W A K H I R / V O L 53 Price 5 Cents 'Bowl Blues Theme O f Athletic Banquet “ S u g ar Bowl B lu es,” a take-off m e r football p la y e r Sonny Sowell; g u ests. A fter th e m eal. g u ests w ill in tro d u c e d -R e g e n ts , U niversi- this terso n , B J ’50. sp o rts ed ito r of the ty ad m in istra tiv e officials, Athlet- an d W ilbur ic Council, E x -S tu d en ts Council, th e U n iv ersity Bill W hitm ore, B J ’42; M ark Bat- be the skit a t the A ustin A m eric an ; on neg o tiatio n s of w ith S u g ar Bowl officials p a s t s e a r w ill be nineteenth' an n u a l U n iv ersity letic b anquet. IN T H F SKIT m im icking such cam p u s fig u res a s D an a X. Bible a n d Coach E d P ric e, will be stu ­ d en t body v ic e-p re sid e n t an d for- ath- E v an s, BA ’35 an d sp o rts new s a n d student^ o fficers, d ire c to r and a s s is ta n t ath letic dir- e c to r of In te rc o lle g ia te A th letics^ O th er n u m b e is on T H E T E X A S E S will dance. the p io g ram E v an s, w ith Bill H arding, pub- include G ene M etier, rope-tw irling D r. Leon Hilburn Probable Daily Texan M E Post Is Vacated By Bill McReynolds Bob H ilburn, I m u sic will be p layed by M arvin ^ Ia rsh all Ii city d ire c to r for th e In tersch o las- a r tis t; R alph H ies. o rg a n ist; and p ro fesso r tic L eague in T ex as, is co-sponsor H a rd in g 's hula d an ce. W estern nual m eetin g of the A ssociation of the skit. of law . spoke a t the an- of A m erican Law Schools in Chicago last m onth. Y u p FX-STUDFNTS* A ssocia- L eath , lion is sponsoring th e b anquet, to be held W ednesday a t 6:30 p m . in the T exas Union M ain Lounge, by E v an s. H ard in g Sonny Sowell, and M ax G a td n e i. The e n te rta in m e n t w as planned J it te r Nolen, R obert Lee B obbitt, p resid en t of Union d ire c to r; and P a t M cClar- the In his speech a t a round-table actio n s, D r. to rt discussion of G reen suggested an a rra n g e m e n t by w hich tho g o v ern m e n t could be if held then i die claim of h ru in ed rep u tatio n could be upheld. C ases com ing un­ a re d e r in­ this classificatio n would ! le tte rm a n and the coaching staff. T h u rm a n “ S lue” H ull, b ask etb a ll; clude people who h av e been un­ A The R ev. Bill L ogan, U niversity H ank C hapm an, sw im m in g ; Clyde duly d efam ed by C ongressional senior jo u rn alism P re sb y te ria n C hurch, will give the L ittlefield- tr a c k , Bibb T alk. b a s e ­ co m m ittees. bal1’ D r ' D ' A ' P e n ,r k ’ ,e n m s; * nd H arv ey P e n irk , golf. Coach Fid P ric e will introduce m e m b e rs of the 1953 Longhorn football squad. the E x -S tu d e n ts’ A ssociation, w ill n ey» p resid e w ith R. E . (Peppy* Blount, Union. f/im zhnrn e n d of the late 40’s who will he m a s te r of cerem o n ies. introduced an d will p la y ers. C oaches THE BANQUET w ill honor 1953 in tro d u ce COACHES in each of the sp o rts for d a m a g e s responsible p ro g ra m will be d ite c to i the of _ , from P lain v iew , w as u n o f-1 invocation. m a n * f in a lly n am ed m a n ag in g ed ito r of j Mr. Bobbitt will w elcom e T he D aily T ex an , H arrell I.ee, edi­ to ria l d ire c to r of T ex as Student P u b licatio n s, an n o u n ced M onday. THE DM T e x a n Editorial Reading: The Psychological Aspect ‘The First College Daily in the South9 AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1954 Four Pages Today NO. 96 Dr. Leon Green Talks at Chicago Asks Government Responsibility For Ruined Reputations Funeral Services Today r For Regents Husband F u n e ra l se rv ic es w ill be held in MR. TOBIN w as one of tw e lv e ! co m p leted M onday, the A ssociated house a t L ak e W allace, L a ., ten south of S h rev ep o rt, a n d twin- b u rst into flam es. All ab o a rd w e re | San A ntonio T u esd a y I Tobin, 48, h u sb an d of U n iv ersity n e a r S h rev ep o rt, L a. Id en tificatio n for E d g a r j victim s of a p lan e c ra sh Sunday P re ss rep o rted . The am phibious p lane, Smiles a G reen, distinguished bjn and fa th e r of u n iv e rs ity stu- B raniff. D allas, p resid e n t of B ran- model, ow ned by the U nited G as . R e g e n t M rs. M a rg a re t B a tts To-1 of the v ictim s, including Tom engined, ten -p a sse n g er G ru m m a n killed. THE _........... ................ .............. (1(?nt Rot,c r t Lynn B a tts Tobin, iff In te rn a tio n a l A irw ays, w as C om pany, cra sh e d into 3 Students Charged In UT Area Burglaries By EDGAR WATKINS * and JIM CLARK C h a rg e s w e re hied j goods from th e trio . In clu d ed w ere ty p e w riters, guns, rad io s, clocks, in Ju stic e an d d o t h . . . ^ e m s j o r i l y of the the said. loot,” A ustin Police D e p a rtm e n t “ w as clo th in g .” L t. Bill S terzing of THE PROPOSAL DID not pro- of the P e a c e P aul B la ir's court th re e U n iv ersity s ide for punish m en t of individuals I M onday a g a in st re p re se n tin g the g o vernm ent who j m en in connection w ith a series cau sed h a rm to rep u tatio n s, since of C h ristm a s th efts an d b u rg larie s The a rre s te d persons a re being Adlai Stevenson w as p resen t at held in custody in the T ra v is Coun- ty jail in the U n iv ersity a re a , L. H. (Shmo) C iliium , sta te c h a irm a n of the E x-S tudents As- C o n g ressm en h av e political s e d a tio n A thletic C o m m ittee, will p rese n t the A ssociation s sch o lar- ship a w a rd sc h o larsh ip sen io r m ad e a t the U niversity. the y ea r. The th e discussion. The d efeated presi- the dentin! ca n d id a te spoke on “ The football p la y e r who h as reco rd the hest scholastic, for is awarded r e u n i f y . im- to Austin d etec tiv e s reco v ered ap- i m p o r t a n c e of the G o v ern m en t It- p ro x im ately $3,500 w o rth of stolen by D etectiv e H. H. K u llen b erg Lf. self H aving a Good R e p u ta tio n .” theft The b u rg la ry c h a r g e w as felony filed the c h a rg e s h av e been filed stu d en ts. A th eft w as the Two a g a in st ch a rg e of felony a g a i n s t ag a in st all th ree . th re e t w o , an d a b u rg la ry ch a rg e tra n c e w as not g ain ed . T he sam e | S terzing j ch a rg e. The c h a rg e s w ere b ro u g h t for two j b u rg la rie s—o n e a t th e Alpha Ep- I silon P i fra te rn ity house, 2600 Rio G ran d e, and one a t a b o ard in g I house a t 2006 W ichita—and felony took p la ce in a c a r front of R o b e rt E. Lee Hall, th efts w hich I in an d in sid e th e d o rm ito ry . The c a r belonged to D an G ray, U n iv ersity stu d en t, w ho w as pre- j * p arin g to le av e for th e C h ristm as . His c a r w as pack ed . O th er c h a rg e s w ill be filed later Lt. S terzing said, is u n d er stu d e n ts the w eek. the in E ac h of $2,500 bond. The case w ill p ro b ab ly b e p re ­ sented to the g ran d ju ry th is w eek. Lt. S terzing believes. The g ran d ju ry is now in session. TICKETS FOR the b an q u et, open to an y L onghorn su p p o rter, a re $2 each . T ick ets m a y be p u rch a s­ ed a t the E x -S tu d en ts’ A ssociation office and sto res on th e D rag , Reynolds - F e n l a n d , M erritt. S ch ae fer & Brow n, A ustin N ational B ank, Capitol N atio n al Bank, Am­ eric an N ational B ank, E lliso n 's P hotos, T exas S tate Bank, Zales i_ Je w e lry Store, E . M". S carbrough & Sons, S. J . A ronson, and Wee­ d e r s G oodye' sto re also have ticket*. \ , Gunnery Exhibit Open to Reserves Tw'o K orean co m b at v e te ra n s will give an a n tia irc ra ft a rtille ry de-1 fcnse d em o n stratio n a i 7:30 p.m . T u esd ay in th e A ustin A rm y R e­ se rv e T rain in g C en ter. * The tw o-hour session on “ A nti­ a irc ra ft A rtillery in Support of C o m b at O p eratio n s,” is open to all a rm y , navy, a ir force, and m arin e co rp s re se rv ists. Mr. Stevenson said a g o v ern m en t m u st a c t in a w ay th a t w ould in­ sp ire its citizen ry . FIVE OTHER m e m b ers of the U n iv ersity law facu lty took p a r t in the p ro g ra m s. They w ere P ag e K eeton, d ean of the School of L aw ; D r. C h arles T. M cC orm ick, d is­ tinguished pro fesso r of law ; J e rro W illiam s, and Jo sep h T. Sneed, p ro fesso rs of law ; and J. P. W ith­ erspoon, a sso cia te pro fesso r of law . The m eeting w as conducted in the form of rou n d -tab le discussions on p ro b lem s confronting the legal profession. Demo Adion Group Formed Chetzler Elected First President L M lie C h o l e r . p r .- la w stu d e n t from San Antonio, w as c h a irm a n of th e re c e n tly o rg a n ­ ized c a m p u s c h a p te r of S tudents for D em o c ratic Action. D ean K eeton joined tab le on law school a d m in istra ­ tion. Ile d iscu ssed “ The F u n ctio n of S u m m er School from an E d u ca­ tional V iew point." A lbert Leong, p re-m ed stu d en t the round- from San Antonio, w'as elected s e c r e ta ry -tre a s u re r at the Sunday m eeting. Robert. Ju n g , ju n io r an­ thropology m a jo r from W isconsin, w as elected v ice-ch airm an . IN THE DISCUSSION of leg isla­ tion, M r. W itherspoon spoke con­ le g is la tiv e cern in g “ ’Fhe Use of H istory In te rp re ta tio n of S ta tu te s.” th e in M r. Sneed spoke at the c o m m e r­ cial law round-table. “ E x p erien ces in Connec­ of the B a r C o m m ittee tion w ith a P roposal of L egislation on Sm all L o an s” w as his topic. in Mr. W illiam s took p a rt the discussion of Inlier law s. R ounding out p ro g ra m oontribu The club, one of th e n ew est on the cam p u s, is sponsored by Dr. A aron S chaffer, pro fesso r of Ro­ m an ce L an g u ag es, an d Dr. R. C. S tephenson, asso cia te p ro fe sso r of English. O fficially recognized by the U ni­ is affili­ the o rg an izatio n v ersity , ated w ith the n atio n al SDA. At the m eetin g , plans for fu rth e r ac tiv itie s w ere discussed. The ex­ ecutive co m m ittee, consisting of the officers, w as au th o rized sp e ak e rs ap p ro a ch for will he open tions from the deleg atio n from the i m eetin g s w hich L aw School .was Dr. M cC orm ick’s th e public. sp erc h , “ New Model R ules of Evi-1 A te n tativ e p latfo rm , w hich will la ter, w as also den ce P ro p o sed by the C o m m ittee, be m a d e public on U niform L aw .” discussed. No Blue Skies Next Week son explains. He states that Mon_ ran ge of two octaves would give b etter harm o n y . ^ is not a a 24 bells. Ours has only 17. Since fh ere a r e no bells connected to I the c lav ie r to produce the sh a rp s it guess it, the it would be m ore proper of C, D. and F . “ If we had to call the bells a chime, instead C -sharp bell would be the second rarillion, full-size “ O FFICIA LLY you c a n t call it , „ the a ca rillio n ,” continues A nderson, OI n u m e !'' •» 1“ ™ " U,M hntil I " b e c a u ,. a full-size c a n li,o n h a s , The b ig g est bell is the C bell. ' H ilburn w as th e only person to for the file an ap p licatio n v a c a te d by th e resig n atio n of B ill M cR eynolds. p rese n t m an ag in g editor. The T ex a s S tudent P u b lic a ­ tions B oard m u st ap p ro v e H ilb u rn ’* ap p licatio n . He will ta k e o v er the p o st a t th e beginning of the second s e m e ste r if his ap p o in tm en t is a p ­ proved. Posture Winners Named Monday Jackson, Waters, Cloyes Place First and Bobbie T News Brief• • • D au ris Jack so n , T ri D elt, B a r­ b a ra W aters, G a m m a Phi B eta, and M arth a Cloyes, Zeta T au Al­ pha, w ere the first place w inners in the 7th A nnual P o stu re C ontest. Second place w in n ers w ere Ja n e R eb er, T ri D elt; Sonia Wolf. Hap- pa K appa G am m a Nell S chm idt. A lpha Chi O m ega. Ju d g e s for the fin als w ere M rs. Jo sep h in e C h ap m an , Miss B etty T hom pson. M r. B a rry W hitaker, and M r. J itte r Nolen. They judged in th e g irls, who first a p p e ared in form als, S tates an d R u ssia M onday launch- ca m p u s clothes, ed “ p riv ate-as-can -b e' T hird place w in n ers w ere Ethel- to go ab o u t d iscu ssin g P re sid e n t d ra A dam s, N ancy B a sh ara , Bar- to put ato m ic b a ra B erry , G loria L eg g ett, Shir- E ise n h o w e r’s p lan ley M iller, E ith M ore. M ary Mor- pow er to w ork for peace. US, RUSSIA BEGIN 'P R IV A T E ’ TALKS (j.N ATOM WASHINGTON — T he U n i t e d B f the Associated P re ** '* on how then . J, . . „ S e c re ta ry of S tate D ulles re- gan, and Jo Ann Wilson, ceived Soviet A m b assad o r G e o rg i T hese girls w ere selected from M. Z aru b in a t his office They a field of 330 who a p p e a re d in the talked, th ro u g h an in te rp re te r, for p relim in arie s la st w eek. half an hour. PANM UNJOM — The Com m un- OOO before ta x es The will w as up- the C olorado S uprem e fo rm a lly ask ed for held by to set u p a C ourt M onday. BELGRADE — For the second tim e In three days, Yugoslav Foreign Secretary Koca Popovic m et Monday night with A m eri­ can and British envoys In a high­ ly s e c r e t i v e conference on Trieste. ♦ REDS ASK RESUMPTION OF KOREA PEACE MEET talk s ists M onday resu m p tio n of K orean conference -th eir peace firs t official m ove h ere since ne­ g o tiatio n s b roke up D ec em b e r 12. The b rief note w as handed o v er to a US S tate in P an m u n jo m D e p a rtm e n t re p re se n ta tiv e w ho r e ­ layed to W ashington and said he w as aw a itin g instructions. it ★ WASHINGTON—P r e s i d e n t the Elsenhower Monday a*ked Senate to ratify a defense pact with South Korea designed to head off future attacks against that w ar-ravaged far P acific country. Texas Union Provides Dead Week Recreation '.pare Students w ho have tim e d u rin g D ead Week, o r who feel they m u st “ get aw ay from it a ll” before e x a m s begin, will find re ­ cre atio n in the T ex as Union. Among the d iv ersio n s av a ilab le to stu d en ts a r e b illiard s, p ing­ pong, m ag azin es, n ew sp ap ers, and television big, e a sy c h a irs. The in the lobby until se t will be on 9:30 p.m . UT D em o’* Will Meet Friday The U T D e m o c ra ts will m eet F rid a y a t 7 :30 p m . in the M en's Lounge of th e T ex as Union gin p re p a ra tio n s for the M ineral to had Wells sta te convention. Medical Branch Willed S746.000 Baaed on th# Annodated Pre sa The U niversity h as been given The tw o v e te ra n s, M a jo r W illiam F. R aw cliffe, in stru c to r in the Tac- tics D e p a rtm e n t of th e A n ti-aircraft a b eq u est in th e w ill of A. C. and G uided M issiles B ranch of the M cLaughlin of P a sa d e n a , Calif., A rtille ry School, and C ap tain Ja m e s w hich u ltim ately m a y reach $746,- Von Iv Ladd, in stru c to r in the in­ fa n try section of the school, will a p p e a r in 38 o th e r c itie s in T«?:as, O klahom a, A rk an sas, and L o u isi-! The will, d raw n up by Mc Laugh* an a in the R angely Oil F ield Chime on My Hands lin, an oil m an who had w ide hold­ ings in n o rth e a st C olorado, also provided for an incom e of $12,OOO annually for life to his siste r, F ra n c e s Mc- L aughlin Adcock. The re st of the m oney will go to th e U n iv ersity ’s School of M edicine a t G alveston. to The b eq u est would be used estab lish fellow ships in honor of J a m e s W. M cl^aughlin, fa th e r of A. C. M cLaughlin, a long-tim e pro- d a y ; an d fesso r and re g e n t a t the U niver- o c c a s i o n , Chopin s sity M a rc h ” w ill e m a n a te ' F re d e ric L. K r ills b rought the To"""- ch allen g e to th e will. He Ls guard- 1 •’•clock. L est s tu d e n t, ignore the inn of two g ra n d c h ild ren , Jo an n e by ‘N obody Knows the T rouble I ’ve E v ly n Reed and J a m e s F ra z ie r S een ” and “ O God, O ur Hope in R eed. He b ro u g h t th e challenge to Ages P a s t." the g ran d ch ild ren s d eterm in e rig h ts w ere p ro tec ted u nder the will. F in al ex a m in atio n s begin to m a rk this aw esom e “ F u n eral from By L I K E L. PA T R E N E L L A “ Wl" b* if * ^ AT THE CLAM ER keyboard w ill be Tom A nderson, a g rad u a te in m usic ed u catio n , who began p lay in g in S eptem ber, 1952. the chim e “ I ve got my h a rd e s t final Mon­ d ay m o rn in g .” sa y s Anderson with a sm ile , “ and ITI be in full mood the final is the The h ea rin g of c h a rg e s a g a in st the Avalon Club b y L iquor Control B o ard h as been set good-natured A ustinite w o rrie d for M onday, J a n u a r y 18 a t 9 a m. a m u sic lite ra tu re co u rse on a t the board office. life and m usic of B ach. the S tate for th a t has it.” The a lewd an d v ile show, w as The h earin g will be b ased on selling liquor to m in o rs, and th a t We got off d ru n k s rem a in ed on th e p rem ises, THE WRITER o b tain ed special the ch a rg e s th a t th e Avalon Club p erm issio n to go up to the top of the T ow er w ith A nderson M onday. the floor. T hrough a tw en ty -seventh series of locked doors and up flights of cem ent steps, we m ad e o u r w ay to the closet-like enclos­ ure the e le v a to r a t th a t houses the clavier. Tile clavier r ese m b le s a small ....................... in handball m a tch , G regory Gym keys, h an d b ail co u rt No. 7. org an and has a piano keyboard ........... However, instead of striking ivory tones a re pro- the m usical duced by a dow nw ard m otion on 7.30—F o u rth A rm y Mobile C o n - ' a se rie s of h an d les co n n ected by stru ctio q T ea m No. 3, A rm y Re- ca b le s to rods aro u n d the netw ork room w here se rv e T ra in in g C en ter. the of bells above new A nderson plays, 7:30—H a rt .Stilwell begins Avalon Club Hearing Set for Monday WU ( j o e J o n JI,e r e 9 - TDN'A Jo u rn a lism Building. 