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Only 1*000 tickets for the Tes­ing, Miss Archer urges all blanket-rows 18 to 51.v Those who sit in f i rir co11 9 0¥i f y South 
sa-A&M game have been drawn tax holders who want tickets to this section, must stay seated dur­

this weett out of 16,000 available get them as soon as possible. . ing the half. VOLUME 51 Price Five Cents 
AUSTIN, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1950 ages Today
-for students, said. Miss-,Alice in ticket «• All tickets the flash <yard
Manning, hours the in 
Archer, administrative assistant area will bq, marked oti the back <Tf 
office are f?#m 8 .to 12 d'clocks si£^3ptl§
and ticket manager. when they are drawn in the lot­
and in the afternoon from 1 to 5
Students wishing to attend the tery. If a Btudent gets in the
o'clock. Tickets will be issued in
game have only three days, left 'section, but does net want to par­
the . usual lottery manner and
to" draw tickets,, Wednesday of ticipate, he is to return the ticket 
this week and Monday arid Tues­there will be no charge for and cftaw another, Miss Archer
them. " "**
day of next 'week. Tuesday, said.-';•;:^ 7.7f 57 
Elects 23

November 28, at 5 o'clock is the No one will be admitted to the , All ticketB Hot drawn after deadline! for drawing tickets. game without a ticket. However, Tuesday will be -put on sale for sr% s Since the lines will be long students drawing tickets in the the general public. The ticket because of the slow start in draw-flash card. section can exchange office will • be closed . duringthem. — These tickets will be be­Thanksgiving holidays, but draw­ly tween the 80 and 50 yarcl lines, ings will be resumed Monday. 
of Bowl Tickets -•••--* * Williams Chosen ®SiSi§f„,
•«-President; Ransom 
If the calendar didn't scream THANKS(5iviK^lBj0IJ.Be Drawn New Secretary DAYS in red letters, a stranyftr wriyht thinV thtt"pln|piri ir-Twenty-three studentswer• -hit the Frifeudly City.d-
On Dpc.11-12 
elected to Phi Beta E^appa—• ^:. SiffldentB-begiw:jipuri^ Ottjt

iit 
highest-ranking scholastic frater­
or on, any means of conveyance? They weren*t gbingr calidly'a Student ticket drawing for the nity-r-at a meeting hetd Tuesday;


For Sign

ch Cotton Bowl game will be held afternoon, and new officers were but "in a helter-skelter gotta-get-away-quick manner. Axef 1 
by DecemberllandlEj^Miss Alice ~ ~ 1
By GEORGE BURKMAN "chosen. : r r , / t wajr to go was good a& ,3^
all Archer, administrative assistant Dr. Roger7J. is
Williams the

the Aggies" will
and ticket manager announced to­"Agony for is Texas Longhorns and be as it was leaving soon.
new president. Mrs. Lem Scar­

...j day. The regular tickets have around the corner, and around judged ,on cleverness, originality, bags:' with
.n-the -corner w< And and'humor. brough was named vice-president, Half-packed
been going'fait'toor**'7" ~"7 is ood. wood Purpose of the con­
>le ajid Dr. Harry „ H. Ransom
And. signs c%n say. add and thing's were
Several thousand applications builds signs. test is to to the color white showing
pf "Farm the Farmers." ^ecretary-trteasurer^TDr^ j^o is
' 

for Cotton.Bowlticketahave been spirit of" the* annual Longhorn-shovecf into over-loaded
Ware, retiring secretary, an­si-more There are only three more Aggie clash.

received. No applications nounced the following new mem­atop jeeps, and stepped on
ia school days left to enter the "Beat
will be accepted after Wednesday. No group had entered the con­
• -

Twelve thousand tickets were the Aggies" sign contest. No en­test Tuesday night and' the dead­bers: •• motorcycles. ' 
Class of June, 1950

\ * set aside for public sale and will trance fee 4s required but organi­line for entries is 5 p.m. Tuesday, Intemqtidnal Ball Highways are lined with
Ann Debenport, John Cantwellzations must sign up with Miss

in /'be allotted on a priority basis. Novembpr 28. Signs will, be Buckley, Eckles, * Ira ful hikers lugging bulging bags
Marion

ay "T" lettermen, voting members of Marjorie Bell at Dean Jack Hol­judged on Wednesday from 1:80 Date l)ecember 15
South Lowry, Billye Burrell Mc-and an occasional book: Sprigsily the faculty, . and dues-paying land's office, B. Hall 15, Charles to 5 p.m.' — -

Delphenis of the Silver Spilrs an­The Spurs will^ present the win­Lendon, Jean1 McNeiH, Mary Orownin;gV(as international of orange and white protrudingmembers of the Ex-Students' As­
Elizabeth Maher, Jean Esther queen, who will be the "sweetheart

sociation , will get first chance. nounced Tuesday. ner's .cup, which may be kept per­from hat brims let drivers laum
Peterman, Minnie Shlipak, Wil-

The ticketaare priced at $4.80 First prize f ©£ the group manently! ;at their formal dancw the giiy with tha thi^ Srot K 
each. Each application should adjudged having the best sign Wednesday, November 29. If no IiSm Thomss Wotsack, Cirf will h^ilight the International 
from UT. .7­

cup. Nicholas Thornton. Ball on December 15. Th'e ball — accompanied by a check or money will deceive a gold loving representatives of the winning^ climaxes Week. Students to
order to cover the price of tickets Signs -should either "run down" group are there, they will be noti­Class of'August, 1960 International planning journey 
pllis'a 15-cent mailing charge. the Aggies or "build up" the fied. • Marvin Ernest Cheriiosky, Ron "An international picnic will be home via bus for the holidays may
nie Edward Dugger, Exekiel Gal-held Saturday for foreign stu­take' Greyhound out of Austin" 

9 Applications may be made by" mail legos Esqueda, Mrs. Willie Ann dents, who are remaining in town bound for Houston at 12k40, 4:80,OT $t the ticket office in Gregory
i 1 Hartspll, Alice Marian McMurry, over the holiday. It is sponsored 5:45, and 8^5 p.m. Wednesday. Applications post-marked Lewis Aaron Schiller, . James OFF FOR HOME AND THANKSGIVING DINNER—if 1 can by the International Council. Leaving for Dallas will be two 
in--William Wilson.
t&r k Gym. Start the Spirit'
"V Wednesday, but not received un-ever get this door open, says Ca+es Burrows, balanced precariously Nominations for queen must be morning buses, one at 7:41 and 
Class of January 1961 -submitted to the International another at 9:21. The Wednesday

Ntil later, will be considered, Miss on one foot. Wrestling with a door handle while juggling two
he Archer No one buy Alkis Chrysanthov Makrides, Council in B. Hall 21 by December schedule will be 1:50, 2:05, 4^4,
said. may suitcases is not the easiest thing in the world, but such minor prob­
Ben Hamill Procter. 8. Any -foreign student club, 5:31, 8:36, 10:46, and Thursday

n» more than two tickets. lems aren't too annoying to> Cates: he knows that in a-few minutes
Junior Members ethnic area group, of petition of 12:55, 8:86, 7:41,


Planned
It will take three weeks Ho 
Gene Edberne Burke, Suzanne he'll.bejon the home trail (to Nacogdoches) and that's the import­ten students may make nomina­12:50 p.m.v

>n-check all the applications for mi
In an effort to show under the rallies the first three school days Hall,'Robert Nelson McClelland. ant thing. Have a good Thanksgiving!—Photo by Borden. tions. All queen candidates must
tickets. Miss Archer said, and to Greyhound Lines will hav*
famous Aggie school spirit, Uiii-of next week preceding the Univer-have a C average and have ex
priority. buses leaving for San Antonio at
rate them according to verstiy cheer leaders are planning pressed an active interest in in 
No one will receive his tickets sity-A&M game November 30. 12:30, 2:41, 8:48, 6:05, 8:40, and
three days of wild and wooly pep ^national understanding. ,
antil after that time. Official rallies will be held Mon­llil4 p.m. Wednesday,
1 Persons attending the Iball will

Blanket tax holders will draw day, Tuesday, and Wednesday A Greyhound "o«kial jttaSwf
vote for the queen from1 finalists

for Cotton Bowl tickets Decem­nights next week', Jimmy "Buffey, that, if necessary, there will
chosen-: by a student-faculty

ber 11 and 12 only. Eight thou­cheer leader announced. exterf
Spirit, 
buses to accommodate:
screening committee;

sand tickets will be' reserved, holimy overflow.
The rallies will begin at 7 Foreign students from A&M

priced at $2.40 each. 
Vandalism o'clock each night, Monday's and. and the, University of' Houston ' Missojori-Kansas-Texas Railroad
The number held for students 

.Tuesday's rallies being held in bave been invited to the ball; : has scheduled trains to leave for
is based on student attendance at front of Hill Hall." The Wednes­tional facilities, he said it is hot Negro education he cited Prairie Dallas at 1:42 and 2:50 poo,
this year's Texas-Oklahoma game'. 
Asked by Hand 

day night rally will held "The other day I was walking by choice. View College where the men .are Wednesday, and 1:10 a»m.
The visiting Cotton Bowl team be on 
High college spirit without van­Fieshman . Field with the annual by the flag pole in front of the "We should start with the taught to make brooms ahd mat­day morning. For Hnu^n7:titer^if
will • receive an allotment of 
10,000 tickets. dalism at the Turkey Day game bonfire highlighting the activities. Main Building. I looked. up and younger minds and condition them tresses. He also mentioned that will be only one afternoon ~tnun^?l 
for the improvements ahead, In­there was only one medical school leaving at 4:80,. and for San An­

• is the goal of the Texas A&M and Students with ^pent-up school saw the American flag and it hit stead we are forced to take the in the whole Soutn for Negroes tonio, trains will leave Austin.
tJniversitystudentgovernments. -spirit, who are staying in Austin 
more practical step and work from and that the ratio df professional at' 12:01-and '8:35 p.m. Wednes­

Cord Section The Student Assembly Goodwill for the Thanksgiving holidays, will was, a human beings not: just a the-top-down, knowing -thai it-is Negroes to the Negro .population^ day. r.;
Committee visited A&M Monday beast to be stared at through tiie
have to wait until Monday for an 
not right, but the only thing to was one to thousands.

to welcome the Aggies to the Uni­.official rally. No official activities bars of a cage.' do.'! The Rowels, uninitiated mem­Missouri-Pacific Railroad has 
Sweatt said that there is a move­bers of Silver Spurs, have been scheduled a train to leave Austin

