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AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1946

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No. 172

Parade Starts Drive to Boost Memorial Fund
John Lee Smith Hits 
A t U T in Politics

Books Will Help 
Build Vet Dormitory

Next World War May Be Last

lf Armament Race Continues

R eligion 

is th e a n sw e r to th e ] w orld will be th e v o r te x o f th is! 

B y L E L A B E L I T S K Y

T u esd a y

is the o n ly 

n ig h t’s fo o tbail-style Textbook P a ra d e and
th re a t o f w orld d e str u ctio n , Dr. m o v e m e n t. 
The Briniest picture w as painted rally will begin in fron t of Carothers Dorm itory a t 7 : 2 0 
Bolden said. R e lig io n 
th in g th a t has a f o l lo w in g s t r o n g by Dr. B ro w n , w ho b e c a u se o f his o ’clock, announced P e p p y Blount, rally chairm an o f th e 
en o u g h to g a t h e r th e support o f a sso c ia tio n w ith the atom ic bomb, V e te r a n s ’ Memorial Fund steering com m ittee 
t h e p eo p le o f all n a t i o n .. C h u rch es rea lizes m o r e a c u te l y the p o ten tia l 
m u s t c o n c e n t r a t e on on e th in g 
p ow er o f this new w ea p on . H e dis 
a b olish in g war. And th e f i v e h u n ­
cred ited a n y “ n e w w ea p o n s, such 
the
d red m illion C h ristia n s 
as cosm ic b o m b s” hut said 
that 
m ore p o w e r fu l 
bombs 
w e r e in e vitab le .

Led by the Longhorn Band and escorted by th e Cow boys,
students will march d o w n the D rag, around to L ittlefield
t h e 
w alk s to the fr o n t o f Main B u ild ­
ing. U sed 
in stea d o f 
te x t b o o k s 
co w b ells and the C o w b o y s w it h o u t 
th eir ch ap s w ill make this d i f f e r ­
e n t from fall p re-g a m e rallies.

♦ M e m o r ia l F o u n ta in , and up 

ato m ic 

in 

in 
“ N e w a to m ic w e a p o n s arc 
the o f f i n g , ” he said. “ It is t e c h ­
n ica lly fe a s ib le to build a bomb o f 
g r e a t e r pow er. The bom bs d rop­
ped on Japan d e str o y e d an area 
super 
o f 
ato m ic bomb will d estro y an area 
o f 3 25 sq u ar e miles w ith the sam e 
thoroughness.*'

sq u a re miles. A 

fo u r 

Sectionizing 
Starts Tomorrow

Tuesday Is Last Day 
To See Advisors

A t 7 :30, a program by th e Sib- 
o n e y B o y s and A lice M u n gu ia, t h e 
A n d erso n Sis ters, and th e Phi G am ­
ma D e lta q u a rtet w ill e n te r t a in 
t e x tb o o k -b ea rers.

“ T h e r e ’ll be rec e p ta c le s all a lo n g

. 

T u e sd a y is the last d ay fo r « t u - ! ‘ he " a >' 'iu rin >-' th e 

o r st u -
d ents ca n w a it and d ep o sit t h e ir 
d e n ts to s e e advisors a s s e c t , o n , z - . t e x t b o o k c o n tr ib u tio n s at t h e ral-
ing b eg in s in Gregory Gym W ed - 
n e s d a y and T h u rsda y a ft e r n o o n 
and n ig h t. 
. • 

T h re e U n iv e r s i ty q u e e n s w ill b e
‘ g u e s t s o f honor a t the ra lly: P e g g y
 Black, V a rsity C arn ival q u e e n ;
t 
In se c t io n iz in g , s t u d e n t s should T o n y M arshalli A q u a C a rn ;v a j

l y , ” B lo u n t sta ted .

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1

1

1

1

1

,

T u e sd a y a f t e r n o o n in o b serv e hours fo r w hich t h e y a r e ; q u e e n ; a n d N o rm a S tr a t to n , *

s w e e t -
sch edu led , 
.Speakers will be Jo h n A-
b a u m , a s s i s t a n t r e g i s t r a r . M o n d a y ) M cC urdy, se c r e ta r y o f th e E x -S tu -

s ta te d Max F i e h t e n - ! heart. 

L a sh in g out at politicians and branding as “o u tla w s ” 
those U n iversity stu d en ts and f a c u lt y m em bers w h o dared 
sp ea k a g a in st th e constituted authority of their school, 
John Lee Smith, c a n d id a te for Governor, d elivered a radio 
s p e e c h M onday night that b ecam e virtually a book review 
ot U .S .A .,’ a history stu d y o f Dr. Homer R a in e y ’s dis­
missal, and a series o f q u o ta tio n s 
fro m T e x a s S ta t u te s a n d a n c ie n t 
sag es.

B y C E C I L H O D G E S 

1 ca tc h up w ith us in a to m ic w ea-

U n le s s d e f i n it e s t e p s are m ad e p o n s.” 

Dr. P arry proposed 

in m a n k in d ’s d e s t r u c - 1 m ission o f 

the 
w ith in o n e y e a r tow a rd a w o rk in g 
w orld o r g a n iz a t io n , a w a r th a t w i l l ; U n ited N a t io n s build up a com- 
c u lm in a te 
job 
tion is v ery prob ab le. T his w a s th e 
it is to check on all ato m ic ex peri- 
s u m m a tio n o f th e rou n d ta b le dis-, m en ts. T h ey w o u ld hav e th e p o w er 
c u ss io n th a t o p e n e d th e T e x a s In- to halt a n y work th a t w a s th o u g h t 
s t it u t e o f I n t e r n a tio n a l R e la tio n s to be d irected to w a r d war. 
c o n v e n ti o n M on d a y a f t e r n o o n at i 
th e Y M C A .

in s p ec to rs w h o se 

th a t 

★

T h e p r e s e n t L ie u te n a n t -G o v e r ­
nor q u oted a r ticles and r e v is e d a rt- 
^ l e s o f th e st a te to pro ve th a t the 
oard o f R e g e n ts has so le dom- 
the U n iv e r s i t y . He 
m e n c e o v er 
said, “ It 
is absurd t o the poin t 
o f a s in in i t y to c o n te n d t h a t tho 
a c ts o f th e R e g e n t s sh o uld he cir­
cu m scrib e d by the s u g g e s t i o n s o r 
d ic t a te s o f a n y g r o u p n ot a u t h o r ­
ized by law to so a c t . ”

S u m m a r iz in g to the p e o p le o f 
T e x a s th e series o f e v e n t s that 
lead to th e d ism issa l o f Dr. H o m er 
R ainey, he 
said, “ T he m a t te r s 
w h ich Dr. R a in e y so u g h t to m a k e 
an issu e \
 hi? fig h t w ith th e R e ­
g e n t s are im p o r ta n t o n ly in th a t 
th e y 
o f 
R a i n e y ’s c a u se . . . H e s p e c i f ic a l ly 
ch arged th a t th e fr e e d o m o f t e a c h ­
ing had b een v iola ted by th e R e­
g e n ts 
n ovel “ U . S .A . ” by John D o ; Pa.
S O S .

the w e a k n e s s 

in b a n n in g th e u se o f th e ♦ 

r e v ea l 

“ I have no c o m p la in t w ith a n y 
on e w h o d esire s to read su ch m u r­
k y sto r ie s o f d e g e n e r a c y . It, o f 
c o u rse, is like d rin k in g a cocktail 
drained from the s e w e r t o do so, 
hut if th a t is r e fr e s h in g to th e ir 
ta s te , le t th e m pursue to thei" full 
th is 
th e r e a d in g o f 
s a t is f a c t io n 
filth 
. Rut I v e - y v ig o r o u s ly 
. 
p r o tes t th a t such a hook eve r be 
u sed in a U n iv e r s i t y r e a d in g co u rse 
im m a tu r e 

in stru ction o f 

. 

' fo r th e 

s t u d e n t s . ”

Mr. S m ith w e n t on to

th e d is s a tis fa c t io n in th e U n iv e r ­
s i t y o v e r P r e s id e n t T. S. P a i n t e r ’s 
a p p o in t m e n t, and sa y s th at, “ We 
n o w w itn e s s th e d r a g g in g o f the 
U n iv e r s ity in t o the a r e n a o f soc 
did po litics. W e see a w e ll-c o a c h e d 
m in o r ity o f th e s t u d e n t b o d y vo­
P r e sid e n t 
a tt a c k in g 
c if e r o u s ly 
S e e S M IT H , P a g e 4.

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J O H N LEE SM ITH 

at investigation of UT, 1944

Assembly Sends 
Questionnaires

Politicos Queried 
On UT Problems

fo r 

Q u estio n naries 

the c a n d i­
fo r 
lie u te n a n t 
go v ern o r, 
d a tes 
g o v e r n o r , and the le g is la tu r e , re- 
d iscu ss g a r d ;n g th eir fe e l in g s on c u rre n t
p rob lem s a t 
the U n iv e r s i ty are 
n ow b e in g m ailed by the S t u d e n t s ’ 
A sso c ia tio n , J im S m ith, p resid en t, 
a n n o u n c e d Monday.

T h e e n tir e 

list o f c a n d id a t e s 
has n o t been receiv d fr o m c o u n ­
ty D e m o c r a tic c h a ir m e n , b u t 
it 
should ho c o m p le ted s o m e t im e be­
fo re th e end o f th e w e e k , S m ith
j said. S t u d e n t s who w ish to help
trot th em m ailed , or w h o are can- 
I d id a tes fo r o f f i c e t h e m s e lv e s , are
r e q u e st e d to stop by th e S t u d e n t s ’
A sso c ia tio n o f f i c e 
th e U n ion
a n y a ft e r n o o i

in 

T h is w a s th e plan a d v a n c e d by 
Dr. B r o w n , m e m b er o f th e e x e c u ­
tiv e c o m m itt e e o f th e A sso cia tio n 
o f Oak R idge S c ie n t ist s.

Dr. B ro w n said th a t th e w o rld is 
in an a r m a m e n t race n o w . “ If w e 
do n o t ta k e s te p s to p e r f e c t the 
U N w ith in on e y e a r , th e n 
it will 
be to o la te. It will be 
im possible 
to b a ck track , u n d o in g the work 
th a t w ill have b een d o n e, all
which is le a d in g to a w a r th a t will 
d e s t r o y 
th e w o r ld ,” Dr. B ro w n 
said. 

Coffeorum Takes 
Up Labor Problem

“ Sh o u ld th e g o v e r n m e n t 

in t e r ­

in clu d ed Dr. A lb e r t B e.: Victor Nations, Armaments
Lead Today's Agenda in 'Y'

c u ssio n 
d en , e m i n e n t ch u r ch m a n o f L o n ­
don, Dr. Harrison S. B r o w n , Dr.
A lb e r t P arry, and Mr. G. S c o tt 
fr o m S a n A n to n io .

T h e U N is the first ste p in this 

d a y a t 9 :3 0 T u e s d a y m or n in g, J u n e 4, a t the U n iv e r s i ty YM CA.

A lb e r t D. B e ld e n will giv e the d e v o tio n a l a d d ress at 9 o ’clock 
in 
th e Y M C A , and A lb e r t B arry w ill speak at 1 1 :4 5 o ’clock on “ R u ssia
and 

I he T e x a s I n s titu te o f In t e r n a tio n a l R e la tio n s will have J a m e s 
d ir e c tio n , but th e re m u s t be sev- M organ Read sp eak on “ V ic to r N a tio n s a t W o r k ” to open its seco n d
erat a m e n d m e n t s b e f o r e 
it can 
b e c o m e a w o r k in g o rg a n iza tio n . 
T h ere m u s t be c o m p l e te r e p r e s e n ­
tation o f n a tio n s in th e U N , a d is­
trib u tio n o f v o ti n g p r iv ile g e s a c ­
c o r d in g to pow er, r e so u r c e s , and 
loc ation . The v e to m u s t be a b o l­
ished, and an 
body 
should be put a t th e h ea d o f the 
o r g a n iz a t io n . T h e g e n e r a l a s s e m ­
bly m i g h t be liken ed to a g u id in g 
board and 
the S e c u r it y C ou ncil 
could be n a m ed as th e e x e c u t i v e 
board.

Helicopters 
Visit UT

♦ A r m a m e n t s ” will he 

the N ea r L a st. 

A t 2 o clock 

e x e c u t i v e 

A 

e x ­
pressed deep co n cern ov er the fail-
N a tio n a l S o v e r e ig n t y and ure o f the p eo p le to rea lize how
is to d ay . T h ey 
the s u b j e c t ! s erio u s str u c tu r e 
o f a rou n d ta b le discussion con-1 a p p ea led to m e m b e r s o f the press 
ar)d radio in d u stry to tell peop le 
d u cted by the in s titu te f a c u l t y . 

f a c u l t y m em b ers 

th e 

All 

la b o r a to ry session on visual how c lose a n o th e r w ar is. 

the Y M C A . w dl he 

A n o th e r rou n d table discu ssion

e d u c a tio n will be led by F red C olei 
ta 3 :3 0 o ’clock a t 
Y M C A a ud itoriu m . T h e fac- 
Harrison S. B r ow n w ill d iscuss! 
“ The A to m ic B om b and W orld I u lty w il| he e n l a D?ed a a <l "'ill dis­
and 
cu ss “ N a tio n a l S o v e r e ig n t y 
G o v e r n m e n t” at 
th e U n iv e r s ity 
A r m a m e n t s . ” This will f i t in with 
B a p tis t Church 
o ’clock, 
a t 
a c o n tin u a tio n o f the d iscu ssion 
s p o n s o r ed by the in s tit u te and the 
started M onday.
T e x a s A s s o c ia tio n fo r 
the S tu d y
o f the S ocial and P olitical Impli-

8 

Brooks Field Men 
Here to Recruit

Mr. S co tt, w ho w a s in E u ro p e M aJ °r T h o m a s F o w l e r and Lieu-
the

said t e n a n t W illia m M a jo r m a d e 

les s th a n 
fo u r m o n th s ago, 
th a t the n a tio n s th ere are a c tu a lly I ,10U1'’S 
p r e p a r in g 
for w ar . “ W e h a v e n ’t M on d a y m o r n in g 
sto p p e d m a k in g a to m ic bom bs and sq u a d ron s th ree 
E u r o p e a n n ation s are w o r k in g to

A lth o u g h 

R o e k in g and tu r n in g in e x h i b i - 1 c a tio n s o f A t o m i c 

E n e r g y ,

tw o a rm y helicop - 

tion lan d in g s, 
tors hovered and then s e ttle d to YMCA b e tw e e n 1 0 : 4 5 and 
a sq u a t on the M e n ’s In tra m u r al o ’clock T u e sd a y m o r n in g 
F ield .Monday as p a rt o f an arm y h unch> a t 
a ir force: 3 0 1 - d a y r a m m i n g f l ig h t i i t y C o m m u n ity c h u r c h 
o f sc h ed u led to v is it all ma,., T e x a s c e n ts R e„o r v a tio n , fm . , unch ^

C o f f e e will be s e rv ed a t 

, 0 .cIock a t th e U ni

the
l l 15
and

f o r 50

O p e n i n g o u t o f 

the 

Liaison S q u ad ro n a t B ro ok s r l e l d , 1 

12 0 th W e d n e sd 
- 

H ar rison I Brow
”

be m a d e th e p rev io u s day

Veterans lo Elect 
Af 6:30 Tonight

The 

“ Book R ally ” T u e sd a y
night, 7 :3 0 o ’clock, has n ece ssi-

f l i * ht 

011 tim e o f 

th e squadron 

in 
e g g b eaters.

froni San A n to n io 
tw o o f th e 

Albert T °'" 
A lbert
P a rry will talk a b o u t “ R ussia and 
the F a r F a s t , ” and D u a n e F a w will 
“ The N e w V e te r a n 
sp ea k 
is a u ­
W a g e s P e a c e .” The round 
table 
th orized fi v e more c r a ft , th e S i ­
d iscussio n will he o f “ C o lo n ies 
k orsk y A ir c r a ft C o rpo ratio n is u n ­
.Subject P e o p le ,” and Fred 
and 
ab le to fill o u t s t a n d in g orders-
ev en w ith the p rice a t a p p r o x ! - °^c 
c o n d u c t a n o th e r labora-
m a t e ly $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 per 
L ie u t e n a n t M ajor. 

