W R A T H E R : Cloudy Low 60, High 78 -T ix I? D a i i v T i? v a \ t I Jc/AAIN JI l l Hr UA1LY Student N e w sp a p e r at The University of Texas PAGE 2: Kinch On College Tuition Price Five Cents_________________________________ * " " ' N , TEXAS, T H U R SD AY, APRIL 4, i963 Six Pages Today” No. 144 Snip Goes Sho wcase By TOMMY FOSTER T ex an S taff W riter ! W ales H. M adden, a n d U n iv e rsity S w e e th e a rt J e s s ic a D arlin g . M rs. Jo h n C onnally, T e x a s' first M any new ex h ib its a r e fe a tu re d th e th is y e a r, said S how case c o c h a ir - lad y , c u t the ribbon opening A cres Show- m an Je a n n in e C apps. T he D efense fifth an n u a l F o rty r a s e W ednesday on th e 25th an- R e se a rc h L a b o ra to ry fe a tu re s an n iv e rs a ry of h e r selectio n as Uni- ex ten siv e ex h ib it on sound w av e v e rs ity sw e e th e a rt. re s e a rc h , a re c o rd in g of u n d e rse a is en em y fre ig h te rs' “ T oday Is T he F u tu r e ." th is y e a r's Show case, dolphins, and the noises, including w h ales, g ro u p e rs, screw s, th e m e of fe a tu rin g m o re th an 50 d isp lay s j c a tc h v is ito rs’ atte n tio n . A so n a r re p re se n tin g b u r e a u s , d e p a rt- d e te c to r, used ex ten siv ely by th e the N avy in W orld W ar II to 'h u n t o u t orients, an d o rg a n iz a tio n s at its su b m a rin e s , U n iv e rsity , M rs. C onnally w as honored at beeps off a sta in le ss steel refire- to r in a n o th e r p a rt of the D R L ex- a b re a k fa s t giv en by r a s e C o m m ittee Union C onference Room b efo re the T h e e le c tric a l en g in e e rin g d e. opening cerem o n ies. S ev eral Uni- p a y m e n t s ex h ib it co n sists of an its \ e rs ity o fficials w e re p rese n t, eluding P re s id e n t Jo sep h Sm iley. sm ind w av es into an o s r iiioseope. ll. R an so m . Vice- sin c e M r s . H a rry in one C h an cello rs F . l i n i e r C o x and p lan e only, they c an be cu t off by L. D H askew , I Jean A m o Nowot- holding a w ire g r id in front of the ny. D ean E d P ric e , D ean G lenn sp e a k e r, Louis K in g m a n , sen io r B a rn e tt, R e g e n ts W, W. H eath and e le c tric a l in- P M r a d io set w hich p ro je c ts e n g in eerin g m a j o r , th e w av es v ib ra te the T e x a s hibit. th e Show- bounces in Beard Growers Judged Friday pointed out. A nother p a rt of the e le c tric a l en ­ fe a tu re s a c o m ­ g in eerin g stan d p u te r lh a t play s b la c k ja c k poker rom - and w in*; ev ery’ p a te r is p ro g ra m m e d to re p ly to an y possible p lay w ithin tw o se c . ond*. tim e The tr y be ho‘ugh t for a buck Barbecue Tickets On Sale for Buck OM w orld bro cad es at th e A rab in­ S tu d en ts' ex h ib it co m p ete for te re st w ith m o d ern fa b ric s and clothes d esig n s a t the H om e Econ- B e a rd s, b ean s, and b a rb e c u e can nm ics I> epartm ent b o o t h a few feet aw ay. At the Speech Ite p a rt- m en t stan d th e v isito r can listen to a gu ess from his inflections. reco rd ed voice and the sp ea k er* hom e town T ick ets for th e R ound-U p B a r !>ecue. fro m l l a m . to I p m . FVI- d a y cwt F re s h m a n F ield, a re be­ fo r SI on c a m p u s by ing sold m e m b e rs of the Cow boys, a t the T ex as Union In fo rm a tio n D esk, at H em phills, and a t the U n iv ersity Co-Op T irk r» s p ir based a fte r l l a rn. F rid a y w ill be JI 25. F e a ty red a t M ore th an GO,OOO v isito rs a re e x ­ pel ted to v iew the ca m p u s cross- section this y e a r. M iss C apps said The series of ex h ib its h a s been to " a n a c a d e m ie c arn .- likened th e b arb e cu e will v a1.” in th e w w d s of one p ro fesso r be the final ju d g in g of th e b e a rd th* Union S how case grow ing co n test, a bull w hip act M ain B allroom from 9 a rn. until bv Mary’ Tuggle m usic by the 9 p m T h u rsd ay and F rid a y and the D elta T au M en * G lee Club, from 9 a m. u ntil 4 p m . S atu rd ay . I*elta b a n jo band, and pop sin g ­ e r P a t Jo in e r Bill M elton will M C th e event. P riz e s is open in ra n g .n g Gunfire Follows Truce Palaver BUEN OS A IR ES A rg en tin a '.P (k in shots ra n g out e a rly T h u rs­ d ay as le a d e rs loyalist m ilita ry e m e rg e d from a m eetin g on tru c e te rm s bro u g h t p erso n ally by the th e reb elling A r­ c o m m a n d e r of g en tin e n av y fleet m en ac in g B ue­ nos A ires. L ights in G o v ern m en t House w h ere th e co n feren ces w ere held w ere quickly doused and p re c a u ­ tak en The shots w ere be­ tions lieved speeding cars. from fired two c o m m a n d e r Loyalist a rm y In told chief. J u a n C arlos O g am a, n ew sm en as he c a m e out from the se c re t m id n ig h t session, “ I b e ­ lieve th ere is hope for a so lu tio n ." from a y e a r ’s su p p ly of TMOr b lad es an d sh a v ­ ing c re a m to tr a n s is to r rad io s will be awarded the stu d en ts w ith the b e st full grow th, m ost unique best p ea c h fuzz. and u gliest b eard s P re lim in a ry b e a rd judging will be at 7 p rn T h u rsd a y in T ex as Union 325. in spite of ra in . L a st y e a r 'n b a rb e c u e serv ed If 4,300 people it ra in s this y ea r, the pro ceed in g s will he m oved to Clark F ield, the b a se b a ll stad iu m . B eard grow mg c o n te sta n ts a r e ask ed to m eet T ex an fe a tu re photo­ g ra p h e r. C h a rle s Collum , at P 30 p rn. T h u rsd a y in T e x a s Union 325. + T ick ets fo r th e W estern D ance and R ound-U p R evue and B all m ay be d raw n in T ex as Union 200 The W estern D an ce will be held at 9 p rn. F rid a y em th e te r ra c e in front of the M ain B uilding and will fe a tu re H a n k Snow and his band. At 8 p rn S a tu rd a y in G reg o ry G ym . th e R evue an d Ball will be held w ith Si Zentm er providing m u ­ sic T ick ets a re f*-er to B lan k et T ax holders. G e n e ra l ad m issio n and d a te tic k ­ ets m ay be p u rc h a s e d at the sam e place. Som e d a te ti* kets a r e a v a i l - 1 a b le a t th e E x -S tu d en ts' A s s o ria -. tion office In th e b a se m e n t of th e H om e E conom ics B uilding. M ore d a te tick ets m ay be a v a il­ ab le F rid a y , P a t M cC lure, c o ­ c h a irm a n o f R ound-U p sa id . Soviet Withdrawal Tallied at 9,000 WASHINGTON Ut — P re sid e n t K e n n e d y e stim a te d W ednesday th a t 4,000 Soviet tro o ps h a v e been rem o v ed la st m onth o r so. T his would m ean a total w ith d ra w a l of about 9.000 since the h eig h t of th e C uban c ri­ sis. from C uba th e in K ennedy told a n e w s co n fer­ ence he co n tin u es th a t m o re w i l l be w ith d raw n . The U nited S tate s, he said , will keep a close w a tc h on th e situation. to hope T he .Soviets still h av e “ som e th o u sa n d s" on th e i s I a n d. th e P re s id e n t said . H e m en tio n ed 21,- 000 a s th e e stim a te d p e a k n u m ­ b e r a t the h eig h t of th e crisis. This su g g e sted th e to ta l now in Cuba m a y be a ro u n d 12.000. B ut K en­ fig u re s a re esti- e d y n»ates. said th e —i~ ' a Lunik Nearing Lunar Target Awards, Trials, Barbecue Lunch Await Lawyers N e w York Law yer Featured Speaker At A n n u a l Event T h e U niversity School of Law will celebrate L aw Day Friday w i t h speakers, pre­ sentations, a barbecue, a n d theatrical hi^h-jinks. W hitney N orth Seym our, N ew York C ity trial and ap­ pellate law yer and f o r m e r Am erican B a r A ssociation president, will be one of the featured speakers. Sey m o u r ha* p racticed law in New York since 1923 and in that tim e ha* been p resid ent of the \s«wv latten of the B ar of the City the New York of Ve« Y ork , the an d Legal Aid Society, A m e ric an A rb itratio n A ssocia­ tion. I He w as ap p o in ted as sp e c ia l as­ sista n t a tto rn e y g e n e ra l of N ew Y ork to a s s ist in th e 1954 w a te r­ fro n t la b o r c o n tro v e rsy . H e h as also been a m e m b e r of a n titru s t law s c o m m itte e s fo r th e N ew Y ork an d U nited S ta te s a tto rn e y s g en ­ e ra l. S e y m o u r's speech. B a r," w ill be given H all a u d ito riu m a t day . “ A Gold in Townes l l a rn. F r i­ I-aw D ay a c tiv itie s w ill b e d e d i­ c a te d to R ex G. B a k e r, vvho will be honored as the School of L aw s o u tsta n d in g a lu m n u s. O ther sp eaker* include M anton lf . C um m in* of F o rd C o rp o ra ­ tion and P ro f e s s o r W illiam Ped rick of N o rth w estern U niversity. F in a list* w ill c o m p e te F rid a y in the H ild eb ra n d Moot C o u rt C om pe­ tition th e T e x as S u p re m e C ourt, and a fa c u lty m e m b e r will lie .selected fo r th e T ea c h in g E x ­ cellen ce A w ard t>efore A b a rb e c u e lu n ch on the T ow nes H ill law n w ill b re a k th e d a y s a c ­ tiv itie s F rid a y everting stu d e n ts an d fa c ­ ulty w ill p re s e n t th e ir b u rle sq u e , "A ssa u lt an d F la tte ry . ’ C B A Filing Nears End The filing d ea d lin e fur ( BA S w eeth eart i* 4 p.m . T h u rsd a y in the D e a n 1.* Office of the Bu* Inc**-E conom ics Building. A m eetin g of all c a n d id a te s will fie held a t th a t tim e with the Election Com m ission in B u s­ IOO. ine**-E con om ics Building MOSCOW OP!