Instructions versity and to discuss methods to So said Heman Marion Sweatt,
have been planned by cheerleaders 
discourage destructive spirit on He likened the problem of-social ment in the state legislature work­taking good care of Bevo. for Houston Wednesday after-
until then, Duffey said. central figure in the naUonal con­
the part of both schools. and educational segregation to ing toward the passage of a state Led by Joe Tom Hariris, the noon. A train will leave for, San i
troversy regarding the admittance

Are Readied Lloyd-Hand, student president, that of a hu£e serpent, its head in FEPC law. -Rowels buUt * new loading Antonio at 4:85 Wednesday morn-:
of Negroes to universities at the be' remembered chute, arr«Hged for Bevo's trans-ing and another will be bound

invited all Aggies.to the TUniver-? -the South with its body extend­"It must that 
-"The initial enthusiasm "shoWn Tuesday night Interfaith supper ing into the tforth: ~ /this movement" is portation to out-of^toWM' footban
sity over the holidays and wel­San Antonio 'at 10 o'clock the
by the Rally Committee is evi­at Hillel Foundation.
comed them to pre? arid post-"We can chop off its tail and. of Northeners who are. trying to games, and Je^ him around the same morning. This will be thedence that Texas can have the game activities. He also invited A University student in the do no good. What we have to . do agitate. It is rather a result of stadium at this Baylor and "r TCU Texas Eagle Streamliner whtept
greatest card section in the coun­School of Law, Sweatt spoke on is prevent it. from eating." * * the feelings of Negro sufferers games. 7 ... ...7:
the A&M student officers to sit arrives in San Antonio at!ll:4>
try," B. R. Barfield, committee with Univeitefa^-Student "Education as It Affects the life As an example"of inadequacy in here in the Squth." .. Bevo's large orange' blanket is a.m. An afternoon train leaves
Assem­

chairman, said. , of Negro People." being embroidftgaj » Ifrge 
The Committee" in its meeting bly officers the game.* ' With the November 27 deadline "UT." Bevo will show off his P^n. «nd arrires Tuesday afternoon began filling The University committee was only a week-toff, an altaime high "There ii no more over-stimu^, school colors at the Aggie game. Braniff Airways' h&s scheduled 
}£j26-Greek lated subject than that of talk flights leaving for Dallas,, Fort
outrinstrpctionHheets^forthesix ..The eighteen. Bowels became 
to be at student union before the meeting. sneered of Negro education and its ef­Worth, Falls, Lubbock^
ittee

entered Sing-Song Monday. Wichita
stunts presented the full-fledged Silver Spurs in initia­
Members of the Goodwill Com­fects,'' said Mr. Sweatt. "The and Amarillo at 7:40 aun.Wednes« 
, A&M game. One of the card stunts Sponsored by Panhellenic afid tion ceremonies Sunday.
mittee were Jackie Farris, Ellie books are full of statistics: What day, 11:00 a.m^ 2:80 pjn^ S^S
which has been prepared is an the Iriter-Fraterriity Cound^, 

Action Requested

orange tower symboliringvictoty Luckett, Wales Madden, Phil Ran-Sing-Song^ will be held December we need is the courage. to put p.m*i and 10:40 p.m. An extra 
over A&M in 1950. fiOpher, • Sterling Steves, Tommy 8 at 2 p.m. in Gregory Gym. into effebt the necessary measurfs Engineers to Attend plane has also been scheduled Rodman, and Lloyd Hand. to correct these wrongs." which will leave Austin at 7 p.uh*"We may have to work till 10 Entries may be made in Dean Arno Nowotny, dean of student bers and two students. Official New York Conference northbound for Dallas and be-
or 11 o'clock several nights n.ext of Men Jack Holland's office until * Sweatt said 4hat the deplorable life, has asked -the present Dis-voting privileges for the two stu­Seven University faculty mem­yond.­
rttk week to get the instruction sheets 6 7p.m. Monday, Jamie Clements, social conditions of the Negro, his clpline to make r*ec­
5Toa apparent shiftlessness and his Committee dents was also advocated. bers will participate in the an­Plane" ^for" Houston
-

Ilk filled otit and -in order," Bar-publicity chairman, said". He ex-r omfhendations to. Boarjl .of Re­Whatever the committee' re­
nual meeting of the American So­and Galveston are ttt 8:10 s.m.

Itta. field said.-Eaclf card has to be pects from 30 to 35 organizations oyer-emphasis upbn leisure, time, gents concerning the resolution commends. will be forwarded; to ciety of Mechanical Engineers in and 5:10 p.m. Wednesday, and forchecked five times after it has to enter. are due mainly to the faults of of sWdent-facttlty membership the Faculty Council, which if New York-from November 26 to San Antonio, Corpus Christi, La­been filled out. "...77 "'""V Last year's winners, Kappa Al-society as it sexists today-ratio passed-by the Student As­endorsed will be sent to the Board December 1> redo, and Brownsville, planes willAttendance must be regular at ph§ Theta sorority and Beta 
The Negro has come into a so­sembly Thursday night. ' df Regents-for final1, action, said They are W, R. WooWch, dean leave at $:52, 9:20 and. 10:50committee meetings, or the job The Student Book Exchange Theta Pi fraternity, are entered ciety that is not prepared to give Dean Nowotny.

The resolution, introduced by of the' College of Engineering, a.m.; 4:05; 0:85, and i0:05 p.m<

will not be completed in time for 
will remain open December r5 4H»d again this year. Other entries him anything or even to-admit Student President Lloyd Hand The usual procedure of try­Carl' J; There may be m^re flights added
-the game. Any member are EckhaiUt, vice-president
absent 7 from 10 to 1 o'clock in order Theta Xi, Phi Sigma Kappa, him, he said. "There is nothing and passed unanimously, asked ing discipline cases has been to of the southwestern region 'of if necessary.
Chi

from two consecutive meetings that more -stadents may have. Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha more apt to make a man feel help­that Dean Nowotny recommend have one student representative Byron J.
"wltfUmt a valid excuse wilFFe" Omega, Pi Beta Phi, K&ppa Alpha, ASME, E. Short, W.
chance to get their books or mon­less and rob him of hope of every­that the' Regents change present at the hearing, a boy for male of-
the Dalley, M. V. Barton, and H. J.
automatically dropped from Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Kappa Psi,
ey, Tommy Rodman, chairman of thing of value." regulations to allow one addition-fenders and a girl for-female of-Plass. * ..
Lambda Chi Alpha, Delta Gamma,
committee and another appoint­the Exchange, announced Thurs al student representative to the tokaders. However, the studentment fdll be made from the file : and Kappa Sigma. " --Sweatt stated that of all the The article dealt with the new Great Issues Talk 
Ida-of applications. day. •' *• • • Also, Chi Omega, Delta Zeta, semi-skilled workers turned out by committee, making -the member­had no -official vote and was Hillel Foundation. 
Names of Rally " Committee if the 10 to 1 o'clock hours Kappa Kappa Gamma,,Phi. Mu, technical schools, most of them ship. consist of three staff mem-used in an advisory capacity. 
eonf^~for''i^y'lftGidVHt''.wli«> has In the-past the Discipline Com­MaeCorkle to Talk Ilk Buffalo

members, will be given to the Delta Upsilon, Delta Kappa Epsi-are turned down by industry. Even 
Postponed#1 

hooks Or money coming from the mit feehas passed judgment upon Dr. Stuart A. MaeCorkle, direc­
Ticket Office, They will present lon; Delta Tau Delta, Phi Kappa in. professional fields, he said, Weather to R*mBin, W«rm
Book .Exchange, Rodman asks Sigma, Alpha Delta Pi, Sigma Chi, students accused of cheating, tor of the University Institute ' John Oliver Nelson, the ftftht
rot-their Blanket -Taxes and will be them to please call him. where-they are needed, they can­.The U.S. Weather Bureau fore­and recently, Of speaker the Issues
stealing, more of Public Affairs, will speak OQ on Great

given pickets in the Rally Commit­Alpha Phi, Delta, Sigma Phi, and not be accepted because 6f irii casts for Wednesday calls for
The Book Exchange will re­adequate facilities. • altering Blanket Taxes for the will deliver his'' addres*
"A Councilman in a Councll-Man-course,tee section. These tickets must be Alpha Gamma Delta. f partly cloudy ikies at^d moderate

»T. main open until it is decided that Oklahoma game. Dean. Nowotny ager'City" at the National Munici­Tuesday, November 28, instead of-|
ion* drawn before 5 p.m. Monday. Delta Delta Delta and Alpha Although they have • started at
all the books that are left be­temperatures with the maximum said the Committee would make" pal Leagued annual conference Monday as previously scheduled./
Committee members, will not sit long to or Omicron Pi sororities have with­the., top of the educational ladder Wednesday near 73® and the min­
ex-students that the. kntfWn the recommendations af­on government in Buffalo, N.Y., Dates were changed because of
in the card section itself. drawn. to acquire imum Tuesday night 48".
Remaining books will, not be more adequate, educa­ter the holidavs. thU VAftle conflictiog activities oft Monday*
The 1,330, tickets for the color claimed by students. \Tfce books 
Mr. Nelson's background
mixted with the

card section are that are left yrill be sold to one flea him to speak on his subjecti,
regular student tickets. Any stu­
o£--thg book stores.^or given, tojpts, dent has a chance to draw a ticket

e»' some worthy cause. as
just recently resigned
in that section which is between 
of IntercoHegian, student

Itra the 80 and 50 yard lines. ' 
tian movement magazine, jpu} was/<
Students who do sit in the card, British lecturer Talks 
mm a leader in the National i

sat section are asked to wear light 
Churches numb«

colored . or white shifts to the To Architects Nov.28 _ One of the four leading milk continued, "but at the present tims very changeable and prices could .Farms, was at the Oak Farm head-sells pasteurised and homogenised of for a 
game so that the color cards Will F. J. *Osborn, chairman of ijie distribution firms in AusUn .ha.s farmers haven'tmadeany demand go up overnight," he said. quarters 'in Dallas Tuesday. A ye#** -* 
nib. executive cduncil, Town and Coun­increased its milk one cent per for higher prices. These tilings are D. J. McClellan. manager of Oak milk inrpaper containers for 22 and He is at present on natloz
stfnd out. ': spokesman ifa his office said there 28 cents respectively.
try Planning Association of Eng­quart effective Thursdays of^^the 
8s had been no price increase yet.
HIT land} will talk .09 "Th| Garden Hillcre^t F^rms, whicb distri­Hillcrest will also inisr^ase pay­Christian Hiaslog,. The misition •
I Hillcrest raised its pssteurized