The A sso cia tio n p lans ele c tio n 
the s u m m c r -fa ll
said to r.v se ssio n on visu al e d u c a tio n , se m e ste r s. M em b ers h ave been
T h u r sd a y A lb e r t Parry will have w ritten to a tt e n d this m e e t in g to
should
p er hour, each h e lico p ter m u s t P e a c e .” Pablo M ax Y n sfr a n will 
load t h e A ssociatio n d urin g t h e s e
c a r r y a pilot, and n a v ig a t o r f o r d iscu ss “ B u e n o s A ir e s A x is v e r su s n ex t “ b u s y ” m on ths, a n n o u n c e d

tion w ill m e e t a t 6 :3 0 o ’clock 
en a b le m e m b e r s to e le c t o f f i c e r s 
im p o r ta n t 
and 
b u sin ess and still be on ti m e for 
the rally.

W ith a top sp eed o f H O miles as bis s u b j e c t “ R ussia and 

i -.00 o clock. The A ssocia- 

the s e l e c t o f f ic e r s 

to cond u ct oth e r 

o f o f f i c e r s 

ship, 

th e y 

feel 

for 

on 

This w ill b alan ce. The c h i e f n a v ig a t io n con-j W a sh in g to n A x i s . ” J a m e s Morgan I Jim F itz g e r a ld , p resid ent.

v e n e in labor d is p u t e s ? ” 
be 
W e d n e s d a y 
orum a t 4 o'clock 
B allr oo m o f the T e x a s U n io n .

th e s u b j e c t o f d iscu ssio n at 
C o f f e ­
a f t e r n o o n ’s 
in th e J u n io r 

Soc LPA Kl I T E RS, I a g o 4. 

gists o f g o in g to the n e a r e s t rail- Read w ill sp ea k on “ S h a r in g Re- 

Vets to Get Books 
By Quicker Method

M em b ers o f the p an el will be 
Dr. D. L. Clark, p r o fe s s o r o f E n g ­
lish; T. A. R o u sse, p r o f e s s o r o f 
the 
s p ee ch and c o -o r d in a to r o f 
V e t e r a n s ’ A d v is o r y 
J.
S e r v ic e ; 
N e ils T h o m p so n , a s s o c ia t e p r o f e s ­
sor o f civil e n g in e e r i n g ; Dr. A. H.
S c o u t e n , 
E n g lis h ; req u isitio n books a n d su p p lie s for
„ , n 
<%ncl Dr. D. Cf. Dcwis, in s tru c to r in j tho s u m m e r session will e x p e d it e 
g o v e r n m e n t . Mr. R ousse will se r v e the 
as m o d e r a t o r at th e m e e t in g . 

B u sin e s s on th e a g e n d a in clu d es
j s o u r c e s w ith a S t a r v i n g W orld ” v o tin g upon th e q u e stio n o f hir-
ing a f u l l - t i m e s e c r e t a r y t o han d le
be “ World E c o n o m ic R e co n stru c- c o r r e sp o n d e n c e fo r the V M O F and
, tion. A la b o r a to ry sessio n will be to hand le th e e x p e c t e d floo d o f
in fo rm a -
held on lite r a tu r e and o rg a n iza tio n mail r e q u e s t i n g h o u sin g 
t i o n and o t h e r v e t e r a n 
resou rces. 
i n q u i r i e s
tho J u ly - S e p t e m b e r period.
ta b le discus- A lso, the A s s o c i a t i o n w ill v o t e on
co n d u c t 
I aion o f “ R e lie f and R e con stru c- a proposal w h e r e b y p ro fits from
. 
A n e w m eth od fo r v e te r a n s to j t i o n , ” and w ork in the local com- c o n c e s s io n s o f S o u t h w e s t C o n fer -
m u n i ty will he th e s u b j e c t o f the once e v e n ts will go to stu d e n t serv-
i u 
is su in g o f r eq u is itio n s, T. A. _________ I____________________________ 

.sesMun wm ex p eu iu laboratory session. 

T he f a c u lty o f th e in s tit u te w ill fo r 

The round table d iscu ssion will 

in stru c to r 
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, f T 

ice organizations.

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a ft e r n o o n . If t h e y ha v e labs th a t 
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m t e r f e r e w ith th ose pe riod s stu- 

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, 

f| e n t s ’ A sso c ia tio n , A m o N o w o t n y ,
dean o f 
life , and te n t a -
ti v e ]y# Coach D a n a x E[h]e Tom<

.student 

d e n ts should 
8 :3 0 and 9 o ’clock at night.

se c t io n iz e b e tw e e n 

“ S e c tio n iz e r s can n o t ta k e care 
o f 
tho se s t u d e n ts at a n y o th er 
t i m e ,” Mr. F ich ten b a u m w ar n ed . 
This d ies n o t include en g in e e r s .

A p p a r e n tly 5 .0 0 0 to 6 ,0 0 0 s t u ­
last 
d en ts began p r e -r e g is te r in g 
T hursd ay, Mr. F ic h te n b a u m sta ted .
r e g is tr a tio n w a s 
e 

E n g in e e r i n g 
, 

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l 

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• 

m y A r r in g to n d irects th e show .

“ The 

lo n g and sh o rt o f 

i t ”— ■ 
B lo u n t and R ooster A n d r e w s — will 
S e e P A R A D E , P a g e 4.

Used Book W ill A d m it 
Students to Three Shows

reported g o in g v e r y s a t is f a c to r il y , i t_ - - .
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. u n i v e r s i t y s t u d e n ts to t h r e e Au*-

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A used 

.
te x tb o o k will a d m it
*
. 

, 

, 

r e g is te r in g . D ea n W oo l rich said e x c h a n g e 

t o th a t he e x p e c t e d b et w e e t 2 ,3 0 0 to 
2 .5 0 0 in th e s u m m e r term though. 
T otal r e g is tr a tio n in th e S ch o ol o f 
E n g in e e r in g is no w a p p r o x im a te ly 
2,5 00 .

| w in 

j,e ou tsid e 

B o o th s 

to 
the b o o l s
p a s s e s 
the
P a r a m o u n t
the V a r s it y and 

f o r 

d o w n to w n and 
T ex a s th e a t e r s on the drag.

“ C rim e and P u n is h m e n t , ” m o v ­
ie sc h ed u le d to he sh o w n at th® 
T e x a s I nion T u e sd a y n ig h t, w ill 
also he free to s t u d e n t s b r in g in g 
a te x tb o o k .

Band, Cowboys Vote 
To Lead Book Parade

Band has o ff ic ia l ly clo sed its «en- 

In co -o p e ra tio n w ith 
ren t V e t e r a n s ’ M em orial 

th e c ur­
F u n d 
D e sp ite the fa c t tile L on gh orn drive, th e s e books will he cash ed 
in w ith those co llected d u r in g th®
1 son fo r the yea r, th e g ro u p m et drive's d u ration. M ay 2 8 -J u n e 5. 
Monday n ig h t and v oted t o le ad th e P ro c e e d s w ill go to w ar d b u ild in g 
Book R ally parade. C olo n el G eorg e an a p a r tm e n t d o rm itory 
fo r v e t- 
stated era n s and their f a m ilie s an d fo r 
H urt, band director, has 
chit­
that hand m e m b e r s should m e e t sc h ola rsh ip s 
in 
and m a y w e a r c o v e r a lls 
have them

front o f C arothers D o rm ito ry dren.

for v e t e r a n s ’ 

if t h e y 

“ *

S im ilar action w a s 

ta k en by 
t o p a r tic i­
C ow b oy s, w ho voted 
pate- in th e parade. P e p p y B lo u nt, 
chairm an o f the s t e e r in g c o m m it ­
tee 
said Monday 
night.

the drive 

fo r 

will c o n tin u e his discu ssion s
a to m ic e n e r g y w ith - A t o m i c E n e r - 1 ? ' E ^ S c r v i c c m e n ' * A sso c ia tio n | o f E n g in e e r in g , rep o rted . B e t w e e n } £ „ £ ' 
g y and Y ou r F u t u r e . ” 

t> « v >ously a n n e u n e e d 

I .(JOO a nd LTO*) stu d en t s a r e pre- a g e r h a s a n n o u n ced .

o f

'] I ta t c d a ch a n g e in m e e t in g tim e o f Dean W. R. W oolrich , o f the School 

T h e i e w 4 m .°n“-

R o usse, co -o rd in a to r o f th e Uni-
This C o f f e o r u m w a s o r ig in a lly v e r s ity V e te r a n s A d v iso r y S erv ice , 

sc h e d u le d fo r last W e d n e sd a y , hut a n n o u n c e d M onday.
w as p o stp o n ed b eca u se 
o f 
f a c u l t y m e e t in g .

R eq u isitio n s will be prep ared in 
a d v a n c e so th e y m a y he p icked up
S i n c e th e plan f o llo w e d at the M on d a y, J u ly I, a t S u tt o n H a l l ! IO
e . rcgia.
, .
, tered w ill co -o p e r a te w ith th e Ad-
v is o r y S e r v ic e and fo llo w th e m-
' t r u c t i o n s listed b elow : 

la st ( o ff e o r u m w a s so 
m e m b er s o f th e p anel will a g a in 
* 
speak b e fo r e the m e e t in g is op en ed 
/ 
lo r g e n e r a l d iscu ssion , said Mrs.
S pratt.

s u c c e s s fu l . jf v e t e r a n s w ho h av e 

. 
i r n 

-j 

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., 

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n 

, 

> 

i 

, 

, 

. 

C o f f e e will 

be se rv ed to th ose

a tt e n d in g .

M odel o f Roosevelt Cenotaph 
Unveiled in Park Ceremony

^ . 

. 

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____________________ 

D orris N e y la n d , hom e ec o n o m ic s to 

/Jelled,

T he q u e s t ion naries are c o n c e r n ­
ed w ith b u d g et in c r e a s e s f o r h ig h ­
er f a c u l t y p a y and w ith p ossib le
| a m e n d m e n t s 
the S t a t e Con-
to 
I s t itu t io n to permit th e U n iv e r s iy
issu e bonds for b u ild in g pur 
s t u d e n t fr o m S ilsb ee , has d ecid ed p oses an d to p u r ch a se th ose bonds 
that f a n c y d arn in g is n o t fo r her. j w ith m o n e y from the p e r m a n e n t 
th u r s d a y n ig h t, w h ile a t t e m p t i n g school 
the 
a f e w high j i n x 
th e air, she j m eth o d o f a p p o in t in g th e Board 
sm a r tly click ed her h eels to g e t h e r o f R e g e n ts ,
and 
g e a r m u s t ha ve been f a u l t y , fo r tho q u e sio n n a r ie , 
she broke tw o bones 
fo o t and now h o b b le s a ro un d on pose 
the m o st f e t c h in g cast.

le t te r b oin g s e n t w ith 
S m ith sta ted , 
le ft we ar e p o in t in g o u t th a t ou r pur- 
is n o t to g iv e e n d o r s e m e n t
to arty c a n d id a te, hut to g iv e the 
five 
th o u s a n d s t u d e n t s w ho are 
e lig ib le to v o te a c h a n c e to make 
an o b j e c t iv e stu d y o f th a t part 
o f the c a n d id a t e ’s p la tfo r m w hich 
c o n c e r n s the U n iv e r sity .

s ta rte d do w n . H e r 

to c h a n g e 

fu n d , and 

la n d in g 

lier 

th e 

in 

in 

in 

*

A n s w e r s 

to the q u e s t io n s will 
be g i v e n w id esp rea d p u b lic it y on 
the caninus, as w ell as 
in The 
D aily T e xa n .

s e a s o n 

t h a t g u s h e d 

J o u r n a l i s m w a g s c a n h a r d l y 
w a i t f o r n e x t f al l a n d t h e t a p ­
f o r g i r l s ’ ho n or - 
p i n g 
a r i e s . 
S e e m s o n e o r g a n i z a t i o n 
or i gi nat e d t h e c u s t o m o f w r i t i n g 
f o r t h wi t h 
• t o r i e s 
“ a n d s h e w a s s i m p l y s p e e c h l e s s 
a s s h e s a t t h e r e a m i d t h e s y r u p 
t a p p e d her, 
p i t c h e r s w h e r e w e 
^ ^ ^ e t c . ” N o w be t * a r e b e i n g p l a c e d 
^ S i s t o w h e t h e r t he T e x a n ’s n i g h t 
t o b e a r up 
t h r i l ­

s t a f f wi l l be a bl e 
t h r o u g h a n o t h e r t oo , t o o 
l in g t a p p i n g s e a s o n .

★

Dr. Dobie, Endorsing Rainey, 
Speaks Tonight in YMCA

nor w ill 

T u e sd a y n ig h t as Dr. H o m er P.

Think T w ic e D e p a r tm e n t: B e ­
T he R a in e y c a m p a ig n f o r g o v e r -j U n iv e r s ity , Mr. D o b ie w ill open 
fo r e y o u g iv e up y o u r a p a r tm e n t 
l e c e i v e a d o u b le b oo st ^ ‘s w id e ly - h e r a ld e d ca m p a ig n fo r 
fo r the s u m m er, m a ke su r e you 
Dr. R a in e y . In a r e c e n t in terv iew , 
h ave a p lace to sleep co m e S e p t e m ­
on his r etu rn fr o m E u rop e, 
the 
ber. R alston B ro w n , vice-prest-
w ell-k n o w n au th o r and T e x a n stat-
d e n t o f th e E x - S e r v i c e m e n ’s As o -; ^ or ,h e g o v e r n o r sh ip w ith a sp eec h c d that he plans to sp en d th e n ex t
th at a p p lic a tio n s 
c ia tion , r e p o r ts 
are p o u rin g 
in to th e o f f i c e fo r 
aid in fi n d in g a n y sort o f a c c o m ­
I t’s 
modation': fo r the f a ll term . 
the sa m e sad st o r y . . . s o m e b o d y 
is g o i n g to 
fall.
A re you?

from D e n iso n , and J, F ra n k Do- se v e ra l m o n t h s c a m p a ig n in g 
bio sp e a k s to the s t u d e n t b od y at ^ r- R a in e y . In his 
the U n iv e r s ity Y M C A on “ W hy I c h a rac te r iz e d th e e d u c a to r as pos
SCSS ing tho throe q u a l i t i e s ho bt
lov es a g o v e r n o r m u st have. 
in-
te g r i t y , in fo r m a tio n , and in tellec-
tual pow er.