9-5—E g y p tian p h o to g rap h y club, M usic B uilding loggia. 9-5— D raw ing fo r tic k ets to “ John B row n's B ody,” box office, M usic Building. Hotel. 9-5—A rt stu d e n ts' p ictu res, D riskill THESE RODS a r e connected to the inside of the 7 :30— In te rn a tio n a l D ance G roup, b ells’ lobes. When A nderson press- es d o u r a h andle, th e rod ro tates. M rs. A m y F re e m a n Lee, L ag u n a S—F o r ty A cres’ A stronom y Club, an d th e c lap p e r strik e s the inside th e note i G loria g allery . class in c re a tiv e w riting, Down- town YWCA. 10-12 an d 2-5—A b stra c t pain tin g s by P h y sics Building 421. the c lap p e rs on T ex as Union. to pro d u ce th e bell of I I —F ra n k S k illem , to sp eak to p h ar- S— B ro ad cast of T ex as-T ex as A&M d esired , m acy stu d e n ts on “ The P ro fit-) able O p eratio n of T o d a y 's D ru g Store C h em istry Building 15. bask etb all g am e. K V ET. I 8:30 Two o p eras, srm ' and “ Cox and Box. Recj- a h alf At th e p rese n t tim e, “ Sunday Excur* h a s a ran g e cf only an o ctav e and the chim e 6—Phi L am b d a T heta initiation tai H all m ran g e I ban q u et. U n iv ersity Tea H ouse. 8 30—Women m th e Air F o rce, ; a n o th er note 7—Phil Collin* and Dick Robersons Lackland Field, KTBC-TV. (called for in the m usic,” Ander-j lim ited “ Be an se of so m etim es h av e to strik e the one in stead of the TW ELV E m en w e re re* a v a c a n t 1 tu rn in g from a w eekend hunting j trip in the m a rsh la n d s of so u th e rn th e plane nosed L ouisiana w hen into the ground, th e AP co ntinued. ten minutes th e ir d estin a tio n w hen the from pilot radioed th e to w er a t Shreve­ port he w as in trouble. T hey w ere about “ ALL CONTROLS frozen The night m a n a g e r of th e a irp o r t said the pilot rad io e d a t 5:49 p.m .: . . . .losing lan d o n ice form ing o« w ings . altitu d e la k e .” . going . to . . Tile next w o rd w a s a telep h o n e tonio, h av e no p rev io u s crim in al reco rd s filed in A ustin. * , call rep o rtin g th e cra sh . i Mr. Tobin w as h ead of a n aerial AifStin police believe th e se rob- m apping com p an y an d a member famed ro b b eries w hich o cc u rre d H at-in-the-R ing sq u adro n in World b e n e s a r e not connected w ith the nf Fiddle R ic k e n b a e k e r’s D rag Ja n u a ry 6, In th at a tte m p t, a bur- W ar I. e g la r a la rm w as set off a t K filed V a rsity Je w e lry C om pany, hut g r The d eath list: E d g a r Tobin, p resid e n t of T obin night, how ever, b u rg la rs en tered A erial S urvey C om pany, S an An* ----------------- r u en- filed IS h e fta ll’* Je w e lry an d the W illiam - tonio. C h arles M usic C om pany. Sanctuary Work Finished Soon Spring Completion Seen for Church Tom B ran iff. p resid e n t of B ra n - iff In te rn a tio n a l A irw ays, D allas. R. H. H arg ro v e. T ex as E a s te r n G as T ra n sm issio n C o m p a n y , S hreveport. Ju stin R. Q u erb es Sr., 61, direo* to r of S h re v e p o rt’s F ir s t N a tio n a l Bank. Randolph Q u erb es, 59, brother of Ju stin an d h ead of a wholesale e le c tric a l firm in S h rev ep o rt. E . B e rn a rd W eiss, S h re v e p o rt, vice-p resid en t of G o ld rin g 's Incor* p o rated , a clo th in g ch ain branch* The s a n c tu a ry of a new U niv or- S h rev ep o rt, sity C h ristian C hurch a t T w enty- first S tre e t an d U n iv ersity A venue m an. is ex p ected to be co m p leted before the end of th e sp rin g se m e ste r. T his sa n c tu a ry , u n d er co n stru e- firm s, J . P . E v a n s, 69, S h re v ep o rt oil- John B. A tkins S r., 56. chairman of the b o ard of tw o S h re v ep o rt Oil 30. pilot, tion sin ce A pril, 1953, is approxi- m a tely half of a $600,000 ch u rch H oum an, L a., and Louis S ch ex n ay - p ro je e t s ta rte d in 1951. W hen th e d er, ag e u n av a ila b le , pilot, H ou- is finished an d neces- m an, L a., both em ployes at th® sa n e tu a ry s a ry funds a r e ra ise d , a w ing will U nited G as C om pany, sp o n so r o f be b uilt from the sa n c tu a ry out to the trip . B uddy H u ddleston. D ean C arl V. B redt. a sso cia te dean of stu d en t life, told re p o rte rs M onday night maticallv^ be dropped U n iv ersity if th ey a r e indicted. the from to c a r ry - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the m en will auto-1 H.nj,ver^ ty ;_ The T ex as j Bible C h a ir w ill he torn down a t th a t tim e, e s tim a te d by th e Rev. B ash He said, how ever, th a t D iscip lin -j L aw ren c e V The stu d en ts, who a r e from New York, C onnecticut, an d San An- a ry C o m m ittee a d io n will be taken in any case. w h ere from five to ten y e a rs in DC-3, whose p a ssen g e rs saw the fu tu re. TWO PLA N E S w ere b eing u sed th e h u n tin g p a r ty —th® to be any- G ru m m an “ M a lla rd ” and a la rg e r th e J lig h ter plane cra sh . The DC-3 p as- When finished, the $325,000 stru c- j a n g e r s tu rn e d in th e list of those ill-fated p lan e. T he lu re w ill d w a rf beside w hich 7t stan d s. The ch u rch Pilot. of ,he DC*3 b lam ed th e c ra sh the ° " tbe u n u su al w e a th e r conditions h as b e rn holding se rv ic e s th at froze th e p lane s w ings. elected Bible C h air for sev eral y e a rs, un- to ) president of Phi Sigm a K ap p a fia t- d irectio n of the R ev. Bash the C o n stru ctio n is being han d led by to spring a re G ilb ert B alden, vice- y A nderson Co. of A ustin. p re sid e n t; Don secie- A rc h ite cts w ere Leon ta ry ; W hit Dill, tr e a s u r e r : Bill Pot- White* su p erv isin g a rc h ite c t of the ter. sentinel; and P ete Burch, in- U niversity; Dr. Nolan B a n irk doctor. A S h rev ep o rt w e a th e r o b s e rv e r icing conditions a s th e d escrib ed unusual but not freak ish . fifngst Phil Sig President has been the Bible C hair. Jim Hingst Isen b erg . o fficers ab o ard R obert p lan e. the foi in com ing ern ity . O ther Reading Tests Will End Today the U n iv ersity staff fo rm e rly on but now h ea d of the school of a r ­ ch itecture a t T exas Tech: and the Austin firm of Jessen, Mfllhouse, and G reeven. hold The new s a n c tu a r y will se a t 725, the Bible Chair. to It h a s been Tuesday so two Sunday grouped on Students in te reste d in im p ro v in g their read ing ability will con tin u e tests th ro u g h they m a y be the basis of the te s t to church m e m b ersh ip , which he offered next s e m e s te r by th e in c o n tra st to the 300-plus ca p a c ity faking p la ce m ent of that n ec es sary morning se rvic es to take c a r e of scores the now n u m b e r s about 700, including Testing and G uidance B u reau . U niversity students. Tho new building will bo modi- chologist of in style, highlighted Dr. Elsie Dotson, clin ical psy*- the bureau, sa id th e fled Gothic tests began M onday and th e sco res by g r e a t, la m in a te d wooden a rc h es will be announced T h u rsd ay af- in ternoon and F r i d a y m orning on interior. he Tw enty-first S treet sidewalk the bulletin board in V H all. Stu- will ho 60 feet. It will be finished dents will be a r ra n g e d in g roups according to their rea d in g ab ility . with Austin stone. in a non-credit course I t's height from the C h a rles U m lau t, assot late pro- she said, ^ h e course is being offered im prove s tu d e n ts ’ three a r e a s jn fessor of art a t the U niversity, is now c a rv in g sym bols which will a p p e a r on the front of tho church, im m ed ia te ly below a largo, stain- com prehension, and vocabulary. Class hours for the course n ex t ed-glas> window which is to be the s e m e ste r will be announced a n d outstanding fea tu re of the church figure of Christ students m a y a r r a n g e class sched- This window, a w itll groups of tiles accordingly. students aroun d him, will be 16 feet wide, 21 feet tall. to rea d in g a b ility readin g, ------ — ----------------------------- ■— r a te of “ We w ant the window to be a c a m p u s la n d m a r k . ” re m a rk e d the ( Rev. Bash, “ so th a t people will identify it with our church. It will interior a ‘ be lighted from night, and r a n bo seen from the Music Building to G regory Gym on T w enty-first S tre e t.” th e Features Head Seminar Agenda P ro b lem s of re a d e r in te re st an d the th e ag en d a of th e sp o rts e d ito rs’ sem i- The sanctuary will be air-con- na r of The T exas Daily N ew sp a p er A ssociation T u esd ay in the Jo u rn a l­ ism Building. sto ry will fe a tu re top dihoned. It will include a basem en t to be used a s a student rec re ation room, a ch u rc h parlor, a kitchen. for- a k itchenette and classro o m space. the educational the located although m o st of facilities will be other w mg. in The U n iv ersity C h ristian Church w as o rg an iz ed seven y e a rs ago. In 1919, when Mr. Bash b ecam e th e re w ere only 60 m em - pastor, bers m ore th.in 700. m aking the church one of the m o st rap id ly expan d in g in the U nited States. C hurch m e m b ersh ip is n o w , tor, San Antonio M A F’* on TY The three-day m eeting w ill la s t until Wednesday. S ports w rite rs opened th e sem i­ n a r M onday w ith d iscu ssio n s of co verage, o rg an izatio n , an d a d m in ­ istratio n of th e sp o rts desk. F u rm a n B isher, sp o rts e d ito r of the A tlanta C onstitution, a n d C la rk N ealon, H ouston P o st sp o rts edi- led re m a rk s on the problem of finding a co p y re ad er, an d on staff m o rale an d a ssig n m e n ts. The talk s s ta rte d in th e m o rn in g w ith an opening d iscussion by W al­ te r H u m p h rey , editor of the Fort W orth P re ss. The San Antonio, will be train in g and d u tie s of the la c k la n d the telex ision H a rry G ilstra p . Amarillo D aily W om en’s A ir F o rce at News and G lobe-T im es sp o rts ed i- Field an d D ick O liver of the Port feature subject on tor to A rth u r N ew s d iscu ssed use of fea­ p r o g i a m se show n o v e r KTBOTV at 8.30 h ire s an d source* of tip* on N » i p.m. Tuesday. I in t new* avant*. in Review, ” “ T ex a s the largest one,” adds Anderson. the Sunny Side of WHILE ANDERSON played a group of sunshine songs Monday, sue Ii a s “ You Are My Sunshine," an d “ On the S tre e t.” the w rite r stood in front of the netw ork of bells to w atch in operation. At the end of them the a i r w as filled each nu m ber, with a to thai of an a irp lan e h e a r d from the ground steady vibration akin also a T o m s brother, Dave, g r a d u a te job the in music, had before him. “ Dave still plays oc­ c a siona lly ,” sa y s A n d e r s o n . “ When I h u rt m y ankle recently, he filled in for m e . ” SACRED MI SIC w a s A nderson's u n d e r g r a d u a te m ajor. He is te ac h ­ ing piano now and plans to go into church music, when he receives in m usic education. his m a s te r s Students request “ H appy Birth­ than an y other song. to tu r n e d in d a y ' 1 m ore R equests m a y he in Dean I William Doty s office the Music Building. Anderson is paix .c u larly interest- cd in foreign folk songs and would welcom e any eign snider!'. turned in by MU N E M It KNOW what selec­ tions will he played on the Mon­ and F rid a y s days. Wednesdays, that Tom Anderson the recalls Tower chime One co-ed “ Blue that the S kies” sounded a c ro ss the c a m p u s os rain pelted against the y ea r s w orst the Tower. last y e a r plays tim e D isreg a rd in g his m orose selec­ tions for Monday to m a rk th e he- gining of finals, “ Blue S k ies” w as typical of the m an a t the clav ier. T alking w ith Tom Anderson just as his ra ise r your c h i m e m u m establish es a uni­ v ersal bond am o n g U n iversity stu­ dents and g iv es th e m som ething to sm ile ab o u t. spirits IN A CUBBYHOLE v1 qhf > ft f h : TI e ' p r - n r large!* than a -> th e Un zer o v et sits p ensive Tom Tow er. Berend 4n** ! " , ^ " I f f • _ V. - f * r , » » r - S u r f P h o t o — H a n k i n s o -' ’a s t y e a rs rainer* day a n d to ma** his •* e r o ch e are ct Sc es C h o p in s Fw^e-ai M arch, w h i^ i he wi p ie / M o n a a / to mar*; the b e g in n in g of final ex am in atio n !. Tuesday, January 12, 1954 THE D A ILY TEXAN Page 2 u s champion Gives UT Cagers Invade Handball Exhibition Aggieland Tonight The national handball doubles champion, Phil Collins, will put on a n exhibition in G rego ry Gym Tuesday night a t 7 p.m. lins gives his exhibition. The na- i tionally-ranked athlete will also the finer points explain som e of of the gam e. By HAM BLAIR % Kentucky Holds C a ge Deadline Today Top Spot in Poll T uesday is the last d ay to enter the I n tra m u r a l bask etball tourney, i Ail entries a r e due In the ’Mural office by 5 p m. pha Epsilon. The B l o m q u l i t Swedes w alked aw a y with the in­ dependent title. K appa S igm a won the Class B cham p io nship with a victor} o v er Oak G rove the cham pionship gam e. in It looks like a m ere whistle stop right now but College Station m ay p r o v e to be a m a jo r roadblock on .Southwest Conference bask et­ the ball circuit for league-leading T ex­ as T uesda y night. F’or the Longhorns m u s t bid for their third straig h t conference Vic­ tory a g a in st winless T ex a s A&M at 8 in De Wa re Fieldhouse before the leather- usual p acked house of lunged Aggies. Such ingredients once caused SMU Coach Doc H a y e s to o bserve th a t a g a m e in De Wa re in K o re a ” for the visitors. is “ like 49 minute* to And T exas has good reason tgrer The O range has r arely found ca ge success a t College Station in r e c e n t y e a r* and even the sparse victories c a m e double-tough. assig n m e n t with Puce h ere with a strong opportunity to g r a b solid leadership by whipping the Owls. i situation prevailing Coach Slue H ull’s f o g h o r n s visited Aggieland with an identical last J a n u a r y . T exas w as the league le a d e r with three straight, wins but left town ; the victim of a 51-42 Aggie upris­ ing. its first While T exas won two last week o v er T C L ' S W C start '54-47i and A rkansas <64-61) the C a d e t s d r o p p e d a pair to Baylor 154-451 at C o l l e g e Station and Rice < 78-531 at. Houston. A victory Tuesday night would push the Steers ahead of idle SMU and semi them into F rid a y s crucial As usual, T exas will enjoy super­ ior height and shooting skill against Coach John Floyd s hall control disciples. The O range sta rtin g line­ up a v e ra g e s alm ost 6-5 per m a n and owns a sizzling 40 p er cent goaling averag e. T exas presents the better balanc­ ed a tta c k , with 6-7 F'red S aunders, 6-4 Gib Ford. 6-5 Billy Powell, and 6-7 Bob W aggoner keeping close the scoring column. com pany Saunders leads with a 15.3 a v e r ­ age, Powell 'IO U, and W aggoner *8.6;. followed by F’ord < 10.71, < in Shorthorns Face A g g ie Freshmen in C a g e Gam e to get h ark The T exas Yearlings will be all the winning out column T uesda y night when they meet tim Agga- Fish in a College Station tilt that begins a t 6 p m . in The UT freshm en w ere u n d r f f a t ­ ed until S a tu r d a y night, when I/>n Morris Junio r College eked out. a 73-72 victory in the r losing m inute of the g am e Before dropping the I>,n M orris contest the Shorthorns had taken their first three battles. The Fish might prove to be dou­ ble-tough sharp-shoof ing the Yearlings Although they dropped a g am e to the Rice Owlets 60-65 S atu rd ay night, they had previous­ ly defeated the Baylor Cubs 68-49. for Playing on their hom e court will j also give vantage. but picked to come out victorious. the young Ags an a d ­ the Shorthorns a t e Starting ag iinst the F’ish will be Mack Burk and Bill Groogan at forwards. T o m m y F.stes and Nor­ m an H'm trn, guard s, and Filiis Olm* stead at center. It was Groogan and O lm stead that lead the Y earl­ the ings against !