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SE E PA G E 8

T h e F i r s t C o l l e g e D a i l y 

i n T h e 

S o u t h

Vol. 50

Price Five Cents

AUSTIN, TEXAS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1949

Eight Pages Today

No. 1

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B y JIM T A N N E R 

T h e T ra v is C o u n ty M a rch t e r m m a c h in e s.” 

I ing t h e i r lu n c h m o n e y on th e s lo t! 

E s tim a te s o f m o r e t h a n a $100,-
night
T h e r e p o r t te r m e d th e one-ball I club s t h a t c a t e r to s t u d e n t s were 

0 0 0 -a - y e a r ta k e in 

som e 

ta b le m a r b le m ach in es a s slo t m a ch in es m a d e in th e re p o r t.

G r a n d J u r y b la s te d th e slo t m a - j 
ch in e a n d one-ball m a r b le 
s c a th in g j also since t h e y do h ave a p a y - o f f 
“ r a c k e t ” T u e s d a y in a 
r e p o r t t h a t to ld how T ra v is c o un - an d a n y a m o u n t f r o m 5 cen t* to 
t y r e s i d e n t s a n d U n iv e r s ity stu - $1 c a n be gam ble d, 
d e n ts w ho pla y t h e m a c h in e s a r e 
I t to ld o f e n o rm o u s a m o u n t s be- 
b e in g ta k e n in by a g ig a n t ic “ awin- m g ta k e n in by businesses h an d - 
ling th e m achines fr o m a gullible
d le ” schem e. 

T h e d e c la ra tio n 

o f an 

a ll-o u t public, 

w a r o n th e “ big m o n e y ” 
cam e on th e heels o f th r e e la rg e - p u n is h m e n t 
scale ra i d s pulled b y c it y d e t e c - 1 th e o p e r a t o r s a n d ow n ers. 
tiv es a n d th e C o u n ty A t t o r n e y 's o w n e r is seldom if e v e r b r o u g h t t o his h and .
o ffic e on th e illegal m ach in es. 

; trial. T h e o p e r a t o r o f th e b usin ess 

t h a t ’s m e te d o u t 

A n d it de cried 

th e in e f fe c tiv e 

boys 

T h e r e p o r t said t h a t th e cam 
pus w a s s a t u r a t e d w ith th e illega 
m ach ines, th o u g h m o s t a r e back 
room deals.

H o w ev er, D istric t 

A ttorney 
t h a t he k n e w o f on< 
L o n g said 
place in the U n iv e rs ity a r e a w h e n 
a sm all slo t m ach in e w as k e p t un
to d e r th e c o u n te r a n d b r o u g h t fo r tl 
(T h e only w h en so m eo ne w a n te d to tr; 

E s ti m a t e s hav e b e e n m a d e o 
th e fi n e , usua lly $50 an d J as m a n y as 4,000 s t u d e n t s w ho a 

See G R A N D J U R Y , P a g e 8

-----------------------

It also cam e a f t e r a l e t t e r w rit- Pa y R 
te n to Police C hief R. D. T h o rp by costs.) 
A m o N o w o tn y , D e a n o f S t u d e n t I 
L ife, w h o r e q u e s t e d t h a t Borne- i 
t h i n g b e d o n e a b o u t t h e s i tu a t io n
on th e cam pu s.

N o r t h Millican, t h e f o r e m a n o f 
th e G r a n d J u r y , a n d D is tric t A t ­
t o r n e y Bob L o n g re le a s e d th e c o n ­
th e r e p o r t to r e p o r t e r s 
t e n t s o f 
la te T u e s d a y a f t e r a n a f t e r n o o n 
session w ith t h e p r e s s in which 
th e y a sk e d f o r 
in 
s t a m p i n g o u t th e 
slo t m ach in e 
g am e .

c o -o p e ra tio n 

State Vet Bonus 
Given New Life

By 

this A t t o r m f t d P r tn t

A big so ld ie r bo n u s prop osal g o t 
new life a n d tw o n a t u r a l ga* ta x 
bills w e re b u rie d a little d e e p e r in

t a x a t io n p a n e l s e n t i t to a fa v o r 
ab le su b -c o m m itte e , also by on* 
vote.

McLellan a sk ed 

t 
r e v e r se y e s t e r d a y ’s actio n . A fte 
lo n g d r a w n -o u t p a r l ia m e n ta r .
a 

th e H o u se 

T h e r e p o r t r e le a se d a s t o u n d in g ^ e L e g is l a tu r e T u e sd a y , 

f a c t s o f g ig a n tic su m s o f m o n e y ! 
b e in g ta k e n f r o m a “ s u c k e r ” p u b - j R e p r e s e n t a ti v e J. A. B e n to n of | s tru g g le , th e H o u se sto o d p a t 
lie.

u *® w o n t a lo n g w ith

A nd high on th e list 

th e 
“ s u c k e r s ” a r e U n iv e rs ity s t u d e n ts , 
th e r e p o r t said.

o f 

T h e situ a tio n on t h e c a m p u s h as 
b ecom e so b ad t h a t o n e f r a t e r n i t y 
perm ission 
r e q u e s t e d 
h ad e v e n 
f r o m D ean N o w o t n y to in s tall one 
in t h e i r house.

B ack ers o f th e bill said a pend 
W y lie, who c o m p la in e d his $ 3 0 0 , - 1 
0 0 0 ,0 0 0 b o n u s proposal h a s n o t 
ing a m e n d m e n t would e ra s e on 
been given a f a ir h e a r i n g in th e o f the ch ie f o b je c tio n s , a re q u ire
v a rio u s c o m m itte e s c o n s id e rin g it. 
m e n t t h a t co u n tie s m u s t levy th 
T he v o te w as sev en ty -six to sixty- 
30 c e n t c o n s titu tio n a l a d v a lo r e r 
tw o t o j e r k it o u t o f th e C o n s ti tu ­
ta x b e f o r e th e y b e n e f i t.
tio n a l A m e n d m e n t s C o m m itta e 
an d h a n d i t to Stat® A f f a i r s .

T h e r e p o r t w e n t on to s a y t h a t 
b ec o m in g m arb le-

B a c k e r s o f R e p r e s e n t a ti v e C. 
S. M c L e lla n ’s n a t u r a l g a s 
tax - 
s t u d e n t s a r a 
r u r a l road m e a s u r e too k a n o t h e r
ta b le a d d ic ts a n d “ a r e even spend- o n e-v o te b ea tin g . T he H o u se vot-
j ed six ty -n in e to s e v e n t y a g a in s t 
I p u t t i n g it b ack in a fa v o r a b le t a x ­

“ 

a tio n su b -c o m m itte e .

M c L e lla n ’s bill w o u ld s e t u p ; 
f u n d to build f e e d e r roads. One 
f o u r t h o f th e in com e w ould go t 
schools; 
sue 
t h r e e - f o u r t h s 
ro ad s.

f o r 

★

O p p o n e n ts c o n te n d e d 

th e bib 
wa* in a f r ie n d ly su b -c o m m itte e 
t h a t it n e e d e d r e w r i t i n g to remov. 
th e o b je c tio n s , a n d 
its re 
v e n u e should go into th e all-pur 
pose re v e n u e pool r a t h e r th a n intl 
a special r u r a l r o a d fu n d .

t h a t 

!

I 

* 

; W ich ita F a ll s 

to th e c o m m it te e on high- i 

R e p r e s e n t a ti v e Den© T u l a r e * o f
to p e r s u a d e 
tr ie d 
th e H o u se t o r e - r e f e r his n a t u r a l 
gas t a x bill fr o m r e v e n u e a n d t a x ­
ation 
way*. The H ouse said no, seventy- 
on© to fifty - n in e .

The T u f a r e s n a t u r a l g a s 
ta 
bill would levy a c e n t a n d a bal 
p e r 1,000 cubic f e e t o f gas. Thi 
in com e w ou ld be d ivided equall>
T he McLellan n a t u r a l g a s ta x , b etw een e le e m o s y n a r y in s titu tio n s
r u r a l schools, a n d r u r a l road s. Th< 
a u t h o r to ld 
th e H o u se h e d id n ’t 
th i n k he h ad g o tt e n a f a i r deal i: 
the c o m m itte e on r e v e n u e a n d ta x 
a tion .

which would levy th r e e - f o u r t h s of 
a c e n t per 1,000 f e e t o f this r e ­
sou rc e, w as s e n t back to c o m m it­
tee y e s t e r d a y by th e H o u se by a 
! one-vote m a r g in . T h e r e v e n u e a n d

Peppy s 'Nasty Note 
Goes to Washington

1 tativ e 

P e p p y B lo u n t 

A le t t e r received by R cpresen - 
r e c e n tly , 
which he d escrib es as “ the m ost 
j o bsce ne, n a s t y , 
f ilth y , dis gusts 
I ing l e t t e r I ev er r e a d , ” h a s b een 
t o W a sh in g to n f o r in- 

c h a n n e le d 
j vestig atio n.

th e 

1 this session. He re a d 

said 

B lo u n t 

the 
w o rd s 

l e t t e r came
from C hicago a n d t h a t the w r it e r 
c o m m e n te d on B l o u n t ’s o u tb u r s ts 
a g a in s t C om m un ism in th e House 
le t te r , 
s u b s tit u ti n g 
‘‘bad 
the 
w o r d ” o r “ so -a nd -so” w h e re v e r 
said he 
t h e r e w e re w ords he 
could n o t re a d , t o the H o m e .
B lount d e c la re d T u e s d a y 

t h a t 
‘‘T e x a s R a n g e rs c am e an d g o t i t ”
the p r o p e r 
t h r o u g h 
th e p o stal a u ­
ch ann els, such as 
t h o r i t i e s an d the F B I, f o r f u r t h e r 
laws 
a g a in s t the u*e o f the m ails f o r ,

T h e re 

, in v estig a tio n . 

, an d sen t 

a r e 

it 

o bscene 
clared .

la n g u a g e , B lo u n t 

de­

in 

“ T h e r e ’s a m a n 

th e House 
r i g h t now w ho’s a n e x -F B I m an , 
an d he say s th e fellow c a n c e r ­
ta in ly be p r o s e c u te d , ” he ad ded .

t h e 

t h a t 

B lo u n t feels 

in s p ir a ­
tion f o r the l e t t e r cam e f r o m th* 
‘ Hc^ t h a t Time m a g a z in e quote*
in whicl 
him 
a p p e a r e d the p ic t u r e o f W endell 
A d d in g to n , 
the U n i v e r s i t y ’s onlj 
self-av ow ed C o m m u n ist.

th e sam e 

issue 

in 

t o d e sc r ib e 

★
In a tt e m p t in g 
the 
l e t t e r w itho ut 
th e 
l a n g u a g e o f 
r e a d i n g it, B lo u n t h it u p o n a s u g ­
g e stio n by a T e x a n r e p o r t e r th at 
‘‘it c o u ld n ’t be a n y w orse 
t h a r 
a r m y l a n g u a g e . ”
“ Yes,” he 

“ t h a t ’.* 
j u s t th e c om p ariso n w e ( t h e r e p ­
r e s e n ta t iv e s ) drew*. I t w as typical 
a r m y 
vc- 
can s ta n d to listen to, b u t which 
see m s tw ice as had w h e n y o u read 
it.”

l a n g u a g e — th e 

exc la im e d, 

kind 

’Great Planner 
Overlooks AIT

— SAYS DR. BRO O M

B y TOM W H IT E H E A D

Even if th e w orld is in a bad state today the rea liza ­
tion that there is a G reat Planner overlooking everything 
should m ake us optim ists, Dr. Robert Broom, w orld-fam ed 
paleontologist, declared Tuesday night.

Dr. Broom spoke before an audience which filled the 
G eology Auditorium and spilled over into the aisles, the
w indows, an d 
th e o u ts id e c o r n - * —------------------------------------------- —------
dors.

8 2-year-old 

In o pposition t o D a r w i n ’s th e o r y
i f n a t u r a l selection a n d evo lution 
based on th e p rin cip le o f ch ance, 
he 
f r o m 
S o u th A f r i c a sa id 
t h a t his d is­
coveries th e r e sh ow t h a t evo lutio n 
vas p la n n e d by som e s u p r e m e b e ­
ng.

s c ie n tis t 

T h e a p e s a n d m a n c a m e f r o m 
lome co m m o n a n c e s t o r , he said, 
and m an b r a n c h e d o f f f r o m 
th e 
?tream a b o u t tw e n t y - f i v e million 
years ago.

" O f co u rs e, 

t h a t 

is only m y

op in io n on w h en m a n b ra n c h e d 
o f f , ” he a d d e d sm iling, " b u t I ’m 
p ro b a b ly r i g h t . ”

t h e r e 

A sk ed a f t e r th e le c t u r e a b o u t 
th e s t o r y o f th e b e g in n i n g o f m a n 
a s g iven in G enesis, he said th e 
a c c o u n t 
is n o t h isto ric a lly 
a c c u r a t e . I t is p r o b a b l y a t r a n s l a ­
tio n o f a B ab y lo n ia n le gen d. All 
o f th e discov eries w hich h av e b e e n 
m a d e show t h a t m an d id n o t de- 
c e n d fr o m A d a m a n d E v e , he said. 
★

A m e m b e r o f th e a u d ie n c e a s k ­
ed if he t h o u g h t t h e o rig in a l h o m e 
o f m a n w a s in S o u th A f r i c a . Dr. 
B ro o m 
th e 
t h a t 
m o s t 
sp e c im e n s h a d 
b e e n f o u n d th e r e an d n o t in C e n ­
t r a l Asia. He w a s q u ic k to a d d 
th o u g h t h a t m o r e w o rk h a d b e e n 
d o n e in S o u th A fric a .

r e p lie d 
i m p o r t a n t 

te r s e ly 

m e n w hich h av e b e e n f o u n d th e r e , 
t h r e e o f w hich he has d is c o v ered 
d u r i n g his sixty-odd y e a r s o f e x ­
p lo r a tio n .

T h r o u g h o u t 

l e c t u r e D r. 
his 
B ro o m r e f e r r e d to his d isco verie s 
fo n d l y a s “ a b e a u t i f u l j a w ” o r a 
“ m o s t lovely t o o t h ,” to t h e a m u s e ­
m e n t o f t h e a u d ie n c e .

it

Eroom Has 

esearch Binge 
fith Texana

T h e f i r s t 

On a r e s e a r c h b ing e w as D r.
A fr i c a n

im p o r t a n t d iscovery 
to 
in S o u th A f r i c a w hich a d d e d 
th e k no w led g e a b o u t 
t h e o rig in 
o f m a n w a s m a d e in 192 4, Dr. 
Robert B room , S o u th 
B ro o m said. He th e n w e n t on to
laleontologist, T u e s d a y a s h e i n - . 
p ecte d fossil sp e c im e n s a t v a rio u s I d esc rib e t h e fiv e species o f a p e
d i v e r s i t y points.

.

A d r i v in g d y n a m o f o r all his 82 
'oars, t h e w in g -co llared s c ien tist 
Lirived e a r l y T u e s d a y m o r n in g 
o u t 
md lost little ti m e s t r i k i n g 
to 
o r T e x a s M em orial M u seu m 
t u d y T e x a s fossils.

to o k 

s p e c ta c le s 

in h is h o n o r, he 

T h a t a f t e r n o o n , a f t e r a lu n ch - 
his 
on 
lo rn -rim m ed 
a n d 
irusque B r it i 'h - a c c e n t e d q u e stio n s 
u t to th e v e r t e b r a t e p a le o n to lo g i- 
al l a b o r a to r y a t th e O ff-C a m p u s 
e s earch C e n te r , th e r e t o do m o r e 
esearch a n d stu d y .
★
L a t e r in the a f t e r n o o n he g a v e 
h o u r-lo n g le c t u r e t o a g r o u p 

AUSTIN EXECUTIVES AND ENGINEERS

visit the ' C a rn iv a l of M e a s u re m e n t s" sp o n so re d 
b y the G e n e ra l Electric C o m p a n y this afternoon. 
The e xhibit and lecture to u r features a w ide v a ­
rie ty o f electrical m ea su ring instrum ents fo r in­

d u stry as m an ufacture d b y G e n e ra l 

Electric 

Met.er and 

Instrum ents D ivision. The exhibition 

and lectures will take place in E n g in e e rin g B uild­

ing 102 from 2 to 5 o 'c lo c k this afternoon.

Politicos Plea April 26 —

Torches to Light 'Stumpers

B y M A X IN E SM ITH

C a m p u s politicos will m o u n t 
t h e i r s t u m p s lite r a lly th is sp r in g 
t h e U n iv e r s ity a m p h i t h e a t e r 
in 
th e a n n u a l s t u m p s p e a k i n g 
f o r 
A p ril 26. A 
to r c h li g h t p a r a d e 
c o m p le te w ith s ig n -b e a rin g c a n ­
d id a te s a n d s u p p o r te r s will p r e ­
cede th e spe aking .

f o r 

P l a n s 

the p a ra d e , w hich 
will begin a t C a r o th e r s D o rm i­
to r y a n d p ro c e e d 
to th e a m p h i­
t h e a t e r , a n d for. th e s tu m p s p e a k ­
th e S tu m p 
ing, w e r e m a d e by 
S p e a k in g 
C o m m itte e 
S te e r in g 
T u e s d a y nigh t.

C o m p lete fre e d o m in c a m p a ig n ­
th e

ing will be allowed d u r i n g 

Polls Open Today 
For Law Election

in 
i q u e stio n a n d a n s w e r period 
n I rr0 m n mj I VA11 c a n d id a te s w e re p r e s e n t w ith medijlt*ly a f t e r th e speeches,

p a ra d e , 
T he o n ly 
$25 e xp ense 
in g 
s e t by 
mission.

lim ita tio n will be 

th e c o m m itte e decided. 
the 
lim it on c a m p a ig n ­
th e E le c tio n C o m ­

in 

th e p a r a d e 

C a n d id a t e s m a y use c o n v e r t­
ibles 
th e y so 
desire. T he n u m b e r o f signs fo r 
each 
be 
lim ited. S ig n s m a y also be used 
a t th e a m p h i t h e a t e r .

c a n d id a te will 

n o t 

if 

in w hich 

E a c h c a n d id a te will be given 
to p r e ­
th r e e m i n u te s 
s e n t his q u a li f i c a ti o n s a n d p l a t ­
fo rm , w ith five m in u te s allowed 
f o r p re s id e n ti a l c a n d id a te s . C a n ­
th e
d id a te s m a y be quizze d 
im-

v, 

T h e 

l a t e s t o f his discoverie s, I 
chip ped f r o m a T r a n s v a a l cave l a s t 1
, 
* 
fa ll, he d e sc rib e d as “ n e a r l y h u m - ; o clock in t h e lobby o f L a w B u i l d - ! th e ex c e p tio n o f th e 
a n ” w ith a b ra in o f 850 c.c.s. as 
c o m p a r e d to m a n ’s, w h ich r a n g e s 
f r o m 1000 to 
n ow 
f a m o u s 
to b e a b o u t 
w hich he e s t im a te s 
on© million y e a r s old. T h is su b -
“ H e g o e s to b e d a t 2 o ’clock in h u m a n h a d h u m a n t e e t h , w alk ed 

im m ed- 
2000. T h is is t h e j J o h n C oats, p r e s id e n t, a n n o u n c e d | l a te ly a f t e r th e polls close. In ease 
S w a r t k r a n s m a n T u e sd a y .
o f a r u n - o f f , a n o t h e r election will 
he held W e d n e s d a y , A p ril 20, 
C o ats said.

In a s tu m p - s p e a k in g a ss e m b ly 
T u e s d a y in th© L a w B uild ing , c a n ­
d id a t e s p le d g e d th em selv e s to car-

ing t o d a y f o r e lec tio n o f o f f ic e r s 
in t h e U n iv e r s ity B a r A ssociation,

V o te s will b e c o u n te d 

s e c r e ta r y ra ce.

P a t B oone, 

tw o in 

, f ol[3 

f g e o lo g y stu d e n ts.