R a in e y o f f ic ia l ly o p e n s his drive

W e S hould E le ct R a in e y .”

lose out, co m e 

in t e r v ie w he 

iii 

, 

. „ *. 

Mr. D ob ie, w h o j u s t retu rn e d 
f i oui E u r o p e , will sp ea k 
the 
YMC A a u d ito r iu m at 7 : 3 0 o ’clock, 
u n d er th e a u sp ic e s o f th e T e x a s I. 
; S t u d e n t R a in e y - fo r - G o v e r n o r 
Club. F o ll o w i n g his sp e e c h , th e r e a n ^ 
w ill bo a 
Dr. R a i n e y ’s radio a d d ress, which 
b egin s a t 8 : 3 0 o ’clock.

e XL 

-n 

t» 
H c 

,
, ^eac ns' at * a m b r id g e I n iv e r s ity
U n iv e r sity at Shriven*
liste n in g p arty to hear ham. He sp e n t se v e r a l m o n th s ob-

r e c e n tl y 

r etu rn ed 

, 

.
fro m

it
T h e r e w a * a 

g o o d 

f e a t u r e 
• t o r y o n p a g e o n e , a e c t i o n t w o 
o f S u n d a y ' * D a l l a s N e w s . Mi g h t 
be w e l l w o r t h y o u r t i m e t o l oo k 
a b a s e b a l l 
it up. AII a b o u t 
or 
p i t c h e r 
s o m e t h i n g .

a c a d e m i c , 

t u r n e d 

. 

. 

★

tho 

S h o r m a n -D e n iso n 

What E v e r B e c a l m o f : A plan 
l o im prove c a m p u s p a r k i n g c o n d i ­
the “ liv in g m e m o r ia l” 
t i ons 
. 
field h ou se p r o je c t . 
. th e c o n ­
. 
v e n ie n t p aths b e tw e e n b u ildin gs 
w h ere u g ly f e n c e s now stan d . . . 
the in tram u ral lig h ts . . . th e S t u ­
dent A s s e m b l y ’s q u e stio n o f s u b ­

Dr. R a in e y will fo r m a lly open 
his c a m p a ig n 
fo r g o v e r n o r with 
an a d d r e ss fro m the1 pitcher's box 
o f 
ball 
park. T h e s p ee ch , which will he 
in ­
I carried o \ e r a T ex a s n e tw o r k 
c lu d in g local statio n K T B C , is u n ­
d erstood to be an a n n o u n c e m e n t 
o f his p la tfo rm . Tho ball park 
will hold
tho n o ted e d u c a to r w as at o n e tim e 
sid izin g club sp o n s o r s w i t h bl a n k- a p r o f e s s i o n a l basebaTl pitcher.’ He 
et-ta x m o n e y 
the r e l u c t a n t 
.
.
dragon that used to live in Li t t l e- 
icld F o u n t a in ? Who K n o w s? . . .

sp ecia l s i g n if i c a n c e , 

form er m in iste r. 

\ t p r e s e n t on 

is also a 

.

 

fr om 

the E n g lish 

s e r v in g 

c o n d it io n ' on 

t h e con-

tinen t. In the cu r ren t issue o f Look 
m a g a zin e, his hook, ' 

Texan 

E n g la n d ” 

is n am ed on e o f 

f i f t y best books o f the y ear.

in 
the

17tH D i s t r i c t R a i n e y C l u b t o M e e t

T he S e v e n t e e n t h D is t r ic t Rain- 

e y -fo r -G o v o r n o r Club will m e e t

as T u e sd a y nigh t at 7 :3 0 o ’clock on

the te r r a c e o f T e x a s U n io n .

U n v e ili n g a model o f the fo u r- 

the 

to e r e c te d 

th e drive to raise $ 1 2 , 5 0 0 

A v e t e r a n ’s p e r so n n e l card 

c o lu m n ed m arble c e n o ta p h to be
late 
in m e m o r y o f 
be filled in w ith p erson al data on F ra n k lin D ela n o R o o s e v e lt boost- 
o n e sid e and in f o r m a tio n co n c ern - 
in 
in g c o u rses on the other, will he $ i c o n tr ib u tio n s fo r this fu nd at 
in 
h a n d ed o u t to a!! v e te r a n s a t the q o'clock S u n d a y a ft e r n o o n 
tim e f e e s are paid and a u d it o r ’s W o o ld rid g e F’ark. 
r e c e ip ts are o b ta in ed at G reg o r y 
included 
program 
G ym , W e d n e s d a y an d T h u rsd a y , s p e e c h e s by Stuart L ong, radio 
J u n e 5 and 6. This is the applica- c o m m e n ta to r , H erm an J o n e s , A u s ­
A ustin 
t e l l n e c e s s a r y t o obtain requisi- tin a tt o r n e y , Ray Lee, 
tions. N o r e q u isitio n can be ob- p o stm a ste r , R. O. Z ollin g er, o f 
ta in cd w ith o u t 
this prelim in ary the A u stin S t a t e s m a n , and Jim 
step. 

Sm ith, s t u d e n t p resid ent.

a ls o 

Tho 

is 

to be 

P la n s had b e°n 

Tho p e r so n n e l card 

the 
tu r n ed in to the U n iv e r s i t y V ete r- m o n u m e n t on tho c ap itol g rou n ds, 
f or a n s A d v iso r y S erv ice , e it h e r to the *'llt a ction by the Board o f Con- 
, l o ‘ ^ fbi ay sto p p ed th em . Glenn 
the drive, 
said ho honed 
le g isla tu r e , 
which c o n v e n e s this year* w ould 
pass a 

r e p r e s e n t a tiv e a t G rego ry G ym on 
Ju n o 5 and 6. or at th e v e t e r a n ’* " J so n , c h a irm a n o f 
ea rlie st 
later 
tho A d v iso ry 
th an J u n e 20, 
S e r v ic e o f f i c e rn S u tt o n Hall IID.

con v en ien ce* 

to place 

not 

tho 

to 

Four Ex-Texan Editors 
W orking for Rainey N ow

F ro m T e x a n ed ito r to R a in ey 
is the st o r y o f fo u r edi-

w o r k er 

, 

tor<; 'vho 8erved w hon I)r- H o m er
P. R ain ey w a s p r esid en t o f 
the 
. 
I n iv e r s ity and w ho nave now
joined 
tile R a in e y -f o r -G o v e r n o r 
h e a d q u a rters in A u stin .

, 

,

I). B. H ardim an, e d it o r iii 19 3 4 - 
3 5 ; Boyd S in clair, 1 9 4 0 - 4 1 ; and 
Ralph Brede, 1 9 4 2 -4 3 , arc d oin g 
w-ork d escr ib ed by Mr. S in c la ir as 
b ein g “ a n y t h i n g and e v e r y th in g , 
from p u b lic it y to ru n n in g m im eo-
graph m a c h in e s .”

law a ll o w i n g 
the 

it.
c e n o ta p h 

I a v a ilin g 

w as 
fo r L abor Day, hut tho 
p lanned 
recent a ctio n by 
the Board o f 
C o ntrol m a y d ela y it, Mr. W ilson 
s ta te d .

P roposal to erect a m o nu m en t 
to the fo r m e r p r e sid e n t g r e w o u t 
o f the d esire o f the w o r k in g p e o ­
ple o f T e x a s to d e m o n s tr a te their 
high regard fo r him and for the 
p rin cip les for w hich ho stood. ’Tho 
drive b eg a n J a n u a r y 30, R o o s e ­
v elt's birthday.

Tho m em o r ia l will 

sym b o lize 

the f o u r free d om s.

O n -th e -ca m p u s plans *o raise I 
f u n d s will be 
th ro u g h p erson al 
c o n ta ct with s t u d e n t s and fa c u lty 
m em b ers. N o c a m p u s -w id e c a m ­
paign o f ta b le s s e t up to c o llect

9 -D e v o t i o n a l address fo r T e x a s 
In ter n a tio n a l Re­
B e ld e n , 

In s tit u te o f 
la tio n s, A lb e rt D. 
Y M C A .

1 9:3 0 — “ V icto r N a tio n s a t W ork ,” 
J a m e s M organ Read, Y M C A . 
10-2— J u n io i B allroom o f U n io n 

I 

open f o r dan cin g.

1 0 :4 5 — C o f f e e fo r T e x a s I n s tit u te 
R e la tio n s, 

In te r n a tio n a l 

o f 
Y M C A .

II :15— “ Russia and 

th e 

N e a r 

E a s t , ” A lb er t P arry, Y M C A .

I — Lunch 

fo r T ex a s I n s titu te o f 

In t e r n a tio n a l Relations.
2 — Round T a b le discu ssion 

o n 
“ N a tio n a l S o v e r e ig n t y and A r m ­
a m e n t s . ” T exas In s tit u te o f In ­
te r n a t io n a l Relations, YM CA. 
3 : 3 0 — L a bo ratory sessio n on v is­
ual ed u ca tio n , T ex as I n s titu te o f 
In te r n a tio n a l R ela tio ns, Y M C A , 
Fred Cole.

I - “ D a ily T ex an 

o f 

the A ir ,” 

4 

KTBC.
-C anter Club, front o f W o m e n ’s 
Gym.

1:15 

S t u d e n t recital o f c h a m b e r 
rec ita l 

m usic. Music B u ild in g 
hall.

5— W ich ita C o u n ty Club to e l e c t 

o f f ic e r s , T ex a s U nion .

6 :3 0 — A n n u al S h a v o u th b a n q u e t 
o f B illet F o u n d ation , S te p h e n 
F. A u stin Hotel.

7-9— F r e e d an ce cla ss, J u n io r B all­
room o f U n io n (g irls e s p e c i a ll y 

n ee d ed t o help t e a c h ) .

7— M e n ’s sw im m in g d ivision al f i ­

nals, G regory Gym.

7 :2 0 — T e x tb o o k r a lly sta r ts 

a t 

C a roth ers Dorm,

.7 :3 0 — In ter - V a rsity C h ristian 
F ello w sh ip , T ex a s Bible Chair. 
7 :30 — S e v e n t e e n t h D istrict R ain­
ey -fo r -G o v e r n o r Club, U nion.
; ; 3 0— T rench movie, “ Le C ou r ier 
de L y o n s ,” ad m ission , o n e t e x t ­
book.

7 : 3 0 — T e x tb o o k rally, in fr o n t o f 

Main B uilding.

2 :3 0 — D a n c e co n cert o f o r ig in a l 
ch o reo g ra p h y . MLB 101, a d m is­
sion by re se r v a tio n o n ly. Call 
9 1 7 1 . 218.

8 : 3 0 — B roa dca st by Dr. H o m er P. 
R ainev, ca n d id ate for g o v e r n o r , 
K N O W .

This d istrict in clu d es tho c o u n ­
ties o f G a lv e sto n , W ha rto n, Mata-
lea ve o f absence gorda. Fort B end, Brazoria, and
fa c u lty o f t h e , C ham bers.

e x -e d ito r o f The D aily T ex a n , Wei- 
don B rew er , 1 9 4 3 -4 4 , will start 

i work at the h e a d q u a rters soon .

Mr. S in cla ir said t h a t a n o th e r c o n tr ib u tio n s will he used. 

the m o n u m en t 
wore 
tho T e x a s 
S ocial and L e g isla tiv e C o n fe r e n c e 
the
with r e p r e s e n t a tiv e s 
J im S m ith , ch airm a n . E d g ar Ball, A g ra ilture M ob ilisation Commit- 
j Bob J a m e s , F red Lew is, Bill N ob J tee, A s s o c ia tio n o f T ex a s W o m e n

to e r e c t 
fo rm u la te d by 

S tu d e n t s on the com 

n u ttec are

Plans 

from 

ie, E lton S u ites, Jim S te v e n s o n , 
Ben J e f f e r y , Mazy C one, 
and 
J a ck ie N e lso n ,

\ o ter s L ea g u e, c o m m it t e e s from 
the A F o f L a n d CIO, Railroad 
B roth erh oo d , 
in d e n d e n t unions, 
and old a g e p e n s io n s .

The model wil he p arked 
in 
fr o n t o f the A u stin H otel T u e s ­
d ay and then will be ta k e n from 
c ity to c it y to st im u la te 
in tere st 
fo r the drive.

 Tuas3ay, Hun* ?, T9«5 

THE D A IE Y T E X A N 

Page 7

Pi Kappa Alpha W ins Volleyball Championship/

5 Steers Make 
All-Conference 
On T C U ’s Ballot

FORT WORTH, June 3.— Five 
players from the champion Texas 
Longhorns nine are on the all­
con feren ce baseball selection o f 
Coach W alter Roach o f the TCL' 
Horned Frogs.

two 

Roach named l l m en — one for 
each position, plus 
spare 
pitchers. Besides the Texa s quin­
t et, his all-conference selections 
include two from TCU and one 
each from AAM, Baylor, Rice and 
SMU.

Coach Roach’s idea o f the hest 

the 

in Southw est I 

’46 crop 

o f 
C onference baseball includes Lay­
ne o f Texas, Beasley o f AAM and
Bishop of Rice, pi t c her s; Mullins, 
TCU, catcher; M itchell, Texas, 
f i r s t ; Redding, Baylor, s e cond; 
t h i r d ; Zomlefer, 
Jackson, Texas, 

Texas, shortstop; Whe at ley, SMU, 
left field; Ferguson, Texas, c e n ­
t e r ; and Fullhar t, TCU, right.

L O O K !

For the convenience of the many customers 
living east and south of the campus, we have 
opened another Barber Shop at—

2 0 0 6 Speedway

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R. C . (BUBBA) H O O V E R

E X - L O N G H O R N M ax M nor,
football and track star at T^xas 
in 1940 43, 
is shown receiving 
t he A rm y Athletic Association 
Trophy from M ajor General M. 
D. Taylor, 
superintendent of 
W e st Point during the June 
W eek exercises.

M 'n o r's award is given annual- 
' / to the cadet who gave the 
most valuable service to athletics 
luring his career at W e st Point. 
Minor is from Tahoka and weighs 
135. H e runs the 100-yard dash 
in 9.6 and plays wingback.

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Reluctant Dragons
Walloped, 15-1,15-3

Divisional Swimming Finals 
Due Tonight in Gregory Gym

P ou ndi ng , p ower ful -spi king Pi K a p p a Alpha unleaded a 

t e rr i f i c 
o f f e ns e to a n n i hi l a te the R e l uc t a n t Dragons, 15-1, a n d 15-3, and c a p­
t u r e the 1945 i n t r a m u r a l volleyball cha mpi on s h i p last night in G r e go r y 
Gym.

I/>ng J o h n Harsris, six-foot 

The f r a t e r n i t y men wer e s u pe rb — a n d t h e re was simply no s t oppi ng 
them. 
t hr ee-i nch All- Amer ican b as ke t ­
ball star, p l a y e d a marvelous game f o r the P i K A ’s. Time a f t e r time 
he would shoot o f f t h e floor as t h o u g h he had r ocke t s in his shoes to
sm ash 
spikes ♦-----------------------------------------------------
dead ly 
a g a i n s t which 
cha mpi ons 
chance.

t h e baf f l ed Mica
t he slightest

had n ot 

accurate 

Splashi ng and s t r o k i n g will be-1 Jack Lander o f the Kappa 

Sigs

gin in the G r e g o r y Gym pool t o - 1 won his heat in 20.6.
night at 7 o'clock as the 1946 in­
t r a m u r a l sw i mm i ng m eet goes in­
to divisional 
f i nal s with Delt a 
Tau Delt a a n d K a p p a Si gma co­
f r a t e r n i t y divi­
f avor ites 
sion, 
tops 
r a t e d 
in the club division, a n d t he SRD 
D a r kh or s es 
the 
o the r Mica teams.

