g r. R. 206 
Drw 209 3: E. D. H all 212 
E . 601h.fi*: E n g l. B. IO)
E . 6 0 1 b .6 5 : E n g l. B .3 
E. 601b.f>7; E n g l. B. 204 
E. 601 b .6 9 : E n g l. B. 208 
E . 6 0 lb .7 1 ; E ngl B. 206 
E. 6 0 lQ a .l ; E n g l. B 8 
E . 601Q* 3: E n g l. R. 8 
E . 3 1 2 K .1 7 : E n g l. B. 301 
E .3 1 2 K .2 1 E n g l .B 104 
E. 312M .3: E n g l. F 201 
E. 317.9: E n g l. R. 303 
E . 318.13: Ben. H. 208 
E 318.15: E n g i. R. I 
E. 318.17: E n g l. B 306 
E . 342.1 E n g l. B. 203 
F 356 K .3 : P h y . B 20*
E . 366 • E n g l. B. 304 
E 3851.: E n g l. R 80*
Fen. 3 02.11; G. H . 3 
F ro . 802.13; G. H . 215 
E m . 3 03 . 1 6 ; G . H. 3 1 9 
E r e . 8 1 9 ; A B. 105 
E d . A. 312 . 5 : S. H. 314 
Ed. C. 306. 7: S. H. 101 
E d. C .3 2 2 T .S : M ain B i l l 
Ed H .3 2 5 L ; C. B. l l 
Ed. P, 311.7: S. H 301 
E. E. 410.8: G. B. 108 
K. E. 438. 1: E n g r . B. 13*
E. M. 315.9; E D. H all 207 
E . M. 220.1: E n g r. B. 204 
E. M 370: E. D H all 112 
F r . O O M ; B a tts H. 302 
P f. 3 7 3 : B a tts H. 105 
lie n . 601 b .7 ; G. G A ud. 
ti e r 3 1 5 K.I : B a tts H 234 
H E .3 0 7 : H F. B 127 
H. E 311.5: ll E. B IOO 
H K 319. H. E B. 105 
H is. 315 K .6 : Ben. H. IOO 
His. 31 5 E .3 : H. M. A.
H is. 315L .5: E Sc. B. 831 
H is. 3 6 2 L : G. H. 7 
It!. 407: B a tts H. 207 
.1. 31 2 L .3 ; J. B. 203 
J 393; J , B. 205 
L S 322T .3: Main * H i 
M 3 0 IE .1 5 B en. H 102

M, 303.9: Ben. H . 314 
M. 304.13; Ben. H .201 
M. 2 04E .9: B en. H. 107 
M .3 0 5 E .1 7 : Ben. H. 202 
M .6 1 3 E b .l3 : Ben. H. 310 
M. 316: B e n .H . 214 
M. 325.5: Ben. H . 104 
M. 325.11: B a tts H. HO 
M. 326.7: B en. H. JOI 
l f . 645b: B a tts H. 104 
M. 372: Ben. H . lo 
M an. 303.8: WL H. TOI 
Man. 334.5: W . H 306 
M. E. 2 1 1 J : E n g r. B. 315 
M .E . 211.3: E n g r. B .3 1 5 
M. E. 311.1; E n g r. R H I 
M. E . 311.5: r . E. B. 307 
M. E . 311.7: P. E . B 307 
M. E . 312.5: E n g r R 212 
M. E. 320.5: P e a rc e H. 105 
M kt. 387.3: W. H. 112 
M kt. 337.5; WL H . 14 
M k t. 339.1: Ben. H. 12 
M. S . 8 2 4 b .I : E . D. H all 115 
Mus. 403L h: R ecital Hall 
Mus. 461 P b : M u s. B. 106 
P . E d . 214: S. H. 303 
P. E n. 6 2 0 b .l: G. B. 14 
P h i. 312.3: P h y . B. 201 
Pho. 403: B a tts H. 101 
P h r. 202.3: P h r. R. 304 
P h r. 204.3: G. B. 301 
P h r. 418.3; C. R. 319 
P h r. 467.1 • C. B. 313 
P h r. 370: P h r R. I OI 
Phy. 401 ..3: B a tts Aud,

HEMPHILL'S

' Sec. 102.3: W . H . 216 
* Soc. 802.9: B en. H. 8 
Soc. 322.1 : G. H. I 
Soc. 349: B a tta H. 232 
S pe. 303.7: Spe. B. 213 
Spe. 319.9: Spe. B 214 
S pe. 3 3 5 : Spe. B. *201 
Sp n , 872L : B a tts H. 230 
S ta . 432.5: WL H. 210 
Zoo. 337L : E . Sc. B. 137

F R ID A Y

M ay 24, 2 -5 P.M .

(C la s se s m ee tin g M W F 8)

Acc. 6 1 1 a .IS: WL H. 201 
Acc. 611 b . l ; P e a rc e H. 101 
A rr 325.1 ; W . H . 316 
Acc. 326.1: W . H. 310 
A rc. 329.1: W . H . 8 
Acc. 360.1: W . H. 301 
Ae. E . 360; E n g r. B .315 
A nt. 301.1: B en. H. I l l 
A rr 359K : A. B 105 
A rt 831: A. B. 305 
R. A .3 8 2 K : W . H. 14 
Bib. 801.8: W esley Bibl* C h a ir 
Bib. 302.5: T e x a s Bible C h a ir 
Bib. 802.7; C h u rc h o f C h ris t Bibl# 

C h a ir 

Bio. 6 0 7 b .l: B. L . 12 
R. L. 323.1 :C . B .218 
R L. 324.1: E . Sc. R 331
B. L. 324Q: W. H .1 1 2 
Bot. 3R0L: B. L. 301 
Bot. 394K : E . Sc. B .312
C. E . 124K .1: E n g r B. 207 
C h .8 1 0 b .U C . B. 15
Ch. 359: C B. 313 
Ch. 3 9 2 K : C. B. 315 
Ch. E . 350: E n g r. B. 138 
Drw. 301.1: E. D. H all 112 
Drw. 301.3: E . D. H all ‘206 
Drw. 302.1: E n g r. R. 300 
, Drw. 302.3: E n g r. B. 302 
Drw . 302.5: E n g r. B 308 
D rw . 209.1: E. f>. H all 212 
E , 601 b .l: B a tts H. 105 
I E. 601 b.3: E n g l. B. 204 
! E. 601 b .l: E n g l. R. 306 
E. 601 b.7: E n g l. R. 303 
E. 601 b.9: E n g l. B. 208 
E. 601 b.l I: B ait* H. ICI 
E. 601 b.13: E n g l. B. 103 
E . 601 ii.In : E n g l. R. 8 
E. 601b.1T: B a tts H. HO 

! E. 601 b . l 9: E n g l. B. 104 
; E. 6 0 lb .2 J : E n g l. B .304
E. 601b.23: E n g l. R. 101
F .fiO lb .2 5 : E n g l. B 308 
E. 312 K J : E n g l. B 206 
E .3 1 2 K .3 : E n g l. B 105 
E. 312M.1 : E n g l. R. 3 
E .3 1 2 M .5 : E n g l. B 210 
E. 317.1: E rg ! B. 102

EXAM
SUPPLIES

at
the

University
Co-Op

E. 318.1: B en H .3 1 0 
E. 318.6: E n g i. B. 201 
E. 338.1: E n g l, B. 203 
E m .3 0 2 .1 :r f . H. i n 
E m . 302.3: G. H. 319 
Keo. 303.1: E n g l. B. I 
ta o. 308.8: G. H S 
E m . 303 .5 : B a tts H. 234 
E d. Cs 306.1: S. H 203 
E d .C . 320L .1: S. H. 101 
E d . C. 32 0 L .2 : B a tts H. 102 
E 4*C . 3 2 0 L .1 1 : Spe. B .3 U 
E d. C. 621.1: g . H. 210 
Ed. C. 621.3: B a tta H 230 
1 Ed. C. 632.1: M azes H 102 

Ed. C. 682,3 S H . 304 
Ed P. 501.1 E Sc B 223

E d. F. 311.1: S. H .3 0 2
E d. P . 614Q .1: S. H .3 0 3
E. E. 410.1: P. E. B. 300
E .E .6 3 5 a .I : S. H. 314
E. E . 3 7 5 L .1 : Spe. B.201
E. M. 313.1 : E . D. H all 207
E . M. 315.1 : P . E . B. 302
E. M. 333.1: E n g r. B. 204 and 206
F in. 376: P e a rc e H. 201
Geo. 621b: G. B. I 4
Geo. 368: G. B. 301
Gk, 624b: M ain R. 2702
H. E. 208Q: H. E . B. 105
H F,. 308Q : H. E . R. 105
H. F ..314K : H. E . B. 212 and 247
H. E. 322.1: H. E. B. 127
H. E. 366: H. E . B. IOO
H is. S IS K .I : Ren. H. 106
H is. 3 1 5 L .1 : G. H, I
H is. 317*. H M. A.
H is. $33 M ; C. B. 319 
H is. 3 60N ; G. H. 113 
His. 371 N: G H. 103 
J . 3 1 2 L .ll J . B. 203 
J . 346: J . B. 209 
L at. 406.1: G. H. 101 
L a t. 407.1: G. H. IOO 
M A A R : E n g r. B. 141 
M. 301.1: B en. H . 105 
M . 30U L I : B en. H . 15 
M. 308.1: B en. H. 314 
M. 303.3: Ben. H. IGI 
M. 304.1: Ben. H. 104 
M. 204E l : B a tts H. 104 
M. 204F..3: Ben. H 107 
M. 305.1: Ben. H. 20!
M .3 0 5 E I: Ben. H. 214 
M. 305E .3; B en. H. 202 
M. 613 b .I: M azes H. 104 
M. 613 K a .l: B en. H. 102 
\L 6 1 3 E b .H Ben. H 12 
Al. 676b: M ezes H . 106 
M an. 302.1: W . H .3 0 6 
M an. 303.1: W . H, 210 
Man, 334.1: G. H. 213 
M. E. 312.1: E n g r. R. 301 
M . E. 327: E n g r. B .317 
M. E. 328.1: Phv. B.201 
M. E. 140.1: E n g r. B. 217 
ML E. 140.5: E n g r. R. 217 
M. E. 383K : E n g r. R. 137

Four

Convenient

Stores

M et. 374 : E . D. H all 102 
M kt. 337.1: B a tts H. 232 
Mus. 605a.I : M us. B. 105 
M us. 605b.I : Mus. R. 106 
NLS. 324: L. H. 204 
N . S, 328.1: L. H. 202 
P. E d. 6 4 0 b .l: M eres H. 101 
P. E d. 640b.3; W G. 5 
P. E n. 310.1: E n g r. B. 215 
P. E n . 364.1: P. E . B. 307 
P. E n. 464.1: P. E . B. 307 
Phi. 318: Pearce H. 105 
J P h r. 202.1: P h r. B .3 1 1 
P h r. 303.1: A. B. 307 
I P h r. 418.1: G. R. 108 

P h r. 8 6 6 b .l: P h r. B. JOI 
P h r. 673b.I : P h r. B. 304 
P h v. 401.1; G. G. A ud.
P h y. 325.1; Thy. B. 203 
Phv. 388K: Phy. B .301 
Pay. 310.1 Ben. H 8 
Psy. 321*. M ezes H. 314 
Psy. 339, B a tts A ud.
Pay. 360; M ezes H. 305 
Ret. 370: W , H 23 
R us. 406.1: B a tta H. 217 
Sec. 304.1: »1 H all 101 
Sec. 311.1 : V. H . 216 
Sec. 361 : VV. H. 406 
Soc. 302.1: E n g l. B. 301 
Soc, 302.3: B a tts H. I l l 
Soc. 803.1: Ben. H. 208 
j Spe. 303.1: Spe. B 213 
Spe. 319.1 : Spe. B. 202 
T r. 850: W. FU 101 
Zoo, 31 6K I • E S r, B. I l l 
Zoo. 394K : E. Sc. B .312

F R ID A Y

May 24, 7 -1 0 P.M .