Fulbright Applications -City-Movement and Molero City butes milk from hous^ to house* ments to its 25 producers by 85 send* team* of iqntdlfied ^ealteii^ Planning," Tuesday at 7:30" p.m. only, began the^seasenal milk in­milk from 21 to 22 cents-,a quart to campuses over fKe country and|J
Hit. cents per-hundred pounds, Harry
Deadline Noveml^er 30 . 

in Architecture Building 105. crease because of the severe Cen­and its homogenised milk from 22 helps to sponsor religious
3ortu ;_4,Cte6 fled
Peterson ;«md co-

accepted, . Mr. Osborn is being sponsored) tral Texas drought and "rising pro­s» p«i^>ds. Mr,. Nel^im ^Ng|
Applications will' be to 23 ce^ts. 
owners announced. The new pro-

IS the duction costs. •' < , mduti m eoll«fM .itappvoV^
until November 80 for university locally . by Public TEectartS mmm This is the second Austin milk
Committee. His talk will be th« ' The other threee .leading dair­By CHARLIE LEWIS duter's price of |8.10 wiil also mo pw^ems, ChristUin ^sith^'"
lecturing awards made pnder the 
price increase iiice Augusts when Into effect Thursday.

first of a series of events in the ies, Superior, 0*k Farms, and Mil­tian voeatiom^ " '~'~ 
Fulbright Act in Burnuu Greece, 

nfew city planning prograin of the ky Way, had not increased their Overheard from "»talled" Car at well versed in law, Lee Gilman pricni were raised Vm cent per It is normal for prices to in-higher
the Philippines, Egypt, Iran, and 

Turkey, School of Architecture, , I prices Tuesday. -Clark Field: 7 and Howard Robiniwn idid okay quart. They had been reduced two crease during the fall when milk Lasfe^yMX'" he ')itr The grantee is given all expen­The public is invited, f ^ Joe Carrington; timet*t Milky "Danged if that clock's not Tuesd.ay down in County Court cenhi per quart last spring. -7C> production< declines and feed costs Christian. Care«r«..;Way, saidT that it is hard to pre-making better time than I am." at Law. •" ^ rise. the T7niv«nity. A 
ses abroad, including round-trip Maui* M«mb«r «| AOA ' HiOerest prices axe the sattVfti 
— After they got through The tbroaght ha|

transportation, maintenance sti­University President _ T. S. i rakeMts pricea. 1 tiio^e effective at this time l«st 
pend, and'a An 7-' to man who recently of the and small grain which #MrtWe Um
small supplemental ing, tije Yfeunff
hoh-"The increase lb predicted •ay *bo«t tha yefffj but one
allowance for the academic year Painter has been made an -on are §tiU less dairydfttle usually eat Many dai­
«rary. membet JJf Alplia Omega whether or not we-wi^!&«M« -f»atherat;7-tided t^ LW's nt*^jy«jveriable K«r' ^ I 1 V ,1951.-52. limited funds may also Alpha, medic*! honor; society. Dr. more for milk," he said. "Unless . "A doctor can ad«-got a f ltJO fine and a year in jail in hiAory. wKMhi»»oria«lly used inlate win­
; be granted under the Smith-Mundt a'
Painter . presided at banquet the drought season continues, I lajkM, but ir ttadwr'i siitdrn for driving while intoxicated. It Superior, Oak Fanfiffsfld Milky ter. v I 
5»Si ifict. Details are available in B. meeting recently ~ in Dallas at can't see that'this will happen." «#» be Smm walkisig the was the heaviest punishmerit for Way prices remained at '21'c«Mw
Hall, Joe Neal, Fulbright advisor, which elMpter was installed ita "Feed has skyrocketed because 

DWI that folks sround C^irt per^uart for,pasteurised, ancHai lay*h«tyr7f^i!!».
4rou#hy' Jfcr., Cixringtoa. for fcwe jroun* mm 
IMI 

mm. 

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' 

t^Wl%0 mt DAILY iBCAlfPa^e% 	mmm
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•. • . '• <j»safesu -.t :-ji "v.
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A^ ' it probably th« best SOCCeT tilt vances thanks to the outstanding «f the 1950 intramural campaign* Approaching . CHICAGO, Nov. 21-—-Mich-whether it could play if it we.­.bat yearns .co-champion Phi Del* NCAA Pass Mark , igan State College Tuesday was! invited. But we did not make any to Theta' took the measure of ifefusea permission by the Big' invitation for it to play here.
TAU > frjt .• «if AW ' Wawam 1M ' i. < • ^ -•* _

fern. tog* Tjbte other*intramural soccer vie. 	Immediately after' the game. Both: teams have identical sea­NEW YORK, Nov. 21—(ff) Tenp -1to play Texas in the Cottoni. . "We have a large number of
~ ~r^v' Sport* Vtfttvr 	XT 

tones had breather' battles, with 	JStound-triR'fstrain, tickets cost son records—one victory against Princeton's hard-hitting Tigers are -IKSJ^iPSSTiffT consideration. We
The two -fraternity •taaii^'lsifc-With Turkey DAy as the setting $3.28. •;'& 	Day althtmgh it had not received
OakGroveV 7-0triumph over the A&M's Kyle Field as 	three losses. A&M's only triumph back as the nation's leading of­have contacted Princeton apd
and 	the

tta) to * %& halftime deadlock Draft. Dodgers the easiest,. With The Yearlings will not,, be 1n 	a formal invitation. Army.among others, but wb have
background, the Texas Yearlings top physical shape for the game, was in its first game against Allen fensive football power for the

before the Phi Delta cinched the. Cuss Hrncir tallying thrice, Keith. 	".Michigan State, -the 'Western not issued a formal invitatiorj
contest with two quick goaty early Webster twice, and Frank Horak clone out their impotent 19150 sea­but for %he first time this Mason Academy. " 	firstJime since the opening week Conference's football mSmber-in-unyteam.
son against J A&M's Fish-in the

in tfre H«»y^ W^b qnd twice,the Grove was neverthreat-	they have had a chance to.prac-The Rice Qwleta andJthe Baylor Qf_thecallege-campaignr-^ — Aame-only, had receivad Cottoa 
consideration ap*
annual Shrine — benefi exclusivdy for ah opponent 	v Also""'under

ettSi by the Borers. * 	' Cubs defeated both the Fish and By rolling up 476 yards in Bowl feelers and sought to clear Kentucky and Tennessee.
goals. .Thursday at 2 o'clock. during the last week. 	the way
Previously 	to accept a fomal bid

: Sigma Alpha Hu l^lo869'for 	the Yearlings. •• -., crushing Yale on Saturday, Coach Thompson said that a^meetfrig*"
Led bf 'Gstm Warner, the Coach B u gid y Jungmichel's the freshmen have devoted part 	if it were offered,.
fotir goals in the last half

SAB'S came back for a goal with to freshmen will be favored to take Of their practice sessions to work­The University freshmen went Charlie 'CStUfWeirs" single-wing 	of the Cotton Bowl selection 
ten minute*: left, but Webb sink Phi -Kappa Sigma, 6-0. Al­their second victory of the year ing with the varsity; ' :r * i ' through a snappy dummy scrim­machine took over the top in total A petition by Michigan State committee would^ be called 'as 
fred Priedlander's two penally 	asked the conference to waive a 
matched the point "for the Phi 	as a crowd of 10,000 is expected -On the basis of comparative mage Tuesday, and Coach Jung-offense, in .rushing offense, and banning posb-season soon .as possible, ptoh4ps Wednes­
regulation

kicks aided the winner??. to be on hand for the,game. scores'against mutual opponents, 	average points scored per game—r-day morning, to dis<ht|s the vari­
Delta to send them on 	their way Franklifi ..Halbert took-higjj michel plans only a limbering-up grid play in any game except the 
{towards another* championship -<-Tickets -for the contest are the Yearlings, will be a definite 42—according to figures com' 	ous teams who are considered in
Rose Bowl.

point honors with two j goals' as $1.50 and may be. purchased at favorite. For instance, against session for Wednesday. piled by the NCAA's, official ser­the running for the Cotton Bowl Sigma PHI Epsilon marched over the Ben Hur Shrine Temple. A the TCU polywogs, the. Fish were __The Texas offensive punch will vice bureau. Big Ten Commissioner K. L. (Tug) Wilson said the request
Kappa 'Alplia, 4-0. for • a hard-special train willjaava Austin at defeated,. 60»0t while ,the Yeafc! tig~~aiiT>T>lied by the" passing of Arizona State^ dropped to second
-Corner khflw were the margin earned victory. 	was, denied. No official vote of
8:80 a.m. Thursday and return lings dropped the WogS, 26-18. quarterjMick. Smith of when it was held to 318' yards by 	_I ujciDAS
Donnie

.of victory ; fvor two 	fraternity — With Taffy Tucker standing out the nine conference members Was
Colorado, State A&M 	last week. ' far rent-—all Sizes

teams. Chi Phi was held to a 1-1 on defense, Sigma Nu overcame 	KerrviJJte, the brute.force of. fulj-anounced, but it was understood 
ti» hy.Acacia.but ChjP-hi-made -Pi Kappa 	Alphi^^ln arth back Tomie.Ward of GiEilveston, Nebraska was slowed, by' Iowa the ballot was overwhelmingly LONGHORN CLEANERS 
State Saturday and appears now

^ the..corner,boot to get closer game, Beta-Theta Pi. shut­	and the._ireak?away-.j^mng...of against the Waiver. ^ I • , 2S3B Guadalupe, .63847 
se"noa^Rdbert BeJso-soared for out Theta Chi, 8*0. Russell Har-	to have slight: chancg of over­As" a ~ . No. 2 at 710 Braxos, 28277 
l^iAfiMia wSiie' Jimmy Smith hit for wood made all ;three goals. 	Pete Gardere and Phil Branch. hauling Princeton, in rushing ference member, Michigan State
The Yearlings have depended since it faces Oklahoma's stout

Chi Phi. ; ^ ^ It was -a rout all the way as 	is not eligible for the Rose Bowl.
line in its final game this week. 	gnaan rttuuwzrtitin,cmwawuni

In a close, hard-fought game, Phi' Gamma Delta tnauled Tau 	on an up-the-middle T-attack §in It enters football title competi­
Army's chances 