In th e 3 0 0 -fo o t f r e e s t y le the 
top m en are John Fosdick o f the 
D ekes, Bob Bush o f the T ejas 
Club, and H enry Harada o f the 
Red R aiders. Fosdick had the hest 
q u a lify in g tim e w ith 1:06.5, but 
no Mica and N avy division heats 
w ere swum in this race.

t he P FM Club 

f ar s u p e r i o r 

t h e 

to 

in 

D ekes had the fa ste st tim e w ith 
1 :06.9, but the D elta Taua are 
also stron g in this race. Favored 
in the 100-foot backstroke is J e f f 
Carr o f the A TO ’s, w ho swam a 
fin e 21.2 

in the prelim s.
A fte r all the sw im m ing even ts 
are com pleted, the all-u n iversity 
diving cham pionships w ill be held 
o f f the ten -foot board.

tim e 

in 
r el a y — t he 

D elta Tau D elta turned 

in a 
the 3 0 0 -fo o t 
fin e 59.4 
me dl ey 
backstr oke, 
br ea st - st r ok e , an d fr e e -sty le — and 
could threaten the record in this 
even t. In the 4 0 0 -fo o t relay, the

J a c k F o s t e r , E x , H a * 2 n d S o n

J a c k C. F ost er , B.J. 

’39, and 
Bonni e McBr ide F ost er , B . A . 
f r o m Rice, have announced 
the 
bir th of the i r second son.

Kickin’ 
the ball 
Around

By JACK GALLAGHER
T e x a n S p o r t * E d i t o r

in 

Two 

f re e- st yl e a n d one o f 

r ec or ds a r e exp ected 
to 
fall 
t onight , and both a r e d es ­
t ined to be br oken by S RD boys. 
S p eedy Mike Hushla, S o u t h w e s t ­
t he 220- 
ern A A U cha mpi on 
y ar d 
the 
s t a r s on 
t he L o ng ho r n var si t y 
bef or e b ec o mi n g ineligible, should 
lower t h e 15.9 m a rk f o r t he 100- 
f oot free-style, an d ex-Aggie Bob 
Cockrell 
t h e 19.5 
should c r a c k 
r ec o rd 
t he 10 0- fo ot b r e a s t ­
stroke.

in 

the 

T o w e r i n g J a ck Bur ks, six f ee t 
six inches o f volleyball power for 
the Dragons, was held complet ely 
in check d u r i n g 
f irst-game 
sl a ught e r. On n u m e r o u s occasions 
Har gis tr i c ked Burks n ut o f posi­
tion by l e aping high into the air, 
s u r veyi ng t he field carefully, and 
dr oppi ng in a red-hot spike at the 
most v ul n e r a bl e point.

The P i K A ’s playing was f l aw ­
less. W a l l s t r e e t No r man, Allen 
Hump hr ies , Pi nky Clark, A. W. 
Price, and W. R. A u f licht all 
t u r n e d 
p er f or ma n ce s 
fine 
t h r o u g h o u t the speedy 3o- minute 
match.

in 

A N N O U N C IN G —

Sum m er
H ours

M onday thru Friday: 8:30 to 5 p.rn. 

Saturday: 8:30 to J p.m.

In the second game, the P i K A ’s 
r acked up a 7-0 lead before the 
Dragons coul d ma rs h al t heir b a t ­
terer! forces f o r a cou nt er -a t t a ck . 
B u t 
the losers pulled up to 8-3 
by a d es p e r at e r al l y— a n d t h a t was 
the best t h e y could do. Then the
f r a t e r n i t y boys t u r n e d on the h ea t a n d will he ai de 
to 
a n d kept t h e serve until the end schooling a t Stillwater.

f i e l de r himself, said 
S a t u r d a y 
A me r i ca n 

in 

t i me 

the 100- foot 

A n nou nc e me nt 

Hu s h l a had the f a s t e s t q u a l i f y ­
ing 
f r e e ­
last w e e k 
style with a 16.2 t i me last T h u r s ­
o f Hob F e n i m or e ’s probabl e 
day night, b u t Dick C r a v e s of 
return 
to O k l ahoma A& M 
the Red Ra i d er s was only a yar d 
next season adds consider-
t on ig h t
b e hi nd— an d 
abl y more lustre to the Octo- ' Should he one of the f e a t u r e s of
the meet. The n e x t hest t i me for 
ber 5 frame here next season.
this e v e nt was 16.6 by J o h n Mo r ­
Ralph Tat e, a p r e t t y f a i r baek- 
ris of S i gma Chi.
in Denver 
t h a t 
t he Cowbo y all- 
received a d e f e r m e n t
finish his 

t h ei r duel 

in 

Cockrell, w h o se r ve d as a n ­
n o u nc e r a t last w e e k ’s p r e l i m i n ­
aries, should win easily 
the 
Mica finals, h u t H y lma n Ka r ba c h 
of the Delta T au s will b e a r w a t c h ­
in his division. He swam a 
ing 
last week, while
spa r kl i ng 20.4 

Texas Bookstore

, of the game. Both t e a ms brushed 
; a g ai ns t the net on several occ a­
sions. costing t h e m to lose serves 
a t crucial times.

Th e Re l uc t ant Dragons, who had 
pulled a big u p se t by knocki ng o f f ; 
the t ou te d Ex-Ser vi cemen in the 
semi-finals, used a total of ei ght 
men in a vain a t t e m p t t o stop the 
P i K A ’s. S t ar r i n g even in decisive 
de f ea t were Burks, E a r l Johnson, 
J. E. P et e r s on, and W. L. P r i d ­
gen.

the 

Thus, the P i K A ’s won t h e Uni ­
ver sit y champions hip wi t hout ever 
bei ng fully ext ende d. T he i r closest I 
ma t che s wer e 
f r a t er n i t y 
in 
semi-finals when t h e Betas downed 
t h e m, 15-8, in t he second g am e of 
the two- ou t - of -t h r ee series and in 
the f r a t e r n i t y finals when t he Phi 
G ams won 
the openi ng game, 
15-11.

But the P i K A ’s hit t h e i r p eak 
it would have 
to 

last n ight— an d 
ta k en an al l- star ag g re ga t i o n 
stop them.

W it h F e n im o r e a n d T a t e , w h o 
i* r e p u t e d to be a* R o o d a p l a y e r 
a* 
t h e W o o d w a rd W r a i t h , a n d 
t h e i r A g g i e s u p p o r t i n g c a s t t h a t 
w o n d i s t i n c t i o n a* t h e n u m b e r 
f o u r t e a m in t h e n a t i o n tact fa l l, 
O k l a h o m a A & M m a y e v e n go 
i n t o t h e g a m e a f a v o r i t e .
in 

T h a t ’s a distinction 

g a m e 

collegiate 

itself, 
j C o r r e c t us if w e ’re wrong, b u t we 
believe Texa s has been f avor ed in 
it 
eve r y 
has ' 
p la y e d since 1941. 
Even when 
Okl ahoma A&M had a f ar s upe r i or : 
t e a m in 1944 t he L ongh or ns wer e I 
I t hi r t e e n - p o i n t favorites, b u t t h a n k s j . 
to F e n i m o r e ’s g r e a t passing in the 
final ei ght minut es, the Cowpokes 
lead a n d won 
o ve r ca me an 8-0 
out, 13-8.
I f 

y o u 

r e m e m b e r , 

B o b b y 
L a y n e w a s u n a b l e t o p l a y in t h e 
g a m e b e c a u s e o f i n j u r i e s t o b o t h 
k n e e s . If all g o e s w e l l — m e a n ­
i n g 
l e g i s ­
i f t h e p r e s e n t d r a f t 
is n o t c h a n g e d — R o b e r t 
l a t i o n 
w ill g e t His l o n g - a w a i t e d c r a c k 
a t t h e A g g i e s .

Red Sox, Dodgers 
Increase Leads

B y I n t e r n a t i o n a l N e w * S e r v i c e
The Boston Red Sox increased 
t heir lead in t he Amer i c an League 
by t a ki ng a double h ea d er f r o m 
the Chicago Whi t e Sox, 6 1 an d 
5 2.

Dave 

F er ri s s won his ninth 
s t r a i g h t g a m e w it h o u t a d e f e a t 
in 
t he o p e n e r and J o e Dobson I 
gave only five hits to clinch t he j 
second game.

The S u g a r Bowl c ha mpi ons lost 
only Ji m Reynolds f r o m last y e a r ’s 
t e am t h a t d ef e a t e d St. M a r y ’s, 32- 
13. on New Year' s Day a n d now 
owns 
t we n t y- t wo 
s t r i n g 
s t r a i g h t collegiate victories.

of 

a 

O n l y N o r m a n N a v y , a s e r v i c e 
t e a m p a c k e d w i t h 
f o r m e r p r o ­
f e s s i o n a l s t a r s , m a r s a n o t h e r ­
w i s e p e r f e c t r e c o r d , h a v i n g d e ­
f e a t e d F e n i m o r e a n d his m a t e s , 
1 5 - 0 , in 1 9 4 4 .

A t one t i me this spr ing it looked 
as if t h r e e of last y e a r ’s s t a n d ­
o ut backs— Layne, F eni mor e, and 
H a r r y Gilmer — would be l ugging I 
r ifl es inst ead of footbal ls n ex t s e a - 1 
son, b u t t he new d r a f t laws m a y I 
allow t h e trio a n o t h e r year . Gil­
m e r a p p e a r s t he s a f e s t of t he lot, I 
receiving a 4-F classification a

The Yanks also won h u t drop­
ped seven full g am e s behind the 
Red Sox. The Ya n ks did 
t he i r : 
hest, h i t t i n g o f t he season, amass-
ing 18, 
a n d homers by Ch a rl ey Keller a n d placed in 1-A shor tly before.
Nick E tt e n , as t h e y h e a t St. L o u i s , ! 
12 - 2 .

i ncl udi ng 

*

f o u r d o u b l e s ; C0UPlp o f weeks ag o a f t e r bei ng; 

The Athletics divided two ga m e s Missouri M ay Also
Prove Troublesome

with t he Indians, w i n n i n g the sec­
ond, a f t e r d r o p p in g t he f irs t 6-5. 
Ho me r s by Les 
a n d 
S h e r m a n Lollar g ave t he I ndians 
the i r wi n ni ng ma rg i n a n d E lme r 
Val o ’s double won the second f or 
the A ’s.

F l e m i n g 

The Ca r di nal s d r opped 

f o u r 
league 
ga m e s behind 
leadi ng Dodger s w he n t he Giant s 
took t h e m f o r the thir d s t r ai g h t 
time, 5-4.

idle 

the 

in 

t h e i r 

t r o u n c i n g 

The s u r p ri s i n g Phillies scored 
last 
t h e i r f i f t h v ic t o r y 
six ga m e s by 
the Pi-1 
rates, 8-4. Th e Phils dr ove Ed 
Albosta f rom t h e m o u n d with five j 
st r ai ght hits 
Semini ck g ot his 
with two a b o a r d in this inning. 

t he sixth. An dy 
f o u r t h h ome r 

in 

I

THE ST AN D IN G S

N A T I O N A L L E A G U E

27
23
19
18
20
18
16
13

W o n L o s t
13
17
19
18
21
21
20
26

T e a m 
Br ooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Ci ncinnati
New York
Boston
Pi t t s b u r gh
Philadelphia
A M E R I C A N L E A G U E
W o n L o st
9
34
17
28
18
21
20
23
IR 24
25
18
15
23
32
I I

Boston
New York
W a s h in g t o n
Det r oi t
St. Louis
Cl eveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
T E X A S L E A G U E

T e a m 

T e a m 
31
F o r t W o r t h
30
Dallas
Tulsa
27
San A ntonio 24
25
B e a u m o n t
17
Hou st on
16
S h re v ep o r t
14
Okla. City;

W o n L o st
13
18
20
20
21
30
30
32

P c t . G B

.675
, 575
.500
.500
.488
.462
.444
.342

4
7
I
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8 4
9
13

P c t . G B
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.622
.588
.535
.429
.419
.395
.256

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7
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16
1 6 4
23

P c t . G B
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3
.625
.574
5 4
7
.545
7
.543
.362
1 5 4
16
.348
18
.304

A n o t h e r early-season Tex a s op ­
p on en t m a y also prove pl ent y 
; lethal, providing w h a t t h e y say in 
j Columbia, Missouri, is tr ue.

T h e M is so u r i S t u d e n t q u a s h e d 
s o m e t a lk a b o u t t h e R o s e B o w l 
l a s t w e e k , b u t l e f t t h e i m p r e s ­
s i o n t h a t a s t u t e D o n F a u r o t w ill 
f i e l d a t e a m f a r m o r e p o w e r f u l 
t h a n t h e p o t e n t C o t t o n B o w l o u t ­
f i t . A n d t h a t g u y J im K e r k e r i s , 
a g r e a t b r o t h o f a m a n w h o 
o p e n e d up h u g e h o l e s 
t h e 
T e x a s l in e o n N e w Y e a r ’s D a y , 
w ill b e b a c k a g a i n .

in 

The t i po f f on Missouri’s s t r e n g t h 
comes with t he ne ws t h a t L eo n­
a r d Brown, one of t h e best r u n ­
ning backs Texa s faced all s e a ­
son, c a n ’t ma ke 
te am. 
Th i n gs should he I nt e r es ti n g on 
S e p t e m b e r 28, also.

t h e f ir s t 

T a u B e t a Pi’* E n d T u t o r i n g

M e mb e r s of T a u Beta Pi who 
have been tutoring; each a f t e r n o o n 
f rom 2 t o 5 o ’clock this sem ester 
di sc ont i nue d 
i n s t r u c ­
t he s e 
tions Friday.

f re e 

The tutors hope they have been 
those stud en ts o f 
o f service to 
physics, ma th em a t i cs , and en gin ­
eering who have com e to them for 
aid in t he i r studies.

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Exchange Rooms

Birls 

W A N I ED to exch an ge room w ith I o r 2 
in a place where I can keep a
* Y o 'P tr‘ ey* do8:- Ca]l C u i<*a Spencer 
a t 8-2319 a f t e r 2 p.m.

Female Help W anted

W A N T E D : A g r a d u a t e r e g iste r e d a n a e s ­
t h e tist. S alary open. A ddress P.O. Box 

1183, A u stin . Texas.

For Sale

I IANO AC CORDI AN, 48 bean, v ery good 
condition, case and m usic, $100. See 

Me redith. H u t 25, Cliff C o u rts.

14-FOOT BOAT w ith n ine ho rsepow er
b u ilt-in 
lockers, 
inside, *220. See 

N eptu ne o u t w a r d , 
lights, com pletely dry 
a t Kenneiwood Docks, 4 to 6 p.m.

ward.

T WO co m plete se ts of tailo r mad# M a­
rine of ficers khaki. S i t e 40-42 Also 
several o t h e r item s of unifo rm including 
339.
s h l r t i - D«e& E d dy No. 

o • 8 o 6 3.

