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V O L 51

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AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1951

Price 5 Cents

Eight Pages Today

NO. 50

Potent Rice Owls A ttack
Injured Steers Saturday
for the battle. But if the weather .should turn
The game is to be broadcast over KT EC start­
ing
at 1:50 p.m.
clear
Friday
and
Saturday
then
at
least
55.000,
Possibly 55,000 fans are expected to see the
Rice
is scheduled to arrive by bus Friday and
Rice Owls and the Texas Longhorns clash in possibly more persons, will witness the game.
Forecast for Saturday’s game is partly clouds will hold a light workout at either Clark Field
Memorial Stadium at 2 p.m. Saturday.
A slow drizzling mist, which at times threat­ with a fairly stiff south wind and temperature in or the Stadium after the Owlet-Yearling contest.
Wet weather during the game presumably
ened to turn to rain Thursday, hurt ticket sales the middle 80’s.
would hurt the Owls’ passing
game which is a major part of
their offense. Their Dan
Drake, quarterback, to End
Bill Hovvton, passing combi­
nation has accounted for five
By G E N E E H R L IC H
te x a n

S p o rt!

S ta ff

Card Stunts W ill Salute
Texas Cities, Halloween

A L V IN

R IC H A R D

M. O W N ESLEY

T.

THOM AS B. BLACK

C H U R C H ILL

Law Honorary Taps
Six Senior Students
and is book review editor of the
organiza­ La w R eview .
tion* n for
R ichard T. C h u rch ill o f T h in e Texas I m w Review
Thom as B, B la c k of A u stin, B A
and ach ­ R iv e t s dean of Delta Theta Phi
ier? Oeto- Saw fra te r nit) A -‘ I dont a * T o xa ? w ith honor? 19. He is a member
A A M , 19 40 to 194$, he nerved of Phi Delta Phi and is an a?snin the arm y for 6,'; month?. He ( ate note editor of the Texas Law
Tho«# tapped
v. a- selected the outstanding m id­ Review , Black is also enrolled in
Stone
E chard Le e> S
’ re o f Jarksonlaw student in the spring of 1951 music school.
h honor? '50. H** ii
T ill*, B R *
Phi D elta Phi, hon• member
■atprni’ y, and assno ra ry I*^sra
or
riare r.r-te eh ••
>! of the Texas I.aw
R e v f>w.
Chancellors, honorar
ti on for law student s
scholarship, per*5 na '
ierem ont, *a or *1 « v *
he* 20.

Ja m e s R. Mi vers o f H o u lto n ,
B A fro ii K p n 1949. A t R oe
it of the student
he wa* pre?
body. H*1 “ a no moor of Phi Tip It a
Pr
a rid a
>
<
■ t' •• T
tho Texas L a w Rev
Je ro m e ll. P a rk e r Jr . , of P o rt
or *h, me
'' *' p Texas L a w
Rev iew Ko '• . >; B< a id . P a rk e r,
B B A ’ 12, m VPC -a 'n pla in rn the
A rm y ft ■ I ft42 to 1946 and 15
now a eer' fled j >abi ’ accountant.
A» la** «
i
w on the J . < .
Ho vo a n a rd to mid aw stu d e n ts.
A lvin M, O w sley « r. of D a lla s
g ra d u a l* r im v : I** from P rin ce
ton in 19 19. w here ne wa? a rr em
her o f the T o w e r f uh a f ' 1 Karo a
S ' arma. He a er- od a« a •> g*>a’ •
th# A r m y f-om

I 143 to 'n -,c

He

ta clerk o f Phi D elta P h i and on
e d ito rs ! h-ard nf ' h T * a?
f ,r ie t * n r e C om m ittee M e eti
The G rie va n ce Comm 'te e , in
ita fir®t m ee’ ing o f the ' ear, f *
their
n acting
time
a?
e sch,
W fd n e »c a
at 5 p rn
n T pxa =
Union $09.
F red
K e *Se r,
Ona n
a
non need ’ ha* th* f . * va ru e
omnrd, ***‘ r,
tx -,.-k n e ?e co opera
tio r
With
* e Btu ent-Fa
Comm “ et

’25 Most' Chosen
For TSO Finals

T w e n ty five finah-ts in the Ten
M st B e a u tifu l G irls contest were
chosen T h u rsd a y night from a
group o f 55 beauties selected
T hursday aftern oon .

ginia Nichols. Linda Row e, D<me
Scott Peggy Sco tt, R aleigh Rekt,
and P a t T ct n.
A p p ro x im ate ly 4 hu girls entered
the

contest, sponsored an n u ally
Glo* y photographs of the fin al
by T heta Sigm a Phi, national fr a ­
w ill be sent to a N ew York
arti-t who w ill then select tile Ten te rn ity fu r women in journalism .
Ju d g e s w ere Irw in Colem an, the
Most B e a u tifu l. Jo h n n ie Hum an,
contest cha rm an. w ill telephone M ost Typical Freshm an B o y , Mrs.
sr i h fin a st and make a rra n g e ­ Irvin G o odfriend, A u stin business­
ment- for havin g t ie photograph* w om an; Jim G. Ashburiip, lecturer
taken.
n busine*.? set vices; W . D. Bln- k,
The ten u sr o r- w ill be pre­ a--;stant to the dean o f gtudei t
sented to the campus in ‘'Tim e life ; and Ga e R. Ad kins, program
Stagger** O r , " musical com edy to d irector at Radio House.
he produced .Jan u ary 19, l l , and
12.
'["tie t we ty-five finalists are
No*
.Jean \dk:n-, M y riffle A n ­
derson, F a r ane Bac* u«, B e tsy
Be,!, ( or nne ( ow an, Ann Dofioghue. Ja n e pi mn, M arting Floyd.
K a th ry n G ra n d s ta ff, Ja n e
Holn
(
e
Hopping,
Dana
Ann
ll
IL we. J o
Jo a n ie
Ja w o rs k i, Lu c acne Kn gl t, Lyn n e
Lovm ggood, E lb e Lo ck ett, ( iare
An ouncing fo r .Student A --mn
Ma st *” ”?< r , * n m N o ! son, Y ir* b. • posts ate Bern .e Dow, Ted

Rico touchdowns and 428 yards
gained.
Texas could stand wet w eather
better, th e o re tica lly at least, be­
of
a preponderance
of
he is to move, he ha- only to flip cause
Half-tim e
a ctivities
at
the income the section w ill then form o f the person in front of him,
Texas R ire game will -alute five “ V ote 5 e? fo r Amend. T w o ."
2. Remove his hat during the the card lathe! than put one down ground plays. It could hurt Texas
in long distance runs though. G ih
and pie k up another.
of T ex a s’ largest cities and boost
Students sitting in the a id sec­ half.
Dawson, speedy le ft halfback, has
UT.
3. Select the c o rre c t color card
tion are asked not to leave their
5. Bend over a- -con as the cor­
scored
tw ice on runs of more than
The flash (a u l section will form seats during the half. The R a lly when the stunt num ber is called. rect color is chosen.
75 yards.
4. lf he is to show two colors,
“ Sam m y O w l,’ a? he appears on C om m ittee also asks that each per­
6. Sit up holding Urn card at
In ju rie s m ay have a hand in
to place the cards showing those ©ye lex el when the signal is given,
son in the se ctio n :
Rice decal?,
colors hack to hack so that when w ith the color called for facing the outcome of the battle between
I.
Be
sure
he
is
dire
ctly
in
back
(>n the playing field, the Long
the tough rivals although Texas
the west stands.
horn Band w ill form a cow in
is a seven-point fa vo rite.
honor of F o rt W orth. T h e y will
In the pre game snow. th*’ band
Rice would seem to have the bet­
play “ I ’m an Old Cow H a n d ," and
w ill form a U N in center field as ter of the situation as regards in­
the card section w ill mark the lo­
Jim Reef! gives a special prayer. juries. T hey lost T ed d y Riggs,
cation of Oowtown on a map of
Reed then w ill address the crowd
startin g o ffensive halfb ack, a fte r
T exas.
on the significance of U nited N a ­ the S M U game. He has a sprained
The band will form a howl of
tions from a script prepared by shoulder hut is expected to see
cotton and play ‘ King Cotton
R adio House.
some action.
M a rc h ” to honor Dallas. The card
*
section w ill pin* e Dallas on the
On the debit side of thp ledger
map.
“ W e ’ll have a pep ra lly tonight ten m inutes before the ra lly par­
fo r the Longhorns is an A ll- A m eri­
Houston will be honored by the come rain, hail, or shine,’’ head ade starts,
can defensive end. Don Mer.asco.
p layin g of “ R ic e ’s H o n o r" and
A car decorating booth w ill be
He hurt an ankle in the A rkansas
Longhorn
spirit
“ ro u se r”
B ill
fu n n in g of the San Ja c in to monu­
game and d e fin ite ly w ill not see
-et up on the sidewalk across
S im p s o n said Thursday night.
ment. Houston w ill be added to
act ion.
The pre Rice game pep ra lly from the Co-Op S a tu rd a y morning.
the eard-section map.
C arl M ayes, left offensive h a lf­
Sponsored by the In tra - fra te rn ity
A form ation of the A lam o w ill w ill hegin in the T ri dorm area
Council, the booth w ill decorate
back, and a rising Texas football
he formed w’hile " S a n Antonio at T w e n ty fo u rth and Guadalupe
star, broke his hand in practice
cats with orange-and-w hUp crepe
Students had picked up P.OOO
R o s e " is played and shown on the tonight at 7 o ’clock. The Longhorn
W ednesday. He might get a chance
and
all
the
trim
m
ings
just
for
the
band, S ilv e r Spurs, Cowboys, and
ticket* for the R ice game when
map.
asking. N in e ty fr a te rn ity pledges the ticket o ff,ie m G reg ory Gym to play with the right hand in a
Bevo
w
ill
lead
the
parade
down
"T h e Ey es of T e x * ? ’’ will be
cast but it is doubtful.
w ill decorate cars all up-and-down
closed T h u rsd ay. They -till have
played w hile the band forms the the D iag, up Twenty first and to
the Drag.
So the burden of sh iftin g p la y­
the
M
ain
Building.
Simpson
said
from
8'.HO
to
12
and
from
I
to
5
C apito l and the card section lo­
Despite the rain, n e a rly th irty o’clock F r id a y to draw.
er? to give maximum strength lies
that in case of ram the ra lly w ill
cates Austin.
people showed up for Thursday
T ick ets for the genera! public w ith the Longhorns.
\ football w ill be surrounded tie held in G re g o ry Gym .
n
ig
h
t’s
pep
ra
lly
and
had
a
small
are still available in the end rones.
Don C unningham w ill move up
The senior members of the
bv
the
Southw est
C onference
★
from hi? right halfback defensive
school* which w ill drop out one Longhorn football team and ass - ye llin g session in finn? of the
position to take M enasco’i lin e ­
by one, leaving Texas in posses­ taut coach B u lly G iistra p w ill tie Texas Book Store. The Austin
W e sth e r Bureau said T hursday R a l l y C o m m i t t e e M e e t s
backer
slot.
In
Cunningham s
at the rall\. C a n n ie r David A n
sion.
place w ill be Don B a rto n , p laying
A pumpkin with the canille un­ Hereon w ill play “ The E y e s ” and night, that interm ittent dm r.lo? T o d a y a t 4 o ' C l o c k
double d u t.i.
lit and then lit w ill commemorate "T e x a s T a p s” on the tow er chime? w ill continue until noon Frid ay .
ic
All m embers of the R ail; Com­
W hen you see a friend on the
H a llo w e e n .
B ill M ilb u rn w ill he ready to co
Campus today, stop hun and say, m ittee w ill meet F r id a y at 4 p.m.
Next, an Aggie with somewhat W e a th e r F o re ra n
n W ag g o n er H all 401 to have a but, because of an injured back,
Fog and drizzle F rid a y morning, 'B ra * toe Hell out of R ic e ,’ and
the same **hap a* the pumpkin w ill
becoming slightly w arm er F r id a y bring him (o r h er) to the pep quick run-through of each per­ he w iii probably be used p rim a rily
be formed.
son'? respnnaibilit\ at the game.
on defense.
’•ally with you tonight.
Hoping for increased U n iv e rs ity afternoon and S a tu rd ay.

Pep Rally Tonight
Rain. Hail. or Snow

Some Tickets
Still Available;
9,000 Drawn

6 for Assembly, I Justice

7 Candidates Cite Records

P r u e , and Sid ney Siege! from the

let I

(jo e

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I Jo J/prf
8 -M *> Ma e Ko riot h speak® a*
occupationa
and
rec*-**at;ona
th era j"
w • kshop.
Met h***i;sf
E 'lu c a t on <enter.
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"T orch).* are *
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SATURDAY

gone

ra! a-'Omb y of Texa* Persor r e. I :5'1- Bt adca ’ of gam.*, K T B L ,
a Cfi
M :• M
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Texas Rice football gam*’, S ta ­
dium.
Hogg A
* • rn.
. 15— ” 'j r ch bearers,' ’ Ria vh< -e.
9-5- M,
fo r Freshman B e a u ty, Texas
Un * ■ 9*7
9 -r
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Ma I ag*
■ * \ ->• atm i".
T*-xa- L r -»n 3! 5-$ I L
9 30
Neet
<.
bring*
gro . r ,
IOO I)
a S* reet
12 — A F R O T t dr; , Intramural,
Fi* Id.
12:15
Pe -.mine, at,
Manage
men* A ssociation • mct.eon w ith
addr* ■ • "Louis G. S e a to n ,
M ain Ba room, T exa? ' ior .
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2 ..—Tex a \ <hi i
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* fl * f foot ha ga o' p,S*ad .
2-6 ar i 7 9
J .rf M a ’
W okshop, W a g g e n e r Ha,
5— Ho o par*
from Lniv®rsit\ Pre d t* ria? ( hutch fo r
Pea?e Pa;-;,
6— Hic*' a. .rn'
tin*-1. Dr.--.
H t*
7— R a lly
■
Tw.
to-j.ir.. in
f r e n t ■c A r n e w . D u rr * >ry.

•Jack Ba; ton, reg lia r center, is
not scheduled to see o ffen sive ac­
tion hut w ill play defen?e. He has
a bruised hip. B ill M cDonald w ill
lak e over at o ffe n siv e ret ter.
B ill Georges, out most of the
?ea«nn w ith a pulled ligam ent, w ill
lie back at the defensive left end
post.
The q u arterb ack position -rems
t*> be fa irly w ell settled for the
■'■rn Longhorns, but Coach P rice has
emphasized that com petition "is
v e ry keen” between T Jones and
Dan Page.
B y ro n Tow nsend, bruising fu ll­
back, may not draw the startin g
offensive assignm ent S a tu rd ay . In
hts ?*ead may he Dick Ochoa, a
hard-running ju n io r.
★
O ffense on the ground is a
I exas sp ecialty. They have accu­
lturated 1,180 yards in five earns#,
Passes have gained only 119 yards.
Rice ha? a mort evenly ba;*uce offense as regard statistics.
They have gained 544 yards rush­
ing and .38 7 passing.
Dan D ra k e , at the quarterback
position fo r the O wls, has heen
described by a* least one ■
>it-of\ M n w ter as me best T quar­
ter "ack since Tobin Rote.
T h e ir mp ground gainer I? T e d ­
dy Riggs who has gained 251
yards in 50 carries.
R ic e ’s ace pass catcher, B ill
How ton, he has caught 15, w as a
sophomore during the hey-day o f
Frogg ie W illia m s, who heat Texas
in 1949 with a 16-yard field goal
rn the fin al 30 seconds o f the
game.
Last y e a r at this tim e, H ow ton
had caught IO passes fo r 222
yards and 3 touchdowns. He was
not. a re g u la r starter until mid*
season o f 1950.
C o n fe re n ce play between the
tw o teams dates hack to 1914.
T he Steers have an edge of 23-14
in games won and lost anti there
have been no deadlocks.
Rice-T exas com petition has pro­
duced a m ajor h ou i game p a rtic i­
pant e ve ry yeat since 1943.

Cf- J r h

iv f O R l Y
id A C R E S
By

RUSS

KERSTEN

Toe Phi Mu - are looking for
fr a te rn ity pledge who lobbed
w ■.H.. r
their goldfr-h pond
P re to! N o n me goldfish.
Most em bar; a- ng moment in
th*- life of a U n iv e rs ity m ale:
V\ edne-day. he relate-, he wa?
crossing the D ra g wher he ?p.e*l
two fa m ilia r co-eds bitting in a
fa m ilia r C h evvy coupe.
L a u g h in g ly approaching the ear.
; de tided to g reet them sn ’ he
novel fashion of k ick in g the d ay­
lights out of the fro n t bumper. H<*
did -o.
A t the -ame time, he yelled,
“ fie* nu* o f rhe middle of the
®tt eet. ’ Ju s t having a big time.
H e then w alked around to the
side of the car, leaned in to -ay
"h i,
hut- no friends. T w o girls
he had never seen were staring
up in open-mouthed astonishm ent.