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is
th e , c h a ir m a n o f th e elec tio n co m m it- 

a ss e m b ly m a n , 

, w a n tin g to k n o w if I am g o in g j tools, a n d h u n te d in packs. 
W ar,/ion I 

n a „ *» 

i 

asso ciation .
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d * i , «T0«n«rfI W e n i ^ l 

le a d e r o f t h . I w h

Ih.Uips 
f C a li fo rn i a A f r i c a n E x p e d it io n , j a p p e a r e d 
ho 
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p u b lis h in g j 

t o be a b o u t tw ice 

f o r p r e s i d e n t a r e
in c lu d e 
T h* t e e t h rn a c a s t o f the j a w publi5hinff PereCTinu.,. th e School J a v Howell. H a r t K ine. a n d R. J . 
 he show ed to th e a u d a c e J o f L aw y e a r b o o k ; s p o n s o r ^ a ! P o tts. R u n n in e f o r vice-p re sid e n t
h
t h e s e ries o f l e c t u r e s b y a t t o r n e y s a n d a r e J a c k B la n to n , Brick B r a d f o r d .
o f t h e a v e r a g e h u m a n b e i n g ' s . , ju d g e s ; c o n t i n u s t l o n o f t h e fa c - H a r v e y R o se n b e rg , e n d C o rd o n 
f o r secre-
ta r y a r e M a r g a r e t Love a n d R e v e r­
I ly P o t t h o f f . R u n n in g u n o p p o sed
. N e w p r o j e c ts w e re also s u g -j f o r c h a ir m a n o f th e H o n o r C ouncil
g e ste d by c a n d id a te s , C o a ts said.

t h e y d i f f e r e d L aw S ociety. 

a n d W h itm a n . C a n d id a t e s 

C a n d id a t e s 

is J i m H eidelb erg .

p r o g r a m ; 

He also sh ow ed ca sts o f p a r t s o f u l t y ©valuation 

i f 

t h e y j f r o m th o se o f th e t r u e ap es. 

W ith c h a r a c t e r i s ti c 

f r a n k n e s s , ( th e skulls o f o t h e r a p e-m e n a n d [ clo ser c o -o p e r a tio n w ith t h e P re - 

I tee.

seem ed 

ta k e s h o r t h a n d . 
scr ib b lin g s 

i e n o te d s c ie n tis t a sk e d tw o in- d e m o n s t r a t e d how 
srv iew in g r e p o r t e r s w h y 
o u ld n ’t 
T h e i r 
no 
cantic 
la tc h f o r his r a p i d - f i r e delivery.
W e d n e s d a y m o r n in g h e w as o f f 
H o u sto n .
“ R u b b is h ” w a s th e 
t e r m D r. 
roo m a pp lied to c e r t a i n d r a w in g s 
issu© o f L if e 
a g a z in e , which r e p o r t e d on his 
w a r t k r a n s m a n d iscovery. He said 
th e s to ry w a s e x a g g e r a t e d 
vat 

th e M a rc h 21 

Slides a n d m otion p ic t u r e s t a k ­
en a t th e pla c e s o f d is co v e ry in 
S o u th A f r i c a w e r e show n a s Dr. 
B roo m d e sc rib e d th e m .

re l a te d how 

S om e o f th e d if fic u l ti e s he e n ­
c o u n te r e d 
in his s e a r c h e s c a m e 
f r o m a n u n e x p e c t e d q u a r t e r . Dr. 
B roo m 
th e B ritish 
g o v e r n m e n t o rd e r e d h im to sto p 
his e x c a v a tio n s b e c a u se h e w a s 
n o t a geologist. G e n e ra l J a n S m u ts 
b a c k e d him up, he said, an d he 
w a s allow ed to c o n tin u e .
W e n d e ll P hillips o f 

a g r e a t e x te n t .

Forensica Wins 
Debate Contest

Forensic© Speech S ociety, t a k ­

d e b a te s , I 

f o u r 

ing t h r e e o u t o f 
T u e s d a y n i g h t won th e in te r-s o c i­
e ty sp r in g d e b a te t o u r n a m e n t .
F o r e n s i c a ’s a f f i r m a t i v e 

te a m 
was co m po sed o f C aro l Cook a n d 
P a t t y M c C a rth y and C a rrie T h o r n ­
to n a n d A n n C h a m b e rs w e r e on 
th e n e g a ti v e te a m .

Gene Autry Files 
Petition in Austin

G e n e n A u tr y , H ollyw ood w e s t ­
ern s t a r , filed a p etitio n in F e d e ra l 
c o u r t h e re s t a t i n g he is n o t a m e m ­
b e r o f D ailey B ro th e r s C ircus. 

B a r e f o o t S a n d e rs , s t u d e n t pres!- i 

de n t, will a c t as m a s t e r o f c e r e ­
m on ies f o r th e s t u m p sp eak ing .

C a n d id a t e s a re 

a sk ed 

to a t ­

te n d a fi n a l p la n n i n g m e e t in g o f , 
th© c o m m it te e 9 o ’clock W e d n e s ­
d a y n ig h t, A p ril 20, a t th© Uni- J 
v e rs ity Y.

S tu m p s p e a k in g , a p r o j e c t of 
th e C a m p u s L e a g u e o f W o m en 
V o te rs , a im s a t s t i m u la t in g 
in­
t e r e s t in s t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t and 
e n c o u r a g i n g s t u d e n t s to v ote on 
election day.
J o i n in g 

th e C a m p u s L eag ue 
this y e a r in s p o n s o rin g th e ev ent 
th e five c a m p u s service or-1 
a re 
J a c k e t s , j 
g a n iz a tio n s — O r a n g e 
A lpha Phi O m eg a, M o r t a r B oard, 
Cowboys, a n d S ilver S pu rs. The 
s t e e r in g c o m m itte e 
is com posed 
of one m e m b e r fr o m each o r g a n i ­
zation.

Austin High Asks 
Non-Frat Pledge

A m ove to kill social f r a t s in 
th e 
A u stin H ig h 
g r o u n d s 
th e s t u d e n t m e m ­
t h a t 
b e rs w e r e to o im m a t u r e , w as r e ­
v eale d h e re T u e sd a y .

School, 

o n 

J. W . E d g a r , s u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f 
schools, in a l e t t e r to p a r e n t s o f 
n in th g r a d e r s said a p ro p o s al h a s 
r e q u i r e all 
been a d v a n c e d 
to 
ch ild re n e n t e r i n g h ig h school 
sign 
t h e y will 
n e i t h e r join such club* n o r p a r t i ­
cip a te in club a c tiv itie s .”

a p ledge “ t h a t 

t o 

P a r e n t s w ere ask ed b y Mr. 
E d g a r in th e l e t t e r to w rite him 
if 
th e 
pledge.

t h e y w ere 

op p o sed 

t o 

A ggie Injured in Fall 
Off Gregory Gym Steps

Austin Conductor 
Is Still Unnamed

S ec on d p la ce w as won b v R usk 
L i t e r a r y S o ciety w ith 
G lid den an d Jim H e id e lb e rg a f - Pro fe saio n al r e p u t a ti o n . 

T he A u s tin S y m p h o n y Society
th ey
B e v e rly 8110,1 a way as to fJama^ e G e n e s he w as s u r e th e r e w a s no fo u l play w ere jn th e red, a n d decided n o t
to n a m e a new p e r m a n e n t con-

in Gym S u n d a y a f t e r th e s t u d e n t said m e t T u e s d a y n ig h t, fo u n d 

which c au se d his fall. 

He is se e k in g a n in j u n c ti o n to 

A u stin d e te c tiv e s hav e closed
th e case o f th e T e x a s A&M s t u d e n t 
p r e v e n t c ircu s-billing of th e n a m e who fell fr o m the ste p s o f G reg o ry 
o f his b r o t ^ e r * D ouK A u tr y , 

r e s p o n s e to T u e s d a y n i g h t ’s , fjrm a tiv e , a n d Llo yd H a n d * a n d 

A u tr y 

is a p p e a r i n g w ith 

E d d ie I^eon G reen , th e s t u d e n t, j d u c t o r o f th e A ustin S y m p ho ny ,

A n n C h a m b e rs w a s ju d g e d b e st c h a r * eR t h a t 

D ailey B ro th e r s C irc us an d G ene said he ‘‘laid dow n on th e south 
th e billing d isp lays p j r r in f r o n t o f G r e g o r y G ym to 

in C alcasie u A u d ito ­
an-
so ciety 
look a t tho moon a n d s t a r s an d n o u n c e d th e y w ere o p e r a t i n g s p ­
fell a s le e p .” 

p ro x i m a t e ly $7,753 

M e e t in g 
th e 

in th e rod.

b lu n t ly 

riu m , 

• 

orig Talks Tonight 
LlI Liberal Banquet

S t u a r t Long, n ew s e d i t o r f o r 

t h e U ni-
v e r s ity o f C a lifo rn ia , w h o aid ed 
Dr. B room in his e x p lo r a tio n s, said 
th e 
a d d r e s s w a s b est th e y h ad r e c e i v - j j i m i r j0 n negative* 
ed. I t w as s p o n s o re d by t h e S o u th - 

adio s t a ti o n K V E T , will s p eak on w e s t G eological S ociety a n d 
T h e P ra c tic a l L i b e r a l ” a t 
m p u s L ib e ra l P a r t y ’s f i r s t a n - h o n o r a r y g r a d u a t e 
v e r s a r y b a n q u e t W e d n e s d a y ; g a n iz a tio n . 
g h t a t 7 :1 5 o ’clock a t th e C am - 
us Co-Op C a f e te r ia .

th e s p e a k e r o f th e t o u r n a m e n t . Topic 
“ R eso lv ed :
th e G ilm er-A ik in P ro p o s a ls 

r e s e a r c h o r- j T h a t 

I Sh ou ld Be A d o p t e d .”

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t h e U n iv e rs ity c h a p t e r o f S ig m a Xi, o f th e d e b a te w a s : 

Naught Goes on Here 
During Easter Holiday

t h a t 

Mr. L o ng b elieves 

t h e r e 
re m a n y people who like to t a l k 
b o u t p olitics b u t few w ho a r e 
illing to w o rk to w a r d e li m i n a ti n g 
se w o r ld ’s s h o rtc o m in g s. A g r a d ­
a te o f t h e U n iv e rs ity o f T e x a s 
jo u r n a li s m , he has w o rk e d on 
in A u stin 
who s t a y 
loth th e A u stin A m e r i c a n an d th e
E a s t e r v a c a tio n will
n stin S ta t e s m a n a n d is now cap i- fin d little a c ti v it y on th e ca m pu s.
I c o r r e s p o n d e n t f o r tw e lv e T e x 
M o st U n iv e r s ity f u n c t io n s will 
n ew sp ap ers. H e is also a merri­

S t u d e n t s 
th e

d u r i n g 

ers o f th e circu s to display b oth wo]tp up 
n a m e s w ith eq ual p ro m in e n c e . 

B ra c k e n rid g e ho spita l. 

on th e e m e r g e n c y ro om at Spike J o n e s c o n c e rt b ro u g h t in th e

l a r g e s t a m o u n t o f m o n e y th is sea-

j j e r 0 ]ie<| 0 f f th e pier, fell 18 

R o u n d e d o ff , th e so ciety s p en t
c o n c r e t e below. He $36,997 an d took in $29,395. T he

f e e t t() thf, 

H ospita l o ffic ia ls r e p o r t e d Tues- son, $8,000. 

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d a y n ig h t t h a t he w as re co v erin g
f r ^ m R f r a c t u r e d ja w an d a rm and sche du led f o r 
“ do ing n ic ely .” 

 

 

 

I ca n celle d a t the m eetin g.

The Y o u n g A r ti s ts C o n ce rt,
th is fall wa* also 

the n a m e o f A u t r y p ro m in e n t ly 
th e n a m e 
le t te r s , a n d 
in 
D oug loss p ro m in e n tly . 

la r g e 

The H ollyw ood s t a r w a n ts own- 

H e e s t im a te s d a m a g e to his per- 
exceed 
r e p u t a t i o n w ould 
sonal 
$3 ,000, 
th e m inim u m
a m o u n t 
which m a y he involved f o r filing 
a p e titio n in F e d e ra l c o u rt.

D o ug , h o w ever, 

filed 
a plea 
in t e rv e n t io n a n d an

; T h u r s d a y in 

Divisions o f th e L ib r a r y in th e " " ’ " T . t ° 

o ’clock T h u r s d a y 

Main B u ild in g will be o p e n until b r0 ' ' * h t by biJ b r 0 ' b e r ’ 
5 
A p ril 14, F r e d F o lm e r, a sso ciate
close fr o m T h u r s d a y u n t i l T ues- | lib ra ria n , said. F rid a y , S a t u r d a y ,
and M o n d a y 
th e h o u rs will be 
fr o m 9 t o 5 o ’clock. R eserv e books 
D o u g 's a n s w e r de cla re d he has 
m ay be c h ec k e d o u t a f t e r 9 o ’clock 
been f a i rly a n d h o n e stly billed an d 
W e d n e s d a y n ig h t, A p ril 13, to be 
in his ow n n am e a n d 
a d v e rtis e d 
r e t u r n e d b e f o r e 9 o ’clock T u e s ­
t h a t he has establish ed h im self as
th e post o ff ic e a n d U n i v e r s i t y - 1 d ay m o r n in g , April 19. H o u r s f o r a p ro fe ssio n a l e n t e r t a i n e r , sin ger, 
d ay m o r n in g , April 19. H o u r s fo r

specializes 

in j a n r t i o n *u it
, , ,
a f t e r n o o n , 1 D o u g a r r « d In his s n . w e r t h . t
his b r o t h e r G ene 
in 
“ w e s t e r n ” e n t e r t a i n m e n t , b u t de-
mod t h a t G ene specializes in cir- doe8n' t a t t e m p t a n y th i n g spe ctac u- s p o r t keys.
cus w ork.

Flo yd W a d e ’s fa re w e ll edition f e a t u r e 
th e R a n g e r, o u t W e d n e sd a y , c e n t o f 

o f 

Jar, relie s on some old sta n d -b y e s
o f college m a g a z in e s, a n d 
th a t 
m a n a g e s to com e o u t sm elling like f e a t u r e w ritin g t e a c h e r s c r y for.
a rose.

is th e kind o f s t o ry 

still r e s u l t 

people w ho a re a ble 

t h a t v e r y sm all p e r page s p r e a d titled , “ Is T h a t O n e ? ” 
to I t ’s o n e big f a u l t ig t h a t y ou w a n t
the page f o r m ore, and 
S he d o e s n ’t miss a bet. a n d the ™ore sim ply is n ’t th e r e . If C h arles
R ow ’s s h o r t sto ry , which is on the 
in s te a d o f m o re “ Is
n e x t page 
its T h a t O ne? ’ h a d n t been good, we 
last 
the m a g a z in e. B u t Row 

le g isla tu re 

The s t a te 

to t u r n 

t a k e s 

s h a r e o f light licks fro m a 

two-

Last Ranger Out Today

a n d | o p e r a t e d d o rm it o rie s will do “ busi-1 o t h e r lib ra rie s will be po sted on and r u l e r 

th e do ors. 

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Most o f th is h a p p e n s b e cau se a 
, 
o f girls— Liz S m ith and 
COUp,e
B everly H u ie— tu r n e d out a couple 
o f the best f e a t u r e s t h a t th e R a n ­
g e r has p r i n te d in a lo ng time.

Miss H u i e ’s is a s h o r t h u t a m u s ­
ing p o t-sh o t a t the T e x a n ’s F ir in g 
Line. W e ’r e n o t g o in g to ru in a n y ­
o n e ’s e n j o y m e n t by d e s c r ib in g it, 
b u t we liked 

it.

And Miss S m ith, in an a rtic le , 

on Phi B eta K ap p a s, 
ta k e s an 
old o rg a n i z a ti o n , u ses some new 
ang les, a n d d e riv e s a v e ry h u m a n

T h e T e x a s Union will close a t 
l l o ’clock T h u r s d a y n i g h t an d 
will re m a in closed u n ti l 8 o ’clock 
T u e s d a y m o r n in g , Mrs. E u g e n ie 
H o w a rd , d ir e c to r , said.

B o th b r a n c h e s of th e C o m m o n s 
and th e C h u ck w a g o n wall d o s e a f t ­
er th e noon m eal T h u r s d a y , Miss 
A n n a J a n z e n , d ir e c to r o f U n iv e rs ­
ity C o m m o n s said. T h e y will r e ­
open f o r b r e a k f a s t T u e s d a y m o r n ­
ing, A p ril 19.

Hearst Oratory Winner 
To Go to San Antonio

New ton S c h w a rtz , w in n e r o f the 
local f i n a ls o f th e H o a rst N e w s p a ­
p e rs ’ N a tio n a l T o u r n a m e n t o f O r a ­
tors, will r e p r e s e n t the U n iv ers ity 
a t the reg io n al c o n te s t in th e San 
A n to n io M unicipal 
A u d ito riu m 
S a t u r d a y nig h t.

F i r s t place w in n e r o f 

r e ­
gio na ls will receiv e a $100 savings
R e g u la r w e e k d a y ho u rs o f 8 :15 bond a n d an all-expense paid trip 
to 4 :4 5 o'clock an d S a t u r d a y h o u rs ; to zo n e fin a ls in Milw aukee May 
o f 8 :1 5 o ’clock 
be ob serv e d by 
in 
T h e re will be no c h a n g e in s c h e - ! n a ti o n a l fin a ls in S an F ran cisco , 
dule a t th e U n iv e rs ity re s id e n c e May 19, w h e re the g r a n d pr:ze is 
d o rm it o rit * . 

to 12 n oon will 
th e post o ffice. 

Z one w in n e rs will c o m p e te 

'■ * $ 1,00 0 bond.

th e 

if;.

To D iscuss M onthly A ssem bly

Id eas, 

s u g g es tio n s , an d p lan s 
f o r a p ro p o s ed m o n th ly s t u d e n t 
body a ss e m b ly h o u r will he p u t 
fo rth a t a m e e t in g 
cam pu s 
le a d e rs W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n a t 
4 o ’clock in U nion B u ildin g 401. 
A ny i n t e r e s t e d s t u d e n t is invited 
t© p a r t ic i p a te .

o f 

^ o r t u . . . 

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creS

B y M A R K B A T T E R S O N

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the

the^ biology 
" e d o n t b e g r u d g e 
you
d ip s o m a n ia c s a little alcohol, but 

d e p a rt -

Painter to Attend 
Atlanta Conference

the 

would have n e v e r se en 
p a r t o f 
m a n a g e d to do w h a t m a n y college 1 
w r it e r s fail a t — t h a t is, s e t a mood 
th a t c a rr ie s th e r e a d e r to th e en d 
of th e sto ry w ith o u t b o rin g him. 
th e 

f e a t u r e s o f 

r e g u l a r 

T w o 

»
o u r specim ens. 
rn p ro f e ssio n a l m a g a z in e — Music: P ^ a s e r e t u r n <
\ in t a g e and M usic: J u s t P r e s s e d —
come 

t h r o u g h again.

ta g e

it
J a c k a n d Jill w e n t up the hill, 
U p o n a m o o n lig h t rid e,
W hen Jack cam e back, his e y e 

P r e s i d e n t T. S. P a i n t e r will a t ­

te n d a m e e t in g of 
C o u n cil on E d u c a ti o n in A tla n t a , K°od a s a n y c o r r e s p o n d in g c o lu m n s j 
Ga., S a t u r d a y , April 23. 

th e Regiona

m a g a z in e w'hich a re in v a r ia b ly as n ie n t : 

. 

. ^ 

u_.,_ 

 __ 
Dr, P a i n t e r was to have rep re 
sen ted th e U n iv ers ity a t th e b ic e n ­
The w eak n ess in th e issue is in 
te n n ia l cele b ra tio n o f W a sh in gton 
the jo k e s — som ehow, some o f th e m 
in 
a n d L ee U n iv ers ity T u e s d a y 
seem to have lacked in th e po rn o - 
in s
re m a in 
I/ex ing ton , Ky., a n d 
_ 
th e v u su a lly have.
g ra p h ic zest 
L e x in g to n f o r . m . f t . n * o f t h . O r m . y b . w e ’r e j u . t d ir ty -m in d e d . 
S o u t h e r n L r , v e r i t y C o n fe re n c e . T h e c a rt0 0 n s m ore t h a n m a k e up
L e g isla tiv e m a t t e r s ca u sed him to f 0r th e m . how ever.
w ire r e g r e t s 
ti, W a s h in g to n and 
I.ee o ffic ia ls an d c an ce l th e trip.
The U n iv e rs ity will not he r e p r e ­
se n te d at. th e W ash in g to n a n d Lee 
c e le b ra tio n .

til T h u r s d a y , 
fo u n d 
a t J o u r n a lis m B uilding 108 all 
d a y W ed n e sd a y . 