FOR S A L E : If y o u ’re h a nd y a t fixing.
a baby b u gg y is yo urs for $5. 709 W e s t 

19th.

•Help Wanted

E l LL H M E bookkeeper w an ted, m u s t 
be exper ienced. Also exper ienced e v e ­
ni ng c a s h i e r wanted. Hou rs 12: 30 
to 
9 p.m. P e r m a n e n t position, salaries open 
W rite P.O. Box 1183.

W A N T E D : H - t i m e m a tr o n , apply W o ­

m e n ’s Gym 108.

like 

feet 

ladies who 

to fly a n d se rv e 

F L IG H T H O S T E S S E S : A t t r a c t i v e young 
t h e 
public now have the o p p o r t u n it y if you 
ar# 21. 6 
feet 
in he ight, and w eig ht not ex- 
inches 
t> 
?**diP* J 25 Pounds, 
good 
sing le, 
hea-th. vt r ite 
im m ediately via a i r mail 
st a ti n g y o u r . q u alific ation s and an inter* 
B r a n if f A irways

inches 

t h ree 

to 5 

tn r - 33 09 Roanoak St., Dallas, T ex as.

h* 

in 

MEN. W h y pay more for l e s s ? ? ’ 

a t 2100 S an Antonio.

I Eat

Music, Dancing,

SHOP FOR records s t oar now store. 
la test rscords ars sold. Popular 
and 
featured. Bledso* M usic 

All 
albums, 
cabinets ara 
Company, 816 W, 6th.

needles, 

holders, 

record 

Meals for Boys

Room and Board for Boys

BOARD and Room for boy# for th# Sum ­
mer S em ester. 2411 N u eces. Phone 

2-1038.

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On Your S tenographic, 

A ddressing or M im eographing
Experienced T y p is t 
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. o t a r y P u blic— Public S t e n o g r a p h e r 
P hons *605
2418 G u ad alu pe 

Trade

HAVE 36 m m. A r g u s cam era, 8.6 

\
lens 
finder, com plete with 
case and film. Will t r a d e for ty p e w r i t e r

built-in 

ran g e 

r r nr*!1,on,Pi lCn',Rraph and pay difference. 
Call 2-2037 or 2-1711.

Transportation
L E A V I N G for Florence, S.C., Ju n e 2$. 
R e t u r n i n g n igh t of J u n e 30. D s s i r s 
one o r two to s h a re d r i v in g and expenses. 
Call 8-9464.

W A N T E D : Ride to L it t l e Rock o r vicin ­
ity on or a b o u t J u n e 2 1st. Will s h a re 
F u e r s t e n b e r g at

Call Ar nim

expenses,
8-8676.

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n o n pr oblem s. Rent a new p o s t - w a r
t o m M * r USiin£ 5 & i>arti<“*' ®"d Picnics.
P h o n s 
2-P027, 1609 B r a i e s .

S ER V IC E. 

J E h P 

Typing

W I L L DO t y p i n g a t home. P ho ne 2-3842 

-

Wanted: Room to Rent

-y

T W O V E T E R A N S w an t a q u iet room or 
r oom s with a b ath in a p r i v a t e home
or small ro o m in g house near the cam p us.
s u m m e r te r m 
too, if possible. P lease help us 
and fall 
“ y ° u „ « » • Ph on e David McCaleb a t 
9237 a f t e r 6:30 p m.

j ^®V*d 1‘*<e ** *<)r 

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\

W anted to Buy

W A N T E D TO B U Y : Nav al o fficer's bines.
Condition, size no object. P h o n e L a r ­

sen a t 2-0461 or 8-1210.

W O U L D 

like 
ning car fro m an 

to p u r c h a se a good run­
individual for cash. 

P h o n e 8012.

W A N T 

to buy 

for 
s u m m e r se m e ste r . See or call anyone

t y p e w r i t e r or rent 

a t Cliff C o u r t s H u t 28. P h o n e 2-006T.

W anted to Rent

BOY w a n t s 

to rent single room near 
c am p u s , b eg in n in g next sem ester. Call 

Kerry M e r r i t t a f t e r 6 p.m. a t 6869.

r e n t o r 

W A N T E D : Veteran a n d wife d es ire to 
a p a r t m e n t 
for J u l y and A u g u s t. We a r e quiet, no
children, no pets. Call B e tty Ann. 3087.

f u rn is h e d 

s u b l e t 

P E R M A N E N T U n i v e r s i t y s t a f f member 
an d wife deair# sm a ll h ouse or a p a r t ­
m en t f u r n i s h e d or u n f u rn i s h e d . E xcellent 
care g u a r a n t e e d . Phone 2-9180.

TWO S O P H O M O R E s t u d e n ts d esire room 
in p r i v a t e home n e a r U n i v e r s i t y b e ­
te r m . R eferences. Call 

g in n in g s u m m e r 
Billy, 6 9 6 J a f t e r 8 p.m.

Study Outlines

W atch Repairing

LAW O U T L I N E S : Dom es tic 

Rela tions 
and Crim inal Law *2 .0 0; Oil and Gas 
*1.60. V arsity Mimeo Service. Ph. 6915. 
D elivery S ervice.

WATCH R E PAIR NG. Free estim a te of 
coat m ade within 48 hours Leave voui 
th# Texas Book Store. 2244 

watch at 
Guadalupe S t.

 Kreigie Club 
* \ T o Plan July 
Convention

Ex to Become 
Seminary Head 
A t 9 - 3 0 Today

Glee Clubs 
Surpass Selves

invited 

to a tten d 

A ll form er prisoners of w a r who 
h a re not joined the Kreigie Club, 
organization fo r ex-war prisoners, 
a r e 
th e club 
I 
meeting F rid ay afterno on a t 
o'clock in Texas Union 311, A. P. 
Howard, secretary -treasu rer, has 
announced. Plans will be discussed 
f o r the club convention Ju ly 5 and 
6 a t the Driskill Hotel.

The Kreigie Club was organized 
in August, 1944, in Stalag L u ft 
No. 3 in Sagan, Germany. At th a t 
time 175 Texans in the prisoner 
o f war camp pledged to meet in 
Texas if and when they came out 
alive. At the pre se n t time 91 of 
the 175 men have been contacted.
When the club was organized 
only 
two officers were elected, 
Howard as sec re ta ry -tre a su rer and 
L ieutenant H a rry Harvey, who is 
still in the service, as president. 
Club members hope L ieutenant 
Harvey will be able to a tte n d the 
convention in July.

Howard, who was with 

the 
Twelfth Armored Division when 
captured and who was freed Ap­
ril 29, 1945, said th a t there are 
approximately seventy men on the 
campus who a re eligible to join the 
particularly 
Kreigie Club 
jrged 
fo rm e r members of 
Stalag L uft No. I, who have a l­
ready formed an organization, to 
a tte n d F rid a y ’s meeting.

and 

the 

M iss Sally Moore 
Is Head of Texas 
Children's Council
Miss Sally Beth Moore, a ssistan t 
professor of home economics, was 
elected president of 
the Texas 
Council for Children a t a recent 
meeting, succeeding Miss Jeanie 
Pinckney, 
in-service 
sponsor of 
training of group workers for the 
Division of Extension.,

Misses Moore and Pinckney and 
Dr. H arry E, Moore, associate pro­
fessor of sociology, attended the 
meeting, which was held in Fort 
Worth, and took p a rt in the pro ­
gram.

Dr. Moore addressed the group 
on “ Children and Social Values.”

Mr*. S p r a t t Is G i v e n P a r t y

Union committees and office 
personnel gave a surprise b irth ­
day party Friday night fo r Mrs. 
Loyce Spratt, Union director, at 
8 o’clock in the Union office.

2 Day Service

PICKUP A N D DELIVERY 
A N Y W H E RE IN AUSTIN

Call or Drop By

LUMPKIN
CLEANERS

210 W. 19th

2-6862

Distinctive

Q4U

for Graduation and 
other occasions

ir Gift W rapping A Mailing

DOLLY M A U D E SHOPS
on the Drag

C /u b N o t e s

Ex-army Doctor to Discuss 
Campus Psychiatry June 5

Dr. Paul L. White, psychiatrist 
for students, who has ju st r e t u r n ­
ed to the campus from the army, 
will speak on “ Campus Consul­
ta n t Problem s” a t the M e n t a l H y ­
g i e n e C l u b meeting Wednesday 
night a t 8 o ’clock in the Ju n io r 
Ballroom of the Texas Union.

Robert White 

is president of 
the club. O ther officers are Allen 
Blalock, vice-president; B arb ara 
Bretz, 
secretary; 
P a t Nollette, recording secretary; 
Ann Barnes, tre a s u r e r ; and Sam 
Bellman, sergeant-at-arms.

corresponding 

Students and faculty members 
may join by paying a $1 
in itia­
tion fee plus 50 cents per semes­
ter.

Marian Cramer, president, has 
called a meeting of the E xecu­
tive Council of M o r t a r H o a r d fo r 
4:30 Tuesday aftern oon in Union 
312.

M ortar Board will meet in re g ­
ular session a t 5 o’clotk to com­
pile the annual report, which will 
be sent to national headquarters. 
★
P a n - A m e r i c a n 
J u n i o r 
R o u n d T a b l e will have a 
jo in t 
meeting and p a rty Tuesday night 
a t 8 o’clock in the Texas Union 
301.

The 

the 

W inners of 

scholarships 
awarded annually by 
the club 
will be announced a t this time. 
The p a rty will honor scholarships 
winner? and outgoing officers.

The W i c h i t a C o u n t y C l u b will 
meet Tuesday a t 5 o’clock in the 
Texas Union to elect officers and 
to discuss plans fo r the summer.

vice-presidents; Miss Sadie H a t­
field of Texas A&M, Miss Frances 
Coldwell, and C. L. Sonnichsen, 
of Texas School of Mines, coun­
sellors; Mrs. Marcelle Hamer, 
custodian of the Texas Collection 
of the University 
tre a s ­
u r e r ; a nd Dr. Mody C. Boatright, 
associate professor of English a t 
the University, secretary and edi­
to r of the o rganization’s publica­
tion.

library, 

Newly elected officers of P o o n a 
C l u b are Helen T ackett, assistant 
leader; Helen B arnett, secretary; 
Alice Fuston, tr e a s u re r ; Kathryn 
Hunter, re p o rte r; Ernestine Ortz, 
scrapbook chairm an; and Phyllis 
Luckenback, bulletin board chair­
man.

In a 

r e c e n t 

house meeting 
Wakonda elected Becky Mache- 
mehl as sum m er co-ordinator.

★

S m i l o d o n elected new officers 
a t their last meeting. Elise Don- 
nel is president; Gene Funkhaus- 
vice-president; Mary Gene 
er, 
Blackburn, sec re ta ry; Anne Joyce, 
tre a s u r e r ; and Glenn Collins, r e ­
porter.

New officers fo r C a n t e r b u r y 
C l u b for the fall semester, elected 
Sunday night, are Charles Rob­
erts, d e a n ; 
Frances Boatright 
B arb ara Bailey, clerk 
canon; 
scribe; 
Annabelle Armstrong. 
Nancy Fields, b u rsa r; John Holt, 
re p o rte r; and Richard Ogletree, 
chancellor.

During the commencement sea­
son of the Austin Theological Sem­
inary, 
the Rev. David L. Stitt, 
form er University student, will he 
inaugurated as president o f the 
seminary.

The installation is scheduled for 
9,:30 o’clock in the morning, Ju n e 
4, in the University Presbyterian 
Church.

the baccalaureate 

The sem inary’s graduation starts 
with 
service 
Ju n e 2 a t l l o’clock in the First 
Presbyterian Church.

A luncheon and a reception hon­
oring the new president and his 
wife will follow* the inaugural ex­
ercises.

Commencement will be held in 
the seminary chapel at 8 o’clock 
Wednesday night, Ju n e 5.

Succeeding the late Dr. Thomas 
W. Currie to the sem inary’s presi­
dency, Dr. Stitt is a g radu ate of 
Austin College and 
the Austin 
Theological Seminary. He received 
his doctor of divinity degree from 
the small but w'idely-known West­
minster College of Missouri.

Mortar Board 
To Honor 400 
: A t Tea Friday

Invitations to the annual schol­
arship tea have been sent to a p ­
proximately fou r hundred Univer- 
sity women w’ho have 
received 
scholastic honors during the past 
year by M ortar Board. The tea,
8 iv<*n F riday after-
noon from 4 to 6 o ’clock at the 
Alpha Delta Pi house, is sponsored 
by the Austin alumnae of Mortar 
Board.

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»-* 

• »

• 

J 

. 

• 

. 

Those who have received invi- j 
tations are urged by members of 
M ortar Board to a tte n d the tea. 1 
It is one of the rare occasions fo r; 
honoring socially 
the University i 
women who are honor students.

Mrs. Earl Bowler was recently
elected president of the N e w c o m -
er* C lu b .

f l u e n t , VZ IL G I I CT 

I X C W t u I I I - 

Mrs. V. E. Montes is I wh,ch W1‘1 

The G ir l* ’ G l e e C l u b will have

its annual banquet a t Did Seville I the new vice president; Mrs. Wal-
a t 6:30 Tuesday, 
New officers I ter Howard, se cre tary ; Mrs. Or­
will be elected.
tr e a su re r; and Mrs. 
ville Wyss, 
W. R. Smythe, membership chair­
man.

•k
Francis Ball, s ta f f member on 
the Inter-V arsity Council f o r the 
Texas Area, will be speaker for 
I n t e r - V a r * i t y m eeting Tues­
the 
day night a t 7:30 o’clock a t the 
Texas Bible Chair.
Mr. Ball will 

remain on 

Newly-elected officers of 

the 
C l a s s
C h r i s t i a n Y o u n g P e o p l e ’s 
of the Central Christian Church 
are president, Frances Jo hnson;,
the first vice-presidents, Rhoda Bur-, 

campus n e x t week. Students who : gess and Jack Hopper; second v ice-, KA p i f w 
secre- 
w’ish to talk to him can find him president, Marian Noble; 
a t the YMCA from 9 to 12 o ’clock J ta ry, Carol Lovvorn; and treasur- 
and 

to 4 o’clock. 

from 2 

i cr, Louis Mohle.
! 

* 
Twelve recently elected mem 
the Y M C A U p p e r c l a s s 

W e s l e y F o u n d a t i o n officers for 
the fall sem ester are George Craw- 
hers of 
C o u n c i l will take over th eir d u - ; ford, president; Rex Wier, vice­
in September. They will he : president; Ann Combs, secretary ;
ties 
responsible f o r planning all week­
Fay Focht, publicity 
chairm an; 
ly program activities of the Up­
and P a t Manning, recreation chair­
perclass Club.
man.

★

The new councilmen are Ann 
Craddock. M arjorie Trevathan, 
Frances Vannov, Ben J e ff e r y , Al­
bert Dickie, M aragret Ann Sleek­
er, Boh Pogson, Billy Smith, Dav­
id Noles, Beverly Bolton, Rose­
m ary Coward, and Jack Hopper.

New officers will meet during 
the week to appoint the other five 
officers to make up the council. 
The summer council will be com
posed of outgoing and incoming T , 
- 
councils.