7:15 — r>u rn irate
♦ dge games,
Texas I • ut 315.
7:30— Y A R T Squadron, < hem D try
Bu :Id g lo .
7:30- I. 9 ’ Oran S t .•:'*•rn A •- »c atjnn n eats a* ( f • *< to go to
H a rris P a rs
7 :30— F i , ’ The Q .* en’- L o v e r ,"
G regg House.
7:30- T I mi as R>hw u th to speak
on U n ite d N atio n *, H el F o u n ­
dation*
P a tie n t: “ Doc I don’t ?moke,
7 :3 0 — C o-R e*. M
•; - G;»
rls. U ii: I live
inr.k, or chase
g —
J ,1*erna• ,o; a1 Bait, Texa- to he a h u n d re d ?"
Union.
i
Doctor; "it ll seem like it.

tege
Codette

of

A : '?

and

S cie n ce ;

Jam * - < row ar, I J o Pr ohs t r fr on
•he College of E n g in e e rin g ; and
’■fo from th*- ( ’"lieg e
< narlesa
of l i r e Arts. .Jim Leonard has
a I non need
Associate Ju stic e ,
Be rn ie
Dow, sophunore prela w studen t
f rom Houston, announ red his candidacy 'Thursday
for \ cts a rot S* er.ee? assetnt, ■
ma; .
He .a a J uiner h.gh achoo! -tat*’
debate champion, a membet of
v a rsity debate teat;), Athena*- im
int**
L ite ra l j Society1, and a
society debate champion. He , a
member of Religious Em phasis
W eek ( om m ittee anc ha? ?e;v*>o
on Free Dance ( omtn tree, ii: ;
F a c u lty
E v a lu a tm n
( ommitte*
He « a
elected t*> member-hjp
in Phi F*a Sigm a, scholastic fia
te rn ;tv f<T freshm en, an.! A pha
K ps’.lon P -onal fra te rn ity .
★
Ja m e s ( row, senior arch itectu re
?tudent from A u ?t n, .? a can d i­
date for the College o f Engineerng Assem bly -*-a*. H e is a mem
ne’ of the Pu b lic Relations Com ­
m ittee, viee-pre°ident of D elta S ig ­
ma Phi social fra te rn ity , and ie a
teaching fellow
n architecture.
a
Jim Leo n ard , firs t yea; law stu­
dent from F o rt W rth, ha- filed
for A ssociate Ju s tic e , P la c e 2.
Leonard is a S ilv e r Sp u r ami
a member of Ph: Kappa Tau -onal
ft a le m ite .
He -erved on the Foj urn S p e a k ­
ers ( m m ittee for two years. He
wa- a cern ber of the In rra - fia
‘ er- tv C ouncil and a m em ber of
the Round-Up Com m ittee.
a
Ted P n * pre law ?t,u*ient, ha: lie ! for A rts an*! Sciences a?sem blj man.
P rice is a member o f the T A
seriation and is a 1950-61 ha-Letbai! player. He ii a senior from
C in c in n a ti Dhi'-. and transferred!
from the J ’n ive- -.tx of Ke; tuck .
In high achoo! ne was -tare *i •,
blea tennis run nel ap w ith Ton}

JIM LEONARD

JA M E S C R O W

BERNIE D O W
T ra b e rt, now a member of the
Vmerican Davis < up squad. He is
21 vears *>i*l and a member of
S ig m a Phi Epsilon social fraternity.
Jo
m ajor

P ro b e r , ju n io r mete*;rology
from

Conroe,

has

an

n ounee*: her candidacy for L o ,lege
of

En g in e e rin g
She

assemblyman.

« parliam entarian

of F o r­

ensic a, serves as re gistration *-hairrnan >f (»rea* Issues Com m ittee,
legisaltive com m itteem an of ( am
pus League of W om en Voters, and
executive board member of St*-et
Her*’ Com m ittee,
J o na? been political and activil •'? cha iran of D e i’ a Zeta soror
it) an di? a member o f I m versity
Sym pnnn r Band, A m erican Me
tee.?
g\
Society,
S te e r
Her*'
(h a r m
Com m ittee, and F a c u ltj
E v a nation ( ommsttee
*
Sid n ey (S n o o k y i Siegel, junior
ad vertising m ajor, has filed for
A rts ann Sciences Assem bly -car.
M iss Siege! has recen tly been
appointed for a tw o yea
*i*rm
to the Texas I nior B*>ard of D i­
rect r? a n ; is *>n the «*aff of ’ ne
I>» .•
Texar
Last summer she
nerved a* se*re ta r) of the Sttt-

TED P R IC E

Fur*

JO

SIDNEY SIEGEL

PROSSER

fie vt s' A •?*>* tat o n .
She

* an

O range

Ja c k e t

h’ :

has been a member of the Union
T a le n t C om m ittee.

>csal sorority
Phi F.p?
She served on the F a c u lty Evalint
Comm ttee and wa? a membet of ( ammi* le a g u e of W om en
Voter?.

A
v a rs ity
debate
le tt
h■
M ss S egf! ss now pu ■
.* ■ ' a r
Cha* e a W olfe, 'tins rn art ma
man of the W om en s Debat* \\ os
or from Dada?, is a candolate
shop. She has been soc a cha;:
for s? Men* Asse rn bl* from Colman and rush captain fo r De.*a lege of F in e A rts. She is a mem-

Sw eetheart

F in a lis t*

F iv e W ien Sw e e th ea rt fin alists
have heen selected.
CHARLESA W O LFE
T h e y are Dick C arney, Ford
ber of A rts Students Association, Seiiso n , George W
M ille r, Bill
Radio A ctors, and C u rta in Club. N icholas, and B ill Shem ake.
Miss W o lfe has participated in
One fin a lis t was d isq u a lified
several television show’s. "H ip s y because o f a fr a te r n ity a ffilia tio n .
B o o ," and "Time- Staggers O n ."
The mr.sculine idea! of the intieA me** ie; of A lpha Upsilon Phi pendent women w ill he ele; ted
social sorority, her o rig in *! one- from the finalists at a m eeting
act pax w
he produced in No
M onday night and announced at
v em ber by the D epartm ent of D ra ­ fhe Sadie Hawkins Dance N o vem ­
ma.
ber 3.

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Shorthorns Seek Victory

Crucial G a m e s D o t
both are features. Odessa play* at
Pam pa in the firs t showdown of
the D istrict I rare in ( lass A A A A .
W hen the w inner playa Lubbock
the title is expected to be decided.
Both Ode sa and Pam pa are un­
defeated by Odessa has been tied.
Lubbock, undefeated and untied,
plays dow n! rod der
f-an Angelo
this week.
In Class A W y lie of A b ilen e and
< ross Pla.n s get together a t < rosa
Plain s sn a battle for the leader*
“ hip of D istrict 7. It xviii a L o have
two
undefeated,
intied
teams
playing each other.
Hut otherw ise, battle* fo r dis*
t net honor- furnish the feature
game-. Most of the,,, arc between
tea rn« w ith spotted records in ca-on piny but still favo rite* for
their d istrict championships.
One of the most interesting
game
w ill be W ic h ita F a lls at
Tex arkan a.
W ic h ita
Fails,
last
ye a r's
champion,
started
o ff
poorly this yeai but ha- gathered
steam until it is considered tough
enough to beat I cxa rk a na, the
d istrict 5 favorite in Clags A A A A .
There arc 47 undefeated teams
le ft in the state % top four d a .sifica* on* with lo of those having
ties on their records. Chances ate
’ hat the list will be trimmed to
around .35 this week end.

By th§ A* toddled /*??$$
C rucial game- dot t; e bulging
Texas schoolboy football schedule
in e ve ry class th, week end with
the accent or conference play and
few bat' ic
mat*’
_■ unbeaten
team-.
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N E W V O R K , Oct. 2
onferer c a n d
Tw o Southw est
o n e B o rd e r Ct n f pre n re player*
18 rn- e college footW e re
j T hursday by
ball
Al! Amene a
on th e
board for ron?i dera f
A merit’s
first
ai
«ee<
team.
The team w ill
close of the gear
Those named
O ffe n s iv e p I a y’cr*
Hill
Southw est Co nfefence
Howton, Rice e rid, cau gh t three
touchdow n passe s on nlavs if 52,
62 ane! 2- yards in O wl'* 28-7 v ic ­
tory ove r Sou the n Methodist.. He
also played superbly rn defense.
Defensive players:
Southw est
Hob Gi ffin , A r ­
r anoas enter, played do r,, i nut.es
double duty and led tile offense
'hat held m ighty Tc va s to four
first downs.

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\ K T O B I A, Oct. 25 -<ZP) - The
V ic to ria College Pirates pushed
aero*® a second q u arter touchdown
and added o u i more in the fourth
qu arter to blank the Southw est
Texas It f eam, 20-0, T hursday.
V ic to ria
linebackei
M orebeek
Sum m er intercepted a pass th row n
bv San M arcos quarterback H. <
P lu en n ekc to -ift up the first.
P ira te score, M ike Yreka pow<*rcH
over from the three.

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Longhorns to Trip
Upset-mindedOwls

Texas will be anywhere from a 6 to 14-point favorite
over the Rice Owls when they meet in Memorial Stadium
n>rn"'*** Saturday,if this week’s truestexperts’ predictions are cor-

Also Ohio Stare to smash Iow a,
N orth w estern to claw' W isconsin,
N ebraska to outpoint M issouri,
Penn to -ink N a vy, and Illin o is to
best Ind iana.
In games of last, week end, the
T abb crs fa re d little better than
other so-called “ expert*.”
The
Texan Expert*- were fooled by
Aitch contests as Texas-A rkansas,
R u e S M U , T C I AA M, Ohio StateIndiana, < a lifo rn ia - U S C , etc., etc.
T h e y hope it doe* n’t. happen
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f a s t e r Sim cik , rig h t h a lfb a ck;
and K e lle y , fullback.
Moon w ill be the on.
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post on
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be H arlo w , le ft tackle; Lonnie
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N e a t p e r f e c t p ic k s a r c ’I thane them to win. I he Kciteral concensus Is that f exas will win
over A u b u rn , Notre Dame over b y one touchdown. Only a few prognosticators SRV t h e .
Purd ue, and Prin ceto n over Cori,
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are a two-touchdown favorite, while one predicts a tie.
In some tnat look closer, the
T E X A S 19
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J rabbet* c all fo r K e n tu ck y to clip Bubba Swain, junior business administration major from
Flo rid a , G eorgia Tech to w reck
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Baytown, “ Rife has a .sophomore-studded ball club that
I \ an d erb ilt,
V’illanova
to
blast
has been under-rated in pre-season predictions, but they
Houston,
M aryland
to trounce
U S U , and .Stanford to scalp W a s h ­
are not the seasoned team that they will be up against
ington.
when they meet the Longhorns.”

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Fish e r, Superior,
Neb., and
Dentex Dan, owned by ( . W . Floe*,
Tem ple, Tex., fought th e ir w ay
through to rap ture victories in the
second round of the 110,000 stake.
Red Flag, a brindle owned by H.
O. F o w le r o f Big Spring , lex.,
gave the older dog* com petition.

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M u r f f Biedaoe of P earsall and
Louis Paine of La m a r ( Houston c
A uatm 's
l.a rry
Lundatedt
and
K e r r v ille ’s Ja y to n Golemon pace
the R ice forw ard wall on both ofP ro vid in g the spark fo r the fen*e and defense.
Coach Em erson has indicated
Y e a rlin g s’ ground game w i I he
B illy Q uinn, last w e e k ’s top ball he w ill use an o f f e n s i v e rombinac a rrie r with 58 yards on 15 tries, tion of Moon, le ft end; Buck
and E d K e lle y , a strong up-the- Lansford, le ft tal kie; Jim m y Sammiddle ru n n e l.
uelson,
left.
g uard;
Leighton
one win and two louses in p lay to
date. T hey have whipped T C U ’s
Wogs, 21-13, and dropped deci­
sions to Del M a r .Junior f ollege,
46 13, and S M C ’s Colts, 26-6.

In the a e ria l departm ent, F e rd ia
B u rk e t, who connected on 5 of his
IO tosses against. B a y lo r, w ill be
throw ing to a trio of rangy ends,
H o w a rd M oon, M alcolm K itch e n s
and W a y n e D elaney.
The Blue Bolts* standard I attack
is
well-balanced.
Coach
Moore
nas
a ‘ harp passer in
Claude
Roa< h, a
San Ja c in to
(H o u s to n ) product, and an explosive ru n n er
in M ac
T aylo r, the
s tate ’s No. 2 ground gainer <h ilr
The
13 Texan T abb ers
un­ p laying for Lubbock in high school
fazed by “ U pset W e e k ” and a 13-7 circles la'-t. season.
A
pair of fine taiget,
for
re 1'ord fo r la t w e e k ’s g a m e s are back w ith more sp ark lin g ^’ a ' ’’
parse* arc offered by
prognostications on the top tw e n ty
football tussel* in the nation.
Guest Experts
On the Southw est srrne, Texan
Tai>s see it this w ay :
Texa*
Longhorns Hie a 121
choice to de-feather the R ice Owls.
\rkarisa'* « a runaw ay 'e le ctio n
over S a n ta C lara.
The Texa Aggie- are an “ e x tra ­
point” 7-6 fa vo rite over B a ylo r.
And Southern L a i g e t s t h e nod

A B I L E N E , K a . , O rt, 25
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Fa vo rites in the I'. S. < hallengr
Cup, the natio n’s top coursing o v rr O ' 15 Horned Frogs.
N a tio n a lly, the Tabbera look fo r
event, stayed on top in T h u rs d a y ’?
d o ser games than usual this week,
racing

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R ice In s titu te ’s two-day in v a ­
sion of Mem orial Stadium com ­
mences at 2 o clock this afternoon
when its freshman team tangles
with T tx a J \ carlings.
ro a c h Ox Em erson’* Y e a rlin g *
w ill be shooting for the firs t victo ry of their young collegiate ca
recrs, having dropped th e ir season
opener w ith B a y lo r ’s Cubs in Waco a n F r id a y night by a 25-7
count. T h e y v ill also be seeking
to avenge a 20-16 d e f e a t which
tho R ic e frosh banded them in
Houston l a s t fall.
R ice '
B lu e Bolts, tutored by
Charles Moore, sport a record of
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m any years. Since 1936, wnen lif*
B j th* Aiaotntfi Pratt
I f predictions are follow ed there O wls started m oving up into the
w ill be an undisputed leader of top c ru s t, Rice has won 12 of 21
b a c k ; and Glen D yer, safety.
the Southw est C onference football
games. Some of the bitterest up­
S ta rte rs for the O w let* w ill in- race th i** week end.
sets Texas ever took have come
elude P a in e , .e ft end; R obert CaAs of now, TCL’, B a y lo r, and
from
the Owls.
shion, le ft ta c k le ; Kenneth Pa u l,
Rice are undefeated in C onference
The odds-makers don’t thin Ile ft g u ard ; Jim m y Ja x , c en ter;
play. T C C isn’t in danger of losing
T C L ' ha* much chance again?*
Lundatedt, l ight g u a rd ; Golem on,
its status since it plays Southern
Southern C a lifo rn ia , topplcr of
rig h t tack!**; Bledsoe rig h t end; C a lifo rn ia
in an
intersectional
the n atio n ’s N o. I team — C a lifo r ­
“ Oach, ^quai tm back, la y lor, le ft game a t Lo * A n geles S a tu rd ay.
n ia — last week. Southern Cal is a
h a lfb a ck , Dk’k . cgm, right naifB u t B a y lo r and R ice are in dan­
ba^k; and Don C osta, fullback.
13 S -point
fa v o rite .
H ow ever,
ger. T h e ir loss would leave T C C
If
ra n
continues
to
fall
w hile this is based la rg e ly on the
high and dry in the -addle.
roughout the day, as it did
anticipation
that TCL* w ill be
B a ilo r , the last undefeated, un­
l , roug,
T h u rsd ay, the game site w iii be
“ lo w n ” a^ 'er being sn high against
tied team in the league, plays
shifted to F r e e m a n Fie ld rn order
Texas A A M last week, no allo w ­
once-beaten Texa.*- A & M at C o l­
to insure a re la tiv e ly d ry M em orial
ance appears to have been made
lege Statio n . R ice, which won it
Stadium tu r f for the v arsity game
fo r Southern C a lifo rn ia being in
C onference start over S M U meets
S a tu rd a y afternoon.
the same state.
rugged T^xas at A u stin.
Arkan-as is a solid choice over
Texas is an eight-point fa v o r­
ite, A Sc M is a half-point selection. S a n ta C la ra although the RazorThe A g g ie- B aylo r battle is the backs reached into the ozone last
headliner. It matches the c ir c u it’s week in beating Texas 16-14 in a
top o ffensive team — Texas A A M , m a jo r upset. A rk an sa s and Santa
w ith a 365-yard average per game C la ra have played only one tim e —
— and the leading defensive out­ in 1938, when S a n ta C la ra won,
f it — B a y lo r, which as sting ily a l­ 21-6. B u t the Broncos, w ith a
N E W Y O R K , Oct.
rf*
A
lowed
only
198.5
yards
per record of fo u r losses and one win,
m ajor player trade is
•ew
do not appear to p flig h t in any
contest.
tw een Brook!
and the Cincinleague
this season. A rkansas is a
B u t B a y lo r has a to p flig h t ofnoti Reds w herr v E w e ll (T h e
fen«e, ton, ha’ ng averaged 322 13 -point fa vo rite, which sounds
W h ip ) B la c k w e ll ma
go to the
yards, and A A M has held the oppo­ about right.
Dodgers in e; change fo r one of
Southern M ethodist is taking
sition to 259 per outing.
th e ir top-flight outfiesider*.
Texas faces in Rice, a t' am t at the wee* o ff to get ready fo r the
B ro o d y:
Vice-Presbident K. J.
has been a thorn in its side for tra d itio n a l battle w ith Texas.
(B u z z y i B a va.si T
rnday adm it­
ted
he had discussed
possible
t r a d e s w.t.h G a be P a u l, new g en ­
eral m anager of tho Reds.
B > a -i dec I od to say w hether
B la c k w e ll va- 11 c n in ce sought.
The Reds reportedly asked for
e ith er Duke Sn id er, <ar! h u rillo ,
or A n d y P a f k o — in th at ord er—
in return for The W h ip . They reoutedly w’ere a g reeab le to a manfor-man --wap in the r a-e of S n i­
der or F u n iio , but demanded a
p itch er to go along w ith P a fk o .