. . . 

, 

s t u d e n t s will be 
lining up f o r th e i r copies a b o u t 

wa* black,

HU pal, you see, had died.

A g o v e r n m e n t class w a s discuss­
in g th e M ann A ct, p ro a n d con, 

“ T h e r e ’s n o t m uch y o u ca n do 
lu s t,” he said, “ b u t th e r e 
i* so m e th in g th e g o v e r n m e n t can 
1 do a b o u t w a n d e r lu s t. ”

Since Tim e d o e s n ’t come o u t un- w hen the p ro f in te rp o se d , 

er o f th e S ta t e D e m o c ra tic E x e - j day> as m o s t n o n -te a c h in g e m ­
p loy es jo in s t u d e n t s a n d f a c u l t y
otive C o m m itte e . 
f o u r - d a y holi-
th e 
in o b s e r v in g 
* 

C a n d id a t e s f o r s t u d e n t o ff ic e s I d ay.

ness as u s u a l . ”

re inv ited to th e b a n q u e t arid t o j O nly th e U n iv e rs ity sta tio n o f
le a k b r i e f ly in b e h a lf o f t h e i r 
ndidacy. Doris D aniels 
r a n k P ine do, L ib e r a l P a r t y c an - 
d a te s , a n d M ary M u n n e r ly n a n d 
a r y A nn G reen , c a n d id a te s f o r 
u d e n t s e c r e ta r y , will speak . 
O t h e r g u e s t s will inc lu de B a r e ­
s t S a n d e rs , p r e s i d e n t o f 
t h e 
t u d e n t ’ s A s s o c ia tio n ; R a y 
re en e, e d it o r o f T he D aily T ex - 
i ; Mrs. E m m a Long, A u s t i n ’s 
ily City C o u n c ilw o m a n ; a n d Dick 
lam and O u ry Selig, tw o c a u d i­
c e s e n d o rs e d b y 
th© L ib e ra l 
a rty .
ele c te d 
Bob B a r ta y , n e w l y 
la i m i a n o f 
th e L ib e ra l P a r t y , 
ill p re s id e . A ny s t u d e n t in t e r e s t - 
1 in the aim s o f th e p a r t y is wel- 
i>me. R e s e rv a tio n s a re $1.00 a n d 
a y be m a d e by c a llin g M rs. Rose- 
a r y S u m m e r f i e ld a t 7-2336.

T h e H e a lth S ervice will close at 
5 o ’clock T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n a n d 
will re-o p en T u e s d a y m o r n in g a t 
8 o ’clock. 
I n case o f an a c u te 
e m e r g e n c y s t u d e n t s in A u stin d u r ­
in g t h e h olid ay s m a y call a d o c to r 
f r o m th e p h y s i c a n s ’ a n d s u r g e o n s ’ 
ex c h a n g e , Miss A nice 
J e n k in s , 
h e a lth service a d m i n is tr a t iv e a s ­
s i s ta n t , 
is 
2 - 1 1 2 2 .

2 w n though your room m ata 
m ay hare already taken o f f for 
hom e, tho E aster holidays don't 
classas 
bagin o ffic ia lly until 
turn out T hursday. D rudgery 
w ill be rveuated T uesday.

S©« page six fo r church pro­

said. T h e 

n u m b e r 

gram s.

 Wedrejdey, April TS, 194? THC DA'fLY TBOW Page I

3 League Softball S t e e r s 
Champs Crowned

Ponies ““ J* 5 
Behind Wall, 11-1 a S i

Club

Smith Moves Up 
To No. 4 Position

B y F R E D S A N N E R
Trion Soviet* Staff

Three more 

l«agu* champion- defeat and must meet each other
ships were determined Tuesday again for the title. Jaso n Riley,
UU three f /kl*
. h i , . w . r . 
night In Ii. ramural s 
> ’ ■ 

at na \ 
. 
N Vi^ b orhood N .ne 

and four 

:__ 
f 

first place 
S l t a S - T * * ? . S T S J t o A „ „ ^ i Y p i t t a * p e r f o r c e * ! T e x ., doe, not toke t h . 4 i.m .r d 

fr A L L A S A dHI 12— •( S p l ) — 

firm possession of 

 

Newman flu b and Jo e bv M u rray W a ll and tim ely hit- again until April 20, when 
. U W M ^

 ^ m f# u A & M |n A u rti„ . 

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^

the second inning. 

j be Longhorn golf team w ill he
SMT pitcher Bob Argadine held ou^ ^Qr t bejr gecond straight con­
it the Longhorns to five hits until f #rence victo ry of the season when
when they th (y pl. y B .y lo r in W . c o today.

inning 

..gh th 

..........

' th . 

Smart college man stop

«,h. A R R O W *V sign af

S H I R T S a n d TI E S

Texas Longhorns an 11-1 victor* 

lanky W a ll, posting his shelled him from the mound with The Bearg wiJ1 t iB0 bs a f ter their
Southern Methodist here fourth successive victory, s tru c k ; three runs on a single and two • M cond Conference trium ph, hav-
Southern
defeated A rk an .as. 4-2, last

long doubles. 

Irw in H a y 

took 

The 

, 

a gam* 
in a game
for the from Monday night.
triumph was 

the Stee rs’ 

postponed I out seven M e t h o d ic and barely 
P 

miMed hiB , econd straight shut- over at that point and fed UP Sa tu rd ay in F a y ette v ille.
— a another double and two singles 
a for Texas’s fin a l two runs in the
• 

a x * t * 
S M C put together

out when 
 

two infield cif!*, 
» 

— 

. 

fo u r’ h end fifth innings ,ix th straight in .Southwest 
m in i *t.ii»jKi»t, im 
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left them 

ti___ 5„ 

Con- walk, 

and
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i ntr . fnr * ort* nm
in | scratch single for a lone ru n in n in th

- 

3 leading questions

■■w ,' "-Hi wrier* M n B WRRMSSP, 
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Oak (grove joined A I * J f 
M s' re-* (dub, who won 
•e leagues Monday night. 
f pact e league? Monday night 

Brack- over 
[’rather H all elim inated Brank- over 
P ra th e r H all eliminated B ra c k ^ . d . y 
Thirteer was the magic number enndge A p a rtm e n ts,^ J , and will 
Thirteen ' » « th' ">«■« m ,m b,r w ,rW ‘t*' A p artm ent., «-2. and w ill T u e .d .y 

the winners* 
• 

; 

, 

. 

The 

intr Whiz Kids 

, i erv,»u«,aa onH th* Naiirh- dIb v Brackenridge H a ll 

league championship. Mig innings 
in the 

- 
borh nod Vine Theleme defeated 
S k i \\ ’kenfng W W * Kids 13-7. 
J-J-f, in tne r o u rn arm ngi.ii 
the VV likening V> n il 
I 
and the Neighborhood Nine el,rn- gave pitcher W illia m T u r n e r credit ferenre p la y, and 
mated the Shoalmont Tigers, 13-1. fo r the victory. W illie W e st of 
Gerald Babin with a home run, the losers slammed out a triple.
double and single, and A r t Finck 
Dorm G toppled Dorm H , 6(-0, 
w ith a home run and double wore largely on the efforts o f its pitch- 
the big boys at 
for er, H oiace Fow ler. FOW I sr held 
Theleme C ecil Sparks smacked the Dorm H hatters to three hi s
two round-trippers fo r the Whir, while hitting a 
two 
v ; d, 
r 

competition,
" k l 1 . r r l . ' ' W evnnnd got C . « b Club buried Theleme under 

singles in four times up.

In accend 

triple and 

the plate 

team 

I j ♦ L, 

j n 

Ll 

, 

hit. 
, 

.« 
three of the 
Vine h it. 

. 

W tynftnn 
. . j v i 
l
four Neighborhood 
M o lt of th . neigh- hit. o ff 

, 
a 38-5 avalanche, beating out
* 00 

hurler
the Theleme hurler.

jtol 

rt„ f 41

horhood N in e ’, run . - e re .e o r.d 

( ( i < (h(, ru U in in lra .

>T - zr&rs

,,.,-nent*
ii o h.h rd th* four-hit whitewashed their opponents.

bv downing the Reluctant a 

title 
r, 
Dragons, H*z, berlina tne lo u r nu 
pitching of Kenneth Gilbert. VV,I- 
bam Model and Johnston Marsden Pa ^Jgma, 

Phi k’»n-
h R M W . r r e J ,

B e t . 

* 

• 

, 

'

contributed a home run 
to the Oak (.rove cause. 
Newm an Club kept 

its hopes P 

.piece « ° * ; 

s 

defeated Phi Kap-
p . 3-0 Ted Shields, Joe Cooi-
tbe

WiMpt ma<ie 

» 

alive by defeating the C anterbury ldKe»
n u b . 13-3. Finch club now h>. o n . 

^

r

■SWS

im !

Texas has a new num ber fo u r
man fo r this test, B ill Sm ith o f 
Hillsboro having moved up M onday 
The Steers finished w ith eleven by virtu e o f a challenge match vie-
hits, including tw o apiece fo r Tom tory over Marion P flu g e r of Aus 
Ham ilton, E d Kneuper, Dan Wat- tin. He w ill team w ith M orris W i l ­
son, and 
Fo u r Lams J r . o f Austin, Bob W atson 
Mustang errors, one of them s of W i c h it a Falls, and Reece Alex- 
two-base blunder by outfielder ander of Nocona, who rank in th at; 
Doak W a lk e r, helped Texas con- order.
siderably. O n ly 
P la y in g the Baptists w ill be B o b - ; 
died on base during the after- by Dodson, George W a g n er, Ja c k 
their
noon 
.u m p e d , m .teh w ith A r k . ™ , , S * t u n i .y

fo u r Longhorns 

Jim Sham blin. 

M cC ra ry , 

Jenkins. 

.ta rte d 

T e x ., 

Ju g 

th . 

In 

> 

I . j 

, w 

P 1* * " 

with two u n e .m e d ru n . In th . 
t 
t i n t inning 
Ja c k W e b b led o ff 
w ith a double to left. and took 
third on W a lk e r s bobble of A l 
field. 
J o . H u n t’, 
„ 
H u n t 
the 
error. Sham blin’, long fly to cen- 
C ° » ' h H a rv e y Pem ck ex pre,,ed | 
ter .cored W ebb and moved H unt no e a g e r n ... w hatever a t playing 

their score cards. The two duos 
>nd „ 8 0 „
of 
scores, Dodson
a 7 2 

jn l, 76; and W a g n er, 72.

right 
to 
second on 

l o “ r b ' dl' * „

individual 

reached 

j enk - .

d(,d . 

McC 

f ly 

. , 

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at.- 

i 

... 

wj. 

. 

to third,_ then H u n t rode 

* 

• 
in on 

matches 
j c h o o , 3 He 

at other Conference
th a[ , he m<mer

Q. W h a t is " P * n w « y " ?

A. N am * of a Boston ball
park . . . also on* of Arrow s 
famous button-down oxfords.

Q. WW It "Su***x"T

A. N am * of a British county 
. . . also Arrow's famous wide­

spread collar oxford shirt.

I . W h a t is "B r o c k l y " ?

Intramural Schedul*
W E D N E S D A Y 
W A T E R POLO

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All
no.” ri.rl ntll a(t»T th* K**t#r hr»IH*>».
h o rs e s h o e p i t c h i n g s i n g l e s 
f r a t e r n i t y
S o’clock 

C A Smith »• J I). S»ib*rt 
(Charlet Row r* H M Enfin 
Frank Mf.or* »• W. R Wilk»r»r>n 
tar!* Cobb ** Than 
(htmhariain 
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S m i th *• R. J H o f f 
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A: 20 o'clock 

T X. FDndorion On* each.

I 

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M H Skrohcnctc 
H. B Rvadi*v *•. J H H«w»H 
Mel D. S m ith ▼*. S h a n t y M c G u tr *

RENT A CAR
Drive It Yourself
H our— D ay—- W * « k 
LOW RATES
HILLARD'S
Soot a Car al Attalla
Ack About Spacial
DATE RATE
Truck* bo Mara YouraoH 

IIT JL Tth 

Aaotto

P H O N E 7-3441

T W O S IN G L E S by catcher Dor W a tso n produced two runs for 
the Longhorns as they d e feated S M U Tuesday. W atson I 'hrst hit 
lined out 340 feet and rattled the left field fence, but he was he!d 

to one base.

K a p p a s T a k e S l u g f e s t 
F r o m T h e t a s , 1 0 - 6

. 

line-drive 

another playing on u n fam iliar 

H a m ilto n , infield out. 
^Two hits produced 

trave lin g to other courses and
layouts 
Tconghorn run in the second. Bob meant a difference. Texas lost the 
Brock singled, stole second, took championship last ye a r in a fa ta l 
third on F ra n k K a n a ’s fly , and match at College Station, 
How ever, the Texas g olf mentor 
tallied on Matson s 
bingle that bounced o ff the left sbould breathe a sigh o f re lie f 
the a fte r checking this y e a r’s schedule, 
field 
A ll of the dual meets except to-
plate. 
Argadine began to go to pot day’s match w ith B a y lo r and a 
in the fourth, yielding three more match M a y 6 w ith Arkansas w ill 
the 
runs. K neuper and K ana walked, be played 
with a sacrifice by Brock sand- Southwest Conference meet w ill 
wiched 
Kneuper w ith a single. On a
fielder's choice that 
le ft e very­
body safe, W a ll got on base and 
Kana acored. W atson took third
, . on the p lay and came home when
got him self
a ting than fielding and more er- trapp#H betW M n f i r it and ^ cond>

UT, A&M Nefmen 
Vie in Aggieland

in, and W atson scored be played here.

in Austin. Ev e n 

fence 340 

d e l i b e r a t e l y 

from 

feet 

rap- (.amma game involved more hit- W a ]j 

rors than earned r^ " s- 

. . 

j H am ilton’s single and two-bag-

* ia fC id- * 

. 
ting and fielding chores f r 
lofler"- 

i, 

for the gors by K n eu p er and Brock chased

The Texas Longhorn natters and
the eighth. A fte r the Aggie tennis team w ill meet
Station Wednesday
-
inning afternoon, each seeking its second
i scored the third run of the inning afternoon, each seeking its second

J K a y took over, Brock eventually at College 

VI , tn vvn v » 
nf tb 

Argadine 
AV CS j 

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B y J E A N L IP S C O M B 
Woman’» intramural Writer 

The Kappas’ heavy hitters 

" » t a 10-4 victory over

lone fighting Theta team Tuesday in 
the afternoon’s outstanding wom-

ma Alpha Mu, 3-0, with Milton 
Bankston scoring all three goals.

Delta Tau Delta whipped Delta 
Sigma Phi, 8-0, Max W erkenthin, 
scored four goals, C. R. VS Hiker 
three, and Fred W erkenthin one.
Sigm a Nu beat ( hi Phi, 5-0, 
as Jo h n Po tte r made four goals 
and Jim Dilley added another.

Theta X i edged Tau Delta Phi, 

I 0, on J. L. Dickson’s goal.

The Dekes blanked Alpha E p ­
silon P i, 7-0, W . S. W ilson made 
three goals, H. A. P e rry two, and 
F. Thornhill and J . D. C raw ford

phi Gamma Delta eked out a
1-0 triumph over Phi Delta Theta 
as Pau l Sm ith scored 
gnal. 
Phi 

the 

Kappa Alpha. 2-1. as F H M ayer 
scored both Phi Sig goals and

A 

4 

V A 

c 

Sigma Delta outpointed pT,., intram ural softball game. 

right 
gy V ilb ig turned in some good b ro u g h the D elta Zeta bunch in a 
goou th ro ug h the D e lta Z e ta buncn in a 
*ry V ilb ig tu rned 

The Zeta 
team 
**** "''*** — •« •v ” v- , 

Q1wyn Davies and Peg-
j 
 
in some 
p la y both e t t h . p la t . a n d is fie ld . 

iop. , ld ed 17-8 o f f , l r . A p a ir o f I ""rf 

rolled 

/ 

Sigma
- 

Ja m e s C r e w .r o r .H f o r K A 
„ 
r. t o ' 
! ? I R o o te r B y h e e and p itc h e r B a r b a r a A u it ln K j r i , S a ra h Ja n e W e e k ., 
O m e g a , 8-1. D. G . B ro w n in g m ad* I 
►toss . n a i l .n d H T B ric k s o n one H aden P la y * d wel1 foJ th/ w in n e r*# Z eta, and M a rth a L o u B a r k e r , 
JT r 5 T j2 r. CU u h B la ir S c o re d ' T h e K a ^ ’a P itfh e r h ,t 
tZ A T O U H y 

D e lU Z e ta ’ hand1cd p iU M n g 
signm ents. P itc h e r 

K>Tne\ tI 0/ T

— n # . . . l 

B a r k e r 

’. . a, 

\ w

r . . .

* 

i „ 

. 

. 

m easure 

third,

n ic k o ff p la y a t
P
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H am ilton’s double drove in two

Texas holds the advantage 
in 
matches won and lost in Confer-
n i n th fo r good en c* p la y th is ye a r. T h e Lo n g h o rn s

- 
C onference victory

-

had ™

%

Qt 

it§ 

r u n _ _ t be 

fir s t .-0, in th e ir o n ly C o n fe re n c e en-!

b lan ked the A rk a n s a s R azo rb a cks,

Pl Kappa Alpha clipped U m b d a hlpr aCC0^ nted for ! 

Chi Alpha. 5-1, as Ken W ingfield 
scored three goal. for the winners, out lo n g ^ t in the p la y * « I mem- upped th> Z e ta , score. 
Clinton Mc F a ll and Gene Arwine ory will he the m erry jchaa* K ap-, A l they did a year ago, M ica an Pventual 8cratch hit by A rg a . record and A & M one o f 4-8.

scored o ff Texas in 27 innings of counter, while the Aggies defeated
runners who competit5on_ in the Becond fram e S M U , 4-2, and were shut out by
Salm on’s w alk and T C U ’ 6-0 Thls gives Texas a 6-0

f 
th« pl*F which w ill stand was the walked 

, troub1^ C0" tr ° ! Un*, 

’ 8 

J 

, 

I 

added one each for the P i K A ’s.

U n iz s r iitr of Houston 
Sn minor Cantor* of Movico and Cuba

A ttention: T*xa* U niv*r»ify Stud enh 

Combine Vacation W ith Study and Pleasure
Al land Ovr Suittm*r C»nt«r» In 
Monee City, Juno « — July l l . I 

Havana. Cuba. July IS — Au*t.ol 17. 1«49
la y a la and d«i>artrr»*nt»

F o r atu d an ta a t a ll 
Spardah not r*guir*d or a§i*nttal 
lyvw-nnat. all-a*P»ni# a r r a n « * m * n t «
Votnran* [mr onlr trav*l-livln« float*
Forn *tv honra alartlva *r*<JHa

Uniqna H n p arvtaad G rfm p T r a v o l and S t u d y 
N u m o ro u a V ia lt# and Sid e T r ip *

Write tor Bulletin tot

Jo « * p h S W a r Hr., D i r * . tov

D r 
( rn )v a rs ity of H o u e tn n In te rn a tio n a l S tu d y C en tn ra 
H o u s to n , T e * a a

pa Jo a n Ferguson led T heta M ary 
Helen Hardw ick*.

When Jo an failed to to* third 
base, M a ry Helen grabbed 
the
ball and chased th* ru n n er back 
and forth across le ft field. Cheer­
ing spectators and players alike 
seemed a bit sad to see th* rene­
gade runner tagged.
----- 
...... 

defe ated W e s le y . T u e s d a y o n ly a | djn4> 
w h ite b ra c k e t gam e w as a t sta k e ; 
w hereas, 
la st y e a r 
b ra ck e t title w as the w in n e rs ’ 
ward.

the o rang e 

g 

* 

t e x a s 

re- j ^ f l t O f i l # r 0 O d C r i r n O O 

B u t W’ica, who defeated 

the

Methodists Tuesday by a 9-4 score, Ht* 
is eyeing the white bracket cham -! H u n t. 

ic'
*«-sh

-- 

ft I? 
a 
• 

( l . ’ 
, . 
“ ‘o t Hamilton. I
Jfroi. 
I PIO Hemp Lins 
their Ham.iton. lh
i pionship this year. 
The A C hiO s downed the D e La strong hitter and pitcher, B e tty Kneuper, rf
Rfftfk 
1 
y
t w i l i t a 
a i a a ■ a —* a 
homer «r.^Ann cf .#
Munson, cr
i f*
('avn***, 2b 
Watson, «
Wall, p __

a 
n 
i _ 
I 
Gammas, 9-6, in 
another well- j p ] ] i 0 ^ j who knocked a
IV IH - ‘ STU « 
 
played orange bracket game. Dee apa;nRt W esley, they might cash kana. sh
(barman tapped out a 
hit <?hich put the A C h iO ’s ahead, | 
4-3, in the first inning. 

