The D Texan T h * F i r s t C o l l e g e D a i l y I n T h e S o u t h AUSTIN, TEXAS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1947 Vol. 49 Price Five Cents Justice Quits Election Case uiy pas been caueu lox- w ednes­ day afte rn o o n to give approval to a new appointee to fill o u t th e court. The c o u rt convened to hear a petitio n by Jam es C otten, au th o r of tw o of the th re e proposed con­ tro v ersial am endm ents, asking th a t an in ju n ctio n be issued to p rev e n t the th ird am endm ent from being placed on th e ballot in th e com ing fa ll elections. voting C o tten ’s am endm ents, which w ere b ro u g h t up by a p etition signed by over 2,100 students, proposed th a t a v o te r’s pledge slip be su b stitu te d fo r th e p rese n t a u ­ d ito r’s iden tificatio n a t th e polls and th a t social a f f i­ liations of can d id ates be listed on th e ballot. rec eip t as to th e In asking fo r injunction, C otten sought p rev e n t th e th ird am endm ent, w hich asks th a t th e b lan k et ta x be used a t the polls in place of th e a u d ito r’s re ­ ceipt until such tim e as the blank JUDY EBELING E. B. HUDSON Stump Speaking Set for Tuesday Night — JO ANNE ROBERTSON EVELYN SUMMERS v . 3 MoreCandidates Announce As 1 Withdraws From Race T hree m ore candidate* have an -sem 1 ^ a n |d a d y fo r A , ^ ta x ” am end-1 the "b la n k e t place m e n t on the ballot was not legal ly co n stitu ted because some c t never been th e m em bers sw orn in as req u ired by the con­ stitu tio n . had H e also contended th a t both am endm ents could not go on the b allo t since they w ere in d irec t contradiction to each other. to prove As th e c o u rt session got u n d e r­ w ay C otten changed his conten­ tion th a t one m em ber a f th e A ssem bly had n o t been le­ gally sw orn in T uesday night be­ fo re the second vote on the “blan­ k et ta x ” am endm ent. one candidate h e . w ithdraw n C o u rt; and Jo an n e R obertson, as- the stum p speaking and cam pus su rer hem blym an from E ducation. M ary organizations a re urged Jim Jones to an- th e T exan nounce in th e ir m eetings the date which has been set. inform ed Roundtable. the race Those announcing are E. B. I she has w ithdraw n from th e Ed- 1 H udson; fo r A rts and Sciences as-1 ucation race giving as h er re a ­ — I son a heavy load of studies which the would p rev e n t h er devoting necessary tim e to th e office if she w ere elected. in a d v erten tly an ­ nounced the candidacy of Evelyn the w rong office Sum m ers T uesday. Miss Sum m ers, a senior business adm inistration m ajor Jacksonville, F lorida, has from The an n u al stum p speaking has en tered fo r associate been se t fo r T uesday n ig h t at justice of the S tu d e n t C ourt. She 7:30 o’clock in the T exas Union u n d er the sponsorship of th e Uni- is a m em ber o f B eta B eta Alpha, Palestine Native Speaks at Hillel The T exan the race fo r Views Partition As Political Solution Stadium Is Scene Of Next Pep Rally The p la in tiff sta te d Je h u d ah H eilm an, a native of th a t As- P alestine and co rrespondent fo r sem blym an W illiam P itstick had tke p alestin e P o st, declared in a ftt HiUel T uesday n ig h t th a t en tered th e room a f te r th e sw ear- ing-in cerem ony had sta rted The defense b ro u g h t P re sid en t B radley B ourland and A ssem bly­ m an Bill K inney to th e stand to tr y to establish th e f a c t th a t P it­ stick had e n tered in tim e to have th e o ath fully adm in­ istered. room th e B ourland said he tho u g h t P it­ stick had en tered in tim e and Kin- See Mc d o n a l d , P age 8 To send the L onghorns to th e ir | and w a n t them to win this gam e, th e problem o f long as as Jew ish th e re will be A rabs and Jew s. th e rem ains unsettled firs t year, stu d en ts and fan s will hold frictio n b e tw e e n ' a pep rally a t 5:30 o’clock T hurs- ! day a t th e n o rth end of Memor- conference gam e o f sta te “ The m om ent a com prom ise Is ial Stadium , reached, frictio n w ill cease an d a The stu d en ts will g re e t th e play- new situation will be created in ers as they re tu rn I rom th e ir last the Middle E ast, favoring co-oper- ! w