„ .., .Delta Sigma Phi 	beat Phi Kappa Qelta Phi, 6-0. The winner's goals most ortheir .previous games, but were spoiled by tion in 1963., 
•g^jSyEao via the corner kick route. The wfere scored * by Barry Sharpless 	the mud in its clfjjge triumph over The Spartans lost, only to Mary-Refrigerators
"WASiHNGTON,-Novv-21.-—(ff) land's .home stedium in nearby the passing arm of Smith"makes Stanford-. _

*J,^eontest ended in a scoreless dead-	land in nii^e starts this season,
College Park. 	the Texas attack~veBatile.

|i|oclt" Delta SigffiaPhiStaved off Who made two, aftdPrestOh "Dial 	Priricetoii " #inds up againBt and scored wins over throe Big
letic council couidn't decide Tues The American Legion is spon­	— For. Rent

several threatening Phi Taulad-who kicked in one. Gilmer Spring, the Yearlings' Dartmouth and should roll, while. Ten members as well • as Notre'
day whether its football |»am soring the game to raise money pass-catchingest end, will start at Arizona State concludes against Dame.

should play in the^ Presidential for its rehabilitation program*-	Idaho.
orie offensive flanker position 	-At Lansing, Mich., Dean L. C. Pay—Week—Month
Cup game December 9. ' Dave 'Herman, the game's while Hub Ingraham will man the Southern Methodist, with 133 Emmgns, MSG faculty representa­The council, debated for three managing director, told a reporter

egro 
other. Ingraham started the sea­completion* for. a total, gain „ tive in the Big Ten, said: fclEW 
and a half hours, and 	then brok'e eight-or ten testis still are under 
son as, number-one quarterback, of 1,877 	yard* in eight, games, "Michigan State received "a bidsetting consideration. ' 
up without a time for 	1«ras later switched to fullback, continued unchallenged in the from the Coton Bowl and we were
another meeting.' 	"Things ars hot." Hermioi Said.

Not Lifted 	now playing fine at air, even though the Msitingi ssxious to aceept same, through 1950
and is ball 	.
"We're' liable to an-	myself
That left the picture looking 	have, an end to help relieve a shortage of pasted sparingly in defeating and Athletic Director
nounceinynt at any time." ... . 

. TUCSON, Nov. Si_-<^_A11 cials' whenTiKeir "team vnis In TSc" like this: "' -• 	winemen. ' " ^ Arkansas in—Saturday's mud. ~ Ralph .Yound, the college asked­
Maryland's athletic co u n c i1 	Westlnghouse and

^schools in the Bbrder Conference son to play Arizona last Saturday. .Texas . A&SC—still interested. 	i3 one of The Ponies need only 15 com* permission Of the Big Ten
with . comment Ingraham also the 	to 

except Texas Tech have now Whether their policy against Nfe-broke up* this ; 	accept the bid."
Ita athletic director spent the day from a spokesman; r defensive, standouts from his half-, pletions in their final two 	% International Harvester 

, dropped their ban against Negro groes will be changed is stjll.not here, "but he gavte gut n^state-	: games to break the record of "Michigan State was one of the
"I don't know how we ^ot into back spot. 	Refrigerators

-athletes; it was learned Ijere Tnes-known, Dr. Thomas said. inents on his decision. r • 	147 in a season by Mississippi teams on the list of preferred
this anyway. We haven't made Carroll Hestand and Dick Bur­

"* The action of West-Texas State 	in 1947. opponents given up by the Uni­
Maryland-^~a doubtful 	starter. any overtures to the sponsors of

K--i' Dr. Floyd Thomas, chairman of and Texas-Western ends what 	nett will man the starting versity of Texas (the host team)," Easy -Thor -Bendix
True, Maryland didn't say yes the game. We haven't received tackle positions, while Bill Traf-Kentucky already has equalled

the University of Arizona athlet­some Considered .a possible threat and it didn't say no, But no 	one major college record. By he said. "We asked Michigan State 
an invitation. ton and Stanly Studer will hold 	Washersic committee, said West Texas to continuance of the Border Con­
answer at all—-at this late date— "The idea that we were in it down the guard slots. J; T. Sea-running their total of touchdown

State at Canyon and Texas West­ference. 	1
obviously shows that at best the seems to have come from Texas. holm will be at hi? regular center passes to 27 last Saturday they West Texas to Meet 	Thor Gladirons'

ern at SI Paso have agreed to al­Arizona and Arizona State Col­Marylanders are unenthUsiastic. "Of course, the* game is going-position. Snatched the Nevada 'mark of :\ios? Negroes to participate against lege at Tempo jgow free, to These two teams had been con­our stadium 1948. They did it( l>y scoring Cincinnati in Sun Bowl
ate 	to be in so I guess
^Jheir teams. vv-Y v.; '• schedule future grid games with-Dean Smith, Bill White, Wayne 	Westinghouse
sidered the leading prospects for it was only natural that we should 	"eight times on aerials-against

gsff He said the subject was, also these schools, Arizona is already 	Sullivan, Ed Chambers, Bill Cal­North Dakota.. EL PASO, Nov. 21-~(SpL)r_r
the game, to bs.played in Mary­be considiered." houn, and S. M. Meeks will see 	Sewing Machines

r discussed with Texas Tech offi­seeking i.951 dates. 	West Texas State and 'the tJni­
plenty of backfield dpty. 
Wichita-Fall* for Price versity of Cincinnati said Tues­On defense, the Yearlings will day that they had accepted bids
. WICHITA FALLS, ;Nov. 21— 
start Boyd Collins and 	Bill Brake to play in the annual Sun Bowl
W—The Longhorn Club of Wich­

Now Have Kappa's, A Chi O Win 	game
at ends, Zeb Furr and John Estes 	here January 1.
ita Falls, composed of 	University
• 	' .1:. 
at.tackles, Ed Whilhelm and Jack 	West Texas is champion of the

Do It Quickly-—Go%ily<—'Economically of Texas exes, Tuesday formally 
TIm Hirtlir —Srtii fl|iwijii'. v • wirtflt Crowns McMurry at guards, Seaholm arid endorsed line doach Ed Price as Border Conference. It' tafe won 

r in wrt «M Mi your kedr lotto M Paul Pierson at linebackers, with head coach at the University. eight games and lost one this
.' M MUhfr. M arwmr rtrtw—li «r White, Gardere, and Meeks in the season. The Canyon team has

u^M« (Mr Mt nrt 50% m 1 hwilwli. TkM,, 	Blair Cherry, present coach, is 
mwt rBgiow SOSi, 	Br LOUISE COLE backfield. resigning at the end .of the cur­one more to play, with Corpus 
_ Itmir vw h«v« M. Tm Ko*M*r 	rasiv;.V"".'." Women'i lntramttrol Writer• ~ 
Christi's University. 	BOTmBiBarent season.
SVM4MR SMt .FWflU'WW' HMiCft iMfr MSM r 
It was a rough and tumble pa taking over on its 10. Fond-M thifl* MMmm 1ii«M lw>l»tl Hal ad

Mfcai ims's'M) hi ftt wWH esnbM, 	grid.-battle afr the way-Tuesday ern^ passed to Jean-Richards for King Scouts Kentucky; 
as Kappa Kappa Gamma trampled a 45-yard gain, but ADPi inter­Steers Relume Training

FREE EXAMINATION J 
Alpha Delta Pi, 18-0, to win the cepted the next pass shortly be­

Pflvat* and conf;cl«nf?aU No obligation.' 	While Cotton Bowl officials
oTatige bracket championship in fore the. half. ' 

.Treatment* at low as |3^0. Hem* troat-	scan the national scene for a Jan­FOR YOUR ACTIVE CAMPUS LIFE ...
"Women's intramural' football.. ; On a series of multiple passes,

irmiH •*« lau. Strict mon«y-badr guar-	uary i "opponent for them, the
aata*. Ofljce* #ar MEN *vOM6N. 	On. the opening kickoff Kap­ADPi worked the ball -down to 
Texas Longhorns plan 	to resume 

r Kt rt—!«••*Oa pa's,Ellie Fondren faked a hand the 35-yard line after the second >ractice Wednesday. after taking Arrow//Gabanaro/5PORTS shirts «—iS A ft) ' * Uf-*° off and passed to Betty Beasley" half kickoff, but Kappa 
Monday and Tuesday off;.
for 20 yards. With the ball on on downs. 
Blair jCherry's Steers, South­
K
the 30, Fondren passed to Beas­Fondern completed a long pass 

S2S UfHaflatd K<l«. ley who ran over for Kappa's to. Beasley who made it to the west Conference champs, will 
AwWti. Ttw first talley with only seconds ADPi 32. Then on-a fast hand-work from now through next 
gone. off Beasley took the ball and Wednesday in preparation, for 

ADPi's Totsie Eeds took the passed to Fonder who »ig' zag-their November 30 game wit*h ball at the kickoff, and the multi­ged through ADPi's defense for A&M at Austin. ^ ple passing technique was put to the third and last Kappa score. Meanwhile assistant coach.J. T. use. However, the second pass Beasley was easily the out­King will be among many bowl

EXECITIVE • Fin^are to step into-a responsible was intercepted by Kappa's Beas­standing player of the day with scouts at the Kentucky-Tennessee 
^tecatiye position in.tHe retailing' ley and her team took over on Fondern running a close second. game Saturday at Knojcville. Re­
$a?yingf adv««txswgi; .fashi.on, its 18. • Laura Wood was also outstanding gardless of the bowl foe, Texas 
11 Fondern sent an^ end-over-end for Kappa while Betty Theobalt wants to get a lijie on Kentucky,

pn^onnel. Specialized 	training,, «• pass to Beasley ^ho ran 60 yards and-Betty Ann Taylor played un­the first 1951 Longhorn oppon­
r

IIIET*IUIIG = 	were foip the"^cond toUclidOWn. usually well for ADPi. ent...
merchandising, personnel manage* 
ADPi,wks unable to move after 	* 

ment, textiles,store organization,sales the kickoff and.punted with Kap-. ADPi suffered, a double defeat YankeM Will .Get JHamey.... . 	BlENO 
Mite 

promtrtioiii, and all phases oi rtore 	Tuesday as Alalia' Chi Omega beat 
Hatted k* AnociaUa freen . . *•*.