/>n Morris arid two rang y scorers a r e expected to again c a r r y the brunt of the a t ­ tack. the College Station Rounding out the traveling squad trip a re for F re d and F r a n k Nagle. Harold Phelan, David Clary, F’aul Fiehois and Douglas Tinker. Coo. h Marshall H ughes’ charges l e a v e Austin by bus along will with the v arsity te am m e m b e r s a? 9 a m. Tuesday morning. The ( a g ­ ers will the gam es that night. return a fte r T r a d e - i n D h M D M i v b x .. K R U G E R S On The Drag Hr j j c t d a u j p v ** $ « * ' Y O U R O L D W A T C H — IT 'S W O R T H IM O N E Y C h a r g e it A year to p a y + Meeting Collins in the exhibition m atch will be Dmk Roberson, UT- SAM handball club d irec to r and the top-ranking ca m pus. hfindballer on Collins, a native ot Chicago, is stationed at Bryan Air Field. The ia n k ed airm an fifth in the nation in handball and w as one of doubles the ch am ps. second-class 1953 is Additional se atin g facilities will be provided in the gym when Col- Tompkins Listed With Top Rookies SPORT m a g az in e, one of the n a ­ tion’s leading all-sporis publica­ tions, this month listed Ben T om p­ kins, fo rm e r I/in ghorn baseball and football player, a m o n g the ten hest, m inor league players up for promo­ tion to the m ajor leagues The m agazine rate d Tompkins as a leading c a n d id a te for the second base position for the Philadelphia y e a r Phillies, for T erre Haute of class B Thtee-f League, Tompkins hit .316, batting in 70 runs and hitting 15 home runs. l^ast the In 1950, Tom pkins quarterbacked the Longhorns to a Southwest Con­ ference football championship, fie played several infield positions for the baseball team. Texas Swamps A gs in Handball (Monday Night T e x a s hand b a lle rs swept to four victorious m a tch e s in five contests with AAM men Monday night. I.vans W arren G oehringer, John : Bill Fritts, and Charles Atchinson I downed Aggies while Bei t Cox ; dropped hi* three , match. two out ' J ( ioehrfngcr dow ned Phil Rey­ nolds 21-15 and 21-14, find Kvantf I pushed aside John Johnson 21-11, 15-21. and 21-19. b r itts elim inated Aggie Law rence Laskoskie 2114 ami 21-11 while Atkinson 20-21 ca m e out on top of a 2118, 17-21 and 21-19 score. It was John CentiIii who cap tared the only Singles victory for the Aggies as he downed Cox 21- 17. 6-21 and 21-11. The CT handballers also took the Aggies on in doubles com peti­ tion, bu* no re-ults Were available The m a tch e s with AAM were sponsored by the U niversity H and­ ball Club which is a p a r t of the CTS AM. The club is also putting that on a is stiyient open who la dd er to urnam ent to an y University interested. is A SHORT W A Y TO BETTER PAY Prepare yourself in a lew short m onths for one of our g o o d -p a y in g positions. 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B ut this tim e, engineers from the Production D ivision arranged for a lim ited-scale plant test, using a spare batch still and a crystallizer on a part-tim e basis. T w o m ont Ila o f test­ ing confirmed the previous data —the new d i st ill at ion -crystallization process recovered adipic acid efficiently, and would reduce costs considerably. T he plant is now using this process suc­ cessfully. T h a t’s how one young chem ical engineer started his career in a typical D u Font P lant D eiclopm ent group. n ile job o f such groups is to make processes and equipm ent more effi­ cient, to adapt products to new uses, and to improve product quality. P lant D evelop m en t work not only offers opportunity in itself but valu­ able training for other fields. A S K FO R " C h e m ic a l In g i n o o r t at D u R o n t ." T h iH new illu strated booklet describe* inn ial anaiKnments. t raining, an d p a th s o f p rom otion . J u st aend a post card to FI. I. du F ont de N em ou rs & ( ’o. (In c .), 2521 N em ou rs B u ild in g. W ilm in g to n . D e la w a r e . A lso a v a i l ­ able: " D u F o n t C o m p a n y an d the C o lleg e G r a d u a te” an d " M ech an ical E n gin eers a t D u P o n t .” HS s, I For OF* RITTER T H IN G S FO R B IT T E * L IV IN G . . . THROUGH CHEMISTRY Witch “Cavalcade af America,” aa T elan stoa * f - _______________________ John Purdom, M.S. in Ch.Iv, Ohio State 48 (right), confers with other engineers on the progress of a new plant. A young chem ical engineer recently had his first assignm ent in a Plant Development group at Du P ont. He w as part o f a team assigned to im­ prove recovery o f adipic acid, a nylon i n t e r m e d ia t e , fro m p la n t - w a s t e stream s. First, he m ade a literature survey for possible leads. T hree recovery me thods cam e under consideration: solvent extraction, crystallization, and a com bination distillation-crystalliza- tion process. H e helped to se t up a laboratory program to com pare and evalu ate them . Preliminary results were som ew hat inconclusive. It was decided to go ahead with sem i-works tests, while a“n organic chem ist com pleted the laIxvratory work. N e x t. the young chem ical engineer joined forces tv lt.h a m echanical e n g i­ neer to design a sem i-works plant to evaluate each m ethod. In this plant, all vital p oin ts were checked and re­ checked: m aterials o f construction, steam and w ater requirem ents, heat- transfer coefficients, yields, product quality, and pollution problems. T he sem i-works data revealed th a t the distillation-crystallization process was the m ost econom ical, and also gave the best product quality. U su a l­ ly, the next step would be construc- First Five Teams Keep Same Rating NUW YORK, Ja n . l l «fh- The n a ­ tion s basketball experts a r e pretty w'ell agreed on the first five team s, but from there on anything or a n y ­ one, goos. F'or the third stra ig h t v,eek Ken- j tu< ky e a rn ed the No. I slot Monday in the Associated Presx basketball rank ing poll of sports w riters. The n e x t four in line w ere Duquesne, j Indiana, O klahom a AAM and West­ ern K entucky. T hat * exactly the way t h e y w e r e r a te d a week ago, and the top th r e e have held their places even longer. F a r t h e r down, the o rd e r again w as reshuffled as a couple of w e ll - , regarded te a m s Minnesota, for in-, stance- w ere knocked off and some othe rs e a rn ed support as they kept on winning. K e n tuc ky’s Wildcats, who have straigh t gam es, were won nin»* listed first on 25 of the 90 votes c a st and second on 29. polled 734 [joints on scoring system . D uquesne with only 17 first place votes, trailed by only 34 points, the 10-9-8-etc In its only gam e last week, Ken­ tucky racked up G eorgia Tech 105- 53. ■k The poll results with season r e c ­ .................. .......... . ords in p a r e n th e s e s : 754 I . K entucky 19-0» ..704 2. D uquesne <13-0) ,671 Indiana <9-11 ........................ 3. .489 4 O klahom a AAM (13-1) . . . . 5. W estern K entucky (14-0) . ..441 ................ ..262 6. Holy Gross (9-0) 7. G eorge Washington <9-0) . ..191 . . . . ..178 8. Oklahom a City (9-1) ..173 9. Duke <12-3* ...................... . . . .112 IO. Minnesota <8-2» .................... l l r Wichita (14-11 and ............ K ansas <6-2i .................... . ..103 .. 96 13 N iaga ra <12-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . 14. Seattle <12-11 ........................ . . 72 15 Rico .11-1) 16. USU <9-21 17. D ayton <10-2) ........................ . . 49 18. Colorado AAM <11-1 > ........ .. 46 19. 20. Illinois <7-3) .................. . Idaho <8-3i ............................ .’............................ ............................ WE REPAIR r n R O L E X c s t* / ' AM O AU. F'NE WATCHES Authorized Agency . . . . Tor SALES & SERVICE o f Rofex, Lonqines, k Le Coultre Watches ’M ural officials a r e planning for a record-breaking e n try this year. J last y e a r 's high of 170 topping team s. So far, 125 quints have en­ the biggest sha re of tered and te a m s should e n te r Tuesday, the la st day. of In­ Basketball is the "king t r a m u r a l sports. The m eet is a m a ra th o n event with twenty con­ tests held each night. More te a m s e n te r and m ore m en particip a te in the giant cage tourney th a n in an y oth er I n tr a m u r a l event. into the is divided P lay is held on Class A, Class league basis. The B, and Mullet tourney three r e g u la r divisions, fra tern ity , club, and independent. As in the othe*- m a jo r I n tr a m u r a l sports, competi­ tion will be held on a double elimi­ nation basis, requiring two defeats before a te a m is eliminated. The 1953 I n tra m u r a l champion w as Oak Grove. The Grove won the crown by defeating the f r a t e r ­ nity division cham pio n Sigma Al­ E V E R Y B I R D Y it SPECIAL Every Wednesday Night SHORT RIBS All you can eat for $l00 BARBECUE I} ? - V V * / S e t ' r i c e CLUCKING about The Job T h e w * D oing Dow n at TMF. r o m #Mc e j C a u n c I r y S t e a r n I 'Cr discount aff r«*h A carry l i t h A R e d K i t e r Lh 6-75*8 10:30 A M. to 9:00 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS RAN DY’S C ik c/C '-4Z I. 5th at Nffchffs Ph. 8-1166 W HEN YOU THINK OF LAUNDRY OR C LEAN IN G THINK DRISKILL LAUNDRY P IC K UP & D ELIVERY S E R V IC E S U IT S - D R E S S E S TUXEDOS EVENING G O W N S PILLOWS • RUGS • DRAPES FUR AND WOOLEN STORAGE SAVE C A S H AND CARRY distinctly! t w i l l O N T H K D R A G l‘-'68 t.iiadalupe 411 E. 19th Phone 8-6631 THIS IS IT! Turn in your rebate slips at the University C o -O p From now until J A N U A R Y 15 Don't Be Late! No Rebates Accepted After January 15 n/vers/Tit/ coop MC S f I I I N T. *S » S T B * J Fifth s ta rt e r will he sophomore John Schmid a hustling defensive s ta r and p la y m a k e r who played irnpre* lively a g a in st A rkansas H e’s a v e rag ed 3.6 per g am e. Chief pomt th re a ts for the Ag­ gies a re 4,-81 * Floy Martin, who has full-seasori clip m a n a g e d a 11.8 while h>-. team won only one of eleven gam es, and 6-3 John F orten­ berry, sharp-eyed sophomore who counted a total of 28 points in last week s a< Hon. line-up The Aggie a v e ra g in g 6-3 per man, is com pleted by 6-6 J a m e s Addison, defensive aer* Rod­ ney Pirtle, and p la y m a k e r Don Moon. ( (inference Msndm** IVt. I. a I WHI 0 1.000 W 2 1 I I 2 <>67 .SOO .nan OOO T n m f «* xa* SMI' ..... Bavtof . .. Rh <• ......... t o ; ..... Arkansas . Tex aa A A-Vt Pts I tx 103 170 141 4" 120 'IS Opp lox 126 188 132 54 127 125 I. ast Week's Results tv, tor 47 Tc.sa* AA,M 43 Arkansas .«•* St I s's pn! TR: SMU 7r> Rice OR T e xa s 54 \ ( U 47 T e xa s 64 Arkansas 61 Rice 78 Texan AAM 53 SMI 84, Ba tor 60 Ba ior 63 Ark an sas 59. This W e e k ’s Sc.iefiirr* Tuesday T O ' vs R i c e ai H ouston, Texas vs T e x a s AAM at College S t a ­ tion I-: I, Rice vs Texas ai Austin Ti Ii vs Texaa AAM at renege Sta­ tion Satu rday SMU vs A rk an sa t e t F a y ­ etteville LE ADIN G St G SLRX 119 F O lor ........... (dunce. Rice S o riwinger R i c e S e a s o n G H O h l e r . T C I ...................... 85 r> Murphv SM U ............... 70 F. Maunders. Tex as .......... SI ti ............. 52 M Bn O' Ba 43 K Morri-. s s f u ................... ti J KT ok SMU . ................. 48 ............... 46 R Marlin AAM i, Barnett Arkansas . . . . 17 t o ii f e r e n e e Ft * « ........... D. Murphy. SMU ''(tinder*, T e x a s . . . . . I . . . . Hi I Iv Pow ell, Texas . . . J. Fortenberr* AAM ................. \, Barnes, SMI F». Dickson, Bay t o r ......... .......... B. Dalton, Bayl«r ... N. Smith. Arkansas Scharffenfoerger, SMU S< itv in.'er Rice ......... 24 12 17 ta 13 10 11 R Morris. SM5’ IO 8 6 FT 67 50 63 •VK fit 58 SS 37 38 FT I) 15 a to 2 3 lo 4 7 I! TP 305 229 203 I HH 165 UA I 16 1.35 1.30 127 TI* 59 .30 .3.3 30 28 25 21 24 23 23 Bear Rally Downs Arkansas 63-59 11 Ja n . WACO. ',P B a y lo r’s B e ars rode a g r e a t second half to a 63-59 victory o v er the rally taller A rk a n sas R azorback* in a Southwest Conference basketball g am e Monday night. in the After trailing 35-32 a t the half, and by 37-33 e a rly third q u a r te r and by 49-48 with a minute left spirited this period, Lho Bruins c a m e hack to win although two of their top perfo rm ers, K en ­ ny Morgan and Bill Dalton, had in J fouled out , Baylor, tha n k s to the sha rpshoot­ ing of tiny T o m m y S tra sb u rg er, Don Dickson and M u r ra y Bailey, forged aw a y to a 56-52 m a rg in with the F orke rs wore through scoring except Floyd Sagely, who c a m e through with three p re ssu re goals and a free throw. j 5:05 rem a in in g . All Entries Still Open For Gloves Meet The Austin Regional Golden Gloves T o u rn a m e n t will be held F e b r u a r y 16-11-12 a t the City Coli­ seum. E n tr ie s a r e still being accepted by the Austin A m eric an-S tate sm a n this colorful boxing carnival. for Open class w inners in the to u rn a ­ m ent will he given boxing robes. boxing trunks, trophy, and an ex­ pense-paid trip to F o rt Worth for. the State T ou rn a m e nt. Novice and high school class w inners and all runners-ups will be given boxing tr o p h ie s The eight classes that a boxer can e n te r a r e flyweight, b a n t a m ­ weight. featherw eight, lightweight, w elterw eight, middleweight, light heavyw eight, and heavyw eight. The m in im u m age lim it is 16. I SHAFT CHERIF! Know the Ins ami Outs of the DRAFT L A W . . . TH)* com prxkantiv* turvey by our legal staff bring* you in •vcry-xtoy longways f u ll i n f o r m a t i o n a a little-knew n «x•m o­ tion*, deferm ent*, a n * e th er right* under (ho d ro it low . TRIT MAV APPLY TO YOU! Booh include* chapter* on All dhqvetMyima p hysical cmd m ental d e te c t. W hat is lim ited service, an d w ha is eligible fo r it. All 47 exem p­ tion* a n d deferm ent*, Student’* right* a nd continued deferm ent* a ire r college. Hew to d e a l w ith lo c a l Beard*, Ap­ peals, M edical Examiner*, little hints th a t m ake a difference, Haw ta get a discharge from m ilitary service, etc. You'll b e truly a m a te d a t the p rotea- lien a v a ila b le ta you! Us* mil yomr rights now! Y o u m a y Io ta th e m b y w a ftin g . ZOTA P R E S S a s * GEORGI ST. Sand *1 Clit. Click.Ma. IU bt bal! auh NEW HAVEN, CONM. P Jlie J P A u diological ^drdpect Economic weather prophets, an article in the January Harper’s Magazine says, ir re “remarkably unanimous” in predict­ ing that (I) an economic down-tum can be expected in*early 1954, (2) that it will range in depth between 5 and 8 per cent under the 1953 level of business activity, and (3) that the Administration will act —“fast and decisively”—to keep the re­ cession from going any farther. The story says that the Eisenhower administration has built up a staff of economic boards and planners “more ela­ borate than anything the New Deal ever had,” and apparently the Administration will swing into action at the next indica­ tion of any kind of recession. One part of the anti-depression pro­ gram which must not be overlooked is the psychological aspect. The most ela­ borate machinery in the world cannot stop a recession if the public decides one is coming. Then purse strings are pulled, investment slows down, employment eases, production slows, consumption declines, and depression is on the way. But if the people knew just what is coming, they might prepare themselves to accept it without panicking. The President should take to the air waves and television channels, again and again, as often as necessary, to explain just what is in store this year and exactly what he is prepared to do about it. Then people and administration could work to­ gether to prevent any serious setback. rL o opera on a t o C u i t After more than a month of discussion and work, the two student Democratic Party organizations on the campus have succeeded in ironing out their differences at least enough to pool memberships and elect a bipartisan slate of officers and executive committee. The new unified group represents a considerable conces­ sion from both of the old groups, and both are to be congratulated for their level­ headedness and spirit of co-operation. Now there can be no question of who i* legal and who deserves recognition from the state and national organizations. Also, there can no longer be any reason for a lack of unified, aggressive program in this election year. Perhaps now Democrats and Republicans can revive active com­ petition and awaken the campus to what’s going on in national politics. One Point of View Sign Like UT's Steer Here Gives Texan Boost in NY R> BOB KI NNY T exan Editor On sign th* G reenw ich V illa g e lid* of Seventh A venue in Man- is a tavern w ith a big la fta n >range - and - w h ite that lot Ilk* a S teer Herr nnks a placard d om inated by a lo n g - lo m head of rem a rk a b le si/,* I t s sien **y# T ex a s it steer G rill, and s o c i a l i z e s n stea k s and Kinds SoiC hw es- ern. It'* proprietor? H e's no e x p a t r i a t e from the F orty \ r r e s , from A shtabula, Ohio. But he w a s station ed for hree m onths at M rAllen during Vorld War IT he s it It little s e e m s enough like 'onnertion w ith T ex a s, but it x a s enough to g iv e the en ter­ prising tavern keep er a g im ­ mick for an appal ently s u c c e s s ­ ful bar And it g iv e s any r ea l see I'exas ex ile a *ven such a su p erficia l rem in d ­ er of w id e open sp a ces. tw inge to + An es en m ore en terp risin g New. Y orker opened a w hole to the natural take chain of r e sta u ra n ts a d v a n ta g e of in­ stinct of N ew York s h o m esic k a se r ie s of rath er population .sophisticated e a t e r i e s are nam ed the C alifornian, the V ir­ ginian the T exan, the N ev a d a n . the F l o r i d a n n ea rly e v e r y title or sta te with a euphonic g lam orou s its n a m esa k e. reputation has for see that a re M eccas And probably all of these p la c e s tire people w ho co m e to town and if they could w ho d eride just the old the n am e of h om e sta te the p la ce w ou ld n 't seem quite so big. P eop le like the T exan s ed itor and m a n a g ­ ing editor, w ho spent six g lo r i­ if so m ew h a t bew ild erin g , ous, d a y s in M anhattan just before the erd of the CTiristmas h o li­ day. W e didn't eat at the T exan or the T ex a s Steer w e w ere d e ­ term in ed to SKK NEW YORK and G E T A KOT OUT O F OUR if it killed us but T R IP, ev en to. half-con.xciously w e w an ted T h e D a ( 1 Y T e x a n * vAon. student newspaper of The I niverslty of T e x a s , ___ _____ ______ th A ustin d ally ex cep t S atu rd ay. M onday The Dally Texan □ bushed I "Texas Student” PobUcatloiwi, 'inc. N ew s co n trib u tio n s win be accepted by the lltorm l o ffic e s. J B 103, or th e n ew s lab oratory. J B 102, In q u iries roncern- g d eliv ery rf , a*'it VK'I v /-.f t Vs A 7 O p in ion s of th e te x a n are not n ecessa rily th ose of the (m in istration or oth er lin iv e r sity » o fflc la ls E ntered as second-ciasa m atter (Jetliner IN 1943, at the P ost O ffice at u stin, T e x a s under the Act of March 3. 