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Congress Lifts Tax
From HS Athletics
W A S H IN G T O N , O rt. 25
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The 20 per cent ac rn ss ions fax on
tickets to High school fo o tb a ll, bas
k ttb a l , and other athletic events

nff ncxt D -raday, Nov. 1.
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Margaret Mill*, graduate music major from Caldwell,
“ T h ats a tough one to pick, after R ices victory over
SM C last week. They hate a very good chance and I
think it will he about even."
T E X A S 20
RIC E 14
Jerral Skinner, freshman pharmacy major from Kerrville,
“ Texas hasn t been doing as well as expected, but it
will beat Rice after last week s loss to Arkansas.”
T E X A S 20
R IC E 7
Dr. Jo« B. Frantz, assistant professor of history, “ I don’t
figure flier can hold up two week ends in a row.”
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few tax reductions or elim inations
in toe S'»,69l,(K>iv'00 tax ncrease
bill.
T he le vy on the high si hoo!
games was or gin a1 Iv enacted ten
ye ars ago when Congress u a ° t r y ­
ing to raise revenue for the defense program.
T he 20 per cent tax is not
elim inated on o .ie g o games.
The
exemption f r o m the levy applies
sp e c ific a lly
to e lem en ta ry
and
*econdary (h ig h ) schools and then
oui;, lf “ the proceed? inure exclus iv tly to toe b en efit
of these
institution
\id rs of the jo in t
Congressional com m ittee on taxa

T E X A S 21
R IC E 7
Marge Hargrove, junior elementary education major from tion “ aid v irtu a lly a high school
Houston. " I think if vie win, wo will win by two touch- gl>nif*
th<l ron,llt-" ndowns. But I'm afraid Rice will fir pretty keyed-up for Maxim, Chari** to Fight Dec. 12
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V the game.”
Prom o ter .Iimm> M ir ra y T h u rsd a y
T E X A S 21
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announced the signing of light
Billie C o o k , senior drama m a i o r from Odessa, “ This o n e heavyw eig ht c h a m p i o n Jo e y
is pretty hard to decide. Texas ha* a more seasoned M axim and form er heavyw eig ht
cham pion Fzzard Uharle* for a
team.”
12-round ti on title bout in the San
TEXAS
20
RIC E 13
Franci-oo C o w Palace, Dec. 12.
Shelly Hall, junior French major from Lubbock. “ Th*
Owls raised a ruckus in TLallas la<d Saturday hut thev
Faculty and Students
won t g iv e a HOOT this ueek end. I ’m a Texas defen­
“ W e Know Your
sive fan.”
TEXAS
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Dan Hall, senior advertising major from Dallas. “ Rice will
lie pretty geared-up for Texas. I keep remembering
G enuine Ford Parts
and Ford Trained Personnel
what happened year before last and really don’t know
what to expect of Rice.”
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Cen Tooley, Texan Sports Editor. “ The Longhorns will he
tops in offensive strength Saturday, hut i n j u r i e s will
hurt the defensive line-up which will account for the
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UT Cross Country Team
Meets A & M Here Today

before thin ye a r in a straig ht twom ile run at College Sta tio n . It
The University of Texas cross was a tria n g u la r meet w ith the
c o u n try team w ill be an underdog O klahom a Aggies being the third
F r id a y afternoon when they en­ particip ant. The two Southw est
counter a highly seasoned Texas
C onference schools both finished
A & M team at the A u stin C o u n try
behind the O klahom ans w ith the
Club.
Longhorn h arrie r* tak ing third
T he meet, scheduled for 3:30
place.
p.m., w ill he the third cross coun­
F r id a y ’s run w ill bp laid out
try run o f the season fo r the
Lo n g h o rn '. Since the A g g ie's have over 2.7 miles of the Austin Coun- their reserve strength. Rundell,
a lre a d y particip ated in fo u r other try C lu b ’s golf course.
B ra d le y , ami Odell are veterans
S te e r Coach Fro g g ie Lo w o rn o f last y e a r ’s team.
encounters, and can fie ld an a 11letterm an
team, the speedsters said T h u rsd a y " W e w on’t beat the
The A g g ie s’ veterans are paced
from College S ta tio n w ill be at Aggies, but I think the C adets w ill bv captain Jo h n C nrm any, Ju lia n
he in for a surprise. W e are just H erring , Ja m e s Blain e, C harles
lfH 't seven-point favo rites.
The two teams have met once now beginning to round our boys H uggins, and C harles G ab riel.
into shape, and they w ill give a
A ll but Blain e w ere members
b etter showing F r id a y than they o f Coach R a y Putt man'a team
did in that two-mile m eet at which finished second in the C on­
A & M ."
ference last year.
B la in e is a tra n s fe r student
C each Lo v v o m w ent on to ex­
plain that, each ye a r Texas tries from Jo h n T a rle to n Ju n io r C o l­
to bring th e ir crew into tip top lege, and is considered one o f the
shape ju s t before the C onference A g g ies’ most dependable runners.
B y JIM DO D D
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South Carolina Drubs
Clemson Tigers, 2 0 -0

Have Had Their Eyes Examined at Texas State . . .

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( O L U M B IA , S.C ., O rt. 25.— (ZP)
South C a ro lin a , predicted to lose

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by one to two touchdowns, stunned
Clemson T h u rsd a y w ith a decisive
20-0 victo ry.
S to u t and a le rt defensive play,
aided by numerous Clemson fu m ­

bles, was the v ic to ry key in the
Southern C onference game.
The hard, fast-charging South
C a ro lin a fo rw ard s had the jum p
on Clemson from the start. Tim e
and again they smothered B illy
H a ir, Clemson trip le th re a t star,
I on his runs and m any pass at
tempts. An a le rt secondary took
| the s'in g out of C lem son’* passing
attack.

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It was the firs t tim e Clemson
had been held scoreless since it
lost to N o rth
C a ro lin a S ta te,
18-0, in 1947.
The entire South C a ro lin a team

was keyed to fe ve r pitch w hile
Clemson was o ff form.
The fly in g fe e t of B i lly S te ­
phens, defensive halfback from
A tla n ta , gave South C a ro lin a its
firs t touchdown late in the fumblefilled opening period. H a ir punted
from
C lem son’a
29.
Stephens
caught the ball on his 27, got two
fin e blocks, and burst through a
swarm o f Clemson players at top
speed fo r a 73-yard touchdown
run.
South C a ro lin a racked up its
second touchdown when q u arter­
back D ick B a lk a plunged two o ver
right guard.
The fin a l score, in the final
period, carne when Clemson was
desperate and try in g anything.
VS' i th the ball on his 12, H a ir
threw a pass. South
C a ro lin a
C enter H a rry Jab b u sch grabbed
the ball inside the 15-yard line.
H e had a clear field to the goal.

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ing down o f the oposition by su­
perior numbers, and a crushing
ground game. The M aroons have
a p ra ctic a lly non-existant a ir a t­
tack.
The game could develop into a
sp raklin g o ffe n sive battle. E a ch
side has g reat atta ckin g operatives.
T he M aroons can call on flashy
D elano W o m ack , who ran fo r two
long touchdowns against Laredo,
R o y H a llib u rto n , G eorge F r e d e r­
ick, and Ja m e s S h u rtle ff.
A
defensive th rille r, though,
isn ’t out of the question— since
the Texans have allowed ju st
three enem y touchdowns in five
games, and the manpower-rich
M aroons alw ays find some w ay to
stop an opponent w ith o u t giving
up m any points.

7 4 5 o'clock
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O th o 1 r a w fo r d
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Jo h n K od d o ck vc R a lp h T a tu m .
T h o * . L n a a t e r wa. < ha*. C a n d ie r .
• a n o n H o a r s e vs. G r a y d o n B r u t o n
X tr a b n m S i rig v * . P h i l F ir he I b a rg e r.
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W a lk one side of the street
and you hear it s, even steven— 6
to 5 and take yo u r pick. On the
other side, Louis rem ains a 7 to
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M arcian o’s 15 per rent around
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G e n e ra lly speaking the profes­
sionals— managers, seconds and
m atchm akers — like Louis.
The
Coast-to-coust radio ( A B C ) and man-in-the-street goes fo r the kid
I television ( N B O w ill beam this from Brockton.
heavyw eight braw l to m illions.
One veteran m anager put it
S till, some 15.000 are expected to a p tly:
pay $150,000 or more to see it
“ I t ’s a case of how fa r has the
in the flesh.
young guy come and how f a r has

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The 27-year-old M arcian o, w ith
the smashing right, th e y say, w ill
put a period to the 17-year-career
o f Louis.
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ALL

O w i C o a c h Je s s N e e ly who is
in his tw elfth y e a r as d ire cto r o f
R ice football fortunes. In I I
years at the Institute, N ee ly's
team s have won 69, lost 40, and
tied 4. Included in his 69 v ic ­
tories are some o f the Southwest's most crim inal upsets and
one o f his fa v o rite victim s has
been Texas.

8 : 3 0 o ’c l o c k

George Porter vs. Arthur

THE

N E W Y O R K , Oct. 25— (ZP)— • has a non-title h e avyw e ig h t brawl
S o w En g lan d support fo r ru g g e d 1excited so much interest. L o u is
Rocky M arcian o, unbeaten B r o c k - i is the m agic name that lights the
ton,
Mass.,
slugger,
T h u rsd ay flam e. B u t the lure now is the
shaved the odds close to even chance o f being in on the k ill—
j m oney fo r his big 10-round test that night when some yo ungster
against Jo e Louis F r id a y night w ill knock the Bom b er into re­
tirem ent fo r keeps.
at Madison Sq u are Garden.

The gam e— in some places re ­
fe rre d to as the ‘‘high school game
of the y e a r " — could w ell deter­
mine the Class 6 - A A A A champion,
m eet, and by that tim e he hopes
and m ight have an im portant bear­
to have an even bigger surprise
ing on the state race.
fo r the top-notch A g g ie runners.
Seats are at a premium fo r the
The Stee rs are led by captain
game.
C orpus C h ris ti’s allocation
C. A . R u n d e ll, who finished third
in the Southw est C onference meet was sold out qu ickly, and they
last, y e a r. R ound ing out tile firs t have requested more. S in ce the
five w ith R u n d e ll are O tis Budd, A u stin block is alm ost com pletely
P a t O dell, A n d y K illa m , and Ches­ gone, A u stin High o ffic ia ls are
te r B ra d le y . Lincoln Je a n e s and m aking arrangem ents to have ex­
E a r ly W h itesid es give the harriers tra sideline seats put up.

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T h u rsd ay night that the drizzle
should break by noon F r id a y , w ith
the
w ea th e r
rem aining
pa rtly
cloudy u n til game tim e— w ith the
p o ssibility o f showers
the game
progresses.
The Texans, in w hat is only
th e ir second ye a r as a separate
team , have progressed to a point
o f being considered one of the top
A A A A elevens in the state. T hey
are one o f the last fo u r un d efeat­
ed, untied Class A A A A clubs.
The wide-open R a y attack is
led by such stalw a rts as R a y
K an ip e, the team ’s leading scorer
— 39 points; Adolph Y an ez ; Fred
M o rg a n ;
Sonny
C risp ;
Je r ry
Young;
Buddy
T ed d e r;
L a rry
W e b e r; and Jo h n R ay.
A u s tin ’s Maroons, on the other

S IM S

Cloudy, drizzling w eath er T h u rs­
day threw new* confusion into the
scene o f the A u stin M aroons’ c ru ­
cial D istric t 6 - A A A A battle w ith
the R a y H igh Texans o f Corpus
C hristi.
The game is to be played in
A u s tin ’s House park, w*ith kick
o ff at 8 p.m. F rid a y .
The Texans, e a rlie r regarded
as favo rites, would appear to be
more in danger from the incle­
m ent w eath er— since they resort
to lots o f the “ S M U - ty p e ” plays.
The T ex an s’ pitchouts, laterals,
and strong passing game seem c e r­
tain to s u ffe r if the w eather stays
as it was T hursday.
The U .S . W e a th e r B u rea u said

noon,” C renshaw stated.
The

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Joe Louis Favored
To W hip Marciano

club.

U a tio n f o r Men, announced T h u rs­
d a y th a t a th ir d phase o f the as­
s o c ’ation— a w e ight-lifting club
jbrould be organized F rid a y a t 5
p m . in Cr? gory Gym 27.
I Crens aw said the weight-lifti l n g club was ^ r e t h a t comes and
f o e s . Som e years it is good and

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A photo sequence tak“ n in last S a t­
u rd ay’s football K a m e between O kla­
homa A & M and D rake U n iv e rs ity graphically illustrates the distasteful side of
c o lle y sports and w hat's even worse,
c o lle y coaching.
It is probably a rare occasion when
one player goes a long w ay out of his
normal path to “ get” another. And it
probably is even more Tare when a
coach, conscious of such an act. passes
the incident o ff lightly w ithout d isci­
plining the offender. Both rarities* un­
fortunately. occurred in the game at
Stillw ater. Oklahoma, in which Jo hn n y
Rrigh? of Drake left the field with a

broken jaw
On the play in question, B rig h t ’ he
n atio n s
leading
ground-gainer had
handed off the bab and was w atching
the p r o g r e s s O f pia> “when smashed in
the face by guard W ilbanks Sm ith of th e
Aggies. The pict ires clearly s h o w the
deliberate nature of the violation.
Coach J B. W h itw o rth of the Aggies
admitted t h a t the -*>-<ailed “ block*
thrown by Sm ith at B rig h t were illegal.
He added, though, that he would tak«
no d iscip linary action against Sm ith be­
cause he was convinced that Bright was
not injured purposely.
F o r a coach to make such a statement
when confronted with conclusive photo­
graphic evidence would not automa u .il­
ly mean, as s o m e sportsw riters have
s u g g e ste d , t h a t
W h itw o rth in s t r u c t e d
his players to hurt B rig h t. It would con­
clusively show that hi* “ win at-a11-costs”
attitude oversteps the bounds of decency
and character molding that should mark
an'.- coa< h.
The o rdinary coach, mole anxious to
preserve his in teg rity and the good name
Of hi* school than to cripple the opposi­
tion. could he counted on to suspend a
W i I bank
Sm ith v ithout any regrets.
Last fall, for example. Loach Otis Doug­

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las at A rkansas removed two " a r linemen, G r iffin and W illiam s, from his
team for missing classes— and a* a time
when both were v ita lly needed.
Not W h itw o rth , a black eye to the
coaching profession.
W e ’re grateful that

there

are

few

Qij-rp the e ffe c ts of Cr - co m ­
m u n ic a tio n * w o n d e r a:*- b e co m in g
m o re p ro n o u n c e d w ith each pass4

To t h e SOO executives attending t h e
Texas Personnel and Management A s­
sociation conference; howdy.
The U n iv e rs ity ha* been pro .<1 to have
you yesterday and today, arui we hope
your stay is such th e ’
ou’ll w ant to

