V O LU M E 45 Price Five Cents AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, APRIL 18,1944 Four Pages Today No. 158 McClarney Named Outstanding Actress ll.!. Play Wins First at Houston T exan T h e F i r s t C o l i e g e D a i l y I n t h e S o u t h Service to the School and Service to the State U. T. Seeks to Train Spanish Guide Students, Make Good Personnel Leaders Urge Scholastic A id T he Thai Overdue Book Can Cost You SI Now Increased Penalty Brings Prompter Replies to Notices By increasing the library fin e lim it from $1.60 to the fu ll am ount o f the gen eral deposit fe e , the library has tried to bring more prom pt r e p l i e s to fin e n o tices this sem ester. Miss Lorena May B a ­ ker, librarian, reports that this change plus the co-operation o f the dean o f w om en and dean o f men has seem ed to bring the desired results. loan B efore this change the students considered a library fin e ju st a reasonable rental fo r the extended use o f a book rather than a pen- ; alty fo r failure to com ply w ith I rules. M any ignored J these fin e notices. stud en ts The deans have helped by send- t in g n otices to stud en ts a fte r three library notices get no response. Roger Binfield, Ex, C alled Best Actor “ This P roperty Is C ondem ned,” a Curtain Club production in one a d , w as judged b est play and P a t M cC larney w as judged o u t­ stand in g actress at the Drama T ournam ent in H ouston April 14 and 15, which was sponsored by the C ollegiate D ram atic S ociety and Red Masque P layers o f the U n iv ersity o f H ouston. Frank Ervin, pre-med student, as Tom, and Miss M cClarney, dra­ m a m ajor, as W illie, con stituted th e cast o f this p rize-w inn in g drama. “ This P roperty Is Con­ d em ned,” from one o f tw o o f T en ­ n essee W illiam s’ p lays. “ Land­ scape w ith F ig u res,” shows the m eetin g o f tw o 13-year-old chil­ dren. T h ey talk, and W illie re­ v ea ls w h at her life has been and w hat it is lik ely to be. It is the stu d y o f a child w hose plan o f life centers around th at o f her old er sister. W illie has no anchor in life. When the play opens at a rail­ road station, W illie com es in w ear­ in g thick m ake-up, dressed in her older siste r’s e a st-o ff fin ery , car­ ry in g a big doll and a banana. ! Tom is fly in g a kite. W illie’s aim i in is to walk I a certain stretch on the railroad track w ithou t losing balance. life at the ou tset It is a b ea u tifu lly w ritten play I w ith con stan t con trasts o f mood j show n through W illie. The play I d e fie s cla ssifica tio n , but accord­ in g to the rules o f com edy, can be classed as a serious com edy. the Miss M cClarney received in the college group and was U nder the present arrangem ents a fter a stud en t incurs a fin e o f $3,45 he is sent a w arn in g notice orary organizations, B eta Gamma ; jng. f rom increased en rollm en t af- Delta, Phi Eta Sigm a, and Alpha Lambda D elta have ju st been an­ nounced. A ltogether eigh ty-fou r “ sm arties” are q ualified for these honors. I that he will have to pay a new general deposit fee at the end of If a book is over­ due, the fin e is charged on Sun- The candidates o f three * days and holidays, too, | the sem ester, ter the war. hon- MCCLARNEY b est actress. School Regionals This Week-End W inners Com e Here M a y 4 for Finals Seven regional m eets o f The U niversity o f T exas Interscholas­ tic League w ill be held this w eek ­ end to qualify som e one thousand schoolboys and girls for the state m eet to be held here May 4 and 5. The purpose o f th e League is to encourage extracurricular ac­ tiv ities in the sta te ’s schools by sports and literary events, includ­ ing such varied field s as dram atics, journalism , and athletics. A t pres en t the League adding chess to its program. W U c U Q o e d . O n eJ lete M o r n i n g 8:30— Dr. J. G. U m stattd and Dr. Rex Hopper w'ill Inter- A m erican W orwshop, Texas U n ion 315. is contem plating 9 :0 0 — New' set of Red Cross C a n -J lead teen classes begins, Commons, i president,* a t 9131 F o r th e last five m o n th s Mrs. w ith th e Di- The 118 con feren ce m eets have 1 IO :30— F acu lty W ives S ocial Club, =: include: B a c k s tr a p , B arb ara: Eta- ' ,hat approxim ately 4 0 per c e n t ai e vision o f Education and I eacher A ides in the O ffice o f Co-Ordt- A ffairs * in ^ asbifigfnn. Mrs. B rockette is back on the cam pus f o r several the stu d en ts during! d a j * as genera! c o n s u lta n t to r th e in A f t e r n o o n 1:30— Inter-A m erican Workshop, tbe r e s u l t i B roch ette h a s been rurally daw tsy a,ld told I o f Int e r- A m eric a n a fa cu ^tv 5u r >r The pledges th e art». the E m p h a s i z i n g t h e n e e d f o r i n d i v i d u a l s t u d e n t g u i d a n c e a n d gi vi ng d e t a i l e d r e p o r t s of h o w t h e i r v a r i o u s a ge nc i e s w o r k e d , f a c u l t y m e m b e r s of t h e Col l e ge of F i n e A r t s a n d t h e Sp e e c h L a b o r a t o r y a n d Miss D o r o t h y A n n Ol son, d i re c ­ t o r of t h e Uni on s p o k e a t t h e m e e t i n g o f t h e T e x a s Pe r so n- —.........—♦ n et C ouncil M onday aftern oon in -....... — 3 Honoraries Tell Potentials Super G rades Q u a lify 84 the A rchitecture Building. Composed o f relig io u s cou n sel­ ors, dorm itory directors, house­ m others, departm ental chairm en and s t a ff m em bers in terested in the personnel and gu idan ce pro­ gram o f the U n iv ersity , the Per­ sonnel C ouncil is look in g into the I detailed op eration s o f the various colleges and departm ents so th a t im provem ents m ay be m ade and new' m ethods su g g ested fo r w a r-. ____ ____ ___ __ ^ __ # tim e w ork and the situ ation aris-1 in stru ctor A l p h a L a m b d a D e l t a D escribing the fa cu lty guidance given in the C ollege o f F ine A rts, Dean E. W. D oty, D onald B. Good&ll, in art, and Lawrence Carra, chairman o f the departm ent o f drama described the fa cu lty guidance given in the C ollege o f F in e A rts. stu d en ts m ust B egin n in g art choose b etw een three one o f major areas a fte r co n su ltin g fa c­ considering u lty m em bers in their prelim inary exp eriences art, Mr. Goodall Basic courses are draw ing and design for freshm en . A t th e end o f the term , please call B etty Beal!, j Tresliman year a stu d en t is graded F o rty stud en ts w ill pledge A l­ pha Lambda D elta, freshm an hon­ orary fra tern ity fo r w om en, a t the service fo r the potential m em bers L ittlefield D orm itory at 5 in o’clock W ednesday aftern o o n . Ini­ tiation w ill be M a y IO, according to ten ta tiv e plans. If there has been an y m istake in the fo llo w in g list o f girls e l­ fo r Alpha Lambda D elta igible ................................ .............. said. and to change their m ajor to a dif- j feren t f ie ld The f a c u l t y jury keeps check on jjer? Barbara A .; B enn ett, R ose-i *"ou1ld m an'; Blaine, L yllian; Bruchsaler, H elen F • Bryant N orm a- Burke K athleen- Caldwell, H orace; C ar- roll. E. E u gen ia; Chapman, Mar- and frrad e* le tte r s g aret J .; C onnolly, Barbara J .; eacft Fear Curb, Mary H ow ell; D avis, D o r o -1 ar« stud en ts thy; Fa Ivey, C. Jean ; H ey. J o h n - recom m ended fur certain jobs, Mr. anna; Holland, Mildred F rances; Horn, F loy V. See PER SO N N E L, P a g e 2 * each y ea r. Em ploym ent s« nt and sp ecific l i e n e e . Carol; Jackson, Mary j T e x a $ A.A.U.P. Studies Post-W ar University V .; Johns, N ancy; Kirby, Helen M ; K irksey, F rances; L a w s o n , Mrs. H elen Y .; Luhn, N ellie Ryan; j M cCarty, Luanne; McGraw, M an- Q uestions concerning the future on Jean - Mere, Mrs. C atherine S. developm ent o f the U n iversity, a Von ; Murphy. B etty Jean ; Pip- : post-w ar U niversity, w ill be dis- saire. G eraldine; R osenw asser, cussed at the com ing m eetin g o f tbe A m erican A ssociation o f U ni- Doris F .; Ross, M artha; S e e g e r , Martha Lee; Shelton, Ima Ruth; I versity P rofessors, T exas chapter. Silver, Marian Leah; Sm ith, Ma- Th« m eetin g w ill be held on rie A nne; Strauss, Janet G.; j W ednesday, April 3 9, from 6:30 to Tipps, Mary Sue; W hitw ell, A line i 9 ;30 p. rn. at the U n iversity Corn- Marie; Zabel, Elsie Lois; Zowada, mons. Members are asked to get ■ their tr a js at 6:20 or la ter and D orothy J. carry them to the Queen Anne Room. T hey are also asked to T h irty-five of the highest-rank- j bring su ffic ie n t change to facili- ing freshm an boys are eligib le to tate co llectio n o f checks a t the apply fo r m em berihip in Phi Eta dinner table. Extra chairs will Sigm a, honorary for be provided fo r those who wish freshm an boys, A m o N ow otny, to attend the m eetin g but n ot the dean o f men, has ju st announced, j dinner. They include: P h i E ta S ig m a fra tern ity A llen, Robert H enry; Andrew?, S ee HONORARIES, Page 2 j There w ill be fo u r speakers at the m eetin g, Dr. Ruth A. A llen, I heading the com m ittee on the post­ war U n iversity reports; C. E. Ay- level education; 