' l»dtivity. Realistic approach under 	"its second team, 12-0, to win the
Pinksfon Upsets Lohg 	Roy Hamey, general manager
white brackettitle;store-trained faculty. Classes are com-of the Pittsburgh Pirates, will
Ann Bowles' passing .accounted

bibed with paid store work. Students For 'Mural Golf Title 	m TOBACCO
join the Yankees in spring trail­for one of the AJDhiO touchdowns

*re usnally placed before graduation. 	ing as assistant to the general ' Li f f TOBACCO CO
The intramural golf champion­and Set up the other, Noreen Ke-	wtfN( S TC6AC CO CO

j^^^;,!Go-edncati<fiial.^ Master's ^degree," 	manager.-/
ship was captured by 	Lee Pinks-van ^a.ught the touchdowp aerial. 

: >|i^dii|ed..ca3!bE^llnai^^ A^3xxxaistiicak«: • ton Tuesday as he defeated Bob A pass from' Bowles to Dee Car­
for Bulletin C.: ' Long, 5 and 4. man was completed within a few 
Pinkston, representing Delta feet of the penetration area later

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Kappa Epsilon, scored an upset but/ADPi held. 
9NIVERSTY OF PtTTSBORBH * PltbhR|kn P«. when he bested the favored Long, Bowles pass to Jerry Renrier 
who represented Sigma Alpha Ep­set up the second score which

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'Vjn-It. *•, „ » *lV f ,* STATE 0 every feasible step to clear the way for  iic/a ;miimmm"Your gttess is as «xgood m mine,-and <v T think you know what my guess is.  f  s-By Blbler  i-istim  |Rcp|§^-flcgifuriari  
investigation of Duval County writq*  The  three  members of  th£ etefction\  

»»d Majot-General E<S>'» vie| Siberia,

in yote| which elected* state represent­board.—Governor Shivers, Secretary of 	(ff)—-Ufi Seventh Division troops 
^ard M. Almond, eommande# ^f 
On the northwest front

ative to a, district judgeship he didn't State Shepperd, and Attorney General 	jpfcftted ^e^WWteil Nations flag tha US Tei»th Corps, rode into fey-
concentrations of , Cliittef^ m -^ 
on the icy banks of the Yaht Riv-

even want. Paniel—should, the Texan, repeats: 	esanjin in ia jeep, Two other gen­North Korean Communists ^e^'
er Tuesday in tiieir unopposed erals were hand—Brigadier

. Now. that. Representative Vale has Delay acceptance off. the Duval votes. 	entry into the Kerean-Mancbu^an on Welding a defense line of fortified
General llomer W. Kiefer, artil­

high points, This was $«tondid'«ar^
turned down the district juggeshity to ; Decline to approve Judge Reams aa 	border town ot> Hyesanjin. lery commander of the Seventii
I 
seal off the V8 Pint O^rp^ itti' 111
elected to clear the way for his threat* 	After sweeipiftg through the cTe-and Brigadier General Hgnry
which he was elected, largely as-a re* 	the RepnbHc og-Kory-Aieond.
serted town, a tarik-pac^d column 
Hodes, assistant divisipn Com­

& suit or ws lio-to-l Write-in victory, in enecTauil; " , 	of the Seventeenth Regiment was mander. Corps—« tot«| fit 4k % 
and a brigade—-frofo approaching %
Duval County, the State Election Board ' It necessary, send a state investiga­	ordered to pull baelt and dig into ^ The Generals fottnd a big sign 
within 80 miles of the bit internum
ng which canvasses state votes • in Austin tory commission to Duval to check the 	good defensive hill posittons. : board sbowing a battle map iised ^on»T * Soiho;
<m 	"Then we'll see what happens," by the Reds to illustrate their ohe­
today should NOT cer£ifyvJudge Reams, votes and the procedure followed. 	Yalu. The reservoir is one of tti# ' 
ft* 	said the Seventeenth's Command­time cdnquests south of the 38th main sources of power for Re 
es-the incumbent, as elected.; •. ~ 	er, Colonel Herbert B. PowelL parall^; 
Manchuria.' 1(<i \
A US Tenth C6rjM «Qpokesman "That's going into^fke Sev^nfii

ri-If thtey do, Judge Reams has said that 	United Nations HiteSt'l"­
in 	Said no sign of activity has been Divisioh trophy room," B^rr said. 
gence officers conceded thaf
wl he will have "no grounds for a contest." 	reported across the rive* in So-. United Nations forces oii other 
the outlook is for continuation of .'
viel-domtiiatedManchariai--­

If they do not, Governor Shivers will in 	sectors .nrere mjlls.froj|p th)s bor­the Korean War well into next 
all probability appoint Judge Reams TEXAS HAS FILED a simple, to-the-	'Across the 100-yard wide Yalu der but serious opposition was spring, 'Associated''Press
River on the Manchurian side sighted only in the northwest.

11M,ttn* 	pondent Stan Swinton reported* * '4s
d be seen shelved Swinton sftid these sources M

ahead and file an election contest suit. warranted Supreme Court decision 	. „ . »« It looked like mdving South Korean Capital Di­lieved a winter cleanup offensivif ' 
giving the federal government control 	a miningfront dispktehM vision stabbed within 15 miles, of
Jiidge Reams said he would file the 	said. was virtually impossible in an ar«i: 7
. 
the big Red port of Chongjin but

of the tidelands. _ 	where terrain and ^ poor road* ••
suit before Vale made his non-accept-: 	Major General David G. Barf, had another 55 air miles, to go be­
would give the Communists ^-Qh# -Q 
ance announcement. Attorneys asked The Court, says Attorney v General 	commander -of the US Seventii fore reaching the frontier of So^ -advantage.
Daniel, has erred in basing its amended
for copies of poll and tally lists in Duval 	The. Igorder town of Hyesan^t
opinion on the formal admission act of 	New! Brief* was occupied without a shot.
County Monday, according to the AP. 	and tired
Texas to the Union and "in disregarding 	Bearded AmericMif^:
They were told by county officials that 	troops who had marched 106,mile*
and refusing „to hear evidence on" the
photostatic copies "might" be .available 	w-from the northeast coast in 22 7
-Annexation Agreement provisions, one "Happy vacation son! Glad to have you home for a few days. 	days' patted one another on tto-^
Tuesday. 7 	""" 

' of which provided that Texas shall "re-Say, mind sIippincf'irrfo^thesi'^vsralis-—}usf frappsns ws're faying backs. Some shook hands, sa^d A? 7 V^_yoa 0 total vacant and unappropriated tile floor and painting 'round here this week." -|-CorrespondentTom Stone who ac^i|­
companied them. ­

"V Kof 5,644 write-in votes in the four coun­	10,000 From Homes
lands lying within its limits." 	Major General Edward M.
ties of the district to 5,250 fore judge 

The Oourt' also refused to hear evW 	B«am& on th* A—0cUtUd Pfu' the physician had been dismissed, mond, commander ot, the tJ8 
Reams, who was on the baUpJ. As the 	Rioting flood waters from the and said he had been denied the Tenth Corps, pointed out that tit* 
1 dence on the dispute as to the meaning 	central Cali­to the Yaln-
AP said Tuesday; -	mountains of »north uae of tha hnspital for violating 7th Division's drive
and intent of the "equal footing"•clause 	fornia chased another J0,000 resi­River had split Communist
a national:code of ethics, estab­

"The result wasn't apparent until _r_ 	dents from their lowland homes .
in the Admission Act upon whi^h the lished for .Catholic. hospitals^ in in the northeast from Reds in &e Duval County recorded its votes five~^mendgdrTjpiniotr^^iFrbasedr^exas^iain^ Tuesday. The neW area of devas­regard to those matters. northwest. Significant Communist <,
tation in the fourth day of the 	forces, in the east were, Isolate*
days and 15 hours after the polls closed tains it did not extend' to ownership of 	floods lay in unincorporated dis­. .. J /V '• ~*7'' ^ 
he saldi?
By CHARLEY TRIMBLE Mary Ann did. For her fea­	.Chlaf Daputy Shoriff Frank

Nov. -7." 	the tidelands but was in harmony with Texan Aitoeiate Editor ture on Chancellor Hart's tricts not far south of Marysville, Newman of Cotulla, Texas, told However, there was ao'AttQ^f' 
Judge Reams was asked by the AP if 	WHAT DOES IT mean to near the joiriing of the Yuba with can solid line extending from th#
the retention of those lands by Texas. 	family and Chad Oliver, for Tuesday how a Ideer, mortally
havfe written, the best news the Sacramento River. 	wounded by a hunter, Granville east coast to Hyesanjin. Winte*
he thought .the attorneys would get the This is. an excellently presented mo­	his science fiction column,-the'
story of the month for The 	. The glittering little city of conditions made supply probleanit.'
Wiedner, evidently kicked and

copies of the -Duval lists which they re­	Daily Texan? Tyhat has a re­Committee gave honorable Reno was squirming out of its difficult. Air drops are used to ­
tion—one which the Supreme Court must mention. killed the hunter in its deathquested. He laughed and replied: • porter br feature writer con­worst flood in history, across_the throes. * " supply forward elements.
in all fairness grant. 	..Olan Bfewer and Mary Ann . * V#'
tributed to the reader's pleas­	Sierra Nevada Ran^e. The

Beaumier put out the best 	Wiedner had shot the deer, fol­•i
\ 	ure in putting forth the extra October front page on the 26, Truckee River, usually" a quiet lowed it to cut its throat, and
time and talent to brighten little stream, had rampaged and

-and Buser and Jim Cjsckrum 	was kicked to death.
the Texan news cblumive? 	left unbelievable destruction in 
We think it mea"ns a lot— were given honorable men­the center of the city. 	"Thafs the only way we could

Greek Group Could 'Adopt' 
tion for their October 18 	figure that he was killed/' New­
, both to the Writer and the 	Goyernor Earl Warren of Cali­
Jiage. j _ -_ .j... 	man said. 
In Korea Removed
reader-—and tlie reporter de­	fornia proclaimed a , state of
The October 11 society 	» / /' • ;— -•
serves recognition for his con?., 	emergency and told state agencies
of 

tribution. -0 page, edited by Pat Pigman, use every assist Sacond Lt. Waltor J. Scrogfina, SEOUL, NOV. 21.—(/P^—The 
was judged Ijest October de-' to resource to 