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ta k e a sin gle seat fro m ( h u re h ili's
m en
a n d b y a ll n o rm a l s ta n d a rd s
til*' fu I Con e rv a tiv e s tre n g th v a *
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m ent,
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to n ig h t,
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coneeded th e e a r ly tre n d m ean t
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or .so in th e H ouse o f C om m ons.
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‘lib e ra lity * th a t w e are - ib je c te d
to in y o u r d a ily , the ex p re? ions
o f a n g u ish o ve r M r. R a y s le tte r
a b o u t th e I N fla g are p-msibly the
m o«t o u tla n d is h .
T h e tw o le tte rs I r e f e r to a le
tho>e m o rta l c rie s in p r o t e a o v e r
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m e re ly asked, in an am u su g sni t
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t ma I rn, ft • -r <* >u fre e s tu d y ,
!' eo wor dup, a: I e er yth ng e x ­
c e p t fr e e b e e r . . .
VV hen in te rn a tio n a lis m , in the
g use o f the I N o r a n y o th e r org u n iz a tin n , has been m o re suecest I th a n i.as o u r “ s e lf is h " and
“ p r o v in c ia l"
n a tio n a lis m ,
th e n
* i id th e n o n ly ) let th e U N fla g
f ly in p rid e alo n g sid e o u r n a tio n a l
A N D state co lo rs.
B u t u n t il then . le t th e I ’ N e a rn
its e x a lte d posit - n. TI e soldiers
a u d marine-; dyi ng in K>>roa ar**
n o t d o in g so ’ r t e U N . T h e y
a re d o in g it fo • th* n se lve s and
th e ir n a tio n and >e ut isr th e y w e re
c a lle d upon b y t ne r n a tio n . I. f o r
o n e, h ave n e v e r -eon a * lra ft * ard
issu ed b y the U n ite d N a tio n s and
I suspect
M r. Keo mas and M r.
A (tr e y h a v e n ’t e ith e r.
T h e a n s w e r M r. A u t r e y gives
fo r the reason th e U N fla g w as
raised h ere is a classic o f g o b b le ­
degook -“ to
c o m m e m o ra te
the
c o rk in g * o f a g ro u p th a t is k e e n ­
in g M r, R a y fr*>m -.hooting a r fie
in ste ad o f sh o o t!’ g o f f hi- m o u th
in the c o m fo rt o f his co lle g e sur.m nngs j n a fre e c o u n t r y " —
\\ hew I I f ti . I N on v k n e w th e y
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,if.. a uf * <
•r t •e r ta ste .

politics and < I leat ion,

o u t in a re* c u t iM u e
a n e w s fe a tu re s u r­
c o n tro lle d b y N e w s ­
s u rv e y s o f A ir ie r m a’s

Cf) AI HINT; IN srrad a*e im!
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u t En* ish. Phi-r.e 6 -8::: after 6
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Per* ••(•- 4r e i o*t in.portarit an­

I w as p a - '.n g b y the N e w m a n
A n n e x 2, and n o tice d a mo-t ins p irin g po'-te r d is p la y r g R e v o do.
Voil!ung R h c ’s O w l.
I th in k th os** b o ys h a v e done a
g ro a t jo !) and hope th a t o th e rs
sho Md fo llo w th e ir id*
V IC T O R M A N I K IA N

U n iv e r s it y

3 0 . Cia* a r t

R ii 32
»1 K led
33. Goddess of
d is c o r d (( r J

TO

A fit**.r n Hex an, left. w in g Snc a li-t w h o q u a rre le d w ith A ttle e
o v e r arm s sp en d in g p o lic ie s and
th in closed ra n k s d u rin g th e c a m ­
paign , w as re-elected w th fiv e o f
his
close
su pp o rter
BevanY
ch an ces o f g ra b b in g le a d e rs h ip o f
the L ab o r P a r t y w e re d im m ed ,
h o w e v e r, by V ttle e 's re-electio n .
(in c o f B e v a n ’s su p p o rte rs J e ­
fe .ted Randolph. C h u rc h ill, son of
t Ii o C o tis e rv a ttv e le a d e r.

24. T in ber
fortify ation
25 L e v e l
26 S titch e d
S o u th
28 N am e
(ta ro lm a
,1 Rais- d
(ab b r )
w ales on
R e d u ces
cloth
<)p o r a t 'e
34 C if . ( A la r
m elody
36 G ra te
Monk* y
37. G h T s nan e
Close as a
h a w k 's f .v*; BS M o rn in g
f p o et. I
O rg an s of
39 B a n d "O-like
h earin g
gras*
Sp e ck s
42 V e r y
F e llo w
Im por 'a n t
A nim bus
Per.*'>n(a b l r
V alu ed

en*K»=>,

Good Work

-

4 W in g - E k e
5 C o ve r w itli
I . v. top

w h o le.
S a t is f y g the c f i t L 3 and th e
m illio n s o f set o w n e rs places t e le ­
v is io n in a th re e - p ro n g e d d ile m ­
m a; J , te le v is io n cost m o n e y, 2,
b ro a d c a s te rs need a d v e rtis e rs , an d
3 ii -* stive r* ' rs wa• t. b>g a idi-

cn ce s ta n d p o in t. P o lit ic a l te le v is ­
in g , h o w e v e r, b rin g s to m in d fo u r
se rio u s
p ro b le m s :
q u estio n s
of
ch o ice , in d iv id u a l rig h ts , co st, and
f a ir p la y . A p p a r e n t ly th e re e x ist"
no ye« o r no a n s w e r.

OOO W Sib St

T h * - p a r ty w n n in g th*- most
scats in C o m m o n s chooses t h e
P i I me M in iste r and ru n * th e g o v ­
e rn m e n t
Each
of
the d is tr ic t*
vo ted o n ly fo r its own m an , n o th ­

Daily Texan Crossword Puzzle
Of a

is p o ssib le.
A s p o in te d
o f P la t f o r m ,
v e y m a g a z in e
w e e k , no tw o

.

1951.
Attle*- h im s e lf wa ic e le c te d to
P a r lia m e n t in the L o n d o n s u b u rb
(lf \\e*t W a lth a m - to w , (to llin g 23,0 2 ! vo tes f o r an l l ,57 I vo te m a r­
gin o v e r a comp-1rn* rv e ly u n k n o w n
<'o n s a r v a t i v i, E . I*. L . D u n e a n n .
I.c-t y e a r A ttle e n u up a m a rg in
o f 12,107. W it h a C h u r c h ill v ic ­
to ry , Attle*- w o lid go ba■ k to
P a r lia m e n t o n ly a “ L e a d e r o f the
O p p o s itio n ," th e (Kist ( lur-'nils ha*
Held th e last sjx ye a rs

ing

o f e n te rta in rr.ent. There .« d e b a te
a b o u t w h e th e r T V p ro g ram s are
asset-; or lia b ilitie s — ta k e n as a

/

* • g vc

• e la t iv e s .
Tho fr • 275 d is tric ts re p o r tin g
g,i\*- th*- ( o p s c r vat. iv*-s 17.9 per
ce n t os the to ta l jio p u lai' v o te , as
c o p p a re d w ith I T S in th o se distr ic tf in 1950's e le c tio n , T he co m ­
p ariso n fo r L a b o r w a* 50,5 per
ce n t o f th e ti ta i th is y e a r , ag a inst
48.2 la s t y e a r . T h e L ib e r a l* had
1.7 per r e n t o f the to ta l in thc-e
d is tric ts , a g a in s t x 3 p e r c e n t in

o n ly

s ta tis tic s p o in t both w ays.
C o n c e r n in g f a m ilia r it y , e x p e rts
say th a t th e p o te n tia l size o f the
r a x o n 's tele*, si on a u d ie n ce plus
T V ’s p o w e r fu l im p a c t w ill c o m ­
b ine to w o rk m a jo r chai ge- on
A m e r ic a n Ii*, in g h ab its.
T h e r e ’s d e ’ ate a b o u t w h e th e r
T V is su i p la n tin g o u r o th e r m eans

ch o w .
Its g ro w in g e f f e c t on o u i so fia !
and econom ic, p a tte rn s has b re n
co m p a re d wk th th a t o f th e a u to ­
m o b ile , th** te le p h o n e , Mm e le c tric
light., and eve r the p rin tin g pre s.
N o w s e r v in g a b o u t or e th ird o f
th*- na? io n 's fa m ilie s , IV appc
3
to h»e c a p a b le o f e v e n t u a lly s e r v ­
in g all b lit a fe w re m o te a re a s in
th is c o u n try . E s tim a te s on the f u ­
tu re n u m b er o f s ta tio n s ru n as
high as 2,000
the m ax im u m th a t

l ab o r 158 seat.-, the C o n s e rv a ­
tive-* l i d an d til*- L ib e r a ls 2. B u t
th*--'** p r e lim in a r y fig u re s did n o t
'c li t he s to ry
th*- real s t o r y w as
in th*- n et g a in s m ade bv th e ( on*

I ne f Ion et v at ive
w re ' e*l i i
H o u se o f ( ornrri n- seats fr<>ni
P r im e M in is te r d e m e n t R . A tt
le e '* L a b o rite s . T h e L ib e r a l P a r ­
t y ousted a L a b o r ite in a n o th e r
d is tr ic t. T h a i m ade a n e t loss o f
12 seats fo r the L a b o rite s , w ho

Sometimes a W e e k Is
More Than Just a W eak

’ ;4 ‘

p ro g re ss.
B e r .c f r- an d sh o rtc o m in g s. T *te r ,log aud en*'es ran g e fro ;;
the
ten-year-old w h o se n o rm a l life
ru in e d to th*- busy h o u s e w ife w ho
get,- .chat a m o u n ts to s e ,'-edu ­
c a tio n b y -pare-tim c f a z i n g a t the
m agic m ed iu m . T h e r e a r e p r-o( e
w h o sw e a r by
and those w h o
c u rse th e th o u g h t o f -•le w m g -t
even in 'm a ll doses.
T V v ie w e rs in c lu d e such zanies
as th e m an in M em p h is w h o to *ed
a ( h a ir at hi
w ife an d d u ck ed
h e r hea l in th e b a th tu b a f t e r she
a c c id e n t a lly blo cked hrs v ie w o f
th.< s c r e e n ; a man in B rid g e p o rt
w ho n ig h tly p *t his a e r ia l up a t ’ cr
d a rk ar *1 took it hack in s id e be­
fo re g o in g to sle*-n hoes. r*e t.f e.
v isio n w as fo rb id d e n in his loweost
h o u sin g
p r o je c t;
an d
th e
u n co u n te d m a -ses o f kids w h o p re ­
fe r six-gun H o p p y to six © clo ck

fin 3 a J ,a r e
ship.
B u t to the people of a small nation in
Europe the date has a meaning that
was never more (lear. F o r on October
28, I HIH. Czechoslovakia gained its free­
dom and independence. There w ill he
no celebration of Independente D ay for
them this year, hut among the A m e ri­
cans and Texans of Czechoslovak de­
scent this day is not being forgotten.

_

to w a tch c a r e f u lly its g ro w th a n d

v is it us again.

Sunday, October 28, doesn’t mean
much to most Am ericans. Ju s t another
typical Sunday a da; <>f rest and w o r­

»

ng n -int-— or
po
• >n
*
liv e s o f c h ild re n , on sp o rts, on
g e n e ra l e n t t r t * it in .e n t , *n d e ve n
on e d u c a tio n - ’ '! a sou-' d rd*'*

J- lo iv Jl'I

Dear Gene:

d

RU SS K ER ST EN
T>rn- Ed *Cvt
The
tr o u b le
w ith
te U rria io n ,
co m m e n te d one sage o b s e rv e r, “ ta
th a t it's hard to Ire a b o u t it fa * t
e n o u gh to ke- p ip w ith th e t r u t h . "

W h itw o rth s in coaching.

_

T V h a b its g iv e th e sam e answ-ers.
T h e y a g re e , h o w e v e r, th a t th e
w a y le is u re h o u rs are sp e n t is d ic ­
ta te d * la r g e ly b y th e m e re f a c t o f
o w n e rs! p o r n o n -o w n ersh ip o f a
T V -et. A l l stu d ie s c o n c u r tha*
th e
a v e ra g e
v ie w e r ,
w hen
he
w a tc h e s a t a ll,
* a s te a d y Gus­
to- *-r
fro m tw o h o u rs to th re e
and o n e - h a lf h o u rs d a ily .
Th** m a g a z in e poses L e q ues­
tio n , “ D oes far iP a r i t y b reed n e g ­
le c t ? "
A pparent:;-', th o u g h , th e
quem. g os u nan.sw fre d a fte r
.li­
me roux stu dies. In f a c t , d e p e n d in g
on w h o is s tu d y in g th e m a tte r, th e

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TV Role in Education
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Friday, October 26, 1951 THE DAILY T E ^ N
Over the T-Cup

UTSA Initiation
Held for 150 Girls
Initiation of 150 girls into social chairman, is in charge of
UTSA
clubs and announcement the open house activities.
★
of the U T S A officer w ith the
Rosa
Bludw
orth
was elected
highest scholastic average high­
lighted the U T S A super party secretary of P h i A l p h a T h e t a , his­
tory fraternity. Monday, October
Wednesday night.
22. Alice Dwver was named trea­
Joan Ragsdale, president of
t 'T S A , won first place in the surer.
*
Scholastic award with a 2.8 aver­
Members of the engineering
age. Her name w ill be engraved
faculty and their wives w ill be
on the scholarship plaque as the
guest# at a patio party Sunday
outstanding U T S A officer of the
afternoon from 3 to 5 o’clock
year.
! honoring D e a n a n d M r s . W . R .
O rvilla Taylor, past leader of W o o l r i c h a n d A s s i s t a n t D e a n a n d
Canter Club, was second with a M r s . J o h n A . F o c h t . The part J .
2.6; Lois Olivard. leader of Bow sponsored by women of the Tea
and Arrow , was third with a 2.55; Squares Club, w ill be held at the
and Mildrt I Little, past U T S A Engineering Building.
president was fourth with a 2.54
Music will be furnished by mem­
average.
bers of the Longhorn Band who
★
are in the College of Engineering.
A ndrew *
D o r m i t o r y w a ; have
Serving as hostesses are Mes­
its annual fall open house Friday
dames
M. Van W inkle, M . W .
from 8 to 12 p.m. The informal
dance will have as a theme “ H al­ Dornberger, M. J . Thompson, Rob­
loween M otive.” Chairman of the ert Stone, W . S. Ferguson, B. N.
open hou-e is Ma ny Vfiasco. Boys Crawford, Banks M cLaurin, H ar­
dormitories an
fraternities have ry, Power. J . D. M cFarland, R ay­
mond Dawson, V . L. Doughtie,
been invited.
and Harw ell Harris.
*
Presiding at the tea table will
VIjs. Mayo Korioth, former U SO
supervisor at Sherman, and M. he Mrs. C. Read C ranberry and
I.. Harper, spacial services direc­ I i s. Byron Short.
★
tor at McCloskey General Hospi­
Students interested in joining
tal, Temple, will speak F rid a y
night at 8 o’clock at the -ccupa- A l p h a E p s i l o n D e l t a , honorary pre­
t ona and recreational therapy medical fra tern ity, have been
workshop being held a ’, the U n i­ asked to send complete transcripts
versity Methodist Education Cen­ of their college work to the fra ­
ternity office, Texas Union 401,
ter.
*
before November I.
Eligible ase pre-medical stu­
The C a m p u s G u i l d w ill have an
open house for its next door neigh­ dent# with 45 semester hours, in­
bor, the Sigma Delta Tau sorority, cluding 15 at the University, and
a R average.
Sunday afternoon.
*
Bob W aldron, Campus Guild
Mu

P h i E p s ilo n , hum oral \ m usic

fraternity for women, will have
an informal rush party for pros­
pective members Friday from 4
to 5 p.m. The Alpha ( hi jQmega
house will be decorated in a H al­
loween theme. Martha K* Der, pres­
ident, said.

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It is something of this romance
Since he was ordained at the
that Father Zizka has tried to put D
.
AVV
. T . , T], •
into his teaching.
Boned,ct,ne Abbey rn I.,ale HI., rn
“ From the time I arrived in this
Fath er Z l*ka haa had a va*
country, I sensed that my future ried career as teacher, lecturer,
, lay in education— in bringing a youth director and missionary, aud
sense of the spirit and beauty of served 30 months during W orld
the land to the Czech immigrants, W a r ll as an Arm y chaplain. He
and in presenting their cultural was known as “ the singing chapheritage to the young.”
lain on the bike.”
In 1046 he went back to CzeohoDr. Zizka wrote these ideas into
.............
his doctor’s
dissertation which he S l o v a k i a on a five-month lecture
completed in 1931 while studying and observation tour. It was at
at
Charles
V. University
in the time that the Communists were
Prague. W ritten in Czech,
the taking over control, and bather
book was later translated
into Zizka was the last person to be
English. President Franklin D. publicly entertained In the palace

Dow n The Aisle

Dr. Tobian was graduated from
the U niversity, where be was
elected to Phi Bota Kappa.

