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Santa Claua was reflected la 
eyes of the little gixi as she YOL5I AUSTIN, TEXAS. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER •»?,. 1951 Four fogesToday 
:[ looked shrfjr feg> at jfofimn W ^ 
Had htirufcfcthair. -aW^rr 
~IS " This was the fosttime she had 

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vtaeen the big-maa4n the ted and 
V*rt
5 -white suit.' She Kad heard "of him m 
j—the Sister had said that one of .,(,; these dayshe wouldnH have «o ir. much to do» and would have time > ­
v\'v f:k­
ftopometoier. ^ A^j-
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She believed it now. --;. • • •$• 
And belief was underneath tbe 

OnPOW Lists
reflected image of St. Niiholasin -r—*~-J •*-*'--: 
the uplift^ey^of the Kttlegirl 
who slowlyhugged the bright new D«f«nst Officials f^! *OT$T 

toy. Refuse to Verify 9i. Thfe constitutional amendment which mna^ng The airieMment would change tfte student
-The Santa was there'under the, 
Accuracy of Names tor of the Texan an appointive position will'be votedon today to elinlinate associate editor of the Texas frQm' among pbiii^^
sponsorship of a bunch of girls, 
bat the little girl, one of the group Bl ttt Auoeiattd PTM» " in aspecial election from8 a.m. to 4p.m.'" tions to be filled in the annual springelections. It would make \ 
living at the Home of the Holy 

^ Names of Texans frequently Ten booths manned by APO's. and Orange Jackets will be no change in the position of editor of the Texan/ whichlUInfancy, didn't csre. It was at ft 
dotted the list of Americans set up "to accommodate the voters, Sabin Marshall, election
Christmas party givthf'by'XWf&t' 
named by the Communists' as pris­:
Monday night «t the home that oners of war,in Korea. commission member, said.. , . If the amendment passes, the managing editor of thfr . Santa got another follower. The 
riseRars—handed ••Texan will be appointed ea^t
girls^ supplied gifto and 
UN officers,listed the prison
ments for the orphans. 
rank, serial
"JIttndredtt of Santa Clauses dis­era only by name, ment.committee of the boarl •:
number, and the number of the
guised as students, are on the prison camp at which they were •of; dxrectora'of •Texas<i3tud^||; campus this year, and nearly as 
reported held. Publications, Inc. Members of 
many children have encountered By comparing names and ranks
their . activities and Christmas the committee are\thre|r
by. the Communists with lists' r
representatives of student* g^-"-
made up by Che state adjutant
Entertainment, " refreshments, ernmenti including &e"preside
general from defense department
and gifts rank high as the things' three froni the iourna^ipM
lists sent
that interested'organisations are. casualty lists and from Snd two from the genexal fcccs
fo the Associated Press by mem­"Blood for Korea" drive ends per cpnt and secured about 200 sented to Bloody Mary. and the
giving . children who -otherwise . The. proposed amehdni^itii;!
ber papers the home towns of the Wednesday.' The ^University is other-pledges. .Barbara Gaston is-winning 100 per cfht organiza­
might-hot get acquainted wi% part of a pian adopted last sp
Texans were found.' A 3,174 pints short of its goal. their candidate for Bloody Mary, tion at 11:50 a.m. in front of the
SantaGlaus. by the Board of Directors of 
x The different ' organizations HOW DO YOU OPEN THIS THING? That is the immediate The defense department in Four hundred fifty two pledges Wednesday, awards wlil be pre-Union. to redistribute tiie :'Work" of ;' 

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fofhd groups to sponsor fcy the problem of this litfte one aftir the Wlca gtrlivgaveTier the presents "Washington emphasized ,that "it were -reeeived Tuesday.-The total • • • • ing theiTexan.^1!-^'''^^^ 
now pledged is 1,826 pints. " 
simple act" of phoning the Dean ait a Christmas party at tfeg Home of ther Holy-Infancy Monday. cannot youch for the accuri^y' of • KOREA'S NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS Other features of tiie--pit 
ty Men's Office, where, a list of names as-listed by the Reds. Standings in the Bloody Mary 
(With the US 9th Corps, Korea, Dec. 15.—(UP)—) which are not dependent on-j
honfes or' organizations, compiled "The Incidences of errors, omis­contest are, the same as Monday. election, include placing--^ 
They are Barbara Gaston,, first, T'was the night before Christmas, and all through the tent
by the Inter-Jfraterni^y. Council, sions or. fictitious additions is not managing editor (the title i 
was available to organizations in­known," the department said. Pauline Cohn, Sue Hastings, Mil­Was the odor of fuel oil (the stovepipe was bent.) remain associate editor for *M|f
terested in benevolence. dred Blanton, Je Ann Dickerson,
Names of those believed to be The shoe pacs were hung by the oil stove with care,. tion purposes if the amendtfiiit 
Beginning about two weeks ago, and Judy Phelps in that order. An 
failq) in charge of staff.and.niiin 
the parties will extend until the Texans, with rank, serial number, exfict count is not available. In hopes that they'd issue each man a new pair, coverage. Previously the editorand the prison camp number, in­
holidays begin. Santa Clans Was IOUS clude:-" "Bill Simpson, co-chairman of The weary G. I.'s were sacked out in their bedsr was in general supervision o£:iil present at many of the entertain-the drive, -requested that all or­And visions of sugar-babes danced through their heaids, aspects of the paper, and the ^nio* s 
-ments so far, and his helpers " Cpl. Howard G, Adams, Corsi-ganizations which stilL have ciate' editor -.worked-aS'.hi^"asjui­
" showed their hands in nlost-of University living units will be ta, Delta Zeta,'<' Kappa Alpha cana, RA 385.56261, 24D 6. pledges out turn them in by When up-on the ridgeline there rose such a clatter 
Unt. 
them through ' giving presents.; serenaded > a few days preceding Theta, Phi My, 2eta Tau Alpha, (Adams has been reported miss­Wednesday noon. (A Chinese machine gun had started to chatter), . * 
The'new plan went into^effedlfsSToys,-and in some events, Nothing, Religious Emphasis Week, Febru-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Alpha Phi, ing in action since Jan.* 1951) All contests will end at noon. I rushed'fo my rifle and threw back the bolt, ^ in Juner f961. As adopted by
were the main gifts from the cam­axy 17-21". -and Alpha Gamma Delta. Pfc. Vincent Aguilera, Fort 
After that time pledges will" be 
pusT3t. Nicks. Starting -with an a Cappella Fraternities that have asked to Worth, RA 18336933, 24D 1. The rest of my tent-mates awoke with a jolt. hoard, it requested that the StoH 
taken in the APCT office, Texas* dent Assembly, place ~the qaeifioti
Some organizations serenaded Choir serenade, fraternities and serenade are Phi Gamma Delta, •"Pfc-Hartley B. Bell, Palestine, Outside we oould hear our platoon sergea,nt Kelly, :
Union 307. of eliminating the Msociate editoel
as part of their Christmas. shar-Sororities Will visit living units Lambda. Chi Alplia, Theta Xi, Phi RA 18268290, 7D; 1.' — . ' -from
Phi Kappa Tau has pledged 100 A hard little man with a littliss pot belly. the spring election beforeing. Others carried material things accommodating as many as 30 Kappa Tau, Kappa Sigma,-Acacia, Cpl. Richard Barnes, Houston,
into their music, serenading the people. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Alpha Tau ER 38750907, 2D 1. per cent. -Rho Chi, honorary phar­"Come Yancey, come Clancey, come Connors, and-Watson, the studehte for a vote this 
macy fraternity, has pledged 100 The Summer Assembly-passed' A
less wealthy families; and shower­Twenty-five Greek organizer Omega, Beta Theta Pi, Delta T.au Cpl. Jessee H. Bingham, Ray-Up Miller, up Shiller, up Baker, arid Bodson!" 
bill to that effect, and the amend­
ing gifts upon them when -they tions have agreed to sing for Reli­Delta, Kappa Alpha, Phi Delta mondvilie, RA 16225181, 24D 1. 
came outside. gious Emphasis Week, and others We tumbled outside in a swirl of confusion, ment was scheduled for the fall
Theta, and Phi Kappa Psi. Capt. Jesse Vernon Booker, election.
Organised parties with games, will be contacted this week. '' _ member of-the publicity com-Fort Worth, 020617. 1MAW 2. So cold that each man could have used a transfusion.
US Citizens Only 
Through -an^iroi^fc-was-omit»|S
'Siuita^aus/refreshmenta^and . SoronttiM serWadrng wilTlfe AP mittee expressed his appreciation "Pfc. Howard E.-Bostick, Cor-"Set up on that*hilltop and. silence that Red," ­
ted. A petition circulated, befor#
gifts were thfe favorite type of pha Omega, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha for the co-operation of the choirs sjcaha, RA 68434680; 1CD 5. And do^n't you come back 'tii you're sure that he's dead." Thanksgiving asked for a specials,yoy-spreading, but several organi­EpsfloA Pi, Al^ha 'O'micron Pi, and organizations asked to sere­1st. :Lt. Leonard B. Bounds,
sations planned moving pictures Gamnia Phi Beta, Belta Delta Del­nade. Then, putting his thumb up in front of his nose, election.to correct-the errors
Fort Worth, P-12ff7l47, 2D 2.; ;
for tftechildren,instead. Assembly, acting oh the peistfon;*
Pfc Bill Allen Brown, Hdustofi, Sergeant Kelly took leave of us, shivering Joes. 
The groups of children who Anyone planning to. attend the set Wednesday, December-
served as guests .of honor were 110&329, LMD.5. -. .. Engineering Mechanics .^Colloqui­But we all heard him say in a voice soft and light: \ -the day for that election. 
even more varied than the-enter­istration Forms jSgt. Glenn'W. Brown, Elkart, um Wednesday at 7:30 p.m; in "Merry Christmas to all—nfay you live through the night." The ballot today contains. ea]yl M