1879 >u!d be m ade in J B *> and a d v ertisin g . .IP. 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It m a k e s a T e x a s eg o a u to m a - Heal Iv d e fla te a bit to be in the world s b ig g e st looking at the w o rld 's tallest buildings, world s b i g g e s t port, the p la c e w hich h a s the b iggest or best o f ’ev ery th in g from slu m s to art m u seu m s. it a lso has so m e of the And like w o rld ’s in a b o w ler hat the c h a r a c te r w ho w a s seen w a lk in g a c r o ss Fifth A \e n u e at F orty-third Street (ju st w est of the C hrys­ le r B u ild in g! O rdinarily th ere's nothing w rong w ith cro ssin g just at that point But th is m an w as c r o ss in g at IO.JO a rn., one of the m o st crow ded tim e s of the da y . a g ain st light, readin g a book. S om e people ju st like to 11\o d a n g ero u sly . stra n g est p eople, the red Or the g ra n d m o th erly old lady w ith w hom we w a ile d for a bus to Third A venue, on our w ay to s e e Hie Sto< k E x c h a n g e . sw eet looking old She w a s a w om an w ith stra y w isp s of g r a y h air p eek in g out from under her k erch ief, and she- w a s k ick ­ in the str e e t ing at so m eth in g a w hile foot. After w ith h er she bent o v e r to ex a m in e Hie spot b etter, got and down on her hands ariel k n ees to get. an ev en better fin a lly look. We thing that sort of thought about a sk in g if we could help, but so m eb o d y had told us th a t p eople d id n ’t do in N ew Y ork. But in a few m in u tes she got up. brushed off h er hands and k n ees, and grinned. "Oh. h ell, g u y s." “ That a in 't a n ick el; a ch ew in g-gu m paper." - o d . it s ju st she It could h a v e happened a n y ­ a l­ in N ew York. w here but e v ery th in g h - rea d y happened * lot, We had a lw a y s heard th at N ew Y orkers w er e an u n frien d ­ ly intent only on g e ttin g w here th ey w e r e going. F o r a w hile w e w ere about to a g r e e , but w e our m inds w hen a ca b d riv er from B rook­ lyn w hom w e had n ev er ' • w before loaned us five d o lla rs to ha v e enough m on ey for plane fare hom e. ch an ged We d like to think it w a s be- ra u se he, sta tio n ed too, w as in T e x a s during the w { r hut from it a in ’t so so m ew h ere w e know' _ S itll rJList B rooks Nancy A. Auld G len n B radford , Ralph Cox, Jr T om tch - Tnomaus Ru> k, F ranklin Cl fleld , R ich ard D ailey M a te h Dean. J u d so n D e V iib i-s. R ob ert B e llm a n . H en ry G reen Mar;. Guy* Ann H a rrin g to n . l-a a g - B illy D olores w o rth y I^*onaigit 23. 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Gill (ab br. > ZG A sm all area 37 C lam or 38 Kind o f lily 39 T o g eth er 41 Bends the head in g re e tin g C hinese se cr e t so c ie ty 42 DOH N C riterion A sm a ll island Land- m easur* % 9 i i 14 17 /9 ZS 2 7 36 38 w 41 , 1 W Y/< 33 /J / Y/< 3 4 , i 3 2 29 3i 35 P / Va 37 y// ' / / ///< 4 0 39 i- ------ 4 2 ' / / / Tuesday, January 12, 1954 THE DAILY TEXAN Pegs 3 *1- • • J s lW i iring. J m e T o th e E d ito r: A fter the e m b a r r a ssin g ly poor fa c ilitie s a v a ila b le the " E li­ fo r ja h ," "C aine M utiny C ourt M ar­ t ia l,” " ll T r o v a to r e ,” and th e con­ te s t b etw een th e v io lin ist T osh iya E to and a footb all g a m e , I w a s p rom pted to w rite the line below . B e lie v in g th a t m a n y o th e rs m u st fe e l a s I do, I p o sfed it on a b u lle­ tin board of th e M u sic B uild ing. T h e sig n a tu r es o f lik e-m in ed p eop le sp ea k that for th e m s e lv e s . N ote m o re than h a lf of the sig n e r s are not in the m u sic d ep a rtm en t, and so m e a re e v e n to w n sp eo p le w ho a sk ed p erm issio n to sign. A ll of us sim p ly w a n t to s e e and hear. - DOLAN E A R G L E ( E d ito r’s N o te: T he follow ing is the line referred to b y M r. Ear* g le and the n a m e s w hich w ere sig n ed below of liie g ih ie sig n a tu r es 54 n a m e s had to be left off the list.) T o the E d ito r: it. B e c a u se L et s h a v e a good b ig auditorium . B. ('h an ce P. D ilw o rth B. J. L ittle Mrs B B C ooley B B. C ooley B. R ilbough J. A n d rew s M. S m ith J. M eG au gh ey S. H oltzm an C. S an ov L. L loyd A S . M artini'/ Mrs. J. W. i al ison J. M. S p elt ll. S c h o o l D. B. Jone* N. C. F u ssed J. D ean H. R ad em ach er J . W ells P . H u b ert V. Rux M. P a tto n P. W elsh D. P o ltc . R. R ob ertson A. von K reisler C. W illia m s B. J. T a y lo r N . R H u m m er J. D Try cr U. C h am bers J. M oritz J. 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Zoch ★ To the E ditor: P le a s e m a k e a n ote o f e o n grat o ­ la t ions to T heta S ig m a P h i, flM c a st, crew s, and a ll p e r so n s c o n ­ n ected w ith this y e a r ’s p ro d u ctio n of " T im e S ta g g ers O n.” It was OM of the m pst en terta in in g a n d e n ­ jo y a b le ev e n in g s th at I ’v e sp e n t sin c e I ’v e b een a t T e x a s Univer­ sity. I d o n ’t think an y o n e w h o was n ight packed in house a t H ogg A uditorium would sa y th a t th ey w ere not well enter­ ta in ed . I’m no journalist or drama c ritic, hut I know a good sh o w w hen I se e one. the Saturday S p ecia l o rch id s to W arren R o b ­ ertson , S arah Hudson, R o ily W est­ er, B ill P ugh, and D in ah Van for (There ex cellen t p erfo rm a n ces. e le v e n most should h a v e been beautiful presen ted, w ith M iss Van a m o n g tho num ber.) 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'n. 8-2691 q u iet and r o m fo r - from ca m p u s — it 'b ' 1 are • • ’• r< -p d n .tyin g r ig h t t i c « tm pus there w ill be a fe w : rn-' next sen; ester at 2 0"I VV h r - P rices R oom s 2 m eals $5,VOO and $63. hi a m onth. P h. 6-4107* et- ova Ma- By Walt Kelly annual safe one week only Monday, January J J thru Saturday, January 16 SAVE on every box of your favorite seamless stockings All purpose sheer. 15 denier. $1.25 (regularly $ 1.50) 3 prs. $3.60 Microfilm mesh. 15 denier. $1.25 (regularly $1.50) 3 prs. $3.60 Sheer heel, dam/-foe. 12 denier. $1.35 (regularly $ 1.65) 3 prs. $3.90 Colors: South Pacific and Bali Rose All styles in short, medium and long lengths rvancxV. 2338 G u a d a lu p e C. E. 'Toots* EVANS Use the Texan C la ss ifie d s Use the Texan C la ssifie d s Albanese Gives Five Encores In Impressive Austin Debut Tuesday, January T2, 1954 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 4 — , Women's Music Fraternity To Give Wednesday Concert Works by Dupre, Beethoven, Marx, Brahms, K reisler, Debussy, VuiUermoz, and Piem e will be p er­ form ed a t one of Sigma Alpha RUTE NOON LUNCHEON 65c A different menu every day Served from 11:00 a. rn. to 1:30 p. rn. Mexican Luncheon Plate 50c (Except Sundays) Of J Se J I 16th & Guadalupe Streets Io ta ’ s b i-a n n u a l r e c it a ls at 4 p m. W e d n e s d a y in R e c ita l H a ll The w o m e n ’s m u s ic fra te rn ity '* p ro g ra m in c lu d e s “ G M in o r F u ­ g u e ’ ’ b y D u p re, to be p e rfo rm e d b y A lm a r ie T r a n ’ ham , o rg a n is t; “ .Sonata in C M in o r ’ ’ by B eethoven, to be p re se n te d b y M a rth a P o w e ll, p ia n is t; “ H a t d ie h die L ie b e ber- u h r t’ ’ b y M a r x ; and “ D ie M a in - a c h t” by B ra h m s , p e rfo rm e d b y L y n n G re e n , v io lin is t ONE DAY CLEANERS 2 6 1 0 G u a d a lu p e O p * n I rn rn tn ti p tai. S-Wife a , a P I T C O O K E D B A R B E C U E BEEF — G O A T — PORK — CHICKEN SAUSAGE — A N D ALL OTHER TYPES W e supply everything for Parties & Picnics Phone for Reservations Specializing in C a b rit o Across from Municipal Golf Course 3003 Lake A u stin Blvd. Ph. 7-8961 For Econom y, Quality, C om fort, and That G ia n t Panoram ic A d v a n ta g e A tte n d the CfllPER L O N G H O R N perC A c UU CAR D R I V E - I N T H E A T R E CAR UU R e g a r d l e s s N u m b e r O c c u p a n t s K jjSjA^PRESI DINTS lo tfy Lh S U S A N H A Y W A R D C H A R I T O N H E S T O N This Ad Good For A FREE Family Sim Bot of Popcorn UT Ladies Plan Tea Wednesday Event to Honor Housing Directors T h e U n iv e r s ity L a d ie s ’ C lu b w ill h o n o r d ire c to rs of U n iv e r s it y d o rm ­ ito rie s , ch a p e ro n e s o f s o ro ritie s and fra te rn itie s , and h o u se m o th e rs at a tea W e d n esd ay betw een 3 30 and 5 30 p rn. C o c h a ir m e n of the h ostess c o m ­ m itte e w ill be M e s d a m e s G . H . N e w lo ve and I). T. S ta rn e s . T h e y w ill be a ssiste d b y M e s ­ d a m e s M . V . B a rto n , R . L . B ie s e le , 1 W a lte r V’ . B ro w n , JE FL C o rn w e ll, ; T, N . C a m p b e ll, A M . C o ry , J a m e s R . E d d y , W , E G e tty s , J. R . H o lm e s, Ira P . H ild e b ra n d , C W . M o rg a n , C . L . P r a t h e r , Dewitt R e d d ic k , G lf S an d e rso n , R. VV. T y le r, VV. P . W ebb, C h a r le s W il son, and C h a rle s W illia m s '. THE BEST M E X IC A N F O O D and the M O ST COURTEOUS SERVICE is at E L M A T A M O R O S 504 East Ave. Phone 7-7023 "Your Dance Date" Bact on th# A ir A ll Saturday Afternoon K N O W GREG SCOTT Dance Studio (Over Tem* Theatre) Ph. 2-5629 By JACK. WALKER W hen A r t u r o T o s c a n in i rh o se L i n a A lb a n e s e fro m the g lit te r in g a r r a y of p rim a don n as th ro u g h o u t the w o rld to sin g V io le tta in h is fa m o u s b ro a d c a s ts of V e r d i's “ L a in 1916, he a ffir m e d T r a v ia t a ” what, m a n y m u s ic lo v e rs had a l­ re a d y th o u g h t; th a t the lo v e ly so­ p ra n o is t r u ly T H E le a d in g d iv a of o u r tim e In one of the m o st u n p re ce d e n te d co n c e rts it h a s e v e r been th is w r it ­ e r ’s p le a s u re to h ear, M is s A l ­ banese m a d e h e r A u s tin “ d e b u t” M o n d a y n ig h t and q u ite im p r e s s iv e ­ ly su h sta n tia te /l M a e s tro T o s c a n i­ n i’s tr u s t in her. It w as u n p re ce n - d en ted b e ca u se it is r a r e that an a r tis t o f M is s A lb a n e s e s s ta tu re g ra n ts fiv e em -ores a fte r su /h a d e m a n d in g p ro g ra m . T ile le a d in g so p ra n o of the M e tr o ­ p o lita n O p e ra sang s ix o p e r a t ic 1 a ria s and th irte e n songs w ith the sam e tru e in to n a tio n , I ju stn e ss of a g ilit y , and m a rv e lo u s f a c ilit y in the e x e c u tio n of the d if f ic u lt p a s­ s a g e s so c h a r a c t e r is t ic o f p a s t p e r- fo rm a n ce s . On** o f h e r hest o ffe rin g s w a s “ A h, torn’ e the b e a u tifu l a n a , fro m “En Sui, S e m p re T r i v i a t a ," in - w h i/ h h er b r illia n c y of t r ill w a s e s p e c ia lly e vid en t. lib e r a .” Y ie ld in g to tre m e n d o u s o v a tio n , the la s t of w h ic h w a s a s ta n d in g sa n g a p p la u se , M is s A lb a n e s e Student O peras to Run Tuesday, W ednesday T he o p e ra s , “ C o x and I3ox” and “ S u n d a y E x c u r s io n ,” w ill lie p re ­ sented in the R e c it a l H a ll at 8 30 p m T u e s d a y and W e d n esd ay “ S u n d a y E x c u r s io n ” b y A le c is a sh ort c o m e d y a b ou t W ild e r fou r te e n -a g e rs w h o m eet on a tra m and th e ir a d v e n tu re s on th e ir w a y hom e fro m N e w Y o rk H a r r is C ro h n is the r o a / h and pianist, fo r both o p e ra s. D r , A lb e rt Jo h nso n is the stage m a n a g e r. N O W SHOW ING! with STEREOPHONIC M A G IC SOUND! S H E S THE ONLY DAME WITH A KISS OF FLAME! T O V IT F ' a n d V I T E L Y ! ^ H u r r y ! Knd« Saturday A V A L O N C U R B l v d . I . a m a r M O O I ’ h i i n r 5 1 3 0 3 A NIGHT AT THE FOLLIES1 " G - S T R IN G ” ARTIST W orld'! Graata»t O N ST A G E IN P E R SO N ! IN HER U N U S U A L N O V E L D R A M A T IC D A N C E V o n v r R e a d A b o u t H r r . . Y o u 'r e H e a rd A b o u t l i e r , . V o u ’ve H e rn li e r on the S t reen. V O W ! H Y K H e r in P K K S O V ! • O r r h e a t r a Ai • H a n r i n g to 12 0 I • H h < > » < ' I M M ■ a t • A d m . p in * I I t a r th re e o th e r a r ia s as en cores, a ll in c i­ of w h ic h w * re b y P u c c in i, d e n tly . “ M i re c e iv e d c h ia m a n o ,' Boh erne ’ w ith p o p u la r fro m T h e M i m i ” its lim p id p h ra se s and lo v e ly m e l- 1 od y w a s an u n e x p e cte d e n co re tre a t. E v e n m o re u n e xp ected b u t en core s Mere jo y fu lly “ U n bel di v e d re m o ” from “ M a ­ d a m e B u t t e r f ly ” a n d “ O m io bab- b in o C a ro ” fro m P u c c in i’ * on e-act o p e ra “ G ia n n i S c h ic c h i." th irte e n the I ta lia n , F re n c h , and E n g lis h songs, M is s tw o o th e r a ria s , A lb a n e s e fondo al m a r , ” “ L 'a lt r a notte a n d fro m B o ite ’ * “ D e h v ie m . non fro m M o z a r t 's “ M a r r ia g e of F ig a r o . ” in “ M e fis to fe le ” t a r d a r ” B e s id e s sang * In a p o s t-p e rfo rm a n c e in te rv ie w . ta lk e d g ra c io u s ly M is s A lb a n e s e and fre e ly . “ J ju s t lo ve th is b e a u ti­ ful c it y of y o u r s ,” she c o m m e n t­ ed on A u stin . " S in c e m y a r r iv a l h e re S a tu rd a y , I h av e seen so m a n y in te re s tin g th in g s ” she a d d ­ ed. O n e o f the th in g s w h ic h im ­ p re s s e d h e r m o st w a s the C a p ito l. “ I c lim b e d a ll the w a y to the to p ,” she sighed. she ro le . A s k e d if she had a fa v o rite op­ e r a t ic lo ve s she s a id th e m a ll a b o u t e q u a lly . She d id s a y th a t “ M a d a m e B u tte r fly , the o p e ra in w h ic h she m a d e h e r de­ bu t in 1935, w a s h e r in “ lu c k y ” role. I ta ly A NEW EXPERIENCE IN EATING Charcoal Foods Prepared California Style Homey Dining Rooms Private Parties Welcome H ALO HAVEN 3 8 0 8 S . Congret* PH. 7 8)27 SCHOLTZ GARTEN 1607 San J a c in t o Tuesday Special S M A L L T-BO NE STEAK o r H A M B U R G E R STEAK Mashed Potatoai, EnglUh Paai a^d Da start and Coffee Pickled Stat*, Garlic Braad, S e r v e d fro m l l a . r n . t o 8 3 0 p . r n , “ We Serve t h e BEST . . . and Nothing But t h e BE ST” OPENING TONIGHT SPEC HICKS and his TRIO TOOTS' 3010 G UAD ALUPE QUEEN VICTOR MATURE MARI BLANCHARD THE ' a / dance O f LOVE THAT INFLAMED AN EMPIRE) YOUNG AMERICA GOES CHESTERFIELD Doors Open 11:45 a. rn. IOTA HAYWORTH ASE FERRER ~~ TECHNICOLOR !m d on • story by W SOM* BSET MAUGHAM A K C K W O t T H C O W O H A T K W P t t T u M Plus! SPECIAL NEWSREEL PICTURES OF THE COTTON, O RANGE, SUGAR, & ROSE BOWL GAMES! ALSO! MR. M A G O O CAR TO O N M A G O O SLEPT HERE' H S Starts TODAY! THE SCREEN’S MOST A M A ZIN G PLUNGE INTO THE UNUSUAL! POR THE FIFTH STRAIGHT YEAR CHESTERFIELD IS THE LARGEST SELLING CIGARETTE IN A M E R IC A 'S C O L L E G E S . . . by a 1953 survey audit of a c tu a l sa le s in more than 800 college co-ops and cam pus stores from coast to coast. Yes, for the fifth straight year Chesterfield is the college favorite. CHESTERFIELD IS THE O N LY CIGARETTE EVER TO GIVE Y O U PROOF OF HIGHEST Q U A LITY -LJO W NICOTINE C h a n g e to C h e ste rfie ld to d a y — get sm o kin g pleasure all the w ay! ALLAN D O W LIN G PRESENTS DONOVANS ■ B R A I N LEW AYRES DONOVAN'S BRAIN ' PLU S! C O L O R S P O R T C A R T O O N • N E W S A DEAD MAN'S BRAIN TOLD HIM TO KILL... KILL... KILL .. e n .™ , GENE EVANS-NANCY DAVIE S T A R T S T O D A Y ! 2 P. M . P A N O R A M I C S C R E E N MUSICAL 19521 KATHRYN GRAYSON RED SKELTON HOWARD KEEL NURGE m l GOWER CHAMPION ANN MILLER UA UA SAMI MT txuuu S T A R T S T O D A Y F ir s t Sh ow 5:45 *1 SMASH MUSICAL IN 3-D! M a t e t e c h n i c o l o r T E X A S D O O R S O P E N 5:45 D a r in g ! Intimate! DECAMERON NIGHTS Jim n m sulfur m ilt •nm com* BHI HIE BARNES CAPITOL F R O M T H E B O L O B E 5 T - & E L U R • jay MONTGOMERY LANCASTER-din >»M« DI SMUK KERR • SINATRA <»«* REED DOORS OPEN 11:45 NOW ! AT POPULAR FIRST RUN PRICES Adults 50c Child. 