— L unik 4 h as passed th e h alf-w ay p o in t on its flight to th e moon w ith its in s tru m e n ts fu n c tio n in g n o rm ally , th e Soviet new s ag en cy T ass an n o u n c ed W ed n es­ day. T h e late st Soviet e n try in a lu n a r ra c e w ith the U nited S ta te s w as re p o rted on course. The ag en cy said laden, 3,130-pound re s e a rc h vehicle covered .134,215 m iles of the 238,850-m ile jo u rn e y to a rendezvous w ith th e m oon in th e first 24 hours a f te r its lau n ch in g T uesday. in s tru m e n t th e T hat's ab o u t 5,600 m iles an h o u r. T h e first leg is the fa ste st in such s p a c e shots. Speed declines la te r Id e alise o f th e e a r t h ’s g ra v ita tio n a l pull. By Soviet, aeeo u n t, the full tr ip will ta k e th re e an d a half days. “ Radio c o n ta c t w ith th e statio n is good an d is m ain­ tain ed on a fre q u e n c y of 183.6 m egacycles,” T ass said. ‘‘P re s s u re and te m p e ra tu re inside th e sta tio n a re m a in ta in e d in the pre-set lim its.” The com m unique said th e C rim ean o b s e rv a to ry photo­ graphed the vehicle against th e nig h t sk y T uesday n igh t and that it showed up ‘‘like a s ta r of 14.5 m agnitude." That m eans it w as not visible to th e n ak e d eye, and w as dim even to the cam era. Secrecy persisted about ex actly w h at S oviet scien tists w ant Lunik 4 to do. T h a t gives som e leew ay in case results don’t com e up to exp ectation s in th is p re lim in a ry of efforts to beat the United S tates to a manned landing. B ut printed com m entaries played u p in general term s the value of both telephoto w ork and a moon-based robot laboratory to expand scientific knowledge of th e planet. ( x - a ) ( x - b ) Easy as J, 2, 3 B i L A R O U E BAITY T ex an Staff W riter “ A ttention, stu d e n ts; I a m going to show you the m o d e m w ay to le a rn m a th ." D i l l E le m e n ta ry School th ird -g ra d e r E liz a b e th L ar- k am , a fo u r.fo o t blonde \* ith long c o rk sc re w an a m a z e d g ro u p of U n iv e rs ity stu ­ d e n ts a n d g u ests. “ I t 's sim p le " sm iled c u rls, to th ey r e h e a r s e d She told the a u d ien c e th a t the sp eeches w ere p r e p a r e d c o m ­ pletely by the stu d en ts who d e m ­ on strated the method*. “ T hey only found out about the p r o g r a m tod ay and th e ir speech es behind the b o o k c ase." Scott S p ark s, th e first sp e a k e r. g av e a b rief re s u m e of th e G r e a t­ e r C lev elan d P ro g ra m . H e stood on h is to es to re a c h the b la c k b o a rd w h ere he sh o o e d th e “ c o m m u n ic a ­ tive g ro u p in g m e th o d ." th is e x a m p le , th e n u m b e rs th e s a m e to g iv e third F iv e student* of Mr*. Mary Alice A n d e rso n ’s g ra d e (la s* g ave a d em o n s tratio n of th e Science R e se a rc h A ssocia­ tion’* “ G re n te r d e i eland P r o ­ the "new teaching gram '* for the Association m a t h . " Childhood t h e E d ucation I nion. Wednesday. “ T he stu d e n ts le a rn not to fe a r a n d e x p re sse d m ethod ’ ed for to a re a rra n g e d a n sw e r," he said. “ In a t He d e m o n s tra te d th e “ a ss o c ia te in w h ich n u m b e rs a d d ­ to g e th e r c a n be b ro k en dow n in d iffe re n t w ay s. " M O TT S B E T T E R " PIL O T (.KOI P H ie five stu d e n ts w o re m e m b e rs n u m b e rs. T he p lan is ea sily a d a p t­ able by ch ild ren of all a b ilitie s ," M rs. A nderson said. A ' Scott p u t his e x a m p le s on th e board, a girl th e b ack of th e room said sh e h a d been w o rk in g on th e new sy stem fo r tw o w eek s of th '' th ird g ra d e pilot g ro u p for and th a t Scott did it m u ch b e tte r the m a th p ro g ra m . "B o th th e sec­ ond and th ird g ra d e s in C a sif and Dill E le m e n ta ry schools a re Ir v ­ ing th e m ethod. K ate S m ith g a v e e x a m p le s of the b alan ced eq u a tio n in w hich th e n u m b e rs could be re a d fro m le ft to rig h t an d fro m rig h t to left, in "T h e stu d e n ts in th e th ird g ra d e will con tin u e th e new* sy stem n ext y e a r. T he p ro g ra m is so new th a t the fo u rth g ra d e p lan s a re still hie­ ing p rin ted a n d the fifth and sixth g ra d e p lan s a re tieing w ritte n . We hope th a t all th re e g ra d e s w ill be re a d y for teac h in g so o n ," M rs, An­ derso n said. te e th m issin g , P a r k e r F o lse , a blonde w ith se v ­ e ra l th e g ro u p how a m issin g o p e ra tio n a l sign such as plus, m in u s o r e q u a l signs, c an be found. show ed (•reg Phillip*, whose fath er, B. N. Phillips, a ss o c ia te profe s­ sor of e d u ca tio n a l psychology, sat In the back of the room , d e m ­ o n stra te d how n u m b er* can lie ex pan ded . for th e sy m b o ls E liza b eth L a rk a m told the aud e n ce w ith ar. a s s u re d tone of v o ice " g r e a te r th a t th a n " and " s m a lle r th a n " can be e a sily done. the the, ■ sp eech es, Mn- A nderson had th e m to go to the b la c k b o a rd w h e re th ey w o rk ed problem * of division an d p ro v ed th em b y su b tra c tio n stu d e n ts g a v e A fter “ I d id n 't know th e new m ethod m y self, but I le arn e d along w ith th e stu d e n ts We both m ak e m is ­ tak e s and p ro f’t by th e m ," M rs. A nderson said. New Members To Join Regents Tile sw e arin g in of M rs J . Lee Jo h n so n III of Et W orth and R ab ­ bi Lx'v i d a n of I) a ilas a s m e m ­ tho U n iv e rsity B o ard of ber* of R e g en ts will he the first item of bu sin ess on the a g e n d a T h u rsd a y fo r the A pril R e g e n ts m eetin g . M rs. Jo h n so n and R ab b i O lan w ill be sw orn in a t 9 a .m . in th e S tate C apitol. A public session of die B oard of R e g e n ts will follow a t IO a m. in th e R e g e n ts ’ R o o m of the M ain B uilding. Committee m e e t i n g s of th e B o ard will be h eld T h u rsd a y a fte r- I noon a n d a ll d a y F r id a y , Architectural Display . . . V iv ia n B o g a r t (left), S t e v e H o d g e s , Llew ellyn M o o r e a n d J im D o b k in s B-Tax Appropriations Face Special Session Tile S tu d en t A ssem bly i« sched uled to h e a r a re p o rt from the to C am p u s A ffairs C o m m itte e and ap- prove m e m b e rs to th e U n iv ersity Co-Op B oard at th e 7 p rn. T h u rs­ d ay rm'Cting. Action |,%*t Heck to withhold a p p ro p riatio n s of B lanket Tax tor \ tate tic foun< ll, funds c h o ral organizations, the O r a to r i­ the cal Association, and the Ixmg horn Band w as referred to the < .m ipu* Affairs c o m m itte e. Tom H utcheson, A&S re p re cn- ta tiv e an d lo m n ittee c h a irm a n , is conducting th e in v estig atio n , LED A U T Y QI ESTION ED H u tch eso n said W ednesday his co m m itte e would m e e t p rio r to the * A A ssem bly ir.ee*m g T h u rsd ay . q ic s’,on as to w h e th e r th e A ssr m . bly h as the legal rig h t to cut the A th letic Council off the B la n k e t T ax h as been ra ise d " he said, H u tch eso n an d T e rry T im m ons, talk ed w ith A i s re p re se n ta tiv e s , tho c h a irm a n of the A thletic Coun­ cil, vvith D ean A m o N ow otny, and M orris B each y , c h o ra l d irec to r. The C am p u s A ffa irs eo m m ittee will d iscu ss p o ssib le a lte rn a tiv e s should th ese o rg an iza tio n s be ta k ­ en off the B lan k et T ax. C o n sid eratio n of funds w as w ith­ held until the o rg anizations m ad e c le a r th eir in teg ratio n polic ies elected The %**enibly n* eon* ti til te d — without m e m b e r* this f i r i n g —I* constitutionally obli­ gated to A llocate the Blanket Tax fund* for the next i e a r . P re c e d e n t is to hold the A ssem ­ the funds a re in office until bly ap p ro p ria te d . R eco m m en d ed B lan k et T ax ap­ p ro p ria te ms bv the A ssem bly R ules a n d A p p ro p riatio n s C o m m ittee w ere A thletic C ouncil 58.65, Long- horn Band S 85, Choral O rg a n iz a ­ tions, .21, and O rato rical Associa­ tion, .21. IM KE U K ASKED .21, and Tile C horal o rg a n iz a tio n s r e ­ qu ested 41 cen ts instead of the ap ­ p ro p riate d the Longhorn B an d w as a sk in g for .9 8 '2 instead of the .85 M em b ers of the o rg a n i­ their zation gro up s could not fun ctio n as effi­ ciently without th e increase. the A ssem bly told Athletic D irec to r D arrlJ R oyal and Ed Ode, business m a n a g e r, ex p ressed reg ret S a tu r d a y at tho A sse m b ly ’s actio n . R oyal "aid ho felt, how ever, that athle tics could institute th eir own Blanket T ax if neeessarv . Coverage Lacking On National News By J I AN VASQUEZ Texan Staff Writer “ \thl« tics ar** s e g re g a te d b\ o rd e r of the B o ard of U rgent*,” Hutcheson said, " a n d I f s not at the discretion of the Athletic ( Viunrll." J. Donald A d am s is n 't th e kind to m im e h is w o rd s—especially w hen he s d isc o u rsin g on books c ritic ism , o r the lite r a ry field in g en eral. “ T ra v e lin g c h o ra l o rg an iz a tio n s rn theory’ a r e in te g ra te d as th e re is no rule from above, but it is up to the dire. to r ." H u tcheson said "T h e band is th e sa m e w a y ." The . contributing ed ito r cf the New York T im es book review sec­ tion c o m m en ted on m a n y related su b je c ts Wednesday before a jo u r­ nalism (lass. F o r e x a m p le : —A d am s 1 plosion ," Im* c o m m e n te d , "I think a w riter should Im- aid e to c o v e r topic he w a n t* to ( o v e r ’’ any with an y w o rd s h e w a n ts " w h eth ­ e r it has four le tte r s or 19." this lib erty He added, how ever, that had in his opinion been abused, attrib u tin g the in c re a se in sex novels m ain ly to co u rt delus­ ions such as th a t r e g a r d in g "U ly s­ se s ." A d a m s critic ized au thors who use spicy language too liberally "sp rink led like salt on an e g g ." he quipped. “ I t ’s a tr e n d I d like to see c h a n g e d ." he a ss e rte d , "b u t w ith o u t c e n so rsh ip ." the New N ew spa per*: No p a p e r—“ not even lu r k T im e s " — doe* an ad(*quate job of rcjxirt- ing national news. He suggested th at p a p e r a co rp s of r e ­ for gional correspondent* aro u n d the country who would repo rt In the m a n n e r of foreign c o rresp o n d ­ ent* and {>erhaps effect a feeling of national unity aero** the co u n ­ try. Young w r it e r s : I d on't see on the im m e d ia te horizon anyone who looks a Faulkner. like a H em in g w ay or New tre n d s in A m erican b o o k s: They seem to be th e “ sex explo­ sio n " and the in c re a sin g jo u rn a l­ istic c h a ra c te r of non-fiction w rit­ ing. J . D. S a lin g e r: “ C a tc h e r In tile R y e " w as a good book, I co u ld n 't c a re less ab o u t th e G lass fam ily (th e lead in g c h a ra c te rs in 'T r a n n y and Z o o e y '—ed ). but T he ‘n ew ’ school of lite ra ry c rit­ ic is m : Most of th e m (the c ritic s) a r e a pain in th e neck. “ A review' should m ake clear what the author w as attem pt­ ing." he rem arked. A frequent m istak e m ade by review ers, he said, is criticizing an author for not certain thing when, in fact, the author did not w e n attem pt it because it wa* not connected with his book’s purpose. accom plishing a “ Secondly, a good rev iew should give you an a d e q u a te idea of w hat th e book c o n ta in s." A d am s added, “ but n o t a synopsis of the p lo t." Streaking about the “ sex ex- H e listed I h e c rite ria a good book review should possess. Emporia Gazette's Head Man I-- W h it e , e d ito r o f the E m p o r ia G a z e t te , a n d s e n io r e d it o r o f R e a d e r s D ig e st, will sp e a k on A W r i t e r L o o k s a t W r i t i n g a t 7 p.m . T h u rsd a y a t G r e e n Pastures. T ic ke ts f o r th e d in n e r a re $3 in J o u r n a lis m B u ild in g 108. The son o f the la te P u litzer Prize -w in ­ n in g W illia m A lle n W h it e , the s p e a k e r will a tt e n d a c o f f e e in his h o n o r a t 3 p.m . T h u rsd a y in th e H u m a n it ie s R e s e a r c h C e n t e r on the fo u rth flo o r o f the M a in Bu ild in g. Mr. Smith H a d Six N e gative