AF 18322794, 307BG 2. 
the Conference Room of the De­
tainment. .Patients from the chil­this proposed amendmimt.
Pfc Cornelious Canada, Hous­—-Lt. CQI. Darrell T. Rathbun, St. Petersburg, Fia.
dren's"ward in fthe. hospital, young­fense Research »Laboratory had will'--marie an.X in :*T>sqd^#!'indf-^
ton, US 54033654, 3D LT. 
better bripg along his birth certi­
sters from orphans homes, and eating either yer or no. "Yes"will
Sgt. Agapito £. Chavez, Dallas,
7 
ficate.
others from homes so poor that L.r mean that,the voter favors chang-
RA 18320599, 3D (Listed 
as C. W. Frobese, Research Engi­
this was to be their only Christ­iftg the constitution to. eliminate ' 
Applications for registration, student . his registration instruc­corporal on Communist list.) neer II, Defense Research Labora­
mas are among those who bene­available tions, .course Pfc" Jimmy L. Chavez, Borger, associate editor as an elective po­
fitted from the Christmas spirit at materials are in front card, time assign­tory, who will speak and demon­sition. "No" > will that he
ER 18344982, 2D L-mean 
the University of TexM. of the Registrar's office and the ment for registration, and infor­strate equipment on: "Capabilities wishes the position to remain elec­
offices of academic deaps. Pvt. Billy Joe Campbell, Lo-
Color didn't matter •— blac mation cards. In this way students of Analog Type Cohiputers," said tive.
raine, RA 19363916, l'CD 6
brown, or white. All that could be Byron Shipp, regisiration su­may have all their cards filled fe> Tuesday th^t only tihose providing . Polls will "be located in the fol-,m
(Listed by the Communist as pri­
were entertained in some manner. pervisor, said the Registrar's of­before they go to Gregory Gym proof they are United States citi­lowing places: Arts and Sciehce»i|Mvate first class.) • ^ 
fice hopes to receive 10,000 ap­for Sectionizing. zens will be admitted.
The only thing that the sponsors two boxes at the 'head' of Ae-'-jMB^*
Pfc; Edwardo Deanda,' RA Mrs. Joan Cass his 'replaced Theater in-New Haven, Contu, ajud
of the patties afid giving were af­plication before January 7, dead­Time assignments are deter­However, if you don't have Mrs. James Garwood-as director of at drama at west of Main Building; Archit4»-¥S;
19304005, El Paso, identification. but can get some­teught the school
ter was to put belief in the eyes line for sending in applications. mined on the basis of the number Pfc. Huey J. Harris, 18347567 Time Staggers On. Mrs. Garwood Berkshire Playhouse in Comiecti-ture, at the main entrance of . thaSei 
of a few more children. one who is a citizen to vouch for
Applications will obtain for the Architecture Building; -Ei^nee^­
of students registered in each Lamesa. had to resign because she cannot cutt. ­
your -being one, you will be per­
ing, south of the, main entrin'ea
Cpl. Aniceto del Bosque, RA be in Austin at the time of .the
school. The idea is to have the mitted to attend. -Mrs. .Cass assists 
same ratio per school during each 18345744, Kingsville. show. . who is director of the Texas Tour-J the main < ^ 