14c TW i the colleges a n d wherever we play, I find more a n d more y o u n g men and w o m e n g o in g for Chesterfield." BESTFOR YOU T H E DAI T e x a n Editorial Reading: The Psychological Aspect The First College Daily in the South' c a m p u s fig u re s a s D a n a X. Bible a n d C o a ch E d P r i c e , will be stu- d e n t body v i c e - p r e s i d e n t a n d for- Hilburn Probable Daily Texan M E Post Is Vacated By Bill McReynolds Bob H ilb u rn , s e n i o r m a j o r f r o m P la i n v ie w ’, w a s unof­ ficially n a m e d m a n a g i n g ed ito r of T he D aily T e x a n , H a r r e l l Lee, e di­ to ria l d i r e c t o r o f T e x a s S tudent P u b lic a tio n s, a n n o u n c e d M onday. for H ilb u rn w a s th e o n ly p e rs o n to file an a p p li c a ti o n th e ytost v a c a t e d by th e re s ig n a ti o n of Bill M cR ey n o ld s . p r e s e n t m a n a g i n g editor. The T e x a s S tu d e n t P u b l i c a ­ tions B o a rd m u s t a p p r o v e H ilb u rn s ap p lic a tio n . H e w ill t a k e o v e r the post at th e b e g in n i n g of the second s e m e s t e r if his a p p o i n t m e n t is a p ­ proved. News VO L 53 P r i c e 5 C e n t s AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12* 1954 F o u r P a g e s T o d a y NO. 96 'Bowl Blues' Theme Of Athletic Banquet “ S u g a r B o w l B l u e s , ” a take-off m e r fo o tb all p l a y e r S o nn y S o w ell; g u e s t s . A fte r th e m e a l , g u e s t s will i n t r o d u c e d —R e g e n t s , U n iv e rs i- t y a d m i n i s t r a t i v e officia ls, Athlet- ic Council, E x - S tu d e n t s ' Council, te r s o n , B J '50, .sports e d it o r of th e a n d W il b u r on n e g o ti a ti o n s of w ith S u g a r B owl p a s t y e a r , w ill be th e sk it a t the A u stin A m e r i c a n ; n in e te e n th a n n u a l U n iv e r s ity ath- E v a n s , B A letic b a n q u e t. t h e U n iv e r s ity B ill W h it m o r e , B J ’42; M a r k B a t- b e d i r e c t o r a n d a s s i s t a n t a th l e ti c d ir - '35 a n d s p o r ts n e w s a n d s tu d e n t offic ers , o fficials this IN THE SKIT, m i m i c k i n g such e c t o r of In t e r c o l le g ia t e A th le tic s # , O t h e r n u m b e r s on THE TEXANNES w ill d a n c e . th e p r o g r a m E v a n s , w ith Bill H a r d in g , p ub - in c lu d e G en e M e t ie r , ro p e - tw irlin g Asks Government Responsibility For p p KUinea K e p U T a r i O n S >r L e o n G r e e n . . . i . Dr. Leon Green Talks at Chicago Law School Meet For Funeral Services Today Regents Husband ! S a n A ntonio T u e s d a y F u n e r a l s e r v ic e s will b e h e ld in 1 MR. TOBIN w a s o n e of tw e lv e ! c o m p l e t e d M o n d a y , th e A s s o c ia te d h o u se a t L a k e W a lla c e . L a., ten so u th of S h r e v e p o r t, and tw in- b u r s t into f l a m e s . All a b o a r d w er e r o b i n , 48, h u s b a n d of U n i v e r s i t y I n e a r S h r e v e p o r t, L a . I d e n tific a tio n f o r E d g a r v ic t im s of a p l a n e c r a s h Su n d a y P r e s s re p o r te d . T h e a m p h i b io u s p la n e , a m i le s d is tin g u is h e d R e g e n t M r s - M a r g a r e t B a t t s To-1 of ........... 1 1 1 a i . f f t » i _ I H r ................ n M /-) K l * - * bin a n d f a t h e r of U n i v e r s i t y s t a ­ ___ ______ I the v i c t i m s , B raniff. D a lla s , p r e s i d e n t iff I n t e r n a t i o n a l A ir w a y s , in c lu d in g T o m e n g in e d , t e n - p a s s e n g e r G r u m m a n killed. of B ra n - m o del, o w n e d by the U n ite d w a s C o m p a n y , c r a s h e d into a v a c a n t licity d i r e c t o r for the I n t e r s c h o o l s - a r t i s t ; R a lp h K ies, o r g a n i s t ; a n d | p r o f e s s o r of law , spoke a t th e a n * d e n t R o b e r t L yn n B a t t s T o b in . ti c L e a g u e in T e x a s , is c o -s p o n s o r H a r d i n g ' s of th e sk it. d a n c e . W e s te rn n ual m e e t i n g of the A ssociatio n of j m u s ic w i'l bo p la > e d by M a r v in i A m e r i c a n L a w Schools in C h ic a g o h u la THE EX-STUDENTS’ A sso e ia- L e a t h , Sonny Sowell, M a r s h a ll is s p o n s o rin g the b a n q u e t, to Ulegg, a n d M a x G a r d n e r . tion be h e ld W e d n e s d a y a t 6:30 p .m . ^ be e n t e r t a i n m e n t w a s p la n n e d in th e T e x a s U nion M a in L o u n g e. b V E v a n s , H a r d in g , J i t t e r Nolen, R o b e r t Lee B ob bitt, p r e s i d e n t of U n io n d i r e c t o r ; a n d P a t M cC lar- the p r o g r a m d i r e c t o r of th e E x - S t u d e n t s ’ A sso ciatio n , w ill , n e y« p r e s i d e w ith R. E . (P e p p y ) B lo u n t. U nion. L o n g h o r n en d of the late 40's, w h o will be m a s t e r of c e r e m o n ie s . last m o n t h . In his s p e e c h a t a r o u n d - ta b le ac tio n s, D r. t o r t d is c u s s i o n G r e e n s u g g e s t e d a n a r r a n g e m e n t ' by w h ic h th e g o v e r n m e n t could be of if then i the c l a i m of ft ru in e d r e p u t a t i o n ! a r e could be u ph eld. C a s e s c o m in g un- in-; | l e t t e r m e n an d ► j T h e R e v . Bill L o g an, U n i v e r s i t y H a n k C h a p m a n , s w i m m i n g ; C ly d e I e lu d e p e o p le w ho h a v e tieen u n - 1 jo u r n a li s m P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u rc h , will g ive th e L ittlefield, t r a c k ; B ib b F a lk , b ase- du ly d e f a m e d b y C o n g re ss io n a l j th e c o a c h i n g s ta ff. T h u r m a n “ S lu e ” H ull, b a s k e t b a l l ; d e r in tr o d u c e d a n d will p l a y e r s . C o a c h e s COACHES in e a c h of the s p o r t s j h e ld THE BANQUET will h o n o r 1953 th is c la s s if ic a tio n would Wl11 be i n t r o d u c e for d a m a g e s r e s p o n s ib l e in v o c a tio n . b a l l ; D r. D. A. P e n i r k , te n n i s ; a n d c o m m i t t e e s . 3 Students Charged In UT Area Burglaries By EDGAR WATKINS and JIM CLARK in filed C h a r g e s w e re J goods f r o m th e tr io . In c lu d e d w e r e guns, ra d i o s , c lo c k s , ty p e w r i t e r s , I r e c o r d s filed in A ustin. tonio, h a v e no p re v i o u s c r i m i n a l J u s t i c e a nd cloth es. ^ T h e ynajoi ity of the th e , BiU S t e t t i n g of lo ot-” L t * t h r e e U n i v e r s i t y A ustin P o l i c e ^ D e p a r t m e n t M r . B o bb itt will w e lc o m e th e H a r v e y P e n ic k , golf. 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I, H, (S hinoi C iliium , the E x - S t u d e n t s ’ As- C o n g r e s s m e n h a v e political s t a te . c a u s e d h a r m to r e p u ta tio n s , s in c e im- of C h r i s t m a s thefts a n d b u r g l a r i e s I T wo in th e U n iv e rs ity a r e a . ! a g a i n s t c h a r g e s h a v e been t h r e e th e T h e a r r e s t e d p e rs o n s a r e b e in g c h a r g e of f e l o n y G a s THE TWELVE m e n w'ere re- fr o m a w e e k e n d h u n t i n g tu r n in g t r i p in th e m a r s h l a n d s of southern th e p la n e nosed L o u is ia n a w h e n into th e g ro u n d , th e A P continued. te n m inutes the f r o m t h e i r d e s t i n a t i o n w h e n pilot ra d i o e d t h e t o w e r a t Shrev#* p o r t h e w a s in tro u b le . 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T h e s a m e Tiie d e a t h l i s t : E d g a r T obin, p r e s i d e n t of Tobin -- b u r g l a r s e n t e r e d A erial S u r v e y C o m p a n y , S a n A n- Posture Winners Named Monday Jackson, Waters, Cloyes Place First c h a i r m a n of s o ciatio n A thletic C o m m i t t e e , will ( rn u n ity the A s so c ia tio n s s c h o la r- p r e s e n t sh ip th e y e a r . The s c h o l a r s h i p s e n i o r m a d e a t the U n iv e rs ity . a w a r d e d p l a y e r w ho h a s s c h o l a s ti c for is football the best a w a r d to TIC KETS FOR th e b a n q u e t, open to a n y s u p p o r t e r , a r e $2 ea c h , T ic k e t s m a y be p u r c h a s ­ ed a t the E x - S t u d e n t s ’ A ssociation l o n g h o r n D a u r i s J a c k s o n . T ri D elt, B a r ­ b a r a W a te r s , G a m m a P h i B e t a , a n d M a r t h a C loyes, Z e ta T a u Al- o ff' r e a nd M ores on th e D r a g . _ p h a , w e r e the first p la c e w i n n e r s e n I a n d, M e r ritt, in th e 7th A nn ual P o s t u r e C o n te st. S c h a e f e r & B ro w n , A u stin N a tio n al S e c o n d p la c e w in n e r s w e r e J a n e F ia nk ' C* P ito1 N a tio n a l B a n k . Am- e r i c a n N a tio n a l B a n k , E ll is o n ’s R ey n o ld s - • • • B y th # A s s o c ia te d P r e s s Brief R e b e r , T r i D e lt; Sonia Wolf, K a p - pa K a p p a G a m m a ; a n d B o b b ie Pr ho U 's ‘ N e d S c h m i d t, A lph a Chi O m e g a . J u d g e s for the fin als w e r e M r s. J o s e p h i n e C h a p m a n , M iss B e t t y T h o m p s o n , M r. B a r r y W h it a k e r , a n d M r. J i t t e r Nolen. T h e y j u d g e d in th e g ir ls , w ho f o r m a ls , S ta te s a n d R u s s i a M o n d a y la unch- c a m p u s clothe s, ed “ p r i v a te - a s - c a n - b e T h i r d p lace w in n e r s w e r e E th e l - to go a b o u t d i s c u s s i n g P r e s i d e n t d r a A d a m s , N a n c y B a s h a r a , B a r - to p u t a to m ic b a r a B e r r y , G lo ria L e g g e tt , S hir- E i s e n h o w e r 's p l a n ley M ille r, Kith M ore. M a r y Mor- p o w e r to w o r k for p e a c e . US, RUSSIA BEGIN ■PRIVATE’ TALKS ON ATOM W A S H IN G T O N — T h e U n i t e d first a p p e a r e d in ’* on how th e n I * x a s S ta t e B a n k Z ales J e w e l r y S to re , E . M*. S c a r b r o u g h .Sons, S. J . A ro n so n , a n d Wee- & d o n 's Goodyp- s t o r e a ls o h a v e tic k e ts . Gunnery Exhibit Open to Reserves S e c r e t a r y of S t a t e D ulles T w o K o r e a n c o m b a t v e t e r a n s will ce iv e d Soviet A m b a s s a d o r G eo rg i T h e s e g irls w e r e s e l e c te d fr o m g iv e a n a n t i a i r c r a f t a r t i l l e r y de- M. Z a r u b in a t h is office T hey a field of 330 w h o a p p e a r e d in th e Tense d e m o n s t r a t i o n a / 7 ;30 p .m . talk e d , t h r o u g h a n i n t e r p r e t e r , for p r e l i m i n a r i e s la s t w eek. th e A u stin A r m y R e ­ h a lf a n h ou r. T u e s d a y s e r v e T r a i n i n g C e n t e r , * re- g a n , a n d J o Ann Wilson. in A dlai S te v e n s o n w a s p r e s e n t at d is c u s s io n . T h e d e fe a te d p re s i- the d e n ti a l c a n d i d a t e spoke on “ T h e h e ld in c u sto d y in th e T r a v i s C onn- a g a in s t tw o, a n d a b u r g l a r y c h a r g e t r a n c e w a s not all t h r e e . nig ht, h o w e v e r, ty A ustin d e te c tiv e s recov e r e d ap- a g a in s t .......... . jail T he b u r g l a r y c h a r g e w a s filed S h e fta ll s J e w e l r y a n d th e W i l l i a m - , tonic. i m p o r t a n c e of th e G o v e r n m e n t It- p r o x i m a t e l y $3,500 w o r th of sto le n hv D e te c tiv e H . H. K u lle n b e r g . L f . I C h a r l e s M usic C o m p a n y . /-« , . » r e c o r d SPif H a v i n g a G ood R e p u ta t io n .” M r. S te v e n s o n said a g o v e r n m e n t m u s t a e t in a w a y t h a t w ould i n - j s p ire its c itiz e n r y . F IV E OT H ER m e m b e r s of th e U n iv e r s ity la w f a c u lty took p a r i in the p r o g r a m s . 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E v a n s , 69, S h r e v e p o r t oil- J o h n B. A tk in s Sr., 56. c h a i r m a n of th e b o a r d of tw o S h r e v e p o r t Oil d e m o c r a t i c Action. A lb ert Leong. p r e - m e d s t u d e n t 52,500 bond. E a c h of th e s t u d e n t s i s . u n d e r th e e n d of th e s p r in g s e m e s t e r . T h is s a n c t u a r y , u n d e r c o n s t r u e - firm s . law D e a n K e e to n joined school a d m i n i s t r a - s e c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r a t th e ro u n d - f r o m S a n Antonio, w a s ta b le o n tion. H e d i s c u s s e d “ T h e F u n c t i o n m e e t in g . R o bert J u n g , of S u m m e r School from a n E d u c a tio nal V ie w p o in t. ” e l e c te d th e S u n d a y T he c a s e w ill p r o b a b l y be sen ted to th e g r a n d j u r y th is w e e k , j u n i o r an- Lt. S terzin g b e li e v e s . T h e g r a n d p r e - tion s i n c e April, 1953, is a p p r o x i - B u d d y p ilo t. m a t e l v h a lf of a $600,000 c h u r c h H o u m a n , L a ., a n d L ou is S c h e x n a y - in 1951. W h e n th e d e r, a g e u n a v a i l a b l e , pilot, H o u - p r o j e c t s t a r t e d s a n c t u a r v t h e s a r y f u n d s a r e ra i s e d , a w in g will U n ited G a s C o m p a n y , s p o n s o r o f fin ish ed a n d n e c e s - m a n . L a ., b o th e m p l o y e s at H u d d le s t o n . 30. is th r o p o lo g v m a j o r fro m W is c o n s in , 1 ju r y is now in ses sio n . w a s e le c te d v ic e - c h a i r m a n . T h e club, one of th e n e w e s t on D ean C a r l V. B re d t. a s s o c ia te d e a n of s(u d e n t life. told r e p o r t e r s < b e b u ilt f r o m th e s a n c t u a r y o u t to the tr ip . IN T H E DISCI SSION of l e g i s l a ­ tion, M r. W ith e rsp o o n spoke c o n ­ c e r n i n g “ T h e U se of l e g i s l a t i v e H is t o ry I n t e r p r e t a t i o n of S t a t u t e s . ” th e in M r. S n e e d sp ok e at the c o m m e r ­ cial la w ro u n d -ta b le . “ E x p e r i e n c e s in C o n n e c ­ of th e B a r C o m m it te e tion w ith a P ro p o s a l of L e g islatio n on S m a l l Ixia m s ” w a s h i s topic. in M r. W illia m s took p a r t is s p o n s o r e d by D r. 1 M o n d a y n ig h t th e c a m p u s , A a r o n S chaffer, p r o f e s s o r of Ro- j m aticallyf be d r o p p e d m a nee L a n g u a g e s , a n d D r. R. C. I U n iv e rs ity if th e y a r e indicted. S te p h e n s o n , a s s o c ia te p r o f e s s o r of E n g lish . from th e m e n will a u t o - 1 U n i v e r s i t y A ven ue. T h e T e x a s -------------------- t b a t f >me, e s t i m a t e d by a r y C o m m i t t e e a c tio n will be ta k e n jn *nny c a s e . He said h o w e v e r , t h a t D i s c i p l e - j L a w r e n c e W. B a s h th e B ib le C h a i r will he t e r n d o w n a t TWO P L A N E S w e r e b e in g u s e d p a r t y —t h e to b e a n y - j G r u m m a n “ M a l l a r d ” a n d a l a r g e r DC-3, w h o se th e li g h te r p la n e c r a s h . T h e DC-3 p a s - s t u d e n ts , w h o e r e from New , W h e n finished, th e $325,000 s t r u e - 1 s<*n Kf>rs t u r n e d in th e list of th o s e ill-fated p la n e . T h e of th e I K - 3 b l a m e d th e c r a s h th e on ,h e u n u s u a l w e a t h e r c o n d itio n s - — — ‘ b e s i d e w h ic h it s t a n d s . 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T h e will w a s up- f a n t r y se c tio n of th e school, will L a w School w a s Dr. M c C o r m i c k ’s th e public. the C o lo ra d o S u p r e m e a p p e a r in 38 o t h e r c itie s in T*z.as, O k la h o m a , A r k a n s a s , a n d L o u i s i - 1 d e n c e P ro p o : cd by the C o m m i t t e e , be m a d e public on U n i f o r m L a w . ” d is c u s s e d . sp e e c h , " N e w Model R u les of Kvi- I A t e n t a ti v e p la tfo rm , w h ic h will la t e r , w a s a ls o 1 du cto r. fo r he o p e n c o m i n g e rn ity . O t h e r o f f ic e r s to sp rin g a r e G i l b e r t B a ld e n , Is e n b e r g . th e vice- p r e s id e n t; sec re ­ t a r y ; W hit Dill, t r e a s u r e r ; Bill P ot- tor. s e n tin e l; a n d P e t e B urch, li o n for No Blue Skies Next Week By L l K E L. P A T R E N E LL A P in a l e x a m i n a t i o n s begin Mon- e x p la i n s . 