(C h e m istry 801b, C ivil E n g in e e rin g 
l i t . F in an ce 154, F ren c h 406 and
612h. and c la s se s m ee tin g
M onday e v e n in g s )

Bib. 3 01,17: N ew m a n C lub 
Bib. 391.19: C h u rc h o f C h ris t

Bible C h a ir 

Ch. 801h (all s e c tio n s ) : A. B. 105,
B a tts A ud., R L. 12. C. B. 15,
G. H. I, G. B. 14, H M A.,
H. K B, 105, P hy B. 201, Phv.
B. 203

C. E. 112 (a ll s e c tio n s ) : G. G. Aud. 
E . 817.17: E ngl R. 102 
j E 317.19: E n g l. R 112 
FL 317.21 : E n g l B. 302 
Ed. A, 361 H : E n g l. B. I 
E d . A .3 8 9 K : E n g l. B 106 
Ed. C. 385.11 E n g l R, 104 

I E d. P. 37 7L : S. H. 2
Ed. P. 377P : S. H 2
I in. 354.1: W, H. 210 
F in . 354.2: W H. 101 
F rn. 354.3: E Sc. B. 115 
F in . 3 5 4.4: VV. IL 806 
Kin. 364,5: Ben H. 111 
F in . 354.6: W. H . 112 
F in . 854.7: E. Sc, B. 118 
F in . 354.8: W. H. 2 
F in . 3 5 4 J : Ben. H 
i l l 
F r. 406.1 : B a ttf H. IHI 
I r. 406.2; B a tta IL 234 
F r . 406.4 : B i t t s H 234 
F . 406.5: B a tts H 234 
F r. 406.7: B a tts H. 102 
Yr, 406.9: B a tts H 105 
F r. 612 b .I : B a tts H. 230 
F r. 6 1 2 b .2 : B a tts IL 232 
Y r 612b.3 ; R a tts H. 202 
F r , 612b.4 : B a tts H 232 
F r . 612b.7 : B a tts H I U 
Gov. 68 5K b : E r g l B 103 
Ins. 369: E n g l B 101 

I M .0 0 4 : Ben. H . 310 

M. 326.11 : B m . H. 106 
P E d . 21 S T : B en. H.X 
P Ed. 216: B en. Ii. 20* 
p-sv. SIAM : M ezes H. 104 
Spn. 367K : B a tta H 205

S A T ! B D A Y

May 23. 9 12 A M.

( C l a s s e r m e e t i n g MW F 4, MW F 5,
M 4 :1 3 -6 :4 5 , W' 4:15 6:45, and
Y 4 :1 5 -6 :4 5 )

A rt 3181*7: A r t B 114 
C h. 381: E. Sc B 137 
F ro. 302.23: B a tts H . I U 
E d. A 385J . B a tt* H 10J 
E d. A. 585L B a tta H. 102

E d. C. 8 1 8 L .7 : A n B. 114 

* E d. C. 687M .i l : R a tt* H. 105 

F,d. C. 381 : B a tts H. 110 
1 E d . C. 3 8 2 T : B a ris H. HO 

E d. P. 3 8 0 H : S. IL 210 
Ed. P. 3 8 6 : E n g l. B. 103 
E . M. 315.17: E n g r. B. *204 
i E . M. 333.15: P. E. B. 302 
F in . 393: E n g l. B. 102 
H. FL 3 7 2 K : H E. B. 127 
J , 3 65: J. R, 208 
L. S, 2 85: M ain B. 811 
M 0 0 2.3: Ben. H. I l l 
P. E n. 661 b.l : E. S c .£ . 115 
P. E n. 270: B a tts Aud.
I P sv . 3 8 2 L : Mezes H. 106 
I Spe. 390: E n g l. B. 112

S A T U R D A Y 

M ay 25, 2-5 P.M .

(C la sse s m eetin g T T 5 9)

Arc, 611 a .2 : W\ H .3 1 6 
Acc. 6 U b .6 : W. H 301 

I Acc. 327.2: VY. H. 201 

Acc. 3 66: W. H. 8 
Ant.. 301.2: Ben. H . I l l 
A n t, 3 7 3 : Ben. H . 105 
: Arc. 2 1 5 L .2 : A. B. 10,5 

Bib. 301.2: T ow nes B ible C h a ir 
Bio. 607b.4 : B. L. 12 
R. L. 323.2: C. B. .319 
R. L. 324.4: W. FU 210 
B ot. 275K : E. Sr. B. 312 
C h. 8 1 0 a ; C. B. IS 
C h. 4 1 6.2: E. Sc, B. 115 
Ch. 453: P h y . B, 201 
C r. E. 3 7 0 : C. P. H all 212 
D rm . 3 0 1 L .2 : D rm . B. 103 
D rm . 3 1 2 L : D rm . B, 201 
D rm . 356: D rm . B 108 
E. 601b.24 : E n g l. B. 206 
E, 601 b.26: E n g l. B. 308 
E. 601b.28 : E n g l. B. 306 
I E. 601Qb.*2: E n g l. B, 201 
E . 601Q b.4: E n g l. B. 201 
E. 601Ql>.6: E ngl. B. 201 
E .3 1 2 K .4 : E ngl. B .3 
E .3 1 2 K .6 : E ng! B. 104 
E. 3 1 2 L .2 : E ngl, B. 8 
' E . 317.8: E n g l, R 303 
| K. 317.10: E n g l. B. 101 
E . 318 .6 : B a tt* Aud.
E . 318L .2: E ngi. R. I 
E . 3 2 1 .2 : E n g l. B .1 0 5 
E .3 3 3 K : E n g l. B .3 0 4 
E . 3 3 5 L .2 : P e a rc e H. 101 
E . 3 3 8.2: E n g !. R. 204 
E . 3 4 2 .2 : E ng!, B. 203 
E .3 6 0 K : E n g l. B .301 
E .3 7 5 L : E n g !. B. 208 
Keo. 302 .4 : G. H .3 
Keo. 3 0 3 .2 : G. H .3 1 9 
Ecr>. 3 0 3.4: G. H .3 0 3 
Keo. 3 6 7 K : G. H .3 0 5 
E d . A .3 9 1 K : S. H . 204 
E d . A .3 9 2 K : S. H. 227 
E d . C , 3201,.6: H. E B IOO 
E d. C. 667K *. H. E . B 331

E d .C . 3 6 7 T ; D rm B .3 0 1 
E d .C . 6 7 0 R b : S. H .3 1 2 
E d. P . 3 69: S. H .3 0 4 
E d. P. 381 : S. Ii. 210 
Ed. P .3 8 2 K : S. H. IO!
E. E . 361.2: E n g r. B. 315 
E. E .8 7 4 : E n g r B. 217 
E . E .3 9 6 : P . E . B. 300 
E E 496: P. E. B. 300 
E. M. 316.4: P. E. B 302 
E. M. 3 6 9 K : E n g r. B. 204 
F r . 3 1 4 K .2 : B att* IL 217 
F r . 314K .4 : B a tts H. 104 
G eo. 601b .2 : G. B. 14 
G eo. 3 02: G H. 215 
Geo. STOK: G B. 108 
G e r. S U K .2 : B att* H 2 U 
G e r. 349: B a tts H. 110 
G k .6 filb M ain B, 2702 
G ov. 3*24 L G. H. 7 
G ov. 367 :G H IOO 
G rg . 305 .4 : C. B 218 
H. E. 203: H. E. B. 105 
FL E .8 0 3 : I L K B .1 0 5 
H .E .3 1 6 Q : H . E . B. 127 
H is. .S U L ,6 : P earce H .201 
H is. 3 4 3 M ; P m ce H. 105 
H it. 35RM : G. H. I l l 
Hi*. 3 6 7 M : G H. 108 
Hi*. 3 7 7 L * G H. 113 
In* 3 57: W H. 101 
J .8 1 2 R J . B .2 0 3 
J . 824b.2: J B. 205 
U S . 3 4 0 ; M ain B .111 
I M. SO IK.4: Ben. H. 106 
M .301 K U Ben. H. 12 
M. 3 0 3.4: Ben. H .2 0 2 
ll . 304.6 Ben. H. 107 
M. 3 0 5 F U : B m . H .2 0 *
M 3 0 5 E .6 : Ben. H 101 
M .6 1 3 E a .4 : Ben. H .2 1 4 
M. B IS E i>.4 . Ben. H U 
M. 325.2: B m . H. 102 
M. 3 2 6 .2 : Ben. H .3 1 0 
M 3 7 6 .8 : Ben. H. 104 
M 3 6 8 : B att* H. 115 
M 6 7 9 b : B att* H 105 
W OK’Jb : Ben. H. 314 
M 391 M : Ben. IL 201 
Man 825.2: W H, 306 
M an. 334.4. W . H 310 
M an. 868.2 : W. H 1 1 
M E. 312.4 E n g r R. 212 
M. E 224 2 E n g r. B. SOI 
M. E . 326.2: E n g r. B 138 
M E. 340.2: Ben. H .8 
M E . 465K G. G, A ud.
Mkt 337 I W IL 2 
M S .8200.4 E. I). H all SOP 
M S. 874b,4; E D H all 115 
Mu* 41 lh 2 : Mus. B. I Oft 
Mu*. 2 2 6 K : Mus. B. 200 
P. E n . 6 2 0 a.2: P. E. B .3 0 7 
P. E n .3 7 1 *. E n g r. B .3 1 7 
P h i. 3 2 9 L : B a tts IL 232 
P h r. 202 4: P h r B .3 0 4 
P h r. 3 0 3 .2 : P h r B. 101 
1 P h r.8 1 3 b .2 : C, B .3L 3 
P h r. .363: P h r. B. 311 
P h r, 8 7 9 : C, B .3 1 5 
P h y . 401 2 : IL M A.
P h y , 835.2 Phv. B. 301 
P h v . 452 Phv, B. 203 
P h y , 6 8 5 L b : Phy. R 121 
P sv . S I0.2 S. H 314 
R e t. 8 2 5 : W. H. IO 
Rua. B12b: B att* H. *202 
Bec. 2 2 3 : W' H. 401 
Soc. 3 0 2.2: G H 201 
Soc. 3 1 3 : G. H. I 
Spe, 217.2: Spe. B 213 
Spe. 319 .4 : Spe. B. 202 
S p n . 3 22: B att* H in ?
Zoo. 325 K 
Zoo, S39 
Zoo. 275K E, Sc. B. 313

I S'* B 331 

t Sc. B 223 

S A T U R D A Y

M ay 25. 7 -10 P.M .

M O N D A Y

M ay 27, 7 -1 0 P.M.

(B usine** W ritin g 221, C ivil E n g i­
n e e rin g 126. P h y sic a l E d u c a tio n 333, 
Spanish b l 2a, an d c la sse s m e e tin g 
F rid a y ev e n in g s)

B. W 221 (a ll sec tio n s) . H M A.
C. E. 126 (a ll s e c tio n s ):
E. Sc. B. 115 

E d. A. 3 7 8 : E n g l. B. 110 
I Ed. A. 3 8 0 !,: E n g l. B. 5 
I P. E d. 333 < i i i se c tio n s) :

B a tts A ud.