Arts, east, of entrance
Cpl. Robert. E. Hall, RA 18-'Dmdc' Committee To M««t Mrs. Cass's "husband, Byrle W. ing Theater.
hour of registration as are now 353628, Houston. of Main Building; Education,^
at aed There will be an executive com­Cass, is assistant, prof essor of dra^ While a student at the Uni­
n ere registered that all northeast, .entrance of Sutton,^
so students S/lc James W. Hart, 38570947, mittee mee.ting of the Dad's As­ma. She is a graduate of the Uni­versity she danced with Orchesijs
from one school will. not. appear Hall; Pharmacy,: west entrance:V»fsi®
Pampa.--sociation at 9 :30. .a.m. Thursday versity and has a master's degree and at Washington .with modem 
once. There is no arrangement Chemistry Buflding; BBA, west„,-U
, Air Force Sgt. Glenn W. Brown, in Dean W. D. Biunk's .office, B. from -the University of Washing­dance groups. She has staged pa­
8-4 ~ Special-Texan amendment within schools. «. . --of Waggener Hall between Wag-vv
7:30 — Engineering Mechanics 18322794, Elkhart, Hall 16.: ton. She „has directed the Little geants and directed drama for the
electiojn. . • .„CQUQqummr.DefenSeJRe8earch gener and Garrison Halls; Gradu-. js
Aus^HReeTea.titfft-~D^rtmentr-^^^ 
-9-5—r Mexican art exhibit, Music Laboratory. ate,. east, entrance .-of" the Main ^ 
-Molly Moffett'is assistant di­
Building Loggia. ' ' 7.:30-10. — Observatory open, Christmasy Coluiiin, Features Building,: next to Geology Build-K^
rector.' ­
2-5 — PhysicsTBuiiding. ^ ing; and lAw, south entrance of>^l
Final judging of Bluebon­
net Belles, Texas Union 301. 8 —-Dr. O. B. Williams to speak Law Building. . -^ 
3-5' -r-Campus Guild party for to Navid Reserve Volunteer Re­TSO Practice* Bulletins : A simple majority of those jvjot-' ^ children. search 'Unit 8-5 0j) "Biological ing is Required, for passage.' ' Vk ^
To Be Posted in Union 
3-5 —-JExiubits at Ney Museum •x Warfare,""Experimental Science KO and Lagiin'a Gloria. ; , Building 223. / Reheassal schedules for Time FT 4 " -—Listening hour witii Bjrahnis 8 -— ACT play reading session, Staggers On will be posted in the Austin Bank Holds
By WaYLAND PILCHER ' One of the most unusual in-the
waltzes, Music Recital .Hall. > -Playhouse. In the short story field "House-other piece of fiction, or at least main office of^ the Texas Union,
The Texas Ranger comes out monthly scandal sheet is a Story cleaning" by -LaRoque. DuBose is the only-other story-labeled as
,4iZ0,-—-Party for^ children. Alpha 8 r--. Mica executive council, Tex­Mrs. Joan Cassr. associate direc­
today. You can't miss it. Even titled "Long, and Lean" by no-a short-moving work -which builds such, is "Jamie Dee Has.l Cold" 
. Phi hoyse. ... -as Union 311. . 
if you try. body.seems to know who. It tells up—to a powerful climix.^ It is by Jo Ann Djckerson. .. toti Announced. ~ 
4:45 —-)^agan, Ashbeii-*iRi Rer-8 -s-Party for students from Oak Cast members are requested to Clifft Ayalon Club. The cover, jn addition to Katfhg about-every thing in general and probably one of'the b.est fictional Marjorie Clapp has written a formal Opening
there
ian" Literary-. Societies party, v lovely ."Joan Heirholzer : laughing moonlight toners fcnd art profes­short-short stories'to appear in the check daily for time and 
. Theta house. • -.,/ " 8iS0^ Delta -Theta Phi party, most enlightening story about the place of rehearsals. The Captial National Bank' 'J] 
4:45 —Steier Here, Texas -Union ^Green' pastures. plus the Hairy Ranger singing, sors in particular. Ranger in many a guaset; The days in Austin when the Univer­opened its new building at 114 W.-"-^ 
is of a most interesting-color. As­
309. _v '" 4 ^;• 9:30 •— Whitehall residents party, sity had 283. student^ eggs were Seventh Street Tuesday nighl},' ^ 
sociate'Editor Bobby Jones, when
5 —-Dance committee, Texas Un­home of Mr. arid'Mrs. Webb eleven cents a dozen, and a thriv­for an estimated 10,000 curiosity
asked what the cqlor of the cover
ion 315. -Holland. ^ ing saloon stood where the Uni­seekers and offieals.* 
was, answered sullenly, "Red.-" Al Ward Takes Three Awards Data to Be Sought
versity Co-Op now rears its rebate­
5 —• Grievance-Committee, Texas 11 — Alpha Gamm* Delta Christ-Among the bank's additional im-^
"But," persisted laden head.
' Union 311". mas party, chapter house. the reporter, provements are drive-in facilities-::^
"it doesn't look red." ­
Graciously condescending to aid
• ~ In November Texan Contest for those who would rather reautop
Gamma Phi Bdta Christmas 
"What else would you call it," 
On Value of Finals
|^.' party, "chapter house. their struggling'compatriots on the in. their, cars, pnd. pedestrian qurbv^ 
®:30 •—AAUW professional-wo­Jones countered. That ended thiit. Al Ward received"three awards American in Paris." Honorable Ranger staff, two Texan workers, bsn'-ing windows for those wha~'^|
Since Christmas comes, as A faculty questionnaire to ascer­
men, Hitchin' Post. a iri the November Texan contest. mention went to Ann Courier for Russ Kersten and Bob Halford, tain amount of emphasis like sidewalk /banking. The drives,
thethis
general rule; at time—every PlO Cox and M. E. Darsey have •her review "The End of have, written "The Hoopsters," an. in facilities will be manned by
6:30 — Sigma Delta Pi, Old Se­ye*r, the Ranger has sort of a of the placed on finals will be formulated
ville. received the Texan award for the Affair" and to Bill Razo for his interpretative article on the Long-staff of five tellers, ^ 
• San Antonio^ Club> Architect Yule th£me including' "a genuine best |ront pagein November. Miss review of Dr. Webb's articles on horn basketball chances -for suc­by the Grievance Committee at; a V The original counterpart of thai
disgustingly\ cheerful v loveiyour^ cess. ' ' ' • meeting Wednesday at 5 p.m. in 
ture Building 307. «* , Cox Vas^day editor and-Barsey a frdntierleas society. present institu^on wais a smalJr^f
brother Christmasy column." Texas Union 309. 
7-—Christi^s coffee hour, YMCA. An unidentified University ,stu-•was night editor for. the Noveip-The best "brite" story winner The danger, .refusing to be two story rock'building on East^ 
. Comrrtons food, service,"and fi­
I: Association for Childhood dent rushed a mothe* and child" to ber 18 page< was-Al. Ward for his "Bats* in scooped twice by-Time, magazine, Sixth ^treet ^hich opened busi-,.|
nances also will be discussed, Fred
Education, 15 Niles I^gad, . Brackenridge Hospital Sunday The sports page of November Barrel" feature on the P| Phi din­has a pictjorial feature called hess on January;1, -Hil, undai;^
Kessler, chairman, said.
7-AU-church party, University after the child had been severely won the.^estdepartmental page ner* R(inne»ftup were Dorothy VReady for that Wicked Old Holi-tho^o\yneifsh{{i o^®. Bremonds This> " *ptist Church. " ­
Kelly? Crosier J*wSs the^picturiss are penned by a lo butedto every ten instructors on
~ WSF caroling party Starts The 6-montlSoid child, Blanche mght^sports editor, • Professors in'the $820 Bracked," ized in 1882. Bremond remained from University „ Presbyterian Mae Harten-, was left, in the care Best feature story award went and Jim'Wilson for his story on cal boy named Count Martyn.de the faculty. The committee hopes as its president until his deat 
Church. •••.• . of her B-year-old sister while her Al Ward with his article on watching one's language , in Beaumont. that results will indicate how im­in 1912. He was succeeded by his5i|
to. 
1 •— Czech Club party,"'YMCA. mother worked at a boarding "§oft Spoken Price", November prayers. ' J Good newis is on. the way for portant final examinations arfe in son, Walter. Bremond, whose owl*^ 
7—-Swing and Turn,.Main Lounge, house near the University campus. people who are disappointed by the, majority of courses. son, Walter Bremond Jr., is nowf':' 
RUSS 28." His 'Steers Stop Pony passes
Texas Union. The mother, Mrs. Sam fiarten, the lack of jokes in the last issue Originating irr Student-faculty president'of the bank.
to Win 20-1' won .jthe-best sports
7 — Sigma Alpha lota caroling Route 1, told investigating offi-Longhom Brass Choir of TR. A quick survey shows this Cabinet' discussrSns of exemptions
Sign s«efi in local. beanery: story award.: Honorable mention
children a ^neighbor issue 30 rjokes; 8 from-fihalsy the
called was
..party for at Perry cers'-that had '.'This collection is being' taken up in j;he feature division Playt Carols Thursday has cartoons; hiatter re­
Club. '• went to. and 2 your-guess-is-as-good-as-ferred to the Grievance Committee Christmas Rides Homo v
her. work Sunday afternoon to for our former cook, ywho Is now Plo'Cox for her series oh.scholai-A brass choir from the Long-,
7 —r Graduate Club, International tell her that the baby had been mirte's. for investigation. Kessler said they May Be Found at Uxi
recuperating in the Travis Coun­"tic dishdnesty^V and * to Marjorie horn Band will give a concert of Ranger can be picked
Room, Texas Union. ° burned. Thfe student took tiie ty TB. Hospjtal." •The up hoped to have the forms ready by
Clapp for her story on Tripod, the
,7 '— presents "The Christmas carols atethe Journalism Building, Texas January 1. --...Holiday transporta^^|^||||
Radio Guild mother home and then to tiie hos--
J the Tower Thursday ev<Sning4«..^~ Union, or Coi-Op any-time today,
, Humberg Stove," Texas Union pftat Student complaints tothe <»reiv-matio^n(iay'be:found^?the;Te»*:
OiTe^raternfty is hoping blood Kelly Crozrer also^ took the best In a. 30-minute program of fa­
"315. and from 8 to 1.o'clock at the ance Committee haye resulted in as Union every day
The baby sitter told tor mother collectors will make an exception new»-s|ory title widi his report of miliar Christmas inusic, the choir,
tiiat she had been warming a in its caa^/ Law and Engineering Buildings. investigation'^ determine whether to ^:30* p.m. ' ^ 
the State's votiii^ 16
• ion 401. _ hlsnket. by^a ^woodstoveto-^ on Upiyersity Vwhich includes members of Thursday ipiick up copies at the condiUofis can be improved. In­Rides' requested (offe: \7 — Athenaeum Iitertuy Sorieiy, over the. baby. Apparency the. "JpurnlSism ^fi^in^and ?(3o-"0p cluded were complaints that Conq-for all parts of the cou^tr? «p|;
indicated: 'they would prefer to.I run:
Union feSfelfe; 
mental Seienfcs B , .sritical Tues anew set-up
toped to ,this jneasurement.
idllk: ^GomnitoBfc asptedV Pho 
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then ftm wHh
.The no. . 
Rict Owls, 68-48 	Jobn's of Bitoklyn. " the iwtM Mi 
Bm*t <fc« AttociaUd' Frttt much of the game. Teaming up basket and on which he was fouled A week ago, Kentucky was
sw'^«O.M.lCG?:9TATION» Dejt. Jf 	ing KentOiclqr massaer^ tite 
, * Tulane out-ran, oot-jamped, with Fritz Kreibel and Pat on several occasions. picked aa the top college basket-
III -1 A AM, led by 6-8 	.men, 81-40, in Leaington. It waa
and out-eeored Texas Tuesday Browne, he led Tulane to ft 44-S4 little Jimmy Viramontas* wle-ball team far tha coontry byaporte­
fi•;''WM»t«r Walter DavU who dropped 	the lOOIh eonsocuthra home vie^­
night to gain a 79-64 victory be­hatftbna lead.-: gatad in the last 	few game* to writ«» and «>oriaeast«» fa the
p? in <25 points, walloped the Trinity 	tory for the Wildeata, t
fore a crowd at 2,700 spectators in 	* substitute's role, eame through Associated Fresa polL Minnesota
••3;"JFfeera, 68-44, Tuesday night. ' 	^Fexas started slowly and eonld .TW tea tf W«k OHMin M
Net* Orleans. It wja-the Long-BBtr t*fr-togstheir is the opening to fine style to lead a belated Jast then prpcaeded to defeat Xen-
Davis accounted for 10 Held 
horajTaeeond defeat In a row ht­
?i gOals and five.of 10 free throw 	miflUt«s.Coa<h Slue Hull'seharges half rally for the.Ixmgborns with 
ter they' had won their first five. managed to score only nine point* hia slick hall-handling and two-... Taldng. tiiat'''^eat. > Infocon­
f a* fai led the Aggies to,their fWf 
. . 	JW.
XSU boat Texas Monday 59-68 in in the first quarter. ' hand< 	sidermtion along, with St. John's S. nttaalaBUmU a«.-r
b-victory of the season. They had 	4»at Mi „(!>.«
thefliist gathe of the Louisiana 	tyfeefrout. • fine victory string, the balloteers *. Xaaaaa StaU 1*1 -40fc
ioat JSve .Prior to Tuesday night's 	Guard George Scaling -wis the 5T"
•wing. ­
^•gameav— bright spit iji the Lengfeorn eause,
' Big Don Holt, who hit for 23 hitting six field goals and eiriit

points, paced the tireen Wave.
rj, LAWRENCE, Kan., Dec, 18— 
y
' " ,(/P)—"Unbeaten Kansas notched its The husky Holt Moved most 	of of Scalinfli pointa.frOm th# field ;,ir 
Ills points from under the boards
•sixthbaslcetball victory of the sea­	came on driving Aots vu4$r the 
i*. 3*, • 
son "Tuesday" flight by downing 	and was instrumental far giving .# ­
. 	SEMI-ANNUAL
his teammates backboard control TIXM <••>
Rice Institute of the Southwest 
'Conference 68-48. The Jayhawk-Dowtea,|,i.. • ,|, 
y eri, ranked No. 7 in the last As-K)«Iih t -^-1m 