orkout at Clark Field p rio r to ation am ong Jew s and A rabs,” | the gam e. B arefoot S anders, head H ellm and told a large audience of yell leader, said thej rally wou Jew ish and A rab stu d en ts. I include songs and yells, and would the S anders said, This will be th e only o p p o rtu n ­ ity stu d e n ts will have to send the boys o ff because no is f o r F rid ay m orning scheduled when th e team leaves. “ S tu d en t supp o rt m eans a lot to th e boys,” he added, and urged th a t all stu ­ dents a tte n d th e rally. rally OU Students Raise a Fuss NORMAN, O kla., Oct. 14(IP)— T hey ta k e th e ir football seriously a t th e U niversity o f Oklahom a. This m ight be expected o f a school th a t h ires baby-sitters to w atch stu d e n ts’ children during hom e gam es. So i f s no t su rp risin g th a t th re e days a f te r the S ooners’ 34-14 d e­ f e a t by The U niversity o f T exas th e stu d e n t body still is riled-up ab o u t o ffic ia tin g O klahom a claim s gave T exas a touchdow n. Sunday n ig h t a cam pus crowd h ere hanged R e fe ree Jack Cisco in effig y and planned to b u rn th e body”— b u t som eone kidnapped it. crowd T h a t didn’t sto p th e Sooners. L ast n ig h t a new o f 3,000 produced a new body and burned i t on a cam pus park in g lot. As th e flam es rose from th e dum m y th e crow d chanted “ Jack Cisco’s body lies a-m ouldering in th e grave . . .” then tram ped on the em bers and w en t home. Heilm an adm itted th a t the basic j ^ W e V a n t to le t the" boys know n « A r a W e w ^ th a t we a re rea lly behind them I f the Jew s rlaim s to P alestine. claim s to P alestine, got p a r t of P alestine, “ The Jew ish S ta te should be in tellig en t enough to join th e A rab League and it j would becom e th e Middle E ast L eague. • 17 Blanket Taxes Taken af OU Game Seventeen b la n k et ta x es w ere taken from persons n o t qualified th e O klahom a “ K now ing th e A rabs, I believe they w ould be intellig en t enough to co-operate w ith a Jew ish sta te , H eilm an, who g rad u a ted from th e j to usp them a t A m erican U niversity a t B eirut, gam e ]ast S aturday. Lebanon, declared. * “ These activ ity tick ets a re sub- ject, to fo rfe itu re if they a re pre- “ I am a g a in st p a rtitio n ; b u t I sented a t the gate by a person who accept it as the only political so- js not th e ow ner,” Ed d i e , bus- lution. The A rabs should accept jnef!R m anager o f the U niversity it, because A rabs and Jew s face ath letic office, said. “ However, the sam e problem s. They both we’re try in g not to be too hard on should stop m aking political r e s o - jf irst o ffenders, and th e s o ­ lutions and g e t down to w ork.” dont has a legitim ate reason as to If a m ilitary conflict should oc- why the tic k e t was used, it will cu r w ith the A rabs, H eilm an be- be re tu rn e d .” Mr. Ode also said lieves th a t the Jew s can ta k e care th a t the tic k e t will be confiscat- of them selves. “ The Jew s control; ed and no t re tu rn e d if the o ffense com m unications, the num ber of sources and th e m a jo rity o f the n a tu ra l increased by T hey can cope w ith any situ atio n | about 4.000, offenses have been re- th a t m ight arise, and th a t is th e , few er Even in P a le stin e .; blan k et re- occurs a second tim e, though taxes has th a n ever, Mr. Olle resources economic if See PA L E S T IN E , Page 8 | m arked. _____ ★ No Special W ill Run To Memphis No special train s o r buses will go to M emphis fo r th e Texas-A rk- ansas gam e on O ctober 18, bus and railw ay officials said T ues­ day. S tu d en t dem and has not w ar­ ran te d the addition of special f a ­ cilities. lines M issouri P acific have scheduled tw o e x tra cars on the re g u la r run and o th e rs will be added if th e re is a dem and. L eav­ ing A ustin a t 10:50 F rid a y m orn­ ing. th e tra in will arrive in Mem phis a t 6:50 S atu rd ay m orning. For th e re tu rn trip th e tra in will leave at 9:15 p m. and will arrive in A ustin a t 3:15 p.m. Sunday. be R ound-trip tic k e t ra te s will $28.90, day coach; $55, low er b e rth ; and $51, u p p er b erth . L eaving A ustin a t 10:45 F ri­ day m orning the M issouri-K