Described by one spectator as a took the consolation tennis 

Jo a n W ebh and Je a n W e sley
title 
the A t ’hiO - D elta for the Tri-Delts Tuesday when

> ..i _ waii n d fvin 

round-trip i in>

TV a 1 I . i v. . . . 
5 

rvj.u 
u tm 
V\ ith 

• 
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I hitting-fest, 

_ a _ 

T o t a l s _____

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C o ach D . A . P e n ic k an n o u n ced
T u e s d a y n ig h t th a t E d C h e w w ill
rep lace E d B r a s w e ll in th e num-
be 

fo u r singles spot f o r T exas. I

J 

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B o b b y G o ld fa rb , c u r r e n tly num-
(th e T e x a n

( i i ) 
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IT a.
0 0 e arlier erroneously announced Fe- 
1 lix K e lle y as 1949 c a p ta in ), Kel-
” ley, and How ard Startzm an w ill be
o thte other three singles men for 
I? the Steers.

K e lle y and G o ld farb w ill play 
the number one doubles match, 
and Startzm an and Chew w ill 
handle the second doubles assign­
ment.

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The Aggie players are Rodney 
Sellers, P rice M etcalfe, A llan Aar- 
* 1 onson, and Jam es W a llis. Sellers 
I and W a llis team up and M etcalfe 
I and Aaronson are the second Ca- 
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they downed Louise 
Charlotte Tonroy, A D P i, 6-3, 6-3. Waik-r. rf 
M eanwhile, Sarah W ilson, Zeta, i Rpt**nib 

and l-F.idridK*

Feds 

won the table tennis in tra m u ra l, i-iaran.
championship by beating M artha Bonham#*., 2b 
Brown. Alpha Gam, 22-20, 21-16. i W i i ia t t . a a --

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in the w in n er?’ bracket, j 
p
B e v e rly Melt, S D T , and M a ry Cra- b -P e n n ------
veil, W S F , won the right to play 
in the finals. B e v e rly , defending *.fh*<! out for B lis a in 0th.
champion, wore down Kappa M a r- j 
ceile Hamer, 21-17, 21-19. M a ry : SMU ... 
swept past Theta Peggy Vilbig,
21-18, 21-11.

R u n * b a tte d 

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 Says Television's Effects 
On RadioTen Years Distant

CHICAGO, April 1 2 — (ZP)— J o b - 
tin M iller, president o f the Na­
tio n a l A sso cia tio n o f B road casters, 
sa id T u esd ay it m ay be te n y ea rs 
b e fo r e te le v isio n ’s e ff e c ts on radio 
a re determ ined.

M iller, ju st r e-elected to a fiv e- 
y e a r term to th e $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 a year 
o ff ic e as spokesm an o f th e n a­
t io n ’s broadcasters, said h e be­
lie v e s th e im pact o f telev isio n on 
sound radio has been over-em pha­
sized .

H e m ade tw o points clea r:
I . T h ere is n o q u estion but that 
te lev isio n w ill have som e e ff e c t— 
a considerable e f f e c t — on sound

radio a s w e k n o w it tod ay.

2. It appears u n lik e ly t h a t t e l e ­
vision e v er w ill c o m p le te ly re­
p la ce sound ra d i o , w h e r e he e x ­
p ects it to r e t a i n a v ita l p lac e in 
th e .n a tio n ’s r o s t e r o f m e d iu m s o f 
public c o m m u n ic a tio n s .

Negro on Dallas Jury

D A L L A S , A p ril 12— ( ^ — E d ­
g a r W a s h i n g to n b e c a m e th e f i r s t 
N e g r o in h is to r y T u e s d a y to serv e 
on a D a lla s C o u n ty p e t i t j u r y .

W a s h i n g to n , a p o s t o ff ic e e m ­
plo y e, w a s s elected in F o u r t e e n t h 
D i s t r ic t C o u r t b y a t t o r n e y s Sam 
P a s s m a n a n d N o ah R o a rk f o r a 
divorce suit.

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CCNY Strikers
Get Spring Fever

N EW YORK, A pril 12— ( A P ) — Spring fever slowed 
the pace of a student strike Tuesday a t the College of the 
City of New York.

A bout 300 student pickets basked in the sun, listened
---------------------------------------------
la n g u id ly to band m usic, and m a d e+ — 
f r i e n d s w ith th e sam e police w ith fo r fo r ty -e ig h t hours prayed she
w hom th ey braw led M onday.

m igh t be saved.

 

T here w as one a rrest a s th e 
stu d en ts pick eted fo r th e second 
stra ig h t day in p ro test a g a in st tw o 
fa c u lty m em bers th e y a ccu se o f 
racial d iscrim ination.

C ollege a u th o rities said ab ou t 
1,500 d ay school stu d en ts stayed 
aw ay 
cla sses. N orm ally, 
7,230 a re at th eir desks.

from 

Last Rites for Kathy

The R everend B ertrand R. C rist 
o f the San M arino C ongregational 
Church w ill con duct serv ices fo r 
little 3-year-old K athy F iscu s 
in 
A lham bra.

Mindszenty Trial Probe

N E W Y O R K , A p ril 12— (ZP)— 
T h e U n ite d N a tio n s A ssem b ly 
t u r n e d aside S o viet p r o t e s t s T u e s ­
d a y a n d ap p ro v e d a f u l l a i r i n g of 
t h e tr ia l s o f J o s e f C a rd in a l M in d s­
z e n ty a n d f i f t e e n B u l g a r i a n P ro - 

S A N M A R IN O , C alif., A p ril 12 t e s t a n t s c le rg y m e n .

l a s t a c t o f 

(ZP)— T h e 
m u n i t y ’s m o s t 
d r a m a com es W e d n e s d a y . 

th is co m - j 

T h e v o te w a s 30 

to 7, w ith 

h e a r t - q u i c k e n i n g ! t w e n t y n a ti o n s ab sta in in g , 

j A f t e r a s h o r t f l u r r y o f d e b a t e

F in a l h o m a g e will b e p a id th e n th e A ssem bly vo ted 41 to 3 t o p u t 
t o a g o ld - h a ire d girl w h ose t r a g i c th e D u tc h -I n d o n e s ia n c o n f l i c t up 
d e a th in th e d e p th s o f a n a b a n - 1 f o r d e b a te . B elgium , t h e N e th e r - 
d o n e d well shocked a w o rld t h a t la nd s, a n d S o u th A f r i c a v o te d no.

Would It Work 
For Concerts 
In Gregory?

FO R T M ONM OUTH, N . J ., 
A pril 12— (ZP)— I f y o u r w ife 
ta lk s to o m uch and th e baby 
cries to o o fte n , be g r a te fu l.

I f th e n o ise o f a pneum atic 
ham m er or th e drip o f a fa u c e t 
b oth ers y o u , ju st rela x .

A rm y S ig n a l Corps en g in eers 
sa y y o u ’re 
tried 
silen ce and said th ey cou ld n ’t 
stand 

lucky. T hey 

it.

T he tria l w a s m ade in a new 
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th e S ig n a l Corps to help reduce 
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A nd th irty m in u tes o f a b so­
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C LIN T O N , IA ., A pril 1 2 — (ZP) 
Mrs. F ried a B a n n feld t, 4 6 , was 
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W . A . M cC ullough held th e m o­
th e r’s a ctio n c o n stitu ted a v io la ­
tion o f the cu rfew law .

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House Votes ECA 
5 Billion Extension

little o v er
a 
A $ 5,3 80 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 bill t o k e e p t h e a p p r o a c h w ith a n a m e n d m e n t o f $ 1 ,0 00 ,00 0,0 00 , be e a r m a r k e d fo r
E u r o p e a n r e c o v e r y p r o g r a m g o in g I his own to c u rb w h a t he te r m e d 
lo ans in s te a d o f g if ts t o th e six-
p a ss e d th e H ouse to d a y by a t o p - 1 t h e “ give a w a y ” o f A m e ric a n b ib t e e n M arshal P la n n a ti o n s H i .
sh o u te d dow n by
h e a v y v ote. 

v 2~~iV W aS d c f .eftte<?’ V o ry s to o k a new nf 

the m o n ey , o r a 

proposal w as 

, lions. 

V orys p ro p o sed 

t h a t o n e - f i f t h 1 voice vote.

T h e m e a s u r e w o u ld a u t h o r iz e ! 
M a r s h a ll P la n aid f o r f i f t e e n m o re , 
m o n th s , un til th e m id d le o f 1950.1 
In a d d itio n , i t seeks t o p e rs u a d e 
p r i v a t e b u sin ess to 
00 0 ,0 0 0 in r e c o v e r y p r o j e c t s o v er­
seas.

in v e s t $272,-1 

A d m i n i s t r a ti o n 

fo r c e s h a d 

a 1 

b r i e f s c a r e w h e n R ep. V o ry s (R - 
O h io ) , who p ilo ted 
th e o rig in a l 
j M a r s h a ll p r o g r a m t h r o u g h th e R e­
la s t 
p u b lic a n -c o n tro lle d 
he 
s u d d e n ly 
I y e a r , 
I w o uld 
s u p p o r t a m o n e y - c u tt in g 
a m e n d m e n t.

H o u se 
a n n o u n c e d 

B u t in th e sh o w d o w n , th e H ouse 

s w if tly r e j e c t e d :

A n a m e n d m e n t b y R e p r e s e n t a ­

to 

( D -F la .) 

tiv e P r e s t o n 
t r i m , 
$ 5 3 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 o r IO p e r c e n t f r o m ! 
t h e bill. T he v o te w a s 140 t o 68.
A n a m e n d m e n t by R e p r e s e n t a ­
tiv e L a w r e n c e H. S m ith (R -W is.)
I to c u t o f f $ 3 8 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 o r a b o u t 
I 7 p e r c e n t. This lost by 162 to 86.
I A n a m e n d m e n t by R e p r e s e n t a ­
t i v e C o u d e r t ( R -N Y ) t o k n o c k o u t 
; th e e n t i r e $ 4 ,2 8 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 f o r U, 
S. aid in the n e x t fisc a l y e a r b e­
g in n i n g J u l y I .

A f t e r 

th e S m ith 

a m e n d m e n t

Asks 16 Billion 
For US Defense

W A S H IN G T O N , A pril 12— (ZP) 
(D -T e x .) 

R e p r e s e n t a ti v e M ahon 
p r e s e n t e d a $ 1 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 de-! 
fe n s e a p p r o p r ia t io n t o the House 
T u e s d a y with w o rd t h a t even th is; 
is to o sm all “ if w a r c om e s so o n .” ;

M aho n 
p r o p r i a t i o n s 
h a n d le d th e bill.

is c h a ir m a n o f an a p ­
t h a t 

s u b c o m m i tt e e 

H e said it w ou ld ta k e $50,000,-] 

th e 

0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to “ p r e p a r e th i s c o u n tr y 
f o r 
im m e d ia te o u t b r e a k of 
w a r ” a n d $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to g e t 
it in sem i-re ad in e ss.

“ I a m shocked agtj d is t u r b e d , ” ' 
M ahon said, "w-hen I c o n s id e r the 
v a s t su m s we a r e s p e n d i n g and 
p r e p a r i n g 
f o r n a tio n a l 
d e f e n s e .”

to s p e n d 

Unification of Defense 
Too Weak, Royall Says

WASHINGTON, April 12— ( A P ) — S ecretary of th* 
Army Royall Tuesday blasted the present arm ed services 
unification law as too weak and a cause for “serious a la rm ” 
in event of war.

Further, Royall told Congress, the law cost the coun- 
t r y j m e billion dollars in savings this year because it did-
♦ n ' t give th e S e c r e t a r y o f Defens® 
e n o u g h a u t h o r i t y o v er th e A r m y , 
N a v y a n d A ir F o rc e .

Still Nobody 
To Admire 
His Medals!

(ZP)— C o m p a n y 5 o f th e fr e s h m a n 
R O T C u n i t o f A A M th o u g h t f o r 
aw h ile it w as g o d f a t h e r to q u a d ­
r u p le ts.

J . D. S elm an , 18, a fr e s h m a n 
fr o m G onzales, 
t e l e ­
g r a m sign ed by his f a t h e r in G o n ­
zales n o ti f y i n g him h e w a s a n 
u ncle, f o p r times.

rec e iv e d a 

In f a c t , he said, i t is “ w o r s e ” 

th a n no u n if ic a t io n a t all.

“ We a r e w o rse p r e p a r e d to d a y 
to m e e t a n e m e r g e n c y th a n b e f o r e 
to ld 
th e S e n a t * A rm e d S e rv ic e s Com- 
m itte e .

T h e C o m m it te e 
in 

is con sid erin g 
c h a n g e s 
t h e c o m p ro m ise a ct 
passed in 1947. In e f f e c t, R oyall 
ask ed t h a t he be d em o ted . As o n e 
s t e p 
th e S e c r e t a r y o f 
d e fe n s e m o r e p o w er, h e u r g e d th a t 
th e s e c r e ta ri e s o f th e A rm y , N a v y 
a n d A ir F o r c e be m ade u n d er­
se c r e ta rie s .

in g iv in g 

C O L L E G E S T A T IO N , A pril 12 we had u n if ic a t io n ,” Royall 

I t w as all a jo k e . T h e r e w as a

m u ltip le b irth in th e S elm an fa m - a ro s e o v e r 
ily 
ca t.

to “ d a f f y - t a f f y , 

th e 

In c o m p r o m i s in g co n flic ts th a t
th e
f a m ily ! s e c r e t a r y said, C o n g re s s “ tr ie d t® 
m e e t e v e r y little b ree ze t h a t b lew 
j u s t c a n ' t do t h a t . ”
— you 

th e o rig in a l ac t,

House Panel Okays Bill 
Banning Reds on Ballots

B y t h * A »tor ut I rd P r * $ »

A bill to k e e p th e C o m m u n is t 
p a r t y o f f the b a llo t in T e x a s took 
a n o t h e r step T u e s d a y n ig h t to w a rd 
p a ss a g e by the L e g is la tu r e .

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th e S e n a te . T u e s d a y n ig h t 
the 
H o u se C o m m itte e on P riv ileg es 
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— " R a y Greene —

Cold
Irony

ACADEMIC FREEDOM — We 
have heard this phrase tossed back
and forth until now one knows 
exactly what it means. The other 
day we he*rd a rather simple defi­
nition, Why, a friend said, acade* j 
m ic freedom is the same as any J 
other kind of f r e e d o m , only it ap- j 
plies to teat hers.
*

THE OKLAHOMA HOUSE of 
Representatives passed a hill a1- 
I owl r sr Negroes to attend alate col­
leges and universities—on a segre- , 
gated basis— if degree work 
in j 
their graduate or professional , 
field was not offered at the state J 
Negro school. I t ’s not generally 
known, hut surh a provision has 
been 'n operation at the Univers­
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T H E T E X A N ’S STORY asking 
for a live monkey to advertise the 
coming S h r i n e circus produced 
not one, hut three animals. We 
were living in a jungle and didn f 
even know it.

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E V E N AMERICAN ROMANCE
is being mechanized says sn article 
in the Daily Californian. A herm e­
vending machine 
t i c a l l y - s e a l e d 
r e ­
o u t wrapped, 
w h i c h pours 
f r i g e r a t e d corsages has been 
in- ’ 
s t a l l e d in the University o f Cali- ; 
fort ia Student Union.

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T H E U N IVERSITY is not the 
only school which Is having its 
a Legislature 
difficulties with 
m ade touchy because of C o m m u - 1 
rism. In Minnesota one r e p r e s e n a - 1 
live has a loyalty hill fo r profes­
fie is also chairman of the 
s o r s . 
c o m m i t t e e which is considering the 
bill and had this to say on a pub­
lic h ea rin g :

“ The testim ony didn’t have 
much influence on the com­
m ittee because so much of it 
was obviously prejudiced one 
way or the other.” Of course, 
the committee chairman 
is 
the least swayed by 
n o t 
an y body rise's opinion. This 
is his bill.

in 

READING OVER Dr. Eduard 
T aborsky’s speech to the Demo­
cratic-Socialist Club 
last Friday 
we found a rath e r small bit of 
irony. Dr. Taborsky was describ- ! 
ing the methods Sweden is using 
to prevent boom-bust in th e ir econ­
omy. The system he said, was to 
tax when the money is not needed : 
so badly and 
throw this money; 
into circulation when production 
goes down. (That also phrase we 
take to really mean when p u r c h a s - 1 
log power falls and goods cannot 
he moved.) That sounds like the 
New Deal version of Keynesian 
economics to us. And we thought 
Dr. Taborsky was such an anti- j 
Communist. To some business men j 
this scheme is plainly co m m u n is-J 
tic.

Dr. Moore Attends 
UNESCO Meeting

Philosophy motivating the sec­
the 
ond national convention of 
U nited States National Commis-' 
«.ion for UNESCO was to bring 
UN ES* 0 down to the level of the 
common man, said Dr. H arry E. j 
Moore, associate professor of so- 
ciology, who attended the meeting 
in Cleveland* Ohio, March 31 to 
April 2.

Dr. Moore believes social prob­
lem wi ch affec t the individual 
fire not only on the personal level 
b u t are also part of a world-wide 
network.

He added th a t w hat UNESCO I 
does with these problems affects 
the individual in th a t it helps to: 
determ ine whether he works three 
day? a week or six as he wishes to 
do.

The 3,000 delegates who a t ­
te n d ed 
included 
the conference 
represe ntativ es from small organ­
izations and large foreign states.
Dr. Moore was one of four con­
su lta n ts on an adult education 
group.

U N ESC O , which 

deals with 
idea**, 
tries to remove causes of 
co n flict an d bring a b o u t mutual 
un d ersta ndin g.

“ No one believes,” Dr. Moore 
said, “ th a t a change in clothing 
o r skin color would make people 
th e same. There are differences, 
a n d it is only because we have 
th e se d ifferen ces th a t we have a 
po a b ility of working o u t a better 
lif e .”

Editorial Comment

Jo Jax Oh
Tloi ho Jax

To t a x o r n o t to t a x , t h a t is t h e q ue s t i o n .
W h e t h e r ’tis n o b l e r in t h e m i n d to s u f f e r
T h e v ot es a n d p r e s s u r e s of o u t r a g e o u s

O r to t a k e a r m s a g a i n s t a s e a o f p e t t y

l o b b y i s t s ,

i n t ’r s t s

A n d b y o p p o s i n g t h e m , e n d t h e m . . .

Thf> t i me h a s c ome, as it d o es e v e r y t w o y e a r s in 
i s n ’t 

t he m e m b e r s f i n d 

t h e r e 

t h e L e g i s l a t u r e , w h e n 
e n o u g h m o n e y to go a r o u n d .

As o ne .Senator q u i p p e d M o n d a y “ a c h a m p a g n e ^ 

a p p e t i t e c a n ‘t he q u e n c h e d w i t h a b e e r - b u y i n g income.

U n d e r G o v e r n o r B e a u f o r d J e s t e r ’s ‘‘m a n d a t e f r om 
t h e p e o p l e ” for “ n o - n e w - t a x e s ” t h e s i t u a t i o n is m o r e 
cri ti ca l t h a n us u al .

T w o n a t u r a l g a s t a x bills a r e g e t t i n g s h o v e d f a r t h e r 
a n d f a r t h e r b ac k, as t h e S e n a t e t h r e a t e n s to w h a c k h u g e 
slices o ff t h r e e m a j o r m o n e y hills to p r o v i d e n e w b u i l d ­
ings f or o u r m e n t a l h o s p i t a l s , o p e r a t i o n of o u r U n i v e r s i t y 
a n d col l ege s , a n d e v e n t h e f u n d s f o r t h e s t a t e h o u s e h o l d 
jobs, t h e d e p a r t m e n t a l w o r k e r s .