1 era, U n iversity the post-war , Carl R osenquist, i stud en t, and Granville Price, the I curricula. MRS. C O N N IE BROCKETTE ★ Latin Visitors Help in Schools Mrs. Brockette Explains W o rksh o p in stitu te s T e a c h e r tr a i n in g th r o u g h w o rk ­ shops a n d in le c tu r e S p an ish a n d L a tin -A m e ric a n s tu d ­ ies is th e w ork b ein g done by Mrs. leave Connie B ro c k e tte , now on of absence f ro m th e U n iv ersity 's School of E d u ca t ion. T e a c h e r T r a in in g W ork sho p I n te r - A m e r ic a n R elations. The O ffice o f C o -O rd in a to r of In te r - A m e r ic a n A f f a i r s is m aking available to public schools in the U nited S ta te s the services of v isit­ ing L atin -A m e rica n te a c h e rs, Mrs. B ro c k e tte said. T e a c h e rs have been placed in P rovidence, R. I.; C h a r ­ lotte, N. Ck; D etro it, Mich.; D e n ­ ver, Colo.; a n d S a n ta B a rb a ra , ( a l i f . One of these visitin g te a c h e r s is B e a triz A n tiilon, g r a d u a te o f 1 the U n iv ersity of C osta Rica, who took g r a d u a te w o rk h e re a t th e U niversity. She is now in D enver and wdll be se n t to S a n ta B a rb a r a befo re r e t u r n i n g h e re to th e Uni­ versity. A n o th e r p r o je c t is w ork w ith the S ta te D e p a r t m e n t o f E d u c a tio n , one p a r t of w hich is th e w orkshop now in p ro g re ss f o r tr a i n i n g of d ire c to rs a n d s t a f f m e m b e r s o f all w orkshops to be held in T e x a s this sum m er. fifteen - m inute “ T w enty - six in te r -A m e ric a n b r o a d c a sts o f an radio series will be p u t on by th e T ex a s School o f th e A ir in co­ o p e ra tio n w ith Radio H ouse as a n ­ o th e r p r o je c t of th e O ffic e o f Co- O rdinator o f Inter-A m erican A f­ f a ir s ,” .said Mrs. B r o c k e tte . the including Sutton H all 21. been held, and only the regional I U n iv ersity Club. m eets remain before fin a l co n tests here at the U niversity. In pre-war years, approxim ately a h alf-m illion T exas school children participated in the League’s pre­ lim in a ry co ntests. This y ea r, fir st p lace actin g award sen io r nam ed the ou tstand in g actor o f ’ th e en tire m eet, sen io r co lleg es and jun ior co lleg es I from W eatherford, H illsboro, and * T exarkana. Roger B u sfield, T ex­ as ex, w ho is servin g as a Marine ; th o u g h f e w e r co m ­ at S outhw estern , was named best p etitors were en tered in the lower m ale actor o f the m eet. B usfield c o u n t y b rac k ets, a b o u t as m a ny as is a form er Curtain Club member usual are exp ected to make the and plans to com e back and place j trip to A ustin from all parts of the state. One change made n eces­ is sary by war-tim e conditions the m oving up o f the fir st day o f the m eet from Friday to Thurs­ day to avoid w eek-end travel d if­ ficu lties. I ; j ; 4 5 — Inter-A m erican Sutton Hall IOU See MCCLARNEY, Page 3 315-316. 3:45— M ortar Board m eets in fro n t o f U nion to go to home o f Dr. Harry Moore. 4:30— Sem inar on C ollege Prob­ lem s, S u tto n H all 110. N i g h t 7:00— W. J. C. A ., Texas Union For Shoes After April 10:15— Kampus K ontest, KTBC. film s, at One by-product of three m eets (jse A irp lan e I , Book 2 has been the attraction to th e Urn- v ersity o f m a n y stud en ts who o th ­ erw ise, n o t hav in g seen th e cam ­ pus, m ight not have enrolled. A m ong the.se are Charles Roddy and Martha S eeg er, who com posed th e w inning journalism team in the 1943 m eet when they repro- seated Corpus Christi, r Take heart, you sh oeless people. The O.P.A, announced F riday that airplane stam p num ber 2 in Ration Book 3 will be valid fo r the pur­ chase o f one pair o f shoes begin- j ning May I . The new' stam p a n d a ir p la n e ; stamp num ber one w ill both be 1 in d efin itely . Stam p 18 good Book I expires April 30. in A nother is Martha M organ, who was a m em ber o f the w inning dra- previously j m atic group in 1939, and is now president o f the Curtain Club. Roy Bedichek, director o f the Bureau o f Public School Service, I directs the m eet from its early; stages to the fin a l m eet here. The Weather M oderate tem peratures with considerable cloudiness Tuesday and Tuesday night. Classic Week Speaker Says: Power Show Dale Changed to May 4 The date o f the Pow er Show' has been changed from May 5 to T hursday, May 4, M. V . Barton, chairm an o f the Pow er Show Com ­ m ittee, announced at a m eeting o f the com m ittee Monday a fte r ­ noon. The announcem ent cam e a ft­ er a n o tifica tio n th at the In ter­ one scholastic m eet w ilt be held day .planned. earlier than F acu lty rep resen tatives o f each d epartm ent on the com m ittee are as fo llo w s: aeronau tical, H. E. Brow n; architecture, S. E. G ideon; architectural en gin eerin g, D. P. S teven s; chem ical, W. M. N ew ton; civil, Q. B. Graves; draw ing, W, F. C ottingham ; electrical, A. W. S tr a a o n ; m echanical, H. E. Brow n; p etroleum , G. L. Corrigan. S tu d en t co-chairm en are Bill Booth and Banks McLaurin Jr. Teachers, Neighbors Workshops to Hear Umstattd and Hopper By g i v i n g t e a c h e r s c h o l a r s h i p s to w o r k s h o p s o f f e r e d by t he c o ll e ge s a n d u ni v e rs i t i e s o f t h e st a t e , w e c a n h e l p p ro ­ vi de t h e e l e m e n t a r y a n d s e c o n d a r y schoo ls t h e go o d S p a n ­ ish t e a c h e r s t h e y n e e d. Mrs. Co nn i e B r o c k e t t e sa i d M o n d a y a f t e r n o o n a t t h e o p e n i n g m e e t i n g o f t h e r e s e a r c h , d e m o n ­ stration, and co n feren ce commit-^. t<*e« th- Tea ..’her Training j W orkshop in Inter-A m erican Re­ lations in Sutton Hall 21. of ★ Good Neighbors Needed Now' “ It is my dream th at som e day J is to be given A dults Should Be Educated— Pittenger w e m ay have co lleg es w here the Spanish lan g u a g e is required for all elem en tary education d egrees.” Dr. B. F. P itten ger also ad­ dressed the op en ing o f the fiv e- day workshop fo r s ta ff m em bers o f sum m er -workshops, which is under the sponsorship o f the S tate “ If any im m ediate help or im­ D epartm ent o f E ducation and the in ter- portance O ffice o f the Co-ordinator o f In­ A m erican relations in the post-w ar ter-A m erican A ffa irs. It is m eet­ era, it m ust involve adults o f th© in g at the U n iversity to prepare leaders to train teachers in Latin- tom orrow ’* p resen t day — not A m erican m aterials, in the S p a n -j ad u lts,” Dr. B. F. P itten ger, dean ish language, in the teaching o f o f the School o f E ducation, de- Spanish-speaking children, and in j d a red at the opening m eetin g o f other su bjects rela tin g to Latin- le a c h e r T raining Workshop* Am erican culture. “ Today’s adults should be educa­ tionally ready to m eet the prob­ lem s o f sound and cordial in ter- A m erican relation s,” he said. “ Workshop T echniques” w ill be discussed by Dr. J, G. U m stattd and Mrs. B rockette at 8:30 o'clock “ Language is only one part o f Tuesday m orning in T exas Union 315. Culture o f Latin-A m erica • the problem .” he explained. “Th© b iggest problem, how ever, is o n e will be discussed by R ex H oper at of lan gu age. 10:30. A nother com m ittee m eet­ Language, geography, and h isto ry ing w ill be held In the afternoon. are all com ponent fa cto rs w hich C onference leaders include the should be taken into consideration in im proving the id eas,” ideas, rather than follow in g: the Dr. L. S. Tirem an, g u est consul- tr n t o f Inter-A m erican education­ al problem s; Mrs. C onnie Garza Brockette, program o fficer, divi­ sion o f education and teacher aids, o ffic e o f the co-ordinator o f Inter- Americari A ffa irs, W ashington, D. Ck; Dr. M arjorie Johnston, rep-j resen tative, U nited S ta tes o ffic e j of education, W ashington, D. C. I Sociologist Coulu Gels U. S. Pos! U T -Mexico Field School Bulletin Oui A dvice on to u rist p assports, clothing, travelin g fa cilities, and housing accom m odations are in­ cluded “fo r good m easure” in th© bulletin, ju st o f f the pre**, describ­ ing The U n iversity o f T exas’s co­ operative field school to be held in M exico C ity June 14-A u gust 8. Backed by finan cial aid fro m the U ntied S ta tes D epartm ent o f S tate, the field school— second o f its kind— w ill be conducted jo in t- Dr. H. J. W’a lter Coutu, visitin g associate p rofessor o f sociology in the U n iversity la st year, w ill leave for W ashington thia w eek to take V o f T e x ., In- charge o f the research .a ctio n o f » U tu t. o f L atm -A m eraan s t u d ,* . th e N ational U n iversity or tho D ivision o f Social P rotection, which is ch ie fly concerned with ju v en ile delinquency, under the S ecu rity D ivision o f War, H ealth, and D efen se A ctivities, and M exico, Th? „ . , _ ., _ Mrs, Coutu, who is director o f the D epartm ent o f Child A djust­ Public m ent S c h o o ls w ill finish out the school year here b efore jo in in g her hus­ band. the Austin for “ E m ergence o f P ersonality,” Dr. C outu’s book on the scien tific theory o f human behavior, w rit­ ing o f which has occupied his time , . . since he sto p p e d te a c h in g la st s u m -: mer, ss still on ly 40 per cen t com- , I , • , , . , , , . . T his book ’ J . . . . . . . A dual teachin g 4t a f f from th© two u niversities w ill conduct th© tw enty-tw o courses to be given this sum m er in anthropology, art, econom ics, English, geo lo g y , g o v ­ ernm ent. history, sociology, and Spanish. S tu d en ts enrolling in th© fie ld school m ay receive fu ll credit for the courses, either here a t Th© U niversity o f Texas, or a t leadin g universities throughout the U nited S tates. , L a s t summer, at the first fie ld , school, 161 students w ere enrolled , . , sixty-seven d iffe r e n t u m - from versine* an d colleges in th e U n ite d , ________ * . „ . Present Day Art Inferior To Greek Techniq> Clarity Mrs. Brockette spoke at a m eet­ ing o f S pan ish and E nglish te a c h ­ ers in Chicago on A p ril 15. She w ill g o to S altillo, M exico, for a te a c h e r s I n a tio n a l con v e n tio n o f I spon sored by th e M inistry o f Edu- The sem in ar on college problem s j cation o f the N orm al School in Ettlinger an d Schaffer To Sp eak at Sem inar . fit k , Of in terest g , 8!e5 M exico, Canada, and Puor* , - to R ico, to Dr. Coutu s stud en ts in courses! on p ersonality developm ent and 1 Th© 1944 field school w ill hava crim inology because th ey helped I th© service o f a cou n selor fo r x , develop the co n ten ts ss Dr. Coutu l en , tudentSi Mrs. Anted* M o. observed th eir p ersonality r e a r -: ran d C onstantine o£ M exico tions in his classroom s. Much o f I the book is also derived from his observations o f his own fam ily. C ity. Jewish Groups Begin Relief Drive to A c a m p u s cam paign raise $500 for the U nited Jew ish A p­ peal Fund began yesterd ay, with Rabbi J. N ew ton Friedm an o f Hil- lel Foundation con trib u tin g $55 to start the ball rolling. The cam pus cam paign is part of a n a tion al drive to raise $ 3 2 ,000,- 000 fo r th e rescue and r e lie f o f J ew s in N azi Europe. The city goal Is $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . W ith all the Jew ish fra tern i­ ties, sororities, and HI-O, the Hil- lel Independ en t O rganization, w orking on the p roject, early in ­ dications are that the $500 goal w ill be exceeded. Sara D alkow itz is chairman o f the drive on the cam pus, and Lou G olfadden and Hilda C h a leff are vice-chairm en. T hey w ill be a ssist­ ed by one rep resen tative from each Jew ish organ ization on the cam ­ pus. A therm om eter is to be placed in the H illel Foundation to record the p rogress o f the drive each day. C ontributions may be m ailed or taken to the H illel Foundation or given to a m em ber o f any o f the p articipating organ izations. B y A L E N E W A L K E R A lectu re on “ The C haracteris­ tics of Greek A rt” by Dr. W illiam J. B attle, p rofessor o f classical languages, brought a sm all group o f art en th u siasts to g eth er Mon­ day night at 7:30 o’clock in P hys­ ics Building 20 3 , as the opening of C lassics W eek, April 17-22. Dr. B a ttle m aintains that Greek a rt is superior to present day art because o f the sk illfu l technique, clarity, zeal fo r p erfectio n , sense o f proportion, grace and charm, and refin em en t shown by Greek artists. Modern a rtists have the ten dency to try too hard fo r n ew ­ ness in approach, and th ey fail in clarity. Greek art is not an easy sub­ je c t to study because there is not much in this country. The larg- e.st m useum s have gotten som e, but in the m ain it is necessary to de­ pend on pictures and casts. Much o f the art has been destroyed. For in stance, the R om ans stole much o f it and when barbarians overran the cou n try both Greek and Roman art w as underm ined. F ire has also d estroyed som e. H ow ever, som e le ft p erfect, sculpture has been I and som e which w as found broken ‘ has been repaired by m odern art- i isis. A g re a t m any sm aller pieces B efore show ing the slides, Dr. B a ttle hum bly said th a t the best w ay to admire art w as to keep silen t, so he w ent into no great detail. The slides pictured Greek vases, coins, sculpture, sta tu ettes, and architecture. The audience was rem inded o f the large collection o f books about H orace and the Greek and Roman from the Sw enson co llec­ coins tion on display in the Rare Books Room. There are also full-sized colored pictures o f Greek vase p ainting on the ground flo o r o f the Main Building. Canteen Classes O rgan izatio n Tuesday will m eet Tuesday at 4:30 o ’clock Saltillo. in Sutton Hall 110. The speakers for the afternoon will be Dr. H. J. E ttlin ger and Dr. Aaron S ch affer. Liberal edu­ cation and problem s relating to their prospective departm ents are to be the topics o f discussion. Three Bands to Play For A rm y-N avy Relief 3 U.T. Professors Sp eak at Baylor M eet Three U niversity professor* ■spoke at the Inter-A m erican Con­ ference, “ Through U nd erstand ing Co-operation,” a t B aylor U niver­ sity on Friday and Saturday, A pril 14 and 15. Carlos Eduardo C astenada, Two Bergstrom Fliers Killed in Crash An appeal to N avy th© cam pus to save any m en on w inner o f the b attle o f bands loose co n test w ill be selected by audi- Two Bergstrom Field fliers, L ieu tenan t H arvey E. McFarland o f H artford, Conn., and F ligh t \ erie A. Richards o f O fficer S outhgate, C alif., were killed Sun­ day afternoon when their plane crashed in the hills approxim ately thirty-eight m iles northw est of A ustin w hile on a routine combat training flig h t, i t was announced by the Bergstrom public relation s *n8T for one-third o f the change w ill result in a good tim e fo r all a t the a ll-U n iversity Arm y- N avy r e lie f dance, g iv en by the Brats and U niversity the T exas Union in G re g o ry G ym- o f the B r a ts, nasium April 29 from 8:30 to 12 o ’clock, be -erred to dancers, each play- Em erson. evening. once applause and w ill play the se d a te professor o f history and last h alf hour o f the dance. The L atin-A m erican spoke three orchestras are playing free 0n “The U nited A m ericas;” H. T. o f charge and donating their fe e s j M anuel, chairm an o f school o f i education, talked on “ Problem s in sponsored by the all- to A rm y-N avy re lief. D ance C om m ittee o f ! Mary Jane McGill, past colonel E ducation of Spanish Speaking librarian, is in charge o f the j C hildren,” and Pablo Max Y ns- | dance. On her com m ittee are f ran> p rofessor in the In stitu te o f Edna Colson, new colonel o f the Latin-A m erican Studies, talked on Three popular dance bands w ill Brats, Paggy F riedell and Shirley “ Inter-A m erican U nderstanding.” — .............— ................ ............... — m eet | o ffic e. All proceeds from the dance will I The b attle o f bands co n test w ill I be divided betw een Arm y and cupants o f the plane. The two m en were the only oc­ Richards’s w ife lives in A ustin, but w'as at the home o f her parents in Oklaunion Sunday n ight. be held betw een N avy Charlie N avy relief. Frezia's band and A rm y’s B erg­ strom Field band, directed by Jack Ream s. Members o f the all-U niversity D ance C om m ittee o f the T exas B ecau se o f the present shortage Union who w ill sponsor th is dance 0f film , the School o f B usiness are Ben B aden, chairm an, Gene A dm inistration w ill not have a* S tin nett, Lucille Head, and Frank Their bodies are a t the W ilke annual picture panel o f graduates Sherwood. Mrs. K athleen Bland, Funeral Hom e pending fun eral ar­ this year. for assistan t dean o f w om en, and C. rangem ents, M cFarland’s body will be sent to Elmwood, C onn., and the first hour and the tw o com - V, Durham o f the s ta ff o f the Richards’s w ill be sen t to South* (feting bands w ill draw places for dean o f men, are fa cu lty mem bers g a te, Calif* M oton C rockett’s band w ill bow out o f com petition and w ill let the Arm y and N avy bands battle it out. C rockett w ill play The School o f Law picture pan­ el w ill be made later in the year to include the A ugu st graduating playin g the n ex t two hours. The t o f the com m ittee. _ I class, B.B.A* G ra d s W o n t H ave Pictures; Law G ra d s W ill interested will DR. W . J. BATTLE The n ext set o f Red Cross can­ teen classes w ill be sta rtin g soon. All persons Tuesday m orning at 9 o ’clock in the G om m ofs for organization o f such as sta tu ettes and coins have j the tw enty-fou r-hou r course, and been found buried w ith the dead, j further arrangem ents. A nyon e The Greeks w ere an original j who has had the Red Cross nutri- people, but they did not in ven t the Lion course is qualified fo r can- the teen work, since this is the only foun dation s o f art. E gyp t, and Assyria requirem ent. All can teen work- Orient, Babylon, contributed to the foun dation s, but I ors w ill work the Red Cross G reece controlled and developed grill and at the airport, w ith cer- the