Square Roots" • . . new math system a lleviates children s fear o f numbers. -Texan Photo—Venne Purvis in France Students Rally for Better Conditions (Editor's N o t e : This I* the third of a four-part series w r i t t e n for The Daily Texan by a former Texan editor. He is study­ ing political science at the University of N a n c y , France.) B y H O I T P U R V I S A s k a n A m e r i c a n w h a t I m a g e c o m e s t o m in d w hen h e t h i n k s of a F r e n c h u n i­ v e r s i t y s t u d e n t . M oro t h a n likely, h e e n ­ v isio n s a s o r t of sc h o la stic se rio u s - s u p e r m a n , a l w a y s m in d e d . O n e m i g h t im a g in e su c h a s t u d e n t all a lone, e n ­ g ro s s e d in a b o o k of S a r t r e 's p h ilo so p h y , o r p e r h a p s e n ­ g a g e d in a h e a t e d political d e b a t e wi t h a b e a r d e d , pipe- s m o k i n g c o m r a d e . Most certainly, t h e r e are French students who would do full justice to such an image. But anyone placing faith in the belief that all French students, or even U e majority, fall in this category', has not the French student of the sixties. s e e n NO LONER The contemporary F r e n c h youth might be a dedicated stu­ dent, but he's not likely to be the kind who Isolates himself f o r serious coneemtration. To begin with, crowded conditions in the universities and related fa­ cilities create close.quarter sit­ uations which make isolation al­ most Impossible. It well may be pushing the students to a group conformity v astlv different from the independence of free-willed their predecessors. It Is hard for a student to maintain Individualism when he Is one of the mass who must arrive early or push hard to beat fellow students Into the classroom or the student res­ taurant. A student Is considered lucky if he is able to find a spot for himself with the multitude* in the m assive "Cite Universitaire” housing units. In fact, students are clamoring for more of these large-scale dormitories facilities that may It Is this clamor for more stu­ show dent whether the students are still a potent pressure in French poli­ tics. Turning their attention away from the Algerian p r o b l e m , which has dominated s t u d e n t group action in the past f e w years, the students are now using their ingenuity to push for im­ provement of their own situa­ tion. STRIKES HELD Already this year, students and teachers in most of the French universities h a \e h e l d 24-hour strikes to dramatize their cause. In various provincial university cities, students have crammed rn the railroad stations to empha­ size the housing shortage Other such stunts have Included a rug­ by g a m e played by pharmacy Historical Sites to Be Preserved I f Legislature Passes TSHSC Bills students on the Boulevard Saint- Michel in Paris to demonstrate the need f o r additional aport* facilities. The over-all program for which the students are campaigning in­ cludes : • M o r e seats in the class­ rooms and amphitheaters • More library space • More university restaurants, with additional space • More a n d better-paid pro­ fessors space • More housing (uni­ versity cities), and housing al­ lowance# for Individual students • More stadiums and sports fatuities Overcrowding Is a problem which Is hitting at the French educational system from top to hottorn. with the Impact only tn It* Initial Mage*. Throughout F rance, parent*, writer*, and educator* are bemoaning the situation. Many of them strong­ ly criticize President d ia r ie s de Gaulle'* “ nuclear striking force" and believe t h a t the f u n d s for nuclear •trength should Instead go to­ ward sol# ing educational and other nodal problem s. iv The simple ticketed truth that the current French university facili­ ties are being overrun This was French off! not unforeseeable rials knew thev would have rinse to 300 OOO students this ve*r Rut the problem iv only beginning bv 1970 ttiere will be an estim at­ ed 500,000 students Included G overnm ent official# hope to the accom m oda­ have doubled tions by then in the plans are three new universities at Reims. N anter and Orleans institution ha# al­ ' French and vs >ii offer especially The O rleans ready been billed a# a Oxford m odem and spacious facilities RTI DENT BODY (MANGINO B it the students who are pour­ ing into the universities now and anv *ne w ho ha# passed his sec. ondary vt hooi bact alaureate i* are more concerned eligible about the present And, even if the optim istic goals of the *du- cational planners are fulfilled, the French student is likely to be a vastly different person by 1970, not unaffected by the crowded conditions of the sixties. for Perhaps student# erltical the moat problem I* the h o u s i n g . Tho governm ent's Fourth Econom ic Plan rails for aa additional Si,OOO rooma hv IMS, but by that tim e there w III be m ore than 250.000 student* who have to seek lodging out- ihe university housing aide unit*. Furtherm ore, the addi­ tional room* are going to bring a price hike, thus aggravating the problem even more. Currently the students who are living In the "cite universitaire" dormitories are paving Jlft-$1,2 per month. The new rooms w ill mean each about JIO more month The majority of the stu. dents, who must *eek beds any­ where they can find them, are apt to pay in the SIN425 range, and perhaps even more in Paris. This creates a real handicap for low-income groups. The situation I* bad is evidenced by statistics from Ren­ nes which indicate that only 5 5 per cent of the lh OOO students ’iv e in university housing in all the cities and Because of this serious HOU# ing shortage the national union of students d ’NKFi is m!img ? r a housing allowance for students unable to live in a ''cite ’ Such an allowance might make it eas­ ier for more working-class ch - dren to attend # boo! and could boost the percentage of ‘hider’# t only 3 4 in I960) fnun the indus­ trial *nd agricultural family # Backers of the plan point out that that only 16 per cent of the ahi dents currently receive di-crt grant* and these v ary In v a ie in v it ­ students pay in the ingly little for enrolling universities An unde-graduate s likely to pa\ a r y J8-J13 a year In official feet Books, of course, boost die cost some But even now student organi/auors are working to get additional dis­ train ts for the student* by going directly to the pubh*hers Actual!.' the The Firing Line STAND FIRM To the Editor: Mr Kinch s editorial. * Assem­ bl) ('rood Field. No H it." In its bumbling a ’tem pt to praise the good intentions of the Student As­ sem bly. has tactilv ae< opted the assertion wh.ch, for as king »v I «an rem em ber, has been made aho*:* that group W e Guvs thev have that for ll] the r talk no power or effectiveness whaf- soev cr It now appear* that th# bra e Assemblymen who voted almoet unanim ously to suspend Blanket T is funds from the Athletic Coun­ cil be- ause of their integration policy (or lack thereof are losing tho r nerve, the idea being that "If we don t back down they'll take the whole Blanket Tax allo- rati'*n out of our hands and then If this be tr ie w hat ll we do" then vv 'he \ mot ty that Student Government rex really is meaningless If the As­ sembly ba'-ks down on this vital issue they ar# adm itting exactly this I urge the Assembly to hold its line, however unwittingly tak­ en; if they are deprived of their Blanket Tax duties no great k>** will have been sustained, for ob- v so lily they never had any real a ithority in the first place fare openly GII H u lk k t.W I -ring view Sr ORATOR.* DEFENDED To the Editor: befotp the Student Assembly ss not being f«*r all U niversity cf Texas studen'i A tually quite th# contrary Is true, fog The Univer-. ii Asxo. a- •Sty of Texas O m 'or lion ha# been c rrp le ’ely Inte­ grated, giving everyone a chant* to participate in all of It# arti- the U niversity vitie« level and In interim e - ate eotn- pe'itior hmh or For the past hair year* T have been a m em ber of hie O rator ca! Assoctati >n and d iring that tim* Negroes have never been exclud­ ed or d iv c rm in a’ed against in any a t the m any a^tivltmg pn>v fl­ ed by the Assnciation TLexe pro. gram s p r e v e n t by the O r*tort. the St irient P res. cal Association Ment al Debate* the !r*em#tion- a| I >ebate« the intram ural speech the Individual contests, «ontest# the public speech den in*tratif*n« and intercollegiate debate and individual com petition* have ail to ad U niversity of been open Negroes have Texas student* and continue in th* se program s to p articipate In view of the success achieved In the paxt and the continued ef­ fort on our part to m ake the** to ail stu ­ program s available dents. I was very surprised to there has been any hear that question about th* md# of the O n to r-c il Association rn campus activities J im W estb ro o k Prescient The Oratorical Assoc latten responsibility bv placing it at the head of an effective system for historical preservation HOMES NEED SUPPORT T here are a large num ber of old hon es in centra! Texas which could and benefit county support. from city Mrs. K atherine H art, head of the P u b l i c Library s Austin- T ravis G xinty Collection, w rote an article for Go m agazine in July 1962 in which she pictured six houses selected for TSHSC m ark ers which *re all located rn one block of downtown Austin The block of Seventh to Eighth, Guadalu|>* to San An­ tonio streets, known as the B re­ mond block, has on It the six house* which w ere built so home* at different tim es by dif­ the Bre­ ferent m em ber* of mond and Robinson fam ilies. John Bremond, John H. Rob­ inson, and their descendant* have been prominent fam ine* In Austin since the two pioneer* ca m e among the earlirot aet- tier*. Mrs. H art pointed out that the Bremond-Robmxon some of homes have already been de- Rtnovod and that Austin is for­ tunate th* Brem ond Lock is intact today. that Mrs H art noted that ‘ if Aus­ tin were New Orleans or C harles­ ton or Mobile, there would ti* a commission with to protect and regulate the u«e of such irreplaceable assets as th# Brem ond Moc k ’ the power TO SK Y E RITE* Tile bills pend.ng in the stat* to Senate would allow count,es finance such com m issions and to put property aside a# historical invtead of allowing sites land­ the Bremond m arks as to wrecking block crew s because the mvner* dor t want to pay taxe* on the prop­ erty. to fall prey such Some old houses are purchased by p rivate groups and are put to good use Central Texas has sev­ eral exam ples of this type of pri­ vate preservation The old I-undberg bakery, at the head of Congress Ax roue, ha# been bought bv the Austin H eritage Roe Ie tv and