W i t h b o th t h e G o v e r n o r a n d e v e r y m e m b e r of t h e 
p r e s e n t L e g i s l a t u r e f u l l y a w a r e of t h e n e e d t o p r o v i d e 
m o r e a n d mo re s t a t e f u n d s f or r e q u i r e d services, t h e 
m e m b e r s a r e r e j e c t i n g a n y t a x bills a n d t u r n i n g to g u t 
t h e m a j o r s t a t e e x p e n d i t u r e s .

Why? B ec a us e every s ing le L e g i s l a t u r e we e ve r h a d 
h a s r e f u s e d t o t a x w i t h i n t e l li g en ce . A n d e v e n worse, 
t h e r e h a s been no s i n gl e p r o p o s a l to r e a l i g n c u r r e n t 
t a x e s p e r i o d i c a l l y .

i g n o r a n c e o f 

O u r n a t u r a l a b h o r r e n c e to p a y i n g t a x e s h a d led to 
c o m p l e t e 
t h e p u r p o s e s , p r i n c i p l e s a n d 
b e n e f i t s o f t a x a t i o n . T h e r e s u l t h a s b e e n a h o d g e p o d g e 
r a t h e r 
p a t c h w o r k a r r a n g e m e n t w h i c h p e r m i t s s o m e 
w e a l t h y g r o u p s to g e t o u t fr om u n d e r t h e i r j u s t s h a r e , 
a n d f o r c e s o t h e r s to be b u r d e n e d u n f a i r l y .

A n y o n e w o u l d b e a fool to s a v t a x e s a r e not n e c es ­
s a r y no m a t t e r w h a t t h e f o r m of g o v e r n m e n t . \ et, w e 
c o n t i n u e t o d e m a n d t h e s t a t e s er vices w h i c h a r e p r o v i d ­
ed b y t a x m o n e y in on e b r e a t h a n d in t h e n e x t m a k e s u r e 
s o m e b o d y also p a y s f o r t h e m .

A m e m b e r of t h e H o u s e h a s p r o p o s e d 

t h a t t h e 
L e g i s l a t u r e a p p r o p r i a t e on a one y e a r b as is a n d come. 
b a c k n e x t y e a r . B u t t hi s o n ly d e l a y s t h e m a i n i ss ue— to 
t a x o r n o t to t a x . If t h e r e is n ot e n o u g h m o n e y t hi s y e a r , 
h o w d o e s this m e m b e r e x p e c t to find a n y m o r e n e x t > e a r 
un le ss s o m e t h i n g is d o n e a b o u t t h e t a x s t r u c t u r e .

O u r s e c o n d a r y s ch oo l s w e r e e n d o w e d by t h e p u b l i c 
d o m a i n m a n y y e a r s a g o in t h e h o p e s t h a t e v e n t u a l l y t h e 
e n d o w m e n t w o u l d s u p p o r t t h e m . In fact t h e n a m e F r e e 
P e r m a n e n t School F u n d ” f o r s a w a t a x - t r e e s ys t em . W e 
mi ssed t his. A n d we h a v e b e e n d e l a y i n g f or d e c a d e s on 
o u r e l e e m o s y n a r y i ns ti tu ti on s, w h i c h al s o s h o u l d h a v e
b e e n e n d o w e d .

G o v e r n o r J e s t e r , w h o o n l y r e c e n t l y r e l a x e d his 
s e e m i n g l y s t u b b o r n s t a n d on ” n o - n e w - t a x e s 
p r o v i d e n t ­
ly a p p o i n t e d a c o m m i t t e e o f e x p e r t s to s t u d y t h e w h o l e 
t a x s t r u c t u r e o f t h e S t a te . T h a t ' s a n o b l e i d ea , b u t is he 
n a i v e e n o u g h to bel ieve t h e L e g i s l a t u r e will a c c e p t t h e 
m o st obv io us r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s ?

T h e first i n t e r e s t s e v e r s es si on has h a d w a s to m a k e 
s u r e c e r t a i n g r o u p s in t h e S t a t e w e r e not t o u c h e d , in 
c a s e t h e s i t u a t io n g o t o u t of h a n d a n d t a x e s w e r e p r o ­
pos ed. T h e f a v o r i t e t r ic k is a n i n co m e o r s a l e s t a x to
hit t h e low'’ i n co m e g r o u p .

N o t o nl y h a s a p r o p o s a l to he m a d e to r e v a m p o u r
t a x s t r u c t u r e b u t a s w e e p i n g e d u c a t i o n of t h e v o t e r s is 
n e c e s s a r y in o r d e r t o elect a L e g i s l a t u r e w h i c h k n o w s 
w h a t to d o a b o u t t h i s mos t vital s t a t e b u s i n e s s w i t h o u t 
t h e fr ee a d v i c e fr om t h e i n t e r e s t s w h o g a i n b y c o n t i n u e d
i g n o r a n c e on t h e t r u e s i t u a t i o n .

I t will t a k e m a n y y e a r s to do t his, a t e r r i f i c j o b 
eve n to p r o p o s e , m u c h less t o a c t u a l l y do. B u t until i 
is 
d o n e, e v e r y t w o y e a r s t h e L e g i s l a t u r e will m e e t f o r 
s e v e r a l w e e k s a n d s u d d e n l y fi nd t h e s a m e o b s t a c l e f a c ­
ing t h e m — no m o n e y f or t h e p eo p l e . 
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No Farm Price ’Floor' 
Not Complete Answer

— SAYS ECONOMIST

By E. E. B U VINGHAUSEN Jr.

I t ’s surplus f a r m e r s and n ot sur- 

large land-owner of the Middle 
plus crops which m ust be elimi- West, as well as keeping tha wag a 
nated in a n y f a rm price program e a r n e r happy by lowering his cost 
which w ants to avoid over-produc- of living.
tion. 

In spite of the good things the
T h a t s w h at Dr. Clarence Wiley measure would do, Dr. W iley 
professor of agric u ltu ral econom- would oppose it on the grounds 
ics, said in an interview Tuesday th a t it would a g g ra v a te the prob- 
Low 
on the sweeping proposals m ade 1cm of 
be 
by the T rum an adm inistration t o 1 prices to 
U k e the “ floor” o u t from u n d e r achieved 
only 
such products as milk, eggs, and | through efficient production,” in ­
vegetables. 

over-production. 
the consumer can 
and m aintained 

| s i ^ d Dr. W Hey.

The S ecretary of A griculture Washington com mitteemen a r e 
proposed to have two prices f o r , putting 
tog ether to 
complex problem* 
the^e foods, one fo r the c o n s u m e r ; iron out the 
to fall as low as possible, the other which arise from this proposal. A t 
fo r 
farm proposal 
would cover only perishable food
pegged by the governm ent. 
. f u„ crops such as milk, eggs, a n d veg-

the fa r m e r which would be I present th e new 

th e ir heads 

mu- 

4 U 

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'n " i 4 U PPt°o r! W h . j 

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New Deal dl< in 
crops would continue un d er the
c a l scarcity was ob tam ed by plow | old‘method „ f induc<,d „carcity da.
signed to remove surplus from th*
mg under crops. 

.... 

, 

Dr. Wiley said th e proposal was m ark et,t

aimed a t providing more goods ------------------- --------------------------------
a t lower cost, a t th e same 

*ui£nr? m e t su,f ient t0 Academic Freedom

tin e 

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f 

.

Economically speaking, he ob- 

je cte d to the plan because it does- A | I A f i ; A n T a L | A J 
n’t provide fo r elim ination of in' U U v M I O D 
l u U I C U 
efficient surplus farm ers.

“ In these days of advanced ag- 

m otion to appoint a commit-
investigate academic fre e- 
ricultural techniques, with g r e a te r ^ee 
productivity per farm , it is abso- 
,jom at Oregon S tate College wa* 
lutely essential th a t a good f a r m tabled a t a rec en t m eeting of th* 
program provide f o r elimination American Chemical 
in 
of surplus f a r m e r s to avoid 
th e «;an F r a n c i s c o . I t is believed that 
critical problem o f over-produc- delegates fe lt unqualified to in- 
vestigate adm inistrative policy in
tion,” he said. 

Society 

by 

As 

produt t 

S ecretary r e p a r d to the motion.

proposed 
Charles B rannan, f a r m 
price* would no longer be 
high by creation of scarcity. The j u re tQ renew the 
to renew th e 
f a r m e r would be p erm itted 
to 
grow all he could, and the price 
would be allowed to drop as more 
goods came to market.

'j-jie motion w as introduced m 
held & rcgult o f 0 r e ? o n College’s f a i t 
o f 
o f 
Ralph W. Spitzer, chemistry p ro ­
fessor, because of his political ac- 
tivities. Mr. Spitzer had appealed 
to the society f o r action.

c o n tract 
con tra ct 

The consumer would pay a low 
be 
price. A higher price would 
p*id to the f a r m e r by 
a g ra n t
fro m the g o vernm e n t to m ake up 
tba difference. T h . *
su p p o rt price would be based by 
ta k in g an ave rag e of f a rm income 
f o r the f irs t ten of the preceding 
twelve years. The 1950 f a rm in­
come goal f o r 1950 would be se t 
a t $26,234,000,000.

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t

This 

is both anti-inflationary 

and anti-boom-and-bust.

Depression f o rc ed the creation 
of th e AAA program , while this 
plan came a bout durin g prosperity.
Both plans, however, aim to do the
“ me thinK avoid the troubles of 
an artificial price in thei fact of 
a b u n d a n t crops. The appioacn is 
r a d i c a l l y d i f f e r e n t , however. 

Among delegates a t th e m e et­
ing were seven U niversity profes­
sors. They w ere Dr. Wilson Stone,

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W v^ nrnfr,ssnr of bacUs.
Orville Wyss, professor of b a c te ­
riology. Also Dr. N orm an H acker- 
man, Dr. Lewis Hatch, and Dr. 
F. A. Matsen, associate professor* 
of chemistry; and Dr. R. P. W a g ­
ner, assistant professor o f zool­
ogy-

Ten Faculty Members 
Attend Library Meet
UnivPrsitv 

faculty mem-
T e x , .

,';

| Library Convention 

in Abilene 

Dr. Wiley feels th a t the problem j ‘as£ wte€^; 

of subsidy, which is k ep t in this 
new plan, can be wiped o ut 
if 
fa rm efficiency w ere practiced.

efficient 

I t has been proven, he added, 
fo u r million 
farm e rs 
could produce the same am o unt of 
food, m aintain lower prices, a n d 
abolish subsidizations.” There a r e 
ab o u t six million f a rm e rs in 
the 
U nited S ta te s today.

In so fa r as most m easures which 
go before Congress a r e political 
in one respect or anoth er, the new 
proposal is aimed a t pleasing all 
factions of farm ers in the country, 
the
fro m the share-cropper 

to 

Fred Folm er, a s s o n a te U n i­
l'
versity librarian, was chairman of 
library division an d 
the college 
presided a t college sessions. Miss 
Mary Stone, chief catalog libra ri­
an, addressed a special m eeting 
of catalogers.

Also a tten d in g were A lexander 
librarian a n d 
Moffit, U niversity 
TLA 
executive board m ember, 
Miss Susie Albright, Miss C lara 
I Ann Kuhlman, MVjs K ath e rin e 
Searcy, Miss J e a n Cassell, Miss 
Mary Adams, Dr. E sther L. Stall­
man, Dr. E dw ard J. Humeston J r . , 
: and R obert R. Douglass.

Texan Crossword Puzzle

SINCE OUR LAST call fo r peo­
ple to participate in the proposed 
card stu n t section a t n e x t y e a r ’s 
football games, we have had three 
le tters concerning the subject. One 
was from J. E. Banks, who is will­
ing 
ta k e p a r t regardless of 
where he m ight have to sit. The 
other two, from veteran s of card 
. stu n t activity, pointed o u t th a t 
we are approaching the deal from 
J the w rong angle.

to 

i

in 

T H E F IR ST L E T T E R was from 
J e r r y Nelson and ap peared 
in 
T uesday’s Firing Line. Nelson p a r ­
the card stunts at 
ticipated 
Southern California and correctly 
points o u t th a t no prior practice is 
required. In th a t case, the stunts 
could be staged by those sitting 
on the 50-yard line. I t wouldn’t 
make any difference who is sitting 
there as long as they w ea r white 
I shirts, are able to read, and can 
I d ifferen tiate colors.

m aw -rm, rn 

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’H e must have sp lied ink on another engineering drawing.’

T H E SECOND L E T T E R was
from Robert Beaver and appears 
in toda y’s Firing Line. Beaver p a r ­
ticipated in the stunts a t the U n ­
iversity of California and points 
o ut 
it would be virtually 
futile to try to get 1,400 people to T q thg E d i t o r : 
sit behind the goal posts. We think 
he is correct too.

th a t 

Jihina* JlnsL

Not in the End Zone

Several years ago I had the opportunity to participate 

in some >

of the card stunts done by the University of California. The proposal

! T H E C R V ! OK T H E m a tte r is fo r havin>; su d l *tu n t3 here is a Rood one, b u t I think you 
I 

preaching the idea in the w rong way. 

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th a t perform,OK card s tu n t , is sun- 
pie enough that ,t could be car- 
, tie d on by anyone posses.,n* in- 

■ ^

 ^ a|1 thosc „ luBUe„ , The ac tu al flipping o f the
p > rt o f the stu n t and can be done by anybody.
wh<> deajgna (he car(]s and „ director o( th e gtunts,

 

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th e re 

tell,genre above the level of the 
moron Hence 
need 
regular pattie,- 
pants - w h , ch we probably could- 
n 't get anyway if they are forced 

for 1.400 

ta no real ^ ^

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w o u l d be needed to tack the cards and instruction sh e et,
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of th(j game

 

„ w , „ Rlve up the whole idea if you are going to tr y
the best place any-
and the s t u denta who

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 whjch 

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to sit in the end sones. 

,a , herc „ n follow the simple instructions and 

r t ” B E A VE

WE POINT OUT these letters 
because they give an answer to 
w hat we have been looking fo r all 
along. This column did not origi- To the E d ito r: 

A LESSON 

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hunt, th a t they are on y a te r 
• 'c o m m u n is t..

e

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t i_ 

i a 

Pprhatm the h ea rin g before the tually anyone who disagrees wixn
co m m ittee them becomes a t le a st aubversive
Pen 

nato t h e idea of hatnng card atunta 
a t the Urn veratty e v e r .th o u g h it * edne>d 
D r. Ayre.*, who weakly protest- 
would he nice to he able to take ^
credit for it. We were a p p r o v e d fin a„ y ta u g >ll some people a les- efi t h e bill in behalf of the Amer-
...................... 
by the originators, who really w ant 
to see the plan go over, and asked 
to assist in finding o u t w hat the 
students think about the idea,

A f f a i r , 
nif(ht on R e p ro ,c n U - 1 and a subject fo r attack.

they are not conducting a witch about th ree-fourths of his alloted

 Cro8thwait*g loyalty bill ha? 

 Although the legislators say 

ican civil Liberties Union, spent

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Job
Opportunities

FROM CONVERSATION with 
various people on the cam pus and 
w hat we g et in the mail and in
phone calls, students are fo r the ; 
n't w ant to ait in M o n t g o m e r y W a rd — A M o n t- ! 
idea, b u t they don’t w ant to sit in 
, 
., 
r, 
the end zones, 
for the 
Reasons 
end zone seats have already been 
explained.

^ornery Ward representative will prim arily concerned with men like
canip‘us Wednesday, A y r e s - t h i s bit of 
fra n k n ess we
April 13, to interview J u n e gradu- should appreciate. 
For, although
ates who are interested in secur- Crosthwait says his is aimed only
ing positions as executive train ees at communists, it is obvious th a t

absolutely 

time proving conclusively th a t his 
organization had 
no 
communist affiliations. To the s u r ­
prise of the audience, a re p re se n t­
ative sneaking fo r the bill singled 
out Ayres as his m a jo r ta rg e t, n ot 
the communists.

The representative said he was

W H EN WE W E R E firs t »P*; in the Southw estern te rrito ry . In- should a bill pass, soon a n y group 
terviews will he held in the Stu- j or individual speaking o u t fo r civil 

the idea, we asked 

liberties, as Dr. A yres was, o r in
Service — The United fact disagreeing in a n y w ay with
e *1 en°,!

the Legis a tu le , 

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it on 

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the stude nt d en t Bureau, B. Hall 1H. 

preached on 
ab out staging 
side. Besides the f a c t th a t few, 
if any, students could see it there, I States Civil Service Commission 
announces exam inations for medi- y more 
there is one other drawback. Some 
students sitting a t football games 
cal technician 
, LL 
are fully equipped with therm os w cn n o io g y ,, nit 
. 
I • U aal 
J 
bottles, flasks, ju s t plain bottles, 
and w hat have you. We were aware
th a t it takes no g r e a t m ental e f ­
f o r t to perform th e stunts, b u t 
i t ’s almost a sure bet th a t some in­
ebriated ch aracter will wind up 
flashing a bottle instead of a card.

tpchnoloev) medical X-ray tech- 
n cian, and tobacco inspector. No
.* ’
w ritte n tests a re required. 
I tar r i * t D i

(general medical <»*»■> • 

te chnicians 

J 
a 

, 

j

NOW W H E T H E R th a t is serious perience which included technical 

ar reac m g

q w F A R F R
BILL SH LAKER,

C L E A N H O U S E

f o r 

enough to ruin a s tu n t may be 
debatable. But consider the rush 
line seats. The 
f o r the 50-yard 
cards are passed out 
the 
stunts a t half-time only to find 
th a t several dozen people have 
w andered off for cokes, peanuts, 
or ice cream — or more chasers. 
And how m any people sitting in 
th a t s e c t i o n will be wearing 
orange shirts? If a man gets to 
the stadium early and sits in the 
broiling sun for two hours ju s t 
to g e t a 50-yard line seat, he isn’t 
going to like g e tting shoved over 
to the 20-yard line ju s t because 
he isn’t w earing a white shirt or 
doesn’t w'ant to both er with the 
cards.

T H E S E MAY OR m ay no t be 
trivial points. If so, it’ll all come 
out in the wash. We agree with 
our correspondents on the counts 
th a t the stun ts a re simple enough 
to perform and th a t it will be vir­
tually impossible to get 1,400 stu ­
dents to sit behind the goal posts. 
Simplicity is an asset. We have 
engaged in some study o f the way 
other schools, notably S tan ford 
University, ca rry it o u t and are 
convinced th a t a n y group o f 6- 
year-olds can do 
job. The 
points listed before are not objec­
tions bu t merely possibilities.

the 

W H E N TH E m eeting of 

the 
com mittee looking into 
the pro­
is called, every suggestion 
je c t 
and objection th a t has been called 
to our atten tio n will be aired. In 
the meantime, we would appreci­
a te a n y other recommendations, 
suggestions, objections, and w hat 
have you that you m ay care to of­
fer.

Medical 

to 82,974. The 

receive To the E d ito r: 

jobs are nomic-social problems are 

technicians 
Even Life magazine adm its th a t 
from $2,284 to $3,351 a year, and 
from the W estern W orld’s politico-eco- 
medical * X-ray 
basic- 
$2 284 
the 
1 oca ted in W ashington, D.C., and ally of our own, and 
vicinity. Applicants m ust have had Marxists’ making. They aver fur- 
ap p rop riate hospital or clinical ex- ther th a t i f we “ put o ur own house 
in ord er” we shall c u t the ground
la b o ra to ry experience. Some sub- out from u n d er the communists, 
stitution of education fo r experi- 
ence is allowed. 

should 
know this. He o u ght to be crusad-
the 

tobacco ing against such things 

R epresentative H a n n a 

Beginning salaries fo r 

no t 

as 

and 

to growing

are panding slums, and 

Representative Blount 

inspector ra n g e f ro m $2,074 
the instability
$5 232 a year The positions 
located thro u g h o u t the 
country. I of our economy; as well as more 
A p p l i c a n t s m a s, have ha,I experi- equal rights a n d oPPOrtum ies or 
ence in the handling and m arket- minority racial 
nationality 
ing of tobacco. A pprop riate educa- groups.
tion may be substituted fo r p a r t of 
the experience. 

should 
; know th a t denunciation of sin and
Applications fo r medical techni- condemnation of sinners is a fru it- 
cian and medical X-ray technician less activity. So he should go forth 
will be accepted until J u n e 7, Ap- to battle bearing the shield of en- 
inspector lightenm ent and w earing the ar- 
plications fo r tobacco 
mer of 
tr u t h ; arm ed with st*-
m u st be in by May 3. 
tistics showing the c,ose correla-
F u r th e r inform ation and appli- 
cation forms may be secured from 
tion between bad housing and bad 
A. E. Davis at* the Austin Post health, poverty and ignorance and 
Office, or the application form s : disease, slums and juvenile delin- 
mav be obtained from the Student quency and crime and sin. 
Employm ent Bureau, B. Hall 18. 