The bride is a form er U niver­
sity student. Both are attending
North Texas State College,
★
Ju d ith
Ann
W est
and J a m e s
E v a n S t o c k t o n were married Octo­
ber 13 in an inform al double-ring
ceremony at the U niversity Bap­
tist Chapel.
The bride and groom are exstudents of the University. Mrs.

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Communists,” he recalled “ They
would ask about the Marshall
p„ n
p r„ id, nt Truman. I
showed films with my lectures,
and the people would tell me that
they were like a ‘breath from an
other w orld’.”
Fath er Zizka knew the Mazar yk«., father and son, and President
Benes, both from hisvisits to his
native land and their visits to the
United States, when he was sometimes called upon to help entertain them.
Father Zizka came to the United
States in 1903 with his parents
when he was 14 years old. As a
teen-ager in Cleveland, he saw
clearly the need for teachers
among his fellow immigrants who
could help them adjust the old
wavs with the new.

F l trateim ty
Soaring J J S
pa; y Iri™
, rnirtBi
De■ e l ne , social c airm ’• has announced.
Football sweater,
pad., an.l
other sports items w ill carry a
doe College ^atmosphere into the
party, he said.
Members and their dates will
dance to a four-man Dixieland
band led by Marcus Adams.
Chaperons w ill be Mr. and Mrs.
E a rl Reinke, Mr. and Mrs. Con-

bv a formal initiation and a party
at Cedar Crest Lodge for the
members and pledges.
A
New o fficers o f the A cacia
A u x i l i a r y are Mrs. Henry Moor*,
president; Mrs. D exter C. Kinney,
vice-president; Mrs. Jank Irion,
secretary; Mrs. O liver Bruck, trea­
surer; Mrs. W ayne H. Holtzm an,
historian; and Mrs. Hal C. W eav­
er, corresponding secretary.

Fire Marshal
Stresses Danger
Of Dorm Fires

U T Donates Half

Freshman Journalist Is
D A V Contest W in n e r

The engagement of Margaret
Glans die and D r . W a l t e r C l a u d e
“ Everybody bas a dream. That
A u t r e y J r . has been announced.
dream is to be somebody,” hogan
She i« a graduate of SM U . He
the prize-winning theme written
attended the U niversity and re­
by Patricia Mahfouz, third place
c e i v e d his degree from Southwes­
winner in la t year’s Disabled
tern M e d i c a l School. They will he
American Veteran - c ay contect.
m arred November 24.
Pat, now a freshman in the
the contest
W i n f r r y F r a n c e s S t r i p l i n g and University, entered
W alter G. H artley J r . w ill be last year. She won first pin e and
$60 in the '-tate division, and third
married November 22 in Dallas.
Ti e bride elect attended George place and $300 with an all expense
Washington U niversity and the paid trip to Washington, I). G.

Washington College of Music, and in
nn!i°n a l contest,
graduated from the University.
The subject of the theme was
H artley i a graduate of the S M U I “ Equal Opportunity in Employ*
Sehool of La w and attended Tu- tnent, for the Physically Handi­
capped.” She stressed that in a
democracy there is an equal op­
portunity for all.
P a t’s expense-paid trip was to
the state convention of the D A V
in Fort W orth, where she was
guest
speaker. Then came her

the

H « r dsewn bucko 'oaters M g M y r V *

Beta s to Stage
'Roaring 20s'

Smith, Mr.^ and Mrs. M atts
l *av18- Hnd ^ r8* Zul;i Ligon, housemother.
Saturday, preceding the Rice
game, the B eta’s will have a buffet
W. L. Heaton, city fire m arshal,
lunch for members and their
discussed fire precautions in wo­
guests.
men’s campus living quarters at
P h i S i g m a K a p p a fraternity will the first meeting of the House
have its fifth annual homecoming Chairmen’s Association W ednes­
banquet Saturday at 6 p.m. in day night in the Texas U nion.
Heaton emphasized the n ecessi­
the chalder house. Guests will he
He decided on taking orders fc j Howell, chapter advisor; Jim ty of holding fire drills for each
when he was nineteen and began n alj( alumni secretary; Dr. Frank* house and dormitory, and urged
his training at John Carroll Uni- lin Adams, faculty advisor; C. E. that house chairmen stress the dan­
Stockton was secretary of the
v ersify, a Jesuit, school in <levo- (Moke Jr ., Darwin Benedum, and gers of smoking in bcd and report
Home Economics Club and a mem­
land, nnd Rochester Seminary. In R aN p W i l s o n .
any fire hazards. He strengthened
ber of Delta Zeta sorority.
his plea by quoting statistics o f
1917
he
entered
the
Benedictine
The
banquet
will
bo
followed
★
Abbey at Lisle. He has al>o s t u - -------------------------------- several Austin fires.
Mis- C h a r i t y E i d s o n , University died at the U niversity of Chicago,
graduate from Hamilton, and Gro- Loyola U niversity, Columbia Uni*
vee C. Herring J r . of Dallas will versify, and Notre Dame.
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Among bis other activities, Fa-. i n
c o m in g
u r iv e
M her Zizka writes a column which | Ha]f of thp cIothes HonatP(1 jn
is published in Czech-language pa- the ,w n t
rIothes for Kort,a
pees in Texas. He began w riting I)riye jn Austin came from U n i.
feature stories while he was in the versity students, said John BarArm y and continued with a series clay of the Central Christian
on bis European trip.
Church Saturday.
The Benedictine order has been
Mr. Barclay, who headed the
historically the preserver of cul­ drive in Austin, said the clothes
ture in Europe from the time of should reach Koreans between
its founding in the sixth century. Thanksgiving and Christmas.
“ W e d iffer from the Jesuits in
The clothes will be shipped
Washington trip.
that we teach through the feelings
“ The most impressive and me­ and heart, the Jesuits through sys­ Monday bv freight to Oakland.
morable tiling I saw there was the tem. The J fruits teach the liberal Mr. Barela; • (tended ho thanks
and to H.
changing of the guards at Arling­ a t > and science-. tile Be icdic- to tim Uni - « it
Dunn, building crew foreman, who
ton Cemetery,” Pat reminisces.
tint - mostly the fine aits,” the
was chairman of the drive on the
She* also like.-, to remember the father explained.
campus.
unusual circumstance of the* judg­
The aim of all his teaching is
ing of the D A V contest entries. to translate the Czechoslovakian
The essays were transcribed in culture into everyday life and to
When You’re Hungry
braille and sent to Helen Keller, keep the songs and stories of the
j
For
well-known deaf and blind woman. Czech people alive. To do this,

Mr. Pharis W eds Miss Marti
J e a n n e A n n e M a r t i , U niversity
graduate and member of Alpha
Delta Pi sorority, married W illiam
Henry Pharis Jr . at the First
Methodist Church in F o rt W orth
October l l . Roth are from F o rt
Worth.
A
M ary
Frances
W illia m *
was
•’sari
I to D r . L o u i s T o b i a n J r .
October I* . The bride was a mem*
ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma soror­
ity at the University,

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alive with ghosts of past heroes Roosevelt wrote Fath er Zizka a of Archbishop Beran in Prague.
® * ta
such as the great Ja n Zizka, whose letter of congratulations when it
“ I was always watched by the
a%,‘ a
name the monk bears.
was published.
Communist police and heckled by day

Do (over girls

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make good?

Pat, who is from Burkeville,
was editor of tin* annual, president
of the Future Homemakers of
America, secretary of her class,
Future Farm ers of America sweetheart, and was twice voted “ the
most intellectual g irl.” She w a s
valedictorian of her class.
A journalism major, Pat won
the W ilb ur S. Davidson scholarship this year. She works at the
Texas Employment Commission#

ca m p us leaders

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Greek Gam bits

Dynamic Learning Advocated
By Czech. Benedictine Monk
“ Pag eantry”
is perhaps the
word that o n e h e a r s m o s t o ften in
talking with the Rev. Ernest Zizka,
Benedictine monk who is teaching
Czech at the U niversity this year,
The pageantry of life and the
soul of the people and the nation
are all part of teaching a language,” Father Zizka says. “ You
must teach all subjects of a cillture, of the imagination, the heart
and the mind.”
Reared in a small Czechoslovakian textile center, the son of a
„ r in
weaver, Father Zizka B
grew up
an atmosphere of ruined castles
which “ reeked with history.” The
countryside was haunted with the
traditions and legends of the
Czech people and the air seemed

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Fath er Zizka uses films, exhibits,
dramatic productions and singing
in his classes. Ile is thinking of
promoting a radio program on
which his classes would present
plays and songs in Czech.
“ The greatest thing that you
can do, whether you are preaehmg or teaching, is to make people
think with you as well as listen,”
he sums up his philosophy, “ This
is what I call dynamic learning.”

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Round-up

Nobles Edits

Social Calendar
F R ID A Y

7.8:30 — Alpha Gamma D*lta
open house for Delta Kappa E p ­
silon.
7 .8 —
Kappa Alpha I heta open
house for Phi Delta Theta.
7.8:30 — Lambda Phi Alpha open
house for Pi Beta Phi.
7:15-8:45 — Alpha Delta Pi open
house for Alpha Tau Omega.
7:30-12 —
Internationa
ball,
Main Lourge, Texas Union.
7:30-9 — Phi Kappa Sigma open
house for T ri Delta.
7:30-9:15 — Phi Mu oper house
for Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
g.12 — Open house, Andrews
Dormitory.
842 —
Beta T a * ' a Pi costume
party, chapter hou-e.
8-11 — Lutheran Student Associa­
tion square dance, Harris hark
tennis court.
8-12 — Sigma Alpha Epsilon
closed house.

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'Nine Students Get
[Journalism Awards

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P h a r m a c is t

na Cameron, publicity; Peggy
Georgian T e a
Room, TwentyKnight,
transportation;
Joan
'fourth and Guadalupe.
Kaufm an, socials; Jo yce Milton,
Proceeds will he devoted to the
year book; Fran Poncik, program;
Kiwanis program of aid to under­ and Ja n e lie W illiam s, project.
privileged children.
♦
Tickets will cost 50 cents each.
M i c a M a r - D R a n c h distr ct has
They are or sale at the Texa^
elected officers for the fall -*mState Bank and at Kruger's on <
* ter. Th*-y are Maximo Roth, re­
the Drag.
presentative to the executive coun­
*
cil; Bob M e rlin , president; Pablo
The Laredo C l u b has elected Stem , vicep resid en t; [tan Struve,
Don Clifton is assistant circula­ Horterise Reuthinger president for secretary; and H erbert Gallegly,
tion manager and Lady Ihornton the fall term. tither officers are treasurer.
1* secretary. Bill Ewing is photog­ Carlos
Kirkpatrick,
vice-presi­
*
dent; A licia Soto, secretary; M ary
raph*- r.
A lb a
C lu b
committees were
- C orrigan, reporter; Virginia named by L. V. Guerra, president,
Mrs. J . Kenneth H all, W . F. Al <
Gidley, professor of pharmacy, Reuthinger, corresponding secre­ at a meeting Tuesday.
and Henry Wertheimer, instruc­ ta ry; Kim ball Davis, Austin re­
Rudy Ender]*- i < chairman of
tor in pharmacy, are faculty spon­ porter; Edw ard Tnlam as parlia- the
meeting
pine*- committee.
m ertarian; Le**nor de la Garza, Other members are George Garcia,
sors.
*
historian; and C arlos Leal, ser- George l^’vy, and Mercedes ( aMargaret Ann Orr, freshman geant,-at arms.
pello.
home economics major, wa* re­
★
The social committee includes
cently chosen “ Mis-1 Mohair ^ in
New officers of the American Dorothy T r e v i n o ,
chairman,
8 4 2 — V a lh a lla Co-op Hallow een the state Make-lt-Yourseif-With- Institute o f Mechanical Engineers, George Levy, Nina Gamacho, and
Wool-or-Moha r contest a> Korr- aie L. G. Byerley, president; Perfecto Hernandez.
party.
Frank S. W arner, vice-president;
Roberto Vela heads the open
i
Ville.
8:30-12 — Alpha Phi closed house.
Miss Elizabeth T a rp e y , profes­ Jesse
forum ami speaker committee.
Heath,
secretary;
Clyde
8:30-11:30 — Mariner's Club in­
sor of horn** economics, was a Hornbeck, treasurer; and Bob Other members are Ricardo Mo­
formal dance, Littlefield Horne.
judge in the contest.
Agnew, corresponding secretary. lina, Gu tavo Martinez, and Ju an
it
Sponsor a are Dr. J . M, Lebeaux Saucedo.
Th* bridge group of the New­ and G. B. Peterson. The group
Perfecto Hernandez i- chair­
c o m e r . C l u b w ill meet Friday at will meet Monday at, 7.30 p.m. in man of the scholarship study com­
9:30 a.m. in the home of Mrs. petroleum Engineering Building mittee. George G a m a , farm er)
Eleanor Pere, 3400 Duval. The .307.
Go alv< z, Roy Martinez, and Gofi★
zalo Campo- ar*- the other mem­
club is open to wives of new fac­
ulty members and new women on
I h e a d o r n c C o - o p fur girls ha* bers.
B illie Trenckmann, ex-student,
elected its new fall officers. They
Jo an R a g s d a l e , U niversity of the faculty.
Regular meeting day for the are Sue Worthington, coordina­ a«ked the club to help with teen­
Texas Sport.* Association pre i
dent, Helen
Windom, physical Newcomers ( Sub is the third tor; Sue Henslee, secretary; M or­ age a*-tivities at the Pan-American
McCoy,
reporter;
Shirley center during the fall.
training instructor for women, and Wednesday of each month. Mrs. a le
★
members of the men’s and wo­ W illiam Saunders, vice-president, law rence, social chairman; and
Teja* C l u b members will have
men's fencing clubs are repro ant­ said the interest groups will meet Patricia Smith, inter-co-op council
a ba-n dance Saturday at 8 o’clock
ing the University of
IVxas once or twice monthly.
i representative.
m the Boy Scout H ut­
it
Recreation Federation cif f ollege
s’
h< Austin district chapter of
Women being held in Abilene. O c­
V irginia Baker, president of the
R f ent pledges in Alpha Phi
Ric* Alumni Association will A s s o c i a t i o n f o r C h i l d h o o d E d u c a ­
tober 25-27.
O m e g a , honorary s<T\ic* organi­
“ Our own I T AA i> r< ;><>ndble ha' . a buffet sup; c r and m e e t i n g tion, recently appointed the fo
for organizing the federation,” Yi Ida , 6 p.m. at the Driskill Ho­ lowing committee chairm en: Don­ zation, are Pete Acosta, Dick
-ani Miss Anna If
, director of tel, Pi * ,ident C. L. Dowell has an­
physical training for women. “ It nounced.
Dr. W . II. Manderson, assistant At The Churches
was the first tate organization
formed from the national athletic to President Houston, will he a
pc aker. The Austin chapter has
organization.”
Miss Ragsdale will report to the presented $259, proceeds of its
federation on the convention of Fondren Library Book project, as
the Athletic Federation of College a memorial to the late Dr. C. F.
Women, which she attended last Arrowood, a former Rice profes-j
spring at the U niversity of M ichi­ I MOT.
*
gan.
The U niversity’s part of conven­
A pancake supper will I e sport-1
Hobo Pa rty,” sponsored by i will insure youth’s better citizen­
tion entertainment, will be a f e n c ­
,i t d by the U n iver.ity Kiwani
A
ing demonstration. Fencers will * Club Monday at 8 p.m. in th e * the C entury Sunday School ('lass ship to God, country, and com­
be: Tommy
Denman,
Mozelle
of th*- U niversity Presbyterian munity.
“ In this great nation it is the
Hampton, Elnora Noack, B etty
Church, will get underway Friday
responsibility of every citizen to
Jean Ferguson, Dorothy Leu Hol­
afternoon at 5.
help the youth to become better
den, and Angie Caldwell, all from
Me mix is of the class and any
Americans. Physical strength is
Touche, women’s fencing club, and
other students in the W S F are
not enough. Rather, the discipline
J mmy C. Parker and Roger Fear
invited.
arid cultivation Of the mind has
borough from the men’s fencing
Newton Schwartz won the Tom
The 11amplest.-looking clothes
classes.
Conn ally Award for the outstand­ possible w ill be worn, said Anne; always been one of the greatest
contributions a man may make
Miss Windom, instructor of ing speaker in the Athenaeum
Shaw, associate director of Pres-j for the betterment of th** human
fencing, will he the faculty spon­ Literary
Society contest
held
byt-nan student work.
race and the betterment of condi­
sor. Miss Ragsdale and Mi - Den­ Thursday.
“ Lunches will be tie*<I in sacks tions upon this earth.
man are official delegates.
The annual award of $25 was
“ The Catholic Youth Organiza­
established by Senator Tom Von and carried on sticks,” she said.
The group w ill hike to Pease tion is one of the several groups
nally, a former member. It is
that have contributed to the spiri­
you get
given to the member of Athen­ Park.
A program has been planned tual, cultural, social, and physical
aeum who makes the hest speech
at C A P IT O L
on a s u b je c t chosen by th** ju d g e s . by Claiborne Bell, president of welfare of our young people in
The subject this year was “ Re­ Lhe Century Sunday School Class. Texas. In so doing, those who
it
guide the program have constant­
solved that the Democratic party
1-DAY
President
H
arry
S.
Truman,
ly reminded us that one is never
lion Id he defeated in the 1952
Governor Allan Shivers, and M ay­ too young to be a good citizen.
election.”
Photo
or W . U Drake of Austin have
Newman Club has planned a
G e o r g e M iller, Van Gulp, John
Davidson, and L a rry Lam bert fa ­ designated the week of October series of activities to celebrate
Finishing vored the defeat; Schwarts, Ivan 2 1 - 2 8 as National Catholic Youth ( Y O W e e k at the University. The
Rev. Gerard Maguire, the Rev.
Kindlier, and Boyd I ay lor de­ Organization Week,
In he proclamation, Governor Edward Peters, and the Rev. pa­
fended the Democrats.
bverythm q tor your C a m e ra
Of firers elected at the thurs­ Shivers said, “ l he ( atholic Youth trick Curtain were retreat-masters
Free Camera Rental
day meeting are Schwartz presi­ Organization for 21 years ha- for the Newman Club’s dialogue
dent; Van Gulp, vice-pn ident; been providing an excellent and
hnobler, secretary; Boyd Ia y lo r well co-ordinated program of ac­
8 and 16 mm Movie Fro lectors
and John Davidson, representa­ tivities for youth of all ages, col
and films for r* i t
ors, and creeds in this state. Ihe
tives to Oratorical Association.
problems
facing today’s young peo­
Meetings
will
he
held
every
A PITO L
Wednesday at 7 :30 p.m. in Law ple ar*’ great and complex. A suc­
P H O T O S U P P L IE S .
solution
requires wise
Building 106. All pre-law students cessful
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counsel and sound direction which
are particularly invited.
Newly-elected staff members of
the Longhorn Pharmacist, College
of P h a r m a c y publication, arc JerTy Nobles, editor; Bonnie Evans,
consultant editor and business
manager; Ellis and Reborn Woods,
assistant editors; Jim Herring, as­
sistant business manager; Frances
Haney, production manager; and
Rudy Garber, circulation manag-