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Since T h e re is not a full-size c a ri ll io n , I the c l a v i e r a r e n o h ells c o n n e c te d to p r o d u c e the s h a r p s to it would be m o r e p r o p e r .of C, D, a n d F i n s te a d bells a c h i m e , If w e h a d it, the C -s h a r p bell w o u ld be the seco nd la r g e st one ” a d d s A nd erso n Chime on M y Hands -pb |, w j jj ^ d r a w n up bv Mc L a u g h- a n a ' t A l k s p e a c e for held by f o r m a l l y a s k e d c o n f e r e n c e —th e ir to set up a C o u r t M o n d a y . li t* M o n d a y re s u m p ti o n of K o r e a n fi rs t official m o v e h e re since ne- J b n a n 01j rn an w bo b a d vvide hold- ~ fo l ia t io n s b r o k e u p D e c e m b e r 12. j inj;s in P a n m u n j o m I S State D e p a r t m e n t r e p r e s e n t a t i v e w ho re- la y ed to W a s h i n g to n a n d said he w a s a w a i t i n g in stru c tio n s . the R anKely 0 l l F ieJd _ T h e b rief no te w a s h a n d e d over n o r t h e a s t C olo rado , a ls o p r o v id e d fo r a n jn c o m e 0 f $]2,(X)0 a n n u a l l y for bfp t*0 h l , sis{er F r a n ,,#,s M c . i ^ u g h l i n A dcock. T he r e s t of th e m o n e y will go to th e U n i v e r s i t y ' s School of M e d ic in e a t G a lv e s t o n . to T h e b e q u e s t would be u s e d in h o n o r of f a t h e r of fellow ships to in it a it WASHIN GTON— P r e s i d e n t the E lsen how er Monday asked Senate to ratify a defense pact with South Korea designed to head off future attack s against that w a r-rav ag ed far Pacific country. e s t a b l i s h J a m e s w . M c L a u g h lin , A. C. M c L a u g h lin , a lo n g -tim e pro- d a y ; an d l e s s o r a n d r e g e n t a t sity . tw o g ra n d c h i ld r e n , J o a n n e " ' a r m njg F r e d e r i c L. K rig is b r o u g h t the c h a l l e n g e to th e w'ilJ. He is g u a r d ­ ian of E v ly n R e e d a n d J a m e s F r a z i e r R e e d . Ile b ro u g h t the c h a ll e n g e to the g r a n d c h i l d r e n s d e t e r m i n e r i g h t s w e r e p r o t e c te d u n d e r the will. if to m a r k this a w e C h o p in s “ F u n e r a l e m a n a t e th e U n iv e r- o c c a s i o n , M a r c h ” will the a c a r i l l i o n , ” T o w e r c h im e at IO m i n u te s until “ b e c a u s e a I o ’clock. L e st s t u d e n t s ig n o re the followed by th e T ro u b le I vc in N obody K n o w s it will h e fr o m S e e n ” a n d “ O G o d, O u r Hope A ges P a s t ” Avalon Club Hearing Set for M onday AT T H E C L A V I E R k e y b o a rd will be T o m A n d e rso n , a g r a d u a t e in m u sic e d u c a t io n , w ho b eg a n p la y in g ’he c h im e in S e p te m b e r , 1952. 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C h a r l e s U m la u f . a s s o c i a t e p r o l e s s o r of a r t a t th e U n iv e r s ity , is now c a rv mg sy m liols w h ic h will a p p e a r on the front of th e c h u r c h , i m m e d i a t e l y below’ a l a r g e , s t a i n ­ e d - g l a s s w in do w w h ich is to in* the o u t s t a n d i n g f e a t u r e of th e c h u r c h . fig u re of C h ris t T h i s w in do w , a w ith g r o u p s of s t u d e n ts a r o u n d h im , will be 16 fe et w ide, 21 feet tall. “ W e w a n t th e window’ to be a c a m p u s l a n d m a r k , ” r e m a r k e d th e t h a t peo p le will R e v . B a s h , “ so I id e n tif y it w ith o u r c h u r c h . It will be a ’ n ig h t, a n d c a n be s e e n f r o m the to Gregory Gym lig h te d f r o m i n t e r i o r th e I M u s ic B uild in g on T w e n t y - f i r s t S t r e e t . ” T h e s a n c t u a r y will lie d it io n e d . It vs iii include a b a s e m e n t to be u s e d a s a s t u d e n t r e c r e a t i o n r o o m , a < iiu rch p a rlo r, a k itch en , for- a k it c h e n e tt e , a n d c l a s s r o o m s p a c e . tion al tho llic cd ii l o c a te d in be a l t h o u g h m os f a c i li ti e s will o t h e r wing T h e c o u r s e is b ein g o f f e r e d .stu d en ts’ i m p r o v e in .’O m p re h e n s io n . a n d v o c a b u l a r y . th r e e a r e a r a t e of to r e a d i n g a b il it y r e a d i n g , C la s s h o u r s for the c o u r s e n e x t >eme*ter will be a n n o u n c e d and tu d e n t s m a y a r r a n g e c l a s s sc h e d - tiles a c c o r d i n g ly , Features Head Seminar Agenda f e a t u r e P r o b l e m s of r e a d e r i n t e r e s t am i the th e a g e n d a of th e s p o r ts e d ito rs ' s e m i- c o n * n a r of T h e T e x a s D a ily N e w s p a p e r A sso ciatio n T u e s d a y in th e J o u r n a l ­ ism B uilding. s t o ry will to p The t h r e e - d a y m e e t in g w ill l a s t until W e d n e s d a y . S p o rts w r i t e r s o p e n e d th e s e m i ­ n a r M o n d a y w ith d i s c u s s i o n s of c o v e r a g e , o r g a n i z a ti o n , a n d a d m i n ­ is tra tio n of th e s p o r ts d e sk , the w r i t e r stood th e S u n n y Side of WHILE A N D E R S O N pla y e d a g r o u p of s u n s h in e so n g s M onday, such a s “ You A re My S u n s h i n e . ” the a n d “ On S t r e e t , ” in front to w a t c h of the end of th e m filled e a ch n u m b e r , w ith a to that of a n a i r p l a n e h e a r d fro m the grou nd the n e tw o r k of bells in o p e r a t io n . At s t e a d y v ib r a ti o n ak in th e a i r w a s a b r o t h e r , D a v e Tom s g r a d u a t e job in m u s i c , h a d befoie h im . “ D a v e still p la y s o c ­ c a s i o n a ll y ,” s a y s A n d e r s o n . “ When I h u r t m y a n k le re c e n tly , he filled in fo r m e . ” als o the s \ < R f D MI nK ' w a s A n de rson s u n d e r g r a d u a t e m a j o r . He is t e a c h ­ ing pia n o now a n d p l a n s to go into c h u r c h m u s ic , w h e n he r e c e i v e s in m u s ic e d u c a tio n his m a s t e r ' s S tu d e n ts r e q u e s t “ H a p p y B i r t h ­ t h a n a n y o th e r song. to t u r n e d in d a y ” m o r e R e q u e s ts m a y be in D ean I W il li a m Doty * office the M usic B u ild in g . A nd erso n i» p a r t i c u l a r l y in te re st- ed in fo r e ig n folk so n g s a n d w ou ld w elco m e a n y eign s t u d e n ts t u r n e d in bv \ OI N E Y E R KNOW w h at f i c ­ the M o n ­ tions w ill he p la y e d on a n d Fridays day*, W ednesdays, the that T o m A n d e r s o n r e c a l ls T o w e r c h i m e O ne co-ed tile “ Blue th a t Skies” s o u n d e d a c r o s s the c a m p u s ra in p elte d a s ag a in s t the y e a r s w o r s t the T o w e r . la s t y e a r p la y s tim e IN A CUBBYHOLE Ink* q e r th a n a •vet * ts r * ' ✓ ft St*lf Photo- H«nklr» P«h 'as* b ' e< C r o p " * s b eginning of f “al •lam ination*. r e a I M a rc h , wh ; e v v ta ■'ft:* d a y r e * p a / M c n c a / t o ma** fh* icle U n iv e rs ity C h r is ti a n C h u r c h F u r m a n B ish e r. s p o r t s e d i t o r of w a o r g a n i z e d sev en v e a l s a g o the A tla n t a C o n stitu tio n , a n d Clark In 1949 w hen Mr. B a sh b e c a m e th e r e w e r e only 60 m e m - N e aten , H o u sto n P o s t s p o r t s e d i­ p a s t o r , fiers C h u r c h m e m b e r s h i p th e p r o b l e m m o r e th a n 700. m a k i n g th e c h u r c h of find ing a c o p y r e a d e r , a n d on o n e of the most r a p i d ly e x p a n d in g staff m o r a l e a n d a s s i g n m e n t s . ,n led r e m a r k s on is now tor, T h e t a l k s s t a r t e d in th e m o r n i n g - w’ith a n o p e n in g d is c u s s io n b y W al­ t e r H u m p h r e y , e d i t o r of th e F o r t tbp U n ited S tates, D i s r e g a r d i n g his m o r o s e s e l e r - tions for M o n d a y to m a r k the b e ­ ginmg of finals, "Blue S k ie s” w a s San Antonin \Y YI- * on TY typ ical of th e m a n a t the c la v ie r, T o m A nd erso n lust as his r a i l e s c h im e m u - i c e s t a b l i s h e s a u n i­ v e rs a l l>ond a m o n g U n iv e rs ity s t u ­ d en ts and g iv es them something to * oui# about. T alking w ith s o u r “ T e x a s s p i r i t s T h e the San Antonio, will be H a r r y Gilstrap. Amarillo D aily W o m e n s Air F o r c e a t L a c k la n d th e N e w s a n d G lo b e Tim es sports edi- F ield to r a n d D ick Oliver of the Port ffvr . e su b je c t on to A r t h u r N ew s discussed use of fea- p r o g r a m be show n o v e r KTBO-TV a t ft 30 tares and source* of tip# o n OOO)* p.m . Tuesday. I mg naw* avesta. in R eview te le v is io n tr a in i n g a n d d u t i e s of th e W orth P r e s s Tuesday, January 12, 1954 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 2 us champion Gives UT Cagers Invade Handball Exhibition Aggieland Tonight The national handball doubles cham pion. Phil Collins, will put on an exhibition in G regory Gym Tuesday night a t 7 p.m. ; bn* gives his exhibition. The na- ath lete will also , tionally-ranked explain some of the finer points ‘of the g a m e . B \ HAM B f A IK Kentucky Holds Cage Dead line,Today Top Spot in Poll Tuesday is the la st d ay to enter the I n tra m u r a l b asketba ll tourney, i All entries a r e due in the 'Mural office by 5 p m. pha Epsilon. The B I o rn q u I 8 t Swedes w alked aw ay with the in­ d ep e nden t title. K appa Sigma won the Class B championship with a the victory o v e r Oak Grove ch am pion ship gam e. l r in ★ M eeting Collins in the exhibition m atch will be Dirk Roberson, UT- SAM handball club d ir e r to r and top-ranking the cam pus. han d b a lle r on Collins, a native ot Chicago, is stationed at Bryan Air Field. Tho airm an ran ked fifth in the nation in handball and w as 1953 doubles the cham ps second-class one of is Additional se ating facilities will be provided in the gym w hen Col- Tompkins Listed With Top Rookies SPO RT m a gazine, one of the n a­ leading all-sports publica­ tion's tions, this month listed Ben T om p­ kins, fo rm e r I longhorn baseball and football player, a m o n g the ten best minor league p la yers up for prom o­ tion to the m a jo r leagues The m a g azin e rated Tompkins as a leading c a n dida te for the second base position for the Philadelphia y e a r Phillies. L ast for T erre H aute of class B T h r e e ! the League, Tompkins hit .31f>. hafting in 70 runs and hitting 15 home runs. In 1950, Tom pkins q u arte rb a ck e d the Longhorns to a Southwest Con­ ference football championship. He played several infield positions for the baseball team. Texas Swamps Agsin Handball Monday Night T exas handballers sw ept to four victorious m a tch e s in f i v e nontests with ASM men Monday night. W a r r e n Goehringer, John Fvans, j Bill Britts, and C harles Atchinson I downed Aggies while P e r t Cox j dropped hi* three I match. two out of Goehringer downed Phil Rey­ nolds 21-15 and 21-14, anti Kvans' pushed aside John Johnson 21-11, ! 15-21. and 21-19. Britts eliminated Aggie I^aw'rem e Laskoskie 21-14 20-21 and 21-11 while Atkinson : cam e out on top of a 21 18, 17-21 and 21-19 score. It w as John Centdli who r a p ­ tured the only singles victory for the Aggies as he downed Cox SI- 17. 6-21 and 21-11. The CT handballers also took tlie Aggies on in doubles com peti­ tion. hut no results w ere available The m atch es with AAM w ere sponsored by the I ’niversity H and­ ball Club which is a p a r t of the UTS AM. The d u b is also putting that on a is student open who is la dder tourn am en t to any U niversity interested. A SHORT W A Y TO BETTER PAY Prepare yourself in a few »horf months for one of our g o o d -p ay in g positions. Enroll Now For Classes Beginning February 1st in S r e g g Simplified and Revised Shorthand, M anual and Electric Typewriting, Acounting, Com m ercial Law, O ffice Machines, A p p lie d Psychology, Filing, Etc. that Also S P E E D W R IT IN G , the famous system of shorthand can be learned in si* weeks; no signs or symbols; easy lo write and transcribe. Attend Austin s most outstanding and progressive business college. W rite tor free catalog and further information, or call DURHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 600-A Lavaca St. Phone 8-3446 or 7-7768 It looks like a m e re whistle stop right now but College .Station m ay prove to be a m a jo r roadblock on the Southwest Conference bask et­ ball circuit for league-leading Tex­ as T u esd a y night. Bor the Longhorns m u s t hid for their th ird straig h t conference vic­ tory a g a in s t w inless T e x a s AAM at 8 in De W are Fioldhouae before the usual packed house of leather- lunged Aggies. Such ingredients SMU Coach Doc once caused Hayes to observe that a g a m e in DeWare in K o re a " for the visitors. is "like 40 m in u tes to And T exas has good reason agree. 'Fhe Grange has ra re ly found cage success at. College Station in rec ent y e a r s and even the sparse victories c a m e double-tough. Coarh Slue Hull's Longhorns visited Aggieland with a n identical situation prev ailing last. J a n u a r y . T exas w as the league le a d e r with three str a ig h t wins but left town the victim of a 51-42 Aggie upris­ ing. its first While T e x a s won two last week o v e r TCU SWC start the i.54-47j and A rka nsas <64-611 C adets dropped a p air to Baylor (54-45) at College Station and Rice (78-53) at. Houston. A victory T uesday night would push the S tee rs ahead of idle SMU and send them into F rid a y 's crucial Shorthorns Face A g g ie Freshmen in C a g e Gam e to got, back The T exas Yearlings will he all the winning out column T uesday night when they m eet the Aggie Bish in a College Station tilt that begins a t 6 p.m. in The UT freshm en w ere undefeat­ ed until S atu rd ay night when Iz>n Morris Ju n io r College eked out. a 73-72 victory in the closing minute of the g am e. Before dropping fhe I/»n M orris contest the Shorthorns had taken their first three battles. Tile Fish might prove to he dou­ ble-tough sharp-shooting the Yearlings. Although they dropped a g a m e to the Rice Owlets 60-65 S atu rd ay night, they had previous­ ly defeated the Baylor Cubs 64-49. P laying on their home court will the young Ags an a d ­ the Shorthorns a re also give vantage. hut picked to com e out victorious. for Starting a ga inst the Fish will he M ark Burk and Bill G roogan at forwards, T o m m y F.stes and Nor­ m an Hooten, guard- and FJlis OI in­ stead at center. It w as Groogan and O lm stead that lend the Y earl­ ings against Iz>n M orris and the two ran g y sc ore rs a r e expected to again c a r r y the brunt of the a t ­ tack. the College Station Rounding out the traveling squad for trip are Bred and F r a n k N'agle. Harold Phelan David Clary, Paul Boho]* and Douglas Tinker. Coar b M arshall H ughes’ ch a rg es will leave Austin by bus along with the var sity te am m e m b e rs at 9 a m. T u esda y morning. The c a g ­ e rs will the g am es that night. r e tu r n afte r f- r t -J • I r a d e - i n K R U G E R S On The Drag Y O U R O L D W A T C H — IT S W O R T H M O N E Y C h a rg e it A year to pay I P F T H E D U P O N T DIGEST Plant Development Offers Training and Opportunity , - ^ w . T u r f 3 J o h n P u rd o m , M S p ro g t o m o f a new p la n t. in < Ii iv , O h io S t a t e 48 ( r i g h t ) , c o n fer* w ith o t h e r e n g in e e r s o n th e A young chemical engineer recently had his first assignment in a Plant Development group at Du Pont. He was part of a team assigned to im­ prove recovery of adipic acid, a nylon in te r m e d ia te , from p la n t-w a ste streams. First, he made a literature survey for possible leads. Three recovery methods came under consideration: solvent extraction, crystallization, and a com lunation distillation-crystalluu - Hon process. H e helped to set up a laboratory program to compare and evaluate them. Prelim!Bary results were somewhat inconclusive, it was decided to go ahead with semi w orks testa, while organic chemist completed the laboratory work. N ex t. the young chemical engineer joined forces with a mechanical engi­ neer to design a semi-works plant to evaluate each method. In this plant, all vital fxiints were cheeked and re­ checked; materials o f construction, steam and w ater requirements, heat- transfer coefficients, yields, product quality, and pollution problems. T he semi-works data revealed that the dist Hint ion~crystallizat ion process was the most economical, and also gave the Ix st product quality. Usual­ ly, the next step would be coustruc- k.« Rob*rf Thornton (left), B S. in < h H , U n i v . o f Vh. ’50, David 5. R u m s * / ( rent er), M S. in Oh., U n iv. o f M i d i . '4H, find Ran* M. LoClalr ( ri ght ' , M S. in Oh K , M I T '61, toot na mph4 on an experimental batch unit., tion and operation o f a pilot plant. Hut this time, engineers from the Production Division arranged for a limited-stale plant test, using a spare hatch still and a crystallizer on a part-time basis. Two m ontlls of test­ ing confirmed the previous data the new (list i Hat mn -crystal I tza lion process recovered adipic acid efficiently, and would reduce costs considerably. Tho plant is now using this process suc­ cessfully. T h a t’s how one young chemical engineer started hiscareer in a typical Du Pont /7an£ Deielopment group. T he job of such groups is to make processes and equipment more effi­ cient, to adapt products to new uses, and to improve product quality. Plant Development work not only offers opportunity in itself but valu­ able training for other fields. ''C h a o t i c a l I n g t n o o n a t A S K F O R Du R o o t . " Thin now illu stra te d booklet denrrilto* inn tai m utignm ents, I rain in g , a n d p a th s o f prom otion. J u s t wend a pout card to FI. 1. do F o n t d e N em ours Si Co. (In c .), 2521 N em o u ra B uilding, W ilm in g to n . D e law a re . Also av ail able: " D u F o n t C o m p an y a n d the C ollege G r a d u a te ” a n d ''M e c h a n ic a l E ngineer* a t D u P o n t.” «*• * » eat tnt* B IT T E R T H IN G S F O R BETTER L IV IN G . . . THU OUGH CHfMnmtY Watch "Cavalcada af Amtrica," aa Taltvisiaa a s sig n m e n t with Rice here with a strong opportunity to g r a b solid leadership by whipping the Owls. As usual. T exas will enjoy super­ ior height and shooting skill against Coar h John Floyd s hall control disciples. The O range startin g line­ up a v e r a g e s alm ost 6-5 per m a n and owns a sizzling 40 p e r cent goaling ave rage. T exas p resents the better balanc­ ed attac k , with 6-7 Bred Saunders, 0-4 Gib Ford, 6-5 Billy Powell, and 6-7 Bob W aggoner keeping close in c om p any the scoring column. leads with a 15,3 a v e r ­ Saunders age, (10.7), by F’ord Powell (10.11, and W aggener (8.6). folk/wed F i f t h s ta r t e r will h e sophomore Jo hn Schmid a hustling d e f e n s i v e s ta r and play m a k e r who played im pressively H e's av e ra g e d 3.6 per gam e. against. A rkansas Chief point th rea ts for the Ag­ g i e s a r e 6 - 8 ' a Roy Martin, who has full-season clip m anaged a 11,8 while his team won only one of eleven g a m e - and 6-3 John F'oiten­ tier Ty, sharp-eyed sophomore who counted a total of 28 points in la st week s ai tion. line-up, The Aggie averaging 6-3 per m an, is com pleted by 6-6 J a m e s Addison, defensive ace Rod­ ney Pirtle, and p la y m a k e r iJon Moon. C o n f e r e n c e M a i n l i n e * T rum W TV ta* ........... 