Prize-winning Photo ^ ,.^ -zsn < AMKKAMAN JOHN' OAl'KT, JU., of the Lie* An|;elr<i Time* ••old* the dramatic picture which won him the 1«S5 Pulitzer Prize fur new* photography. His picture, titled “Tragedy in the Surf," showed a young mother and father at they moment they realized their small son had wandered into the m-ean and perished. Gaunt snapped the picture at a distance of 500 feet as he raced toward the scene. (AH Wirephoto) ‘Stock Market* NEW YORK i APi The stock market wavered Wednesday be “tween a lower and a higher trend, but at the clone It vu alight ly higher. Moat price change* were quite narrow, but the range ran from around three paint* lower to two point* high er. The Associated Pres* average of 60 stocks gained 20 cent*. It wm down $1A0 Tuesday. All three components of the average were up 20 cents each. Volume was moderate at 2. 200.000 share* That compares with 2.630,000 shares traded Tuesday. Campus Briefs • rm iih'Ih i psiion will meet at 6:30 p.m. today in the Stu dent Union. Attendance is com pulsory unless members are ex cused, according to GcrmaJnc LaMarclio, president. • Druids will meet Tuesday night at 6:30 in the Student Union instead of tonight. Reason for the change in the All-Campus Sing eliminations. • All ping-pong players In terested in entering a tourna ment in the third week of May may sign up at the SU recrea tion desk. • ".Ia7r. Plano” is the topie for discussion given by Charles K. Ruff, instructor in English, at the concert-lecture tonight at 7:30 in the- SU music- room. 0 Kwama will meet tonight at 6:30 at Gerlinger hall. All members are urged to attend the meeting at which some impor tant business will be taken up. 0 A movie, "SialMi k Bec k ons You.” will be showm at 6:15 tonight in Hendricks hall. The film is sponsored by the YWCA. • Junior Advisers of the YW CA will meet today noon in Ger Imger hall for the training pro - gram. / • A joint meeting of the eam ptim YMCA and YWCA will be held at the home of Karl On thank. associate director of stu dent affairs, tonight at 7:30. On SFLL IT THRU THE WANTADS thank will speak on vocations. Anyone interested in attending may get a ride by meeting at Gerlinger hall at 7:15. • "Snake Pit,” which -tars Olivia fie Havllland, Mark Stev- j ens and Celeste Holm, will be shown Sunday, May ft. at 2:30 and 5 p.m. in the Student Union 1 ballroom. The film is adapted from Mary Jane Ward's beat seller on life in a mental insti tution. Mystie Sales Continue; Proceeds Go to Grants Sal" of Phi Theta Myrtles con tinues today in the p;nk-a.nd black booths used in Wednes day’s sales. Price is st‘H Id cents apiece and booths are located at the li brary, Commonwealth. Friendly, the Student Union. Carson, Straub hall, Hendricks and Su san Campbell. The rnystie sale is an annual event. Proceeds will help provide scholarships given by the junior women’s honorary sponsoring it. Always the place to find your Favorite Shoes By w cuifMRta S. & H. Green Stamps with Purchases calls them "Jewels of the Sea because of their glowing colors . . . but they're precious jewels in any pool for what they do for you! jewels of the "STACATTO" . . . lends its lightening shape to you . . . see the new higher bra line. Eiasticized faille. $15.95 Eugene's Fashion Center pools SHALIMAR" . . . one of the new Cerate prints on cotton. Shirred end with an inner bra to coex you into beguiling form. S10.95