There's more to a news sto­	the cities «in lighting the floods Fairlie, Texas, has been awarded comjnander ^of l^OQ volunteer 
partmental page, and the Oc­	Philippine Army troops in Korea,
Br RONNIE DUGGER Why can't a fraternity tions 	ry than the dry surface facts. 15 page, and in Organizing relief. , • the Silver. Star posthumously for was ordered. home
* Tram lSditor or. are rate. com­tober amusements 	gallantry in action in the Korean Tuesday
sorority "adopt" this'class of That's., why the contest 	* V
THERE'S A SCHOOL on It should be pointed out, 	edited by Tom Toney, and the fighting, Far East Command the Philippine Government fol«' ^
mittee of Texas Student Pub-

helpless kids? Maybe they without disparagement pjg;the 	' Mill Barbara Harvey, blonde
Mindanao in the Philippines 	October 20 sports page, ed­headquarters announced Tuesday. lowing protests that his men war*..
could send them some food Law School system, that the* licatioii#,. In&, felt that Exe* ited by Howard Page, re­and shapely nineteen-year-old
•where the kids are fainting lyn Rheubushi and Charlie" 	...,'.7.7"'". not being used as a single Unit
sophofhore Colorado

packages, books, writing pads, nature of legal exams requires" 	ceived honorable mention. at College, and were not properly equipped ­
froth hanger and the teachers 	Lewis deserved comrfiehdation has been named "Miss Esquire of Two tooii-a(a Nabraakana held 
haven't been paid in four that sort of thing is right "recallable" information that One of Flo Cox's pages was 	to withstand the bitter cold.
for covering the OU game tic­	-1960." She was notified Tuesday in Waco on charges of hijacking

months. m~Mr; Dunn's alley, a'nd can hardly be scratched onto also. recognized, j 	University quarterback Colonel Mariano Asurin, conil
ket shortage, and the crous 	-by officials of-Esquire Magazine Baylor

H. A. Dunn, UT'S Main he's hopeful -that something shirt-cuffs. But the Law • * 	mander of the 10th Combat Bati1
burning .in front of the Law 	that she had won Larry Isbell and imother student,

can be done. School has provided a good 	the title oyer talion, was relieved of Ids cop?
Building custodian, has been 	Building, respectively.' Texan staffers work hard. more than 300 co-eds from col­Wallace Whisnant, are, wanted in 
sending.books to the islanders. True, with millions in the example of what can happen 	mand by Defense Secretary|
Charlie recognized the We appreciate them and hope leges and universities throughout Alliance, Nebraska^ on theft 

Word of his kindness got to same or worse plights, it when an Honor System is in* questions that could and that, our readers do . likewise. • the country. 	charges, Sheriff C. C. Maxey said Ramon Magsaysay in Manila. 
Mrs. Fermina A.Valdez,* seems futile, in a way: but in stalled. 	; All we can give them here Tuesday.^ ; 7...-.:.". Appointed to succeed Azurlit s
would be raised over such a Miss Harvey .will receive an all-	Colonel Dionisio|
teacher of 50 Grade I pupils another way, it would be the It works, say the Phi Alpha controversial happening—and is a small certificate an«TT>rief expense paid trip to New York, Jtebell and Whisnant were was Lieutenant " in a barrio called Calibunan. — sort of-specific action—that Delts, "only jfthe students answered them for our read­mention. They deserve much ' a screen test and radio and tele­robbed^tof $81 by two men Satur-Ojedm «n obaervar for the United 
Nations. He. was trained at tit*

She wrote My. Dunn: may one day add up to hu­want it to!" • 	ers. Evelyn could Jhave simply more. -— \ vision appearances,— , flay night while returning from 
U.S. Army's-Infantry School at .
"Children just go to school man brotherhood. 

And that's the essence of said there were no more tic­	Fort "Worth td Baylor after See­Fort Banning, Ga.
•without eating their meals • • the thing. kets, 	but she spent time dig­Dr. J. M. Slaphona says he will ing the University of T«xas-TCU 
Until "Ojeda taken over, the lOtik
and in school they will faint 	ging) Out the WHY of the protest to the Texas State Board football game.
THE TOM CLARK chapter * • 	Combat Battalion will be
because of hunger . . . not of Phi Alpha Delta legal fra­shortage.* 	of Health his "dismissal" from " '• • it \
THE Ameri­	Colond(
oply the children are starring, our OFFENSIVE * firing of Mercy 	manded by LieutenantF voione* 
ternity has-called atten­can Medical Association gen* • 	the staff the Catholic Throo man: aacapod from Dar­Gamaliel Manikan, its
also we teachers. We have tion to the details of the Law eralizations calling the Pres­Tom Toney, for covering 	Hospital in Brownsville for steri­lington iState Prison Farm ih the officer. 7«Nptiv» 
not received our salary for 	the October meeting, lising. a maternity patient, a
School Honor System* ident's national health insur­A.AUP 	warden'e car at 5il5 Tuesday. In Manila,' Defense ' -uVCflilKJ;
two (flow four) months al­Apropos of the Texan cam' ance plan "socialistic" and and Anne Chambers, for her Sister. Mary -Stanislaus, su­The Dallas sheriff's office was Magsaysay said the change ij|ready general Great Issues-coverage,-a,ine perior of, the Sisters of Mercy informed that two of the men
"My school have paign for a University-wide > "un-'^nierican" must be" an» 	Command "was, wholly » PiOSbf <4
children 	whof operate the hospital, denied were from Dallas^.
swered. -were -given honorable mention 	pine actuin." •system, the chapter^jsaid thatno clothing also. After three in the news writing contest. ,
the best_e*aiaple i^ found ! Under the plan, employe
or four days of schooling, they . 	THAT'S LIFE
T h e Committee--thoughtright under out nose^—under and employer would contrib*become so odorons that you Gene Ehrlich showed excep­To the Editor:could hardly go near them .,. the hill. \ f -v ute otfe-and-one-half per cent 

tional ability in turning out a . . . We sent for our tickets ta

I'm suffering of beri-beri be­Examinations are given of the worker's income below comprehensive report on the . 
cause maybe of inadequate without supervisibn—by pro­$4,800. The money would be 	the TCU-Texas game last July.
•v Texas-Arkansas game in the

diet ... -fessor or quiimaster. Students" .{collected by the federal gov­	We received tickets good for seats, Texan
October 22 issue. Close be­

ernment and turned back to 	Rtsum
"My children could hardly may leave the room when they 	hind and receiving honorable , on the zero yard line. Then Fri-. 
buy a pencil and paper. Un­like—-for coffee or to collect the local unite for payments mention were Bob Seaman, day there were 40-yard line 
til now only one-half of the their' thoughts! After the ex­of doctors. " for his Rice game coverage, tickets available in Fort Worth Aparfment for Rent

clash could write their names. am each student sighs an hon­Patients could choose their that the University' of Texas 	For S#le Roommata Wanta<i
and Bruce Roche for intramu­

"Please, I will again appeal or pledge. • -s • own doctors; the professional 	Athletic Association had returned. ROOMS, eommunity kitehan. Apart­YOUTX pay monr a* tha atoraa than GRADUATB OR
ral coverage on the BfeptiBt, 
ments. 8101 flan Antonio. Block, cam-

to your kindness. Will you A There is an Honor Council freedom "of the doctors would Student Union story. • Why? . • — 	j»ua. Experlenead teacher, MA. Gaaran-_ rm aaktna for mr lata modal Smith-Stated bouaa wlth s Virlal
' 	atabad hovaa * 
portea Mrtahia typawritar. Wffi aoeaidar For datalla eall T-><

please lend us a helping to violations, but-be guaranteed; hospitals 	tees tutoring math, Engltah, rminfi.
deal with 	Estes Jones, Texan Amuse­MRS. JAMES L. CLEMENTS raaulta 
hand?" J would not be meddled with. 	I«t^n, 8panUk 7-4560. 'ka®^,8a« Trfbi at X70< Hvaeaf or mom
Phi Alpha Delta says infrac-	• Houston, Texas
ments Editor, received the top 	-

.Under the sta|us iquoi'tiased 	' •Vih MidaEKB
award in the reviewing field " 

t on the AMA's own bureau of 	Th« tielcota on *al* at.gams . Board 8 4 28c. RKOORDE0
for his review of "Hipsy Boo." 	« Poekat-booh adlt&ma, i»a,

economics analysis in 1939, 	tine w«» thoaa not purchaaod *—Faahkro, Homa-Gardan, All--lor all oce 
One of the judges wanted to ' 	*l«a. 8-8418.
THE D TEXAN 


four out of every five Ameri­	from tha block of tickata sat U*ed Ma«a*ln«a, i«o» SpMdway. Pboaa 
know if the show was really 	Z*B939. 

can . families can not meet 	aaido for Uaivaraitjr itadnti. 
UNIVERSIT5 MINI
as good as Critic Jones had re? 	" fk:'VV" 

serious illness costs without 	Ed. Maala family atyla. Soma madk roSa BjnOK BUpisR WrartlbW 19477'.7 "•**.
£**!»• « imnkpn of Th» UntrmitT of Taxai. %po#ted. The concensus: it wa*-; 	a-jd nlaa a apeolalty. • «*?•»* In appaaranea and oMabanlibaaMkl
If i* Au«Un «v«ry moralntt axe«»t Monday and Saturday, outside aidt 	MRS. HOWARD PAINS condition. Saa at 8408 Grovar. 4 hk>3tabloi HAmcWtt T8a 
. -_J*. axeapt _ Gompertz's of 	waat of Chiekro 8baek. 4°7
-Un.*( «od -duHrii holiday and examination Only,:one out of two South­Ken review 	S40S Baton 1 blocka waat of camptta. All 
. and bi-WMUi durln* tlw> ivnmw Maaioaa undar tba~tiuir of 	"Dear' Brutus" and Bob GVES3 AGAIN ' Phpna 8-9171 day Sunday. . 
I Sums Taonn oa TaMday aadiFHday by Taxaa Stadaat PvbUea-ern mothers can afford or re* 
tion*,Ioe. 	' Smith's movie critique, of
.ceive needed child-birth care. 	To the Editor: ' 
i6*' , .by Mapboaa (14411) or at "Destination Moon" both j : S 	Loather Goods fo r a
tb* •ditorlal offfoa J.B 1, or at tht N|iw*a Laboratory, J.B. 102. Inqnlriaa Nine of the ten states with* pleased the judge*—because "The people are about to reap TT 	Spacial Sarvicat
4*«l»a»» aad adnnrtfateii aboald mad. la J.B 101 the highest maternal death 	Coaching COWROV ;BOOTS, hata. Mta. bolatara;
they felt that the reviews their election harvest," reads the" 	taddlaa. bridla*. All taatbar good*

" «,K «»* •»' -MM MM Ml rate in 1946 were Southern " 	opening sentence of your lead' Jf*4; .^7,^«r> Waatarn. BAV*1 Wa areata:
> were honest arid accurate^ 	OO ACHING, fmeb*

states.; -;*• -' ^ .: 	tranalatlona. Capitol Saddlary. 1814 «ara for yoar eai
editorial for November 21. Then Oarman. Stiton 2309 San Antonio,