2 ............... 2 SM C R a v to r RI* <• T C C A r k a n s a s T e x a s AAM . . 0 ............. I ............... 0 ........... 2 . . . . 0 1 I, P et. I (roo # I OOO 0 667 .500 . mf ) OOO .OOO 1 1 2 2 170 Pt*. Opp j i o n I I H 126 i 163 188 1 132 ) 54 127 H I 47 120 OR 125 I . a t t W e e k * B e v i e r 4 7 T e x a s A A M 15. A r k a n s a s ■*'< M i s s i s s i p p i . T r i a l M T C C 61 B n T o r 0 0 B a 76 S M C TO. 47 T e x a s 64 A r k a n s a s S M I Al, K i n e 66 . l o r 63. A r k a n s a s 50. R i c e 7K T e x a s A A M VI Thl* W e e k ’* S r l i e Ci r r n T u e s d a y vs Rice ai H o u s t o n ; T e x a s vs. T e x a s AAM a t C olleg e s t a - TTT ! t i n n K r i f p r . R ife vs T e x a s at A u s tin ; I I T C U vs T e x a s AAM a t C o llege S t a - j B o n S a t u r d a y S M U vs . 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M orrl*, fr o r t e n h e r r , s a i l rifle .S M I, F T T P 305 67 2 2 9 SO 203 6 3 I HK .VK 165 61 UA 58 146 ; 5 8 5 7 135 58 130 33 127 F T T P 59 l l Is » 33 a 30 IO 28 2 3 10 4 7 11 24 2 t 23 23 . 12 Bear Rally Downs Arkansas 63-59 ll J a n WACO. lf) B a y lo r’s B ears rode a g r e a t second half rally to a 63-59 victory o v er the taller A rk a n sas R a zo rb ac k s in a Southwest Conference basketball g a m e M onday night. in in the After trailing 35-32 at the half, and by 37-33 ea rly third q u a r te r and by 49-48 with a minute loft the spirited Bruins c a m e back to win although two of their top perform ers, K en­ ny M organ and Bill Dalton, had fouled out this period, Baylor, tha n k s to the sharpshoot­ ing of tiny T o m m y S tra sbu rger, Don Dickson and M u rra y Bailey, forged a w a y to a 56-52 m argin with 5:05 the P orkers w ere th sough scoring except Floyd Sagely, who c a m e through with th ree p r e s s u r e goals and a free throw. rem aining . All Entries Still Open For Gloves Meet The Austin Regional Golden G loves Tournament will he held February 10-11-12 at the City Coli­ seum . Entries a ie still being accepted by the Austin Amerioan-Statesman for this colorful boxing carnival Open class winners in the tourna­ ment will be given boxing robes. boxing trunks, trophy, and an ex ­ pense-paid trip to Fort Worth for. the State Tournament. N ovice and high school cla ss winners and all runners-ups w ill be given boxing trophic^ The eight classes that a boxer can enter are flyweight, bantam ­ w eight. featherweight, lightweight light w elterw eight, middleweight, heavyw eight, and heavyw eight. The m inim um age lim it is 16. Y O M M A Y B I r I DRAFT E R im P I I a a h a n d a t h a r K n o w th e In t a n d O att o f th e D R A F T L A W . . . TK** c o m p r e h e n t iv * tw rv a y b y M r lo y a l t i n * b o n y * yaw in e v e r y - d a y ( a n y w a y * lu ll in f o r m a t io n a n h t t la - k n a w n a i a m p - r ig h t * tio n *, d e fe r m e n t * . u n d e r t h * d r o i t l a w T H E T M A V A P P L Y in c lu d e * c h a p te r * an T O Y O U ) A l l d i f y u f l t d y i n y p h y t ic al o n d m e n t a l le r v ic e , a n d d e i * c*», W h a t lim it e d it e l i g i b le For it. A l l 47 e x e m p ­ w h a tio n * a n d d e fe r m e n t *. Stu d e n t * n y h t t o n d c o n tin u e d d e fe r m e n t * a fte r c o lle y * , H o w t a d e a l w it h L o c a l B o a r d * . A p ­ lit t le h in t* p e a l* . M e d i c a l ( l a m i n a r * , t h a t m a k e a d if f e r e n t * , H a w t a y e t a t e r r ice, et*. d i t c h a r y * Y e w 'll b e t r u ly a n e l e d a t tho p ro te c­ tio n a v a i l a b l e l a ya w l f r o m m ilit a r y ix U t * a ll p o o r r i g h t s n o w ! Y o u m a y Io t a t h e m b y w o ftlw g . S w a d * 1 •M* Ck*cl.M I Lu lei atilt leek N E W M A V E N , C O N N . Z O T A P E E K S ! a s * G C O f t G C S T . First Five Teams Keep Same Rating NKW YORK, Ja n. l l The na-, lion's basketball experts a r e p re tty : well a g re ed on the first five team s, but from there on anything o r a n y ­ one, goes. Bor tire third straig h t week Ken- j tucky e a rn ed the No. I slot Monday j in the Associated P re s s b a s k e t b a l l ' r a n k in g poll of sports w riters. The next four in line w ere Duquesne. , Indiana, O klahom a A&M and West­ ern Kentucky. T h a t s exactly fhe w a y they w ere rated a week ago, and the top three hav e held their places even longer. f a r t h e r down, the o r d e r again w as reshuffled as a couple of well- r e g a rd e d te a m s M in n e s o ta , for in­ s ta n ce w ere knocked off and some o th e rs e a rn e d support as they kept on winning. K en tu c k y 's Wildcats, who have won nine straight g am es, were listed first on 25 of the 90 votes c a s t and second on 29, polled 734 points on scoring system. Duquesne with only 17 trailed by only first place votes, 34 points. fhe 10-9-8-etc. In its only gam e la u week Ken­ tu cky racked up G eorgia Tech 105- 53. * The poll results with season rec­ ords in p are n th ese s: .......................734 1. K entucky (9-0) .....................704 2. Duquesne (13-0) .............................671 3. Indiana (9-1) 4. O klahom a A&M (13-1 > ........... 489 5. W estern Kentucky (14-0) ...441 6. Holy Cross <9-0) .....................262 7. G eo rg e Washington <9-0) ...191 ........... 178 8. O klahom a City (9-1) 9. D uke (12-3) .................................173 10. Minnesota <8-2) .........................112 11. Wichita (14-1) and ................ K ansa s <6-2i ........................... 103 13 N ia g a ra (1 2 -2 ).......................... 96 14. Seattle (12-1) ............................ 72 15. R i c e (11-1) ................................ 57 16. USU (9-2) 55 17. D ayton (10-2) ...............................49 18. Colorado A&M (11-1) ............... 46 41 19. Illinois (7-3) .......... 20. Idaho <8-3) ................................ 39 WE REPAIR R O L E X A K 'O AM. F M E W A T C H E S Authorized Agency . . . . For SALES & SERVICE of Rolex, Lonqines, Le Coultre Watches I yr ( i i distmttm jMrtlrf O N T B F , U R A ) . IT HH ( • i i a r f a l u p e SPECIAL Every Wednesday Night SHORT RIBS All you can eat for $l00 BARBECUE 'Mural officials a r e planning for a record-breaking en try this year, I topping last y e a r 's high of 170 team s. So far, 125 quints have en­ the biggest sh a re of tered and the te a m s should e n te r T uesday, last day. B asketball is the "king' of In­ is a tr a m u r a l sports. The m eet m a ra th o n event with twenty con­ tests held each night. More te am s e n te r and m o re m e n participate in the giant c a g e tourney th a n in any other I n tr a m u r a l event. is divided P lay is held on C lass A. Class league basis. The B, and Mullet tourney into the three regula r divisions, fra ternity, club, and independent. As in the other m ajor I n tr a m u r a l sports, com peti­ tion will he held on a double elimi­ nation basis, req u irin g two defeats before a te a m is eliminated. The 1953 I n tra m u r a l champion was Oak Grove. The G rove won the crown by d efe ating the f r a te r ­ nity division cham pion Sigma Al­ EVERYBIRDY is \ "v / CLUCKING about The .lob T h e y ’re D oing D ow n at TMF. J o m § a n n a r yI S t e a m rJ L i d i s c o u n t o n l i t h A Urn! R i v e r r a s h A c a r r y Rh * 2 5 * 6 10:30 A M . to 9:00 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS RAN DY’S CvtcCc^tl E. 5th at Naches PH. 8-1166 WHEN YOU THINK OF LAUNDRY OR CLEANING THINK DRISKILL LAUNDRY PICK UP & DELIVERY SERVICE SU IT S-D R E SSE S TUXEDOS EVENING G O W N S PILLOWS • RUGS • DRAPES FUR AND WOOLEN STORAGE S A V E C A S H A N D C A R R Y 411 E. 19th Phone 8-6631 THIS IS IT! Turn in your rebate slips at the University Co-Op From now until J A N U A R Y 15 Don't Be Late! N o Rebates Accepted After January 15 ///vers/7tu coop N C l f I I I N r . l C U N I T 6 * J Little Man on the Campus By Bibler Tuesday, January 12, 1954 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 3 ^Jhe jf^duchoioaica I ^/^ dpect Economic w eather prophets, an article in the Jan u ary H arper’s Magazine says, IT re “rem arkably unanimous” in predict­ ing that (I) an economic dovvn-tum can be expected in*early 1954, (2) th a t it will range in depth between 5 and 8 per cent under the 1953 level of business activity, and (3) th a t the A dministration will act —“fast and decisively”—to keep the re­ cession from going any farther. The story says that the Eisenhower adm inistration has built up a staff of economic boards and planners “more ela­ borate than anything the New Deal ever had,” and apparently the Administration will swing into action at the next indica­ tion of any kind of recession. One part of the anti-depression pro­ gram which must not be overlooked is the psychological aspect. The most ela­ borate machinery the world cannot in stop a recession if the public decides one is coming. Then purse strings are pulled, investment slows down, employment eases, production slows, consumption declines, and depression is on the way. But if the is coming, they people knew just what might prepare it to accept without panicking. themselves The President should take to the air One Point of View waves and television channels, again and again, as often as necessary, to explain just w hat is in store this year and exactly what he is prepared to do about it. Then people and adm inistration could work to­ gether to prevent any serious setback. Yo-oneration A fter more than a month of discussion and work, the two student Democratic P arty organizations on the campus have succeeded in ironing out their differences at least enough to pool memberships and elect a bipartisan slate of officers and executive committee. The new unified group represents a considerable conces­ sion from both of the old groups, and both are to be congratulated for their level­ headedness and spirit of co-operation. Nowr there can be no question of who is legal and who deserves recognition from the state and national organizations. Also, there can no longer be any reason for a lack of unified, aggressive program in this election year. Perhaps now Democrats and Republicans can revive active com­ petition and awaken the campus to w hat’s going on in national politics. Sign Like UT's Steer Here Gives Texan Boost in NY R \ r o b K F ,N N Y T exan Editor O n t h - G r e e n w i c h V i l l a g e lot s u m s i d e of S e v e n t h A v e n u e in M a n - t a v e r n w i t h a Hi e h a t t a n is a o r a n g e - a n d - w h i t e t h a t like a S t e e r H e r e lo o k s a p l a c a r d d o m i n a t e d b v a I/> n g- h o r n h e a d of r e m a r k a b l e siz e t h * T e x a s It s s u m s a y s it s p e c i a l i z e s S t e e r G r i l l , a n d In s t e a k s a n d f o o d s S o u t h w e s - t e m . I t s p r o p r i e t o r ? H e ' s n o e x p a t r i a t e f r o m t h e F o r t y A c r e s , O h i o . B u t h e w a s s t a t i o n e d f o r t h r e e m o n t h s a t M c A lle n d u r i n g W o r l d W a r IT is it h e s It little s e e m s to Rive e n o u g h lik e it c o n n e c t i o n w i t h T e x a s , b u t t h e e n t e r - w a s e n o u g h p r i s i n g t a v e r n k e e p e r a g u n - m i c k f o r a n a p p a r e n t l y s u c c e s s - it E lv e s a n y r e a l ful b a r . A n d s e e a e x i l e T e x a s e v e n s u c h a s u p e r f i c i a l r e m i n d - e r o f w i d e o p e n s p a c e s . t w i n g e to ♦ to r e p u t a t i o n r e s t a u r a n t s e a t e r i e s t a k e c h a i n of a d v a n t a g e o f t h e n a t u r a l m - s t i n c t of N> w Y o r k s h o m e s i c k r a t h e r p o p u l a t i o n : a s e r i e s o f s o p h i s t i c a t e d a r e n a m e d t h e C a l i f o r n i a n t h e V i r - s p n i a n t h e T e x a n , t h e N e v a d a n , t h e F l o r i d a n n e a r l y e v e r y tit l e o r s t a t e w i t h a e u p h o n i c g l a m o r o u s its h a s n a m e s a k e . A n d p l a c e s p e o p l e w h o c o m e t h e s e t h e t o w n a n d t h e y c o u ld t h e old just s e e t h e p l a c e w o u l d n ' t h o m e s t a t e s e e m q u i t e s o b ig . P e o p l e lik e t h e T e x a n s e d i t o r a n d m a n a g - i n * e d i t o r , w h o s p e n t s i x g l o r i- if s o m e w h a t b e w i l d e r i n g , nu*, d a y s j u s t b e f o r e in M a n h a t t a n t h e e r d of t h e C h r i s t m a s h oli- d a y . p r o b a b l y a ll a r e M e c c a s t o if th e n a m e o f of f o r t h a t W e d i d n t e a t a t t h e T e x a n o r fle­ t h e T e x a s S t e e r w e w e r e t e r m tried to S F H N E W Y O R K a n d G E T A L O T O U T O F O U R if it k i l l e d u s b u t to. h a lf - c o n s c i o u s l y w e w a n t e d A n e v e n m o r e e n t e r p r i s i n g T R I P , e v e n Nevtr Y o r k e r o p e n e d a w h o l e f r o m A s h t a b u l a , w h o d e c i d e T h e Da® ' T exan T h e Dally T exa n Is in Austin dally except S a tu rd ay . Monday and holiday periods stu d e n t n e w sp a p er of The University of Texas publisher! by T exa s S tu d e n t Publications, Inc. 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Chicago — Boston — Los A r g u e s — San F ra n ' .seo College P u b lish e rs Representative Associated Collegiate Presa All Am ariran Pacem aker MEMMER HI MHI HI PT ION RATES Minimum Subscrip tion — T hree Months) Delivered In Austin ....................................................................................... ft .75 month Maned in Austin ........................................................................................... $1.00 month Mailed o u t of t o w n ............................... .................... ......................$ .75 monlh P E R M A N E N T S T A F T E d i t o r In C h i e f ................................................................................... B O B K E N N Y M a n a g i n g E d i t o r ............................................................. B I E L M C R E Y N O L D S E d i t o r i a l A s s i s t a n t s .............................. Joe S a n d e r s . R u t h P e n d e r g r a s s N e w s E d i t o r ....................................................... C................................. B o b M il b u r n .......................................................................... .. M u r r a y E o r s v a l l S p o r t s E d i t o r S o c i e t y E d i t o r .......................................................................... G i t t a L o c k e n v i ta A m u s e m e n t s E d i t o r ...................................................................... D o u g J o h n s o n .................. J i m C l a r k . S h i r e e D a n i e l , P a t D i l w o r t h , D a y E d i t o r s . . . S h i r l e y S t r u m . T o m m y T h o m p s o n J o A n n D i c k e r s o n . N o r r i s L o e f f l e r , J e r r y R a f s h o o n , J a n e t R o d g e r s , J i m K e a h e y , T h o m H a n s a r d A r t E d i t o r ..................................................................................................... 