Price, e 	* t z u
" gociated Press national poll, scored 	Morm^ w 0 111 1 ' r 
; firtt and never were in -danger; 	Scalm*. m —tt~ « I 111 
Vlramonte*. g I
Kansas's C I y-d e Lovellette, 	Minor. « • 0 t 
I t 1 It
/ ponderous 6-9 all-America center, 
Hjuria.f 	» 0 9 9



Train in Houston
scored 24 points to bring his sea­
Totato . -« U 1« II
son's total to 167 for six games, 	Starts Wednesday, December "19 
average of 21S-	hoopsters on ,tha Icjuisiana tour have been"Fort Worth's Paschal "LEXINGTON, Ky.; Dec. 18.-TULANE (7$) fc ft I»l tp
(ff)—-Tha University of Kentucky 	Priees.Reduced fa Mudi As 50% On Somt ltams
high school teammates, George Scaling,' I., and Cecil Morgan, r.' 	BrouM, I . r 9 3 l*
football"team will go to Houston Seholz. I 	1 2 2 4
Scaling, the Lohghorns* leading scorer in Conference play last 	Holt, e ___ t M *»
to prepare for its New Year's Day t 4.2
SALE! SALE! year, paced'the Steer#'Tuesday ni^hf against Tulane with 20 points.' 	WilVIm, S 10
Cotton BoWt game with TCU. Cwnlnl, g , > • S 10 
Morgan broke Into the starting lineup against Sam Houston, and 	Hobb*. M 10 8 8
•The team's practice * schedule Reed, t 4 1 I* » 	20% to40% 0ff On The foBowing Items
DON WEEDDX has been there since, playing a steady, aggressive ;fefahd, of ball." was changed Tuesday doe to the Kreibel, t 0 0 1 • 
Brennan, "t 8 O S «
severe cold and snow that hit this
SERVICE STATION 
MOO Guadalupa '' Pbona S-S920 area. The squad originally, J]ad 	Totals 84 10 27 19 
Tiilana It 25 1* IS—78 
. AaoooncM New Gaselisa 	planned to remain here w,hile pre­Texaa » .IS 19 81—#4
price* par ||L 
paring for the Bowl title, leaving
•HVttr tn TraMfe­
fer-Dallaa Deccmber ^^ -—— 


Jackets 	Socks
Coed Gall -or Ray.
Premium or No-Nox —•— 
. Coach Paul Bryant said Tues­
* WMu SUSa Walt Tiraa 
-Kecap*—Ui 	day the team members would be 
TIRE SPECIALS 
WACO, * Dec. l8.--yp)—.The 	given a holiday 'vacation, starting
•era * is S1S.9S 	Coody and Frank Boul­
0JM x 16 iv «ir.es Baylor Bears scrimmaged Tues­	at the end of classes tomorrow. 
Wins for ChiO's
din alternated at fullback. Don
Uacondltlonal Cuarantaw) 	They will return here Saturday
day for the first time in three Carpenter bperiited at left half
weeks as preparations continued and leave by airliner for Houston Chi-Omega I cagers edged the 
for their Orange Bowl game with and Mickey. Sullivan worked at as soon as the members are as­Alpha Chi Omega six, 24-20, to 

Georgia Tech. right half. Larry Isbell was in the sembled. The 44-man team will win the Orange Bracket consola­	:-,V 
The Bears rehearsed haw run­quarterback slot. • fc use the facilities of Rice Institute tion title Tuesday. 
ning plays given them Monday by The Bears ,<Veftfn»ive platoon while there and will stay at the Trailing 10-9 at the pnd of th^ 
Coach George Sauer. They, also also. went, through a long scrim-Shamrock Hotel. first half, the Chi O's managed
worked to improve timing and mage against reserves using Geor-The squad will, move into Dallas to make fifteen pointy while hold­

.blocking on tiieir old -plays "* ech plays. December 28 or 29. ing the AChiO's to ten in the 
final half. 
AChiO Jane Bornematt took

FOR L FE! 
high point honors With six field goals and two free shots. Team­
I
fitsi ; •-•. • • -• • ' -. •. •« .• 	mates Myrna Mugford and Merle 
McDennott scored six and font

NoOther Drink points, respectively.. . 
Betty Gray led the AChiO scor­

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ing with t«n points. 
. ' * ^ •• •' -———­
~ Frances Atkins paced Gamma Phi Beta to a 22-18 victory over Alpha Delta Pi for •* tiie White Bracket basketball consolation crown, , 
Atkins, scored ten points, while 
forwoot 	ran
Aisle-a-fter *i*U m the .Texas Book Store is fillecf with gift 	teammates Joyce Shafer and Cas­
sie Ann Farley -made—i»even: and suggestions for everybody in the family.. . . for everybody on five points. Yvonne Gebhard's t 
eight points won high point hon­your gift list. Get your gifts beautifully wrapped and mailed ors on the ADPi team. 
• 2548 Guadalupe Ptane 2-2300 right there in .th% store. Finish your Chrisfmas shopping in one Ann Bowles and Joan Ethridge, 
Alpha Chi Omega, trimmed Mary 
stop! 	Ann Smith and Mary Ann Elliott, Pi Beta Phi, 6-4, 8-6, 6-1, to ad­vance to ^he deck tennis doubles finals. In the %t}ier semi-finals match Alpha Delta Pi's Betty Ann Theobalt and Virginia Beth Tay­lor downed Kappa Kappa Gamma's ' 
f., Eleanor Harris and Carole New­berrly, 6-4, 6-4. 
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V TXniversltjr car owners woulddo ment or an imj>erfect exhalst «ystem,tha: have their cars undergo official state wise motorist will take advantage o£a*» infection fuzing the Christmas holi-eirly inspection. The public safety del ;;;:ydays, althSugh.the deadline is April 1. * pai^ment aims for these inspections to ul 
By rip cox _§L|iver..on us. 
r ';/;. George Busby, chief of the Motor Ve-discover mechanical defects that roigbt A letter in Tuesday's Te*ai»i!f As a result of 
7 hlele Inspection XHi^sioii of the state puV accidents. . , requesting special sections .©fvV'Tewis House of Repressntl&v 
American History 615 16r lor-*-Introduced and pushed through)

-h^lic safe^r department, has predicted that "Th« law isn't designed to take vehicles J:> 	eigjj students brings, to light an|£«epresentatftre Callan Graham
„ . . -» UKht »n|frepresent ... _ w 
' 40 per cent of the state's motQr vehicles the high wayss but to improve their inherent fault » our tJnlveijjrtyf^Jonctlon, an adjunct for traininj^­
system: the lack of a wethdd of ^re-college students.was set dp'
' will not pass the.first inspection. More operating procedures and to impress the 	judging a student's background SJast summer in» Junction. By the J 
•imply put, that means almost 1,500,000 driver with his responsibilities," Busby 	and classifying him accordingly.^«end of. the summer, the experi­
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American .history is one 	deemed successful
Texas vehicles will fail and must be suc­
explained. Yet itis encouraging to note 
many examples of un apparent. become a permanent thing..^ yet
il9521 
obViouily many dilapidated cars— need for tuning the program of as^. -About 260—or one-tenth—pf, •, of t
plates will be issued..! ^ ** vxr course to the background of the^e'^®*® year's freshman-dase-at AIM„ these boys and

the greatest hazard on the highways­
• 	Chief Busby has warned that new cars students. Certainly it is fallacious attended the adjunct. Twenty OJH previous , * 
to expect a... student unversed ii^"P wpperclstssineft aroundi .