Delegates Attend
Abilene Session
On Recreation

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Prescriptions
Scholarship
Aw ard
in
Nine U niversity students have Borden
A
llercrem
e Cosmetics
Journalism
;
M
yra
W
neeier
of
Adair, Fouad Aide, Charles Bee. received journalism scholarships
Surgical Garm ents
ker, Don Bishop, Bob Brown, John recently, with the lo* a1 chapters Houston, the P itlu k Advertising
E D M I N O R , P h a r m a c is t
Campos,
Weldon
Garter,
B ill of Sigma Delta Chi, honorary Company
Scholarship-Intemship
1910 G u a d a lu p e
( [oyd, Pete Cooney, and Tom Cul- journalism fraternity for men, and in Journalism ; and Johnnie M. H u ­
linan.
P h o n e 2-5211
Theta Sigma Phi, honorary jo u r­
Also John Booley, Henry Eas­ nalism fraternity for women, sup­ man of Tyler, Texas Women's
Press Association Scholarship.
ley, paul E llis, Isaac Epstein, plying three of them.
Blake Fi her Jr ., Alton Ford, Ed
Martha M cC arty of Austin re­
Ge#e o, B arry Goodfr end, Leslie ceived the Theta Sig scholarship
Greenfield, Fred Hansen, E. W . for a sophomore girl majoring in
Hickson, W a lte r H offie, Jo e Ire­ journalism. A second Theta Sig
land, L. D. Jeanes, and Don Kobe. scholarship, awarded to a high
BA LLRO O M
A l o Robert Kostohryx, Johnny school graduate entering the Uni­
Lo w ry, John Mc Donald, Dan M or­ versity to study journalism, wont
gan Jr ., Sam Neuman, Ford N eil­ to Beverly R. Baker of B ro w n ­
ton, Robert O’Conor, Jam es Orr,
'a n c e rs U e S S o n A
wood.
.Jerry Rackley, Charles Schr abe!,
Ti usa Kersten of Cleburne, re­
Tom Schneider, Richard Simon,
ceived the Sigma De.va Chi award
E a r ly Whitesides, W alter W il­
p r iv a t e
given to an outstanding male un­
liam.1
-’, W illis W illiam *, and John
dergraduate by the Austin profes­
Winder.
sional chapter.
★
Brad Byers of Kilgore was se­
Trigg Twiehell, B. S. in civil
lected
for the Texas Journalism
engineering, 1925, now with the
SENSIBLY
U. S. Geological Survey, and Dr. Scholarship. Preference is given
PRICED
Kenneth A. Kobe, professor of toe graduate student in making
AT
this
award.
chemical engineering, were speak­
Other awards went to Mrs. M ary
ers at the recent meeting of the
South Texas section of the Am eri­ Ann Beaumier Sanders of Lufkin,
can Institute of f'hemical Engin­ who received the M arjorie Darhek
T h is c o u n t te ll* e ls e w h e re fo r
Memorial
Scholarship;
Tommy
$ 5 7 .5 0 ( T W I C E O U R P R I C E )
eers in Galveston.
W H Y
PA Y M O R E?
The meeting was th e sixth an­ Van Thompson, the F’ort W orth
nua! technical conference of the professional chapter of Sigma D* 17-9439
A bo ve Texe* T heater
H U R R Y ! O f f e r L im ite d
>a Chi scholarship; Carlton J .
lr •titute.
*
Spring of San Antonio, the Gail
Sixteen members la v e been in­
itiated into Kappa Psi, fraternity
in pharmacy, this semester.
They were the first to be in­
f a m o u s T U R E E * IV A Y
i t i a t e d at the new fratern ity hou«e
at 2610 W ichita.
The new pledges are Reed Col­
lins, Je rr y Nobles, Ce ne T r o t t ,
W ayne Trott, Ferdinand Willth e b e a u ty
/&
rnann, Dewey Godwin, Behorn
sure w a y
Woods, Turner Gassaway, Edward
Hiller, Donald Ferguson, Charles
to a
Spangler, .lame- Herring, Allan
Hanretta, Bill ( arter, Charles
lovely figure
'Taylor, and Robert Allison.

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retreat which wa> closed with a
procession of th*’ Most Blessed
Sacram ent Tuesday morning.
Other activities for the week
include a party to be given for the
children o f Our l>ady of Guada­
lupe School by the members of
the social action committee of the
c l u b , and a picnic to be held Sun­
day.
ar
“ Our Tasks at the U niversity”
will be the panel discussion sub­
ject for student-faculty night at
Westm inster Student Fellowship
•Sunday at. 6:46 p.m.
Aims of the program are to
encourage fellowship between the
students and faculty and to bring
to light methods of helping the
( hnstian cause on the campus,
said H a rry Neal, vice-chairman of
the program committee.
Faculty panel members will be
Olin Hinkle, associate professor
of journalism, and Dr. Robert
Law , professor o f English. S tu ­
dents on the panel will he Je a n
W esley and Ja c k ie Culbertson.
Tim Driver will be moderator.

Big W e e k End at H 11lei;

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Rishworth Speaks Sunday

t in e ! . . .

rind couples group will have a
picnic at Barton Springs. They
will meet in front of the bath
house, each fam ily bringing its
own lunch. Th* group will play
softball and cards in the after­
noon.
Sunday at 1:30 the modern con­
versational Hebrew class will meet
at H illel Foundation.
The regular Sunday supper w ill
he at 6 p.m.
The Hillel orientation program
will begin Sunday at 7 :30 p.m.
with a question and answer period
on “ What is H illel, anti what are
its aim s?” A film “ H illel in A c­
tion” will he shown. Inform al
dancing and refreshments w ill con­
clude the program,

ME LOTTI Y TO LOOK AT . . .

Th* public
functions.

H 111oI Foundation haji scheduled
a full week end of programs and
parties.
The regular evening services will
he held Frid a y at 7 :30 p.m. at
Hillel Foundation. Thomas Rish­
worth, director of Radio House,
will speak on “ The United Na­
tion!.”
Sunday at 10:15 a m. there will
be a listening group for the “ E te r­
nal Light” radio pr gram. .Jack
Mendel will lead a discussion of
•.he program.
A t 12:15 Sunday the Hillel mar-

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Professors Can D o More
Than Just'Flunk People

Lauhadi to Talk International Fun in Style
To ut Grogs Tonight at Carnival-Ball
Talks on Illiteracy
Scheduled Nov. 1-2

D r. F r a r k L a u b a c h . in t e r n a t io n ­
a l ly k n o w n f o r his te a c h in g m e ­
thod s o f illi t e r a t e s w ill speak to
U n iv e r s i t y g ro u p s N o v e m b e r I and
2. J u s t re tu rn e d fro m a sevenm o n th lit e r a r y to u r in A s ia , D r.
L a u b a c h w ill ta lk on “ P e a c e or
D ;sa * te r, T a k e Y o u r C h o ic e ."
H is f re t ad d ress w ill be l o a
stu d e n t g ro u p T h u r s d a y . N o v e m ­
b er I . a t 8 p.m. in A r c h ite c tu r e
B u ild ii g 105. T h is w ill be fo llo w e d
w ith an in fo rm a l c o ffe e h o u r in
th e U n iv e r s it y
H e w I be
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c lim a x
to
In t e r n a t io n a l
W e e k com es in to its ow n w ith a
c a p ita l “ C ” to n ig h t as co stu m es,
c o n fe tt i
and a c a r n iv a l m in g le
a t the In t e r n a tio n a l B a ll. T h e B a ll
w ilj hc jn t h e T e x a s U n io n M a in
B a llr o o m fr o m 8 u n til 12 o ’clo ck ,
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c o n c e r n in g A m e r ic a ’s C h r is tia n a l­
te r n a tiv e to C o m m u n ism , D r. L a u ­
bach is n o w on a ten-w eek s p e a k ­
in g t i f
H e is sp on sored a t the
U n iv e r s it y by the f a c u lt y c o m ­
m itte e on s tu d e n t re lig io u s life
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B e sid e s d ance-hand m u sic, the
at th e door.
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w ill
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in te rn a tio n a l
T hose w ho a tte n d th e B a ll m ay booths s e llin g C h in e se te a , A r a b ic
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w a re h o u s e s, a rm o rie s , and ro a d ­
side jo in ts to P a ris , C a rn e g ie H a ll
a ’ <1 the P h ila r m o n ic in L o s A n ­
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to he sp o n so red b y th e In t e r n a ­
tio n a l C o u n c il. I t c lim a x e s a w eek
o f in t e r n a t io n a l a c t iv it y d e d ica te d
to th e U n iv e r s it y 's 400 fo re ig n
stu d e n ts.
In c lu d e d iii the w eek w e re a
sp e cial
e d itio n
of
the
D a ily
T e x a n , a c o ffe e h o u r, m ovies on
i the M id d le E a s t show n b y the
A iw b ic S tu d e n ts* A s s o c ia tio n , a
re c e p tio n
fo r
fo r e ig n
stu d e n ts
I g ive n b y th e C a m p u s and A u s tin
L e a g u e s o f W o m e n V o te rs , and
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the n u m b e r one fe m a le v o c a lis t
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p
e
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in the c o u n try fo r t h e
fo u r th
s tra ig h t y e a r in polls ta k e n by
“ D o w n b e a t”
and
“ M e tro n o m e ”
m a g a z in e to la b e l h e r v o ic e “ a
m u sic a l m ir a c le .” H e r m o re popu.
«
lur
re c o rd in g s in c lu d e Septum b er B o n g ,
A s 5 on D e s iie M r ,

w as trem en d o u s.
In E n g la n d , L o rd B e a v e r h r o o k ,
P r in c e G e o rg e , and th e D u k e o f
tin C iv it a n C lu b , the show is b ein g
W in d s o r a tte n d e d l a i t i e s in his
b illed as the g r e a t e n sin g le a r r a y
W o r k e r s A s s o c ia t >n.
ho nor. K in g G e o rg e is said to have
D r. L a u b a c h w ill d e sc rib e the (if p e rfo rm e r* in the h is to r y o f one o f th e w o r ld ’s la rg e s t collecw o rk o f his lit e r a c y team s, now show bu sin ess. T h e nam es o f E l- tion s o f E llin g t o n re c o rd s .
•in!
I I I I C 1! I OI V O U .
o p e ra tin g
e ig h te e n c o u n trie s ,
T h e C o lise u m show w ill also
T h e D u k e ’s la te s t hand is *aid to
lin g to n , C o le , and V a u g h a n speak
f o r tw o e d u c a tio n classer on N o ­
be one o f his g re a te s t. It fe a tu r e s f e a tu r e T im m ie R o g e rs, one o f
v e m b e r I and 2 in A r c h ite c tu r e fo r th e m se lve s , eve n to the u n in ­ ‘ .ouis B e lls o n . e x -T o m m y D orsey N e w Y o r k ’s m ost p o p u la r eoniediB H id in g 105 at IO a.m . M th o igh itia te d m u sie-Io ver.
d r u m m e r ; M illie S m ith , lon g -tim e a n -sin g e rs; tho a n tic s o f S tu m p y
a n y o n e m ay a tte n d , th is le c tu r e
T h e D uk e has been a t or n e a r fa v o r it e o f H a r r y Ja m e s on the and S tu m p , c o m e d ia n s ; th e unique
W I,I be o f a m o re tee bm a1 n a tu re the top o f n a tio n a l band p o p u la r­
•sax; J u a n T ile d , hack
fro m
a d a n c in g o f P e g - L e g B a te s , ca lle d
th a n th e o th ers. It ha- been e s ti­ i t y p o i U fo r the pa-t 25 years. In
tro m b o n e s ta t w ith H a r r y Ja m e s ; the w o r ld ’s greaten m on op ed d a n c ­
m ated th a t his m eth o d ha* ta u g h t 1645 he w as the o n ly w in n e r o f a ll
and H a y D a v is , E llin g t o n ’* old v o ­ e r ; th e sin g in g team o f P a tte rs o n
re a d in g in m o re th a n 200 l*n- the hand polls. E s q u ir e p ro c la im e d
and J a c k s o n ; and tile M a rie B ry c a list.
g age* to 60 m illio n peew it.
T h e K in e C o le trroun w h ic h has a n t d an ce g ro u p .
him th e " n u m b e r one m an both as
run g
ne g ro u p ,
a
,
.,
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T h e f i r s t C h r is tia n te a c h e r o f f i ­
w ith the
the A ll p ro fits fro m the how go >
a band
n ggeerr.." H
m
bam! le a d
n e r and
ann a r r a n
n e been
peen ex p an d ed to fo u r w ith
c ia lly
in v ite d
in to
a
M o slem
(riven » L’ ° " on
r e q u ir e P o ll in 1946. a d d itio n o f .la c k C o n s ta n jo , y o u n g lh *. <’iy !t * ” *' _5' " u t *
rr> o u n tr y , D r. L a u b a c h wa
w h ic h in c lu d e s such p ro je c ts as
C
r
itic
s
h
av
e
re c o g n iz e d fo r the hongo d ru m m e r w ho S t a n K e n to n
^ A f g h a n is t a n u h ig h est d e c o ra tio n
the L it t le L e a g u e b a s e b a ll fie ld ,
im p o rted fro m S o u th A m e r ic a .
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ty
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a
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llin
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in e due a t on f o r his w o rk . In 1946,
the a n n u a l C h ris tm a s p a r ty at th e
V
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t
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d
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n
is
t
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r»> assiste d th e U n it e d N a tio n s w as a d ecad e ah ea d o f the tim es
heads the g ro u p w h ich rose to n a ­ S e ttle m e n t C lu b , a J u n i o r C iv it a n
E d u ca tio n a l. C u lt u r a l, and S c ie n ­ w ith h is m usic H e has been one
tio n a l
p o p u la r ity
in
the
e a r ly g ro u p a t the T e x a s Sc h o o l fo r the
t i f i c O r g an isa tio n to p re p a re re ­
fo r tie s . T h o u g h h.s in itia l fam e D e a f, and p u rc h a s in g e q u ip m e n t
c o m m e n d a tio n * fo r a w o rld plan
was in the jaz z fie ld , he has o f late f o r the p u b lic schools s a fe t y pao f fu n d a m e n t a l e d u c a tio n .
becom e one o f the c o u n t r y ’s lead- tro is .
^a « w o rk e d in B u r m a , In d o ­
in g ly r ic a l sin g ers. So m e o f his
T ic k e t p ric e s a r r $3.60, $2.40,
n e sia ,
S y r ia ,
T r a n s - Jo r d a n
and
h its a r e : “ M o n a
L is a " , “ S w e p t and $1.80.
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F r id a y m o rn in g b e cau se th e m ain
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fo r
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n o u n ce d J i t t e r N o le n , U n io n d i­
re c to r.
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dan ce
F r id a y
n ig h t; the
M ain
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G o v e r n o r A lla n S h iv e r s ha* d e ­
cla re d th is w eek , O c to b e r 22-27,
A u d io - V is u a l E d u c a tio n M e e k in
c o n ju n c tio n w ith tile A u d io - V is u a l
M e e k of th e D e p a r tm e n t o f S e c ­
o n d a ry Sc h o o l P r in c ip le s o f the
N a tio n a l E d u c a tio n A s s o c ia tio n .