art. | ta in hours assigned. P K o n « 2 - 2473 — T H E D A I E Y T E X A N — P K o n s 2 - 2 4 7 3 V ' TUESDAY, APR IC 18, 1844 Longhorns Play San Marcos Fliers Here Today Sports Review World News at a Glance Crippled Texas | l9 4 4 M a jo r L e a g u e Btusd tm I.M.S. Rtports L O N D O N — D rastic restrictions 'W A S H IN G T O N Ready to Break R ace B eg in s T o d a y Losing Streak league hairball ieaion w ill start third wartim e major Chicago at Cincinnati (W y s e ▼#. W a lte rs ) T h * B y F O R R E S T M C D O N A LD Texan Sport* Staff Determined to break th eir five* frame losing streak, Coach B la ir > team 1 C herry's hustling baseball takes on the San Marcos Fliers a t Clark Field this afternoon at 3 :15 o'clock. The Steers w ill be seriously i two players handicapped, since have quit and several others have ! labs, but an impromptu line up i has been formed to tussle with the hard-hitting Fliers. Speedy Bob Dalzell, the Long- ; horns ace pitcher, is slated to start the hill, with Dave Ph illey on read y to take over in case he falters. B ig B o b has started four games and has been shelled every time, but has been pitching against tremendous opposition each time, and and hold the F liers down. is expected to do his part j M eanwhile the entire squad has been undergoing rigorous hitting practice, and have been showing up well. The main fau lt hereto­ fore has been neither the hitting nor the pitching, but miserable support in the field. F lo yd Bak er, w'ho won 14 games w hile losing only fou r last season, a record excelled in service teams o n ly by Sid Hudson, w ill take the mound against Texas. The big righthander w ill probably be the best pitcher the Steers w ill face this season. The starting outfield fo r Texas w ill probably be B illy “ R ooster" in Andrew s left, Captain Bob Campbell in center, and either Duke Belen or converted catcher P a u l M antle in right. The infield w ill remain the same w ith Cox on first, H unt on sec­ ond, Condor a t short, and Steph­ ens on third. Behind the plate w ill be Ja c k Avinger. Avinger, who got five hit* in aix attem pt! over the week-end aga mat Brooks Field and Randolph Field , seem* to have forced out Chris Hubbard from the catching •pot. This w ill he the first of three games against San Marcos this season, w ith the next to be played the first week in May. Tuesday under an unofficial nod of approval the W h ite from House, with Vice-President H en­ ry W allace again subbing for F.D .R . in tossing out the first bali. The schedule of today’s games with probable pitchers in paren­ thesis! N A T IO N A L L E A G U E Boston at New York (Ja p e ry vs. Adam s) Brooklyn at Philadelphia ( W y ­ att vs. B a rre tt) A M E R IC A N L E A G U E New York at Boston (Chandler Cleveland at Chicago (Sm ith vs. St. Louis at Datroit (Su nd ra vs. vs. T e r r y ) Hum phries) T ro u t) Philadelphia St. Louis at Pittsburgh (Cooper vs. W ashington ▼s. Row e) (H a rris vs. Leonard) K ap p a Sigs W in , 7 - 0 In S o ftb a ll O p e n e r B y P A T T A Y L O R I n tr a m u r a l E d ito r Intram u ral softball began on the intram ural field at 5 o’clock yesterday with the playing of the first games in the N a vy Division, Then at 7 o’clock the first F r a ­ games were tern ity Division played. H ere are the day’s scores: 5th Co., Carothers, 13, 2nd Co., Andrews, 8 Carothers, 3 Andrew’s, 2 Sigma, 0 Alpha, 0 3rd Co., Carothers, 7; 4th Co., 1st Co., Andrews, IO ; 3rd Co., D elta Tau D elta 7; Phi Kappa Kappa Sigma, 12; Lambda Chi ★ The hest pitcher o f the day was R o y Cox, Longhorn basketball captain, playing for Kappa Sigma, Cox had excellent control and a good hit of speed. He allowed only 4 hits and 4 walks and struck out 6 men. The best-looking N avy team was the 1st Co., Andrews. They had a pitcher w ith a good fast hall who show* signs of developing into a fa ir hurler. The Kappa Sigma game was the best game of the day, but on the whole the N a vy teams looked a little better than the fra tern ity aggregations. N either Kappa S ig ­ ma nor the 1 st Co,, Andrews, had much, and both w ill have to show s great deal o f improvement to do anything this season. On the whole, the games were rather slow and the playing sloppy, but the fact that these wrere the first games of the season must be remembered. ★ K irk Kessler looked pretty good pitching fo r the Alpha Tau Ome­ gas in a practice game, but Buck Bradley, who relieved him during the last two innings didn’t look so hot, and could well be shifted to the outfield. Sigma Nu, which won its sched­ uled game by forfeit, looked good in smashing the Chi Phis, but the Chi P h il w eren’t much opposition to judge by, though the Sigma Nus have a fa ir pitcher, who is a little wild, but fast. Two men batted 1.000 for the victorious Kappa Sigmas. They were pitcher Roy Cox and right- fielder Doug Stew art, another Longhorn basketball star. Stew art got a home run, a double, and two walks. Cox hit a triple, a dou­ ble, and a single. Sergeant A. M. W om ack Jr., ’23. B .B .A . B.A . '24. ha* been , awarded the A ir Medal with oak leaf clunter fo r night flights o v e r ! enemy territory in the Mediter- ; ranean area. He is a crew member of a troop carrier plane and has been oversea* since last May. 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Lake Austin Blvd. a t End E n fie ld R d — Dial 8-0238 Steer Nelfers Defeat Pirates U.T. W ins Fourth Meet in Row, 8-1 B y G E O R G E R A B O R N T e a s i» Sports Editor Brooks and Randolph Field Clubs Were Too Good Since the Longhorn baseball the box scores listed below. W hen Overwhelm ing th , Southwestern I t “ th eir netter, fo r Longhorn tennismen came through with their fourth straight victory j in as m any starts by winning 8-1 ; on the Pivates’s home courts. “ pI» )r*. ,,hi* second time, the » * h* vc dec,rted Ihu raday to run our batting, fielding and pitching av- | tics, erages. t 0 w ai until w ‘ „ ,r “ n customary ; may help out the Steers s statis- w e ll include t o d a y , g.m e, which T h o « d « y . Besides, we didn’t receive com­ plete box scores from San Antonio and thus were forced to do con­ in compiling siderable research Friday Box Score T E X A S ( 2 ) A B R W e want to correct a glaring mistake which appeared in all stories on the Brooks Field game Friday. It was reported that Duke Bolen hit a home run and a single to drive in both of Texas’s runs. A ctually, it was E rn e st W ilem on who accomplished the feat. Wile- ; mon replaced Bolen in right field in the sixth inning and the score­ keeper* simply forgot to mark his name down. W ith o u t furth er ado, here are the box scores for both the Brooks Field game F rid a y and the R an ­ dolph Field game Sa tu rd ay ; 51 The Steers, who had soundly trounced the Buccaneers, 9-0, in a ; recent match here in Austin, were their number fou r man, minus Sylvian W oifson, but were defeat- Jo e less with the exception of G erhard t’s 9-7, 7-9, 4-6 loss to Jim M itchell. G erhardt had been subbed for W oifson in this match. The scores ran 5-1 in the singles Player—— and a perfect 3-0 in the doubles. lh lfif— Probably the most hotly contested match of the afternoon was South- Boien.'rf I w estern’? B ill Benn ett versus F elix j L ^T em on’ r f * K e lly . K e lly, who was supposed Connor, to have little trouble with B e n ­ nett, was surprised in the firs t set, losing 5-7; but he rallied to over-1 come the handii ap, winning 6-4 and 6 -2 . S tep h e n *, ab __ Hunt. 2b ___ A v in g e r, e H u b b ard , e _ _ L a y n e , p ___ Philley, p __ Tretton, p _ xKelsey ___ Cox, H PO I IO 0 0 0 2 4 1 0 2 0 b 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 0 2 4 2 4 4 4 2 I I 0 (I I 0 0 1 II 0 I 0 n 0 1 i) o 0 0 placed on foreign diplomats to guard secrecy of invasion plans. N A P L E S — Am erican heavy bomb­ ers hit Belgrade and So fia in continuation of offensive that has struck at six targets in four Balkan nations within twenty- fo u r hours. P E A R L H A R B O R — Adm iral Ches­ ter W . Nim itz announced yes­ terday another bombing raid on T ru k by Liberators of the A rm y ’s C entral P a c ific Seventh A ir Force. T w e n ty - two of th irty defendants in seditious conspiracy trial plead not guilty. W A S H IN G T O N — N ew Zealand Prim e M inister said British Com­ monwealths w ant to register own views in setting up post­ w ar peace organization. N E W D E L H I — H eavy casualties inflicted on Japanese as A llies continue clearing Dinapur-Ko- hima Road. N A P L E S — Allied combat patrols to have penetrated into Nazi defense revealed two miles along Anzio beachhead. N A P L E S — M arshal Pietro Badog- lio last night faced the choice of quitting as Italian Prim e Min- I W A S H IN G T O N — Secretary Knox, ister or selecting a new cabinet M ayor LaG u ard ia urged C o r­ gress to continue price control as a result of the mass resig- law. nation of his ministers. I Personnel Honoraries The Steers’* brilliant captain, Jo h n Hickm an, beat Playor-Man- ager Ed Brasw ell in two easy 6-2 sets. He a l s o teamed with K e lly to smash the Pira te s’* star doubles loan., 6 - 0 and 6 -2 . The results were as follows: S IN G L E S John Hickm an over E d well, 6-2 , 6 -2 . 