will be ll*ed for a tourist renter be­ rat*** of It* proximity lo the capitol and It# ht#torical value ae one of the few remaining original front* on the Avenue, The little building is decorated with a carved eagle which has seen the burning of two T e w s capitol buildings and the building of a ihird in RT years of sentinel duty over the xta'e s main street. The eagle began his carcer over a baken, and nearly ended it ignominiously over a boer joint the H eritage S o c i e t y before plucked the grasp of progre-s from It BAKERY' RAY I D ■Hie funds to max# th* lr rial paym ent on the bakery, wh.ch w as built in I*476, were ra sed by contributions from m em bers of ihe Society. Tbe Austin Junior le a g u e has also shared in financ­ ing the project, In 1952 the B astrop Counts His- torical Soc cly purchased a hou'* in in B astrop which was built 1850, and it w as restored snd converted Into a nviseurr a n d shoe* T h e h o u se c h a n g e d h a n d * t h r e e tim e * b e fo re th e H U to rt it c a l so c ie ty a c q u ir e d It, a n d ha* a ls o g ro w n w ith a d d itio n # m a d e by th e o w n e r* . T he build th e Civil Ing w a* u se d d u rin g B ar a# a t a n n e r ', a n d le a th e r sa d d le* went fo r fro m it to a ld th e e au * * of th e S o u th . The museum I* sm s ll and is maintained by member* of the Society. Its Lair rooms ar# filled with the h.story of Bastrop Coun­ ty. but m any of the ri.sp’av* s e poorly marked and there is no system in the d.splay groupings Hill said that the Bastrop mu­ seum is an example of an organ­ ized effort for histiwioal preser­ vation which could benefit great­ ly from the pending Senate bills. WOULD IMI’ROY E DISPLAY * County and city find* made available by the billa wou.d al­ low the rn .se,.rn to finance mm# attractive and batter marked dis­ plays as well a* to collect more rei.es of the pest A small finder issued by th* TSHSC conclude# with a short poem which sums up the efforts being made in private groups and now the state Senate to preserve our pest. "Remove them not the mark* our father# set Keep them In good repair at I .est in our harried going wa any cost, forget Thursday, Apr!) 4, 1963 THE DAILY TEXAN Pag* 2 The Record Changed: No State Tuition Increase '■ 1 fnglrh CO’ r i e n v I the h bgob’rn cf lic i t m in d ' . . . " K a r n IT’A L D O E M E R S O N W e a r e w illing to a d m it th a t o u r p osition on a possible tu itio n in c r e a s e (i.e., t h a t w e w o uld be w illing to a ccept a doub led tu itio n if m o n e y r a is e d b y t h a t in c r e a s e w o u ld be m a t c h e d b y g e n e r a l r e v e n u e f u n d s i is im ­ p r a c tic a b le a t th e p r e s e n t tim e . W e a r e a lso willing to a d m i t t h a t , a f t e r *hroe m o n t h s d e m o n s t r a t i o n b y th e l e g i s l a ­ tu r e , h i g h e r e d u c a tio n fa c e s a d ism a l f u t u r e fo r a t least tw o Nears. T ile L e g is la tu r e will n o t a p p r o v e e x ­ p e n d itu r e of th e a m o u n t r e c o m m e n d e d b y th e T e x a s C o m m is sio n on H i g h e r E d u c a ­ tion T h e r e f o r e , w e w i t h d r a w o u r s u p p o r t of th o s e r e c o m m e n d a ti o n s , in h o p e s t h a t T e x a s college s t u d e n t s n o t ho c a u g h t in t h e f i n a n ­ cial hind w h ic h th e L e g i s l a t u r e m ig h t cd her- w ise p ro d u c e . . . t h a t is. t o p a ss a IOO p e r c en t in c r e a s e in s t a t e college tu itio n w i t h o u t a p p r o p r i a t i n g t h e s t a t e ’s a d d itio n a l s h a r e of th e in c r e a s e d b u r d e n . W e will m a i n t a i n t h a t m u c h m o re m o n e y n e c e s s a r y to d e v elo p T e x a s ’ e d u c a ti o n a l p o te n tia l. W e do not feel, h o w e v e r , t h a t th e l e g i s l a t u r e in a n y m o o d - - philo sop hical, fin a n c ia l, o r r \ c n p o litic a l— to p ro v id e f o r T e x a s h i g h e r e d u c a t io n a s it sh o u ld b e p r o ­ vided for. is All th e e le c tio n - tim e o r a t o r y a b o u t h o w w e m u s t m a k e o u r sc h o o ls th e finest in th e lib e ra ls la n d c a m e f r o m c o n s e r v a t i v e s a n d alik e W h e r e a r e th o s e m e n n o w ? W h a t a r e t h e y s a y in g n o w ? T h a t fiscal “ re s p o n s ib il­ ity " is m o r e i m p o r t a n t t h a n d e v e lo p m e n t of e d u c a ti o n a l facilities* W e h a d o r ig in a lly s u p p o r t e d a “ tu itio n - t a x " p a c k a g e of t h i s n a t u r e : w e w o u ld a c ­ c e p t a d o u b lin g of t h e t u it io n ( w h ic h w o u ld if r a i s e a b o u t $30 m illion in t h e b ie n n i u m ) t h e L e g i s l a t u r e w o u ld a p p r o p r i a t e a n o t h e r ~ Id r s . r - ' a l i s r - B ' P 1^2 The creeps th # a d v e r t : * Bi a n d _ _ _ _ _ E D I T O R ............................................................ S I M K I N C H J R . P E R M A V F , N T S T A P F M o re y e a r s passed , th e n a l e g is la to r ’s p la n : A p p r o p r ia te ly , m a k e ju n io r in to a m a n ; A l a m o J u n i o r n o m o r e th e n a m e to he, B u t T C A E I , i.e., T e x a s College of A rt, E d u c a tio n dr I n d u s t r y ; I t s cd school p r e sid e n t w as d isc o n te n t. A b i g g e r (so, b e t t e r ) school w a s h is in te n t; M A N A G I N G F I I I T O H D A V E H E L T O N T h e L e g is la tu r e listened to h is s c h e m e A S S I S T A N T M A N A G I N G F D I T O R . . . . B \ R B A R A T O S C H N E W S E D I T O R ................................. L O I A N N W A L K E R A M U S E M E N T S F D I T O R H A Y D E N F R E F M A N F F A T I R E F D I T O R .....................C H A R M A I N E YI A R S H S P O R T S E D I T O R ............................................. B I L L L I T T L E W I R E E D I T O R ........................................ H I E Y M C N E A L Y E D I T O R I A L P A G E E D I T O R ............................ K KY F N O R T H C O T T A nd b a r k e d u p w ith ta x deficits his d r e a m ; A n d soon a u n i v e r s i t y sh o n e f o r th . T h e glory’ of t h e (local) s o u th a n d n o r t h — I 'n i v e r s a l A ll-Tex U n iv e r s ity , O f A r t St Science Si B u s in e s s A P e d a g o g y , O f T e x a n O dds E n r o l l m e n t g ro w s; f r o m E n d s of I n d u s t r y . th e s t a t e ’s e v e r y c o u n ty bounty, M f . H T l - D I T O R T O M F O S T E R C o m e n a i v e f r e s h m e n , see k in g l e a r n i n g ’s S T A F F F O R T H I S I S S U E I S S I E N E W S F D I T O R ................ IT M A N N W A L K E R D E S K E D I T O R J E A N N I N E ( A P P S ( O P Y D E S K C H I E F D O R O T H Y L A Y E S N i g h t R e p o r t e r s . . . . L . T r i c k R a n t e r , G a i l A S m i t h C o p y r e a d e r .......................................................................... J i m D a v i s N i g h t S p o r t s E d i t o r A s s i s t a n t C a r l t o n S t o w o r s S t e l e G o o d n i g h t L y n n e M r - D o n a Id N i g h t A m u s e m e n t s E d i t o r N i g h t W i r e E d i t o r H ue\ M Nealy N ' g h t F e a t u r e # E d i t o r ............................................. l o a n . t a m e s E d i t o r i a l A s s i s t a n t H a v e N o r t h c o t t N a i v e ly th in k in g t h a t th e s c h o o l’s big n a m e M u st be a p a s s p o r t to t h e r e w a r d s of f a m e ; F o o le d b y t h is m o u th - f illin g h u n k o f n o m e n ­ I n t o th in k in g a school w ith t h a t n a m e m u s t c l a t u r e h a v e s t a t u r e ; D e lu d e d b y th e e l e m e n t a r y t r i c k O f h id in g one s folly in p n e s r h e to r ic . IG D VY E WILSON Seven bills w hirh will encour­ age the preservation and protec­ tion of sites of historical interest in Texas have been passed fav­ orably through s’ate Senate com­ m ittees George VV Hill, d,rector of the Texas S’a 'e Historical Survey Committee, said recently that the passing of these bills is net es- sary to prevent the deterioration and neglect o ' historical sites which have not received proper recognition due to a lack of funds and lack of coordination in pres­ ervation efforts. One of the bills, which were Introduced by Sen. Culp K rueger of El Campo, will allow the TSHSC to act as a coordinating body to assure a uniform ity of the ap­ to m a rk e rs and propriateness of sites under con­ sideration. judge Other bills would allow cities and counties to levy a property tax to pay for the purchase and improvement of historical sites. Hill said th at the vandalism of a num ber of historical m ark ers and sites in recent years resulted in two of the bills providing pen­ alties to discourage such willful d es'ru c­ tion. specifically designed AUTHORITY LIMITED the present Working at tim e under a handicap of limited au­ thority, the TSHSC serves as the c'lorrimator of work done bv the T e x a s Historical Foundation, which is the private side of the state historical program , and the Texas Civil War Centennial Com ­ mission, the organization through which the state is giving special em phasis and Civil W ar heritage. to Cor.federa'e Hill said that these two organ­ izations w ith the TSHSC serve 4k state and regional historical organizations and 230 county his­ torical survey com m ittees Hill outlined the state pro­ for historical preserva ft' e areas of listing gram Hon by work. In the program f ■ > f r n I amm I S i i , # I ■ fjs§ I I i v - S P ? ® * Limping Longhorns Enter 20 in Relays Frogs Rattle Aggies, 4-2 To Take Lead Their hope* riding on two re­ la y team s and Hurdler R ex Wil­ son. the lim ping T exas Longhorns go to the post at the 36th T exas R elay* with a 20-man varsity squad. Coach F roggy L o w o m also has in entered a 15-man frosh squad the Junior C ollege-F resh man divi­ sion of track and field carnival. the revered Three 'Horn* ar* still sidelined w ith Injuries—V aulter Steve Guy- nes, a 15-footer; Sprinter Boh Crouch and D avid W inkles, quar- ter-m iler. But Loy Gunter, Southwest cor ference m ile cham pion and 880 anchor m an on the sprint m edley team s. and is two-m ile slated ho be back full shape after being slow ed and w eakened with sinus trouble. relay in “ L oy’s w eight dropped to 143 pounds.” L o w o m said of his star junior from Jacksboro, ‘ but h o g b a rk up to 150 now and feels like he's to bring our r e la y ! learns hom e In good tim es ” re a d y T h e T ex as s p rin t m ed ley re la y u n it will h av e D avid C olley and th e open 220 C h a rles B arn h ill on leg s, th e 440 w ith G u n ter th e 880 J a m e s C ooper on T he tw o-m ile g ro u p w ill have Boh Spellings. C h a rle s R o d gers an d L a r r y R hodes ru n n in g half- m iles a h e a d of G u n te r W ilson w ill ru n in th e U niver- TSU Looking for Second Sweep sity-C ollege 1 20-\ard high h u rd les an d in the open 400-m eter h u rd le s H e s the top h u rd le r in the I>one S ta r S tate this sp rin g h av in g won seven of rune ra c e s in th e highs and in te rm e d ia te s His b e st tim es in a r e 14 1 th e hig h s and 37 8 in in te rm e d ia te s. As a 400- th e 330 m e te r h u rd le r d u rin g his sopho­ m o re y e a r in 1960, W ilson p lace d th ird in the NCAA and w a s n am ed to the a ll-A m e n c a n te a m . T he U T fro sh h a v e a stro n g two- m iie re la y w ith J a c k liar*. Ken S u n d erlan d , R ic h a rd H om o and C huck F ra w ie y top 880 frosh in this p a rt of the coun­ try . four of the O th e r top fresh m en for U T a re M ike Ard s S tev e Sansom T om m y K eene, L a rry Steele, B id S tro n g and Tom C u rrie. TEXAS V ABSIT T E M HITS 44 C Relay H e r b e r t Jones C o ile r Carlton Slower* Mike Dalton SRO R eia v < oar ie* E a m i n i J, Dalton T o m W a t e r s t o n Coll*' Mi - Re.av Bamhl!. Gunter Wa. triton coop er Two V e Relay Sp#! lr,ga Rod gen Rhode* G u n t e r , S p rn t Med!»v Relay Colley- Ram hill. Cooper c< 100-Y ard J 20-Y a rd H i g h H u r d l e * w i l s o n Bob (.en ter I >ash on e* , e \ S e w e ll Shot Brown H enn PU Charlo* Jordan, J im m > D is c u s Char!