, ■ 

* 

i 

I 

P h i L a m b d a U p s i l o n , honorary i _ 

Brownie McNeil, tu to r in E n g - 1 chemical f ra te rn ity for men, had 
bsh at the I niversity, was elected a supper meeting Monday night in
president of 
the T e x * . F o l k l o r e 
S o c i e t y a t the organization s re- 
cent meeting in Austin. 

ini- 
tiates were presented. They are

the Wine Cellar of Old Seville.
A fter a business meeting, 

/~i 4-1 

f F
/ N J C I It? V ^ U t l G r T
A nd James B. Giles 
To Marry June 15

Mary Gene C atlett of Houston, 
sociology g raduate, and Jam es Bas­
com Giles Jr. of Austin, ex-stu­
dent, will be married Ju n e 15 in 1 
Houston.

Miss Catlett, who served on the I 
stafl of ( Brothers Dormitory a fte r I 
her graduation, wag president of j 
Delta Delta Delta sorority and a
I mem ber of Phi Beta Kannn Pi
t i
* Lambda Theta, Alpha Kappa Del-,1
ta, and Orange Jackets. She also
served on the Stud en t Assembly
., 
»
* Sweetheftr t nominee in

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j 

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L ieutenant Giles, son of Land i 

Commissioner and Mrs. Bascom 
Giles, graduated with honors from j 
West Point in 1944.

*lu er ° 

0018 are ^ r - Gilbert w . W. Ackermann, Ambrose D. ■____

! o A Ulster, professor of anthro- Barton, Conrad Bohn, W aym anj 
pology Orland Sawey, 
English, and Mrs. H ortense W ard, 

tu to r 

in Calhoun, Leon B. Gordon, Wini- C h e m Prof Koth O p c m n c
fred Harding, Loyal E. Loveless,1 ^ ™ 
* ° Ch ReSI9 n*
Donald Marshall, Morton D. Bra- 'O v O f o M o n t a n e M ines 
ger, and Richard Renstrom.

~

See Us For 

Better Sight

m)$

Church 

Christian 

Initiates were Dorothy Apple, ^ the arm y 

Dr. E. C. Koch will leave the
Dr. Downing E. P roctor of the ^ 'i• v'ersity at the end of this se-
bead of the Chem-
Texas Social W elfare A ssociation . nu s^er 
was guest speaker a t the A l p h a 
'-riry D epartm ent a t the Montana 
K a p p a D e l t a initiation banquet a t School of Mines a t Butte, Mont. 
Koch came to the University
the Central 
I bi March a f t e r his discharge from
Thursday night. 
in Ja n u a ry . He has 
Reba Graham, Sue Moore, Wayne j ta u g h t freshm an and quantitative 
U ntereiner, Frances Shackleford, 
the army
Gloria Bowers, Virginia A. Boyd, j five years and was discharged a?
Jarvis Finley, Rosemary Cow’ard, a lieu ten an t colonel, 
j Nina Fletcher, and Beverly Dan-; A native of Montana, Dr. Koch 
i took his un derg radu ate work at
leis. 
the University of Montana. His
g ra d u a te work was done at 
the
University of Illinois. Before go- 
i ing into the army he ta u g h t at the 
University of Tennessee.

chemistry. He was 

in 

H E A R
J . F ran k D oble
O N
’Why We Should Elect Rainey’

All students are invited to hear this world- famous 

Texan speak at the University “Y” 

tonight at 7:30

- A F T E R W A R D S -

Lisfening Party to Hear Broadcast of
H om er P. R ain ey
In His Opening Campaign Speech 
from Sherman

Thu ad paid for by th# Texas Student Rainey for Governor Club

Miss M ary Meadors 
Will Marry July 2

Miss Mary Meadors, executive 
the YWCA, will be 
c c re ta ry of 
to John M. Carpenter, 
w ried 
niversity 
in zoology, 
i July 2, at Miss Meador’s home 

instructor 

Homer, l a .
The couple will re tu rn to Austin 
the summer and will make 

or 
their home here.

Latest Hit Tunes 
In Sheet M usic

ten

Put the Blam* on Mama 

Who Do You Love I Hope 

They Say It's Wondarful 

The Gypsy 

It Couldn't Be True 

She’s Funny That Way 

Rout# ”66”

In Th# Moon Mist

Tuasda?, 3un« 4, '1945 THE DAIEY TEXAN Page 3

Original Twists Added to Leaps 
O f Dance Drama Class Tonight

r*-

Leaps and twirls with an o rig-(nights in the Laboratory T heater I class presents a studio concert ol 
mal twist w ill be in order at 8 : 3 0 j o f the Modern Languages Build- their own dance creations. This in- 
o clock Tuesday and Wednesday (ing when the Dance Drama 445b i troduces the first dance produc­
tion o f its type at the University, 
With a repertoire ranging from 
comedy to tragedy, the program
includes twelve solos 
two 
called “ La- 
group compositions 
m en t’’ and “Exh ub eran ce.” These 
have been choreographed by Miss 
Shirlee Dodge, director of the De­
pa rtm en t of Dance in the College 
of Fine Arts.
in costumes of their 
Dancing 
owm creation 
the accompani­
ment of voices and music will be 
the following soloists; Melba Stew­
a rt, Julia Knox, Patsy Smith, Jo 
Anne Millard, Elizabeth Hittson, 
James Hemphill, Bettye Beecroft, 
Mary Browning, Beverly Beck, 
Jack Reese, Bel Stroud, and Katie 
Adams.

LIMBERING UP in practice for tonight s choreography are Jo 
Anne Millard, Tommy Arrington, Katie Adam s, Jack Reese Eliza­
beth Hittson, and Jimmy Hemphill who are appearing in the dance 
drama program under the direction of Shirlee D o d g e Tuesday and 
W e d n e sd a y .

Free reservations may be made 

and 

to 

by calling 9171, 218.

String Quartet Will Give 
Chamber Music ConcertToday Paramount

A concert of chamber music, i 

T h e P r o g r a m
one of the fullest and most inter- Quartet in G Major (k. 
eating divisions of music literature.
will he presented by advanced mu- ( Quintet 
sic students on Tuesday a f t e r ­
noon at 4:15 o’clock in the Music 
Building Recital Hall. The play- ^

in E 

flat Major, 

Concert Hailed 
A s Best Yet

The Negro spiritual, Set Down 
Servant, brought the ra f te r s as 
nearly down as any of the songs 
by the Glee Clubs in concert Mon­
day night.

The spiritual was repeated a f ­
te r its place 
in the program as 
an encore by the clapping, stomp­
ing, and chanting men, who sang 
back and forth to each other.

to be 

The program was 

generally 
considered 
the best done 
by the two clubs yet, though the 
audience was r a th e r sparce. As 
f a r as receptiveness goes, it w’as 
excellent, probably receiving the 
Girls’ second encore, Grandma 
Grunts, more enthusiastically than 
the rest.

The m en ’s Green-Eyed Dragon 
was done in a way to make John 
C h a r a s Thomas proud. Second to 
the audience’s receptive hand was 
the girls Holiday Song, and fol­
lowing 
Evening 
Star.

that, To 

The 

The Maypole Dance from “ Mer­
ry M ount,” done by both clubs 
W’as also wel received by the en­
thusiastic listeners, though seem­
ed somewhat lax on the p a rt of 
the singer?.

Three songs by the men, Shen­
andoah, Ciririnella 
(Italian folk­
song) and. Set Down Servant, were 
hailed by some to have been the 
hest on the program.

T hree 

English madrigal bal­

LAST T IM ES TODAY

Bob H ope • Bing Crosby 
D otty Lamour

“Road to Utopia”

S TAR TS W E D N E S D A Y

LAST DAY!

VARSITY

Saratoga Trunk

W e d . • T h u r * .
Ray M I L L A N D 
Betty F I E L D

In

“ARE H U SBANDS 
NECESSARY”

Mickey RO O NEY

In

“HOOSIER
SCHOO LBOY’

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M M P T PAIGE * SABU 

PRESTON FOSTER 

LOUISE ALLBRITTON

T A N G IE R

K I N T T A Y L O R

S C M O O I . ’S O U T KID S . . . A N D H E R E ’S YO UR S H O W !

STATE T O D A Y !

lads done by the girls were their ' er?' a strinc: Quartet, are studying 
prime achievement. W hither Run- ' Wlth Homer Ulrich, associate pro- 
neth My Sweetheart. Come Again, fe880r of chamber music. In the 
is" the j last selecUon, the quartet will be 
Sweet Love, and Which 
left the ' nc’companied by Lois Zabel, who j 
Properest Day to Sing, 
recently presented her senior r e ­
girls way ahead of 
in
cital in piano.
the audience's estimation, though 
their share of 
the men claimed 
honors during the second half of 
the program.

are 
Jam es Gambino, first violin; K ath­
ryn Bieter, second violin; Anita 
Schmedes, 
Phyllis 
viola; 
Young, violoncello.

Members of the 

the men 

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Calling All Girls — 
Dance Class Needs You

Th** last free dancing classes u n ­
til the fall semester will he held 
at the Union Tuesday night.
Girls are particularly 

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in the beginning class which be­
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Before entering the contest for Spratt, director of the Texas Un 
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Must Be in June 5

University co-eds have only un ­
til Ju n e 5 
th eir entries 
to file 
for the title of “ Miss Photography 
of 1946.’* .Since final judging will 
begin then, no applications will be 
accepted 
later, Charles Moore, 
president of the Austin Camera 
Club, has announced.

the most outstanding photographic I 
model, the girl m ust a ttend one of 
the preliminary jud ging meetings.
Two poses in each of the five di­
visions of figure study, p ortraiture, 
sports and dramatics 
fashions, 
must he submitted. Prints m ust he 
made by at least three am ateu r 
photographers.

H e n r y C. P o r t e r B u r i e d S a t u r d a y
F uneral services were held S a t­
urday fo r Henry C. Porter, well­
known Austin highway engineer, 
who died at his home here Friday.
Mr. P o rte r received his profes­
sional tra in in g at the University.

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THE D A ILY T E X A N 

Page 4

Oh 

th*

Dobie 
A t 

Ho

J. F R A N K D O B IE , m a s te r o f 

t h e 

sharp-pointed phrase, 

th rew 

ou t his best verbal darts la st w eek 

— and, to put it mildly, he “ struck 

a n e r v e ” w ith o n e o f his state- 

m e a t s a b o u t U n iv e r sity affa irs. 

T h a t bulls-eye w as scored with his 

o bserv ation that,

“ The peop le w o n ’t lea rn 

from 

a fa c u lty o f 

la y m en — th e y need 

sch o lars.”

T H IS S E M E S T E R a g r e a t m any j 
lay m en have been added to the 

U n iv e r s ity fac u lty . Of c o u rse th ey 

have been 

listed as “specia l 

in­

s tru cto rs” and their a p p o in tm en ts 

are tem po rary , but a lo t o f fr es h ­

m en, sophom ores, and ju n io rs a r e ' 

a tte n d in g th e ir classes. A nd, f r a n k - , 

Iv, the fresh m e n , so ph o m o res, and 

ju niors are fa r from c o n t e n t with 

th ose c l a s s e r

In som e in stan ces, c erta in ly , the 

lay m en 

in stru ctors ha ve proved 

q uite ad eq u ate. T h ey have d eliv ­

ered 

in te r e stin g and 

in f o r m a tiv e 

lecturer and proved 

t h e m s e lv e s 

q uite capable. But a title and a 

p ittan ce do not a p r o fe s s o r m ake, 

and ev en fre s h m e n k n ow 

it. 

In 

fa r too m a n y in s ta n ce s, s t u d e n ts 
ha ve fo un d th eir in s tru cto rs w o e ­
fu lly in e x p erie n ced , m iser a b ly u n ­
equipped, en d d is g u stin g ly u n c o n ­
cern ed a b o u t the w ho le m a t te r of 
h igh er lea rn in g.

S tu d e n t s u n d erstan d, o f course, 
th a t the in stru cto r s t h e m s e lv e s are 
n o t to be criticized. The 
in s tru c­
tors are not tea ch er s by p r o f e s ­
sion. T h ey are m erely fillin g an 
e m e r g e n c y role. But s t u d e n t s do 
u n d erstan d, 
if their m a n y critics 
do not, th a t the q u ality o f t e a c h ­
im proved 
ing is n o t go in g to br* 
until the sala ries are raised so that 
m en can 
te a c h in g 
alone.

live by 

th eir 

T H E R E IS NO such th i n g a s a 
“ parttim e sc h o la r .” T h ere 
is not 
even a n y such thin g, r eally, as a 
“ parttim e te a c h e r .”

A p ro fe s sio n a l man m ay 

le ave 
his d o w n to w n o f f ic e , or a g r a d u a te 
stu d en t m ay leav e his stu d ie s, arid 
-tand b efo re a classroom o f s tu ­
d ents fo r f i f t y m in utes. He m ay 
in ­
the a p p ea ra n ce o f an 
have 
d u c t ' i. He may giv e “ A ’s ” “ B ’s ” 
and “ F N ” in adm irable ratios. He 
may even in tersp erse his lectu res 
w ith a m u s in g tales. But he is not 
a tea ch er or a scholar b e c a u se o f 
such a ctivity . He is a p a n to m im e 
ar ti't. not a p ed a g o g u e .

IT IS R E G R E T T A B L E that a 
in high places 
g rea t m an y men 
around th is S ta te and in s titu tio n 
think that the ideal “ t e a c h e r ” 
is 
j u s t a “ p arttim e sch olar.” T hey 
point with pride t o the “ practical 
e x p e r ie n c e ” such 
in stru cto rs can 
impart to th e ir y o u n g , im p ressio n ­
able stu d e n ts. T h ey would have 
th e world b elie v e th a t such men 
in f in i t e ly m ore b e n eficia l to 
are 
a U n iv e r s ity than “ som e long-h air 
with a st r in g o f letters a f t e r his 
n a m e .”

T H E G E N TL E M E N ’ p r o b a b ly ! 

will n ot be 
in tereste d , h u t lo n g ­
hairs w ith strin gs o f le t te r s a f t e r I 
their n am es had quite a hand 
in 
the r ele a sin g o f a tom ic e n e r g y — 
and w ith a lm o st no “ p ractical ex- | 
p e r ie n c e ” in public u tilities. The 
a m e rule would apply to m o st o f 
the oth er m ajor c o n tr ib u tio n s to j 
world p r o g r e ss— in the realm of 
-cience or th e realm o f h u m an ities. 
E v e r y m ajor step forw ard has been j 
p ioneered by scholars, not by p a rt­
time lectu rers reading som e o ther 
m a n ’s 
lec tu r e notes. W hen men 
fig h tin g scholars, th e y are 
.-tart 
f i g h t in g progress, too, a lth ou g h it 
is not a lw a y s jud iciou s to report 
the fi g h t in su c h term s.

A fa c u lty o f laym en undoubtedly 
its appeal to a g r e a t m any 
has 
people in th e s e parts. But. as Mr. 
Dobie sa ys, th e people w o n ’t learn 
from su ch a f a c u l t y — t h e y need 
scholars.

o f 

S T U D E N T S , parents 

s t u ­
dents, and e x -s tu d e n ts o f th e U n i ­
v ersity, as w ell as m em b e rs o f the 
fa c u lty , should n ev er allow- their 
dem and for a fa c u lty o f scholars 
to be silen c ed . The idea o f e m p l o y ­
ing p arttim e tea ch ers at th e U n i ­
v ersity should not be allo w ed to 
in stitu ­
gain p e rm a n en ce as an 
tional policy. The cry should be 
rai-ed c o n tin u a lly fo r th e salaries 
and th e w o rk in g co n d itio n s th at 
are n e c e ss a r y 
if The U n iv ersity 
o f T e x a s is to have a fa c u lty of 
scholars, not a 
fa c u lty o f roll- 
k e e p r s .