Spn. 6 1 2 a .I : B a tts H. 230 
Spn, 61 2 a .2 : B a tts H.2.32 
S p n . 6 1 2 a.3 : B a tt* H .2 0 2 
Spn. 6 i 2 a .4 : B a tts H . 115 
; Spn. 612 a .5 : B a tts H. 101 
Spn. 6 1 2 a .6 : B att* IL 232 
Spn. 6 1 2 a.7 : B att* H 302 
Spn. 6 !2 a .8 : B a tt* H. 102 
Spn. 6 12a,9 : B a tt* H 318 
Spn. 6 l 2 a , l l : B a tts FL 307

M ONDAY

(A ir Science 4 1 4b, G e rm a n 407, 
M ilitary Science 4!0b, N av al 
Science 314. and c la s se s m eetin g 
W e d n e sd a y ev en in g * )

A S. 414b (all se c tio n s) : B a tts

Aud.

E d .C . 385: E n g l, B. 104 
G er. 407.1 : B a tt* H. 234 
G er. 407.2: B a tts H. 102 
G er, 407.3: B a tts H . 307 
G er. 407,4: R a tta H . 302 
; lie r . 407.5: R a tts H .2 3 4 
G er. 407.7: B a l u H. 232 
G er. 407,9: B a tts H. 115 
G er. 407.11 : B a tts H. 318 
G er. 407.15: B a tts H . 101 
G er. 407.19: B a tts H. 232 
G er. 407.21 B a tts H. 105 
G er. 407.23 R a tts H. 230 
G er. 407.27 B a tta H 202 
Gov. 384 K : E n g l. B, 105 
M. S. 4 10b ( all se c tio n s) : H. M. A. 
N S. 314 (a ll s e c tio n s) : E. Sc B.

M ay 27. 9-12 A.M.

115

(C la s se s m e etin g M W F t )

Acc. 327 .6 : WL H .3 1 0 
Acc. 329.3: W H. 301 
Acc. 382: WL H .201 
Ae. E . 2 6 3 a ; E n g r. B. 217 
Ae, E. 263b: C. B 218 
A nt. 302.1: Ben. H. 111 
A nt. 366: B en. H. 105 
Arc. 3 2 8 : A B. .307 
Art 3 0 6 :A . B . 105 
Bio. 6 0 7 a.3 : B L. 12 
Bio. 6 0 7b.l I : C. B. 15
B. L. 3 2 4 .6 : WL H TOI
R. W . 3 2 0.5: P e a rc e H. 105 
V. E. 414.1 : P. E , B. 307
C. FL 414.3: FL Sc. B. 11 5 
C. E. 354 .3 : P. E. B .300 
C. IL 360: E n g r. B. 207 
C E .2 6 0 E : E n g r . B . t i s 
Ch. 370K : E . Sc. B 312 
Ch. E .3 8 8 : C. B. 315
FL 6 0 lh .7 3 : E n g i. R 112 
FL 601b.7 5 ; E n g l. B. 104 
E. 601H.77 : E n g l. B. 303 
E ft01b.79: E n g l. R. 105 
E. 6Di b . 8 t : E n g l. B, 8 
E. ftOlb.83 : E n g l. B. 304 
E. 601b,85: E n g l. R. 101 
FL 601H.87: E n g l. R. 204 
E 601b.89 : E ng!. B. 206 
E. 312K .1 9 : E n g l. B. 3 
E . 3 1 2 K,2 8 ; E n g l. B.301 
E. 812K .25: E n g t B. 306 
E. 317.11: E ng! B. 208 
E. 318.19: Ben. H .8 
Keo. 3 02.15: E n g l. B. 203 
E m .3 0 3 .1 7 : E n g ’ B.201 
Keo. 3 03.19: E n g l. B. I 
E g o ,3 3 9 K : G H .3 
E m . 3 7 8 K .G . H .3 0 5 
E .E .3 2 3 Q .1 : r e a r e r H .101 
FL E. 6 36b.I : C. B. 319 
FL M. 3 1 3.3: P. F . B. .302 
FL M. 315.11: E n g r. B. 206 
FL M. 3 3 3 .9 : E n g r. B. 204 
Yr. OOI 3 : B att* H. 318 
G er. 3 1 5 L .1 : B a tts H. 217 
(»er. 3 2 5 L .1 : B att* H. 217 
G k .406: G .H . IOO 
Gk. 407.2: CLH I DI 
Gk. 223b: M ain B. 2707 
Gov. 3 2 3 K : G. H . 7 
C rg . 3 2 8 : S ue. R. 310 
H E . 3 34: H. E B. 127 
Hi*. ftOPh.I : B a tta H. 232 
Hi*. . 1 1 5 0 : Ben. H IOO 
His. 3 1 6 L .7 : G. H I U

E X A M
SU P P L IE S

Hi*. 3 1 5 L .9 : G. H, I 
H i t . 3 1 0 L .U G . H. 113 
Ins. 3 68: W . H. 210 
J . 325 J . B. 203 
L at. 40 7 .3 . B a tt* H. 106 
L. R. 461: M ain B. .311 
M. 002.1: H. K R. 106 
M. 301.7: B a tt* H. 102 
M .301 E 17: B en. FL 15 
M 301E. 19: Ben. H. 102 
M 303.11 ; Ben. H 314 
M, 304,15: B en. H 107 
M 204E l I : Meze* H. 102 
M. 305.5: B en. H. 104 
M. 3 0 5 E J 9 : Ben H. 202 
! M 3 0 6 E .21 : B att* H. 110 
M 306FL23 : B en. H . 101 
M. 6 1 3 E b .1 5 : Ben. H. 214 
M .3 2 1 K : B en. H. 12 
M. 326.7: B en. H U O 
M 326.13 : Ben. H. 201 
Man. 334 7: W. H 310 
M. E. 3 1 2 .7 : E n g r. B. 212 
NL E. 320(3: E n g r. B 316 
Mkt. 337.7: W. H. 112 
Mkt. 3 6 0 : WL IL 306 
Mus. 6 0 6 a.3 ; Mu*. B. 105 
P. En. 3 )0 .3 ; E n g r B 137 
P. En. 3 6 8 .1 : P. E. B 302A 
P En 168.1 : P. E. B 302A 
Phi. 310.6: B a ile H I U 
Phr. 32011 P h r. B. 304 
P h r. 343: P h r. B 101 
Phy. 801 b .3 : Phv. B .203 
Phy. 609b. I : Phv. B *201 
Psy. 310.5: Mere* H 101 
P*y, 311 : Meze* H. 106 
Psv. 3891.; Meze* IL 306 
Rus. 406.2: B a tts IL 104 
I Rua. 407.2: B a tt* H 234 
i Sec. 3 0 5 .6 : WL H. 216 
Soc 302.1 1: G H. 215 
Soc. 303.3: B m , H. 208 
Spe 303.9: Spe B 202 
Sue. 303,11 : Sp*. B. 214 
Spe. 319 .1 1 ; Spe. B. 213 
S ta. 432.7: W H 401 
Zoo. 316K 7 ; E Sc B. 33!
Zoo. 343: E. Sc. B. 137

M O N D A T

May 27. 2 -5 P.M .

(Clast*#* m eetin g TT 2)

Art 318L .fi: A rt B. 114 
C. FL 1 2 4 K .I; B a tta Aud.
C E 124K .8: B att^ Aud.
G .E . 4 4 2 :1 E H . 307
( E 282 N : E n g r . B. 207
Ch. 222 : E Sc. B. 137
Hid. C. 3 1 8 L .6 ; A rt B- 114
FL E .3 2 4 .4 : P E B .300
E M. 2 2 0 .6 : EngT. B. 204 and 206
(irg . 312: Spe. B. 304
IL K 348; H PL B. 331
Af. FL 443: H M A.
M E 568: FL Sc. K I U 
Mu*. 413b .4 Mu*. B. 200

T U E S D A Y 

May 28. 9 -12 A.M .

(( la sse s m e e tin g TT I and
T T 1 -2 :3 0 )

Ae. E 261 K E . D. H a ll 106 
A n t. 302.6: Ben. IL 111 
A nt. 3*23: B en. H . 202 
A rc. 252: A. B 307 
A r. FL 4 1 0 L : A. B. 105 
A r. FL 269L : A. B. 208 
Bio. 607b.8: B. L. 12 
CL E .3 4 0 : FL FL B .3 0 7 
C E. 3 8 8 K : E n g r. B 313 
Ch. 891.4: E. Sc. B. Si 2 
Ch. 394K : E . Sc. B. 137 
FL 312K .16: E n g l. B I 
FL312K 18: E n g l. B. 201 
FL 318.14: E n g l. B. 203 
E. 3 7 7 K.2: B a tts H . 2,32 
FL 396K : E n g l. B. 302 
Keo. 302.10: G. H. 317 
Keo. 302.12: P e a rc e H. 101 
Keo. 303.10; E n g l. B 301 
Keo. 303.12: G. H. 319 
Eco. 303.14: P e a rc e H. 105 
Ed. A. 312.4: S. H. 302 
Ed. C. 3 0 6 .4 : S. FL 205 
I E d . C. 32 0 L .3 : S. H .S 0 3 
1 FLL C. 322T 4 : M ain B .311 

E d .C . 361: WL H .1 1 2 
Ed. CL 360; S. IL 21 n 
E d. P. 371: S. H . 312 
Ed. P. 380M : S. H . 227 
FE E. 324.2: E n g r. B. 13«
FL FL 635b.2: E n g r. R. .315
FL M. 2*20.4 : E n g r B. 204 and 206
Hi*. 316K .14: G. H . I
H ia .3 1 5 L .1 8 : G. H. I l l
H is .3 l5 L .2 0 ; E . Sc. B. 331
I. T .3 7 8 : W. H. 23
L. S. 322T.4 : M ain B. 311
M. 301.6: B en. H. 104
M .301 E .1 4 : B en. H. 12
M. 301 E . l 6: B en. H. 15
M, 303.12: Ben. H .3 1 0
M. 303.14: B a tts H. 101
M. 303.16: Ften. H. 107
M. 303.18; B en. H . 105
M. 304.12: B en. H. IOT
M. 304.14: B en. H. ‘201
M. 2 0 4 FLS: B en. H. 314
M. 305FL 16: Ben. H . 10*2
M. 305 FL 18: B a tts H. 115
WL 613E& .12; B en. H. 214
M. 613E b.IO : B en. FL 208
M. 371L : B a tts H. 105
M an. 326.6: W . H. IO!
M an. 336 .2 : R en. H. 106 
M an. 374.4: WL H . 306 
M an. 376.2: UL H. 14 
M. E . 211.4: E n g r. B. 207 
M. E. 312.16: E n g r . B. 301 
M. E . 361.2: G. B. 14 
Met. 271: FL D. H all 101 
Mkt. 337.12: W H .2 1 0 
Mu*. 269L .11 : M us. B. 105 
Mus. 3021,: R ecital H all 
P Ed. 360: S. H. IGI 
Phi. 312.2: E . Sc B. 115 
Phi. 353: M eres H. 101 
Phv. 401.6: H. M. A.
Phv. 801b.6: P h r B 203 
Phy. 320: P hy. R. 201

Phy 365.4: P h y . B. SOI 
Pay. 340: B a tts A ud.
Pay. 342: B att* H. 102 
Pay. 378: M ez»s H 3M 
Ret. 367: WL H. 408 
Soc. 302.8: G. H. 215 
J Soc. 322.4: B en. H. 8 

Spe. 303.8: Spe. B. 213 
Spe. 314K .2: Spe. B. 214 
Spe. 3 1 9JO : S p e. B. 202 

, Spe. 332: Spe. B.201 
S p e .371: Sne. B .3 1 0 
S ta. 432.4: W . H. IO 
Zoo, 391K : E Sc B. 223 
T U E S D A Y

May 2*. 2 -5 P M

(C l* sees m e e tin g M W F I )