#* Cie*#1 Brown. Javelin High Ju mp Broad J u m p Jordar Jerl Brank I. n ('.esp', J a m # * \V< m a c k , Boyd T F V VS FBESHMAN E NTRIES 440 Re,a I J e w el lr. n, B J I r y Mike Ard * S t r o n g , Carter J o h n * } P e r ­ S p r in t Med>v R e la y A rd s S tr o n g Fred Clark. Fra u. lev. Fl aw ex Rom o Fray e Mile R e: av F e m . S tr o n g Heme Tw o M il e Reia;, : H a r t S *nder a n d , HO pard Dash Ard,* ’20 High Hurd es Sansom C m z I.i#*v#i;yn. Bartlett. High Shot Put Broad J nr,p Strong L lew ellya, 400-Metrr , m p C l a u d e Clonlager Steele M Le ti trU es Sansom ’ • loin F O R T WORTH B -T exas C h ris­ tian su rg ed into the Southw est Conference baseball lead by de­ featin g T e x as A IM 4-2 h e re W ed­ nesday. P a t P eeb les, T C I’ s fast-b allin g rig h t-h a n d e r sophom ore settle d a fte r a rocky s ta r t and pitched Ute F ro g s to vi< to n . T ag g ed for ail five hi'.* and both runs In the first th re e In­ ning* P eeb les allow ed only one w alk the re st of th e w ay. T he F ro g s boosted th e .r c o n fe r­ en ce re c o rd to 4-1. It w a s th e first ]o<* for th e A ggies a p e r th re e v icto ries and tie w ith Teva*. J a c k C ram took th e loss for the A ggies. This will set up a T h u rs­ d ay duel b etw een T C I 's L an ce B row n an d A&M s C huck M cG uire 'Mural Stores B y S T E V E GOODNIGHT The spit-shined « h o # s of th e ROTO y ield ed to the sn ea k e rs and c le a ’s of the so ftb all in tra m u ra l t e a m s W ed n esd ay on W h itta k e r Field as c la ss A an d B m a tc h e s w ere held. In c la s s B p la y , D elta K appa Epsilon o v e r r o a ie Sigm a A lpha Mu 14 to 9 The w in n er g lead in g h a te r w as L e e H ancock, who sm a ck e d a trip le to c i n c h th e I* w as B e ta T h eta Pi o v er ^ o re to 5, w ith John K appa A lpha 6 to T read w ell h ittin g lead his tea m to victor}'. W rapping up c la ss B play. Phi Sigm a K appa w hipped Ta i D elta Phi 18 to 6, tw o double* ? Y o u r c a r w a x e d f r e e E v e r y t i m e y o u h a v e it c l e a n e d a n d w a s h e d at We use NX Product of CAR-RITE, INC. 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O n ly f l o r id a AAM an c h o re d bv R o b e rt H a}es, m a n a g e d to b reak into T^U s m onopoly la s t y e a r, w n wins at iT a * # in th e 440 and 880 re la y s F rid a y n ig h t th e T .g er* of TSU fa e an o th e r fo rm id a b le foe In Em - porus S tate T e a c h e rs. th e E m p o ria P a re d by Ire la n d Sloan and John te a m h as C am .en , a ta le n te d d i- la n c e m ed ley u n it th a t upset the to u ted S ou th ern Illi­ nois crew in the A rk a n sa s R elay* la vt w e k. W th M aine A dam s on th e a n ch o r »f T exas S o ,th e m c o m p e t i n g th e F rid a y nigh? tv i.n st C am .en e should be the top th rille r of ^ STPa* c est. rn po ria C oach F ra n W elch calls ii' an and C a m .en the " b e s ' p a ir ‘ d ista n ce ru n n e rs we ve e v e r had it th e sam * ti m e " e Sloan ra n tu rn the th ird leg of h e d ,sta n c e m e d le y 1320 y a rd s o r th ree -fo u rth s of a m ile in thee** rn n a te s or u n d e- W'*h Ca rn! en to spin a 4 IO o r b o h o r on the an c h o r m ile th e H o m e s should pro v id e p .en ty of c o m p etitio n at he R elay* h ere th is w eek W h a te v e r the o u tco m e the new ev en t will be a new re c o rd But it could be low enough to ch allen g e the 9 46 4 U n iv e rsity division re c ­ ord set last y e a r by th e Bill Dot- <> n-pow ered K a n sa s Ja y h a w k s. TSU a lre a d y th is w in te r ow ns The w orld s indoor re c o rd for th e m ,,e relay . W rig h ts b rig a d e did and D 'xon th a t g a m e s It w as a sp a rk lin g 3 12 2. the M ason in L ouisville a* SCORES Boston 128, Cincinnati ITO In S W C Baseball 'Horns Treading on Thin Ice Although C h a r l e y Hartonntoln put them on the right path, th# ar# by no T # x a * Ixvnghorn* th*- wood* In m r n n v yet out of baseb all Southw est C o n ferrn re a* for a rrltiral they pr«-fwir# w##k#nd *#rl#a agalnvt th# Ba* lor Boar* a t W aco. H arienstcin th is tw iee by th# H i got up and sp rin g p iirh e d th# L on g h o rn s to a g ritty 3 2 " m u ll ’ v ic to ry o\f*r R ir# at g a m # ?he H ouston T u e sd a y a lo n g h o rn * had to v a v alivp to h a ' # Lvvored B u1 T c \a « a'xo h as to h a . p 'h e two B aylor g am ea , to h# p lav ed F rid a y and S a tu rd a y at B f c D a l­ ton Street P a r k in Warn F en a vplit would he a h od' bim* to th# lo n g h o rn s th# SWC cham pionship fig u rin g f n - hopes of the fourth s tra ig h t y e a r. C oach B ibb F alk p ro b ab ly wdll s’a rt Bob M yer F rid a s and then com e bask vail H artenM ein Sat- u r d a • in ar: effort to get p a st the b ag h B ears who already own one victory o v e r this easrv Texas is 2-2 in co n feren ce B a y lo r 3-2 lo n g h o rn s the B ii p itch in g hu'-n t been F a ik 1 p ro b lem (his sp rin g H e 's gotten pretty good throw ng. The tro u b le lo n g h o rn h itte rs h as hoen T ex as i « on!*, a 235 le a o Hitting a v e ra g e fo r the season (6-4-1 re<- o ld is m an ag in g only a fee­ ble 189 in co n feren ce p lay. t h e but D e s p i t e T u e s d a y ' s \ i r t o r \ o v e r R i c e , th# I- onghorn h at t i n g m a r k w e n t d o w n . T e x a s w a s a b l # to m a n a g e onl y six d i n gl e s — on# of to ri ght t h e m a key HBI (Hike field by P in ohhlttr r Buddy N e w —In 34 official tim es at bat. If the h its e v e r s ta rt failing la, .should s ta r t feeling a Ut ti* F alk b e tte r. In addition to th e pitching, the fielding h as been m ore th a n a d e q u a te , e x cep t for som e Lfth- inning n e rv o u sn e ss a t H ouston th a t let Ft,- e score its tw o runs in an u n earn ed m an n er But little bas- k r *baller - tu m ed -sec o n d -b n se m an Jim m y C a r k m ad e th re e b e a u ti­ ful plays That cu t down Owl ra llie s in k e a sp a rk lin g ju m p p in g g ra b of a Mr# shot to end R ice s fifth-inning ra l­ ly situ atio n s me lading s e r i #s Th# B a y l o r in Texas* l as t c o n f e r e n c e o ut i ng until April 19, wh e n th# ’H o r n s o p e n a t wo g a m # vet at V i s t i n a g a i n s t pitch Ing s t r o n g TCI / 'o r c a s t e r black is back The one color that keeps com ing hack fo r m ore. Aiwa s p o p u lar Perfect for F 1 *er. N o th in g ■% more distinctive nor a p p ro ; u ' fo r eve'v event o f im portance. 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To include approxim ately 1b9 paintings, etchings, draw ings, and lithographs by 62 artists, the ex­ hibition is entitled Taos and Santa F e: The A rtist’s Environm ent, j 1882-1942 The works a re being loaned by individuals, collectors and m useum s from throughout th# J country. "T he purpose behind this exhi­ bit ion," Wilder stated, "is to trace in some detail the beginnings of New Mexico as an a r t colony; to exam ine 'sh at It was and w hat it m eant. During the early p art of th'* cent11rv. New Mexico w as the center of fine a rt west of the Mis­ sissippi." The exhibition xviii rem ain at C a rte r Museum through May 26, afte r which it will he loaned to l a Jolia, California, for the sum m er months In tho autum n it xviii s e n # as the inaugural exhibition for the new’ F ine A rts G allery now under construction in Albuquerque. G L O R IA SCHLATHER AND J O H N PAUL W HITE . . . rehearsing for "Draussen von der Tuer.” Q u a rtets to H arm onize S a tu rd a y in A uditorium and a re now on sale at J. R. Reed Music Company, Bill Austin Piano and O rgan Company, M ontgomery Ward, and the U niversity Co-Op Annual German Play O p en s T o d ay in Batts " I n F ront of the Door.’* the an­ nual G erm an play, will be staged T hursday and F rid ay in B atta Au­ ditorium a t 8 p rn. Dialogue will be in G erm an. It is " a play no theater w ants to perform and no audience want* to se e," according to Its auth or Wolfgang Borchert. Yet, It has been one of the moat pop­ u la r plays of postw ar G erm any. Its title In G erm an la “ Drauaaen von der T iler." The powerful tragedy, som etim es described as surrealistic, unfolds PIZZA HUT 1809 Guadalupe after the retu rn of a G erm an sol­ dier f r a * captivity In Siberia. Dr, Wolfgang Michael directs the production, and Dr. Emmon W. Bach, assistant professor of Germanic languages, Is the pro. ducer. Costumes are by Mrs. Marian Michael, stage settings by Mrs. Karen Douthit. Students in the cast include Paul White in the principal role, Jac- quelynn Juvenal. John R. Kom- dat, G uenter K. W. H err, Robert C. Needles, L. Ja c k Lord, G loria Jean S c h la te r , W alter S. Mose­ ley, Tom Kuo Lee, M rs. Linda B ry­ ant Seka, M rs. Beverly Stum p I Lord, G ary Seam an, T hom as M. Ire n e F rances M eyer, Sawyers. and B a rb a ra Young. Tho production crew includes Mrs. Dorothy E vans Casey, H arry Harvill, Thom as A. Stoneham, and I Stephen E lroy M ontgom ery J r . San Antonio Group To Feature Pianist • < , i v , ■ * a? * •• „ x ■**’ . v et.. A MF J r n * im X r n - i J I Joined by Lorin H ollander, the young A m erican pianist, the San Antonio Symphony under the di­ rection of D r. V ictor A lessandro will close Its twenty-fourth season with a concert at 8 30 p m. S atur­ day a t the M unicipal Auditorium in San Antonio. Already considered one of the most Important pianists Ameri­ ca has produced, Hollander be­ gan a rise to fame at the ago of 14 with an unscheduled ap­ pearance with the San Antonio Symphony. Quality and Flavor Reign Supreme P H O N E G R 2-7511 Eat In or Carry-Out Come & Sing Along With The Banjo Band at the DELTA austin’s dixie cabaret O P E N S AT 7:30 P.M. 3405 GUADALUPE HELD OVER! 6 M O R E D A Y S O N LY ! Austin s Most Talked About Motion Picture! A C E R T A IN A C A D E M Y A W A R D W IN N E R ! N O M IN A T E D FOR T W O A C A D E M Y A W A R D S TW* Picture bas already won triple awards— Best actor— Best actress— Best new Director Time Magazine Acclaims it: "BEST A M E R IC A N FILM 1962” A N U N USU AI LOVE STORY! » r n l o r T o u r C M T cniriw e, M A TIN EE S F v rr v d a r to A roid th* Crowd*— l e a l : 1:19-2:55-4 ; 42-4:25-8: L U # I S T AI ST IN S H O W IN O l u m e n | A F aaciiv atin f S to ry of T o n n e Poop!