5-7, 6-4, 6-2. man, 6-2, 6-4. F elix K e lly over B ill Bennett, Jam es M cCain over Don H a rt­ T o ta ls _ 82 24 b r o o k s f i e l d ty» r a t h e r second, feet. 9 H B u r n u t inches. ond, T a sso s fe e ' S 1, •ec- 188 inch-*. In fo r extra­ curricu lar entertainm ent and a place fo r fa c u lty and students to J a v e li n — W o n by (T e x a s* ; (A . A M . ) . D ista n c e , 170 K u y p ^ r freshm en failing to q u alify In r first semester or the equiva- l*u t may become eligible by main- tam ing an average of a t least 2.5 points for the two semesters in at lea?t twenty-six hours of work. Anyone who?e name is not in­ cluded on the above list and feels that his grades qualify him for membership should contact Dean Nowotny. In itiatio n w ill he hel$ at 6 o’clock, Wednesday, A p ril 26, at the D riskill Hotel. A banquet hon­ oring the new initiates w ill be held im mediately following th® in itia ­ tion. Old members m ay make res­ No- ervations by calling Dean 200" * n n OI*— ! ! dents who have speech defects, } ® 0 in I ; w ild p itc h , L a y n e ; I C o r r e c t io n in t h e S i A . e . “ W e are urging that all gifts through the Ex-Students’ Associa­ tion be made in the form of schol­ arships instead o f loans,” M r. M c­ Curdy stated. Students serving this year on the Ju n io r Episcopal V estry are Stephen Carter, senior warden and P a u l Carnahan, Ju n io r warden. 120-yard high h u rd le *— W o n b * W a r ­ (T e x a s ), (A . A M . ) ; second, C ro w second, K in g te e ’ fi in ch e s. ren T im e. 16 fla t. 100-yard d *«h — w on b y C u lb e rtio n ( T e x * * ) . T im e, ( T e x a s ) ; second. C ro w 10.9. 220-yard d a sh — W o n by Cu1b#rt*nn second, D eere ( A . A M . i. I ( T e x a s ) ; T im *. 23.8 A M ) ; second, F r a n k 81.8. (T e x a s ). T im e, j 830-yard ru n — W o n b v U m s ia td I B ro ad jump*-—Won hv Kro.* M . ) ; second, King (A . a M ). Distance, 23 feet a 1 j Inch**. H ig h ju m p — W o n b y H a r d g r a v * (T e x * ) ; second, tie between K in g and R ic h ­ fe e t 10 ( A . A M ) . H e ig h t, 5 ard son int he*. . .. (A. * meet, the Texas Union and its p r o - 1 *?y IJ r5day’ gram was described by Miss Olson. , U .in g j and g .rl. I . th . Philo,ophy L I I l . t r n by do.n*. th . g . p ro * ™ ™ m u t a t io n , for the his,hest.ra n k j' . , t L “ A T The 1944 candidates fo r B eta f r . t , rn itv busin„ ; u u g l l l i g . l h * i charge is $1,00 fo r the old mem- chare* for now in it ia t e 5 . th a t boy. j • A p n l 2 L I Un,on hon D e, . . , . id w h o ran A r a t h a n . . r z t.”""’ ‘ r w * ; , — T m . ««. a. „ M M. {ony *tudent" voluntarily •} ? ° ! ° 1 * 7 d’ W? * ” T * K ' “ bl- 11 I administration atu d .n t,, h a y . ju t t . . r v . h(,pn „ nnounced h M i. . F lo r . n r . 4 40-yard d ash — W o n bv L u d w ie k (A . Po le v a u lt— W o n by K in g (A . A M T . . Without Ellsworth, Trackmen Had Trouble at A. AA. suggested Y O U can use the Want Ads for Profit to Y O U R S E L F lf you have anything to sell and want to sell it auickly and economically, you can find a buyer through the Want Ad Column! of the Daily Texan. Buyers and sellers are brought together through these inexpensive advertisements. Anything of value can be sold to some one who needs it. Look around and note the things you no longer need. Then advertise them for sale. — advertise that you want it. lf you need something and want to buy it economically v, I M :' I WSH M M M H M M M M M C a ll 2-2473 T o d ay mmmm ♦ wmmmmmmm JUST WRITE YOUR AD ON TNE BLANK BELOW AND PNONE NOW POR OUR AD-TAKER W R I T E O N L Y O N E W O R D I N E A C H S P A C E Dai ly Texan Aust i n, Te xas Enclosed find $ to cover cost of m y advertisem en t f o r - •days. S U N . ( ) T U E S . ( ) W E D . ( ) T H U R S . ( ) F R L ( ) N A M E -ADDRESS* on such evtnts as programs and dances. Stulken, associate professor o f business administration. The forum speakers com m ittee.! the nine candidates Among which i. responsible fo r bringing 0i « t 'c d'7hi. y c « ‘ir e .lx g irl, .m l writ-known lectu rer, to th . cm- thlp(, boy, F ]V , (jf lh(f n in „ aro cent of the pu., „ o n . of tho more Im portant > jn the upper 10 c o r n in ..,, M i,* OI,on J u n , , ( i8„ d Student, on fbi* committee pion , hr„ ju n ior* were elected, F r , d M ariin M itch,||, who Krad. the program,, introduce the .peak-; eta. provide for the entertain m ent; uated wUh hlgh„ t honor5 ln Feb . of the »pe»ker». and handle the «f- ruarJr> , 844j was a]s0 elected. fa ir , themselves. O ther commit-; B c ta Gamma Sigm a is tj,,, only tee, include both f .c u lt y end etu- ^ honorary scholastic fra te rn ity iii ..p in n e d . L r a iu ilt i],g fo r tbi, . d™ tfl‘ the commercial field of etudy, and. Reports from the testing bur- jts o fficia l position as such is eau, wom ens and m ens physical recognized bv the Am erican As- bureau w ill be given at the Per- gociation of Collegiate Schools of sonnel Council meeting Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock in Texas Union 315. Business. The U niversity group returned uated Feb ruary, 1944. McClarney (Continued from -P. I ) his cup with the C urtain Club trophies. Though not a drama major, E rv in , a junior pre-med student, has been interested and active in drama at the U niversity. He ap­ peared as the young brother in “ The Eve of St. M ark,” and as the little son in “ Damask Cheek.’ with three prizes, a gold cup fo r the prize-winning play; salt cei­ lers fo r Miss M cC larn ey’s award as first-place actress; and a foun­ tain pen desk set fo r Miss M c­ C larney’s award as best over-all actress of the meet. Miss D orothy M cLaughlin, dra­ ma instructor, directed the play, and M artha Morgan was assistant director. To date there has not been a presentation of the play sched- ! ? J r d (7 r ‘ h* f7 mpw - 4CC Miss M cLaughlin. This may be ar ranged in the future. D ram atic organizations from S. M .U ., T rin ity U n iversity, South­ western U n iversity, and The U n i­ versity of Texas competed in the senior college division. C ritic judge of the meet was E . T u rn er Stump, grand director of Alpha Psi Omega and head of the drama department at K e n t StAle varsity, Kent, Ohio. Miss Stulken summons the can­ didates fo r initiation each year. In past years the fra te rn ity was only fo r men with the girls be­ longing to a sister organization, the Gamma Epsilon P i ’s, but the two were united in 1933. The candidates elected are as fo llo w s: Highest IO per cent of the Ju n e , 1944, graduating class. Clower, C ara Je a n n e ; Doak. K a th ryn M ae; K lein, Teddy A le x ; Pilgram , Evelyn E d ith ; Tubb, M ar­ tha Jane. M itchell, Fred M arlin , who grad- Three juniors were elected: Jano w sky, E la in e M. ( P e g g y ); Plettm an, Stan ley R ob ert; T aylo r, L y d ia Ellen. B e ta Gamma Sigm a, a national fra te rn ity, began in 1913 with chapters at the Universities of W is ­ Illinois, and C alifo rnia. consin, The U n iversity of Texas chapter was founded in 1922. The scholastic standards fo r Beta Gamma Sigm a are high. O nly the top IO per cent of the senior business students and a very se- V * 10 i lect few o f the very highest rank. ing juniors are permitted to be taken in as members. M r s . F e a g a n V i s i t * U n i v e r s i t y Mrs. R. WL Feagan of Dallas, the form er Hazel Gregory, visited the campus Satu rd ay. U n til her husband left fo r overseas duty re­ cently, Mrs. Feagan had been liv- U n i- lin g in Houston, New York C ity, and Norfolk, Va. TUESDAY, 'APRIL' 18, 1944 Phone 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Phone 2-2473 isBetty Lee Becomes Forensica President I SS £ | Wk S i M ■l % - t ■■ i F orensica, first g ir ls’ speech or­ gan ization on the cam pus, was founded in 1940, when a group of girls, n o t all speech m ajors, de­ cided th ey w anted an organization like H ogg, Rusk, and A theneaum d eb atin g societies, A t first the club’s only p artici­ pation in speech co n tests was done w ithin Forensica itself. But before the end of its second sem ester, it had arranged and conducted a de­ bate w ith a girls’ team from S o­ phie N ew com b C ollege in N ew Or­ leans. Other inter-school debates follow ed , and the boys’ organ iza­ tio n s fin ally consented to allow F orensica to enter speakers in the intram ural con tests. This year, the fir st tim e F orensica has com peted in debate, its rep resen tatives won third place. B esides the intram ural contest?, Forensica still has annual con tests in declam ation, debate, extem po- neous speaking, and oratory, e x ­ clu siv ely fo r m em bers. M ost of the clu b ’s m eetin gs, how ever, are spent topics in d iscussing ran gin g from cam pus problem s to a world police force. F orensicans are proud th at th ey can “ speak an yw h ere on an yth in g at any­ tim e.” In addition to regular m eet­ in gs, the club o ften has coke par­ ties and dinners. in form ally The recen