Acc. 61 la .1 3 : W . H. 316 
t i c . 611 b.l I: WL H. 301 
A nt. 302.3: Ben H 
i l l 
A rt 3 IS L .5 : A rt B. 114 
Bio. 607a.5 B. L. 12 
Rio. 607b. 13 C. R 15 
Bot 328: B, L. 301
B. W. 320,7: W . H. 210 
CL K. 124 K 5: IL FL B. 307
C. E. 124K 7: P. FL B .300 
C. FL 354.6: E n g r. B .3 1 5 
C E .2 6 8 : E n g r. B .3 J 3
, C. FL 369L : E n g r R 223 
C. M. 3 9 1 : WL H 6 
: D rw . 301.9: E n g r. B. 206 
; D rw . 301.11: IL r). H a l l 212 
Drm-. 302.19; E n g r. H. 300 
j Drw. 302.21: Fingr. R. 3Q2 
D rw . 302.23: E n g r. H 308 
Drw. 302Q: FL D. H a ll 112 
FL HOIb.91: E n g l. B 105 
E .f0 1 b .9 3 : E n g l. B .206 
FL 6 0 !b.95: E n g l. R. 306 
FL 6016.97: E n g ). B .3 
I E. 601b.99: E ng!. B. 303 

FL 601b.IG I; E n g l. B. 301 
FL 601b 108: E n g l. B. 104 
FL 312K .27: E n g l. B 203 
FL 317.13: E n g l. B 8 
E. 31$ 23: E n g l. R. I 
FL 318 25 E n g l 8 .2 0 1 
E. 3791.: FL Sc, R H i 
Eco. 302.17; G H .3

E co. 3 0 2 J 9: G. H .3 1 9 
Eco. 303.21: G, H. 215 
E d. C. 318L .5: A rt B. 114 
E d .C . 320L .5: S. H .2 1 0 
VA. P. 341: S. H. 101 
E d. P .3 8 2 L : S. H. 312 
Ed. P. 387: S H. 304 
FL E. 323Q .3: E n g r. B. 138 
E. E .3 3 1 : H. Af. A.
E . E . 431: H. M. A.
FL M. 315.13: P. E. B. 302 
IL M. 220.3: P e a rc e H. 101 
FL M. 333.11: P e arce H. 105 
(rec. 6 0 1 a.I : G. G. A ud.
G er. 312L.3: B a tts H .3 0 2 
G er. 314L.3: B atts H. 104

W E D N E S D A Y 

May 29, 2 -5 P.M .

(Cia**#* m e e tin g T T 2:3 0 -4 and 
T T 3)

Bac. 3 93: E. Sc. B. 223 

: Rib. 31 TWM: VYr Ley Bibl* C h a ir 
1 Bio. 60 7 a.2 : B. L. 12 
i D rw . 301.10: FL D . H all ! 12 
D rw , 3 01.12: E. D. H all 207 
D rw . 302.16: E n g r. B. 300 
i D rw . 302.1,8: E n g r. B. 302 
D rw . 302.20: E n g r , B. 308 
; D rw . 204.2: E . D. H a ll 212 

E .3 1 2 K .2 0 : E n g ’, B. 1 
E . 3 18.16: En el. B .2 0 3 
j Eco. 302.14: B en. H. 8 
; Eco. 303.16: B en. H. 106 

Ed. A. 312.6: M oses H . ICI 
E d .C . 67 0 T b : B att* H .1 1 5 
Ed. P .S 8 0 P ; E n g l. B. 102 
Ed. P. 38 1 K : E n g l. B. 112 
F in . 355.4 Ben. H. 15 
Geo. 601 a .2 : G, G. A u d .
G er. 394: R att« H. 217 
Gov. 380: B a tts H. 104 
G rg . 326: E n g l. B 103 

: H is. S U K . 18. Batt,* H, 232 
H is. 315L .2 4 ; B en. H i l l 
I* S. 3 9 1 : M ain B .311 
, M. 3 0 IE .1 8 : Ben. H. 12 
1 M. 303.20: B m . H .3 1 0 

M. 3 0 5 E .20 : B e n .H . 808 
Af. 3331,: Ben H. 2 l l 
M. 6 9 ?L b : Ben. H . IO?
M an. 3 3 4,8: B a tts H 234 
M an. 370: E n g l, 8 201 
M a n .8 7 4 .6 : E n g i. B ICI 
M an. 376,4: B a tts H. 110 
M an. 385 .2 : Ben, H. 105 
M an. 385.4: Meze* IL 104 
M. E. 211.6: E n g r. B. 141 
M. FL 211.10: E n g r. B. 138 
M FL 211.12: E n g r. B 158 
P. E d .,3 1 0 .2 : WL G . 5 

] P. E n. 3 8 5 L : P. F. B 500 
! P hi. 370: Meze* H. 314 
s Phy. 401.8: P h y . B. 201 
■ Phv. 3 9 7 : P h y .B .3 0 1 
I S ta . 432.6: E ^ c , B. 115

w e d n e s d a y

Alay 29, 7-10 P.M .

(P h y s ic s S i 2a and S p an ish 407)

Phy, 812a (a1! se c tio n s) : H. IL A. 
Spn. 407.1 B a tts H .2 3 4 
Sp n . 407.2: B a tts H. 230 
Spn. 407.3: E a tU H .3 1 8 
Spn. 407.5 ; B a tts H, 202 
Sp n . 407.6: B a tts H. 101 
Spn. 407.7: B a tta H . 232 
Sp n . 407.8: R a tts I!. 232 
Spn. 407.9: B a tts H .2 3 4 
Spn, 407.10; B att* H . 105 
Spn. 407.13: B a tts H .3 0 2 
Spn. 407,15: B a tts FL 102 
Spn. 407.17: B a tt* H . 115 
S p n . 407,19: B a tta H . 215 
Spn. 407,21: R a tts H. 307 
Spn. 407.23: B a tt* H. HO

T H U R S D A Y 

Alay 30. 9 -12 A.M. 

(C la s se s m e etin g M W F 3)

!
' Acc. 611 a .9 . WL H. 201 

A c c .6 1 1 a .ll W. U . 316 
Acc. 61 lh.17 : WL R . 301 
A r. E . 262; A. B. 208 
A rt 305.3: A. B. 105 

I B. WL 320.9: B en. H. 106 

C h. 8 0 U .1 5 : C. B. 15 an d G. B 14 

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G er. 324L .3: B a tta H. 104 

I Gk. 407.4: G. H. ICI 
I G ov. 374: G. H . 7 
I H. E . 306: H. E. B. 331 
: H. E . 327: H. E. B. 211 

H is. 315K .18: G. H. I l l 

i H is. 31 B L J I : G. H. I 
| In*. 274: WL H. 23 

L a t. 406.3: G. H. IOO 
L a t. 407.2*. B a tts H. 110 
M. 301.9: Ben. H. 201 
M. 3 0 1 E .2 1 : Ben. H. 106 
I M .3 0 1 E .2 3 : Ben. H .2 1 4 
M. 303.13: Ben. H. 15 
M. 303.15: Ben. H. C02 
M. 303.17: Ben. H. 101 
M. 304.17: Ben. H. 104 
i M, 204E .13; Ben, H 107 
M .3 0 5 E .2 5 : Ben. H. 102 
M. 6 1 3 E a ,1 3 : Ben. H .8 
M .6 1 3 E b J.7 : Ben. H .2 0 8 
M. 326.9: Ben, H .3 1 0 
M. 688b: Ben. H .314 
i M an. 384.11: WL H. 310 
, M an . 336.3*. W . H. 112 
M an. 362.3: W. H. 14 
M. FL 812.9: E n g r. P. 204 

! M. E. 466K : E n g r. B. 212 a n d 301 
I Mkt. 337.9. WL H .3 0 6 
M kt. 339.3 W H. 2 
M. S. 824b.3: E . D. H all 115 

I Mu*. 269L .4: Mus. B. 106 

P. E n. 3 2 1.3: E n g r. B. 137 
P E n . 362.1: E n g r. B. 215 
P h y . 401.5: Phv. B. 201 
P h y . 609a: P h y . B. 203 

i P sy . 349: B a tts A ud.

Pay. 377: Meze* H. 106 
. P sy . 3 8 4 K: M ezes H . 104 
Psy. 3 8 4 M : M eres H. 305 
! Rue. 407.4: R a tts H. 217 
Sec. 102.5: W. H 216 
Soc. 802.13: G. H. 203 
Soc. 3791.: G H.2O0 
Spe. 11 ILA : Spe. R. 202 
Sp*. I l l L .3 : Spe. B. 202 
Sp*. 319.13: Sp*. B. 213 
1 Sp*. S67L .1: Spe, R .3 H 
Sp*. 3 6 7 L.3: Spe. R .214 
S p e .3 6 7 L .5 : Spe. B.201 
Spe. 367L .7: Sp*. B. 310 
S ta . 432 9: WL H. 101 
T r. 366: WL H. IO

T U E S D A Y 

May 28, 7 - U P.M.

(C h e m iv try 605b and F rench 407 
and 612a)

C h. 605b (nil s e c tio n s ) : B atta Aud.* 
CL B. 15, G. B. 14. H .M A 

F - 407.1: B atta H. 102 
F r. 407.2 B a tts H. 234 
F r. 407.3: B a tta H 234

I Ch. 372L : FL Sc. B. 331 
C. M .3 7 9 : E n g l. B. 102 
C. M .4 7 9 : E n g l. B. 102 
E . 601 K l0 5 : E n g !. B. 30.1 
E. 6 0 lb . 107: E ng! B .3 0 4 
E. 601b. 109 . E n g l, B. 306 
E 6 0 1 b .l l I : E n g l. B .2 0 6 
E. 6 0 1 b .ll3 : E ng!. B, 201 
E. 601b.l 15: E n g l. B. 204 
E. 312K.31 ? E ng! B. 203 
E. 317.15: E n g l. B.301 
E. 318.27; E n g i. B. 105 
E. 318.29: E n g l. B 208 
E. 387: E ngl. B. 308 
E m . 302.21: E n g l, B. I 
Eco, 303.23: Meze* H. 101 
E. M. 315.15: E n g r B .3 0 0 
E. M. 220.5: E n g r. B 206 
E . M 333.13: E n g r R. 204 
F in . 3 81: E ng! B 108 
F in . 397 : M ezes H* 102 
F r . 396K : R a tts H. 217 
M. 801E .2 5 : B en H 206 
M. 303.19: Ben. H 310 
M. 304.19: Ben. H. 12 
M. SOY FL 27 : Ben. H. 314 
M. HOK : Ben. H .2 1 4 
M E. .311.9: E n g r B. 141 
M. E. 342: E n g r B. 138 
M k t 339.5: Ben. H. 101 
P. Ed. 310.3 . S. H 101 
P sy. 3 8 6 L : Mezes H. 305 
Psy. .389K : Mezes H . 106 
Psy. 395K Mezes H. 814 
Spe. 186: B att* H. I IO 
Spn. 396K : B att* H. 217 
S ta . 432.11: B a tts H .2 3 4

T H U R S D A Y 

May 30. 2-5 P.M .

( A i r Science 403b, G erm an 406, 
M ilita ry Science 401b, and 
N a ta l Science 303)

40 7h (a ll s e c tio n s ) : H . M. A. 
406.1 : B a tts H. 115
406.3; B a tts H, 101 
406.5: R a tts H. 102 
406.7: B att* H. .307 
406.9: B a l u H 232 
406.! I : B att* H. 234 
406.13: B att* H. 318 
. 401b (all s e c tio n s ) : B i t t s 
Aud.
. 303 (a ll sectio n s) : R. L. IS

Yr. 407.4: 
Yr. 407.5: 
Yr, 407,6: 
F r 407,7: 
F’r. 407.9: 
F r. 4 0 7 J I 
F r. 407.13 
F r. 407.U 
Yr. 407.17 
Yr. 612 * .l 
F r. 6 l2 a .2 
F r. 612a.3 
F r. 612a.5

B a tts H. I U 
B att* H. 101 
B atta H .1 1 5 
B a tts ll , HO
B att* H .2 3 4 
: B a tts H .202 
: B att* H 232 

B a tts H. 105 
i B att* H. 232 
: Batt* H. 302 
: B a tts H. 104 
; B a tts H. 307 
: B att* H. 318

W E D N E S D A Y
May 29, 9-12 A.M .