* W ho I ^ f t C iv ilisatio n So Com m on* w ith > a ta r * I ISR. J ce. m; s cold# WoRLDWirHburSSSffl N O T E — P o s itiv e ly No O n* I 'n d r r IS Yr*. A d m itte d N o C h ild T i r k r t* S o ld W l j I H Q E gB S H u H I i l H J g g A I) F L T S 79e T E E N D IS C . C A R D She C H IL D E N D E R 12. F R E E . O P E N 9 :3 # F R E E R ID E S ON ‘ L I L T O O T ’’ FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT AT ITS BESTI Subsequent appearances w ith the New York Philharm onic. Chicago Symphony. N ational Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony and D etroit | Symphony h a v e brought predie- in the ; finns that he will rem ain front rank of international pianists for y e a rs to come. H ollander has also becom e fam ­ iliar to TV view ers f r o m p er­ form ances on the Bell Telephone. Ed Sullivan and P e r r y Como shows and he is to m ake his ninth j appearance with P erry Como in ; an E a ste r Sunday show, j Dr. A lessandro has program m ed the Tchaikovsky Concerto No. I in B-flat M inor for H ollander’s p er­ form ance w ith the symphony Sat­ urday night. The final concert will also In- j elude Kabalevsky’s Overture to "Cola* Breugnon" a n d “ Arm- phonle Fantaatique" b y Berllo*. Tickets a re available a t Munici­ pal Auditorium in San Antonio. Coming April 17 George Shearing Oe(!u>cod, D R I V E - I N TH E A T R E RU tnt Af* B O E O F E D V. O P E N S 6 :0 * A D M IS S IO N 79r K ID S E N D E R 12 I R E E W ho’s Got tho Action? L e n a T o m e r — D e a n M a r tia S ta r t* 7 15 — p in * — The Savage Guns Richard R e c h a r t —Don T a rter Start* A 45 D R I V E - I N T H E A T R E IMO Sa Cwt B O X O F F I C E O P E N S C M A D M IS S IO N 7Or K ID S I N D E R I t K R E B In Search of the Castaways M a u r ic e C h a r a l i e ^ - H a l e v MIU* S ta r t# 7:14 •—pine—* Call Me Genius A l e r c e S a n d e r* — T o n y H a a e e e k S tart* 8 55 Tile second annual ‘‘Make Mine B arbershop" show, a program of barbershop-quartet singing, will be held S aturday a t Municipal Audi­ torium. The show xviii be sponsored by the Austin chapter of the Society for the P reservation and E ncour­ agem ent of B arber Shop Q uartet Singing in America in the harm ony show the Austin Chord R ange’-s, a 32-voice barbershop chorus; th ree quartet* from F ort Worth. Houston, and San Antonio; and titre* q u arte ts from Austin. P articip an ts Include for T ickets the "M ake Mine B arbershop" show a re $1 25 for adults and 50 cents for students 'Othello' Tickets on Sale for Tickets a re now available "O thello," to be presented by the D epartm ent of D ram a on A pnl 22- 27 in Hogg Auditorium. Season ticket holders m ay call the M usic Building box office at GR 1-1537 between 9 a rn, and 4 p rn. as long as seats a re avail­ able. Single adm ission tickets *<-■!! at $1 for students and $125 for ‘he general public. L F T S D A N C H I P I G R R O U N D D P at D E S S A U H A L L with H O W A R D W ESTERH AUSEN and th* L O N E S T A R R A M B L E R S ED 5-9355 P flu gerville T**a* P H O T O G R A P H IC SUPPLIES EXPERT C A M E R A REPAIR Hallmark Cards ami Plans-A * Party Shop Studtman Photo Service Search for Adventure with the World's Happiest Adventurers! ii ............ — Walt Disney I SmBBS s its F U N to own a boat' BILLY DISCH I V ! / X R I N E S i l l B U R N I T H O . r ’ THE UNIVERSITY’S ONLY EXCLUSIVE RADIO A N D HI-FI SALES A N D SERVICE CENTER 2010 Speedway G R t-6609 Serving the University Area for 12 Years B E D W A Y ‘ H IG H FIDELITY AT R EA SO N A BLE PR IC ES” Braswell's Humble Sta. 24TH ST. & RIO G R A N D E Phone GR 8-5813 B O A T R E N T A L When You Think of Food... think of the BIG FOUR in authentic 222 WEST I9TH G R 6-4326 506 S C E N IC DR. G R 8-0470 lr-****' * * *M *A tai • t ‘WI OO • PLUS! IN C O L O R “RUN OF THE A R R O W ” Kids! Remember Giant Easter Egg Hunt Easter Sunday! IN C O L O R O P E N 6 :3 0 • F I R S T S H O W 7 :3 « C H IL D R E N E N D E R 12 F R E E P I A U , R O I N D A F I N E F O O D S xnmy&A D I L T S 70e • T E E N D IS C . C A R D * MJUtTNi-IMR WBS 601 n M U ACTOR I -p lu s -"H A R O L D LLO Y D ’S W O R LD O F C O M E D Y " ATTENTION SENIORS Order your 1963 BUICK Today Under Our Graduate Plan. Graduating Students W ith Let­ ters of Employment M ay Now Qualify for Pur­ chase of New 1963 BUICKS W ith Little or No Down Payment. See Our Representative Today for Complete Details. Orders Must Be Pieced Soon to Insure Delivery. C O V ER T A U T O M O B IL E C O . Your BUICK Deafer In Austin for Over 50 Years. GR 8-6621 5th at San Antonio EL HAT "Nome of flit acor 504 E. Ave. GR 7-7023 / EL CHARRO I "Big Steak— Mexican Sfjrfe 912 Red River GR 1-7735 | EL TORO "insfiti's Original Mexican Resfonranf lith S Guadalupe 6R 8-4321 I MONROE'S "Mexican Food lo Ga" S N £ Ave. GR 7-8744 OPEN EVERY DAY Inhere Muku Food is a Specialty... Nat a Sidell#* T W id .y , April 4, 1963 THE D AILY TEXA N P .p . 5 Home Begins For UT Exes 25 New Shovels Added Add 25 shovels to the lint of m a­ terials the Ex-Student*’ Association this has ordered weekend. for Round-Up The shovels w ill he used Satur­ d ay at 11:30 a rn. ground-breaking ceremonies for the new 5300,000 Alumni Center to ho built on San Jacin to Boulevard bbetween Twen­ ty-first and Twenty-second street. Construrtion w ill begin in the early summer Texas-Exts attending Round-Up, students, faculty members, admin, lstrators and Regents m ay attend tho 30-minute ceremony at which Governor John B Connu Sly will ex­ tend congratulations and the Long. horn Band w ill play E rn e s t Sm ith of M arsh a ll. Ex- SCIENTIFIC WATCH REPAIRS I > • w a t c h r e p a ir • JEWELRY RESTORATION • SOLDERING • CUSTOM DESIGNS Estimates FREE Campus News Round-Up Students’ A ssociation president, w ill preside and w ill present to W . W . H eath, B o a rd of R egents ch airm a n , token of alum ni c o n tri­ butions to the n ew center. C h an cello r H a rry ' H. R an so m w ill speak b rie fly for the U n iv e rs ity Jo sep h R System , and Presid en t the M a in represent S m ile y w ill U n iv e rs ity . in 1964, When completed the Alumni Center w ill give the Ex- Students’ Association it* first per­ manent home since it wa* founded in 1985. The U n iversity contributed $110,- 000 to the project from the Etter Fund a private unrestricted he quest from the es*ate of the late Mrs. Lula R E tte r of .Sherman in who** honor the new building will he named. Texas-Lxe* have been engaged in a campaign to rau e the additional 5190.000. Interviews Near Close for Thursday and Frid ay are the Interviews for last days tor OU Hance chairmanships Committee, Hound I p Com m it­ Sportsmanship tee, Committee, Campus Orest, and Human Relatl'm * Commission. Interviews are being held In Southwest Tetas Union STT from I to 5 p m. * * in P e o p le ’’ Business-Econom ics Bu ild in g 116 T h u rsd a y at 8 p m P ro f. i* an au tho rity on E th io p ian cultu re and lecture w ill he I^eslau T he languages illustrated the M id d le i i sponsored by and E a s t C enter. A Market Talk Scheduled A a E n g lish m a n who la tea ch ­ ing A m e ric a n governm ent at the U n iv e rs ity , D a v id A lan Heslop, w ill add ress the C hallenges to D e m o cra tic I d e a l G ro u p a t 4 p.m . T h u rsd a y a t the U n iv e rs ity “ IT.” Hie anhject w ill he “ W h y th* Com m on M a rk e t is a T h re a t to T b s E n g la n d ’s D e m o c ra c y .” public is invited. Heslop did his undergraduate work at Oxford U n iv e rs ity . * Relay«rt to H avo Party The C h arm and H o sp ita lity C om ­ m ittee* of the T exas U nion are planning an Info rm al reception for the p articip an ts In the T exas R e ­ lays from 7 to 9 30 p rn. T hursday. in the Longtvxm Room of the Texas Union T h e re w ill In* refre«hm ent* and live music. The p a rty w ill be held Coaches a-e Invited si%o. * UT M an Talking Abroad Prat. P h il M Ferguson of the I n iversity C iv il E n g ine erin g D e­ lecture T h u rsd ay partm ent w ill Fin* Je w e lr y Prof. Letlau Will Speak A ^ K o-It• * O —*-!# Aganey 2241 GUADALUPE P ro f W o lf Lex la u of U C L A w ill fji-'d and ‘ Ethiopia lee ' ire on and Friday a1 th* Middle East T e c h n ic a l University at Aakara, Turkey. P ro f. Ferg u so n w ill apeak to student# and T u rk ish engineers on theory and A m e ric an p ra ctice hi th * field of reinforced co n ­ crete. On A p ril I * Pro f. Ferg uson w ill ho in W iesbaden, G e rm a n y , for a m eeting of the Euro p ean In C o m m ittee on C oncrete, an tern ailo n al group w ith represen t­ a tiv e * from IT countries. Pro f. Ferg u so n represents the A m e ric a n Concrew* Institu te on a collaboration co m m ittee Jo in t­ the A m e ric a n ly sponsored Ny and E u ro p e an group*. The two organisations prom ote t h e ex ­ change between Eu ro p e and the UK of re a earrh and inform ation on reinforced concrete. ★ n y R I L L G I L M E R F, The Ex-Students’ Association ha* never had a permanent home dur­ ing it* 78 year* of exutenre. It has been shuffled from the Main Building, to the University Y M C A to the Littlefield Building in down town Austin, haik to the YM CA , to over to Waggener H all, then is now the Union Building and buried the Home Economics Building the basement of In Other than providing offi?e* for the Ex-Students’ A*VKiation the new Center will have rooms for receptions, m e e t i n g * and re­ toe union*. As one person put it Mrs. M . Clark to Talk from Pharm srettes wall have a guest th# Texas State speaker Bank at 8 p m . Thursday The speaker. M r* Marge ret C lark w ill talk about “ Women In Banking ’ in P h arm acy Building 101. YAPs lo Seek Bowl Victory Law Film Slated Friday “ Chain of Evidence ” part of the Townes H all F ilm Forum, will he shown in Townes H all a* noon F r i ­ day. The f);Ti ’* about a young man who is sentenced to d ea'h for m ur­ der The sheriff s deputy, who is heifer! arrest the young man convinced th a’ he la innocent The U t show** the deputy* fig"/ to the e lectric save chair. the boy from r * ~ * hew X l i e t a n t i j u i J ~ a r t J ~ a c h . . . A v t oad ~ t z ? --3-? that Ca to r' a Codo * ’* * COBBERS1# A f P t ce v ..adj S 're*. / ae "ii"* . . . - a oM-as* g /- O' .