tly elected o ffic er s o f F orensic* are; president, B etty Fra-Ority Corner i/'; BETTY M ARG ARET LEE M argaret Lee; vice-president, Ma­ rilyn YValdvogel; secretary, Erkle H enry; treasurer. Hilda C h aliff; reporter, F rances T aylor; and par­ liam entarian, B etty Lee Dechard. Howard Tow nsend is the facu lty sponsor. B etty ha? announced that, try ­ outs w ill be held on W ednesday at 7 o ’clock in the U nion, 309. A nyone who is in terested may try out by d elivering a three-m inute speech on any su bject. Alpha Chi Omega Formal Held in Texas Union Saturday < I Ballroom of A l p h a Chi O m e g a held its spring form al Saturday night in the Main t h e T e x a s Union. C harles F rezia an d his o r c h e stra p la y ed f o r th e dance, k y W a . . M e e l '’ N o rm an , Pi K ap p a • ipha ; R <\ mood We i Phi K appa Sigm a; Lanier Adams, Sigm a Phi E p silo n ; N o rm a n P itts, L a m b d a Chi A lp h a ; Jo h n n y R a d e r, Sigma A lpha E p silo n ; J e r r y Owen?, Al­ pha T au O m e g a ; C arl M artino, K appa S ig m a ; S an d y Crown, K a p ­ pa A lp h a; and F r a n k Briscoe, Chi Phi, w e r e invited. T he s w e e th e a r t will be chosen a t the r e la y s S a t ­ u r d a y . Jerry Owens sang “ I’m Gonna Move W ay Out on the Outskirt? o f T o w n ,” a n d B e tty W e r m in e so­ loed on “ I Love Y ou,” “ The D esert S o n g ,” and “ My Heart T ells Me.” C h a p c ro n s w ere Dr. a n d Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. R ooney Rogers, Mrs. K athleen B land, Mr. an d Mrs, H, H. P ow er, Mrs. Claude W ild, Miss D o ro th y G eb a u er, Miss Llere- na Friend, Mrs. Marion W ebster, a n d Dr. an d M il . H o m e r P. Rainey, * A l p h a Chi Omega sorority en­ tertain ed V -5 train ees w ith an open house S u n d a y a f te r n o o n . The group drop-the-hanker- ch ief and blind-m an’s-b lu ff. played O u b met T he A l p h a D e l t a P i M o t h e r * ’ la s t T h u r s d a y at the ^ g \!p h a Delta Pi house and prese n t- r d the so r o rity w ith tw o p o tte r y vases. ► * ■Sr D e l t a T a u D e l t a fratern ity en­ tertain ed w ith a b u ffe t supper and party at the T o w e r Sunday n ight. T he guest list included E l­ len G ibson, Louise H em phill, D oris McCIeod, A n n e Cody, S a r a Lee A rm s tr o n g , B e tty J e a n R ands!, b i t t i e Sue J in k in s, J a n e C h e ath am , M arilea M arney, Lou N orthington, Ouida Beard, Gene S tin n ett, B et­ ty Jane M oreland, Mrs. K athleen Bland, Mrs. A delaide D azey, and Dr. If. T. Parlin. Geraniums for TLOK M a k e Betty A Favorite four The boys at T.L .O.K. recen tly lovely geranium s received from B etty N ow otny their for dining room. B etty wa? a gu est at T.L.O.K. fo r dinner E aster Sun­ day, accom panied by her parent*, D ean and Mrs. A m o N ow otny, and sent th e flow er* in apprecia­ tion o f the tw o drum sticks and the num erous olives she consum ed a t the tim e. The boys have au to­ m atically elevated B e tty to their list o f favorite girls. D«lta Gamma ' initiated srven- ; teen g ir ls in a m idnight cerem ony a t the chapter house Saturday night. Those being in itiated w ere B etty A nn Anderson, Jean Bram e, i Lucile Buehek, Jean Carroll, Mar­ jo rie Chambers, Joyce Chandler, ' G e o r g e a n n e D e L afosse, Ann Flan- I a g a n , Billie J e a n F la n n e ry , Bev- i e r ly F ra n c is, S hirley Jim erson, I F rances K irksey, P atricia Mac- ; Kenzie, J o a n Robbins, Mary Ross, Jean W hite, and Martha Ann W in- i gate, . . " 111' Bergstrom Band To Furnish Music For Newman Dance The N ew m an Club will have its I form al d an c e S a tu r d a y , April 22, a t th e T ex a s Federation o f Worn- ! e n ’s Clubs Building, with the B erg­ strom Field Orchestra furnishing the music. The com m ittee has de- t h a t no corsages will be line will be p r e ­ se n ted by the Latin-A m erican stu- j cided I sent. A cong a j dents. Patrons for the dance w ill be I Messrs. and M esdames Earle E. Burkhalter, Charles E. Burton, Eddie Jo se p h , G eorge Kies, F . L. i M cNamara, W. F. M cNamara, Jam es P. N ash, A. D. R iley, David ; T. Roche, George E. S helley, Paul 0 . Simms, Paul C. W hitley, R. E. W hitlock, T. H. W illiam s, J. W. W inkley, Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Gon­ d o l a Captain and Mrs. John J. London, and Mrs. J. E. Callahan. | On the Sunday m orning pro­ g ra m w ere Dr. D e w it t Reddick ; of the D e p a r t m e n t o f J o u r n a lis m , I whn spoke to th e club, and B e tty Osborn, w ho entertained w ith boo­ gie-w oogie. F l u K e p t P h a r m a c i s t s B u s y I* W , S chleuse, a ssistan t pro­ fessor o f pharmacy, ha* reported that during the in flu en za epidem ­ ic, the C ollege o f Pharm acy d is­ pensary averaged more than one hundred prescriptions a day. The elim ination o f pharm acy stud en ts from the deferred list has caused a drop in the enrollm ent. During the w in ter session, fifty -o n e men thirty-one women w ere en- and started | rolled. The new March 4 w ith only sixty-eigh t stu- students. Last term fiv e finished pharmacy and took the state exam ination in San A ntonio March 8. T hey are A licia Garcia, F rances Tanker- sley, G iynice Shive, J. Rosen- kranz, and Raoul Garza. ten w ere new i de^ts: term Crippled, Failing, School Child ren G e t Vocational, Emotional Aid to Sending teach councilor? crippled children, m aking truants like school, helping unhappy you n g­ sters m ake their grades and m ake the frien d s are on ly a few o f services carried on by Mrs. W al­ ter Coutu, director o f the D epart­ m ent o f Child A djustm en t in the A ustin public schools who spoke to the A. A. U. W. on “The Work o f the Child A djustm en t S ervice in Austin Public S ch ools,” Friday abd?m oon in the T exas Union, f Mrs. Uoutu told how she began l roller work in A ustin two years ago by con su ltin g teachers on em o­ tional and academ ic problem s o f stu d en ts, g ivin g diagnostic tests to help teachers b etter understand th eir stud en ts, and b eginning ac­ cum ulative records o f each stu d ­ ent. She enlisted councilors in the d iffer en t schools and airn obtained the help o f the University Depart­ ment o f Speech, which sen t ad­ vanced students to teach speech correction in the schools. A m ong the schools in which Mrs. Coutu now has councilor* are the N egro school, which has a vistin g coun­ cilor, and B ickler School fo r R e­ tarded Children. Mrs. C outu also deals w ith vo­ cational problem s, find s part-tim e jobs for s tu d e n ts and g ives them cafeteria jobs so they can eat. As typical cases she described tho little failu re whose classm ates like him and called him didn’t “S tin k er,” the seventh grader who wanted to be prom oted because the work was too easy and he wanted to do all he could “in these tim es,” and the two little L atin- Am ericans w hose problem o f un­ f a m ilia r ity with English is being solved by le ttin g them read m ys­ tery novels. ’Wesleyans Begin Leadership Training In New Courses A new leadership training school was initiated by the W es­ ley F oundatoin last w eek. S ixty- tw o people atten d ed its fir st nicer ing. The three courses and the re­ sp ective teach ers o f each th at arr being o ffe re d are as follow s: “ W orld's L iving R eligions” by Dr. Rex Hopper, assistan t p rofes- I sor o f sociology; “ Four Fredom s in God,” a stu d y o f relationship betw een C hristianity and dem oc­ racy, by the Rev. Frank Charl­ ton, pastor o f the C entral Meth- 1 odist Church, and “ P rinciples o f R eligious L eadership’’ by B. F . Jackson o f Southw estern U niver­ sity. The public is invited to join any I o f the three courses at the n ext two m eetings to be held A pril 19 I and April 26. :Miss From Miss., Never a Bridesmaid, Had Mumps Besides From a charm ing bridesm aid to a not so charm ing p atien t is the hardluck story o f freshm an B ev­ erly D aniels, o f B ay City, r e c e n tly from M ississippi. B everly had been v e r y excited j at the prospect o f being brides- ! maid in the w edding party o f a Houston f rie n d . H e r d re s s w as being m a d e an d p r e p a ra tio n s of every sort w e r e well on their way, when our M ississippi belle fo u n d her face grea tly ou t o f proportion on one side. Yes, B everly b ad the to St. mumps. David’s H ospital Friday afternoon a very disappointed M iss. She w as ta k e n E x I* P h a r m a c i s t in H o u s t o n A del* S chneider, p e r m a n e n t secretary o f the 1942 class of pharm acists, is the only p h a r m a ­ cist on d u ty a t th e S o u th e r n P a ­ cific H o spita l in H ouston. She averages betw e en sixty a n d one hundred p r e sc rip tio n s a day, s u p ­ plies the floor, clinic, a n d o p e r a t ­ ing room w ith drugs, a n d provide? f ir s t aid kits to all the shops and r ailro a d ca rs f r o m El P aso th ro u g h Louisiana. Club Notes Lights G o O f f Again A t University Club Party The sprinV bottle-pool to u m a - 1 m cnt, which w as postponed la st w eek-end because the ligh ts w en t out, continued last Saturday n igh