(C la s se s m eetin g T T S l l )

A rc. 213L .4; A, B. 105 
A rt 333 A. B. 307 
B a c .816: FL Sc. B. I l l 
Bac 629b.*2: H .M . A.
C. FL 435.2: E n g r. B. 138 
D rm 365L : D rm . K, 301 
FL M. 220.2: Finer. B. 204 a n d 206 
H E . 205.2; H .E . B .1 0 5 
H E, 305.2: H IL B. 105 
H is. 315L.16: B a tts H. 232 
L at 224: E n g l. B. 5 
M . E . 312.14: E n g r. B 301 
M. FL 224.6: E n g r. B. 212 
M u * . 4 I T b . 2 : R e c i t a l H a l l 
r h r 113b.4. E. Sr B 137 
P h y 401.4. P a y . B .201

T H I BSD A Y
May 30. 7-10 P.M .

( C l a r e s m ee tin g T T 4. TT 4 -5 :3 0 . 
T T 5. T u 1:15 6:45, and 
Th 4 :1 5 -6 :4 5 )

Eco. 302.16; Meze.* HL 101 
Eco. 803.18: Ben. H .8 
Ed. C .6 6 7 R .1 : M us. B. 105 
Ed. C. 667T.4 : Mu*. B. 108 
Ed. P 3 7 6 P : B a tt- Aud.
E M. 397 : E n g r. 3. 204 
Hi*. 315L.26 B m . H. I l l 
Phi 385 Mezes H IO!
R. E 378L : B*n H. U 4 
Spe. 355. M ete* H. 106

 T H E D A IL Y T E X A N P *g# A Friday. April 

7k. 1957 

! J o r d a n 

Little Man On the Campus

S t a g e

Bv Biblcr Texan Abroad

It Could Be You. . 

js« f™' Usi"g
In less than two weeks, two University students have Ike’s Doctrine 

r

been killed in car accidents along the rural highways of 
Texas. Their deaths brought deep grief to their families, 
a heartfelt loss to sorority sisters, fraternity brothers, 
and personal friends, but to most students they meant 
very little.

With 16,760 students roaming the Forty Acres it is 
too easy to face the news of death with a shrug of the 
shoulders and a philosophical attitude of “it will never 
happen to me.” The fact remains that last >ear 6 percent 
of fatal accidents on rural highways involved students.

The age bracket from 20-24, which co\ers most stu­
dents allowed to have cars at the University, caused 16.7 
percent of all rural accidents in 1956. This is the highest 
ratio for accidents, and comes from an age group which 
has only 11.5 per cent of the state’s licensed drivers.

Every day seven people die on Texas highways and 
305 are injured. Dollarwise this costs over $500,000 per 
day in property loss alone. People tend to view statistics 
w ith little interest and less emotion, but the 2,611 Texans 
killed last year paint a picture that graphs and charts 
fail to visualize.

Judging by the haste in which students leave Austin 
for holidays, the OU game, and weekends at home it is 
only logical that speed is the leading reason for accidents 
in the rural areas. With faster, newer cars dominating 
the traffic scene, drivers are placing too much confi­
dence in the powerful models with not enough common 
sense in driving. This is emphasized by the 60 percent of 
the fatal accidents which involve only one car.

Every University student shares the responsibility of ■ 

leading the motorists of Texas in cutting down the un­
necessary slaughter of fellow citizens that occurs each 
year. Traffic rules, a basic part of the driver’s license 
test, should be retained and practiced after receiving a 
license and not forgotten because the test is over. Deaths 
and injuries are steep prices to pay for laxity in safe 
driving habits.

It is the duty of each student to conduct an individual 
safe driving campaign to reduce the black* plague of death 
that covers the highways of Texas.

The conscientious student will accept the burden and 
remember the grim picture that faces the Texas motor­
ist. But the average student will probably forget—and 
ma.\’ become a statistic.

—GOODWIN

This Was A pril
O ne Year Ago

If you w ers on cam p u s last A pili but didn't run for o ffic e —w ell 
you just w eren't in the sw ing of things. The m ost crow ded field 
in 
y e a r s included seven candidates for the two m ost influential posts. Foul 
well-known students w anted to be president, and three, D aily T exan 
editor R un-offs in these ra ces involved L loyd H ayes and N ancy Mc- 
M eans, victors and their opponents Bill Wright and D oyle H arvili

The T exan staff rushed an election extra into print after the first 
day s balloting, haw king 
three 
it on streets and 
hours after polls closed The extra, second in tw o >ears. w as m ade 
possible through the stu d en ts’ use of borrowed voting m achin es. Until 
1955 
com p lete results had been unknown until tired ballot-counters 
finished their job late at night.

in d w ellin gs about 

C andidates did not have the ballot to th em selv es. 7’here w ere two 
constitutional am en d m en ts, one for staggerin g Student A ssem bly term s 
and one for a straight plurality election plan, as w ell as the contro­
versial referendum on raising the compulsory' T exas U nion fee

“ IN ORDER TO FORM A MORK PF.K PF.tT UNIO N" partisans 
of the student center at the corner of Mall and D rag had cam paigned 
in 1932, had not 
p ersisten tly for years. The Union Building, erected 
grow n a square foot in the quarter-century w hich had seen U n iversity 
enrollm ent trip le. The m ain stream s of student life had begun to pass 
the Union by, and m any w ho found activity and recreation elsew h ere 
saw' no need to stem the trend. On the other side, and m ore vocal, 
w ere Jitter N olen his U nion staff, the Student A ssem bly, the T exan 
and the students w ho did use the Union or felt they would if m ore w ere 
offered. In the blueprints w ere additional lounges, reading room s, f a t ­
uity room s, a sm all theater, bow ling lanes, a 
lakeside branch, and 
num erous other en ticem en ts

Such U nion-using groups as the E x-Stu dents’ A ssociation had agreed 
to share part of the $2,OOO.WX) cost The go-ahead sign aw aited assu ran ce 
of the stu d en ts’ share. The Board of R egents required that two-thirds 
of 30 per cent of the students approve the projected increase from SI 
'This actu ally m eant two-thirds of 
to $5 in the com pulsory Union fee 
those voting in the election I

A sim ila r attem pt had been rejected in the 1953 fall voting, and 
there w as still opposition am ong nonusers. Would enm ity and apathy 
again thw art the cau se?

E ven when the election extra c a m e out, som e doubt rem ained. 
Although 6.653 students ta record num ber! had voted for president, 79 
of these exp ressed no opinion on the Union m atter. The R eg e n ts’ lang­
uage had seem ed clea r enough until the ta lk in g when the 4 474 y e a s 
w ere seen to be 68 3 per cent of the votes cast on the referendum hut 
only 65 2 per cent of all “ in the election'' as a whole

Such a tech n icality could not keep Jitter Nolen from cla im s of 
victory. After due con sid eration, the A dm inistration agreed Students 
w ould not pay the S5 U nion fee until the sem e ste r construction began 
how ever.

The old, unexpanded place m anaged to accom m od ate two en ter­
taining Forum .Speaker gu ests that month. Henry Hull, actor, in gratiat­
ingly im personated Mark Twain and Bennett Cert touched on that 
ch aracter and others 
in A m erican 
H um or,"

talk on “ C hanging Styles 

in a 

. 

. 

t< 

CAMPI A CAVALCADE; F aculty Council voted 

pi-ohibit UT 
tea ch ers from stum ping or w riting m aterial for candidates for g o v er­
nor, lieutenant governor, and the le g isla tu r e 
. T exas R elays en- 
trants broke eight records tied one. and set two in new events . . , The 
sub sidised, unprofitable Student Clipping Bureau would te a s e operations 
in the sum m er, it w as announced . . . the D ep artm en t of D ram a pre­
. . , The ll student group* in the U ni­
sented Love s I Oil tom % Dr*! 
The C ollege of Arts 
versity R eligious Council a g ie e d to d esegregate 
. . Mica and Wk a 
and Sciences* Program in C riticism w as initiated 
hosted the N ational Independent Students A ssociation convention . 
. . 
A m ong those branded at Round-Up tim e w ere Cella Buchan, elected 
S w eeth eart of the LL; Dr. W. 7 Guy and Dr. H enry Henze, Scarbrough 
A ward recip ien ts; and Alpha Chi Om ega w hose "stein " won the last 
B est All-Round trophy for a Round-Up P arade float 

And the E a ste r bunn* cam e on April I no fooling

- j i m m i e M cKi n l e y

By 4. >1. ROBERTS

A nil I,vat

A i i M i i l r r f Pre** 
S ta te m e n ts by the A m e ric a n , 
J o rd a n , and B r itish g o v e r n m e n ts 
h a v e set the sta g e for a p p lic a ­
tion o f the E ise n h o w e r D o c trin e 
to the J o rd a n c r isis.

K ing H u sse in , e s p e c ia lly , e m ­
in­
the 

p h a size d the r ela tio n sh ip o f 
to 
tern a tio n a l c o m m u n ism 
tr o u b le s o f h is g o v e r n m e n t.

T he U n ited S ta te s put an e x ­
c la m a tio n point a fte r h er s ta te ­
m en t of v ita l 
in J o r­
d a n 's in d ep en d e n c e by o r d e rin g 
th e M e d ite rr a n e a n fle e t, in clu d ­
ing the w o r ld 's b ig g e st fig h tin g 
sh ip . to th e tro u b le a r e a .

in te r e st 

It s a str a n g e th in g to s e e the 
A m e ric a n N a v y ta k in g up the 
ro le w h ich B r ita in p la y e d in the 
a r ea for so lo n g , w h ile B ritish 
d isc u ssio n r e fe r s p r im a r ily 
to 
th eir a ir p o w er .

A n other s tr a n g e a n g le of the 
the 
p o stu r e now a ss u m e d by 
U n ited S ta te s is h e r su pp ort, for 
p u rp o se s of fr e e w orld se c u r ity , 
of a g o v e r n m e n t w h ic h r ep re ­
se n ts o n ly a m in o r ity of 
its 
p e o p le .

It 

that 
a re 

ra n be a r g u e d 
r e f u g e e s 

the 
not 
P a le stin ia n 
J o r d a n ia n s, h a v in g been 
in co r­
p o ra ted into J o rd a n through the 
Isra e l-A ra b w a r and a s a resu lt 
o f in tern a tio n a l a c tio n p a r titio n ­
ing P a le stin e . T h is c r e a te s a 
m o r a l a tm o sp h e r e d ifferen t 
from the u su a l fa sh io n rn w h ich 
a s s u m e s 
a m in o rity 
co n tro l. 
th e r e r e m a in s a 
N e v e r th e le s s , 
the 
d istin ct 
b e tw e e n 
J o rd a n ia n p o litic a l 
setu p and 
the tra d itio n a l A m e r ic a n p o licy 
of se lf-d e te r m in a tio n for p e o p le s.
T he a n s w e r , o f c o u r se , is that 
W estern su p p o rt of th e K in g is 
ig n o r­
an effo rt to p r e v en t th e 
a n c e of 
its 
h a tred for I s r a e l, fro m th ro w in g 
th e c o u n try into th e h a n d s of a 
h e g e ­
su ffo c a tin g C o m m u n ist 
m o n y .

the m a jo r ity , and 

c o n flic t 

In th is c o n fu sin g situ a tio n , the 
K in g s c la im th a t th e tro u b le is 
b ein g c a u se d b y C o m m u n ist in­
filtra tio n fro m 
th e o u tsid e b e­
c o m e s an im p o rta n t m a n e u v e r .
sta te m e n t by S e c r e ta r y 
D u lle s that H u sse in c a n he the 
ju d g e o f w h a t h e lp he n e e d s 
from 
th e U n ite d S ta te s w o u ld 
s e e m to open a broad front to 
h im .