*3 # * . *o r «,* ** *t a • * ♦*'***. V e - * • a * - S- a a * t JT) v - ^ a t n m iS u * H # t I S T O R K G uad alup e — On the Drag Spec «Ii ling in Co^eg ate Fashions ct* * THE DAILY TEXAN C l / ct s s s i n r o a d v e r t tai Au a s r r s C. I A A S I n y D A D V f T S T I S I A U R A T T S Each W ar* *:V% ic* auasnmai•. ar y n - , :*t anal T me ....... »V) O hm#? . ’ I've » •'••-it IS •cert ....... ar- . . .......................... i m s m *.: to — . . . . I**.** l o *0 (Ne corr CIU ass U t c t,*® « ► » - * * e \ ^ l a 3 3 i f i e a ~ S t t l c J c 'a m r- C A L L G ® / •52*4 T R E A D L r s r o A l l V L A T I S I X U C I A S S i r r E U . ed needs.. Tex*# ' * '» '• 7» i- K r d a > .r. pm : - ; ; ™v - : na et se* *f e'-'se* ms*# Is a- af sr* t»~ erst ■•**< a t we* sr# sa lief Na given aa f .-• p a-* r*«p nter va. ■ JI he nam ed t; ■< E t t e r Al irnni C en ter U l t B honor of t h e 'a c to r whe.sc fath er u la te U n e rv ity hen? the U ni in f i r * ’ Pre* dent, Mr v e rsity * h.tter h er hu-band, aud her son The v ere a ll U n iv e rs ity e x e s B o a rd of R eg en t* contributed THO OOO from ne »* -old d re a m w ill g et u n d erw ay. leaq Ad bwtes #:r; c o 'd *’oned Kerrville Bus Co. 1-9361 Bob C astro !!* Y A P * w ill «erk their fourth and la*f Campus Bowl victory at 7 15 p m Thursda rn the U niversity “ Y ’’ If they boa* K a p p a Kappa P U men * honorer and social group from the I*>ng horn Band they will -e^'h the championship class. Ainee four matrh*-* ara a? had i l i a d for tha real of lha M-nie*U-r, only CaatroU’s team and Kappa kappa P a l h a v e a possible r h a n r e at t h e rhnm pionshlp rating, which requlrea four rh Mpf.s ~!'Y.f-h som nry, and D c .’a Tau Delta fraternity Team member* are Cha tm Ll, 'l ik e F.p*ttein. B arr\ I ohm , and K erry k ar?h m er, Thej have re every rn alae*] m atch. same the in M ' t r , ( GI S L D The name Young A r cr: ans for P r e v#>r. ation M .. s K a rr hmcr *a,d w i* coined by Castro!] a* a Young ..tiers: Am en cans club name. for Freedom takeoff or ire Opposing the Y A P s w -c Kap- pa Kappa F1*. membrf s Va.. Bide­ nt urn Donald Goers (.'n * r I e v Doyle and Gary Wood Gr^-rs will * as rap'a.n The b*** A pha las' n 'ne O .. O m eg a aor>r/> mea*. la the nm Ice b racket w hich I* sc huddled to start et S p rn., two co r,pwrattv • house* will p a rn queaUon* Reprt-tmLng R h lU h e ll Rec c o o p w ill women » Ju d i f'nriroU l *»hAron Strange, W iiJm hc.rg w a d Moore win head the team f e l l a M o o r e . M i * * Im E v e r*rd Davenport H u ive r T.', ng cr P. rjert Clarkson s 'd Tor- Hu*- '.mon corr.pr vc the 'nam. fronr T D K men i r c

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MALK T a r t *--*'jo4 west 140,1 Mor­ - ea* a JfA* Ft owe GR 2- AXH barf ors A * c.f» A J*'#, a fe r A 90 t o share I .a ne Apt Alterations lr?.n rp m i T Y a c e a i .a r g f . prtva?# four r-/' — iMHiae VffJlorn t »r- ti*r* i-Vv i Duval GR Ge •«* * 1 * 5 epa# A M f A L T E R A " I O N * D R E S S M A K I N G R F , A ' L A V I N G tm a t o O c i g a r e t t e h o i - a Wono*r*«*.na.H« A: cents .-•etonaMe ra*«a *'-3 Wa** £ , CPI 2- L a * ca GR 3 SRT .I M ...... M ’••ogTap-c cg F a s t E A T A C C T P A T T t r y - * c » Prater -'aauampt uverrss nr ae**- r.tj P.ntt- -a • a ra *1 Ca . GI. 3- . S2 PT.• n a s : s * - H S I ' A s e r a t t pi ng L e a K - .a e - u s g a i. a H I rj HIG HLY Q V A LIFIED TTPD-.G a m rrp.fi s e r v ic e r ater-a Term Pe r-*ri LAA WORK ttPTn i l n r J I5TTNCTTV'S ac GT .-Ra t e t y p - it * , a •“ * J" *> '' T •“ • r*»^ * rower - en * *> 1 per*one .zed a*-?^ .-a. 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H er re** ar* TA FLYMOt TH GR 3-13*4 4 * ms an* green and *3 ;> F o r S a b VA EXT CRM ws, rn Y E S . . . The nor LADIES BASS W EE JU LOAFERS Harp Wanted GROUP SL R E R . G A C P J I M el MTT A F IE L D T Y PIN G 7 r PAGE. J - a i s - - x e o r r * e x i o R G r a a u c s x . J U Have Arrived ! ! t h * t h i n g J m f ' p Mac* mn Cr « Or Uj , ?,r SS AA B ia li with **-i as* watts reed.a- work on id it* ij -UM R o u n d f o r GR rf<44 va if * » th M e s s ily retarded and emct.ticc. • * stjrned boys Now sad through avnvmer H i*4 S S g e t (rf f ,* ii.*.,(« (ri<'id*rB so 1 off-* I»'• *■» ups.ght fat stin ■#»)<* and ? h»it ITS (Ai One ta at reef modern kitchen a*?* fo-.r rhaif* a fid ta tie I. <5 Ki. l&fl Oh, On® f old hi** ■ rj Free Door Prize: t v ” t g . . - a-- h r - a ■ n Total value SI25 The ▼ ▼ ; COLONY 2^3/ SU A DA _ > 2 3 0 0 G U A D A L U P E " o n ( h a ( f r o g o n l y ' ’ ThnrtAy. 'April 4, 1963 THE DAILY TEXAN Page AF Team Flies At Open House The T hunderbirds, USAF's fam ­ ed ae rial team , will arrive a t B erg­ strom Air F o rce Base F rid ay to put on th eir supersonic a ir dem ­ onstration show Saturday at 3 p.m. This will be a p a rt of Bergstrom Days, a four-day celebration which opens T hursday to all civilians with ribbon cutting cerem ony and a luncheon a t the Cy Wilson Dining Hall on the base. City and base officials attending the affair will tour the carnival are a bus a fte r the morning cere­ monies. The carnival, directed by the Bob H am m ond Shows of Hous­ ton, will officially open Thursday at noon. B ergstrom s Food Service Squad­ ron will be aw arded a certificate of excellence during the luncheon. WU On JA ere oei Thursday 8-8—F a c u lty bo o k s on d isp la y In show ­ cases on g ro u n d flo o r or M a la B u ild ­ ing. 3-5 -O ne-m an a r t show by T h ro Igor Naos Texas Union Gallery 102, 8-12 and 1-5— R ooks b y J. B F rie s tle v ; m in ia tu re books. H u m an ities Re­ search C e n te r. M ain B u ild in g 400. the positio n of m a n ag in g e d ito r of The D aily T ex an , J o u r n a lis m B u ild in g IOT. 8 .30-4:30—A p p licatio n b lan k s fo r 9-5 R ound-U p b arb ecu e dan e# tick ets. T ex as U nion 2») an d Uni­ v ersity Co-Op. an d 9-9 Show case, M ain B allro o m of T ex ­ sale. H om e Econom ics as Union. 9-11- Snack B uilding. 9-4— M arin e C orps in terv iew s so u th b asem en t fox c r of T ex as Un­ ion. c a re e r 9 4 -T ick ets fo r "O th ello . ' M usic B u ild in g box office. 9-5—S tu d e n t a r t e x h ib it, G reg g H ouse 9:30-9 30—R L R N -TV p ro g ram s. C han­ nel 9. 10-12 and 3-5— E lisa b et N ey M useum open. 304 E a s t F o r t'- f o u r th . 10-9 3(i p.m.—Art Shoppe, Texas Un­ i on 333. 19—Coffee H o u r. Hilled F o u n d atio n . IO—Coffee H o u r, "Y . . .. The squadron won the Second Air 12-10—C a rn iv al a n d open house. B erg- T- stro m F ield . J circe s nom ination for the lien- , T . . . I —J. (. A. R e n n e r to sp eak en "A f- nessv Trophy, qualifying them for ^ ‘an Geolo*P " G eology B u ild in g the B ergstrom D ays aw ard. t t \ , . O ther activities scheduled in con­ junction w ith B ergstrom D ays in­ clude a rodeo sponsored by the T ravis County Sheriff's Posse at their Lockhart H ighway arena F ri­ day night. The Austin Speed O- R am a will have a special race Sat­ urday night. Both events will sta rt at 8 p.m. a t The US A rm y’s F ourth M issile Battalion w ill present daily dem on­ strations the Service O ub. T hursday shows a re a t 7 and 8 p m. and all other daily dem on­ strations will begin at IO a.m . and continue until 9 p.m. B ergstrom will be open daily to visitors and a door prize will be given each night. Proceeds from A the four-day affair go to the a ir­ m a n ’s fund. 1 ONE EXHIBIT OUT OF MANY The S t a g e H a s C h a n g e d ! D e p a rtm e n t o f E n g ­ lish's exhibit in the fifth a n n u a l R o u n d -U p Sh o w ca se includes m odels o f several d iffe re n t sta g e s used in the p ro d u ctio n o f p lays in E n g ­ In the center o f the exhibit is lish literature. the fam iliar m od e le d Elizabethan s ta g e — three levels.^ A b a c k d ro p fo r the d e p a rtm e n t's ex­ h ibit is a m ap o f the C it y o f L on d on . (See re­ lated R o u n d -U p Sh o w ca se story, p a g e one.) —T ex an Photo— Owens SEMINAR TOPICS 3— M usic M ak ers. H illel F o u n d a tio n . 3-11—K U T-FM . 90.7 mc. 3—D r R o g er N eed h am an d M iss K. S p arck Jo n e s to open lin g u istic r e ­ se arc h scries. C o m p u ta tio n C e n te r 8 3—S tu d '- G ro u p s D ecisio n s of C ollege th e th e T o w er S tu d e n ts; M o d ern L ite r a tu r e C om m on M a rk et " Y ." Blocs 3 —C offee and Mrs. W illiam L W h ite a t H u m a n itie s R esearch C en ter. M ain B u ild in g . 3- P rof. M asao K o tan l le c tu re on In tro d u c tio n to M o lecu lar Biophv*- for M r a n d to ic s .’ P h y sics B u ild in g 313. 4—Dr. F ra n k H e rm a n le c tu re on T h e o re tic a l In v e stig a tio n of th e E l­ ectro n ).• E n e rg y B and S tru c tu r e of C ry s ta ls ," P h y sic* B u ild in g 313 to 4—S tu d y G ro u p s C h allen g e to D em o cratic Ideal 4—R o b e rt L ow ell, poet, ings on P ro g r a m Y outh P ro b lem s- "Y " to give read­ in C riticism , T ex ­ as I nlon A u d ito riu m . I Council of B u sin ess A d m in istratio n to m eet. B usiness-E con- c a n d id a te s om ics B u ild in g IOO 4 - M usic C o m m ittee T ex as U nion 321 4—D r. P e te r A b ram h o ff to sp eak on ' Im m unochem ical A nalysis of Evolu- tio n a rv R e la tio n sh ip s of Ixjw nr V er­ te b r a te s ." Science B u n d in g 315. E x p e rim e n ta l 4 —C o n r a d Im m el. b a rito n e , to give recital. M usic B u ild in g R ecital H all . , Sho£ fash io n show of R ound-U p style*. 7 ex as U nion M ain Ra!!rf*om. ” P re lim in a ry ju d g in g in b eard -g ro w - in g contest. T ex as U nion 325 \ \ hite. G reen P a s tu re s 7— D in n er fo r Mr. an d Mrs. W illiam ^ L. 7- Sculpture Class. Texas Union 333. 1—D u p licate B rid g e . T ex as U nion 304- 3 >5. 8- 7 :1 5 —C am p u s B o w l: Bob C a stro ll’s Kf»ppa K ap p a P s i. o -u . ’5 Whitehall vs T D K V ' ,, vs In F ro n t of in G erm an by D e p a rtm e n t of G erm anic L an g u ag es, B a tts H all th e D o o r." p lav 9 - Cr. W olf L esiau to g[«*nk on " E t h ­ io p ia—L an d an d P eo p le," B usiness- Econom ics B u ild in g 116. 