t! a t the U n i v e r s i t y C l ub . Perry L. j Jo n e s, ex-stud en t and assistan t j district attorney, w as agaitt w in ­ n e r o f the spring tournam en t a ft- j cr d e f e a tin g Dr. R. H. G riffith of the D epartm ent of E nglish. Mr. j Jon es was also cham pion of the fall tournam ent. For the second con secu tive S a t - , urdav n ight th e ligh ts w en t o u t,; but this tim e the m em bers o f the club w ere prepared and ligh ted ) candles and played dom inoes and bridge until the stored. ligh ts w ere r e - j * ♦ “ Problem s o f Transportation W ith O u r N e ighb ors to th e S o u th ” I will be th e s u b je c t of a ta lk by I Dr. J . H. F re d e r ic k to the m e m b e r s of the A ndrew C arrutbcrs chapter I o f th e D.A.R. F r id a y a f te r n o o n a t 4 o’clock at the F e d e r a t e d W o­ m an’? Club Building. Mrs. C harles Joe Moore and Miss H arriet S m ith- cr w ill be hostesses. Try-OUts f o r Griscom S p e a k e r s ! to 6 o’clock w ill be held from W ednesday afternoon in T exas U n io n S I I , a n n o u n c e d Liz Gross­ man. president of tho club. S tu dents tryin g out may give eith er an original speech, the sub- , jo et o f which m ay be of their own choosing, or a speech of interpret I five nature. The speeches must be from in length. fiv e m inutes three to T h e I n s t i t u t e ★ of A m e r i c a n its a n - j C h e m i c a l E n g i n e e r s held picnic - dance Saturday j annual from 4 to DI o ’clock at Barton Springs. The engineers and their d ates danced, at)?, and played gam es. Member* o f W 1 C A will m e e t T uesday night a t 7 o’clock in U nion 315-316. Follow ing the reg­ ular m eetin g, the interest groups w ill m eet. ★ * Mrs. E va Garza Currie, Mrs. R ose­ mary Hardt, Lela Hill, Mrs. Maye A dele Beckham K irtley, Em ily M cKellar, H ele n V irginia P ratiey, and Gladys Trull. A fter the initiatio n , Dr. Clara M. Parker o u tlin e d the purposes of P i Lambda Theta. treasurer o f D orothy Lou i e Fields was re­ cen tly elected the M e x i c a n L i t e r a r y S o c i e t y to re­ place Mary N eal, who le ft at the end o f the sem ester. No new secre­ tary has been elected to replace Carmen T orrey, who also le ft at the end o f the sem ester. The M o n ito r Club will m e et in fro n t o f the C hristian Science Or­ gan ization quartet? April 23 at 6 o ’clock fo r a picnic suppe r. The club w ill elect a reporter a t this m eetin g . T h e F a c u l t y W i v e s S o c i a l C l ub will have a T u e s d a y m o r n in g c o f ­ fee a t 10:30 o ’clock April 18 at th e U n iv e rsity Club. H ostesses w ill be M esdam es E. R. Sims, W, F. (iidley, W. R. N ev­ ille J r ., a n d Mrs. C. C. Albers, c o r r e s p o n ding s e e r e t a ry in , a t CTO o’clock in The A s s o c i a t i o n o f S t u d e n t A r ­ c h i t e c t u r e will m e e t W e d n esd ay , April the A r c h ite c tu r e B u ilding 105. P lans f o r a picnic a n d o th e r s p r in g a c ­ tivities will be discussed. All m e m ­ b e r s a r e u rg e d t o a t te n d . ★ * ♦ * i f B e tty G a lb r a ith a n d R o sem a ry the r u n - o f f f o r W h ita k e r a re p re sid e n t o f U .T .S .A ., which will be held W e d n e s d a y in th e sport club meeting*. in R acquet C lub will m e et a t 4:45 o’clock on th e t e n n is courts. B o w an d A r r o w will m eet at th e ro o m 4 o f in 4 :45 o’clock Wfo m e n’s Gym. O rchetis w ill meet. a t 7:15 o'clock in th e D a n a Studio of the Gym. Poona will m e e t a t 7 o’clock in education Pi Lambda Theta, national for honorary services women, held W ednesday night at 7 o’clock in j the U nion fo r Mary Gene C atlett, I in itiation society room ITS, in room 39. Touche will m e e t a t 5 o’clock T u r t l e Club w ill m eet a t 7 o ’clock in th e pool. Dr. Iglesia Tells Sigma Delta Pi’s O f Revolution “ The m onth o f April has great fo r Spanish republi­ im portance can s,” Dr. Ramon told m em bers o f Sigm a D elta Phi, hon­ orary Spanish fra tern ity , at its la st rig h t in the Fed­ initiation erated W om en’s Club. Iglesia On April 15, 1931, the Spanish Republic w as declared in Madrid w ithout the violence which usual­ ly accom panies revolu tions. “ Mad­ rid was the happiest city I have ever seen on th at d ay,” Dr. Iglesia said. In N ovem ber, 1936, w hen the | civil war began, th e fir st thin g to do was to form an arm y to re- I pulse the fa scist enem y. V olun­ teers con sisted o f librarians, pro­ fessors, and other in tellectu a ls who made a “ to ta lly picturesq u e” battalion, o f which Dr. Iglesia was a member. * the F or three years Madrid resist­ ed fo rc es o f revolu tionists, but lack o f equipm ent and prep­ a r a tio n f o rc e d the L oyalists to fle e from th e in v a d in g arm y . in to A f t e r his escape fro m Spain, Dr. Iglesia a n d bis w ife w e n t to Mexico w here he h as been te a c h in g in El Colegio de Mexico. H e is th e U n iversity on now here a t the G u g genhe im Fellow ship w o rk ­ ing in the Latin-A m erican library. The f o u r t e e n r e g u l a r m e m b e rs in itiated society a r e : th e Maryiin B enn ett, R osem ary B en­ nett, N ettie B enson, V irg in ia Dal- I by, Richard Davis, L o rr a in K ahn, Vivien Knox, Judy Lacy, Jane i M atthew s, M a ry Helen P ost, Betsy Sm yth, Nancy Jane Stephens, El- oise W ild en th al, a n d B e tty W ilkes. N ild a C a stro a n d F e r n a n d o Co- ballero w e re in itiated as as sociate m embers, a n d Drs. Iglesia, F r e d M. Bullard, and Eastin N elson as h o n o ra ry m em bers. Student Architects Elect E d w a r d Glass„*> Edward Glass, A ustin , senior architecture student, w as elected president o f the A s s o c i a t i o n o f S t u d e n t A r c h i t e c t u r e f o r 1944-45, in re-organization m eetin g March 15. Donald Clark, Imola, C alif., w as elected vice-president and Sue C heek Sm ith, Memphis, Tenn., secretary and treasurer. its The A .S.A . is m aking plans fo r a spring picnic and several other a c tiv itie s and is now a c tiv e in the m anagem ent o f the D epartm ent of A rchitecture’s part in the Pow ­ er Show which is to be held May 4. Bob Davis, s t u d e n t In 1943, is th e a r m y a t s e rv in g oversea* in New Guinea. Bach Reigns In Organ Recital I Schreiner to Play O w n Piece, Too A lexander Schreiner, o r g a n is t' o f the S alt Lake T abernacle, w ill: play, for his fir st num ber in his recital Thursday n igh t in the R e ­ c ital Hall, a t 8:15 o ’clock, from Bach's chorale and prelude, “ My I H eart Is F illed w ith L on gin g.” j Hts second and third num bers a r e ; also by Bach, “ T occata, A dagio, a n d F u g u e in C M a jo r,” and “ P r e l- 1 ude and G igue in E F la t.” ★ from Other number* w ill be “ Cho­ rale,” th e “ Second Sym ­ phony” by V ierne; Scherzo, from th e Second S y m p h o n y by V ierne; “T occata, Thanks Be to God,” by Richard K eys B iggs; “ M orning F an cies” b y A lexander S chreiner; “N aiad es o f V ierne” b y Schu­ m ann; and F inale, from the Sixth S y m p h o n y by V ierne. the scholastic S ch rein e r, a m e m b e r o f P hi B eta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi, f r a t e r n i t i e s , h o n o r a r y h a s said, “ O f all form ulas devised to b r in g about a su ccess­ fu l life, th e com b in atio n o f lib ­ e r a l e d u c atio n a n d ch u rc h is the one w ith m a gic p o te n c y .” The mu­ sician. who began his career when he was 8 y e a r s old as a ch u rc h o rg a n ist, h as tw o sons, the you n g­ er o f whom began playing the or­ g a n f o r tho c h u rc h at 7 year* o f age. ★ S ch rein e r, w ho stops a t A us­ tin T h u r s d a y n ight to give one o f tho recitals o f his trans-con­ tin en tal con cert tour, b elieves in ex ten siv e s ig h t-re a d in g f o r the p i - j an ist and organist. “ P ersist in j reading much at sight, and this I p rac tice will develop ab ility ,” he! advise? th e m usician. “ P lay som e­ th in g new every day, ju st fo r di­ version. the zest o f exploration, and extended horizon*, No per­ son would presum e to call him self a lover o f literature if he had read only three or fou r books. Nor a r e individual* true am ateurs o f m usic if th ey fail to read w id ely.” One day Schreiner w as visitin g back stage in a th eater ju st as the orchestra began p laying Gersh­ w in’s “ Rhapsody in B lue.” The piano soloist w as ill w ith frigh t, and strode o f f the stage ju st as j the orchestra had com m enced. Schreiner picked up a copy o f the m usic, w alked out into the s p o t-J ligh t dressed in street cloth es, and read the solo piano part at sight. T he la te Louis V iern e at N o tre Dame in F r a n c e said o f S ch rein e r, “ He has a technique capable o f m a s te rin g a t sig h t a n y and all d if­ ficulties.” PASE THREE 'How Do I Love Thee?' Ask the Sailors It m ay be spring— and then it m ight be English assignm ent*— but sailors a re becom ing thought­ fu l of th e more aesth etic thing?, recently eight V -12’s in one day inquired o f the reference libra­ rian how to find Elizabeth Bar­ rett Brow ning’s