By

BOB

EM BRY

T h e A tla n tic c o u n trie
w o u ld
h a v e an o p p o r tu n ity to p re s e rv e
peace and w o u ld re c e iv e im m ense
b e n e fits from tra d e fre e o f g o v ­
e rn m e n t re s tric tio n s if th e y w o u ld
u n ite
in
the
A t la n t ic
I nion,
T h o m a s S t r e it , U n iv e r s it y g r a d ­
u ate o f ’31 said M o n d a y n ig h t.
S p e a k in g f o r the A t la n t ic I n
ion c o m m itte e in A u s tin , he ad
A t th e U n iv e r s it y the V is u a l In ­ dressed ab o u t 30 p e rso n s in the
d u c t i o n Ft ir e a u , D r. E r n e s t 7 ie- F e llo w s h ip H a ll o f th e I n iv e r ity
m a r n , d ire c to r, ha* a b u sy p ro ­ M e th o d is t C h u rc h at. 8 o ’clo c k
g ram s e rv in g th e U n iv e r s it y and
D iscuss in g “ W h a t the A ti a n th 1
o v e r 1,000 schools and college- U n io n
M e a n s to
B u s in e s s ,”
he
th ro u g h o u t th e S o u th w e s t.

On th e cam p u s the B u r e a u p ro ­
vide* film and p ro je c tio n v e rv ire
fo r ( las* use. In th e ir p ro d u c tio n
d e p a rtm e n t th e y have th ree sec­
tio n s ; g r a fif a rt*, s till p h o to g ra ­
phy, and m otion p ic tu re s ; in w h ich
th e y p re p a re m a te r ia ls fo r sp ecial
services.
T h e V is u a l In s tr u c tio n B u r e a u
has in itia te d an in tern p ro g ram
fo r s tu d e n ts to ie a rn Audio-5 isu al
o p e ra tio n w h ile th e y a re in school.
D r. T ie m a n n stressed th a t the
s e rv ic e to school- o u tside the U n i­
v e r s ity I * v e r y im p o rta n t. T h e y
u tiliz e m a te r ia ls fo r w o rk sh o p s
and c o u n s e lin g s e rv ic e to aid in ­
str lo tio n . T h e n E d u c a tio n In f o r ­
m a tio n R e s e a rc h P r o g ra m p ro v id e s
pro fessio r a1 as sista n c e .
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o f classro o m s. S tu d e n ts a re in.•
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v ite d to atte rn th e m e e tin g s o f
. , . , ,
;
,
the fo re ig n s tu d e n t c lu b s — A ra b ic
T h e S a n A n t o n io S y m p h o n y Or- g ra m , d ire c te d b y V ic t o r A le ssan
S t u d e n ts ’
A s s o c ia tio n ,
T u r k is h c h e s tra w ill open its 1951-52 s e a - jd r o , the new sy m p h o n y m usic diC lu b , L a t in A m e r ic a n U n io n , and son S a t u r d a y n ig h t, N o v e m b e r 3, re cto r. T h e p ro g ram w ill he in th e
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to riu m .
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G u e s t so lo ist w i l l he H e le n
on
cam p u s and is open to a n y
T ra u b e l,
c e le b ra te d
W a g n e r ia n

M o n te H i l l
Dux s, 19-year-old
co! c e rt p ia n is t, w ill he guest, s o lo ­
is t f o r th e A u s tin S y m p h o n y O r ­
c h e s tr a 's secon d s u b s c rip tio n conc e rt o f th*' season N o v e m b e r 5.
S h e w ii! p e rfo rm the G r ie g piano
c o n c e rto in A - m in o r.
M iss D a v is w as a w a rd e d th is
p e rfo rm a n c e w ith the A u s tin Sym p h o n y w h en she w on a state-w id e
c o n te s t held by the W e d n e s d a y
M o rn in g M u s ic U lu b last s p rin g in
honor
of
M rs. N .
M.
M ilco x ,
fo u n d e r a n d life-; re s id e n t o f the
club . M iss D a v is also has w o n c o n ­
tests spon sored by the N a tio n a l
G u ild o f P ia n o T e a c h e r s , T e x a s
F e d e r a t o r ) o f M u s ic C lu b s , ann
t h e
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so c ia l a c tiv itie s o f o th e r c o u n trie s .

A ls o , U p p e rc la s s F e llo w s h ip at
th e “ Y , ” w h ic h m eets on T h u r s d a y
n ig h ts, has a n u m b e r o f fo re ig n
s tu d e n t m em bers.
T h e In t e r n a tio n a l C o u n c il is a
p a r t o f the stu d e n t g o v e rn m e n t
and is com posed o f re p re se n ta ,
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an n o u n ced th a t his o ffic e has rec e jverj „ COp y o f t he tr a n s la tio n .
R o ca , d ire c to r o f e d u c a tio n a l
r e s c a r c h a n rl s ta tis tic s f o r the
p u o rto R ic a n d e p a rtm e n t o f edu, a l j orii ] n se e k in g a degree
in

p ro g ra m as he tossed o f f som e
v e r y A m e r ic a n jokes.
S h e r r y T ra d did an A ra b ia n
fian ce in w h ic h she g a \ r the a id;
ence an added t h r ill and a b e tte r
v ie w bv re n d e r in g p a rt o f her
n u m b e r in the aisle.

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R . C. S t a le y , U n iv e r s it y m e te o r­
olo g y in s tr u c to r and b ra n c h p re s i­
d e n t, has a n n o u n c e d th at a s tu d y
o f th e e ff e c t* o f w e a th e r upon
b u s in e os and
in d u s try is b e in g
m ade b y m em b ers o f the < m itra l
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n e r's “ S ie g f r ie d .”
T ic k e ts fo r the c o n c e rt, the
f ir s t o f a series o f fift e e n , a re
a v a ila b le * a t the s y m p h o n y 's M u ­
n ic ip a l
A u d ito r iu m
box
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M a il o rd e rs w ill he a cce p te d .

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D r. H. T . M a n u e l, d ire c to r o f
the T e s tin g an d G u id a n c e B u reau ,
is
c o n d u c tin g
s e c re t
research

tfvst s on *p ace a n a v is u a liz a tio n
fa c to rs u n d e r a c o n tra c t w ith th e
A
F‘o rc e ,
A i”r* T
A id in g D r. M a n u e l a re D r. G ordon V . A n d e rs o n , a s s is ta n t d irecto r o f th e T e s tin g an d G uidance
so pran o o f the M e tro p o lita n op- B u r e a u ;
H a ro ld
B r ig h t ,
social
era. M iss T r a u b c l w ill sin g W ag- scie n ce re s e a rc h
a sso cia te , and
n e r ’s
Is o ld e 's
N a r r a t iv e ,
fro m A n n e F r y , g ra d u a te s tu d e n t in
“ T ris ta n an d Is o ld e ,” “ T r a e u m e ,” p sych o lo g y.
“ S c h m a rz e n ,” and “ Du h ist de
4
L e n z ,” fr o m “ D ie W 'a lk u e r c .”
H r. W il li a m M o o re H a d le y , fo rA le s s a n d ro ,
a fte r
a s u m m e r 'u e r s ta te s u p e rv is o r o f in s tru c tio n
series o f gu est c o n d u c tin g engage- Tor A la b a m a P u b lic Sch o o ls, w ill
me lits, w ill begin his w o rk w ith s r r v e as a s so c ia te p ro fe ss o r o f
the S a n A n to n io S y m p h o n y b y di- e d u c a tio n a l
a d m in is tra tio n
w ith
r e e lin g t h e
o rc h e s tra in
“ E g - th «
C o lle g e
of
E d u c a tio n
th is
rn o n t ”
O v e r tu r e ,
B e e th o v e n ’s >'e a r - f )r. H a d le y also w ill he
S y m p h o n y N o. 3 in E - fla t M a jo r , c h a irm a n o f the In te r- d e p a rtm e n t
and “ F o re s t M u r m u r s ” fro m M ag- * ta n n in g C o m m itte e ,

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A p p lic a tio n s fo r J 952 .lo i n H a y
W h it n e y O p p o r t u n ity F e llo w s h ip
a w a rd s ra n g in g fr o m $1,000 to
$3,000 m ust he su b m itte d b e fo re
N o v e m b e r 30.

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and
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T h e T e x a s E c o n o m y C om m ission
is
a
n o n -p artisan
fa c t- fin d in g
a g e n c y d esign ed to in c re a s e e f f i ­
c ie n c y and e co n o m y in s ta te g o v ­
e rn m e n t.

M e m b e rs o f th e C o u n c il and
a ll o th e r s tu d e n ts w ho w o u ld lik e
to help d e c o ra te f o r the B a ll a re
re q u e ste d to be at th e U n io n b y
D r. D. C . R e d d ic k , p ro fe s s o r o f
2 o ’clo c k th is a fte rn o o n . lh ! M o k
jo u r n a lis m , D r. R o b e r t L . S u t h e r ­
and G lo r ia M a c R e a Rte c o - ch a ir­
la n d , d ire c to r o f H o g g Fo u n d smen o f the d e c o ra tio n s co m m itte e .
tio n , a n d T h o m a s D. R is h w o rth , (Ii^ n f W system fo r v e te ra n purO th e r c o m m itte e heads a r e D av id
re c to r
of
R a d io
H o u se
and (qia s j ng, re q u is itio n s , n e ce ssitate d
L in g , d ate b u re a u ; B illie G ra c e
c h a irm a n o f ra d io and 15 o f the
^ d ro p in th e v e t e r a n enrollU n g e re r , in v ita tio n s , B a h u r KocaN a tio n a l < o n g rc s s o f P a re n t® and m e n ^ }ia s been in s titu te d , sa ys
tas, ta le n t sh o w ; and S a r a h J a n e
I T e a c h e rs , w ill a c t as c o n s u lta n ts c h a r le s R o b e rts , d ire c to r o f the
M eeks, tic k e ts a n d posters.
fo r th e s ta te c h a ir m a n ’s w o rk sh o p V e te r a n s A d v is o r y S e r v ic e .
at th e fo r ty - 1
th
1 ird1 a n n u
" ao1l c o n v e n ­
B e g in n in g n e x t se m e ste r v e t e r ­
tion o f th e T e x a s C o n g re ss o f ans w ill list on a re q u is itio n fo rm
.aid th a t th e U n io n w o u ld he
P a re n ts and T e a c h e rs .
all n eed ed su p p lie s and hooks. T h e
based upon th e fe d e ra l system o f
T h e c o n v e n tio n
w ill m e e t in lis t w ill b e c h e ck e d , b y the V e t e r ­
D a lla s N o v e m b e r 14-16, th e s ta te an s A d m in is tr a tio n , w it h an authe U n it e d S ta te s . “ W e w o u ld not
o ff ic e.............
in A u s tin has an n o u n c e. d . th o riz a tio n fo r p u rc h as e m ade by
s a c r if ic e a n y of o u r s o v e re ig n ty ,
J o in t h e a d q u a rte rs , an in n o v a tio n
d e p a rtm e n t heads. P r e v io u s ly
r a th e r we w o u ld g a in a vo te in
th is y e a r , w ill he a t th e B a k e r in d iv id u a l p ro fe s s o rs h a v e m ade
the new' o rg a n iz a tio n th a t could
and A d o lp h u s H o te ls . G e n e ra l s e s - -----------------------------------be p u t to w o rk fo r p e a c e ,” M r.
sions, c o n fe re n c e s , and r e g is t r a ­
S t r e it said.
By B R U C E JO N E S
tio n w ill he a t the f irst M e th o d ­
T r a d e in th e g r e a t m a rk e t ere
A n in te rn a tio n a l a u d ie n ce was ist C h u rel!*
ated b y the u n io n w o u ld n ot he w h iske d a w a y on a m ag ic c a rp e t
T h e th em e o f th e c o n v e n tio n
s u b je c t to im p o rt and ex p o rt quo o f t a le n t la s t n ig h t a t th e M u sic w ill he “ S a fe g u a r d in g O u r f r e e ­
ta , e x p e n s iv e g o v e rn m e n t h a n ­ B u ild in g R e c ita l H a ll. U n d e r the doms T h ro u g h R e sp o n sib le C it i­
d lin g , o r d if f ic u lt ie s due to d i f ­ d ire c tio n o f B a h u r K o c a ta s , and z e n sh ip .”
fe r e n t
c u rre n c ie s ,
M r.
S t r e it w e ll em ceed by E d F ro s t, the I n ­
add ed .
te r n a tio n a l T a le n t S h o w was a
solid su ccess. T h e S ib o n e y B o y s w ith J u a n D ia z a t the p ian o , Os
c a r T o r r e z on the d ru m s, and Pa t
T W O S H O W S N IG H T LY
P a tte r s o n sh a k in g the g o u rd s
F e a t u r e S t a r t * at 7 P. M .
led o f f w ith som e fast south o f
the b o rd e r n u m b ers.
N e x t on th e p ro g ra m c am e S y l
via G u e r r e r o , w ith a dan ce called
1 5 *8 *.
"S A N T A F E "
D v o ra k . “ S ilu s v io .” A cc o m p a n ie d b y Pi van
E - m in o r s y m p h o n y
bv
—
w ith —
and “ F i n g a l’s ' ave ,
o v e rt i rf* b y g a lin a H e r r e r a , V ili e and M a r y
R a n d o lp h S c o tt
L o u is e
G a r c ia
san g
“ U n a q u ita
M end elsso h n .
L in d a ,” or “ M a g ic is the M oon
“ T H E K IL L E R T H A T
S e a to n tic k e ts fo i th e re m a in
ST A LK ED NEW YO RK”
lig h t.” M ac C o rrig a n did an excelin g e ig h t s u b s c rip tio n c o n c e rts are
in t o r p r e t a t ion o f “ M alegueE v e ly n K eyed
C h e rie * K o r v in
b eing sold a t re d u c e d p ric e s o f ‘pnt
n a ,” anrl cam e h ack la te r w ith
$16, $10.70, and $7.15. G e n e ra l
“ K s p a u a ( a n i.” A f t e r an in fo rm a
adm issio n ticket- a r r $3.60 fo r
tiv e in tro d u c tio n b v Sh a o C h a n g
Tee
2 - 5 ^ ll
. .
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stu d e n ts and $5.35 for o th e rs
Y in , ( ’. ( . ( Ti rn k: sang tw o C h i
"Q U E B E C ”
nese b a lla d *, acco m p an ie d b y I'b u
— w ith —
J u n Le e at th e p ian o .
Jo h n B a r r y m o r e J r .
P A IN T IN G
M a r ily n B ro n s o n , who ha® h e r
C o rin n e C a lv e r t
THS C LO U D S
P a b lo R o c a , c a n d id a te fo r a doc- ow n p ro g ra m on K T R C . sang some
•The F I G H T I N G S U L L I V A N S ’
to r o f p h ilo so p h y d e g re e at th e old A m e r ic a n folk songs, in c lu d in g
W IT H
w
7 horn a , M itc h e ll
Anne B a n te r
U n iv e r s it y ,
has
tr a n s la te d
th e “ T h e C o lo ra d o T r a i l , ” “ W a y f a r i n g
S U N S H IN E "
W p c h R ]c r‘ ’ in t e llig e n c e S c a le
fo r S t r a n g e r ,” and “ C o m e on B lu e ."
( hUflrpn in l0 Sp a n is h
C o m e d ian J a c k B r o w n , fro m ( hi^. M
% t
1
D r. H. T
a n u e l,
d ir e c to r o f eago, add ed ya n k e e h u m o r to the

W hitney

2116 Guadalupe

Mr. W ith ersp oon became coun­
has ex p an ded to ev ery sta te to
the e x te n t th a t n o w m ore than a sel to the C o tto n B ranch o f th*
m illio n p a r k in g m e te rs are used I C o n su m e r S o f t G oods D ep a rtm en t
in the U n ite d S ta te s .
o f O PS la st F eb ru ary. H e w rites
“ T h e ir m a in o b je c tiv e is to re g ­ and
in te rp re ts
r e g u la tio n s for
u la te the flo w o f t r a f f ic , n o t to p rice fix in g and m eets w ith in d u s­
b rin g in r e v e n u e ,” he state s. “ B u t tr ia l o ff ic ia ls to d eterm in e th#
o f co u rse th e re v e n u e h e lp s .”
e ff e c t o f p ric e fix in g on produ e★
; tio n .
T w o p ro fe sso rs fro m the S ch o o l
★
o f L a w a re e m p lo ye d w ith the
T h e n e g le cte d phases o f p erson ­
O ff ic e o f P r ic e S ta b iliz a tio n . F o rd nel w o rk in s ta te and lo c a l g o v ­
W . H a ll, associate p ro fe ss o r of e rn m e n ts w e re discussed by Dr.
la w , has resign ed to w o rk w ith the S t u a r t A . M a c C o r k le , e x e c u tiv e
O P S in D allas, and Jo s e p h W it h e r ­ d ire c to r o f the T e x a s E conom y
spoon, asso cia te p ro fe ss o r o f la w , ' C o m m issio n , a t th e a n n u a l co n v en ­
is cui le a ve o f absen ce in W a s h ­ tio n o f the L e a g u e o f T e x a s Mu­
ington.
n ic ip a litie s in A u s tin T u e s d a y .