DREW C. NICKOLS

O^iciaL Vboticsidu

t h e C o if 

K a p p a B e t a P i 
K a p p a E p s i l o n 
K a p p a K a p p a T a i 
M u P h i E p s i l o n 
O m i c r o n N u 
O r d e r o f 
P h i A l p h a D e l t a 
P h i A l p h a T h e t a 
P h i B e t a K a p p a 
P h i D e l t a K a p p a 
P h i D e l t a P h i 
P h i L a m b d a U p s i l o n 
P h i M u A l p h a 
Pi L a m b d a T h e t a 
P i S i g m a A l p h a 
P i T a u S i g m a 
R h o C h i
S i g m a D e l t a C h i 
S i g m a D e l t a P i 
S f g m a I o t a E p s i l o n 
S i g m a Pi S i g m a 
S i g m a XI 
S p h i n x
T a u D e l t a A l p h a

F a c u l t y a n d s t a f f m e m b e r , w h o w il l b* 
a w a y « i t h * r s u m m e r e c m e s t e r a r c a s k e d j 
t o 
l i s t h o m e s w i t h N a t h a l i e E k n f r o m . 
D e a n o f S t u d e n t L i f e o ff ic e. M i a n B u i l d i n g 
1 0 1 M . V a c a n c i e s a r e n e e d e d t h i s s u m m e r 
f o r v i s i t i n g f a c u l t y m e m b e r s a n d t e a c h e r s i 
a t t e n d i n g a u m m e r s c h o o l .

L a v e r n e N o y e s S c h o l a r s h i p * f o r 

1 9 5 0 a r e n o w a v a i l a b l e . A p p l i c a t i o n * m u s t ; 
be in h a n d b y A p r i l 2 0 . S e c u r e a p p l i c a t i o n | 
b l a n k s f r o m m y * e c r e t * r y , Mi** C r i m e s . 
t o t h e 
T h e s e s c h o l a r s h i p s a r e o p e n o n l y 
c h i l d r e n o f v e t e r a n s o f W o r l d W a r I a n d 
t h e y m u s t he g o o d s t u d e n t s a n d 
in n e e d 
L a v e r n e N o y e s S c h o l a r ­
o f a s s i s t a n c e . 
r e q u i r e d
s h i p s e x e m p t 

t h e h o l d e r # 

f r o m 

! r r ' 

E. J . M A T H E W S , R e g i s t r a r

A p p l i c a n t s w h o p l a n t o s e e k a d m i s s i o n 
t h e L a w S c h o o l n e x t S e p t e m b e r a r e 
t o file t r a n s f e r a p p l i c a t i o n s a t t h e 
T h i s will 
r e c o r d s a n d a d v i s e 
a n y 
f u r t h e r
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t o 
a s k e d 
R e g i s t r a r ’s O f f ic e p r o m p t l y . 
e n a b l e u s 
a p p l i c a n t * 
c o u r s e n e e d s . 

s p r i n g o f 
 
 

t o c h e c k 
t h i s 

 
E . J . M A T H E W S . R e g i s t r a r 

T h e P r e s i d e n t o f e a c h o f t h e f o l l o w i n g 
h o n o r a r y o r g a n i z a t i o n s 
t o 
• u b m i t t o t h e R e g i s t r a r ’s O f f ic e a n a l p h a ­
l i s t o f all m e m b e r s e l e c t e d s i n c e 
b e t i c a l 
t h a t e l e c t i o n t o 
A p r i l 
m e m b e r s h i p m a y 
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p o s t e d 
r e c o r d s :

r e q u e s t e d 

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E . J . M A T H E W S , R e g i s t r a r

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M a r v i n T h u r m a n B r a d f o r d 
M a r y R u t h C h e r r y
C h a r l e n e J o F r u t b 
. u n i c t L» *t.er Q u i n n 
K a l b ! i n N a n c y fc : m p « o n

ACROSS

I. Food 
Ash 
5. Slight 

quarrel 

9. Heroic
10. Like a wing
11. Lucid
12. Low spirits 
(colloq )

14. Sloth 
15 Wet earth 
17. Snare 
18 Wager 
20 A type of 

tailless ape 

23 Birds, as 
a class 
25. Disfigure 
2* Fruit 
28. Circum­
ference 
32. Nourished 
34 Edible 

rootstock 
(Tahiti)

35. Large 
meat 
plate
39. Kettle
40. Manner
41. Head 

(slang)
43. Presiding 
Elder 
(abbr.)
44. Molten rock 
material 
(Geol.)
47. Narrow 
roadway 

49 Midday
50. Canal called 
“The Big 
Ditch”
51. Wheaten 
flour
52. Woody 

perennial

DOWN

I. Judge
2. Mimic
3. Kingdom

(SE Asia)
4. Rub hard
5. Flap
6. Sick
7. Animals 

of
a region
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liberty
l l . Combina­

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16. Millpond
19. Evening
sun god
(Egypt.)

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22. Young of

the herring

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firm
27. Meshed
material

29. Sharp 
knock
30. An acro­
b a t’s bar
31. Secretion
of bees

33. Lair

Knave of
clubs (Loo)
36. Any climb­
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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE—Here’s how to work It: 

A X Y D L B A A X R 

Is L O N G F E L L O W

One letter simply stands for another. In this example A is u*e4 
for the three L s. X for the two O s, etc. Single letters, apos­
trophes. the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each 
day the code letters are different.

A Cryptogram Quotation

X M B 8 M K X M C B X F Y Y J 

I M Y V I K O H 

g V E E C B O S F K M T K X I V C L X F A A K X M 

S O K J — R O I L O A.

Yesterday’* Crvptoquote: ALAS, HOW DIFFICULT IS T H S 

SAFE-KEEPING OF GLORY!-PUBLILIUS SYRUS.

Puunbuted by King Tea lure* Syndicate. Ina..

I T ’S YOUR program. You can 
have it if you w ant it, and you 
can have it the way you w ant it 
if you’ll only speak out.

A l p h a K a p p a D e l t a 
A l p h a L a m b d a D e l t a 
C h i E p s i l o n 
D e l t a S i g m a R h o 
I o t a S i g m a P»

 Vogues Star Skates 
To Music by Brahms

We3nes3ay, KpriT TY. 1949 THE D M Y TEXAN Page *

Dorsey Specializes 
In Ideal Rhythms

Employment Figures Rise 

' figures on em ploym ent 

The Texas E m ploym ent Com- healthy 
mission S a tu rd a y reported March j around.

increases all 

showed
the way 

THURSDAY EVENING
On The Stage 
APRIL 21st at 8:18

HARAID BROMLEY 
EDDIE RICH mud DEAN GOODMAN
pTSMRt

SYLVIA

JOHN

SIDNEY* LODER
^^listless Wine

TICKETS NOW ON SALE 
PRICES INCL. TAX $3.90, $3.25, $2.60, $2.20

S p o n is rid b f 
Y outh W elfare Fund 
J r . C ham ber of 
Commerce.

GAY 

FROSTED 
MUSKA! 
SPECTACLE
ON REAL 
ICE
TRULY A NEW 
IRA IN 
ENTERTAINMENT

S K IL L - B E A U T Y - 
VARIETY-COLOR 
- C O M E D Y A N D

S P E E D -IT ’S -

21 SENSATIONAL ACTS 
A U STIN ’S FIRST BIG 
ICE SHOW ON REAL ICE
APR. 19 THRU APR. 23 
MAT. SAT., APR. 23
P ric es: *3.00. $2 SO, $2.00, *1.28
Tex Ittcl.
On Sale Lobby H otel Driekill, Co-Op 
Book Store, D ally from t A. M. to 
S P. M.

GET TICKETS NOW!

CITY COLISEUM
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Cash Prizes Call 
For UT Takers

Writers May Win 
Any of 4 Contests

Recognition in the playwritfng 
field 
is assured U niversity stu­
dents who win in any o f th e fo u r 
contests c u rre n tly underw ay.

to be 

produced 

The Belfry P layers are new 
taking th ree -a ct plays from which 
w inners 
this 
sum m er will be chosen. P rises of 
$200, a n d downward aw ait win­
n ers of th e V alparaiso University 
P lay ers contest fo r one-act plays. 
The A rts of the T h e a te r F o u n d a­
tion o f fe rs an an n u a l aw ard of 
$2,000. The best play in the E d ­
w ard Lamh P lay w rig h t Contest 
will win $500 an d production by 
the R epertoire Little T h e a te r of 
Toledo, Ohio.
Inquiries 

reg u la­
tions and oth e r details should be 
addressed 
to Mrs. Virginia Die­
gan, P lay Selection Committee, 
The Belfry Players, Williams Bay, 
W is.; Valparaiso U niversity P lay ­
ers, V alparaiso University, Val­
paraiso, Ind.; A r t s o f th e T hea ter 
F o undation, 6 W est Seventy-sev­
enth S treet, New York, N. Y .; 
and to R epertoire L ittle T heater, 
16 T en th Street, Toledo 2, Ohio.
Individuals in te reste d in taking 
p e r t 
these fo u r con­
tests should w rite to the respec­
tive address 

immediately.

concern ing 

in an y o f 

SPEAK SPANISH
L earn Q uickly th * M ay way

S PEE D W RITING th* n a tu ra l sy stem 
of sh o rth an d in six to tw elve weeks.
F o r 
inform ation, call 8-3446. DUR­
HAM ’S BUSINESS COLLEGE. SOO-A 
Lavaca S treet.

EASTER WEEK END 
IN MONTERREY

T h u rsd ay , F riday, S atu rd ay , Sunday 
and M onday April 14, IS , IS, IT and 
IS.

A bsolutely all E xpenses — *61.50 
Including 
tra n s p o rta ­
to u rist cards, 
tio n , h o tels, m eals, sig h tseein g and 
n ite clubs.

W rite :

MEXICAN JOURNEYS

U n iv ersity Box 1S46— A u stin , Texas 
P h o n s 2-6616 or 2-7911

ice 

first 

show, 

Dorothy Day, television and mo 
tio n picture star, will be am ong 
fea tu re d p erfo rm ers when 
th e 
A u s tin ’s 
“ Ice 
V ogues o f 1949” comes to the Col- 
lisieum April 19-23 fo r six p e r ­
form ances, including a S atu rd ay 
m atinee, April 23, a t 2:30 o'clock.
The ingenue of the “ Vogues,” 
a n d Marshall Beard are team ed to ­
g e th e r as gypsy sw eethearts, and 
th e ir leaps and spins add grac e­
fulness and charm to one of the 
m ore dramatic of all scenes, “ Gyp­
sy C aravan,” set to the music of 
Brahms. Marshall Beard, form er 
sk a tin g p a rtn e r of Sonja Heme, 
heads 
the male division. Beard 
will also sta r in “ Down Rio W ay,” 
one of the tw en ty -fo u r events set 
f o r production.

Miss Day, a Silver Medal skater, 
dem on strates her ability 
in h er 
solo number, “ Indian S erenade.” 
Born in Buffalo, N.Y., but now a 
re sid e n t of Los Angeles, Miss Day 
has been skating f o r nine years. 
She has skated in two of Sonja 
H en ie’s motion pictu res and t o u r - , 
ed one season as a fea tu re d skater 
in “ Ice Follies.”

A newcomer to the frozen s u r - 1 
fac e of the “ Vogues,” is Gene- j 
vieve Norris, adagio-ballroom ice - 1 
sk a te r p a r tn e r of Bob Payne. She 
was a fea tu re d in hotel show’s and 
travelling ice shows as w’ell as in 
“ Ice Follies.”

The “ Ice Vogues of 1949” with • 

its cast of seventy-five had a t its 
beginnin g fo u r years ago as a 
company of fo rty with a few cos­
tumes, one portable ice tank, and 
one tra ile r of refrigeration equip­
ment. The new “ Vogues” is the 
o f fsp rin g of “ Holiday on Ice,” a 
show which found 
it could not 
m e e t th e dem ands of such a large 
n u m b e r of cities in its forty-six 
w eek playing schedule.

Today, the two show’s own and 
o p e ra te six ice-refrigeration units, 
which a r e transported on a fleet of 
six trailers and trucks, w’hile the 

THE SPLIT, as executed by lovely Dorothy Day, is just one of 
Ice V o gu es of 1949” promises to be a lively 
the reasons why the 
show for Austin audiences. M iss Day, who shares the spotlight with 
G loria Dawn, is hailed one of the leading ice-acrobatic skaters in
the world.

the 
175 skaters, and some 1,000 cos- sale a t the Jaycee desk 
fumes and props travel by special Driskill Hotel lobby, and the U n­
Prices are $3,
train. 

: iversity Co-Op. 

in 

Tickets fo r the show are on $2.50, $2, and $1.25.

Shockproof Is Insult 
To Adult Intelligence

questionably 

In an abortive flicker a t the 
j P a r a m o u n t 
called 
I “ Shockproof,” any relation to an 
! a r tf u l script is purely coincidental. 
I Nor does the presence of Cornel 
1 Wilde and Patricia K night in any 
way 
is 
insult to adu lt in- 
generally an 

compensate 

for w hat 

ca st of the two companies totalling

j telligence.

A m o n g U niversity dancers, 
Tommy Dorsey’s band is without 
do ubt one o f the m ost popular, 
f o r he furnishes th a t p erfec t com­
bination of clean musicianship and 
ideal dancing rhythms.

And when the popular trom b on­
ist brings his 
twenty-two piece 
crew to Gregory Gym Saturday, 
May 7, fo r a jo in t dance-concert, 
some students will see the band 
fo r the third time here. Dorsey 
played once before the w ar when 
his hand sported such names as 
F ra n k S inatra, Jo S taffo rd and 
th e Pied Pipers, Connie Haynes, 
Ziggy Elman, and drum m er Buddy 
Rich.

F o r this U niversity date, Dorsey ! 
is f e a tu rin g vocalists Lucy Ann J 
Polk, Sonny Calello, and the Vee- j 
Tones, a vocal quintet, along with 
tr u m p e te r Charlie Shavers and 
dru m m e r Louis Bellson.

Because of the m any persons 
now popular in the music business 
who started 
their careers with 
Dorsey, the “ Sentim ental Gentle­
m a n ” has earned the title o f “ The 
S tarm a k er.” I t was in his organi­
zation th a t B unny Berigan, Dave 
Tough, and many others started 
their rise to fame.

B ut Dorsey has popularized 
more than musicians. His records 
have tu rned many songs into near- 
clas.sics, and some of them today 
are almost in th e collector’s item 
departm ent. Examples are “ I ’ll

TOMMY DORSEY

Never Smile Again,” 
“ Marie,” 
“ This Love o f Mine,” “ Well, Get 
It,” and his currently popular 
“ Until.” His 
records have sold 
over 34,000,000 copies fo r RCA- 
Victor— a world record.

M easuring 

effectiveness 

o f 
leadership and personnel practices 
was the topic of Dr. William R. 
Spriegel, professor of m a nag e m ent 
wr.o addresed the Dallas Person­
nel Association Tuesday n igh t in 
Dallas.

Advance Ticket Sale
for
"Only An Orphan Girl"
a t S aengurrunde Hall 
FRIDAY A SATURDAY 
April 15th A 16th 
Call 8-5666 
F o r Table Reservation* 
T icket* *l.SO (T ax Inc!.)

TA

D R IV E *IN T H E A T R E S

N O R T H A U S T I N # S O U T H A U S T I N

^

Hollywood’s penchan t for 

the 
inconsequential in film making is 
well established, h u t 
this speci­
men deserves an Oscar or a t least 
a consideration fo r one fo r the 
of 
most u nnecesasry 
the 
year. The principle 
failure here 
if the story, which is p retty much 
from hunger.

film 

in 

Cornel Wilde plays a young, 
single parole officer charged with 
the responsibility of keeping P a t ­
line during her 
ricia Knight 
parole period. Seems she killed 
a guy because she was 
love 
with an o th er, and they sent her 
up f o r five years, which is what 
film deserves. Wilde’s pri­
■this 
mary duty grows hazy in the more 
impelling consideration of 
fall­
ing in love with Patricia.

in 

the 

W ith 

in an c f o it 

imagination 
adolescent 
this picture 
the w riters behind 
throw tog e th er in reckless a b a n ­
don some situations which reach 
their 
d enou em en t when Miss 
k n ig h t shoots her erstwhile lover. 
responsibility of 
Forsaking 
his office Wilde skips tow n with 
the blonde 
to save 
her I rom w h at would bp inescap- 
; able punishm ent. T ogether 
they 
take odd jobs to g e t along, and 
to 
finally give 
satisfy 
In 

th a t we would 
not he divulging any secrets we 
might add th a t the af rementioned 
shot one absolves bis would-be 
slayer before one 
is completely 
bored. Wh at Wilde and Knight 
t a ed, incidentally, are two copies 
I of 
“ An Actor 
P repares.”

their consciences.

themselves up 

Stanislavsky’s 

the belief 

— VICTOR J U N G E R

R u t h T r a h a n Sell* A r t i c l e

in 

An article a bout H. A. L inn,
superint endent of Main Building, 
the Houston Croni- 
apeared 
ele’s magazine 
section Sunday. I 
Written by Ruth Trahan, Uni­
versity journalism student, it tells 
of Mr. D un n’s project, “ Books 
five 
for China.” Three of 
photographs 
the 
articles were made by Y e me n 
Liles, senior journalism student.

the 
accompanying 

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Is Mrs. Moore's Latest

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'Mexican Artist 
Will Exhibit 
Paintings Today

Pan-A m erican F iesta w ill spon­
sor p a in tin gs o f F id el F igu eroa, 
noted a rtist from T axco, M exico, 
in an art ex h ib it in the M axim ilian 
Room, D riskill H o tel, from 9:30 
to 11:30 o ’clock W ednesday m orn­
ing. A rt classes from A ustin High 
School w ill be special gu ests.

program 

The A rt S ection 

o f A ustin 
W om an’s Club w ill be g u ests at 
the aftern o o n e x h ib it from 2 to 6 
o ’clock. Mrs. C. T. Gray, chairm an 
o f the club, w ill be hostess.
The F iesta co n tin u es 

through 
Sunday. T hursday, there w ill be 
a 
o f L atin-A m erican 
songs and dances in the C rystal 
Ballroom o f 
the D riskill H otel 
from 8 to 9 :15 o ’clock. A dance 
revue by J a n et C o llett School 
1 o f D ancing is included , w ith spe­
cial dances by F idel F igueroa and 
his sister, M argarita F igueroa de 
Leigh, both o f T axco. The T exas 
Scn< ol of F in e A rts will provide I 
m usical num bers.

Christian Church 
Plans Pre-Easter 
Morning Services

R ev. L aw rence Bash w ill co n ­
d u c t e a r l y m orning devotional s e r ­
vices at th e U n iv ersity Christian 
C h u r c h T exas B ible Chair ch apter I 
W ednesday and Thursday a t 7 :30 
to 7 :50 o ’clock.

T he d evotion al, “J o y o f J esu s,” 
w ill be Mr. B ash’s su b ject W ednes- 
j day. The service to be conducted 
by V elda B riggs. “ S u ffe r in g s o f 
J e s u s ” w ill be the devotion al topic 
T hursday. Clark V inson w ill be in 
c h a r g e o f the services.

Jewish Articles 
To Be Exhibited 
In Main Building

fir st and second 

J ew ish articles w ill be exhib ited 
in 
flo o rs d is­
p lay w indow s in the Main B uilding 
W ednesday through April 21, ac- 
1 cording to Rabbi B enson S k o ff, 
lectu rer in classical languages.

T he exh ib it w ill include Jew ish 
ritual articles, J ew ish books, and 
I item s chosen because o f 
their 
I con n ection w ith Passover.