In the.low-income states of 
Ma.ry Ann you say the "mandate frtom the­t-8711. v ^-'7': 7 	^sss^tmEAPrTbo^r 

. w «*K»d-«J*aa toattw,O#tob» i«. l»4l at th« Poat Offie* at Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, 	B ea um ier 
Aattfau Tw. OBdat tb« m%ot March «• tm, 	thought the Committee, gave? people" is making Republicans, COAOH1NG FRENCH mvarlaacad. Tala-•4r'
' 

and South Carolina, the death 	and Southern Democrats in the' pbona 2-2180. «—8. 'Cloth jacket, gray, on tha bat*
^ ^ AKSOCIAITED PRESS WIRE SBRVICS -3""— _the Texan's readers the best 	tla jacket, ordar with Mil bottom. II
rate among women in child' feature of the month—on Roy. coming lame duck session oppose; 'MATH, R. M. Randla. 8109 Grai^dTlew. found mU T.SSSft R«mi4 offartd.
birth is three times as high 	•75 per eent tax on excess profits; -8-1188. • V . : -7 -7 . -' 
• Bedichek. To please the read­

as in Connecticut, Minnesota* 	Maybe so, but let us not forget COACHING: Frroch, Gatman. Rnailaa.
feature move

.and Rhode Island. ^ * ers a must 	taachar. Pkona , 7-1,409.
quickly and give an over-all. it is the present Congress (Lucas, 
mm 8AMJJ* PKN. Individual ta* fo.

In four Idw-income states, 	ENGLISH! All clmaaea. Expert belp by tH*ass. 
f^ook at a short glance. This Myers, Tyding*, et al) who will 	abUdma Moetbly. hourly rataa. il* Mn.

60 of 100 babies died in their 	axparla^cad teacher wltb Maatar'a dc<
compose this session and ntft those' gt*m from Unlvaraity al Texaa. For

first year, compared with ' 	who the voters • to tak^ appolntnant call 2-1884. &S8»rm' 
elected 	TYPISTS' POOL? XqNVt tyvhrte.

to 30 babies j^ec 1,000 live their places ... ^ 	DOWNTOWN KlNpCRGARTEN. N«r» at«. 8-474? e«aobkCaT 
****** CenagiMo: IWMi ; in, four high-income 	Dancing , aaty. _Iat. >«ada baby aitttag. «0a
births 
I 4ori't think 'thinking Am«rii»: 	„CartlScaAH tajwbar. day tS.80, TY

states. ^ 	hall, W.CQ. waakly. 400 Eaat 2nd. M»|;
cans are feaxftd for this nation's LEARN TO DANCB IfaHa. etTKmMSfk:Twenty-two stetes prohibit icia future" as you suggest. tha-Ballroom olaaaaa. |l
IroTuntaxy plans unleffi they 	If , S»f| PJB. I boar , Ropms For Ran*
HM^^ge 'PBlTaraity-stria traa>­
"vsrss*.

uss^uroatnRATES are controlled by organized 	this might be ferae. A complete-AWETTB DHVAl DARUB STUDIO T4UL
medicine. At present, 86,000,^ 	lOtb, and Coasraaa.. :• v * P-A Mran
n SaMart0ttei>»-tttM* mobtte> 	• Democratic ^ictoty would hSVe---Pbona >.»»!! at S«tMSjg§;e j pgswii
000 Americans have NO PRO* oipceA suited you fijie, 	RUSlNRSS GIftLS GRADUATB
1 Par month, maiiad ta. town 	and yet you areL t 
-maiMl out «f ^town. -• :»o TECTION agsinst cvippliDg 	among the .mariy vrtio are advo-; PurnUhad Apartmanfs STUDENTS " •*
M 

isosts of m 	catinjf a strong two-party systeiinltM! barira room, and eloeata. 1 block TTJ5S^wbpSSS8w»R
SI 	BLOCK" UNIVERSITY—Roya, coupla,
'J-V;.-	: Young couplni, 1v#-lneom«T > Intardlbmff borrowing witl ba aos' as ptovidbiff th* besfc system . of|| lly aev nrara, w"v
yj PERMANENT STAFF f' .or middle-income -families ?«»ded for »« period Dee«»ib«r 16 to 	U 
.\y> r. j Editor-fai-CliIof . 	January 8, baeauaa of crowded holiday checks . and balaiices;.'govfWM^ ARFFIU.R.AIVC'F SAFIAaiiiciaoc] i < 5'JI J 4 
•

• » ' Associate Editor ILU-i CHARS tewblI feS 1 	me&t... ... • ^ffM4€e • tin ^ 
., -Editorial Assistants .Bob g«U«, jKbSw to te tha HnmanftUa Baadlac Offiea -Finally, it is dear you are notfeW.,If-, ^ -Ail * OaoenW 2. 1* " ' enly;using tha Texan as a atep-i.^ For Salt TYPtNO Naat «ork. W»
CNews Editmi Claude 1*86* rt___ ^<v-Brewer, A woym, Lrt»»ian pjng gtone to the presidency of the^.S i ^heae e»,: 
student body, but ^Iso to hifherf%§i: '•"•sf STAPP FOR THIS islii Whether national health irfi; ^ offices in due time; Yotir Ispi
f ^' jkarance or a tJitiotrwide voks¥y&&Lt? 	tiona are high. Yotf will be hay* tha foHowln* for a«la. at a nlee
Paiuctlon. W-C *ir« raeordar. dlct»­

: Editor, •V—*i • mi. j i' i, "L JEARi LIPSCOMB '•,,nntary IteaHft insaraiie« 	cessf ul te the ftrst, and tnish yott tioit macbln**, Daaor dank lamya, com-
Night Editor ' MSTTY CARDWELL ^gram ii the better uinr 	all tiie lueli In the second so jwir yl«t« tal^rii(OH rac*l«er», Zaarlth clo«k i82S_ 
_ ^ 	— .MVSW»M
Night Reporters 	radiOa. portable radloa, 7" deal, spaed
Ken Goatptrte, Anaiv " liit.analyst i» m 	can help ^leaA
Chambew, Anna Dye 	rik.iw 
'-sal 	•*•<44. SlaeMte, .
W. B. Wi 	. -—-Asai;.u
inajority ln future CongresiRM. 	• 'j,')!-1!)1.­

*D*™5HS^' 	J^rthe problem. * # frt St. DAVliO^ •$ majc«ty
xuvnvjf^

Nitht Sports Editor 	Bob SMman Is tpx fbe layaum. to Hddge% Ir» «.' DON MATTHEWS JR. 4. 20 -¥ARD SMU *a. Baylor
Assistant 	ftjttw Bowl Dallaa, Ncrr. t
JimReeh "^to-^^^&chniTdi&aa^ ,-I hav* M ki a^wiaat 	* 
^ Night 
"fiots Blanton / aometWiit U vn>nar and «m>N M' 	soamm <#­
BM U s

-Night a 
Ifttnc mast b* done. tail Wi 	mr xm ROYAJL nt*. tm Ut
;ea»dMate/l>esuf-r4ti||; •^e» wlwHeMa eeeb Hue 
iiiiliaiiliy 
$, ***' 

••• 11950 THE DAILY TEXAN P»g« 
•AVH&a

&ZZ » ' < 'A*, t-
Cossack Chorus
*<YfS 
y>ri«^ 

To Meet Nov. 29


\ The rafters of Gregory Gym
•sfe 

Folkloritt to Tell 	are' scheduled to ring, on Monday.
-The Southwestern Section of conference, fie will speitk' on 

Negro Ufa in US the American' College Health As­"What Can We Do to Prepare The Don Cossack Chorus, « group 
sociation 'will begin College 	Successful of Americanized Russians, is due
its meeting Students for 
Mason at 	to give one 

— -:r -• > :. ••.•:• v >v.t^*vw.wj&-^r-H» •. .• .• _<•• 	, J. Brewer, American November 29 8:80 a.mk and Marriage?". and "Hokum in the of their famed re-
Sara Hay McCampbell will Methodist Cfoorch by tbe-Revi. 	Negro folklorlst, will lecture Sat­end.lnt 11:00. a.m. November 80. Hygiene Program/' ^ f " citals. ^ t ,ty 
•4
marry Dudley Fowjer on Decem-Marvin 8.'Vance. 	urday, December 2, at 8:15 p.m. It will, meet in Texas/Union 816 Admission to this concert, *pon-
Other University participants 	-s'S­
L fee* 28 *t tfc* First Methodist The bride is a graduate of Aus­in the Minte Building Recital and 316. w»ll incltrde Margaret Peck, as-sored by the Cultural Entertain­
of Cwrpua Cbristi. J ^ . tin High School and the Univer-' Hall. There will hino admission ftesistxntion. will be headed by 'sistfnt .d^sn^ of women; Dr. Carl ment Committee, is free to Blan­J 

sity, where she was a Chl Omeg^u fee for students. . , Dr. Caroline Crbwell, University Bredt, assistant dean of student ket Tax holders. The genenU 
tfon major at the University end Mr, Cummins, BBA, is also a Mr. Brewer, current* redeltrch physician and section president. life; Dr. Thomas Blackwell, clini­admission to the public is $1.20, 
it, m ttetnber of Kappa .Alpha graduate of the University and is director of Samuel Huston College Dr. T. S, Painter; president of cal psychologist; Dr. George M. 
Theta sorority and Mortar Board. nowMV FT WW*VKl ilTUl in the University, will welcome the Decherd, director, of^ the Student

,' AKOH»> 'OVAV* lltj *»«U WI,V«*M HIMVVMIWU V^IC qj 	Austin,-wtu hora. inGoliad,
associated wifK the firm of 
AUSTIN

£tt SBe wasnamed (^dfellowm the andjjfush.; -	reared in Austin, and educated, visitors. Dr. Thurman B. Rice, Health Service; and Eleanor J. 
v "!/

$ Cactuslast year* -k " ^ * '*•%-{ ;'% it Wiley College and the Univer-; professor at Indiana "University McDonald, epidemiologist at the WELDING A 
, VWi. The bridegroom-to-be"ktil a 8efr Lamont Moore and <&aries _ tfiti^s of Denver",'"Colorado, and will be the main speaker for the M-D. Anderson Hospt&t In Hous* RADIATOR