sonnet “H ow Do I Love T hee?” Jones lo Conduct Tri-Slate Festival Dr. A rchie N. Jones, p rofessor o f m usic education, w ill re h e a r s e and conduct the festival ch orus at th e T ri-State M usical F estival a t Enid, Okla., April 27-30. This chorus w ill he made u p o f m em ­ bers o f high school a n d ju n i o r high school choruses from Okla­ homa and neighboring states. Sponsored by P hillips U n iver­ sity , the T ri-S tate Music F estival fo r the fir st tim e w as held in 1933 and included high school banda from Kansas, O k lahom a, and A rkansas. In addition to con tests for bands, there w ill be com peti­ tion for orchestras, solos, m arch­ ing, g le e choruses. clubs, and in T exas and M issouri Schools th e T ri-S t a t e w ere F estival in 1937, A pproxim ately 4,500 con testan ts attend this band m e e t a n n u a lly . included in ‘M e lo d ra m y ’ of 1920 O n Film Series Thursday “ W ay Down E ast,” directed by in D. W. G riffith and p r o d u c e d 1920, w ill be shown A pril 20 at 4 o ’clock in th e G eology A uditor­ ium by the C ollege o f F in e Art? Film S eries as an A m erican film revival. This T w enth C entury-F ox pro­ duction is sim ilar to th e sad story o f “ L ittle N ell.” The fa ir m aiden is played by Lillian Gish, her is Richard B arthelm - sw eeth eart ess, and the villian is portrayed by the late Lowell Sherm an. One o f th e high-1 ights o f the film is an old-fashioned bam dance. The n ext film s to be shown in th is series w ill be “ Grandma’s b oy,” w ith Harold Loyd, and Bus­ ter K eaton, in “ Sherlock J r.,” on May 4. Historians to Auction ‘Uncle Bill,’ Artist’s G ift “ U n c le Bill,” T om L e a ’s pen and in k character study, will be sold a t t h e T e x t ? S ta te H istorical A sso c iatio n ’s a n n u a l a u c tio n a t its m e e ti n g A pril 28-29. T he E t Paso a r ti s t gave “ U ncle B ill” to th e A ssociation. E v e l y n C o x is N o w C h e m i s t E velyn Cox, student in 1941-43, is now' em p loyed in the c h e m is try d e p a r tm e n t o f Cities Service Re­ Lake fin in g Charles, La. C o rp o ra tio n a t S T A R T IN G TODAY MHM* | » I here s a Job To Be Done! /Si E33IEB Now Show ing Save W aste Paper • Paper Makes Bomb Bands • Camouflage Nets • Supply Parachutes • Blood Plasma Containers BERGSTROM FIELD O RCH ESTRA S TAR TS TODAY A D o u b l e F e a t u r e 'MAD GHOUL' W ith E V E L Y N A N K E R S D A V I D B R U C E and “ Son of D racula” L O U I S E A L B R I T T O N C H A N E Y L O N j OEr n A lice Faye how] Carmen Miranda l l Gangs All Here I t ■"•“fit**-** ALSO N ew s ''A Lady Takes A Chance" w i t h Jean Arthur and John W ayn e DRIVE-IN N O W P L A Y I N G "MR. LUCKY l l w i t h Cary Grant Lara m e D a y N e w s Cartoon YANK THEATRE 6 t h a t S a n J a c i n t o “ Music W ill T e ll” Ted Fio Rito and N ovelty N O W ! Sporkiwgi Spectacular! Sophisticated! s. " § mm ROGERS RAY /ARLAND WARNER BAXTER JON HALL et OftKHH TKMNK OI OS SANDERS • SKUCE NOW PLAYING N E W S * COI.OR SPORTS T H IS IS AMERICA When you have IOO pounds or more of pape r, phone Scout headquarters, 8- 855 1, for collection Save new spapers, magazines, w rapp ing paper, and cardboard of all kinds. Help meet the challenge of a seri­ ous waste p a p e r shortage. W.P.B. officials say we need an extra 2,000,000 tons this year. W aste p aper one” on the critical list. is still “ num ber Don’t destroy w ar materials. Watch your Daily Texan for our scrap paper series. This drive is under the supervision the Campus W ar Effort of Committee. ! X © f F O U R Phons 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Phono 2-2473 TUESDAY, 'APRIL 18, 1944 College Students Bnf, Qowyiete, Mot 3>. The Inter-A m erican Association : on this campus has as its purpose the fostering o f better under­ standing and of cultural exchange between Latin-American and An­ is glo-American student?. one of the small but big things that make friends out of neigh­ bors. This O fficia l NotioeA I t M E D I C A L A P T I T U D E T E S T S will i»e g i v e n a t 2 o 'c l o c k a h a r p o n I n * P l a c e , G e ­ d a y a f t e r n o o n . A p r i l 2*. o l o g y A u d i t o r i u m . u»ed fe e , T h e rn W a s h i n g ­ f o r e r o r i n g t o n . i t s h o u l d be pa id to t h e B u r s a r a t o n re . H e w il l r e t a i n t h e r e c e i p t aa a c h e c k o n t h e n u m b e r o f p a p e r s r e q u i r e d . i m p o r t a n t t h e p a p e r s is cine d o l l a r a n d t h a t c iv ilia n p r e ­ m e d ic a l s t u d e n t s if t h e y h a v e riot a l r e a d y d o n e so. T h e D i r e c t o r w r i t e s t h a t " i t is e x t r e m e l y d o u b t f u l t h a t t h e t e s t s w ill be g i v e n a g a i n S t u d e n t s e x p e c t jog it: edit’ai achoo! t h a t p e r i o d s h o u l d n o t , t h e r e ­ w i t h i n o p p o r t u n i t y . o v e r l o o k f o r e . . s no la w a g a i n s t t a k i n g t h e s e T h e r e t ne s e c o n d t e s t s f o r n in e m o n t h * . ' ’ t o e n t e r a t a k e t h e - e t e s t s , tim e . t h i s is T h e N a v y ha* w r i t t e n p r e - a r e d i c a l t e s t * n o t r e q u i r e d s t u d e n t s m a y if t h e y a o d e s i r e b u t t h a t t h e i r t a k e th * t h e y a r e t o do *o. E. J . M A T H E W S , R e g i s t r a r a n d D e a n o f A d m i s s i o n s . in in 1 9 4 5 , o r O c t o b e r , th e c o m m e n c e m e n t j u n i o r s t u d e n t s w h o a r e c o n - AH - l e e r i n g d e g r e e t a k i n g a ba- h e io r in sh.- C o lle g e o f Ar** a n d S c i e n c e s J u n e , o r a t s h o u l d A u g u s t , m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r a d e g r e e c a r d a t o n c e t h e R e g i s t r a r s O ffi c e . A s t u d e n t w h o fa il s t o re q le s t a d e g r e e in t h e R e g i s t r a r ' s O i f i r e b y t h e c a r d o p e n i n g o f in h e p t e m b e r will A t h e c o m b i n a t i o n w i t h P. A, d e g r e e m e d i c i n e o r la w s h o t ,i d file- w i t h t h e R e g i s t r a r a n a p p l i c a t i o n f o r a d e ­ c r e e c a r d in t h e s p r i n g o f h i s s o p h o - o r e t e a r, D e g r e e c a r d * a r e o b t a i n - tie o b lig e d s t u d e n t t o r e g i s t e r la te , t h e s e s s i o n I n t e n d i n g t a k e l o in , lie f o r t w e n t -fi e r e n t e . D e a n of t h e C o lle g e o f A r t s a n d l l . T. P A R L I N , S c ie n c e s LINK TRAINER INSTRUCTOR r \ i f I h e R e c o r d - B y E d R e e d DENTIST 4-17 feO FEED “ Y o u 'd bette r see him first— I'm from his d ra ft b o a r d ." M o d e m P o e t I a w d U t e W a n By M A R V I N A L I S K Y several We've had jokes stored in the fondest part of our memory for a long time now' that we’ve been meanin’ to pass along to you. The first is one that the Marx routine brothers used to do in their earlier days, and were using it It’s a court thirty years ago. room scene, and Chico is the l a w y e r , a n d defendant’s is the district attor­ Groucho the witness, ney. Chico asks “ What's a-da big animal wida four in-a front?” legs and a trunk Groucho with, “ Your honor, that’s irrelevant!” “ Dat’s a-right,” affirm s Chi­ interupts co, “ dat’s a elavant!” Then Groucho walks over to the judge’s bench and puts hi* portfolio down on it and says, “ Your honor, I rest my case.” Groucho is also the origint- tor of two of our most favorite quips of all time. The first is, “ I never forget a face, but ITI make an in your exception case,” and the second is “ When I came to this country, I didn’t have a nickel. Now I’ve g o t a nickel.” In recent times. Groucho has title. 'em with his roared two degrees Though he has from Harvard, Groucho always says, “I’m Dr. Marx, N.G. The N.G. means 'Never Gradu­ ated.’ ” While at a swank party in a movie, a lady of society said to Groucho, “ The Count will sit on my right hand and you will left hand at sit on ray the dinner.” To which he ques­ tioned. “ How will you eat, through a tube?” Our other all time favorites come from Jimmy Durante, whose best jokes also originat­ ed with a court room scene in which he is both the defend­ lawyer and the defend­ ant’s ant, As the defendant’s lawyer he yells, “ Durante, do you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but tr u th ’” Then he sits down in the wit­ ness chair and answers, “ I do.” Then he stands up as the law- yer and moans, “ Then we re licked before we start!” the Jimmy’s best is where he tells about the fellow sleeping in the park when a swarm of flies light on his nose. The fellow wakes up and sees the flies, says “ Live and let live” and goes back to sleep. Then a bee comes along and the guy on the nose and the guy wakes up with a start. He glares at then swats them o ff his nose, saying “ There has to be a wise guy in that, every crowd. everybody o ff, everybody o ff.” We just thought you might like these oldies too. Remem­ ber: flies and stings Just for the Some men smile in the hot And some even smile at afternoon. the dawn, But the man worth w-hile, Is the man who can smile. W hen his two front teeth are gone!