will be forced off the roads. < , > 	. _ in^. . Vera Tto&S
are not certain to pass the rigid nine-
i America's, background to grasp?•> ".guide" thefritexp test Because even the shiniest 1951 Inspection is compulsory7and costs on* njatert^l-as'readily-aaoll«smates^A^^f^0^i|4T--T^-|^^|^;$^tT^,"-—f. convertible can have faulty wheel align-ly one dollar, so why wait? * who have had a lyfetime of drill-®a9iJ freshman courses, such tast tfeek, H. A. ^.ft. . 
ing in the field. On fhe other i » English and math, were taught, i*o boxes^ of^ boob for the chil. hand, a professor can hariUy regular ^ cellege credit; was , dren of Lotts Creek,-Kenta&yi , down the progress of an entire • ^en»,other training courses vex# v Within^^ jyext. tg& " 
ame erAi 	class for a small Minority. offered non-credit. , ho 
<V * X 
At the beginning of tho sum,V'f to;{ I^Vornment, Which : 
coach, I understand ver 	American a required mer, a series of tests were given ut theT)o* in the tobb^<^1li^
The tenvcoilege -presidents who voted blfe of succeeding where the NCAA has 	l< center history, concentrating on aptitude^ inters 4 
~ basketball team." course for aU ttud<i>^ 	Italia Building is still too ierapty
their disapproval of failed..;r 	•st, and ability. These were re­
bowl games last 	ation has been mitigated by spe­cial sections for fbreifpi students. peated at regular intervals for the gifts%
week—a stand later endorsed by Presi­Particularlyon a matter of such public 	comparisons.
Perhaps this arrangement cc^ild 	Mr. Dunn ««cently
comprehension^; W aa
dent Painter—are Comparable to a man interest and general popularity as bowl 	be duplicated in other courses-Reader, letter of apprficiation, enclosing; ar:
Jitina c*Ciine where . enrollement is especially Stressed 	for both good and bad photograph, from a teen-age Jap­
who whistles in the dark, ijot knowing games, proposals by educators for radi-	; : : Students. Through scientific tests
--;• y ; " ^. large. ^,^,..,.4 	anese* girl who Is usitig books,
and follow-up methods) some stu­
what else todoiphis anxiety. cal change must be viewed with a degree invasion of Privacy that "Texans-should Jceep in mind -In art and muste, faculty coun-	sent from the University. , ­
dents improved thejr reading com­
that the primary purpose of the v cll« regularly judge ability and 	, Addressed, fl&^^-StiHdents''A
That committee of ten, appointed by of skepticism. Educators . ..A*en't bossing TO THE EDITOR: 	prehension as much as 600 per 
and H. A. Dunri of Universi^jr of
J»w is to give financial protection ** progress of the individual stu4 
fcen't. •
the "Council of Educafion to loottege fdofbalr. .T7-T ^7. w««r are "* * "" -dent -and -plaoer4uiu accordingly. 	Tex^s, Austin, Texas. U. S. A^* 
Brackenridge Hall, object to being car owners." . . The School of 	-At the end' of the-summer, all--tiier—letter-" 
, 	Music -affords an
study what is wrong with college sports If college presidents were in strict con* solicited by tile publicity agent of 	Were judged in English according, friend, thank ^u yei^mttelu* It
However, I make my dissent on especially good example' of-pern, 
.was signed, """
and propose solutions, acted courageous^ trol of athletics within their respective > a national cigarette coinpany. This your statement that "Marked im­	sonal treatment and an effort to-to those ready for college fresh-
man English, those ready for Afl?o­
agent, with the approval of dormi­provement all oyer the state, while trace progress rather than hours.'
ly in making several de-emphasis sug­schools, a situation %at has some merit, tory officials, invaded the privacy 
: certainly desirable, is not a likely There, a degree candidate must:
gestions. ; X-V'' revolutionary ideas like abolition of bowl of residents of this dormitory with result." I take issue with this ftot "only have the required n'tim--;

"his publicity and. advertisements. ' statement because' I think it is ber of hours, but must have: 	r"lS; ?«jJS
• 	A look at the r«scord, however, reveals games would be complied with. Through He was even supplied with a pass misleading to the student body. I reached a certain degree of. at­Ckippinftd ¥ & if W Iff 'Mmkey entet
that de-emphasis schemes and sanity nation-wide support, the presidents could so that he could the think it is quite logical to assume 	tainment before graduating!
rooms of .students who were in that a very definite safety factor
codes aren't followed too well by some probably gain their-goals, as they may in classes;; whereupon he stapled ad­will result in 	Other fields in which an (effort (Th« following editorial is re-' who has a good memory io#„<is&''
the removal from 
is made to^ place Btudente accord-printed from the Daily Kansas, lated facts, although he often has
colleges. Little punishment has been in­this instance. 1 vertisements that. .were, -patently our roads of many of the drivers 	ing to ability and background are i
^disguised as safety regulations on who in the past have been offend­.University of Kansaa). ~—" 	• no Idea how these facts tfit to--1 
voked by the NCAA Chiefs in the past, But regardless of the value of their the doors. It is rather disconcert-ers without effective liability to freshman English and most of the • Is the multiple-choice quiz a gether. " ^ 
foreign language courses. While,
and it is not easy to assume that the proposals, educators simply aren't " ing to return from classes and attohe for their acts. In other 	fair way to evaluate a student's It looks as if the -essay quiz,
neither plan is perfect, both go a..
find that the dormitory officials words, I think that the chief of­knowledge? f j ' ^ \ 	while not ideal, still gives the
American Council of;Education is capa-bpssing college football 	long way towards equalizing stu­teacher a good idea of what;the
nave allowed a. stranger to enter' fenders without liability in the 	Multiple-choice quizzes have
dents within classes.
your room and staple advertise­past will in the future be re­their advantages from the view­sthdent is getting opt' of \ his ments to your door, ^his same stricted in their use of public -Certainly;^ the innovation of point of both teacher and student.' course. And it helps the student ­ive publicity agent woke up mftny of roads. This %o trie will be a contri­overall classification and place-Undoubtedly, they are easier to put the facts bumping around in 
the students who were taking naps bution toward highway safety. went Is hot yet practicable. In grade..It is even possible to slough his head to some use. * 1 ~ in order that they might take "the I make this dissent without mar many courses, enrollment is too v off this tedious job on a machine. .. Shouldn't learning be more than The small to divide the course eyen --Most students will agree, filling in little cirdw with a black
must be repaid in fourteen days, or the r-'-cigarette noee t«t^. We do-iroir-iie^ fuHyrlrecognising-thar-even 	w ' 5
we-pencil? ™ see what right the dormitory.offi-' editors cannot hope to please all" once. And in all classes, some think, that such an examinations
or four dollars you need in a hurry is borrower gets fined five cents a day for cials have to let an agenjKora their readersr students will be at an advantage requires more knowledge of facts 
never so apparent as now—just before overtime. . • ; ; • : -• ,„• private company, with a motive of ISAAC N. LOUDERMCK JR. because of previous experience but leiis correlation of them. And 

personal profit, enter our rooms and knowledge, otherii at a disad­where wrong answers are not sub­
Christmas. At the University of Illinois, there is while we are ftway and invade our vantage. In the course of four tracted from the final score, 
At the University of Miami, students ** privacy. years, it generally will balance it­guesswork is often -the decisive