^'•iittid year law etadent and a men-	dan Parker, both ,of San Antonio, Indiana. ton. « 
,Works,W.. off,iPhi Gamma Delta will b<Tmarried DeceniberJn the 

He was the first Negro to be 	Also on the program will be T.L S-S7SS

fraternity and the swimming Christ Episcopal^ Chttrdr in San 	named to the research committee 
Dr. Gwladjte Jones and Dr. Hia­	•00W.SU.3t ,«
Antonio. " . ...-. 	Gf the American Folklore Society.
*" • V' -' ' *'-	watha Crosslin of Southwest a 
: Miss Moore attended the Uni­	The folklorist has also been recipi­Texas State Teachers College;-Dr.
;,Befty Ana Brtdfi«U and Don versity for two yearsindpledged-ent of several scholarships and 	'•it
Geraldine Shirley, Texas State

:-**M Hugh Cummin* were married was Folklore fellow at the Li-	. *
,, Zeta T«u Alpha sorority« 	a College for Women; Dr. Otto It.
rfa-fee AUslitt Firal "Mr. Parker, an outstanding 	itf-.finngi'gsB tn -Washington 
"Ntglson, vice-president ^£"T^x^«

trackstarat TKe University of 	„ 1945 . Monday is the deadline for 
Christian University.; and George

Texas, is a student in the School 	-Assisting. Mr; Brewed on the making application the Fiijck, assistant of ITMATAMOROS
Oklahoma Rabbi of Law. He-is a. meniber of Phi 	Recital Hall program will be Mrs. for twd professor so­
|100 Inter-Fraternity ' Council ciology at North Texas State Col­

Gamma Delta 	1*'Bell Reed, pianist and member me MOST POPUUII
i Fraternity. 7-	scholarships, Don Gould, chairman lege.
|ToSpeakTonight 	of the Samuel Huston faculty, and 
of the scholarship committee, said University and SWTSTC stu­

A-1Neoma Mkktmioa was married 	Edgar Davis, guitarist The pro­Tuesday, PLACE TO CAT ' 
fi\t Jewish Center" 	to Walter Maurice Blakey Jr. on gram will include tales, sermons, dents will hold a panel discussion 
November. H at the First Method­.poems, and songs representing all Blanks may be; obtained at the on "What Can a College He^th

-£, f Babbi Israel Chodos of Con-office of Dean Jack Holland, B. Service Mean to Students?"
ist Church in Seguin. The couple . phases of Negro life in this 	MBXKAN FOOD
" gregmtion Emanuei, Oklahoma^ Hall 18.
City, and instructor of Modern were attended by Mr. and Mrs." country. The University of Texas Stu­
Hebrew at the University of Ok­James S. Hillsman of San An-. Applicants should have scholas­dent Health .Center will have 504 East Ave. 7-0253
tonio. ' . tic ability and character, have a open house from 11:30 a.m. to

lahoma, will be gtiast speaker in 

A^adas Achim Center, Tenth and The bride, a graduate of Austin : desire for a college education, l.&O p.m. on November 29. 
High School, is now attending and be in need'of financial assis­

' San Jacinto Streets, Wednesday 
Nixon-Clay Commercial College. 	tance. Applications should * be• at 8 p.m. Rabbi Chodos is a grad­
She is a membe* of-the Rainbow 	mailed to the Chairman of Scho­uate of Johns Hopkins University 
Girls Assembly Number 5 of Aus­	larship Information, Box 2114,and has done graduate -work at 
tin. .... 	University Station, Austin 12,
-ggarvard. His address will be open 	\/
The bridegroom was graduated 	Texas, or taken to B. Hall 18.
-ie the publie. 
from Scholarship winners, will be. an­enaezuous and San Antonio College, both in nounced soon after the deadline.
SARA MAY McCAMPBELL 	Wednesday

San Antonio, and is now a stu­
InterstcfteTheatN dent at Thfe University oi Texas. fraternity. ,. • -• MeClner, UT exea, were married 8-12 and 1-5—A&M ticket draw­^ THE FASHIONABLE presents the original

ing, Gregory Gym. ._T1

He will receive his bachelor of 	Tjife couple will reside at 608 at the Presbyterian Theological "FOUR-WAY? HAIRCUT 
12:10—N. K. Woerner to" ad­

San Antonio Street in 	on
SZzZi^Ticrtiti * psychology in January, 1952. He 	Austin. Seminary Chapel November 
was a member of Delta Chi Eleanor Lamb , and Gaylord 16. "v1"-dress University Area Kiwanis 
raoNc Club, TFWC Building. IfeMWC-VVfW 
8—Rabbi Israel Chodos* to speak 

land


2-5411 	BEAUTY SHOP
at Aguda Achim Center. . 2S34 GUIADALUPE e-osee.8—Dr. Blake Smith in talk on

MAUD Style Show, Features 
"Revelations," University Bap­• TONIGHT •tist' Church. ... 
Thursday 

SAN JACINTO By Public Demand 	\
Suits for Texas-. 2—Texas-A&M freshman 'game, 	» 
Kyle Field. TRY1 	the: Rendezvous features 
Friday and Saturdaycompleted her outfit with'a tiavy Hills,"

of the Texas Union. -. . 8:15 p.m.—"Gold in the 	the Dixieland Jamboree S
the Texas-AM game. In the "Holi One • of the suits modeled by wool-jersey pillbox, navy calf 
Saengerrunde Hall.

day Finery" style, review ,spon<-Mrs. Harold Ray. was a three-shoujlder bag with red and gold 	FILETS Don't Mist It! 
Sunday

sctred by T. H. Williams and Com-piecer in navy'by Ike Clark with heraldic ~ trim, uid yellow string
pany, adits for the game were a straight skirt, nipped in wes-gloves. • 	8-12 and' •1-5—A&M 'ticket draw­
Wednesday, Friday, Sunday, 8 p.m.
LUNCHES—p3 Vegetables

STATE PNOM8 featured along with cocktail 	ing, Gregory Gym, '" ' •
\*529l 	kit, and box-jacket. The weskit, models Mesdames
Other were

dresses for holiday parties. , collar, and cuffs of the jacket Stovall, •Lee L 7;30—Dr. John Oliver Nelson Wilt Drink, deikert 50c ap # Never a cover charge
Elda 	Meador Jr.,

Ends Today! 	speak on "Can I Get'an Edu­
The style show was presented had a red and yellow stitch trim. Lynn • Vineyard, and Miss Lois 	# Never a minimum eharga
<*L WAS A SHOPLIFTER" to the NAUD Fashion Group Tu^Sr Beneath theiweskit Mrs. Ra^ wore Brown; ' cation at the University of OPEN 7 A^M.—12P.M.
MOM Fr»«nun*Seott Brady day evening in the women's lounge a long-sleeved -yellow bloxxse. She Commentator for the show was Texas?" University Presby­# Open 7 nights a week 

terian Church. 	7 DAYS A "WEEK 

Starts Wednesday! , Mrs. tPatrick Flynn, assistant buy­	Come in and meet Martin, the new nrianager ~ j m*
8:15—Don Cossack Chorus, Gre­
er for T. H. Williams-	of the Rendezvous

"MISTER S80" . 	gory Gym. * 
Hostesses were Mesdames R. 	The Best Food for Less 
Cool... air-conditioned • I O

Bnrt LjuMleasterV |T!S--i"t Gordon Bennett, Harold Ray, and Glee Clnb Rehearsal Monday " Money 
t Dorothy McGuire Rod Rodriques. The University Mens' Glee Club 

_ £dnaad Gmwa 	s
Refreshments were served to will hold a special rehearsal Mon­16TH ft SAN JACINTO THE Rendezvous 2910 Guadalupe
QiSZCAf WONI ISt about 50 guests. day,-November 27, in Union 401. 

T-liszr 

A Thanksgiving Conference November 24, trough 12 o'clock
"THE 	mmm 
LEATHERPUSHEES'* sponsored by the Texas Method­noon Suniay,^November 26. 
SwImkI Rrlen , ist Student Movement will be held Lillian Seymour, 'assistant di­wmmm. liiii
gv Andy D«vine at the Crazy Hotel iii-.Mineral rector of student activities, at 

;.v,w.WA«Afi

Wells, • ftom 1J a.m. . Friday, Wesley Foundation,' says, "We"SNOW DOG" 
m'/Xm,
probably will have at least 40 

• Kirby Grant ^§|f| 	students signed to go to the
Elena V«rdmp»^t., HOLLYWOOD JWANTS Thanksgiving C o n f e r e n c e by Thursday." ;;v PH0T06RAPHS TAKEN

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Movr ow 	On November 26, Sunday, Dr. 
ON CAMPUS 
LOUISE SANFORO

"A LIFE OF HER OWN" Bob-Ledbetter. studen* director at 
' "'tana Turner -CMEAfif h Weeley Foundation,. will be in 
Ray MHUnd charge of a panel discussion at AUBURN '51

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J> :45 p.m.-Sam Gibbs. University
JHOHt 

7-J766 rstudent, will be moderator of the 
discussion.

"LOVE THAT BRUTE" 
&

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'"Jean Peters 
Dr. Oliver fo Lead 
Forurrj Monday

STARTS 
TODAY 

In'Meet the Whisel' 
"Can I G^t An Education atLOVE? ebrto MUSIC! 
The University of Texas?" will 
be the subject of an informal talk 
and discussion to be led by Dr. 
John Oliver Nelson in the second 


r./t c ' •'(" J S? "Meet the ' Wheel" program on 
DPI\[ l\ THFXTRtS Monday in the lounge of Uni­
versity Presbyterian Church.

TWO SHQWS NIGHTLY 
The program will start at 7:30
Feature Start# at 7 p. in. 

p.m. and is-open to the public. 
Coffee w^ll be served. 

^"CINDERELLA' 

Dr. Nelson, a professor at Yale 
Divinity School, spoke in Austin

A Wall Dluiey Feature 	mm 
last' November at the annual 
Srv-^

Reefing -of the Presbyterian Stu­
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dent Association. Last April he.
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JtertSE** 

was guest speaker at the Westp 
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minster Student'fellowship Rer
'ower 

treat at Me Banch. Monday even­
m»ouk ing's program is being sponsored 
m _ VERY by this group. M

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A MODERN ADAPTATION 	"
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Make the tobacco Lowers 	A\
Ana Birth ^ 
OF PUCCINI'S. -.4 Farlev Granger*Joaa Evans QUALITY i?1 

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, "THE BLACK HILLS"

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"BREWSTER'S 
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In Color ftf, 1 	2706 Guadalu
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