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POGO it, New York we discovered, is that has been said everythin g about linth good and bad. It m a k e s a T exas ego a u t o m a ­ tically d e f l a t e a bit to be in the world s looking at the w o rld ’s tallest buildings, the place world s biggest port, the biggest or best which h as of ev erything from slum s to a r t m use um s. biggest city, at And it also has some of the like stran gest people, w o rld 's in a Ixiwler hat the c h a r a c t e r who w as sff-n walking ac ro ss Fifth Avenue Forty-third Street (just west of the C h ry s­ ler B uild in g 1 O rdinarily there s nothing w rong with crossing just at that [Hunt But this m a n w as crossing at IO.JO a.m ., o n e of tim es of the day. a ga inst the red light, reading a book Some people ju st like to live dangerously. the most crow ded O r the g r a n d m o th e rly old la dy with whom we wailed for a bus to T hird Avenue, on o ur w ay to see the Stock E xchange. sweet-looking old She w as a w o m an with s tr a y w isps of g r a y h a ir peeking out from u n d e r her kerchief, and she w as kick­ ing at som ething in the str e e t a while foot. Af lei with h er she bent o v er the spe»t better, finally got and down on h e r hands arid knees to get an even better look. thought about a king if we could h e l p , but som ebody that people d id n ’t had do in N ew York. But in a few m inutes she got up, brushed off h e r h an d s an d k n e e s , a n d grinned. that, so rt of to exam ine told us thing We "Oh, hell, g uy s.” she said. i t s ju st " T h a t a i n 't a nickel; a chewing-gum p a p e r . ” It could have happened a n y ­ w here, but everything has a l ­ re a d y h ap pened in New York. A lot. We h ad alw ays h e a rd th a t N ew Y orkers w ere an u nfrie nd ­ ly intent only on getting w here they w ere going F o r a while we w eio about to ag re e , changed our m inds hut we w hen a ca b d riv er from Brook­ lyn whom we had never seen before loaned us f i v e dollars to have enough money for plane fare home We d like to think if w as be­ stationed too, w as lait it ca u se he, in T exas during from so m ew here we know a i n ’t so. the vv/i .Suh rJLisl Ralph Nancy A Auld Gloria Bradford, J r . < ox, T o m Brook* F ranklin C r u t c h ­ Tnoma* Bu* k, k field R ichard Dailey M a tte Dean. Ju d s o n De Vilbiss. Bob* i t FHsrnan H e n ry Green Mary Guy. I-aaa- Ann H a rr in g to n , B u ten e w o r th y Billy l^itorru Dolores l e o n a r d W ayne McAlister, Lola ( a r y l P e rt ,john. Doro­ Oberrinller, th y Pool, e li z a b e th Redd Claude t e r n e S carbroug h S h i r ­ Reynolds ley Scat Bob!).- St a a a* Law rence S te inbe rg M artin Wrebel, Jocely n Well* fe rry Wilson, Michael Shae, J o h n T hom pson T o th e E d ito r: A fter the e m b a r ra s s in g ly poor th e " E l i ­ fac ilities available for j a h , ” "C ain e Mutiny C o u r t M a r ­ t i a l . ” " l l T rovatore,” a n d th e con­ t e s t betw een the violinist T o sh iy a E to a n d a football g a m e , I w a s p r o m p te d to write the line below. B elieving th a t m any o t h e r s m u s t feel a s I do. I posted it on a bulle­ tin b o a rd of the Music Building. T h e sig n a tu res of like-mined people th a t s p e a k m o r e th a n half of the s ig n e r s a r e not in the music d e p a r tm e n t , an d so m e a r e even tow nspeople who a s k e d permission to sign. themselves. N ote for All of us simply w a n t to see and h e a r . - DOLMAN E A R G L E (E d itor’s Note: The follow ing is the line referred to by Mr. F.ar- gie and the names w hich w ere of signed below’ Illegible signatures 54 n am es had to he left off the list.) T o th e E ditor: it. B ecau se L et s have a good big a u d ito r iu m . N. R. Plum m er J . D. T r y e r L. C h a m b e rs J . Moritz. Silva J Gey en Mason L o r a n e Bot el lo P a r k e r C a r t e r l l a n c k e y H u b b a r d Hollingsworth Pow ell Point M, Boddle E. Pace C. Sm ith B. S ta g g s P. N unley B. W a r r e n B. W esson T. L eB lur J. Brasfield B. O ppenheim Mr. E K. Lukin Mrs. E. K. Lukin K. R y a n V. R y a n F. A ld ridg e M. A. Kelly S Aldridge c. W. Reynolds J. A. K niker p W illia m s R ( ’am obeli J. F. Posey K A rm stro n g M Gorsueh Sleek B W. F d n n Freela nd A. IJprhure h B L. T yler P Rowland Padilla R M. G a r xii J r I;. S R. R. Budd N K Lawrence H Yeldern VV’. Rod I ne Jr. C. H u n t e r It. E. Thompson A. David G. Phillips R. L. Gomez R. Griffin ( a roil M<*( ’a ul ley Shivers Yeager Aden Bf) yout h Jo h n s o n Jo h n s o n P ru itt f ha m be rlnl C a p ta i n R Jones Mrs. R R Higgins M. ('app* Jones B. S ilb o u g h J. A n d re w s M. S m ith J. M e G a ug hey S. H o l t z m a n C. Sanov I,. I J o vd A. S. M a rtine z Mrs J. W. Carlson J. M. S p e lt H. School D. B. J o n e s N. C. F u s s e d B. W ilson J. Dean II. R a d e m a e h e r J. W ells l \ H u b e r t V. Rux M. P a t t o n P. W elsh D. Boite. R. R o b e rts o n A. von B re ssle r C. W illia m s B. J. T a y l o r J. E. F o r bus P. Gregory B. C hance P. D i l w o r t h B. J. L i t t l e Mrs. R B. Cooley I! B. Cooley' tv. A dam s R. M o n tg o m e ry S S titt V. H a ys Mrs. C. G. P r u e L. M asters A. Reyes L. B u tts J. H ow ard J. M. C a m p b e ll R. K O v e r to n I) O v erto n M. Bean B. F isc h e r R. D. D e n n y nJ. W h e e le r J. S h a f e r E. A H olm Iv. Sellers A M e r r i tt M. Shaw J . O. L o w r v J Rurk March. B. Spitze r J McDavld Jr . E. Finrelll () N e w m a n M M adrid I- F. H u b e r t .lr. J R. Hall I J. B ro w n J r Mrs L. P lu m m e r B. F is h e r c. (Ti I pep per 0. Hornet ke G. C. W a l k e r C. V eatch Mrs VV. Slssom J. W a t k i n s X m e 3 P. Haley M. K. Hanks M. Mayholl L. (Vier J. Hardwick B. Holman S. Smith B. overall *L, Broussard F. Mock L. Ward K. S Leonard R. Muser D. R, D ru m m o n d B Votght N. Gordon N. Rubin D. Kelleher M. Seward V. L. Greene R. K. W ard D. Hill G. Hill A. Nicked M. A. FI nek L. K. P a lm e rs R. Morrison D. A. L eiser N. Ferris r White K. Boden D. Fiargio B. K Kid O. Cerda S. Wood J A Kyhl W. Magness J, P. P a t t e r s o n N. E. Dacus W. H. Cav ness K, Page T. Anderson E. C. Brazil S. Sum m ers (’ Kenneson M Welsh S. V Cleaves D. Hood R O. F a rrell P Smothers P. Wilson P. Crawford P. McCord G. Devin R DtTostl M. R. G re g o ry H. ll R. Jung J. Smith C. H. McDaniel E. Dean J. R. Cassel A. Wedin Jr. R M. Kunkel N. Mauck L. 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('b ilders I. T hom pson K. T h om pso n P. M aguire J . O ’H a r a 1.. G reathouse Jones C L. Blair J. Ivowrey J. P a ss w a te r s B. Stanley B. Baskin R. VV. Flabercorn L. Sebesta J. Haws R L ig h ts? J. L. Powell E. P ittm a n J. O. W alk er W. Palm er B. Brotzmaa J. B ailiff N. Knox H. Gillespie B. Meacnam P. VVI t h a n P . P ettw ay A. Zoch ★ To the Editor: Please make a note of congratu­ to T h e ta Sigma Phi, tha lations cast, crews, a n d all persons con­ nected w ith this year’s production of "T im e S ta g g e rs O n,” It was (mo of the m p st e n tertain in g and en­ th a t I’ve spent joyable evenin gs since I ’ve bee n a t Texas Univer­ sity. I d o n ’t think anyone who was night packed in house a t Hogg Auditorium would sa y th a t they w e re not well enter­ tained. I ’m no jo u rn alist o r drama I know a good show critic, hut when I see one. the S a tu r d a y Special orch id s to W arren Rob­ ertson, S a r a h Hudson, Roily West­ er, Bill P ugh, a n d Dinah Van for (There p erfo rm an ce s. excellent eleven most should hav e been beautiful p rese n ted , with Miss Van am o ng the n u m b e r.) Although the ran show w a s too the original musio smoothly and and scrip t w e r e v ery good. lengthy, it I ’m looking f r w a r d to next year’s show, and m a n y thanks to Theta Sigma Phi for m ak in g it possible for " T im e to S tag g e r On.” BOAZ SMITH Graduate Students Visit in Nine stu d e n ts the Graduate School of L ib r a r y Science recently visited the B u r n e t County Library course. Dr. a s E s th e r S tallm an , professor of li­ brary science, w a s in charge ’of the group. an o bse rva tio n GOINS TO HOUSTON? Express Service— 4 Hours 9:20 A. M. 4:30 P. M. TUXEDOS FOR RENT All Sizes Kerrville Bus Co. Its E. 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Inform ation concernin g th e G ra d ­ ua te Record E x am in atio n may he ••'itemed the office ta ilin g at of the T esting and Guidance B u r­ eau V Hall, Room 101. R e g is tra tio n closes J a n u a r y 15. try GORDON V. ANDERSON. Assistant Director, ’re s t in g and Guidance B u re au A No a p a r t m e n t permissio ns for un d e r g ra d u a te women will be g r a n te d for the spring se m este r since a d e ­ q u a te space Is available In approved residences, DORO FHY GEBAUER. Dean of Women A Students who have four years r e ­ m aining on a norm al d eg ree plan to a b accalaureate d eg ree and who desire to tak e flying train in g m ay apply for e n try into the Air Force ROTO for the spring sem este r Ap plication forms, available In A Hall 112, should be filed prior to r e g ­ istratio n MARVIN F GHOLSON Captain (.'SAJ* Assistant PAST A Women students moving from one residence to a n o th e r at the » nd of th e sem este r must obtain permits in (he Dean of W om en s Office by J a n u a r y 15 T h e w r itte n notice of Intention to move must be given to the housem oth er by J a n u a r y 15 or the stude n t m ay not move. S t u ­ dents are urged to get their pe rm its In the Dean of W omen s Office a t th e ir convenience before J a n u a r y 15. No a p a r t m e n t p e r m is­ sions for the second sem este r will be given. earliest DORO I HY GEBAUER, Dean of VV omen Women students t a k in g physical tr a in in g are hereby notified that unless they clear th e ir lockers and t u r n the matrons, the padlock or k<-y deposit will be deducted fr om the s t u d e n t s ’ in padlocks o r keys to Genera! P r o p e r t y Deposit The dead­ line Is 6 p.m., F r id a y , Ja n u a ry 15. ANNA HISS. D ire c to r of Physical T r a i n i n g for w o m e n for ★ The following s tu d e n ts are to report to Gregory G y m n a siu m 210 J a n u a ry r a tin g s: I n tra m u r a l m an a gers l l Anderson, Bond. Crocker, Daniels. Davis, E ng la n d er, Gill. Dillsburg, Hens­ ley, Hurt, Jo h n s o n . Keegan, Maodgen, Martin. MrM nnn, Nevltt, Paty. Keistle, Russell, Rutter. Shade, C. Smith, J. Smith, W a n n a m a e h e r , Weed, »and \\ roger. Albert A. Rooker Assistant Director I n tra m u r a l Athletics for Men j „ l , ( J / ,/ rot'I u n i t i es Positions os coun selors in men and wom en's d o rm ito r ie s a r e now available. F o ur g ra d u a te girls, two younger girls. and tw o m en ar*- being sought to fill the positions In some instant * s these positions pay small salaries an d o th e rs pay in term s of room a n d hoard and other personal services There a re six openin gs now avail­ able for s tu d e n ts nex t year in various institutions in Austin. in te re s te d fill out appl h a t ion a nd have reference records completed information fu r t h e r go to Speech Build ing IIC, Persons should Hor T he United S ta te s ^Yvil Service Com­ mission has an n o u n ce d a new elem en­ t a l ' filling positions iii I nd ian Schools thro ugh out the United S ta te s a n d in Alaska T he salary' Is $3,410 a year. teacher e x a m in a tio n for edu ca tio n A p pro priate required hut no w ri t te n lest will he given S t u ­ dents who ex pec t to complete all th e required cou rses w ith in IM) days of th e date of filing a p p lic ations may apply. he ob­ tained from many post offices th r o u g h ­ out the c o u n try o r from the FC S Civil Service Commission, W ashington 25, D C. I n fo rm a tio n may F u rth e r is A A life Insurance company has an opening in th e Austin a rea for a g ra d u ­ ate interested In going into the insur­ ance field. S a lary is $350 per month. For f u r th e r in fo r m a tio n go ny the S tu ­ dent Speech Bibbling 111 E m p lo y m e n t Bureau, TEXAN CROSSWORD Music note Banal Visiting again Measure ( Iceland J A shade of red A foot of two long syllables I Pros. I B e v e r a g e T h e t h o r n - hack ray ( Eng ) A f o r t r e s s ACROSS I I a wound fi. A .‘ narc 9 Gaze fixedly in Tut again 12 l h ( l i a r go, as a debt 13. Godlike l l. Ahead I > Minor coin B IT. North i Dakota (a b b r.> 18 Wearies 19. Seaport in Asia 2! Article 25. Mistake 26 Piece o f rock 27 Paradise 28 Each 29 Street urchin 3! Close to 32 A rrang e­ merit of lights 35 (Jill (abbr.) 36 A small a r e a i t I « Clamor 38 Kind of lily 39 Together 41 Bends the head in greeting 42 Chinese secret society DOWN I Criterion 2 A small island 3 Land- measure r s 9 ta (4- l f 19 Laughter (combining f o r m ) Put on,as clothes ( ’lose to Behold! a . r-r—-. A ii % V/VV 21 22 23 I I i 4 t> 7 • IO % i s / / / VZ YA 16 f tea (V V /SY YA VA YA 20 IR p 26 v' v" % 28 Y / / / s X 30 29 it y/- , . YA% u 55 54 56 56 91 VZ t i t 5l AY/Y / y JS 'Y r . 57 ' / / , r./ / y Y / / < 59 4 o y4‘ Va 4 z annual sale one weelr only M onday, January 11 thru Saturday, January 16 SAVE . . o s up to I I on every box o f y o u r fa v o r ite s e a m le s s s t o c k in g s UT Ladies Plan'Aibanese Tea Wednesday In Impressive Austin Debut Five Encores G iv e s m e w D r m ■ W Event to Honor Housing Directors The U n iv e rsity Ladies' Club w ill honor directors of U n ive rsity dorm ­ itories, chaperones of sororities and fraternities, and housemothers at a tea W ednesday between 3 30 and 5 30 p rn. Co-chairmen of the hostess com ­ II. mittee w ill be Mesdam es G. New love and I), T. Starnes. They w ill tx- assisted by M es­ dames M . V. Barton, R. L. Biesele, W alter V . Brow n, Jr. FL Cornw ell, T. N . Cam pbell, A NT Cory, .James R . Ed d y, W . E Gettys, J- R. Holmes, Ira FA Hildebrand, C W . Morgan, C, I.. Prather, Dewitt Reddick, G . II. Sanderson, Ft. W’. Tyler, W . P. Webb, Charles W il­ son, and C harles W illiam s. THE BEST MEXICAN FOOD and the MOST COURTEOUS SERVICE is at EL M A T A M O R O S 504 East Ave. Phone 7-7023 "Your Dance Date” B a c k on th * A ir A ll S a tu rd a y A ft* r n o o n KNOW GREG SCOTT Dance Studio (Over Te*a* Th*atr*) Ph. 2 5629 By JAC K B A LK ER When Arturo Toscanini chose L ie la Al banese from the glittering a r r a y of prim a donnas throughout the world to sing Violetta rn his famous broadcasts of V e rd i’s “ L a T r a v ia ta ” in 1946, he affirm ed what m any music lovers had a l­ read y thought; that the lovely so­ prano is tru ly T H E leading diva of our time. In one of the most unprecedented concerts it has ever teen this w rit­ e r ’s pleasure to hear M iss Ai- hanese made her Austin “ debut” M onday night and quite im pressive­ ly substantiated M aestro Toscani­ ni's trust in her. It w as unprecen- dented because it is ra re that an artist, of Miss Aibanese * stature grants five encores afte r such a dem anding program . T ile leading soprano of the M etro­ politan Opera sang six operatic a ria s and thirteen songs w ith the intonation, sam e true justness of agility, and m arvelous fa c ility in the execution of the cliff mult pas­ sages sc) ch aracteristic of past per­ form ances One of her best offerings was tors’ e the beautiful a ria. lui, Sem pre “ I^i T r a v ia ta ,” in-which her b rillia n cy of trill w as especially evident. lib e ra ,” from “ Ah, Yielding to tremendous ovation, the last of which w as a standing s a n g ; applause, M i s s Aibanese Student Operas to Run Tuesday, Wednesday The operas. “ Cox and IV>x” and “ Sunday Ex cu rsio n ,” w ill l>e pre­ sented in the R e c ita l H all at 8 30 p m Tuesday and W ednesday “ Sunday Ex cu rsio n ” by Alec W ild e r is a short com edy about four teen-agers who m eet on a train and their adventures on their w a y home from New Y o rk H a rris Crohn is the coach and pianist for both operas. D r. Albert Johnson is the stage m anager. three other a ria s as encores, all of which w ere by Puccini, inci­ dently. “ M i Besides received popular from chiamano, The M u m ’ “ La Boh erne ’ with its lim pid phrases and lovely m el­ ody w as an unexpected encore treat. Ev e n more unexpected hut joyfully encores w ere “ Un bel di ved rem o ” from “ M a ­ dame B u tte rfly ' and “ O rmo bab- bmo Caro” from P u c c in i’s one-act opera “ G ianni Sch icch i.” thirteen the Ita lia n , French, and Eng lish songs, Miss two other arias, Aibanese sang in fondo a1 m a r,’’ “ L ’altra notte “ M efistofele” and from Bo ito’s “ Deh vieni. non from M ozart's “ M a rria g e of F ig a ro .” * I In a post-perform a nee interview , talked graciously j and freely. “ I just love this beauti- ! ful city of y o u rs.” she com m ent­ ed on Austin. “ Since m y a rr iv a l I have seen so many interesting things ” she add­ • here Satu rd ay, Miss Aibanese ta rd a r” ed. One of the things which im ­ pressed her most w as the Capitol. “ I clim bed a ll the w a y to the top,” she sighed. f e ra tic Asked if she had a favorite op- loves role, she said she them a ll about equally. She did say that “ M adam e B u tterfly, the j opera in which she made her de­ in 1935, w as hor Ita ly but in “ luck y” role. A N E W EXPERIENCE IN EATING C h a rc o a l Foods Prepared C a lifo rn ia S tyle Homey Dining Rooms Private Parties Welcome HALO HAVEN 3808 S. C ontrail Ph. 7 8127 SCHOLTZ GARTEN 1607 San Ja c in t o Tuesday Special S M A L L T B O N E S T E A X or H A M B U R G E R S T E A K M a ih e d P o ta to **, Enqli*h P#a* and P ic H * d B » * t* ( G a r lic Broad , D#s**rt and C o f f * * . 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S K K H e r in P l - I O O N O rc h e s tra Dancing to 12 » I • Show a a t • A d m . <1 tax 9:30-11 pl ii* an d his T R IO TOOTS' 3010 GUADALUPE Q U E E N C. Toots' EVANS Use the Texan Classifieds Use the Texan Classifieds YOUNG AMERICA GOES CHESTERFIELD THE, DANCE OF LOVE THAT INFLAMED w\ Tu**3ay. January T2, 1954 THE D A IL Y T E X A N Page 4 W om en's Music Fraternity To G ive Wednesday Concert \ A / a rnma I a I ^ ^ W orks b y D upre, Beethoven, M arx , B ra h m s, K reisler, Debussy, V u illerm oz, and P ie m e w ill be p e r­ form ed a t one of Sigma Alpha NOON LUNCHEON PLATE 65c A different menu every day Served from I 1:00 a. rn. to 1:30 p. rn. 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