a similar group. ' i 
' FOURTEEN SIGNATURES 	self out. factor. ' 
have set up a small-loan group known Why not one on this campus, spon­	SicL cjCidt But, starring perhaps with' Is tWs right? A student can 
as thfe Cabbage Patch, which Offers loans sored by an honorary dr service organi­Highway-American history, investigation perhaps pass a quiz or a course Nastr Majid Aici, Joa MUton Bell. should be made of courses large--on guessworki but after;gradua­Regrstratlon ft>r the s«eond temest<«^
to students up to five dollars. The money zation? . TO THE EDITOR:. ^ ' Jtpbwt B»ro«, Ann Blkeltbtirii,.J. Bonn«V, 	enough to 1e n d themselves to _. tion nobody is going to stand of 1961-62 will be held on Jtnuary SO, 
Frank E. Brown, Brownhtll Monro*. N*r-	•SI, and February X, ItSt. Any studetft;
I would like to express my dis­	around with three alt^ativ^i^or
vell Ch«rp«ntier, N*ncjr Lou Clark, Doyla classification and placement. 	now attending The University of TeXaa
sent to your caption • "Safety Is Thomas Cooler, .Tommy. Joy Denman. 	him to pick from. ": . may receive his second"»emester l951-5fc
THE AGGIES HAVE IT
Incidental" as stated "in the edi-Marela Lou Drew, Lewis S. Fr»p»rt, Essay quizzes are criticized for 	course eard and retistratlon tiMis assign-
George Case, Ralph Edward Hagood, Another field of general 	^rep-Jnent by mail b.y filling in ait application
section of the Sunday edi­Betty Harrlion,' Arrenla JulIa Haupt, station is college preparatory^ giving a hreak to the student with .whliet.is ^ayaUable outeide the. officea^ef : 
tion of .the Daily Texan. Herbert CharJea. Hflikfen, Byron Owen, .writing ability who can "sling the 	the Academic Deans or the Begistran 
Fred W. Riley, Charlei A. Thomae, James classes. Here the Aggies have one' 	Thia muat be done not later -than JancU
I do agree jyith your statement Vague, Alice Wettbirook. 	'bull." But. piultiple-choice quizzes .ary T,-l66Si--s .-. ^ -' ' 
w. b.saipp
seem just as partial to the student 
Assistant Registrar
ONE DAY 
Having a partyr ^ 
7 Cleaning and Pressing » 	AUSTIN
By BRAD BYERS Powder Bowl football game. ther the game> as it is now. $ob OfJportunitiled No EAri Charge WELDING * * Novelty Rubber Masks 1 T«MN Managing Editor Girls in both sororities are played, is worth while. Nearly RADIATOR • Helium Inflated Balloona 
Football could use a grad­	^ Costumes—or Rent & 
more than a little concerned' everyone connected with* it, 	LONGHORN CLEANERS WORKS
ual de-emphasis, D. Xi Bible 	We have Noveltiee^f all tjrpeevf .
that their "just-for-fun" game especially the players, enjoy time permanent now engineer-—registered ZS3S 	Cuadalupji Ph. S-3S4?
told a Texan reporter Mon­	Full positions Electrical engi­600 W#Sth St 
: has become somewhat rougher" the game. That's why they available on the University 	of Texas neer, considerable experience in opera­Tel. S-3733 AUSTIN NOVELTY CO.
day. 	campus .together with a brief description tion and maintenance of electrical equip­«00W.Stli Ptk6-4S8C<
Most people would agree' than thdy would like. play. But they doh't think the of 	tbe ' minimum requirements are .as • ment. 
EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
enjoyment is worth anyone's follows;. 	Draftsman—a' mechanical draftsman 
. with him, but they would be |4ary. Alexander^ iaT Pi Phi, -Cleric-typist (2)—attractive, ability to capable of 	doing machine show drawings 
was injured Sunday. She is in jetting hurt. 	; meet people, not over 80 years old, col­and design drafting; must have several to HOUSTON
•little skeptical that officials Both agree 	lege degree necessary, but Mimeographing—Booklets—Prognusw' For the fiaest in
groups; that not college 	this work.
and wilt
of the sport will do much Seto'n Hospital now 	background required^ Typing*, speed of years experience In 4 Hours Call 2-1135
Utility worker—young man, good phy­
something probably will; b]B 	Typing and Lithoprintlng-Letterheads HOLIDAY. CLEANING
themselves towards de-empha-remain* there until Thursday, 60 wpm. sical condition, ability to perforin -ele­	:
sis. when she will go home to 	done. It may be merely a Clerk-typist (2)—strong, mathematical mentary electrical repair work, experi­Kerrvill© Bus Co. Envelopea and Addressing ' See . ^ ^ revision of rules. As now 
background, some college 'background, ence not .necessary, high school educa­
There are two groups of Houston. 	degree not necessary, xrill train to oper­tion required. 118 E. 10th HARKINS CLEANERS'
played, the game permits al­ate ikeypunch. Excellent opportunities Store clerk—young man, not subject 	AUS-JEX DUPLICATORS 2716H Gnadalapa
football players and sponsors " "Probably her injury—water 	most' the same bodily contact for a permanent reslednt: • girl riot over to draft or recall;.hlthr schood education; 
on the campus, however, who in the knee-~-ia not too ser­3D. . . . • ability to check. equipment and supplies 	400 5. Ilth •. Dial S-SS2S
tis regular football, except for Secretary—prefer college background, in a storeroom, to keep adequate records,
are very sincere in consider­ious. Perhaps the week of 	strong in math, good typist, some short, to maintain a running inventory.
tackling. Girls', intramural 	to. work and
ing changing or, possibly, do­school she'll miss will be her 	hand, ability comptometer All persona interested in working full-ROBBIN'S BODY SHOP
football, on the. other hand, ... adding machines; willing to accept re-time on
ing away with their sport alto­only loss, except for the pain. 	the -campus ' please cotact THE-
permits no except ' sponsibility. , OFFICE OF NON-ACADEMIC PERSON­"Complete Body and Fender Repair"' 	/
contact
gether. 'y • But Mary's" injury, plus'the Secretary—^college. de(rr$f., preferably NEL, Main Building 204.touching the player who has from UT; ability ,to use electric type-It PAINTING * SEAT COVERS EXECITIVE • Prepare to step iato a xesponslUe
"bruises of-several ottier plajr--'the "Vsli. : -7 	——writerr trhortharrd; .seitte effiee -experi­—_F4ill-4lme -3>ertnanent-job-epportuniUes • GLASS 
AUTO REBlMISMIfitfi .
the • R Phi's,' who-Sunday ers on both teams, has caused ence:no£ over 30. now open at the Student Employment 	ezeeuiive position in:t^ retailing-
The general opinion now Placement' secretary—College ' degree Bur'eau Include:• s 130S Lavaca Pk.-7-4B7S
played their seventh annual the sororities to consider whe-	seems to be that the Powder desired, experience In '' interviewing, Insurance inspector and: investigator, CAREERS field: buying, advertising, fashion,
•;-i r. 1. . f t >, ...... 	ability to work with students and repre­male; age 22 or older. Car necessary-
Bowl should rules of organizations. 	Specialized training, ex­
employ sentatives business General office'worker, femaje, Includes 	personnel. 
somewhat in between these Typing speed of 60 wpm, and 	light typing and light bookkeeping. 6% day* S P E E DWAY IN RETAILING clusively for college graduates, covers'
shorthand. 	• a week.
two. Elimination' of ddwnfield Informational writer—m graduate jour­Permanent-part-time jobs Include: 	merchandising, personnel manage­
blocking is one concrete sug­nalism student'preferred, a girl not over Secretary, male or female. Shorthand On«-y«orCours* ment, textiles,store organization,sales30 years of age, able to proofread and and bookkeeping essential. 22 hours per 


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lead# to 
Tbr Daily Texan, a stodant ««»soaper of the Oalveraity of Texaa, U gestion being tossed about. do Isiy-out work/ week, mornings or afternoons. SALES & SERVICE 	promotion, and all phases of store 
pabUabed In An«Un erery tnorntag cicept Mondvy jiixi Saturday. BepU^ber The noteworthy thing, how­	Metfer's -Realistic approach under
W. M. Walsh, Owner 	activity.
to Jaa«. at>d except durfna holiday and axaminatioo periods, sod bi-weekly 	ever, is that the girls them­Decree 'JL 
dorina the sammer see*ion« and« the dOe -of Summer Texan on selves are taking If 2010 Speedway 7-3S46 r store-trained faculty. Classes arecom­Ifeira ^T«M Student PobUeattona. toe. 
stock. Daily Texan Crossword Puzzle 
bined with paid store work* Students 
, erotribotiooa erfll be aeeepted. by telepbone (2-2473) or at the changes are heeded they, will 
editorial office J,B. i • or at the Newt Laboratory. J.B. 102. Inqatries ACROSS DOWN 21. Kind ot roU 	•• are usually placed before graduation.
make them,v without -prompt­
concamiat deUwyjml advonisins sbouid be made in J.B. 108 .<2-24?a>. 	. 
I'. A large 1.To cheat 22. Humor •
•' XWnlony of' tb* Texan are nf gMcwrflr »beee of-the Ailmfniatrfttio& ~ ingf— 	> Co-edu<;ational. Master's degree. 
or otber Unitetalty offictela 	-. casjc .. 2. Incited w 23. Middle ^ Give PIPES for 
Enttnd u aeeottd-eiiae matter October-IS. I«4f al tbe Poet OSi«« •« ' * * • 5. Expression , 3.Think 24. Receives, Today's Chriitmas 	Limited eraollment Write Admissions 
Austin. Texaa onder 'be Act Of Hareb S. fS7». Santa Claus has come early ' as apart Imported 	Office for Bulletin C. ^ .,
of sorrow (archaic) Answer Is Briars . ASSOCIATED. PRESS WIX4 SEKVtCE * not . only to the underprivi­9. Pack-4. High, 25. North Star Wide Virietjr of Tobaeco 4 
Toe Associi.ted Press a excinsivejy eotiUod to the aae for blicaitonol leged children this Christmas, animal ~~ craggy hill 28. Steal V"r . -in 	ntSIAKCH BUKIAU to* KtTAlL JKAINIflO 
sli nawa dispatcbee credited «o it or Oat this netrs-	but also Classified foyts 
paper. and local Items of spootaneotas origin (m. herein . Rigbte of to Dr. Tripod, the 10. Typcof ' 6.Sloth 27. Remuneriite '• 2222 .Guadalune 	UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH • Pfttsburglt 1% Pa. 
publication of eO otber matter berein alao reeerved. 	three-legged dog who holds an * architecture 6. Astitch in 29. Cutsoff, ;< 
Ads
Honorary* doctor of philosophy 12. Kind crocheting as the tops
Bewre*ptad (M Matfiraal Adverttaiag by National A&rertfefe* . . 
loc-Colleae Pobllsbers Repreaestative degree 'in bacteriology. of wool 	7. Insect • 3LBoardo£,
«0 lUdiaofl • tUm T«rk. M.T. 	14. Masculine 8. Locate-YMterflsy's Aaswcv
Several days ago Dr. Tripod 	Ordnance ;
Chicago — Boatea — Loa SwgsJea tSan rrandaco ^ 	THE DAILY PRODUCE QUICK
. name " 9. Fish (abbr.)
had lost his . collar, a gift 
15. Twist 11.Twilled 32.'A-dervish TEXAN 	. RESULTS
CLASS IF fro ADS
v^K-' 	.from zoology students, and his 
I0,Vim <colJoq.)13. Mohamme* 33. Valleys 37. Woundmark
doctor's certificate.
MEMBER 	18. Biblical dan call of the mooa 39.Sick 
;Aasociated Collegiate Preae AB-Awarkaa Pacyaiahet But lately he has been . City \ to prayer 34. Poems 41, A!nger K-Board Lost and Found Special Servicessporting. a bright red collar,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES 	19.Turf.-} 17. At home 3®. Cover' 43>Public t 
LOST: WILL whoever borrowed the HAIR CUTS .76a
tffnfaaum Sobacrlptiisa fhree Msstju 	evidently a gift of an un­20. Coolirtg 20. Mist x Witha^>halt notice THE CHOICEST t^ome-coolcM food-automobile robe Saturday night' from 
Suey'e Barber Shop > ^502 QOJK^IUXMI
Delivered Called ta Austin Mailed oat of tows known admirerv Shelton Jen­device 	All you can eat tor .only 76c a meal—. 
the • stairs leading 	-in
S-.TS p«t may-; Sl.fir per mo. -» S .76. per mo.' 	to the ballroom 
nings, one of the baeteridlbgy' 21. Not good 	Visit Mrs. Sulliv*g!% Place. 1404 COB-the Union please return it promptly to Typing
PERMANENT STAFF students keeps a "wea^-, 22.Gained 	Stress Ave. the" English Office, MrBs-1805; or turn,
• who 	• 
it into'the Lost and Found. Department.Editor-in-Chief -— RU3S KERSWn ther -eye" out. ;for Tripod, '23. Unable ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER — accar»t*''-^ 
. Managing Editor 	tospeak ' For Rent BOSTON*BULL, brindle with white feet, 2-6387,'6-1748 after 6, week enda. :
BRAD BYERS doesn't know where the new 
Klaae' on forehead. Red collar, Mem­
£ditorial Assistant Kles$ . . 	phls Phoae 711 etc. Univef-.
Z—, Mildred collar Came from. . 24. Branch 	tstr—reward. 8-S644.. EXPERIENCED. THESES, a
NICELY'furnished .
JfW?JEdi Marjorie Clapp 27.Languished 	TWO two room W. 22 H. •_ sity neighborhood. 2 lira. • Bitehi*, •;>
apartmenta with private, bath across
So: 	2-4446. 'V •••;«
US.Cry, as 	street from . Oniyeralty. 146 and' $S6<­
GREEN WALLET;—1st floor Biology
Society Editor „ 	Utiiities paid. 3T>i \.West ^lst or caU
wko de' vl 	Bldg. Finder keep^money and return THESES.-DISSERTATIONS, 'tEleetrdi^l
Amusementy Editor ^Kenneth jBompertx ' Powder Itame dv. unen resv 8-824Jt after « " rjr .matic).'Dictation. Coaching. Mr*. Pato.?-?® Day Editors Murdoch Darsey, Johnnie Human,' Bowl Sunday NORTH AUSTIN—^yerjr nlee nn#urnis 
KarMre apartment. rooms.
hsss been identified-as not a 	apartme Lar^e Lots
K l o d 	ACCURATE Pick-uii
s and.%
w , , . _ ^ e l y C r o z i e r , F l o C o r , H w a r P a g e ment(eccL) 	of cabinets and.%torase. Tub or shower. TYPING. 
W Editor — Anna Chambers. Dorothy Cajnpbe]l, ,"dog". at all, but merely a-31. Youngman 	Music * liver. Ura. Erickson.i 6-2048.
Venetians. 168. 604 W. 61st., 6-1174. 
« Gene Dow, Olan Brewer. Jo Ann Dlckerson 14-month-old puppy belonging 32. Back' 	RECORDED HUS10. P.A. SyeUma, for EXPERIENCED M..A. graduaU. |Uaa<m-1|f
Exchange Editor .. . -J0« JL jBchott to the Phi Gamma Delta fra* 35. Sungod. 	all occasions; 6-1219. able. Mrs. Uavia, 6-1257. . jn
For Sale
bitxamurals Oo-ordinator • , Jeff Hancock 
ternity. „ 	36.Sxploilve
Rpligious News Editor Johnnie Human. 	WW PRICE—Yes. SO per eent discount TYPINGS NEAT work-Pick BP servio*, -­
He's just* growipg youngs sound -	'2-9606, *-4*63. ' 
-on this beautiful Buick Headmaster.
STAFF FQR THIS ISSUE m 4-door sedan. Driven o»I* 17,000 tntiea. DISSERTATIONS =I! iOtmn|»-HUMAN Gam. •m m,
ailkworm:
v^igjit Editor 	JO ANN D1CKEB30N The pup" is Frederick d«
^Assistant Night Editor . 	40. Garden ijs
—'i--Robert JEehn^ Gross Hund^-a gift from' Mr*
'Uaj
Nig^it Reporters v;. 	implement " ' -> '48, ENGLIbH For4 t'ftMflCTdltsneltiiii.
—Eager,.Betiye Ra»land#« and Mrs. Marion Fooler, osm< || 	^ cal ;.con4itto«. Orlvinal finiak like new. ENG WANTED 
,. . Gilber^PhiloiM), Mildmd'lPayne: 	Onec owntr ear. Coat IIMo-new. S-tSet,
era of Grefen Shores. 	ivhta December 80th
-	l^:
.Copyreaders -Dorothy. Cftuj)bell, 	-•* tr«ei~^'^-
And this brings up another ofaregkm
Bobby Newlin, Barbara Rubemrtein 	tyynery* 
wanted 
gns oocie < Wight Amusements Editor" yllie Nibling -ing in the "library? ^ -41Blundeot books, feeoMs.^ toys, eqwment; AMtd
fly# d»r» 18.80, koarlV. ' 
mmmm 
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W?t»W1Hi DAILY 	TK*N (Ma, 9 
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Oflr'? 
In far iway Czechoslovakia the
orris #* 	groand'iFill b« fertile and produce
§«< 