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A ve ry s i m p l e — b u t very, v e ry i m p o r t a n t — p l e a is 
b e i n g m a d e to t h e s t u d e n t bo d y t o d a y a n d t o m o r r o w by 
t h e E x-Se r vi c e m e n. It is t h e r e q u e s t for o n e — or m o r e — 
of y o u r use d t e xt bo ok s .

W i t h t h e f u n d s t h e y r e a l i z e from t h e sa l e of t he s e 
use d t ext s, t h e E x - S e rv i c e m e n h o p e t o g e t t h e c ol l e ct i on 
s t a r t e d on t h e i r g r e a t goa l of one mil li on d o l l a r s t o bui l d 
t h e a p a r t m e n t d o r m i t o r y so b a d l y n e e d e d on c a m p u s . 
Gi v i n g a t e x t b o o k is a ve ry si mpl e, a ve ry m i n o r act. In 
fa c t , i t ’s so si m p l e , t h a t a g r e a t m a n y p e o p l e m i g h t f o r ­
ge t.

D o n ’t for ge t to gi ve. L e a ve y o u r t e x t b o o k on c a m p u s 
t o da y. 
If s t u d i e s a r e n ’t, t oo p re s si ng , use one t e x t to go 
to a s h o w d o w n t o w n . But give a t e x t t o o p e n a ne w 
l e a f in c a m p u s ho us i ng .

On

A lot of t h i n g s h a v e bett a s a i d in f u l l -p a g e a d s in 
v a r i o u s n e w s p a p e r s , but n o t h i n g m ore e n c o u r a g i n g ha s 
be en p r i n t e d 
t he 
W a s h i n g t o n Post, on M a y 28 by a n o t h e r n e w s p a p e r , T h e 
N a s hv i l l e T e n n e s s e a n . 
It w a s t it l e d “ T h e Sout h is No 
Suc h T h i n g ! ”

t h a n a n a d v e r t i s e m e n t 

i n se r t e d 

in 

P a r t i a l l y , t hi s a d is a s t a t e m e n t of t h e T e n n e s s e a n ’s 
f i g h t a g a i n s t S e n a t o r K e n n e t h I). M c K e l l a r a n d a n e x ­
p l a n a t i o n of its s u p p o r t of E d w a r d W a r d C a r m a c k for 
t h e S e n a t o r s h i p . Be yond t h a t p u rp os e , t h o u g h , t h e a d is 
a g r e a t s t a t e m e n t of a t r u t h t hat of t e n is b u r i e d d e e p by 
d e m a g o g i c o r a t o r y — “ T h e So u t h is No Su c h I h i n g .’

T h ere co m es a tim e to catch up with a cow ard and end its misery.

The S o u th is N O T “ the hom e o f r e a c t i o n . ”

The S ou th does not sm ok e m a g n o lia m ast in opium pipes, g a zin g 

b ackw ard and h o ld in g back. 

It is not “ the land o f the B o u r b o n s,” 

“ the d ra g on the A m erica n social and political o r d e r .” It is no such 

thing. And that la r g e se ctio n o f the hy p erb orea n press th a t in ­

d u lg e s in a lo o se habit o f j u d g i n g a g r e a t and liv in g se c tio n o f our 
c o u n tr y by its le sse r ligh ts and cruder v o ic e s n e e d s to civilize its 

to n g u e .

T his is the press in which by dr ear y u sa g e “ S o u t h ” and “ r e a c ­

ti o n a r y ” have b e c o m e sy n o n y m o u s term s. The p resu m p tio n is false 

and the la n g u a g e libelous.

Who says so?

W ho has the right? The S o u th has the righ t. The N ashville 

T e n n e s s e a n , a t th e capital o f th e natal sta te o f a tom ic e n e r g y and 

th e T V A, is o f the S o u th , so u th e rly . T he N ash ville T e n n e s s e a n say s 

so and know s w h e r e o f it speaks.

The d e m a g o g ic c h a n t so o ft e n heard in the le g isla tiv e halls is not 

the true voice o f th e South. T h e S o u th is its p e op le , and the people 

o f the South look and strive fo rw a rd as e a r n e s t ly and c o u r a g e o u s l y 

as a n y o fth e n a tio n . The South a nd The N a sh v ille T e n n e s s e a n u n ­

f l a g g in g l y sup p orted F ra n k lin I). R o o s e v e lt in his fo u r m em or ab le 

ca m p a ig n s, not a s so m e see m to su p p ose, blindly, b e c a u se he w a s 

a D em o cra t, but b eca u se he was a D e m o c r a t w ho b elie v e d in d e ­

m o cra cy ; b ecau se he b r o u g h t the A S A , the F S A , an d I \ A ; b eca u se 

he d e n o u n c e d lim itation o f the s u f f r a g e , and ch am p io n ed the right 

o f f r e e men to w ork to g e t h e r tow ard b e tt e r in g th e com m on 

lot; 

b eca u se he sou n ded the r a lly in g cr y a g a in s t the dark fo r c e s o f 

world op p ressio n .

T h e voice o f the p eo ple o f th e S o u th , if it could be s o u n d e d in 

open chorus, w ould bid A m e r ic a o nw a rd in clearest a c c e n t.

W h o sa ys so?

The N a sh v ille T e n n e s s e a n . . .

The peop le o f the S o u th w a n t a n e w day in politics at home, 

g o v e r n m e n t s th a t will be e le c te d by and r esp o n s iv e to the m a j o r ity 

will. And in no S o u th er n st a te is this popular d is sa tisfa c t io n with 

m isrep re se n ta tio n m ore a c u te th an in T e n n e s s e e . H er e B o ssism — 

as p e rson ified 
in B oss C rump a nd the n o toriou s S h elb y C o u n ty 
m a c h i n e — p rofited by p oll-tax d is fr a n c h is e m e n t o f the m an and 
villainously has laid its h an ds upon th e political life.

This y ear, as 

in p rev iou s e le c tio n ye ars, T he N a sh v ille T e n ­
nessean has f i x e d its sh ou ld er to the task o f r e n o v a tio n the people 
have assu m ed and p ro sec u te w ith e v e r -f ir m e r d e te r m in a tio n and 
b r ig h t e n in g prospects. T h e task is by no m ea n s light. T he grip o f 
is h a rd en ed by th e d e sp era tio n 
Bossism upon the public o f f i c e s 
o f m ach in es f i g h t in g with their back to the w all. B u t n eith er this 
n e w sp a p e r nor the lib e r ty -lo v in g e le c to r a te o f T e n n e s s e e w ill w a v er 
in th eir r eso lu tio n or their u n d e r ta k in g . . . It is the firm e n f o r c e ­
ment o f the e le c tio n l a w s Mr. C armack will deal th at reg im e a 
sh a t te r in g blow by d e f e a t in g the elder m a ch in e s e n a t o r . . .

T H e D A » ? y T e x a n

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Court Invalidates 
Jim Crow Travel 

i

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J u n e 

t h r o u g h 

tr a v e lin g 

W A S H I N G T O N , 

A c tin g on an a p peal 

T h e co u rt was “ m i n d f u l , ” Reed 

from the j a la tio n , and “ the s t a t e s o f 

3. —
( I N S ) — The S u p r e m e C ou rt M on­
day in va lid ated “ Jim C r o w ” laws
in ten so u th e rn s t a t e s w hich r e -. 
quire racial r e l a t i o n on 
sta te 
b u se s 
th o se s t a te s. 

said, th a t co n d itio n s v a r y a m o n g 
n or th ern and w e ste r n s t a t e s with
inter- ‘ P ractically no Segvo p o p u l a t e , 
a 
industrial ea ste rn s t a t e s w ith 
teunall p e r c e n ta g e o f c o lo re d pop-
the 
S u p r e m e C ourt o f A p p ea ls o f Vir- ; I)eep Sou th with p e r c e n t a g e s o f 
frorn 2b to nea rly 50 per c e n t col- 
gin ia, 
s ix -to -o n e d e cisio n , held th a t Vhr- ored. . . . ”
g i n i a ’s s e g r e g a t io n law , as it per- 
j u s t ice R eed said the c o u r t had 
ta m s to in te r sta te bu ses, is u n c o n - | aiso borne jn m jnd th at “ Jo c a l e f- 
to prom ote a m ic a b le rela-
stitu tio n a l. 
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I he ( ourt s d ecision reversed a 
. a 
s t a t e , 

... 
v ir g in ia d ecision 
had the right to r e g u la t e p a s s e n - l a t e 
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g er s e a t in g in in t e r s ta t e buses. 

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J u s t ic e r ra n k fu rter, in a separ-
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c o n c u r r in g o p in io n , agr eed
im position upon na tio na l
a
la w s would
J u stice Reed, said th a t the Court c r a z y -q u ilt o f sta te 
th a t “ s e a t in g a r r a n g e m e n t s o p e r a te to burden c o m m e r c e un-
fe lt 
i n t e r - 1 rea so n a b ly , w h eth er such contra-
for th e d i f f e r e n t ra ce s 
law s
st a te m o to r tra v e l req u ire a sin g le , d ie t a r y and c o n f u s in g s t a t e 
u n ifo rm rule to prom ote and pro- c o n c ern racial c o m in g lin g or racial
t e d national 

s e g r e g a t i o n .”

t r a v e l .” 

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in 

,* 
, people 

in th e .-south.

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Truman Accepts Resignation 
O f Stettiniusfrom UN

W A S H I N G T O N , J u n e 3 

(I N S ) 
— P r e s id e n t T rum an late Monday 
re lu c ta n tly a cc ep ted the r e s ig n a ­
tion o f E dw ard P. S t e t tin i u s Jr., 
first p e r m a n e n t ll. S. d e le g a t e to 
the U n ite d N a tio n s S e c u r it y C o u n ­
cil a f t e r a W hite H o u s e m e e t in g 
at w-hich S t e t tin i u s 
in sisted th at 
he be relieved .

H er s ch e l V. J o h nso n, 5 2-year- 
old fo rm er m in ister to S w e d e n and 
S t e t t in i u s ’ d e pu ty , will ca rry on as 
d e le g a t e until the P r e s id e n t n a m es 
those m o st 
a 
su cce s so r , a m o n g 
the 
fo r 
p r o m in en tly m e n tio n ed 
num b er one A m erican post in the 
U n ite d N a tio n s are:

John W in an t, fo rm er a m b a s s a ­
dor to G reat Britain and recen tly- 
a p po inted U. S. d e le g a t e to U .K .’s 
ed u ca tion a l, s c ie n tif ic and cu ltu ra l 
o rg a n iza tio n .

U n d e r se c r e ta r y o f S t a t e D ean 

A ch eson .

General G eorge C. Marshall, the 
P r e s id e n t’s special a m b a s sa d o r to

Party to Honor 
Scholarship Winners

Wi liners o f sch olarsh ip s g iv en 
by the J u n io r P a n -A m er ican Round 
T able will be a n n o u n c e d at a jo in t 
m e e t in g and party to be held by 
th e o r g a n iz a tio n 
in T e x a s U n io n 
30 1 at 8 o ’clock T u e sd a y night. 
The party will be in honor o f the 
sc h olarsh ip w in n ers, th e o u tg o i n g 
o f f ic e r s , and Mrs. Pura Leker.

< hina.

G en eral D wight I). E ise n h o w e r , 

p r e s e n t a rm y c h ie f o f s t a f f .

P r e sid e n t Truman a c c e p te d .Stet­
t in iu s ’ resig n atio n b eca u se o f the 
d e l e g a t e ’s “ e a rn est i n s i s t e n c e ” that 
he he relieved im m e d ia te ly .

Parade Starts
Used Book Drive

(C o n tin u e d from P a g e I ) 
sin g a fillet on the p rogram , and 
B lount will also e m cee .

B o ok s tu rned in d u rin g th e pa­
rade and rally, co llected d u r in g the 
d r iv e ’s duration , and d ep osited a t I 
ca m p u s -w id e b oo th s on Book Day, 
W e d n e sd a y , J u n e 5, w ill be cashed 
in at D rag b ookstores. M o n e y from 
re c e ip ts will help build th e dorm ­
it o ry pictured in the S u n d a y , J u n e 
2, D a ily T ex a n , and p rovid e sc h o l­
arships 
for the ch ildren o f v e t ­
erans.

“ It is e s p ec ia lly im p o r ta n t tha t 
as m a n y stu d e n ts as can jo in the 
parad e, see the ra lly — and bring 
a lo n g a used 
t e x t b o o k , ” Peppy 
B lo u n t em ph asized . “ A f t e r all the 
this 
p u b lic ity 
p ro jec t, people all over th e state 
are lo o k in g tow ard th e U n iv e r s ity ! 
to se e w h a t w e can do w ith it. It’s 
up to us to show them th a t w e can 
put it o v e r .”

t h a t ’s been g iv e n 

Smith Lashes
At Rainey

Gives Quick Review 
Of Novel ‘USA’

(C o n tin u ed from P a g e I )

in 

the sa m e breath 
P a in te r and 
e n d o r s in g Dr. R a in ey fo r G o v er­
n o r .” A f t e r Dr. P a in te r has t i r e ­
le s sly and w-ith g r e a t skill w ork ed 
to p r o m o te th e U n i v e r s i t y ’s in t e r ­
ests. he is g r e e te d by a “ m in o r ity ” 
g r o u p with an a tta ck , and 
the 
sp e a k e r said, certa in m e m b e r s o f 
tho 
f a c u l t y are e n c o u r a g in g the 
s t u d e n t s in this a tt itu d e .

R e f e r r in g to th e R e g e n t ’s c o n ­
s t itu t e d a u th o r ity fro m sta te law, 
Mr. Sm ith sta te th a t “ The men 
and w o m e n w-ho o b s t in a te l y put 
th eir w h im a bo ve th e law- b ecom e 
o u tla w s b ec au se t h e y c h o o se to ig ­
nore th e law.

“ Dr. P a in te r f u l ly u n d e r sta n d s 
the situ a tio n at th e U n i v e r s i t y , ” 
Mr. S m ith said, “ a situ a tio n la r g e ­
ly c r e a te d by c e rta in g arr u lou s 
p r o fe s so r s who d e lig h t in the d is­
irra­
co r d a n t music o f th eir ow n 
tion al rh etoric— a s itu a tio n cr e a te d 
by p olitical order to se r v e political 
en d s . . . T h ey w ou ld m a k e o f the 
U n iv e r s i t y a b r a w lin g house o f 
hot h ea d s— a co n v o c a tio n o f q u a ck ­
ery and in toler an ce .

“ T he people o f T e x a s will not 
to le r a te such a sp e c t a c le fo r lo ng. 
T h ey have a right to th e lo y a lty 
o f th e men and w o m e n on th e f a c ­
u lty w h o draw s t a te p a y , and th e y 
shall e x p e c t the s t u d e n t s who co m e 
to 
the 
b e n e f i t s fr om the s a c r i f ic e s o f the 
to deport 
ta x p a y e rs o f T e x a s 
th e m s e lv e s as y o u n g cit iz e n s o f 
the civ ilize d sta te w h o r esp e ct the 
law s o f th a t S t a t e . ”

th e U n iv e r s ity 

to e n jo y 

F rom there, he b eg an q u otin g 

a n c ie n t sa ges.