’ “ As a child, I w as given a piano 
lesso n s, bu t I alw ays 

and piano 
w anted a ty p ew riter.”

to 

W hile a 

job w as secreta ry 

sophom ore a t TCU, 
sold radio ad vertisin g. H e r 
t h e j 

she 
f i r s t 
e d i t o r o f “ N a tion al T ech n ician ,” 
in six m onths, she had he- j 
and 
com e editor o f the m agazine. The 
m agazine expand ed rapidly and 
she w as o ffe r ed a job in Chicago.
t h a t 
living conditions w ere too costly 
in C hicago. B ut th e real re a s on 
wa s th a t I didn’t w a n t to leave 
T e x a s , ” she laughed.

“ T he excu se I gave w as 

o ffic ia l 

“ T his We e k 
guide of 

Mrs. M oore then began t o sell 
in 
advertising fo r 
Dallas, ” 
the 
Hotel G reeters’ A ssociation . Fhe 
soon becam e b u sin ess m anager 
a nd 
later ed itor and publi sher. 
She changed the nam e to “ This 
Mo n t h 
in D a lla s” and enlarged 
the m agazine.

I 

as well 

s a l e s m a n 

I n 1940, the S t a t e R e s t a u r a n t 
Associ ation o f T e x a s deci de d 
to 
have a ma g az i n e, a n d Mrs. Moore 
was chosen to e d i t it. She n ame d 
it “ Ch u c k W a g o n ” a n d was a d ­
v e r t i si ng 
as 
edit or. She wa s also e d i t o r of the 
time, 
P a r k Cities Ne ws a t 
“ A f t e r m y com m ission wi t h the 
I b e ­
c a me a m e m b e r o f 
t h e Austi n 
Public Schools as s e c r e t a r y to the 
d i r ec t o r of pupil p e r s o n n e l s e r v ­
ices,” Mrs. Moor e said. “ This led 
to a n a p p o i n t m e n t as a visiting 
I t e a c h e r. ”

j 
i L a b o r D e p a r t m e n t e n d e d , 

t h a t 

is 

N o w Mrs. Moor e 

t a k i n g a 
c ourse in c r e a t i v e w r i t i n g a t the 
I University. A n o t h e r o f h e r a m- 
1 bit ions 
fi cti on, she 
to w r i t e 
said.

is 

Mrs. Moor e is p r e s i d e n t o f the 
S o r o p t i mi s t Club o f Aust i n a n d 
has been i n s t r u m e n t a l in the o r ­
gan i za t i o n 
r e c e n t l y o f a Sorop- 
j ti mi st Club in S a n Ant oni o.

F e d e r a t i o n 

S h e is a b o a r d m e m b e r o f t h e 
City 
o f W o m e n ’s 
Clubs a nd a m e m b e r o f C o m m u n ­
ity Council, T e x a s Social Wel- 
i far e Associ ation, Offi ci al Ladies 
of Au s t i n , T e x a s S t a t e T e a c h e r s 
Associ ation, a n d Pi G a m m a Mu, 
h o n o r a r y social sci ence f r a t e r n i t y .
Mrs. M oore is well t r av e l e d in 
E u r o p e a n d A me r i ca . 
I n 1939, 
she r ecei ved f i r s t p ri ze given b y 
the 
I n t e r n a t i o n a l C on v e n t i on o f 
the Hot el G r e e t e r s ’ Associ ation 
for 

i nc r e a s i ng 

tr avel .

Over tiie Teacup —

Rio Grande Club 
To Ride Special Bus

A special bus w ill run to the 
V a lley T hursday a ftern o o n 
fo r 
R i o G r a n d e V a l l e y C l u b m em bers. 
All stu d en ts who are in terested are 
to 
A lexan der, 
phone 7 -0227.

co n ta ct Ralph 

B o w a n d A r r o w C l u b w ill n o t 
m eet until a fte r the E aster v aca­
tion, said D arlyne D ou gh tie, b u lle­
tin board chairm an.

★

★

T he P r e - L a w S o c i e t y has ca n ­
celed its regu lar m eetin g W edn es­
day b ecau se o f th e E aster h o li­
days. A special m eetin g w ill be 
called W ednesday night, April 20, 
a t 7 : 3 0 o ’clock in Law B u ilding 
105.

Me m b e r s o f t h e S t u d e n t C h r i a t -
i a n A n o c i a t i o n will elec t o ff i c e rs 
! W e d n e s d a y n i g h t a t 7 o ’clock a t 
t he YMCA.

ly W ednesday but girls w ho h a v e 
tournam ent m atch es m ay 
p la y 
them b efore 
the holidays. M em ­
ber? should c o n ta ct M iss A nna 
P ittm an a t th e W om en’s Gym to 
m ake arran gem en ts for m atches. 
it

L o t i n - A m e r i c a n U n i o n w ill m e e t 
a t 8 o ’clock W ednesday n ig h t in 
T exas U nion 301 to hear rep o rts 
on F iesta T ropical, which wa? held 
last Friday.

★

B l u e s t o c k i n g * , honorary E nglish 
so ciety , w ill m eet W ednesday at 6 
o ’clock in T ex a s U nion 30 9 . Dr. 
R udolph W illard, p rofessor 
o f 
E nglish, w ill be th e speaker.

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; T uesday, M iss B arekm an, ed itor 
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Tea Compliments 
Visiting Novelists

T wo noveli st s doi ng re s e a r c h a t 
t h e Un i v e r s i t y were e n t e r t a i n e d a t 
a t e a T u e s d a y a ft e r n o o n by the 
L i b ra r y School S t u d e n t s Associ a­
tion a n d f acul t y. H o n o re e s were 
P a u l Morgan, f o r m e r li br a r i a n of 
I n s t i t u t e
New Mexico M ilitary 

who i* wr i t i n g a book on t h e Rio 
G r a n d e for the River* o f Ame r i c a
series* an d L a u r a Kr e y , 
a Un i ­
g a t h e r i n g 
vers i t y g r a d u a t e n o w 
ma t er i al in the Ar c hi ve s collection 
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for h e r 

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Texas.

Also a t t e n d i n g t h e tea, held in 
the L i b r a r y School L i b r a r y, were 
sever al p r o f e s s o r s o f 
5-outhw e st 
l i t e r a t u r e a nd A m e ri c a n history.

p a u l Morgan, a vers at i l e a rt ist , 
a n d 
tias w r i t t e n sever al 
play® and i l lustrat e* much of hi* 
writ ing. Born in Ne w York, he was 
mus i c critic f or the A l b u q u e r q u e 
Mo r n i n g S t a r a t IR.

hook* 

He 

l eave 

is now on 

t.o do r e ­
se a r ch on t h e Rio Gr a n d e . His 
book, “ The F a u l t o f Angela,” wa s 
a H a r p e r prize w i n n e r a n d hi® d e ­
scri pt i ons of t h e S o u t h w e s t ha ve 
won him acclaim.

L a u r a Kr ey , a w r i t e r of h i s t o r i ­
cal fi cti on of t h e So u t h a n d p a r ­
t i cul ar l y of Te x a s , wa- horn 
in 
Cia! veston.

she 
her 
f amil y 

S h or t l y a f t e r g r a d u a t i o n , 
begin 

ma r r i e d , b u t did n o t 
wr i t i n g c a r e e r unti l her 
had g r own up. “ And Tell o f Time 
and “ Un the L o n g T i d e ” a re h e r 
b e tt er - kn o wn work--. T wo books 
a b o u t Virgi nia-—“ T h e M u r m u r i n g 
Shell’' and “ The Lonel y Sh i p ” — 
are to be pu b l i sh e d soon.

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r a n c h 

By P A T R I C I A P I G M A N
t o 

F r o m a d u d e 

the 
off ice of t h e S t a t e L a b o r Co m­
missioner, Mrs. M a u r e e n Moore, 
now p l a c e m e n t s e c r e t a r y of the 
T e a c h e r P l a c e m e n t Service, has 
come a 

long way.

Un u s u a l l y y o u n g f o r h e r ma n y 
is 
a c c ompl i s hme nt s, Mrs. Moore 
full of e n t h u s i a s m 
f o r h e r new 
job as a ss i s t an t to Dr. Hob Gray, 
d i r e c t o r of t h e P l a c e m e n t Service. 
She h a s served as office m a n a g e r 
since j o i n i n g the U n i v e rs i t y s t a f f 
in F e b r u a r y .

E a r l y in h e r c a r e e r , Mrs. Moore 
sold a d v e r t i s i ng f o r T e x a s dude 
r a n c h e s an d 
t ook up h o r s e b a c k 
r i d i n g in h e r s p a r e time, A few 
b r ui se s 
to d a m p e n h e r 
spirit, and she p r o g r es s e d to edi­
two s t a t e m a g a z in e s 
t or shi p of 
f i r s t 
a nd 
w o ma n L a b o r Commi ss i one r.

the of f i c e o f Te x a s ' s 

failed 

f a r 

a m a j o r 

“ A c a r e e r was 

f r o m m y 
goal when I was g r a d u a t e d fr om 
TOU with 
home 
in 
said. 
economi cs, " Mrs. Moore 
“ A nd my son a n d d a u g h t e r a r e 
life.”
the highl ight ? o f my 
still 
H e r son, J e r r i e Babcock, 
is a 
f r e s h m a n 
a d m i n i s t r a ­
b u s i ne s s 
tion m a j or a t the U n iversity. H e r 
d a u g h t e r , J o Ann, a t t e n d s A u s ­
tin High School, 

j 

tr ue 

“ Ho me is w h e r e 

the h e a r t is” 
holds 
f or Mrs. Moore. She 
calls her spaci ous home on [.ake 
e nj oys 
A ust i n h e r h o b b y 
| h a vi n g f r i en d s f o r an e ve n i n g o f 

an d 

folk danci ng, a n o t h e r hobby.

in 

Mrs. Moor e' s j o b 

the S t a t e 
t hr ou g h 
L a b o r D e p a r t m e n t came 
art icl es she had w r i t t e n f or “ This 
Mont h in Dallas a n d T e x a s . ” She 
was edi t or an d p u b l i s h e r of t h a t 
■ ma ga z i ne b e f o r e coini ng to A u s ­

tin.

The U Diversity o f Texas

DEPARTMENT O F ART

in collaboration with the

C O M M ITTE E O N PUBLIC LECTURES

p r e s e n t

Dr. M arian Davis, Assistant Professor of A rt 

Dr. Bernard M yers, G uest Professor o f A r t History

in a series o f illustrated lectures entitled

O L D MASTERS

R E M B R A N D T — W e d n e s d a y , A p r i l 13 

Dr . M y e r a

M I C H E L A N G E L O — W e d n e s d a y , Ap r i l 20 

 

 

Dr . De r i *

G O Y A — W e d n e s d a y , Ap r i l 27 

 

 

Dr . M y e r .

D U R E R — W e d n e s d a y , M a y 4

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Dr . D a v i t

A r c h i t e c t u r e B u i l d i n g 1 05 

a t 8 : 0 0 p . m.

A D M I S S I O N F R E E

M a r t h a C a r t w r i g h t , M a r g a r e t 
Ann Pi cket t , an d 
t r a n c e s Dixon 
h a v e been a p p o i n t e d by B a r e f o o t 
Sa n d e r s , 
to 
r e p r es e n t t h e U n i v e r s i t y a t t h r ee 
s p r i n g pa gea nt s.

president, 

s t u d e n t 

M a r t h a will a p p e a r at t h e A&M j 

F if t e e n t h A n n u a l C o t t on Styl e 
Show’ P a g e a n t a n d Ball, April 29, I 
a t College S t a t i o n .

t o 

thi s c e l e br a t i on 

S h e will t a k e a co mp l et e cot t on 
w a r d r o b e 
in 
h o no r of K i n g C o t t on , a t which 
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s o f e v e r y 
cr liege a n d u ni v e r s i t y 
will be pres ent .

in Te x a s 

se ni or j 

M a r g a r e t Ann is to be p r e s e n t e d : 
at Rice’s “ R o n d e l e t ” in Ho u s t o n , 
May 7.

She and o t h e r r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s 
o f T e x a s u n i v e r si t i e s a n d colleges 
will be h o n o re d a t a 
l unche on, 
r e cept ion, a n d a t t h e f o r ma ! p r e ­
t h e 
se n t at i on o f 
p r es en t a t i o n , all t h e b e a u t i es will 
be dressed in colonial style.

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M RS. M A U R E E N M O O R E

t r a v e l e d t h r o u g h o u t the s t a t e i n ­
s p e c t i n g bowl i ng alleys, 
t a v er n s , 
a nd ni ght spot s e m p l o y i n g chil­

dren.

W h e n s t a t e 

low e n f o r c e m e n t o f child 
r e g u l a t i o n s , she 
s pe a k i ng to p a r e n t s a n d 
groups .

l a ws did n ot a l ­
l a bor 
t o u r e d t h e st a t e 
t e a c h e r 

“ Wh en the L a b o r C o mmi s s i o n e r 
res i gned, I was n e x t in line for t h e 
j o b , ” Mrs. Moor e, “ b u t I was a 
w o m a n . ”
B u t 

did n o t h i n d e r 
G o v e r n o r Coke S t e v e n s on when he 
ap p o i n t ed Mrs. Mo o r e to fill t h e 
position. 
to be a 
man-sized job.

t u r n e d o u t 

this f a c t 

It 

T h e mo s t u n u su a l d u t y Mrs. 
Moore had 
as L a b o r C o m m i s ­
s i o n e r was r eg u l at i on o f boxing 
an d wr e st l i n g rul es in Texas. She 
held h e a r i ng s on v i o l a t i o n s of t h e 

is 

to be 

F r a n c e s 

a n h o n o r 
g u e s t a t 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y of A r ­
k a n s a s “ G a e b a l e , ” April 28, 29, 
a nd 30.

S h e will be given recogni ti on as 
a r e p r e s e n t a t i v e of the U n i v e r s i t y 
a t a g r a n d t o u r o f the c a mp u s , a 
b e a u t y e x t r a v a g a n z a , t h e A r k a n ­
sas Va r s i t y Show, 
t h e S t u d e n t 
Carni val , a n d will be p r e s e n te d on 
a r ad i o p r o g r a m b r o a d c a s t o v e r 
e n t i r e R a z o r b a c k N e t w o rk . 
t he 
She will also a t t e n d 
t h e Grand 
Ball, the fi na l e v e n t o f the w e e k ­
e nd activities.

Mademoiselle's 
Fiction Contest 
Ends A pril 15

Apri l 15 

is 

t h e dea dl i ne 

w o me n u n d e r g r a d u a t e s 
Ma de moi sel l e m a g a z i n e ’s 
contect.

f o r
t o e n t e r 
fi cti on

P r i ze s of $500 e a c h f o r the t wo 
t h e 
b e s t Ftories 
A u g u s t issue o f t h e ma g a z i n e will 
be a w a rd e d .

publ i she d 

in 

S to r i e s shoul d be 
5,000 wo r d s , 

f r o m 3, 000 
to 
t y p e w r i t t e n , 
d oubl e- spaced, a n d a c c o m p a n i e d 
t h e c o n t e s t a n t ’s n a m e , h o me 
by 
a d d r e s s , a n d college classificat ion.
to 
Coll ege Fict ion C o n t e s t , M a d e ­
moiselle, 122 E a s t F o r t y- s e c o n d 
S t r e e t , N e w Yo r k 17, N. Y.

shoul d be mai led 

E n t r i e s 

He r first job wi t h the commi s­
sion was child l a b o r supervisi on. 
labor, she
In 

r e g u l a t i n g 

child 

J rules.

“ My a mbi t i on w a s a l way s j our - 
■ n a l i s m, ” Mrs. Mo o r e confessed.

Girls to Be Honored 
At Spring Pageants

Coaching

T R A N S L A T I O N ? . C O A C H I N G . 

F r e n c h 
a n d G e r m a n . S i l t o n . 2 8 0 6 R io G r a n d * .

7-1 *8 4 ,

M A T H A N D P h y s i c * he lp . E x p e r i e n c e d .

J o h n L i t t l * , 7 - 6 0 3 6 .

C O A C H I N G 

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E x p e r i e n c e d 

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 UT Churches Begin Easter Services Today

topic "Jesus Mass will be held every hour Easter festival will be a t 4 o’clock with the sermon "In the Light o f munion w ill be celebrated both
night*. The Sacrament o f the Alter 
will also be administered on Eas­
ter morning: at the close of the 
service.

Sunday at the church.

B y C A R O L J E A N E V A N S
U niversity students remaining 
in Austin over the Easter holi­
days w ill find a variety o f serv­
ices 
in 
churches in the University area.

for Easter worship 

the 
follow ed with 
Christ as Savior" at the evening 
service a t 7 o’clock. Special music 
at the morning service w ill be 
a choral selection, “ List Cheru­
bic Host," and a harp solo by 
Mrs. Dorothy Menschen. 
Josie 
Champion will sing “ I Know That 
My Redeemer Liveth" 
at the 
evening devotional.

from 7 until 12 o ’clock Easter 
Sunday morning, with sermons by 
Dr. Stanley. Evening d ev o tio n a l 
will be held W ednesday, Thurs­
day, and Friday 
nights at 7 
o ’clock.

hour 

Three 

service at A ll 
S a in ts ' E p isco p a l C h u rch will be 
held on Good Friday from 12 to 
3 o’clock. The Reverends Gray 
Landry, William Brewster, and 
Joseph Harte will deliver the ad­
dresses during the service.

Sunday morning at 6:80 o ’clock 
Sunrise Choral Communion will 
be held at the Chapel, with the 
Junior Choir 
leading the music. 
A solo, "That Easter Day," will 
be by Ruth Doty. Holy Com­
m union will be administered at 8 
o’clock. The 
l l o ’clock Choral 
Comunion and sermon will be di­
rected by the pastor, the Rev. 
Harte. His sermon topic will be 
The children’s
"Open Doors." 

Before Your Easter 
Vacation

YOUR EASTER 

CARDS

Afneoco't BettJoved Greeting Cords
NORCROSS

SCHAFFER'S

The G ree tin g C a rd Center'

8 1 3 C o n g re ss

T hroughout the L enten season 
the Rev. F. G. Roesner, S t. M ar­
tin'* L u th er a n C h u rch , has built 
his services around the theme o f 
the Cross." 
" I n the Light 
Carrying through with th a t theme 
in Holy Week, 8 o’clock evening 
services will each 
some 
phase of this series. Holy Com­
munion will be celebrated a t each 
of these services.

stress 

of 

Wednesday evening the sermon 
the Light of 
topic will be "In 
the Cross 
I Cleanse My Spiri­
tual Tempo,” and on Maundy 
the Light of the 
T hursday, "In 
Cross 
to Him." F riday 
I Come 
services will be held a t l l o’clock

A Candlelight Communion Ser­
vice will be beld Thursday eve­
ning at 8 o’clock a t H y d e P a rk 
C h ristia n C h urch . As part of the 
worship, 
Speaking 
the Choral 
Choir of Baker School will pre­
sent "The Passion Story” directed 
by Mrs. Tom Elkins. The church 
choir will sing "Seraphic Song" 
by Rubinstein, and Mrs. D. H. 
Ammons will sing "Communion 
Hymn" by Opie.

The churches of North Austin 
will unite in a co-operative Good 
F riday Service a t 
the Shettles 
Memorial Methodist Church. The 
three hour service, from 12 to 3 
o’clock, will be divided into seven 
devotional periods of 25 minutes 
each, with a brief intermission b e­
tween periods of 25 minutes each, 
with a brief intermission between 
periods fo r people 
to en te r or 
leave. The entire service of w or­
ship 
th e seven 
is built around 
words from the Cross.

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Lead Belly’ Tops List 
O f Summer Program

the 

"Lead B elly,” 
famous Negro 
list of 
folk singer, heads 
entertainers on the Summer En­
tertainm ent Program. Discovered 
by the late John Lomax, nation­
ally known folk song collector, 
Huddle Ledbetter 
(Lead Belly) 
has become one o f the most popu­
lar folk 
in the United 
States.

lingers 

to 

Students paying the summer en­
tertainm ent fee will receive ad­
mission 
twenty-one movies, 
two plays produced by the drama 
department, Blaney— The Magi­
cian, and the Deep River Singers. 
They will receive a reduced ad­
mission o f tw enty-five cents 
to 
Lead Belly, Zucker Duo— Pianists, 
and Earle Spicer, baritone.