San Antonio Symphony
To Open Year Nov. 3

Young Texas Pianist
Performs Here N ov . 5

7 ne fa ll cn am p io r.sh ip in the
U n iv e r s it y
C lu b ’s
b o ttle
pool
to u r n a m e n t w e n t to D r. G. H.
N ew lo ve , p ro fe s s o r o f a c c o u n tin g ,
la s t w eek . Runjner-up w as B a n x s
g u e s t s o lo is t w ith th e D a .la* and
M c L a u r in , p ro fe® «o r o f c iv il e n ­
H o u sto n sy m p h o n ies.
g in e e rin g .
Sh e stu d ied w ith D r. S ilv io Styon ti and D a l.el S c io n t i f o r the last
six y e a r s an d is now s tu d y in g
u n d e r them a t N o r th T e x a « S t a te
C o lle g e .
T h e A u s tin S y m p h o n y also w ill
p re s e n t “ f r o m the New M’o rld ,”

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F r o m p a r k in g m e te rs to su p e r­
so n ic a ir c r a f t , U n iv e r s it y p ro fe s ­
sors a re in te re s te d in a v a r ie t y o f
e x tr a - c u r r ic u la r a c tiv itie s and no
lo n g e r m e re ly lim it th e m se lve s to
le c tu re s and la b w o rk .
R e a d e r ’s D ig e s t fo r N o v e m b e r
has an a r tic le b y D r. D e W it t R e d ­
d ick , p ro fe s s o r o f jo u r n a lis m , on
p a r k in g m e te rs , title d “ 1000 M il­
lio n H o u r s : B o u g h t an d P a id F o r . ”
M o n th s o f re s e a rc h re s u lte d in
D r. R e d d ic k ’s u n c o v e rin g littlek n o w n fa c ts a b o u t the p a rk in g
m e te r b u sin ess, S in c e 1935, w hen
the f i r s t p a r k in g m e te rs w e re in ­
s ta lle d in O k la h o m a C it y , E l Pa so ,
an d D a lla s , th e n ie te r bu sin ess

Union HoldsOnly Hope
For Peace, Says Grad

In a sp e cial m essage G o v e r n o r
S h iv e r s said, “ I u rg e th a t all o f
o u r c itiz e n s p a r tic ip a t e b y v is itin g
o u r p u b lic school® to o b serve how
the au d io - visu a l m a te r ia ls a r r used
as an in t e g r a l p a rt o f cla s sro o m
in s tru c tio n and in o th e r w a y s c o ­
o p e ra te in m a k in g A u d io - V is u a l
W e e k a success w o r t h y o f a g re a t
s ta te .”

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Trust Essential
In Management
Industry, Educators
Told in Conference
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By M A R JO R IE C L A P P
M alcolm
E.
IM * '’ )
W a lla c e ,
eg - U n iversity -* id ent body pre* •
der t charged ■*. ti toe «.» .ng of
U n iv e rs ity student Douglas K nser, was freed ruder $10,OOO bond
late T h u rsd a y afternoon.

group— w orker*,

citizen*!, or itu dent*, - b y o ffic ia l*
and honest, active participation by
members of the. group itself ran
he the bas;* of a new e nl^ htened
era

of

dem ocracy,

speaker*

*t

His release came a fte r an exsert­
ing tria l T h u rsd a y morning in
w hich Ju s tic e of Lr e Pea< n T ra v is
B ia k e sie e ordered the 30-year-old
US
Departm ent
o f A g ric u ltu re
econom ist bpund over for grand
j u r y action.

T hursday s open ng sessions of the
Texas Personnel and M anagem ent
Association conference on the cam ­
pus em; hasized.
The first speaker, Hr. Thomas
Gordon of the U n iv e rsity of C h i­
cago, told a; proxim ately 500 lead
er« of Texas bui*ne*«, ind ustry,
g overnm ent, and education o f a
“ new c o n c ption of leadership'
which can strenghten democracy
from w ith in so that o .a n w ith ­
stand any Comm i i st on* aught.
T i « m e r strenghtening can he
achieved ©rd;. when leader* put
V-e r ti .*t
n f r ej
group-, the
psychologist af! •
*

Dr, Gordon : a ’ r f d h * grouptrust plan v ti notable succeaa
in
h:a
1 n ver-ity
of
Chicago
clas*es. St id enU themaeive* de­
cide or their goal*, how to attain
tne.r objectives, and what method*
to use in evaiuat r g their progress
Mr. Gordon a.-o d scu«sed his
pp
mal exnenences w f h a select­
ed gro i r f ch bren from the
Chicago slums with the education
div.aior. T hursday afternoon.
A lle r 1 . Thompson, M ayo r of
Jack so n ,
Mississippi,
who
ad
ressed the evening session of the
conference in Hogg A u ditorium ,
pointed the wa; to more *ucres*G . H . BYRD. Do a-, c m ar and UT patron d : o/s ' ' q ft r ar ,
f 'J I governm ent through p artiri
w:th ja / r. r drum r"A Oretta at the O J gam e parad e.
pa*.on by cit zen*.
Speaking on tho m u n icip a l-gov
e m inent
level,
M r.
Thompson
stressed that good governm ent w ill
follow intelligent leadership and
whole hearted ro-nperation by c it i­
zens.
An ; *< gent voter will accept
his fa ir i i are of the ro o of city
governm ent, he said. O ther requis­
“ C o l.” David Harold B y rd , ex­ R e s t senior and president, receive
ites o f good citizenship should
gold wrist w atches, and the bc-t
include operation of business so student and prom inent D allas o il­
freshman a loving c up .
u will he a coedit to the com ­ man was presented leather chaps
R ising from an oil scout, to geo­
m unity, encouragem ent, and co­ b y the Texas Cowboy* a fte r the
logist.
to wilfh after, Col. R yrd , of
operation v th city o fficials, pro
Longhorn Rand played “ T i e Ey e * Ryrd Frost Inc., s now on of ' h e
mother r f an educational s y s te m ,
that w ill produce good citizens, of T e x a s” in hi* honor in the O U largest independent oil produce) .
The title of colonel r o m e * from
and insistence that m unicipal sal­ game parade in Dallas.
his work a* lieutenant colonel in
*
aries be high enough to attra ct
capable officia ls.
Col. R yrd , whose main interest the C iv il A ir Patro l.
A* T e x a s W in g C om m ander o f
In the governm ent d vision of is U n iv e rs ity athletics and the
( A P a n d vice-chairm an o f the
the convention T h u rsd ay a fte r
Longhorn hand, did most of the N a t i o n a l E x e c u t i v e B o a r d , he arni
nm n Charles C. Ford, c ity m ana­
work
on lining up tho I >aID*■
* p a r ­ D e n S p r i n t / f le w to F iu r o p e do u '
ger for I >al las, Hear nbed city gov

Cowboys Present
Chaps to Col. Byrd

B lak e slee
took
action
a f ’ er
h e arin g two -tate wutr
W ile y
f). Ed g a r, 503 San Ja c in to S tre e t,
and d om F.riekson, S ta te H ig h w a y
D e p artm en t i i ( £,n-e and weight d i­
vision o ffic e r, te stify.
E d g a r, w o wa- playing on the
eighth
green
some JOO yard*
northeast of the Pitch and P .tt
clubhouse, scene of th* shooting,
testified that he heard a shot, or
noise, aru) looked tow ard »he north
w innow of the building.
“ I -aw a p u ff of what looked
lier smoke coming from the w in ­
d o w ,” he said.

UT Selected by Kellogg
For Nursing W orkshops
The I"rn v e i t •„ m one of fo u r­
teen -choots selected bv the K e l­
logg Fo undatio n to conduct work■riop ar 'I instit rte* anil o ffe r ex­
tension cont -es arid consultant
servici in nursing -orvice adminixtration.
The
Regents
accepted
$19,690.05 from the Foundation
for the fir - 1 y e a r of the f . ii - ear
pi (gram to n-ure better patient
ca-e in Texas hospitals.
T ra in in g w ill he available to
head nurse- supervisors, arid d i­
rectors o f nm sing service. M rs
Ire n e H e a ly, A .-tm, associate profpc.«or of nursing education, and
M.-h Dorothy Haskins, G alveston,
a■
, *islant p ro fe ss o r o f nursing, will
W o rk f ir ! tone w it! t ie project,

Former Austin Athlete
Killed In Korean Fighting

P f t , Vernon Todd, form er Y e .ir­
i n g basketball player, was killed
n K orea O ctober IT w hile se rv­
ing with a tank unit of th* First
Mat me Division.
T odd, son of Mr and Mrs L.
V’. Todd of Austin, joined the
M arines last Decem ber.
A graduate of A u stin
H.gh
e m m e t as “ big business” and ade. In ad') lion to being honorary t h e s i m m e r o f 1950 to a r r a n g e
said good tended results in **G* president of the band and one of f o r f i f t e e n f o r e i g n aviation cadets School, he was active m ju n io r
its gr**a’e.«f benefactors, he is to visit A ustin and the U n iv e rsity league baseball and basketball He
f ed customers.
basket­
la rg e ly responsible for the decision u n d e r the State Departm ent e x ­ lettered en the M ••■-or
*
ball team.
A lb e rt A. G reen, civilian per­ of G eorge E. H urt, noted director, c h a n g e p r o g r a m .
sonnel o ffic e r of F o rt Sam Hous to accept the hand directorship at
ton, in discussing op ortunitie* in the U n iv e rsity.
Reside* furnishing many of the
the <’iv iI S e rvic e , declarer! that
hand instrum ents, each year he
the
dea tbs* governm ent em
ploves can hold th e ir jobs and gives three awards to *« memhe?*.
not do their w ork well is a mis
take. He said they are firer) by the
governm ent p i p ' as they are fired
by private entei prise.
Jo h n H. W in te rs, executive di­
rector of the Texas D epartm ent of
Public W e lfa re praised the state
legislators for their cooperation in
Student*
planning
to
send
ca rry in g <>n the work of hi* de
p a ym en t •
t hristm as
packages to foreign
In the busmens section, W F
countries and servicem en oversea*
Lusby,
southwestern
personnel
m anager for Sears, Roebuck and should mail their parrel* before
Com pany, st,rinsed ti ai mpg for Novem ber 15, says A. H P en n ey,
the personnel in every field of superintendent of the U n iv e rs ity
merchandin ng a- the hest method Postal Station.
fo r m aking profit.
R eran** of the heavy tra ffic
v
during
the holiday *ea*on, it is
R. I, Sutherland , director of

Im m e d iately a fte r, Fblgar said,
he heard threp or fo u r more shots.

showed him innocent o f the crime.
Shelton called th;* a “ g ra n d ­
s' a ncl p lay for the pre**” on the
part of the D istric t A tto rn e y.

He added that a dark-headed
man d r e-*ed in a . grit sh.rt and
“ I made the o ffe r, and I'll stay
dark trousers emerged from f he
clubhouse and in a ’ medi am g a it” with it,” I/m g commented.
wairted tow ard a 'A r parked p a ra l­
W a lla c e , neatly attired in a
lel to the building on Lee Barton dark blue * J it, re m a n ed cairn
Road. He proceeded north tow ard throughout the f r a. He scanned
Rooert FL le e Road where he newspaper* from tim e to time.
turn eri right.
S ittin g on • a few feet a w a y from
Fidgar stated that the car pained h rn was hi* father, J . A. W a.iace.
app roxim ately
th irty
or
fo rty Dallas con tracto r, r i* brother, and
a rd* 'ro m where re sir,'
The his w fe, M a ry Andre W a lla c e . The
car was a tud or 1937*58 dark co ipie have been separated s.nee
B u ic k sedan w ith 5' rgt? a license August 3.
num ber 290766, he teat. fred.
Po. e -fate ^hev have not found
W a lla c e was arrested in a da k the m urder weapon ar d have no
blue Pontiae snort v afto r the (I if * *o the m otive behind the
shooting on the B i net H ghwav -lay mg.
by S ta te H ig h w a y patrolm en. The
ai hor* V irg in a
-e r jni ,*r
290786 F'.dgar stated a fte r view
ing the <ar, that in r.- op r on st
wa- the t a r he had seen at the
golf course
Fidgar » iao te *tif es! ‘ r n 1 r I opinion W a lla c e wa- the m a' he
T hree D i v e r s i t y s t a f f m em ber'
saw leavin g the cl .; •lo» ,*e a f ♦or
the shots. He based r
ot *
or w ii present report* to the Am e'!an In stitu te of Physic* now hoidW a lla c e ’s general appearance and
rg
ta
tw entieth
a n n ive rsa ry
walk.
Cross-examined bv Defence A d meeting in Chicago.
to rn e y Polk Shelton, the w in* *
Dr. A W N olle, a*soc!ate protestified ne -a w th e man erne g ng f *— «.r of physics, and. and J . F.
from the clubhouse from a d :j
M fsud of the Defense R e.ca-rp
hance o f 'JOO yard*. ID adde -'av L a b o ra to ry are presenting the rehe could not sw ear tha* the mat
- lit* of a study of ultrasonic-w ave
was W a lla ce, who int direcD y in propagation n rubber-like m ater­
fro n t of him in the courtroom .
ials.
Erickaori, the s»a*e'« second w it­
Dr Llo y d A Je ff r e s s , professor
ness, testified he ar re -*cd W a lla e of psychology and research sciena fte r receivin g a police radio po k- t ; t, i* reporting the result* of a
up broad c a s t i l e sa d that W allace s t u d y uf t h e maskir g e ffect* of
had a ru t left index finger.
“ w hite noise,” a com bination cif
Questioned about where he’d ail so md frequencies, upon the
been in the last ho <r, tv a lace re
tone chara cteristic* detected by
plier!, “ N o com m ent,” the o ffic e r the niiman ear.
said.
•Students who are also attending
The o ffic e r said no weapon wa* the m eeting are Ja m e s H. Rotsf o 'inil on W allace.
ford,
W a lte r
R.
R u n yan , and
Biakesiee, called by the state, Ruben H W allace.
te - tifled that a* coroner he was
L. L. Antes, research scientist
summoned to the g o lf course and of the optical reasearch lab o ra­
found R in ser clead from gunshot. to ry, took the group to the m eet­
F irs t Assistant D is tric t A tto rn e y ing.
Tom B la c k w e ll, in a surprise de­
velopm ent, called D istric t A tto rn e y
Radio Repairing
Bob I,ong to the stand.
Long testified th a t u Dad o f­
Home and Auto
fered W a lla ce a guaranteed out­
right reiease if a he (infector teat.

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L a w Run off* Today
I.aw .School election run-offs
w ill hp held from 8:30 to I o ’clock
F r id a y in the L a w B u ild i g.
Glenn B a rb e r and Ghat .ie Post
for president, and Je a n Dab- and
V. G. Kolm s for secretary-treas­
u re r are chief contenders n the
run-off. The p rim a ry was held
Vt ednesday.

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L a 't y e a r Dr. M acD onald was
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F'ree coach ng - being offered
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Hogg hon Hat i i , also spoke rn
the education section. He stressed
the value of experiences acquired
;r extra-curricular work instead
o f the a rtific ia l value* of the
graded- pa per system
I i < convention w ill continue
Kri ia;. w ith general assembly at
a 45 a ui
• Hogg A uditorium ,
luncheon at. 12:15 in the Main
Ballroom of Texas I mon, and
ar other special meet ng for edu­
cation a; ft a.m. in Texas Union
315.
Sp eaker fo- the luncheon F r i ­
day w ill he Lour- G. Seaton, d rector o f labor- relation- activity
for <m •e al Motor < Corporation,
D etroit. He w I
discuss the philosoph; ben cd the long-term un­
ion agreem ents of h * company.

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