Dan M oody Jr. W ins 
Brown Calculus Prize

D a n Moody Jr. o f A u stin , son 
o f f o r m e r G o vern o r and Mrs. Dan 
M oody, w o n th e B ro w n U n iv e r s ity 
in a c o n te s t held 
C alcu lu s Prize 
S a tu r d a y a ft e r n o o n , J u n e I, Dr. I 
P. M. B a teh eld er, a s s o c ia te p r o - ; 
l e s s o r o f pure m a th e m a tic s, an- j 
non need M onday.

G. J. C o rley w as a c lo se second.
T h e e x a m in a tio n fo r this prize 
is o p en o n ly to s t u d e n t s c o m p l e t ­
in g th e fir st cou rse in ca lcu lu s in ! 
the D e p a r tm e n t o f P u re Mathe- I 
m atics. It is a p p r o x im a te ly $13. 
I

Ro y T h o m a i o n Visit* Dr . W a t t

Dr. Roy T h o m ason , w h o received 
his d octor o f p h ilo so p h y d e g r ee 
in b io-ch em istr y from th e U n iv e r ­
sity, v isited Dr. G. W. W a t t o f the 
D e p a r tm e n t 
last 
w eek . Dr. T h o m a so n w ork ed w ith 
Dr. W a tt on th e M an hattan P ro­
je c t and is now in B e r k e le y , Calif.

o f C h e m is tr y 

*7be. tyibUui Jtine.

A S T A T E M E N T

| F e llo w S t u d e n t s :

“ E v e r y o n e w ish e s to h av e truth 

- on his side, but it is not e v e r y o n e 

th a t sin c e r e ly w ish es to be on the 

side o f t r u t h .”— Richard W h a tley .
For the p a st w e e k we, th e o f f i ­
cers o f th e T e x a s S t u d e n t R a in ey 
fo r G ov ern o r Club, hav e been o b ­

s e r v i n g a tt e n t iv e l y 
the a c ti v iti e s ' 
o f “ a n o t h e r ” g o v e r n o r ’s club on; 
the ca m p u s in order th a t w e might 
fair ly and in t e ll ig e n tl y ju d g e t h e i r ; 
aim s and pu rposes. 
is 
g o in g to so lve 
its g r e a t a n d vex-1 
I in g g o v e r n m e n t a l p r o b le m s with i 
ju s tic e and 
fa ir n e ss, T e x a n s are 
g o in g to hav e to sh o w c o n s t r u c ­
tive s ta te sm a n s h ip . I n t e g r ity , 
I te llig e n c e , an d a c c u r a c y are c a ll­

If T e x a s 

in-] 

ed f o r ; th e r e is no p lace fo r reek-! 
lessn ess, ra ge, and r e v e n g e .

th e ca m p u s d u r in g 

We f e e l th a t it is our d u ty to 
c o r rec t so m e in a cc u ra cies an d m i s - 1 
s t a t e m e n t s th a t have been spread 
this 
aroun d 
last w e e k an d to make c le a r to 
I a n y o f the s t u d e n t body th a t 
is 
in te r e ste d our stand and p o s i t i o n , 
! on on e o f the cu r r e n t c a m p u s is- 
, sues,
j Our club has not p ro te s te d and 
J will not, as lo n g as we arc their 
o ff ic e r s , p ro tes t th e a p p o in t m e n t 
I o f Dr. T. S. P a in te r. N e it h e r our 
I club nor a n y o f its o f f i c e r s took 
: a n y a c tiv e part in th e M onday,
; May 2 7 th m e e t in g at th e U n i o n . , 
i The p r esid en t and v ic e - p r e s id e n t 
did not even a tte n d . T he w h o le is­
sue is fa r rem o v ed from our pur- 
pose and p rogram . H o w ev er, 
it 
s e e m s th a t the “ o t h e r ” g o v e r n o r ’s 
club did tak e an a c tiv e part with 
: sp e a k e r s and signs.
I W e have n e v e r rep r e se n te d our*
I se lv e s as s p e a k in g fo r nor a s rep ­
r e s e n t in g A L L the s t u d e n ts. W hen 
| w e f ir s t o rg a n ize d our Club 
in 
! March, we took a ca m p u s poll and 
a n n o u n c e d the resu lts w h ich w ere 
as fo l lo w s : 50 per c e n t f o r Rai- 
fo r a n ­
a g a in s t!
R ainey, and 30 per c e n t eith e r un- 
| decid ed or i n d i f f e r e n t . J e s t e r got 
for se c o n d place 
2 1i per c e n t 
I w ith S te v e n s o n and A llred close 
: behind him. T his poll w a s c o m ­
p leted March 20th. Let us call to 
I y o u r a t t e n t io n th a t 20 per ce n t 
I o f th e s t u d e n t body is a b o u t 2 ,5 0 0 . j 
F rom the b e g in n in g w e h ave not 
r e p r e s e n t e d o u r se lv e s as sp ea k in g 
f o r th a t g r o u p nor fo r th e u nde- j 
cid ed 3 0 per c en t.

j ney, 20 per c e n t eith e r 
ju s t 
i t h e r c a n d id a te or 

T he prim ary o b je c t iv e o f our o r ­
g a n iz a t io n is to help e le c t H o m er 
P. R a in e y G o vern o r o f th e S ta te 
o f T ex a s. W e are a c tiv e ly su p p o r t-!

in g R a in e y be cau se w e fe e l t h a t 1 
he is o f f e r i n g the m o st c o n s t r u c ­
tiv e pro gra m to the p eo p le o f the 
s t a te o f a n y g u b e r n a to r ia l c a n d i­
d ate in th e past se v e r a l e le c tio n s ,] 
is fu lly c a p a b le and 
and th a t he 
his 
in t e ll ig e n t e n o u gh to 
p rop o sed p latform .

f u lfill 

Our o r g a n iz a tio n a s su ch has 
its a c tiv itie s to pro­

d e s ig n e d all 
m o te th is o b je c tiv e . Y e t, w e fu lly ! 
rea lize th a t the a c t i v it i e s o f the 
m e m b e r s c a n ’t be c o n f i n e d to this 
a lo n e . T he practice o f 
picking 
m e m b e r s out o f an 
o r g a n iz a tio n 
and r id ic u lin g them to c a s t r e f l e c ­
is e n ­
tio n s on the en tire g r o u p 
tir ely u n w a r ra n te d . N o 
broad­
in t e llig e n t p erso n w ou ld I 
m in d ed, 
g iv e such an a ttack 
seco n d 
th o u g h t.

a 

F u r th e r m o r e , Jim S m ith 

and 
H o ra ce B u sb y are n ot m e m b e r s o f 
ou r club, th ou g h t h e y s e e m to be 
th e m ain o b je c t o f th e 
a ttack , 
a lo n g w ith Rev. B la ke S m ith , Clar­
e n c e A y r e s, W. Lee O ’D a n iel, and

S id n e y H illm a n — n o n e o f whom 
but 
are m em b ers o f our Club, 
w h o s e a ctiv itie s th e w h a te v e r -it-is- 
I’m A g a in st -it Club a tt r ib u te s to 
our o r g a n iz a tio n . I f a n y o f 
the 
a b o v e nam ed p eo ple ar e w o rk in g 
to e le c t Dr. R ain ey , t h e y are not 
d o in g so 
throu gh ou t Club and 
n o n e o f th eir a c tiv itie s can tr u t h ­
f u lly be attrib u ted to us.

W ith a w eek o f th eir e f f o r t b e ­
fo r e us th e k in d es t th i n g th a t w'e 
can say a b o u t the “ o p p o s itio n ” is 
is non -con - 
th a t 
th e ir p la tfo r m 
sfr u c tiv e , m alicious, and 
in a c c u ­
rate.

“ E v e r y vio la tio n o f truth 

is a 
stab at th e health o f hum an s o c i­
ety ” — E m erson .

T h e R A IN E Y for G O V E R N O R 

C L U B O ffic e r s,

Larry J o n e s, P r e s id e n t 
Marian C ramer, V ic e -P r e s id e n t 
Curry G illmore, S e c r e ta r y 
D a v e Clark, T r e a su r e r 
C la y to n B la k e w a y , O r g a n iz a ­

tio n a l D irector.

Bull Session

B y B E N C A P P S

A v e te r a n in th e G ra d u a te School can have his th e s is ty p e d and 
paid fo r un d er the GI Bill. A t p r e s e n t th is is b e in g h a n d le d by 
Miss M a e b e ss M a tth e w s, s e c r e t a r y a n d 
in 
th e in v e s tm e n t o f f i c e , Main B u ild in g 104. 
If y o u w a n t t o ta k e
a d v a n t a g e o f this, g o by and see h er and she will tell y o u how
to g o a b ou t it. L a ter on it w ill p ro ba b ly he tak en care o f in the 
sa m e w a y as r e q u is itio n s in th e U V A S o f f ic e .

in v e s tm e n t a s s is t a n t 

A d v i c e g i v e n by o n e U n i v e r s i t y o f f i c i a l s e e m* t o b e well w o r t h 
t a k i n g h e e d of. H e *ay* t h a t a n y v e t e r a n w h o get* a c h e c k 
f r o m t h e V A w h e n h e i» n ot e n t i t l e d t o it s h o u l d s e n d it h ac k 
i m m e d i a t e l y , a n d , also, a n y v e t e r a n s h o a l * r e f u s e t o l e t t h e VA 
p a y his f e e s if h e is n o t e n t i t l e d t o it. 
P a s s i v e a c c e p t a n c e of 
m o n e y in thi s m a n n e r is d e f r a u d i n g t h e g o v e r n m e n t ,

S o m e s t u d e n t s h av e n o t y et fou n d ou t how to g e t b oo ks and
th at
su p p lie s un d er th e GI Bill. One v e t w a s heard to rem a rk 
he d id n ’t have this b o o k -b u y in g b u s in e s s fig u red ou t y e t so he 
ju s t g o e s d ow n and p a y s fo r th em h im self. This is a v e r y foo lish 
th in g to do. Y ou can g e t a req u is itio n fo r su p p lies n o w in ju s t 
a f e w m inu tes.

If you w a n t to g e t so m e su p p lies, go into the UV A S o f f i c e in 
S u tt o n Hall 110. You will have to fill ou t a little blank s h o w in g 
w h a t you need. One o f the secretary's will ty p e y o u out a re q u i­
sition im m ed ia tely , w h ich you use j u s t like m o n e y in a n y o f the 
It 
th re e book sto res near th e cam pus. T h a t ’s all th ere is to it. 
m a y be th a t you will have to w ait o v e r n ig h t for y o u r r e q u is itio n 
a t th e b e g in n in g o f th e s u m m e r term sin ce work will be p ilin g up 
in th e U V A S o f f i c e th en .

M a x F ic h te n b a u m , a ss ist a n t r egistra r, e s t im a t e s th a t th e r e will 
be in th e n eigh b orh o od o f 6 ,5 0 0 v e te r a n s re g is te r e d in th e U n i ­
v e r s ity this sum m er. A su r v e y has show n tha t a b o u t 80 per c e n t 
o f v e te r a n s now e n ro lled will remain fo r the su m m er, and the other 
1,5 00 are e x p e c te d to r e g is te r Ju ly I.

BA College Announces 
130 Degree Candidates

Dr. J. A. F itz g e r a ld , D ea n o f 

th e C o lleg e o f B u s in e s s A d m in ­

is tratio n , has a n n o u n c e d th e c a n ­

E d w i n O s c a r 
N m t t i l a 

M a r y M a r g a r e t 

St o l l 

Le o H e r m a n Ol s o n 
1’a u l i n e Bai l ey 

B e t t y Ge n e S t o n e 
Wi l l i a m M i m m s 

d id a te s fo r th e d e g r e e o f B a ch elo r 

I s o b e l E l a i n e 

o f B u sin es s A d m in istr a tio n 

in 

R o w l a n d Ka l e 

T h o m a s J e n n i n g s 

J u n e , 

19 46. 

A n y 

co rrec tio n s 

should be rep o rted to W a g g o n e r 
H all 119. T h e y arc:
K a t h r y n J e a n 

M a r y H e l e n W a l t e r s

A » n e w 

G r a v e s

B e r n i c e J o s e p h i n e A r t h u r G r e e n ? p a n

A n t h o n y 

K a t h a r i n a G e b h a r t
G r e e n w o o d 

A l t o n C a r t e r A.»ers 
N’e l d a Ma r i e B a r b l e M a r g e r y An n 
H e l e n Da l e 
Bartlet*. 

G r e e n w o o d
E r n e s t M a r t i n

E g b e r t H a r r o l l 

Gr ooa

B a a s

R n b e r t Al vi n 
B e n n e t t 
W a l t e r S c o t t 
B e n s o n J r . 

A n n E u g e n i a 

H a r r e l l

R o s e m a r y H e n s o n 
E a r l L e o n a r d 
H e r r i n g 

B e r n a r d H e r m a n 

O s c a r W' illiam 

Berkowitx 
T h o m a s J a m e s 
B l o o m e r I I I 

C l a r e P a y n e

M a r a b l e B o r e n

l i d d i n g 

A r t h u r Le e H o l t 
A l b e r t H o l z m a r k 
Loi s B o n i t a H o r r e l l 
f r e d H u d s o n J r .

H e l e n Fe l i c e B r u s h - M a r y V i r g i n i a 

s a l e r 

J a c k s o n

C l e d a Le e B u r l e s o n J o e p h A n t h o n y
M a r y Lee

B u c h a n a n 

E l m o r e C a m m a c k 
Ar o o n G a r y 
C a r t e r J r . 
R i c h a r d O w e n 

C a t o 

W i l l i a m H o m e r 

C h a n d l e r 
J o h n F r a n k l i n 

C o h e n 

J a n e k e 
E d i t h I/ oui sc 
J a p h e t 

Da n i e l B e n j a m i n 

J u r a n 
N o r m a F a y 
K a r c h m e r 

W' illiam B r o w n i n g 

K e e l i n g 

Mi l d r e d Luc i l e 

K e r s t e n 

J a m e s F. Col l i ng*
J a m e s W e i r C o l me y J o e T a y l o r L a n h a m 
F r e d e r i c G e o r g e 

W a r r e n R a y m e r 

B e t t y L a n d r u m

C o m s t o c k 

L e B a r o n

Wi l l i a m R a t h b o n e M a r j o r i e L e v i n s o n 
Mi l t on H a r r i s I . cvi t

Gr a i n 

J o h n Roy C r e i g h t o n J o e H e n r y Lo w 
F r a n c e s J a n e D e a n M a r t h a E l i z a b e t h 
T o m m y D e H a y 
Wi l l i a m H a r v e y 

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In Them Thor’ 
Swimmin’ Holes

N e a r b y lak es, rivers, and p o n d s 
m ay he h eav ily p op ulated w ith v a ­
c a tio n e r s this su m m er , due to pre*y 
va ilin g travel d if fic u ltie s . But la ck 
o f the usual life g u a r d s u p e r v isio n , 
and u n k n ow n dep th s and c u r r e n ts 
are a d anger.

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o f f i c e r , o u tlin e s se v e ra l r u le s fo r 
s a f e t y in s w im m in g in u n f a m ili a r 
places. Be a le r t to u n k n o w n d ep th s 
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in to th e 
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sign o f 
th e 
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lakes and ponds. 
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