Trig Functions Ara 
Today's Slip Stick Topic

Trigonometric functions will be 
the topic at the fourth m eeting of 
the free slide rule course Wednes­
day evening at 7 o’clock in Geo­
logy Building 14. The course 
is 
sponsored by Tau Beta Pi, hon­
orary engineering fraternity.

Interested persons may attend 
any of the rem aining three weekly 
meetings. T hirty minutes of 
in­
struction in fundam entals and an 
hour of practice are given.

T h e o lo g ia n S till C r itic a lly HI

Dr. W. T. Conner, professor a t 
Southwestern Theological 
Semi­
nary, Fort Worth, remain* in a 
critical condition after a heart at­
tack Saturday 
night, Bracken­
ridge Hospital officials said Tues­
day. Dr. Conner had come to A us­
tin to preach at the F irst Baptist 
Church Sunday morning.

In addition, free dancea will be 
held every Friday night during 
the summer session. These Fri­
day Frolics will last from 8 to 
l l in the Texas Union. There will 
also be duplicate bridge 
in the 
Union on F riday evenings.

A uditor’s receipt for Bummer 
fees may be presented for a M a ­
son ticket at the O ffice of the 
Dean o f Student Life, Main Build­
ing KUM or a t the O ffice of the 
A ssistant Dean o f Men, B. Hall 
15. The Summer Texan is not in­
cluded in this program.

and 

now 

N ational S tu dent Association's 
sum m er program 
includes 
"O peration Amigos," a course of 
in Mexico. 
travel 
study 
in both English 
will be 
ta u g h t 
and Spanish. They will 
include 
history, Mexican art, economics, 
philology, 
Spanish, 
literature, 
and sarape weaving.

fifty-six day 

F o r students n ot interested in 
sum m er school, the program of­
fers a 
vacation. 
Tours 
the United S tate s 
July I and 5. Tourists will circle 
famous 
the 
cities and 
places o ff 
to u rists’ paths.

country, 

visiting 

smaller 

leave 

Costs range f o r $290 to $500, 
depending on method o f tr a n s p o r ­
tation and gatew ay point.

Applications m ust be returned 
before May I. Additional 
infor­
mation may be obtained by writ­
ing 
Inter-American 
Eshleman 
Travel 
Hall, U niversity of California, 
Berkeley, Calif.

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 Battle of Flowers 
Ends Wednesday

T w o h u n d r e d d o lla rs in prizes A u stin w ith a s p e e c h ca lled , Do 
a w a i t th e w in n e rs o f W e d n e s d a y ’s We R e m e m b e r ” ; N e w t o n S e h w a r tz 
}jo u st on> w ith ‘’C o u r a g e o u s A re 
a n n u a l B a tt le o f F lo w e rs O rato r!- 
p eopie ’*; W illiam D a r d e n o f
cal C o n te s t in Geology B u ild in g 

a t 2 

1 E ig h t f i n a lis ts will beg in 
fo re n sic m a r a t h o n 
c o m p e t in g f o r a w a r d s o f $100 f o r A u stin , w ith 
f i r s t place, $50 f o r seco nd , $35 B ack .” 
f o r th i r d , a n d $15 f o r f o u r th .

o ’clock, N am e 

th e H olliday, w ith “ R ose b y O t h e r 
o f 
T e x a s B o u n ces 

; a n d R o b e r t H e a r o n 

T h e public is in v ite d to h e a r th e

Also, B e tt y M a r ie K y le o f S chu- 
o f 
le n b e r g , w ith “ T h e H e r o e s 
M ier” ; K le b e r M iller o f A u s tin ,
o r a t o r s , w h ose s u b j e c t s will 
c o n c e rn e d w ith T e x a s h e ro e s a n d with “ T illers o f t h e F i e l d ” ; Sam
H e n r y S m ith of A u s tin , w ith “ T h e 
histo ry .
W a r p an d th e W'oof” ; a n d H e r b e r t 
C. T a y lo r o f A u s tin , w ith “ E v e r y 
Man H as His A la m o . ”

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Marble Table War

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S m ith a n d D a r d e n f in is h e d one- 

tw o in last w e e k ’s p re lim in a rie s .

R on nie D u g g e r, w i n n e r o f th e 
1948 c o n te s t, will p re s id e . Mrs.
H. P. D ro u g h t 
c h a i r m a n o f th e C h e m i i t 
F lo w e rs 
San A n to n io B a t t l e o f 
I A s«>ciatioiu"and f o u r o t h e r la die s j 
A sso ciatio n, a n d f o u r o t h e r lad ies

Can’t Tell What 
Folks Will Keep 
Around the House

T h e r e ’s j u s t n o te llin g w h a t 
fo lks will k e e p a r o u n d th e h ou se 

th e s e days.

F o r 

in s ta n c e 

th e o t h e r d a y 
J i t t e r N olen h a d th e T e x a n r u n 
a little sq u ib a s k i n g i f a n y o n e 
h ad a Jive m o n k e y to le n d ou t. 
S u re e n o u g h , in n o ti m e a t all 
f o u r s t u d e n t s h a d called Nolen 
a b o u t a m o n k e y ow n e d b y B u cko 
M cCullough.
a 
N olen, 

r e p r e s e n t a t i v e o f 
B edouins, will u se th e m o n k e y 
in a d v e r t is i n g th e S h rin e C irc u s 
w hich will b e in A u stin A p ril 29 
t h r o u g h M ay 5. T ic k e ts m a y be 
f r o m N olen o r Bill 
o b ta in e d 
I>eet. P ro c e e d s will go 
th e 
to 
C ripp led C h il d r e n ’s B e n e fit.

B o o k O u t S o o n 

“ T he S cience o f C h e m i s tr y , ”

Upside-down Moon 
Puzzles Eclipse Gazers

B y J E A N Y A R B R O U G H

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t h a t t h e m o o n ? W h y is 

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up side -do w n ?

T h e se w e r e q u e s t io n s aske d th e 
o b s e r v a to r y i n s t r u c t o r a s c u r i o u s 
s t u d e n t s w a t c h e d 
th e m o o n ’s 
eclipse t h r o u g h t h e te le sc o p e T u e s ­
d ay nigh t. M a n y s t u d e n t s l e f t r e ­
g r e t t i n g th e 
tim e s p e n t s t a n d i n g 
in line to lo ok t h r o u g h th e P h y ­
b e c a u se 
sics B u ild in g 
th e m oon w a s m u c h p r e t t i e r 
to 
th e n aked eye.

te le sc o p e 

th e 

T h e m o o n b e g a n 

eclipse 
into 
its f i r s t sh a d o w o f p e n u m ­
b r a a t 7 : 3 1 o ’clo ck T u e s d a y n i g h t , 
h u t wa* n o t p e r c e iv a b le a s i t e n ­
te r e d . In th i s f i r s t sh ad o w a c o p ­
th e m oo n a n d 
p e r haze c o v e re d 
th e 
T h e 
illu m in a tio n w a s even. 
e a r t h ’s a tm o s p h e r e c a u s e d th e h a z ­
iness b e c a u se t h e m o on h as no a t ­
m osp here.

C o m p le te d a r k n e s s w as g a in e d

in th e sun eclipse a n d a n o u tlin a 
o f th e moon w a s alw a y s visible.

T h e m u c h - o b s e rv e d m oo n c a m e 
o u t o f 
to t a li ty a t 1 0 : 5 4 o ’clock 
a n d t h e a p p e a r a n c e w a s id e n tic a l 
w ith t h a t o f t h e f i r s t n o tic e a b la 
c h a n g e s o f th e eclipse.
A s m a n y pe o p le 

l a s t 
n ig h t , th e m o o n is b e s t to o b se rv e 
t h r o u g h a te le sc o p e w h e n it is in 
th e f i r s t a n d t h i r d q u a r t e r s , be ­
c a u s e th e n i t is o nly h a l f illum i­
n a t e d an d th e m o u n t a i n s a n d c r e v ­
ices c a n be see n .

re a liz e d 

t h e m o o n 

T h e d i a m e t e r o f 

is 
2,160 miles a n d th e m e a n d is ta n c e 
is 2 3 8 , 0 0 0 mijes. T h e c e n t e r o f 
g r a v i t y o f th e e a r t h - m o o n s y s te m 
is w ith in 
th e e a r t h , 2,900 m iles 
f r o m th e e a r t h ’s c e n t e r . Since t h e 
m oo n h a s no g r a v i t a t i o n it holds

a t 9 : 2 8 o ’clock w h e n 

th e m o o n i no a tm o sp h e re .

one lim e o r a n o t h e r play t h e m a - 
o n e s . 

“ T h e o n e - b a l l m a r b l e ta b le s a re 

T h e w i n n e f w i l l d e liv e r thei f i r t t , 
a n n u a l 
b e i n g p l a c e d e v e n n e a r the schools place o ra t io n b e f o r e th e 
in A u stin , w h e re th e high school B a ttle o f P lo w e rs lu n c h e o n in San 
p up ils p la y 
lunch h o u r ,” th e r e p o r t said.

t h e i r A n to n io A p ril 21. 

d u r i n g 

t h e m 

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>an A n t o n i ° wlU J’u d * e th e | p r o f e s s o r o T c h e m U t ^ w i n be o f f j w a s 7 m m e r s « d in th e second sh a d -! A p p r o x im a te l y 1 , 0 0 0 p eople a t ­
the press in, a fe w days. P u b lish e d ow called t h e u m b r a . A t th is p o i n t ; t e m p t e d to see th e m o o n in eclipse
te l e ­
the m o o n w a s d a r k , b u t had g o ld e n 
th e book w in SCH 1 ti n ts s c a t te r e d a r o u n d th e l o w e r 1 scope b u t o n ly 3 0 0 suc ceed ed , b e ­
edge T h e r e w a s n o d ir e c t line a s 1 c a u se th e line m o v e d v e r y s l o w l y ,
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Seven UT Students 
To Get Pilot Training

physical e x a m i n a ti o n , w h ich will 
be given a t an a i r ha«e n e a r 
th e i r home, to be fu lly q u a lifie d 
as av iatio n c a d e ts. U p o n g r a d u a -1 
tion th e y will be co m m issio ned as 
second l i e u te n a n t s an d receive an 
a s s ig n m e n t w ith 
As cad ets, 

th e A ir Force.
th e y will he s e n t 
to one o f f o u r A ir F o rc e fly in g 
schools in T ex as to b egin a f i f t y - , 
tw o week t r a in i n g co urse.

in 

th e 

t h a t 

F lig h t 

tr a i n i n g c o u rs es a re 

to J 
be given a t R an do lp h A ir F o rce 
Base, S an A n to n io ; G oodfellow 
A ir F o rc e Ba**, San A n g elo ; P e r ­
rin A ir F o rc e Base, S h e r m a n ; ; 
a n d W aco A ir F o rce B ase; W aco.
L a s t fall tw e n ty - s ix m en q u a li­
fied f o r c a d e t tr a i n i n g ; b u t C ap ­
tain S t e w a r t ex plained 
the 
Air F orce h as m a n y m o re a p ­
the 
p lican ts 
spring . The to t a l n u m b e r o f m en 
accep ted 
is still above 
time 
: the n u m b e r o f men a c c e p te d fro m 
i o th e r schools 
the S o u th w e st,
in 
» C ap tain S t e w a r t said.
I 
The men will be n o tifie d t h i r t y 
I to sixty days in ad v a n c e o f th e i r 
physical e x a m in a tio n , an d a f t e r 
th e e x a m in a tio n will be 
1 passing 
th e y 
I called 
' them selv es h av e cho sen, C a p ta i n 
| S t e w a r t ad ded . 

th e class 

th a n 

t h a t 

into 

this 

fall 

in 

Last Tower Time 
Broadcast Tonight

I,ast T e x a s T o w e r T im e bro ad - 
! ra* t in th e c u r r e n t c o n te s t series 
will be on K V E T W e d n e s d a y n ig h t 
j a t 
l l o ’clock. G u e st a r t is t s will 
be the S A E Q u n ite t a n d p e rs o n ­
ality of the w eek is .John L a n g ley , 
i f i r s t c h a ir m a n o f 
the displaced 
I s t u d e n t c o m m itte e. T he Me! T o n e 

T rio will also he on 

th e show.

■ On May 4 the e i g h t g u e s t arfc- 
J ists will he on a s ta g e show in 
H ogg A u d ito r iu m an d th e w in n e r 
of 
th e e ig h t week co m p e titio n 
will be a n n o u n c e d .

TR* U n ite d S tate* A ir F o rce 
h a s co n d itio n ally ac c e p te d seven 
pilot 
s t u d e n ts 
U n iv e rs ity 

f o r 

t r a i n i n g w ith 

its 

su m m e r a n d 

a u t u m n classes.
P r o s p e c tiv e 

av iatio n 

cad ets 

w e r e 
in terv ie w ed a n d exam in ed 
M o n d a y a n d T u e sd a y by M a jo r 
J u l ia n D endy, J r . , an d C ap tain 
W illiam C. S te w a r t , J r . , m e m b e rs 
of th* Air F o rc e college p r o c u r e ­
m e n t te am . C a p ta in S te w a r t is a 
jo u rn alism g ra d u a t e o f the U n i­
v ers ity , a n d while in school was 
a m e m b e r o f th e U niversity tr a c k 
te am .

S tu d e n t s acce p ted are E r n e s t 
III, San A n to n io ; 
Cue K rezd o rn 
F ox, A u s ti n ; 
E d w a r d Michael 
C arl Lee G a r r e t t , 
J r . , T y le r ; 
J a m e s I). S hinn, T a y lo r; R o b e rt 
H. D y er, H e n d e r s o n ; 
J a c k N. 
R eynolds, F t W o r t h ; an d C la r ­
ence R. P it ru c h a , Rogers.
a p p lic an ts 

lack only a

The 

Easter Sea! Drive Aids 
Speech Therapy Clinic

P lan * f o r th e d ed ica tio n o f th e 
n ew C e re b ra l P alsy C e n te r will 
be discussed W e d n e s d a y n ig h t a t 
th e T ra v is C o u n ty 
a m e e tin g of 
S o ciety f o r C rip pled C h ildren. 
W eld o n H a r t, c h a ir m a n , will r e ­
p o r t on p ro g r e s s 
o f the E a s t e r 
seal drive.

T h e b u ild ing , o w n ed by th e city, 
will be m a i n ta i n e d w ith 
f u n d s 
fr o m sale o f E a s t e r seals which 
en d S u nday .

F u r n i t u r e a n d e q u ip m e n t is b e ­
g in n in g th e a r r iv e . An a u d io m e te r , 
to m e a s u r e th e a m o u n t o f so un d 
a child c a n h e a r , an d a wire r e ­
c o r d e r will he in stalled. Dr, Je s se 
V illa rre a l, U n iv e rs ity speech sp e ­
cialist, says the f i n e s t speech t h e r ­
ap y u n i t so uth o f St. Louia will he 
lo c a te d in A ustin .

Mrs. H o m e r Ulrich, sp eech t h e r ­
apist, said o n e o f th e m o s t d i f f i ­
c u l t p ro b lem s 
te a c h in g c e r e ­
in 
is 
b r a l palsied c h ild ren to apeak 
d e te r m i n in g w h e th e r o f n o t th e y 
can hear. T he a u d i o m e t e r will d e ­
te r m in e this.

W U g,
On ^Jret

W E D N E S D A Y
9 . 3 — U n iv e rs ity B a r A sso ciation 

election, L aw B uilding.

9 . 5 — Mexican p ic tu re s , A r c h it e c ­

t u r e B uilding.

9 :3 0 - 1 1 :3 0 — S h o w in g o f M ex ic a n ; 
la n d s c a p e s by F id e l F ig u e r o a in 
M ax im ilian Room o f Driskill H o - i 
te l ; also 2-5 a n d 7 :3 0 -1 0 w ith 
special p ro g ra m s.

10-12— E x h ib i t by F o r t W o r t h A r t 

A sso ciatio n, L a g u n a Gloria.

IO— I n t e r m e d i a t e C lub c o ff e e fo r 
N e w c o m e rs C lu b, L a g u n a Glo­
ria.

2 — Final* in B a tt le 

o f F lo w e rs 
sp eech c o n te s t, G eology B u ild ­
ing 14.

2 —5 — “ C a rn iv a l o f M e a s u r e m e n t s ,” 

E n g i n e e r i n g B u ild in g 102.

3 — U n iv e rs ity D am es, 3409 W e r ­

n er.

4 - C l a r e n c e S c o tt, 

in 
L is te n in g H o u r , Music R ecital
Hall.

b a r i to n e , 

4 — A ll-U n iv ersity D ay p lan s to be 
o p en m e e tin g , 

discussed 
T e x a s U n io n 401.
polo 

7 . 9 — W a te r 

in 

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

G r e g o r y Gym pool.

7— T a u B eta Pi slide ru le class, 

G eology B u ild in g 14.

>
7— F re s h m a n Fellow sh ip a n d U p ­
p ercla ss C lubs to e le c t o f f ic e r s 
f o r S t u d e n t C h r is ti a n A ssocia­
tio n, YMCA.
7 — S o u th C e n t r a l T e x a s Club— 

T e x a s I 'nio n 309.

7— T h e t a Sig m a P h i— J. B. 212. 
b a n q u e t, 

7 :1 5 — L ib e ra l 

p a r t y 

C a m p u s Co-O p C a f e te r ia .

7 : 1 5 — S w in g a n d T a r n will m e e t 
t o 9 o ’c lo c k W e d ­
in t h e T e x a * 

f r o m 7 : 1 5 
n e s d a y e v e n i n g 
U n io n patio.

7 ;30— O b s e r v a t o r y open in P h y ­

sics B uilding, 

g— Dr. B e r n a r d M yers to discuss 
R e m b r a n d t in f i r s t o f se r ie s o f 
le c tu re s on th e old m a s te rs , A r ­
c h it e c tu r e B uild in g 105. 

A nd th e n , said th e r e p o r t , t h e 
te n t a c le s o f th e r a c k e t s p r e a d in to 
I th e law e n f o r c e m e n t o ff ic e s w h e r e 
i th e r e a re p a y -o f fs t o k e e p ra i d s 

: 

g— L a tin -A m e rie a n U nion, T e x a s 
! U nion 301. 

l l — " T e x a s T o w e r T im e ,” K V E T .

from o c c u rrin g .

T he r e p o r t w o u n d up w ith 
a 
I plea f o r co -o p e ra tio n fr o m th e c it i­
zens o f T ra v is C o u n ty to he lp w ipe 
o u t th e slot m a c h i n e m e n a c e . I t 
th e c ity policy an d 
co m m e n d e d 
c o u n ty a t t o r n e y ’s o ff ic e f o r 
th e 
raids which have b ee n m a d e in t h e 
p a s t ie w weeks.

T l u s e p ro g r a m s a r e a p a r t of 
th e U n io n R adio 
th e w o rk o f 
C o m m ittee , w r it te n , 
p ro d u ced , 
and c a rr ie d o u t e n ti r e l y by s t u ­
d e n ts on t h e i r own time.

C h a rle s R o g e rs C a r lt o n , U n i­
ve rsity chim es p la y e r , w a s s u b ­
j e c t o f an a rtic le 
in his ho m e 
tow n p a p e r, th e P a ri s N ews, A pril
IU.

A c c o rd in g to 

t h e G ra n d J u r y , 
th e “ big m o n e y ” bo y s a r e bid ding 
c o m p e titiv ely 
loca­
f o r 
tio ns, m o s t o f w hich a r e n e a r th e 
D rag o r 
A u stin 
th e d o w n to w n 
a re a .

t h e b e s t 

R e p o rts o f as high as $500 b e ­
ing p aid f o r a good lo c a tio n w e re 
given by G r a n d J u r y m em b er? .

T h e r e p o r t 

to ld how 

m a c h in e r a c k e t s a r e j u s t 
, nin g o f w id e-op en law lessness.

th e slo t 
begin - 

th e o r y 

th e u n d e r w o r l d 

It a d v a n c e d th e 

t h a t 
once 
l e a r n s t h a t 
“ the h e a t ’s o f f , ” big -tim e g a m b - j 
lers, p e tty c rim in a ls, 
law- 
; b re a k e r * o f all s o r ts will m ove in 
w h e re t h e r e a r e e a sy pickings.

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