T he 

A c tu a lly , h o w e v e r , th e A m e r i­
ca n p o sitio n is m o re o f a ste rn 
w a r n in g a g a in s t in te rv e n tio n by 
Jo rd a n s n e ig h b o r s than a pro­
in te rv e n tio n by 
m is e o f d ir ec t 
the U n ited S ta te s h e r se lf.

H u ssein c a n h a v e m o n e y and 

su p p lie s of c o u r se .

A doption by B r ita in of an a tti­
tud e sim ila r to th a t of th e U n ited 
S ta te s ca n h a v e little p r a c tic a l 
e ffe c t, sin c e the K in g w ou ld o n ly 
build a n e w 
fire un d er w a te r 
that is a lr e a d y b o ilin g by in v it­
in g a n y retu rn o f B r itish 
in­
flu e n c e.

Job Opportunities

in Alaska, 

examination has been an­
An 
nounced 
for Electronic Technician 
positions paying $4,525 a year, plus 
cost of living differential, for duty 
in the Civil Aeronautics Administra­
tion 
the United States 
Civil Service Commission has an­
nounced Applications will be ac­
cepted by 
the Anchorage Joint 
Board of C S Civil Service Exam­
iners. Pouch 9. Anchorage. Alaska 
until 
further notice. Application 
forms may he obtained from A E. 
Davis, at the Austin post office.

Engineers and accountants are 
two position i Htegories which cur­
the best opportunity 
rently offer 
for career emplo>ment with 
the 
Federal Government, the Civil Serv­
ice Commission announced

choose 

Graduate engineers in anc branch 
of the profession with or without 
from a wide 
experience, 
variety of positions throughout the 
CS at a starting salary 
ranging 
from $4 IHG to $10,320. the commis­
sion sa vs

forms and 

Application 

Informa­
tion may be obtained 
from most 
post offices and applications should 
to The Eighth Vnited 
be malled 
States Civil Service Regional Office 
U H Commerce Street, Dallas 2. 
T e x a s

•

•

to 

The 

Several Job opportunities ranging 
from 
firefighter 
were announced recently by the US 
Civil Service Commission

staff nurse 

following are Job openings 
under civil service airways opera­
tion* specialist commodity industry 
analvst 
staff nurse administrative 
assistant and firefighter Pay scale 
for these Jobs fall between $3415 
and $7 570 per tear, Working loca­
from Arkansas 
tions are scattered 
to Alaska

Also applications are again being 
accepted for the equipment special­
ist examination 
fields of 
electrical, electronics graphic arts 
and marine equipment

Further information and applica­
tion forms may be obtained from 
the Austin Post 
A F Davis et 
Office or from the I 
S Civil Serv­
ice Commission Washington 25, 
D.C.

the 

in 

in 

‘ ort DI

J. R C h a p m a n , ^ !

p r in c ip a l B ate s-
I n d e p e n d e n t S c h o o l D is tr ic t 

Vi l l e 
th e 
B a t e s v il le T e x a s , w ill be 
T e a c h e r P l a c e m e n t S e r v ic e o f f i c e on 
F r i d a v April 26. t o I n te r vie w t e a c h ­
er* o f p r im a r y a n d 
i n t e r m e d i a t e 
g r a d e s Mr. C h a p m a n w ill in ter vi ew 
bo th ' i n g l e a p p l i c a n t s and c o u p le s 
C o m e to S u t t o n 209 an d m ak e an 
a p p o i n t m e n t 
t o ­
for a n 
day.

i n t e r v ie w , 

•

•

•

•

in 

Apr il 30 

F l o y d McCrary 

dire* to r o f e l e ­
m e n t a r y p e r so n n e l O d e s sa Pu bli c 
S c h o o ls w ill he 
th e T e a c h e r 
P l a c e m e n t S e r v ic e o f f i c e on T u e s ­
(Kith 
day 
to 
t e a c h e r s 
e l e m e n t a r y an d s e c o n d a r y 
If von 
l e a c h i n g 
In all a r ea s o f 
interview! a p p o i n t ­
w o u ld 
m e n t w it h Mr McC rur v. c o m e 
to 
209 
S u t t o n Hall 
a nd w e w ill a r ­
for yo u .
r a n g e one 

i n t e r v ie w 

lik e an 

to 

i n t e r v ie w a p p l i c a n t s 

T h e E q u it a b le L ife A ss u r a n c e So­
c i e t y of th e U S w ill h a v e a r e p r e ­
c a m p u s W e d n e s d a y . 
s e n t a t iv e on 
May 
for 
I 
p o s itio n s w it h t h e ir c o m p a n y . I nte r ­
v i e w i n g fr om J u n e Ju t 
a nd A u g ­
ust c l a s s e s L ib e r al A r ts B u s in e s s 
and Arts and S c i e n c e M ak e air 
D ointm entg 
in S t u d e n t E m p l o y m e n t 
B u r ea u P e a r c e Hail 106 

A etna L if e 

I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y 
wit! ha ve a r e p i e s e n t a t i v e 
tile 
S t u d e n t E m p l o y m e n t B urea u 
P e a n e Hall K>6 
o n W e d n e x d * ' 
Ma 
I to in t e r v ie w for C la im s Ad 
Ju sters Any m a j o r a c c e p t a b l e All 
i n t e r v i e w s fay a p p o i n t m e n t only .

in 

to 

A m e n t an A ir lin e s w il l be on c a m ­
in t e r v ie w 
pus M on d ay, M ay 6 
i n t e r e s t e d In b e c o m i n g s te w - 
g ir ls 
at 
nt d e s s e s Ma tors 
any 
level riegrei Must he 21 to 26 
' e a r s o f a g e 5 2" l o 5 7 ' in h e ig h t 
M ak e a p p o i n t m e n t s In S t u d e n t E m ­
ploym ent b u re au . P earce l u l l 1*J6

In a n y 

field 

"ferreiz m attention — he's in a 

nvx>p to p a y ."

r ■' "Vi 

-j—v • 

• 

I he Firing Line

t * 

•

‘Hot and Heavy’

T o the E d ito r :

s ig n ifie a n t ^fact, the T e x a n h a s led 
m a n y to 
fa tso b e lie fs c o n c e r n in g 
S en a to r F u lle r s sta n d on th e tu i­
tion bdl.

J. E . D a w k in s

In r e : th e e d ito r ia l. “ L e a d e rsh ip 
v. R e p r e s e n ta tio n ” 
'T e x a n . April 
25) c o n c e r n in g r e p r e se n ta tio n th e­
o r y and the tuition r a ise . I w ou ld 
lik e to c o m m e n t on the la tte r to p ic .
G ra n ted , a s you do. “ the p r e m ­
is e th a t it is p ro p er for th e p erso n 
is 
r e c e iv in g th e b e n e fits o f su ch edu-
the r a m - 
r a tio n a l 
th e r eo f
portion o f th e c o st o f t h e m ,” a tui- Pu s - arK* 
is c e r ta in ly r e a - > ant s u g g e s tio n s on w h a t to sp en d 
tion r a is e to $50 
r e q u ir e m e n t to q u a lify
s o n a b le . Tha-t poin t 
m o n e y is s im p le : it sh ould 
c e d e d b y a ll, but the d isc u s sio n h a s ^or 
c e n te r e d , 
s Pont on s o m e w o r th y c a u s e or 
w h er e, on th e q u e stio n o f p r e m is e s , p r o je ct, p r e fe r a b ly c o n n e c te d w ith 

stu d e n ts, u n ite ! T h e r e 
flo a tin g around 
" o w n e rs 

L a w 
to p a y a slig n t S.j.j.000 

Lawyers Seek Annex

if h a s c e n te r e d a n y - j 

T o th e E d ito r :

s e r v ic e s 

s e e m s 

con- i 

on 

if 

Y o u r d is m is s a l 

o f 

th e 

o th e r : 

U n iv e r sity ,

a 

in 

A s 

th e 

se c o n d 

e le m e n t s 

a lte r n a tiv e , 

is th e r e th a n 

ta x - w o rth y p r o je c t 

is sh ort o f p r o v id in g 

W hile a fr e e sta te -su p p o r te d uni 

sta te j " o th er" sid e o f th e c a m p u s.

p r e m is e tth e s ta te sh o u ld p e r fo r m I W hat b e tte r c a u s e , w h a t m o re 
th e se s e r v ic e s e n tir e ly on a 
the 
su p p o rte d b a s is ! b e c a u s e no h e a v y ! U nion A n n ex (p r o p o sed to be nuilt
n ea r th e L a w S c h o o l)? T h is $35,000 
c r itic is m o f 
tu itio n h a s
th e $25 
co u ld b e u sed for b etter a n d m o r e 
b een h ea rd is p la u sib le , but it c e r 
fa c ilitie s for th e A n n ex . E x p a n sio n 
ta in ly d o e s n ’t s e e m c o n c lu s iv e .
o f p r e se n t p la n s w o u ld 

still
eq u a l U n ion 
fa c ilitie s fo r th o se stu d e n ts on the 

v e r s it y m a y be d e s ir e d , o n e 
fo rced to fa c e the r e a lity th a t in- 
flu e n tia l 
o p e r a te from o th e r p r e m is e s . T he 
fa ilu r e to m a k e th e $25 tuition a 
ta r g e t for h e a v y c r itic is m m a y be 
a r e a liz a tio n o f th e fu tility o f that 
c r it ic is m . O ne m u st m a k e th e b e st 
o f a p o ssib ly d is a g r e e a b le situ a ­
tio n .

in 
e v en t th a t th is id ea is not a c c e p t ­
ed, the Silo.OOO could b e sp en t so a s 
to sp ee d 
th e 
p r e se n t p la n s fo r th e A n n ex . T h ere 
is a lr e a d y a fund e x is tin g for the 
the A n n ex . T his 
so le p u rp o se o f 
A n n ex fund ca n n o t b e sp en t until
h e r e b y c r it ic iz e , "hot and h e a v y ." | the M a in U n io n e x p a n s io n b e g in s 
the p r e se n t tu ition . If a m o r e se r i- M ain U n ion e x p a n s io n is d e p e n d en t 
o u s effort w o u ld h a v e the slig h te st on a g o v e r n m e n t loan. T he $35,000 
c h a n c e o f s u c c e s s , I w o u ld m a k e | m a y b e the a m o u n t n e e d e d to a s-
su ch an e ffo r t.
su re the R e g e n ts o f e n o u g h m o n e y 
to c o v e r th e h ig h in te r e st r a te s o f 
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sole'!', o n T i m e c i v i l s e r v a n t s g o in g to w ork at ten 
rn th e m o rn in g look lik e an a r m y 
in w h ite 
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s o a k e d w i t h w a t e r . S h a d e d o o r w a y s
t h a t a n d w i n d o w s , m o s q u i t o n e t s a r e 
a n d 
t h e a f t e r n o o n 
n a p is back in fashion. India is no
w a r m e r than parts of T exas, al­
t h o u g h 
six 
t h e yea r; but the sun 
m o n t h s of 
s e e m s c l o s e r and brighter and the 
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in the H im a­
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l a y a n 
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the US 1 W'U scxm he off to K ashm ir, to 
fullv-equipped 
liv e o n 
h o u s e b o a t , com plete w ith servant 
and m ea ls, for $4 per day. T here 
I c a n w o r r y about all I read of in­
f l a t i o n in t h e I.J S., w here ev en m y 
A u s t i n l a n d l a d y has just announced 
a r e n t increase.

t h e hill stations 
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P a r lia m e n t and in all hut tw o sta te
le g is la tu r e s . 
po lled slig h tly 
v o te , but th e n u m er o u s o p p o sitio n 
p a r ty and 
sp lit 
into 
th e n o n -C o n g ress v o te 
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d id a te s w o n fa r m o r e s e a ts than 
th e ir sh a r e of the v o te.