8-11—B a rris te rs B ali. Flites Cl uh WHO . . ME FLY? Why No! IN THE Longhorn Flying Club of th# U n iv e rsit y o f Texas For In fo rm ation : In quir e e t Flight Desk AT R A G SD A L E A V IA T IO N 1801 E. 51st No 'Peter Pan She; Needham, Jones To Begin Lectures Catastrophe By GAIL SMITH Texan Staff Writer little Lots of folks get a The scene—o r scenery-—of too wound up for Round-Up, but Steph­ anie Buchanan, Revue chairm an, really went overboard M o n d a y - righ t off the top of a 10-foot ladder. the accident, a high prop representing a dormitory', m ay still be w hisper­ ed about by those who attend the Revue this weekend, but tile lad­ d er enticing little girls to fall will be clam ped up In some dark, in­ glorious a re a backstage. to Stephanie, who didn 't plan descend from the prop with such force, w ondered a little when sud­ the denly all she could see was ceiling and a p a ir of eyes staring down a t her from behind the prop. But soon the owner of the eyes broke the silence: “ Stephanie, can you wiggle your to es?’’ From there on out, people kept saying the craziest things. HEALTH CENTER BOUND “ H ere com e two little m en in w hite," somebody said, and sure enough, they carted her off. But they only w anted the pleasure of her com pany on a short joy ride —to the H ealth Center In an a m ­ bulance. The next morning, she awaken­ ed at the “resort," and discover­ ed that she w as [mint splotched from head to toe from her work on the sets, A red figure with stiff joints—really only a girl with a had sunburn—offered to I help get the paint off. And then Stephanie called h er j m other, in Hot Springs, Ark. To a d aughter w ho’s never even had her tonsils or appendix rem oved, m uch less broken any bones, all I Mom could think of to say was, “ Oh, I ’m so sorry'!" Next, a well-m eaning nurse, c a r­ rying a break fast h a y , said to the girl w ith the pelvic fractures, com ­ pressed fractu re of the first lum­ b ar verteb ra, and badly sprained lower back, “ You feeling all right this m orning"" PETER PAN? F riends d r o p p e d by to s a y : thought you w ere P ete r “ Yeah, Pan, didn't you.” Or, “ Boy, some people will do anything for a t­ tention." twinkle In The Revue chairman, who has nursed the Revue “ since it was just a somebody's eye," seem s to have been wound up in every stage of the Round­ u p Revue. “ I ’m such a fool th at I think I can do all the things th at go on in preparing a R evue,” says Stephanie learned all the dances and has frequently filled in for dancers In reh earsals. She even drew Donald Duck and Goofy for one of the props. she F o r those who think It sad that the R evue’s chairm an w-on’t be seeing the fruits of her own labor, dry' your tears. She s going deluxe in an am bulance, and she'll be w atching from a stage wing. I Dr. Roger N eedham and K. j Sparck Jones, both of Cam bridge U niversity M athem atical La bora- j tory and Cam bridge Language Re­ search Unit of Cam bridge, Eng­ land, will present a series of five lectures to begin Thursday in Com­ putation C enter 8. The first lecture will be on “ The Work of the C am bridge Language R esearch U nit" and will begin at 13 p.m. The p a ir are sponsored by the Linguistics R esearch Center Inform ation Processing and P ro g ram Com m ittee. th e Dr. N eedham has been engaged in research a t the U niversity M ath­ em atical L aboratory on the com­ puting problem s arising from the Cam bridge la n g u a g e R e s e a rch I U nit's approach to the theory of language. In 1961 he obtained a doctor of philosophy degree a t Cam bridge for a thesis on inform ation re trie ­ val, classification and grouping. Miss Jones received her bache­ lor's degree in history and a m as­ ter of a rts degree from Girton College, Cam bridge U niversity in 1953 and is now reading for her in doctor of philosophy degree Moral Science, her dissertation topic being “ Logical Syntax from an E m pirical Point-of-View." The second lecture will be Ap­ ril 5 on “ Autom atic Classification for Inform ation R etrieval." There will be th ree m ore lectures next week in Business.Econom ies Build­ ing 204 a t 3 p.m . NOW OPEN! The University Area's Most Complete AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER • FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY • WASH • LUBRICATION • POLISH • WHEEL BALANCE • SERVICE CALLS G u lf ^ C u s h io n y Tire WHY $1A54 6.70* IS Pin tax aid aid tim frau yaw car [ Nytaa- Black*? 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M O R G A N G R 7-9 3 4 3 Morgan Service +2 TEX ROBERTSON GR 6-2075 29TH AT GUADALUPE Courtesy and Integrity" Busy Agenda Planned For University Exes Two of H em ingw ay's novels, “ Across the R iver and Into the T rees" and “ The Old Man and the S ea," will be considered as re ­ flections of the au th o r’s concern about m a n 's search for a valid sense of values. TEXAS HERITAGE E xperts guiding the Texas h eri­ tage panel to m eeet in the Stark Room of the H um anities R esearch include D r, William W. Center Newcomb J r , T exas M em orial M useum d irecto r; R. Henderson Shuffler, director of the Texana P rogram s a t the H um anities R e­ search C enter and Dr. Archibald R. Lewis, acting chairm an of the D epartm ent of History. Dr. Lewis is replacing the late Dr. W alter P resco tt Webb. How the state and nation stand to benefit from University re­ search programs will be discuss­ ed at the research seminar held In the Pharmacy B u i l d i n g lounge. The pone! will Include Dr. W. W. Hagerty, dean of the College of Engineering; Dr. Ben­ jamin Higgins, professor of ec­ onomics; Dr. Wilson 8. Stone, professor of zoology-; and Dr. John R. Sllber, professor of phil­ osophy. Into perspective The space-age sem inar, conven­ ing in the Home Econom ics Build­ ing reading room, will attem pt to put the social, political, and philosophical ques­ tions th at will arise when human life is no longer confined to this planet. Exam ining those questions w ill be Dr. Archie W. Strailon, profes­ sor of electrical engineering and director of the E lectrical E ngineer­ ing R esearch L aboratory; Dr F rederick H. Ginascol. associate professor of philosophy; and Dr William S, Livingston, professor of governm ent. GOLDEN CLAM The class of 1913, the 50-year receive Golden Anni­ class, will the 8 a rn v ersary diplom as a t the Com­ b reak fast Saturday mons. I/>ng-time faculty m em bers who have retired within the pant y ea r will receive certificates of appreciation. Both presentations in will be m ade by D r. Joseph R. Smiley, U niversity president. Reunion breakfast* also will be attended by other University classes whose graduation year* end In '3 or '8. Ground-breaking cerem onies for the new $300,000 Lila 13. E ttc r Alumni Center, between Twenty- first and Twenty-second streets on San Jacinto will be conducted at l l :30 Saturday morning. Construction will begin in early the first perm anent sum m er for home of the Ex-Students' Associa­ tion since it was founded in 1883. E rnest Sm ith of M arshall, Ex- Students' Association president, will preside over the ground-break­ ing cerem onies and will present to W. W, H eath, chairm an of the Board of Regents, a token of alum ­ ni contributions to the new cen- j ter. R A NSO M , SM IL E Y Chancellor H arry H. Ransom will speak briefly for the Univer- sity system , and P resident Joseph R. Smiley will represent the Main University. from Ex students who have aeried a* Alumni Center area chair­ men throughout the state will ba on hand to report total contribu­ tion* their district*. Co­ chairmen of the Alumni Center’* Steering committee are Sterling Holloway of Austin, former Ex- Students’ Association president, and Arno Nowotny. dean of stu­ dent life. Former Governor Al­ lan Shiver* la chairman of the special gift* diiision. G overnor John B. Cofinally will be the principal speaker S aturday at the Round-Up luncheon for Uni­ versity alumni. The annual Ex- Students' Association affair will begin at noon a t the Y'illa Capri Caravan d u b Ticket*, a t $2 25 each, are available from the a n o ­ ciation. New officer* of the alumni or­ ganization a l s o w i l l be announced at th e luncheon Round-Up Revue and Ball, lie- ginning at 8 p rn. in G regory Gym, and announ- ernent of the new Uni- versity sw eetheart will conclude the “woundup" Round-Up * hed- uie for ex-students. A Complete Selection of Clothing From h. i. s. 1Moqa UNM»Stt -jim * / d istin c tiv e s t 1ore or men By MARY-MIKE OLES Texan Staff Writer I In this day when U niversity stu- ^ dents have to toe a stric t academ ic j m ark, U niversity ex-students can I look forw ard to returning to the classroom s w ithout w orrying about ^ grades. sem inars, and dinners C a ss reunions, a groun d -b reak -; lu n c h -1 ing cerem ony, eons, com prise a sm all p a rt of the extensive Round- Up p ro g ram planned for Univer-1 sity alum ni by the Texas E x -S tu -j dents' Association. R egistration for alum ni sem in ars ; begins a t I p.m . F riday. Led by 13 of the U niversity's best-known fac­ ulty m em bers, the sem inars will be conducted from 2 to 4:30 F ri­ day afternoon, Sem inar topics include “ The L a­ ter H em ingw ay: A N ovelist’s Con­ cern for M ankind," “ Our Texas H eritage: Is It T oday’s Heirloom o r T om orrow 's C hallenge?,” “ UT R esearch : Its E ffect on Your Health, W ealth, and F u tu re ,’' and “ The Space A ge: A re We M ental­ ly, Physically, and Socially R eady for I t? " the After seminars, partici­ pants will gather for a buffet at 6:30 p.m. at the Drixkill Hotel. The Hemingway pane! is sched­ uled to meet in tho Journalism Building conference room. Three English department f a c u l t y [Wirticlpale members who will on the panel are Dr. William J. Handy, Dr. Ambrose Gordon Jr , and John A. Walter. Reception Given For KC's Mayor K ansas City s nationally known Mayor, and “ One of A m erica’s five greatest o ra to rs." II Roe B ar­ ile, was honored W ednesday a fte r­ noon w ith a reception in the Texas Union. service The reception w as sponsored by UT’s chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, fraternity. Dr national B arde is a P ast N ational President j of APO, serving in that capacify from 1931 to 1946, during which tim e the fratern ity grew from 600 to 16,000 m em bers. Dr. B arile still serves on the National Executive Board for AFO, and was keynote speaker a t th e ir recent national convention in K ansas City. the D uring inform al discussion Dr. B arile discussed a wide v a r­ iety of topics including the con­ trac t he will sign F rid ay moving team the D allas Texans football to K ansas City. B arile mentioned that K ansas C r y is now the fourth largest city in the nation geograph- ■ icaLly, extending 49 m iles from the I northern city lim its to the south­ ern lim its. 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