tiny tots wifl~fcfr^looking for little 
abundantly In the eoffling year.'
golden pigs dancing aroand the
' C%e^Yoi#%»ii«^Wwflr^<ir 	06»«r bite o* br«u3 ctttmba
walls «f their bpmes, and grown­
adio ip^r^lwnc Men cioaen to on one of tbe' nation-wide broad*' 	gatheored inns tbe table 
ups will try io forget the political
«ttpetefor final honors In wprfr casts of the show. He also will' 	thrown Ilit*' ike fire to
turmoil aa' Ckristmas comes again.
' enting the University on the New metre $260 for the performance. 	good health and to tbe family 
Torjt Phillip. Morris radio show. At the end of 'the series of The Gradual* Clob will meet Ashbel members will give Amiric«n AIMCIIUM smoker on th« third floor, M; the Unlvennty^ tbe Cseeih and house. ' • 
ICartanna Clow, Ann Hamilton, broadcasts, rponimittee of judges Wednesday at 7:45 pjn. 1n the Christmas story. The .Pierian* will University Woman will meet at wing. The difference was that ib will turn th^ fit" into a In Cxechoslovakia, Santa Claua 'osey Smiser, end George Abood will-pickthe outstanding -r actor, International Room of the 'fexas giye a Christmas reading,'.and the Hitcbin' Post Wednesday at some forty girls drew names and piece of old Chechoslovakia^ for is^ somewhat of a stranger. The rere named w final competitors who will receive $2,000 in cash Union. Reagan will present two Christ­6:30 p.m., Miss Olive Betts,. in-gave toys for gifts—not to each a night at least. The Czechs wis children are. taught that «ng«daft''' tile, eliminations to select a prises.' Two students, Dorothy Kiester mas medleys. After the prograftt terioru decorator--will disease other bat to the children in .the celebrate the Christmas season sent down from heaven on golden;
•epresentative; to the contes^ de-Byrle Cass, assistant professor-and Glenn Rollins* will be guest the members will carol. Christmas decorations for the Settlement House on West 37th with their annual pageant and car­elonda wiR bring gifts to tbe good
^	agned to pick the outstanding of drama, is coaching the four speakers. Both are in their second home. • 'v.; w? Stmt. • * ' * • v oling Wednesday • night. Stories children. All that is heard of t^e Wptctororactress in US colleges. students. They will make record* year the of of \WbitakalI Co«Op * and recitations «n the program angels la tbe tinkle of a belL
graduate in Sch'otfl Members 
it .The winner at the» University ings of various dramatic selections Social Work. ~ and their dates will have their A children's -bdok' Will be''the The Free Dance ^committee will w3l retail age-old traditions of. the Highlights of the University5®#® get Mt *11 expenses paid trip tb be used ht selecting awinner. Christmas party Wednesday night requirement for" admission to the meet in' the Union' at 5 p.m. Csech people at Christmas time.
-"vv <'-rir i. •/y Their subjects will concern the 	Cxech eddntatba wfll be fortune* ;
9:80 o'clock Aaaociation for CbiUfao*d Ed««a» 	The children of Czechoslovakia.
School of Social Work, newest in at lb the home of Wednesday with its twelve new 	telling games, singing, verse reci­
Mr, and Mm WebhHoiland, 406 tiea'a Christmas party Wednesday freshman members to make, plans ar« ,told that if they will -fast
the -University. ^ 	tations, refreebment% -. and ' -«
West 34th Street. 1 at -7 p.m. in the home of Dr. Cora for' the Freshman Orientation a'whole day before Christmas, is 
Christmas tree. ' 	' ' Three wOtoen'8 jRefreshments will be served and Martin* IS Nfles-Road* Dance in FeboJUkry, said James the evening they wilt be rewarded
literary --clubs, 
Losk, chairman. "* ^ by seeing beautifnl golden pigs
sviMUTime Aihbtl Literary Society, Piarian and cardls^snng./J'-^'-. Members are asked to sign the 	-I ^ ^ t k i 
Literary Society, and Reagan Uf» The girls will nave their hotiie list on the second floor bulletin * rdnning merrily around the wausAT INTERSTATE THEATRES arary So«iaty,_*iHassemble joint­party and exchange gifts at 11}t^^tfaUon 11811 if pUn Eigty new^members of "Delta of their homes. As the story goes, THo Best MWBCMI Food . Theta Phi law fraternity, were no little boy or. giri has ever quite
ly for a Christmas program. ? p^jH 	•• vO -JsVvClMli ~ •* 
initiated Tuesday. The new. mem­succeeded in keeping the resolu­wrtK fast, CdOrteous Service
7r/*n< t*ti{ 	Theye will meet Wednesday at San-Houston Senate of Delta bers of the professional frater­tion and so the promised pigs are 
at 	The professional women's group
4:45 p.m. the Kappa 	nity are Bob Anthony, Tom Aiv never seen. ^ ^ ••• .
Theta sororityhouse. Theta Phi, law fraternity, will 	Decorated
Nbwly
'Wwt&s&eiL hold its annual Christmas party nold, Wayne Burns, Joe Jamafl, . The Czechs^decorate a green at Green Pastures .Wednesday Tom Kemper, Charles McDonald, tree' as they -do in the *Uittited BRUSH UP ggggCOURSl night. Entertainment and dancing George Morris, and Perry Reavu. States; however, all of the orna­