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h e r e w h e n I n d i a n o p i n io n of A m e r i ­
c a a n d its p o l ic i e s w a s m o s t a p ­
p ro v in g . Tills g r e w o u t of 
p o s itio n on 
t h e S ue z fig h ti n g a n d 
M r . N e h r u ’s v i s a w i t h t h e P r e s i ­
d e n t . S o m e t h i n g l ik e n o r m a l c y h a s 
n o w b e e n r e s t o r e d , h o w e v e r , a n d
- u n d e r 
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m ir is v ie w e d a s ’ 
w i t h India a n d the 
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fe a sib le . D e sp ite t h 
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rein 
I 
u n frie n d ly , 
A m e r ic a n - a lth o u g h 
su b je c te d to a sh®
is v e r y w e ll tr e a te d . It h a s been 
in te r e stin g 
the p a s t fe w d a y s to j 
h e a r Mr. K rish n a M elton m a k in g ! 
s p e e c h e s in w h ic h he s t r e s s e s that ’ 
the fo r eig n p o lic ie s o f e a c h c o u n try J 
—in c lu d in g In d ia 's a r e b a se d on I 
the n eed to prole* I and to p ro m o te 
in te r e st. H e a d d s, of 
its n a tio n a l 
In d ia n p o lic ie s a re
c o u r se , 

A su r p r ise d e v e lo p m e n t, o f c o n ­
sid e r a b le in te r e st o c c u r r e d in the 
the
lit t le sta te o f K era la . T h e r e 
C o m m u n ists, su p p o rted b y fiv e in- 
d e p e n d e n ts, w on a m a jo r ity 
s e a t s 
in th e 
fo r m e d th e s t a t e ’s 
m en t. K e r a la 's e c o n o m ic p r o b le m s 
s e r io u s and 
a r e p r o b a b ly m o r e 
th o se 
m o r e n e a r ly 
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is 
fo r the 
a r e a s o n a b le e x p la n a tio n 
the 
C o m m u n ist v ic to r y and a ls o 
bo j r e a s o n w h y th e y a r e lik e ly to h a v e 
than p r e c e d in g 
no m o r e s u c c e s s 
g o v e r n m e n ts 
in K er a la . T h e K e ­
r a la C o m m u n ists h a v e p r o m ise d to 
g o v e r n c o n stitu tio n a lly 
th e y 
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(n eig h bor hood. Mrs. B o h is . GR 7-3749.

A L I . T Y P E S w o r k d o n e b v e x p e r i e n c e d

t y p i s t , E le c t r o m a tie . G R 2-6359.

D I S S E R T A T I O N S . T H E S E S . E le c t r o !
m a t t e ( s y m b o l s ) ; Mrs R i t c h i e U T 

n e i g h b o r h o o d . G R 2-4945.

D E L A F I E L D T Y P I N G S E R V I C E . ~ T h e - 

d i s s e r t a t i o n s 

t h e m e s . N o t a r y

G R 2-6o69.

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E x p e r i e n c e d . E ff ic ie n t . G L 3-2941.

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Irs Vick. H O 5-1343.

T Y P I N G ; S u p e r i o r q u a l i t y w o r k Mrs

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D I S S E R T A T I O N S T H E S E S . R E - 
e l e c t r o m a t i e 
E x p e r i e n c e d 
t \ p in g M in o r e d iti n g . F o u r b lo c k s fr o m
c a m p u s . Mrs. B o d o u r . G R 8-8113.

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U N o n s 

E x p e r i e n c e d . E l e c t r i c 

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PT PI N G E X P E R I E N C E D , r e a s o n a b le .

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c o m p l e t e 

p r o f e s s io n a l 

A 
t y p i n g
s e r v i c e ta il o r e d to t h e n e e d s o f U n i­
v e r s i t y s t u d e n t s S p e c i a l k e y b o a r d 
for l a n g u a g e s c i e n c e a n d e n g i n e e r ­
i n g

B U Y 

IT OR S E L L 

th e 
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t h r o u g h 

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C o n v e n i e n t l y lo c a te d s t 
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2 1 0 4 G u a d a l u p e 
Pho. GR 2-3210

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room w ith f i r e p l a c e 
le ve l a nd 2 b e d r o o m s a n d 
s to r a g e , a n d 2- car g a r a g e 
w o r k m a n s h i p a n d t h e o v e r a l l s p a c i o u s n e s s 
for a q u a l i f i e d b u y e r

la r g e fa m i l y and w o u l d Ilk* 
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fit s o u r r e q u ir e m e n t * 
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roo m. mid m o d e r n k it c h e n o n th e s t r e e t
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Y e w Mxw*

SGF 

| A Bright, Cool Summer 

* * “ For Girls W h o Can Sew

The annual Horne Economic :■> ; 

in 

tho Home E c o n o m ic ; 

style show w as held Thursday at 
5 p.m . 
Reading Room . Ev e ryth in g from 
nightgown 
modeled.

sem iform als w as j 

to 

Models w ere chosen from cloth­
ing classes 316 -for Home I ■ m a ­
(for non Hom e E c
jors), 316Q 

A B C peres 
sm all blae 
eomplemer 
Sh irley 0 
and white 
satin dresi 
date.

c which w as red with | 
trim , H e r black flats 

cd this school dress, 
iffen m odeled her blue I 
Striped woven cotton j 
suitable for class or

The 

largest group of m odels' 
come from the 316 classes. M a ry j 
Dawson modeled a blue peig- j
Ja n e 
cotton 
find D acro n blend j 
noir 
. This was her first attempt I 
dress 
wing, as w ere m any of the J 
Sit S( 
other 
A il 
mud?

dresses modeled.
•e Cushman w ore black bor- 
s with a striped blazer. The j 

ms mb

as m ade for only

B a ; ha va B ry a n modeled her vol 
W shirtwaist dress w ith full skirt 
disciplined cotton.

lo
of

in draping. G irls modeled dresses 
of their own creation.

Sharon Sm ith w as narrator for 
the style show, also modeling a 
dress w hich she made. A ll models 
wore dresses they made in class.

B e c k y B ro y le s modeled a pale 
blue batiste negligee and nlvht- 
gown. H a y B la n d w ore a tangerine 
to w hite loose fitting Brum h root 
The coat featured an oriental in­
fluence and w as made of A B C 
tangerine cotton 
cotton w ith a 
satin cumberbund.

Miss Engineer 
b i lo Be Revealed

E tta M a c Courtney modeled rin I Nan 
skin
it
Ca 
a
which cornule 
and gold patte 
Tile 32T class 
the student to 
form and thor
m aterial v 
coeds may 
lh mr own.

the M iss Eng ineer 
confest w ill be announced at the 
En g in e e rs’ B a ll F r id a y at 8 p m. 
in the C ity Coliseum.

and blouse and
th natural sire 
lyn made a bin 
tm beround of

and Carolyn d e m ­
Nan - dont 
its chose the sam e pattern, hut 
ade different ensembles from it. 
made an apricot, colored
omplemcnted 
■ accessories, i 
k blouse, and ! 
antique gold j 
nended her black I 
re d skirt. 
in draping requires 
first m ake a dress 
drape and cut the
Ting no pattern. The
copy a design or use

W in n er of 

Campus engineers went to the 
polls Thursday hr vote for the girls 
who w ere nominated for the title,
meet’ are
? 
s t u d e n t s ; waistline, and a 
! me civil skirt.

engineering 

of t h e ! low 

square 

Ann Griffin modeled a blue cot­
ton print with blue piping to com­
plement it. The dress featured a 

neckline, 
full 

dropped
four-gored

architectural 

Nom inees for M iss E r 
B e tsy Blanton, candid? 
chem ical 
Sharon Henson, represc 
engineering; 
et 
a n d 
I C ynthia Lee, eandi 
ate of 
the 
ig students; 
I m echanical engineer 
I Ja c k ie Booth, repro 
tnt ing a e r o 
I nautical engineering;
Jo a n W a re, 
candidate of the petroleum engi­
neering students, and Dianne D en­
ton, representing electrical engi­
neering.

Van K irk p a tric k and his orches­
tra w ill furnish the music, for the 
hall.

I 
Brenda Hodges modeled a sheer 
I white cotton dim ity dress w ith full 
I sleeves.
I C arol Beth' F illm o re w ore a j
j beige cotton dress with a straight j
in back was i
I front. The neckline 

low and the w aist w as shirred into 
a full skirt. Fren ch embroidered 
trim around the m id riff added a 
finishing touch to the dress.

It looks like a bright, cool, and 
inexpensive spring and summer for 
thcce girls who have proved their 
a b ility to sew w ith a professional 
look.

A D S Initiation 
Set for Friday

An “ im 

p i e
tising agency a 
he given to tile 
advertising fr« 
advertising stu< 
“ task fo rrc ” of 
In two session!
initiation w ill be held F rid a y .

” of an adver- J 
nd client w ork w ill I 
Alpha Delta Sigma | 
ie rn ity and other | 
tents by a six-man ;
dvertising experts j 
F rid a y . Tile A D S j 

E a r l 

Headed by J . 

Brennan. I 
president of Brennan, M e d a ry and : 
Robins, speakers w ill attempt to 
give a varied picture of agency i 
work, client work, and the quali­
fications needed for success in the I 
fiekl of advertising.

The first session w ill he held ; 

from 2 to 4 p.m. 
Building 307. The second w ill he j 
at the ADS initiation banquet to 
be held from 6 to 8:30 p m, in the

in Journalism 

ETTA M A E C O U R T N E Y

—Photo by J {

Parties and Retreats

A hayride w ill be held F r id a y j Oklahoma w ill speak on 

“ Inter- 
ftt Countryaire, sponsored by the . personal Relations.” The retreat 
N ew m an Club. A box supper w ill j w ill begin at 12 o ’clock and a m ­
be served and there w ill he dane-) tinue until IO p.m.
Ing, Admission is $1 per couple. '
Those 
a tte n d in g s 
should meet a t N ew m an Annex at I 
7 30 p m.

interested 

in 

''Suppressed D esires’* w ill be the 
them e of a costume ball at the 
Alpha T au Om ega fratern ity house 
F r id a y night.

The hall w ill be held w ith th** 
D elta D elta D elta sorority at 8:30 
p m. F r id a y . A cornix) w ill furnish 
music for dancing.
e

A Goodbye April-Hello M a y 
d a n c e w ill he held Satu rd ay by 
m em bers r f D elta S ig m a P i , busi­
ness fratern ity. Site of the dance 
w ill he the Knights of Columbus 
H a ll.

a

D elta G am m a sorority w ill go on 
a 
retre at to the Mission V a lle y 
Guest R anch at Nevi Brau n fels this 
weekend. H ic group w ill leave at 
noon Satu rd ay and return Sunday.
C a rl Bred t. associate dean of 
the guest

Student L ife , w ill he 
speaker.

Activities wall include recreation, 
a picnic supper, group discussions, 
and a Sunday worship service.