Famous Missions 
l'AN('K®®w>r<!»;c.TOPS 	will follow a dinner. • , • ments are home-made. Many oi El 
TltcdamofuaA 
JgyVNQ AO/ANCtD 0" KCf hS -* — -Sigma Delta Phi, Spanish honor these hand-miade decoratiofls 'are A Christmas pajama party with society, will have a Christmas ban intricately . beautifol and have 504 EAST AVE.(iRKii SCOTT H In newtwjstwa* held" at Seottieh quet at *6:80 p.m. Wednesday at been banded down through gener­
Phono 7-€^53 
OVf R TEXAS THt AT RE Hh 94jO 	Rita Dormitory Monday night. Old Seville. ReservatiOns may be ations; .y'V^kr -* 
Twenty-one hand-carved .scale 
The; usual decorations, refresh-made by calling Joyce Rosenberg
A DwmfcUtmww»n*Mi***m T -« Cyd QmH$M 	models of historically famous As in i most"" other countries 
mentee, caroling went on in the or Shirley Young.
California missions are displayed 	where the Yule^jeason is celebra­
*•••-—-—11 
at 	906 Congress Avenue. 1 . ted, the Czechs combine the cook* :

A MlACTICAl
gC?UEEri( M\L IS IHiMI IS Sponsored by the Junior Cham­ing artistry of ages to produce CMMSTMAS OIFT
ber of Commerce, the exhibit will tasty holiday dinners^ A favorite 

Qiva . a aift eartifkat
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 
Christmas Eve dinner is 	baked for tun liiiwr 1
THE APACHES ' Feature Start* at TP. M. be shown each, week day through 	a kftt.DanM
^THE"SUNSHINE" 	xam with snicv nidi
December 24 from 10 a.m. to 11 	served a dark --
ARE COMING! MUSICAL p.m. 	sSuce. One of the most difficult Itecaoae' tfta
Orae . poewlarity
DRIVE-IN 	items that the cook prepares is Soitt 
. TERROR CRY Of The'exhibit, of special interest 	iMt. i* ywr saerat 
THE OLD "PAINTING THE 	the kanochka or braided bread. te.-iH 41MM —•: ae
WEST 1 	to students of art, architecture,
CLOUDS WITH "Tokyo Fila 212' history, and sociology, is valued Subject to acceptance by new vice-prpsideni;, Reni Haupt, Doris As a result of folk-magic and."APACHE Florence. Marloy Robert P»jrton at more than $100,000. The col­nominees, the ballot of Baptist Jean Myers, and Don Tatum, sec­ctistoms of earlier peoples, the rsas W.95SSUNSHINE" "THREE DESPERATE MEN' orful miniature display is more Student Union officers is com­retary; Gloria Wilson and Fred Czechs now have several traditions Tetal 
-' DRUMS" TECHNICOLOR (A Western) ' . than 100 feet long and weighs plete. The Executive Council will O'Connor, enlistment' co-chairmen; centering around left-overs, from ~Dennia Morgan set a date for a general election. Willis Williams, worship chair­the Christmas dinner. '• GREG SCOTT
STEPHEN McNALLY 	more than two tons.
Virginia Mayo 	Those nominated at an all-BSU man; Mary Henson and Marcia
Included'among the miniatures 	.. • Some of .the food is carefully Mm feus Tii 
.. Gene Nation 
Boyer, social chairman; and Maryworld-famous ,cSan Juan
are the meeting Tuesday night were Gerry 	•buried in the orchard so that the
URlilSITV 	Capistrano, noted for the Klutts and Carl Griffth, for pre­Jo Mathison, fissions chairman..
swal­
COLOR-CARTOON
MOUNTED POUCE SHORT "The Company lows which return to its haven on sident; Ned Burns and Ben Glass, Also Barbara Townsend, music 
chairman; Bill publicity
the same day each year, and the 	* Foster,
She Keeps" 	chairman; Martha HutchinSOn-and
missions of San Diego, Santa Bar? 	YOUR ChJUiJtmaA NEEDS
..
cum Llsabeth Scott 	Otis Ray Schmidt, editor; Bonnie
"DennU O'Kiife bara, Carmel, and Dolores of San 



Scrooge to. Growl
"Heritage of the Detert" 	Southwell and* Ottis Ray Schmidt,
Francisco.
FIRST AUSTIN SHOWING 1 
Evelyn Vonabie Donald Wood* 	girls' intramtiraJs c hairmah; 
Gift ltem$ ... • Decorations ^ 
First Show 6 P. M 	George Stlirch, boys' intramurals chairman; and Barbara Tucker,

In Union Thursday 
Wrapping Supplies • Notions
to co-operative activities chairman. A Hollywood film production of 
Dr. William* Speaks Tonight . ! 	. also
Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Dr. O. B. Williams, professor'
"JIM THORPE ... 	Carol" will be shown at 10 o'clock 
of 	bacteriology and director of
Thursday morning in the Main 	Your personaT and school needs
n&iSTin All-American" ; 	food bacteriology, research, will
Lounge of the Texas Union, Hen­"T h e Nurnberg Stove," a
Bturt L#nc*ater PhyllU Thantar 	speak to the Naval Rieserve Vol­
ry 	Moore, chairman of the Music 
/ RHiitll.. "HOME TOWN STORY" Christmas story for children will has unteer Research Unit at 8 p.m.
tttrnft} _ Marjorle Reynold* Donald Critp be played by transcription by -Ra­Committee; announced. 1 

Wednesday night in Experimen­


iAGE'S
"HIS KIND OF WCMAN19 	Uovd BRIDGES 
dio" Guild at its regular meeting The all-star cast features Basil 
tal Science Building 223. "His 	/
f* < 	Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Texas Rathbone as Scrooge. if "on the drag"
YANK 	subject will be "Biological War-
Union 315". The play is the story After the film, traditional 
fare."
of,a young boy and a large stove Christmas carols, including a 
r "Meet Me,-: 
that is alive and, talks to him. Fred Waring arrangement of 
Xfter the Show" Announcer is Jake Colvin. Nor­'Twas the Night Before Christ­
Batty Crabla man Horowitz is the. narrator. In mas," will be played until noon. 

. MacDonald Carey 
the"cast are Tom Collins; Bobbie Carols .will .also be played 	th 
"DESERT GOLD" , 
ll
Dawn Bone, Skip Elliott, Annette Wednesday and Friday from 9
Robart Cummln*»"
ON SALE 
—> MaiCihaH^Hunt 	Maxwell, Hal Atkins, Bonnie o'clock to noon in the-Main Crawford, * Nancy Tfeague, Guy Lounge, Moore said. '/• r ' 4 Huskerson, arid Oliver Haley.' '4?*•£%{&
Greek. Directoriei Out Thursday
Jeanette Smith is directfng the A few copies of "The Greek Di­
production, and Dan Love 	is as­rectory" will be available Thurs­


on the drag 
sistant director. 
day afternoon at the University Chicago Tribune Hold* Contest Co-Op and Hemphill's. .After The Chicago Tribune has an Christmas the directory will have Jolly Sainf Nick, the merry ^ild soul, . . ^ nounced the sixth annual Better a cross index with members listed 
Rooms Competition, with, a total by organizations.and alphabetical­is now In Austin (or, so we've been told). > ^ of $24,050 in prizes. Fifty-two ly. The copies available now will r
He came via cer, happy es a lark, ' 
awards from $100 t® $1000 will not have this crossindex. ,b& given . for ideas in furnishing The directorywill be distributed 
'cause he knew of a wonderful place +e»-park! ' 
and decorating rooms of -Homes. free. Publishers are James Ste­
Only, at the amazing 
The Tribune-plan's wide publici-phens and Hidmer-Jaekson Jr. 
erT..
ty for the winners of t^e con­CktiuVvtiA, a# toWitoi! test, and as in the past will, use

Reductionsr 	pictures of 
of 
colored entries .and winners. The contest closes Feb­ruary 18, 1052. • rr 
Gua Cook, Dallaa Banker Diea 
Gus Cook, University ex-student arid Pallas banker, died yesterday, reported the Associated Press. He
VJ was vice president, of the Republic When Medicines [NaBSiiniiHg?w exepative df 
AreNeede^..r 
<" -i 	; two. other banks in Dallas. ,; ^ 'Vou can depend upon' our larfe atocka 
4 He had been ill-several., months. to make It poaatbla to fill prescrip­
tions in a matter of minutaa.
Mr. Cook attended Hardin-Sim-
ED MINOR, Pharmacist
nons University before coming to 
1910 Guadalupe; Dial 2-S211
,the University.of Texas.
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item of costume jewelry 

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will be told at these 
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DENOMIfMTlONS TO FIT 
EVEtT CIFT OCCASION! 

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wrapping in the southwest is^free 
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