•
Alpha P h i sorority w ill have a 
rive rb o at p a rty Sunday from 5 to 
IO p m . A picnic and gam es w ill 
he followed bv dancing on the boat. 
R ecords w ill furnish the music.

•
Open house for foreign student* 
w ill be held at 
the f i l l Om ega 
house by the sorority from 4 to 5 
p rn. on F rid a y .

•
W estm in ster Student F ello w sh ip
✓ V ill have a “ spring fe a r e r ” re- 
 

l i en* S a t i m d a v 
t 
R a n ch on L a k e T ra v is . D r. J . C la y ­
ton F e a v p r of the U n iv e rsity of

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T H E BETA C O M B O ,

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U S N S A Offers I ours

Students w ith lim ited ti] 
udgets can tra v e l this y 
'sponse to demand for a

can

is Cl 
Tour. '

The W hirlw in d 
program costing 
ipants visit F ra n c e , G erm s 
tria, Ita ly , the F re n c h R h 
French Alps.

Tlie tour leaves Quebe< 
IS Neptunian J u ly 6, a n 
ly fest

Chi Omeqa Honors time for Bastille i 
P a r is ; and returns 
. August 28. Europoa 
I as guides on all N 
am ple opportunity fi 

G iven at Banquet

I dents in inforn 
i vidod.

Costum e Party 

C S ™ rn■ Set for Tonight

The annual Founders D a y B a n ­
quet of Chi Omega w as held W e d ­
nesday at the Austin Country Club, 
and aw ards were presented to so­
ro rity members and pledges for 
scholarship and activities.

The theme of the banquet was 

Spring Sea 
eluded a
ved as a backdrop for I
* hich served as a backdrop 
the general setting. 
sea 
Shells filled w ith all types of spring 
flowers served as the m ain table 
sea 
arrangem ents with 
hells in pastel shades running the I 
length of the table,

sm alle r 

I/irge 

M rs. R . 

Iv. M asters, general 

chairm an, served as toastmistress. , 

Colleen O'Connor 

received 
the M other's i 

the 

Be st Pledge Cup, 
Club B ra c e le t, and the Best Pledge 
Scholarship Cup The Best Pledge I 
Notebook B race le t w as presented 
to Peggy P a rk e r.

O ne of the sem ester’s biggest 
blasts with a sm attering of cult­
ure w ill take place F r id a y night 
at tho P h i G am La k e House. C o ­
sponsored by F T a rt and arch itect­
ure students, this y e a r ’s costume 
hall sports the name of " I a* Sacre 
M a c a b re ” — meaning 
“ The Death 
R ite .”

The we; 
outla ndish 
w itchcraft 
galore, arui 
ghosts, and 
to he pre 

S a ra Northington w as presented i 
the Best A ctive Scholarship Cup. I 
The Alum nae B ra c e le t for most 
Im provem ent 
awarded to Suzanne Cashm ere.
N ancy Baston received the Aotivi-j8:3 0 until the bewitching I
ti ex Cup.

The bal 
cd “ C har 
last-minut 
arch! tee tut

in scholarship w a s ' 

C arolyn Cantw ell w as aw arded 
tile in tram u rals Cup, 
and K a y 
Monroe r e c e iv e d the Best B ig S i s ­
ter Cup.

Best Active Cup and Alum nae 
B ra c e le t w ere awarded to Sandra 
Moore. Best Big Sister-Little Sister 
Scholarship went to F ra n c e s I,a- 
B a rb e ra and A n o d ic Burton,

Is 
“ Co-operative Youth S tu d y " 
the title of a broad scale research

midnight Tick 
pie and im Iud 
from the ball < 
promotion of i 
scholarship fur 

F o r more in 

call Jo h n 
Ruth Dot;

Charm C cm

Tile C harm 

/ program in which the Hogg Foun­

dation for M ental Hygiene is par-
11 <' I f 
t i l ' 
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in 
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Tune Sleuth Tells
O f Tune Snatching

R o u s s e G i v e s A d v i c e McKeithan Given

AFROTC Unit H as Inspection

The A ir Fo rc e R O T C W ednesday 
completed 
in­
spection by a three-man unit from
A ir Training Command headquar- pending.

its annual federal 

tion of 

lees at M a x w ell A F B , An evalua-

the U n iv e rs ity unit 

is

O n H o w to Be H a t e d Fulbrighl Grant

H ints on how to be hated without 
re a lly tryin g w ere given by Thorn-1 
as A . Rousse, profesor of speech, j 
in a recent talk entitled "H o w to 
Be Disagreeable in a Disagreeable 
W a y " before the A rm ed Fo rces 
Luncheon Club,

M r. Rousse said, i f s quite simple 
if you follow a few easy rules. 
First, never try to be diplom atic. j 
fla tly w i t h 
A lw a ys contradict 
phrases such as "y o u 're absolutely 
w rong.” or "th a t s the stupidest 
thing I ve ever h eard ."

Also it helps not to listen to what 
the person is saying at all, hut to

pass the tim e staring into space, 
thinking up arguments to use when , 
he does shut up. T hird ly, identify 

the individual with the argum ent, 
using such phrases as, "a n y person 

who thinks that must be a Com ­
m unist," or "yo u only think that 
because yo u’re a ll tied up inside," 
Another technique that is espec­
ia lly common around the home is 
i' 1' 
h.v M ’ 
technique.” 
In this method, one 
doesn't answer the person at all, 
hut sim ply glares m alevolently, 
sniffs, and walks aw ay.

l f >'i-st' f G - hr- - 

.. 

D r. Daniel M , M cK eith an , asso­
ciate professor of English, has 
been aw arded a Fulbright grant to 
lecture on Am erican literature in 
two Fre n c h universities next year.

Dr. M cK e ith an , a specialist 
in 
Nineteenth Century Am erican liter­
ature, w ill lecture at the U n iv e rs i­
ties of Strasburg and Bordeaux.

D r. M cK e ith a n has bachelor of 

arts and m aster of arts degrees 
from 
the College of Charleston, 
and a doctor of philosophy degree 

from the U n ive rsity.

W hat a man uses on his face 
is im p o rta n t

C H O O S E q u a l i t y 

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Rich, creamy quality for
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Brushless .60 Lather 65 

Old Spice aerosol 
Smooth Shave 1.00

S H U L T O N
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Choir to Sing 
At Recital Hal

Tile U n ive rsity A Cappella Choir 
directed b y P a u l Engelstad, w ill 
g n e its annual spring concert 
in 
M usic Building R e c ita l H a ll at 8:13 
p rn. F rid a y .

The 44 choir m em bers represent 
"th e cream of the chorus crop,” 
M r. Engelstad. assistant professor 
of music, said. Three hundred stu­
dents auditioned in Septem ber and 
F e b ru a ry, and the final 44 were 
chosen 
for p u n ty of voice and 
blending ability.

Representative of the entire U n i­
versity. the choir include* 18 m em ­
bers enrolled 
in divisions other 
than the College of F in e Arts.

The first part of the program 
; w ill consist of " O Ix n d G o d ," by 
Tschesnokoff; "C h eru b in Song,” by 
‘ Tschaikow sky; "M otet for Advent, 
E n t r a n c e S cen e ." by Gustav 
S c h re e k ; 
Jo y fu l Noise 
Unto the L o rd ." by Sven Lekberg. 
from P sa lm IOO.

" M a k e a 

Seven 

selections 

from B a c h ’s 
"Je s u , P rice le ss T re a su re ” w ill he 
given. P a r t three w ill include " L if t 
Up Y o u r Heads. Ye Mighty G a te s," 
by Le isrin g : 
"O L o r d H a v e 
M e rc y ,” by Ralph W illia m s : "L o s t 
in the N ight,” by F . M elius Chris- 
! tiansen. w ith a soprano solo by 
M a ria n Knox: 
from
"B r a z ilia n P s a lm ," by Je a n B e r­
ger; and "G o d ’s Son Hath Set Me 
F r e e ,” by E d v a rd G rieg.

"A lle lu ia " 

in a humorous fashion punctuated i 
with demonstrations on a piano 
said. " I refuse to put music up on 
a pedestal w here the average man 
can't reach it.”

Appearing at the U n iv e rsity for 
the fifth tim e, the popular speaker 
and w rite r on music who is a reg­
u lar cast m em ber of the “ M etro­
politan Opera Q uit: of the A ir ,” 
was sponsored by the C ultural E n ­
tertainm ent Committee

“ I would ra th e r hear the jazzing 
of the classic than nothing at a ll,” 
said D r Spaeth, who added that 
he has heard 16 "jazzed ” versions 
of the W a rs a w Concerto.

Dr. Spaeth also cited a number 
of tunes which had been lifted from 
Chopin s m usic, such as " I 'm A l­
w ays Chasing R a in b o w s" and " T ill 
the En d of T im e ."

Often called a "tune detective 
Dr. Spaeth said that th e ir are too 
m any cases lately where modern 
popular singers w ere taking credit 
for music w ritten 
ago. 
" ‘Love M e Tender’ was taken note 
for note from ‘Aura Lee w ritten 
" Y e t 
in 1871. ’ said Dr. Spaeth, 
E h is P re sle y 
the 
is 
credit for it now.”

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Dr, Spaeth, speaking about music

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F R ID A Y
5^5— B B A W ives cookie sale, W a g ­

9-3— B B A Week exhibits. W aggoner 

goner H a ll.

H all.

9:30, 2. and 7:30- Texas State H is­
torical Association. D n s k ili Hotel.
12 — Sim cha P ra tt to speak on 
"P ro b le m s of Econom ic Growth 
in Is r a e l," Garrison H a ll 305.

2-4 Alpha Delta Sigm a, 

Jo u rn a l­

ism Building 307.

3 -Cabinet meeting, Y M -Y W C A .
4— Open house for foreign students, 

„Chi Om ega house.

4 D r N athan Sharon to speak on
Science in- Israel. Ex p erim ental 
Science Building 223.

4 — "U n iv e rs ity W orld .” featuring 
D r. Je s se V illa rre a l. K T BC - T V ,
6 - Alpha Delta Sigm a initiation 
Internationa S R o o m . 

banquet 
Texas Union.

7— G am m a Delta to meet at Center 

for skating party.

7 15 - Duplicate Bridge Club Texas 

Union 313.

7 30 

Newm an Club to meet at 
Annex for hayride to Countryaire.
7:30— Chess Club. Texas Union 301.
7:30 - R abbi M orris Goodm an to

speak. H ide! Foundation

7:30-10 — Co-recreation. Wom en s 

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"U n iv e rs ity Sportsbeat, 

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7 45 -- 
K Y E T .
- D r. N orm an K W ag ner to ad­
dress Central Texas branch of 
A m erican Meteorological Society, 
Ex p erim e n ta l Science Building 
223.
- D r. Sim cha P ra tt to speak on 
"T h e Le g a l System of Is r a e l," 
B a tts Auditorium.

8:15 A Cappella Choir concert with 
P a u l Engelstad directing, M usic 
Bu ild in g R ecita l H all.

8 30 — B B A W eek dance. Texa« 

Union.

201.

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S A T U R D A Y
8 30—D ental Aptitude Tests. M H all 

9-2— Auditions for m em bership in 
the Longhorn Band, B an d H a ll
2 — P i Omega P i picnic. Zilker 

6:30— U n iv e rsity Club dinner with 
D r. P a u l W assenich giv ing illus­
trated lecture on the Holy Land. 
Queen Anne Room. Commons.
7.30 — C urtain Club banquet and 

dance. D risk ill Hotel

7 :30— "R e c it a l H a ll.” K T B C .
8—Sigm a Delta P i presents m usical 
play, "A round L a tin A m erica in 
80 M inutes.” Batts Auditorium .
8-12 — Engineers B a ll, C ity Coli­

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