ansas- Texas tra in will m ake connections in D allas fo r Memphis, and arrive S atu rd ay . th e re a t 6:50 a m . See No PR O V ISIO N S, P age 8 ^ U niversity Y, Glam azons, A lpha Omicron Pi sorority, and is tre a - Pan-A m erican Ju n io r o f Miss Hudson is in th e School of A rts and Sciences, and is from See 3 MORE, P age 8 Chest Primarily For Students Faculty Donations To Be Voluntary M isunderstanding concerning fac u lty participation in th e Cam­ pus C hest was clarified T uesday by F re d C handler, Cam pus C hest chairm an, who said th a t the U ni­ beginning versity’s “ one driv e” N ovem ber 3 would be confined stric tly to students. In o rd e r n o t to overlap th e so­ liciting am ong th e fa c u lty being done by the C om m unity Chest, th e cam pus cam paign will n o t so­ licit th e U niversity fa c u lty and sta ff, C handler said. He in tim a t­ ed, how ever, th a t th e re would be no reason f o r excluding th e fa c ­ u lty from n ex t y e a r’s Cam pus Chest drive. F o r th e purpose of determ ining which organizations and ch arities are eligible to share in th e Cam ­ pus C hest fund, C handler has called a m eeting fo r T hursday aftern o o n a t 5 o’clock In th e S tu ­ d en ts’ A ssociation o ffice the Texas Union. in R epresentatives o f those org an ­ izations and groups are urged to to a tte n d the m eeting prep ared subm it th e ir applications fo r a share o f the Cam pus C hest fund. S tudent A t p rese n t only W orld Service Fund and ^ M( A- th e YWCA are known to be fairly c e r­ tain of p a rtic ip a tin g in Campus Chest. th a t num erous In a m eeting of Cam pus Chest soliciting and publicity com m it­ tees T uesday afte rn o o n it was called to a tten tio n of th e com m it­ tee m em bers in­ quiries w ere being received from the faculty concerning th e ir p art in Cam pus Chest. C hairm an of th e Soliciting C om m ittee. (Jury Selig, said th a t though the fa c ­ ulty would not be asked to con­ trib u te to Cam pus Chest, he would not tu rn down any m oney they m ight wish to give. Eight Pages Today No. 45 4 Revisions Up for Vote F o u r am endm ents d efinitely will ap p e ar on th e fall election ballots, th e S tu d en t Assembly de­ cided T uesday night a t a special m eeting in A rchitecture Building 105 w hen N orm an S h to fm an ’s “ blan k et ta x ” voting am endm ent was again passed by th e necessary tw o-third m ajority. la st V irtu ally the sam e am endm ent had been passed by th e assem bly a t th e ir re g u la r m eeting T hursday, b u t a question as to th e m em bership o f th e body neces­ sitated a second passage before the am endm ent could be assured of com ing to a vote O ctober 22 S tu d en t voters will decide whe th e r slip ’ th e C otten “ pledge am endm ent to do aw ay w ith the presently-required a u d ito r’s re ­ ceipt f o r voting, o r th e S htofm an “ blan k et (or both) will be th e law fo r la te r cam pus elections. addition, ★ ta x ” am endm ent In Candidates' Platforms Due Thursday at 5 A ll c a n d id a te s a r e a sk e d t o p r e p a r e a f ifty -w o r d s t a t e m e n t o f th e ir p la tfo r m fo r p u b lic a ­ tio n in T h e D a ily T e a a n S u n ­ d a y , O c to b e r 19. P la tfo r m s m u st b e tu r n e d in to th o E d ito r ’s o f ­ f ic e , J o u r n a lism B u ild in g R oom I b e fo r e 5 o ’c lo c k T h u rsd a y a f ­ te r n o o n , a n d sh o u ld c o n ta in n o t le s s th a n fo r ty nor m o r e th a n f i f t y w o rd s. W o rd s a b o v e f i f t y w ill b e e d ite d o u t. C a n d id a te s w h o se p la tfo r m s h a v e n o t b e e n r e c e iv e d b y th a t tim e w ill b e in c lu d e d o u t. from $25 am endm ents to raise th e stu d e n t p resid e n t’s salary to $50 m onthly, and to req u ire list­ ing of candidates’ social a ffilia ­ tions on th e ballot, will be o ffe r­ ed this fall. The special m eeting w as c u t- and-dried throughout. W ith o u t calling th e roll, P re sid en t B rad B ourland had C hief Ju stice Ja c k Skaggs adm inister th e o ath of o f ­ fice en m asse to all elected an d appointed assem blym en p rese n t, See 4 AM ENDM ENTS, Page 8 - ACS Presides' Speaks Tonight Dr. Noyes to View Molecular Energy Dr. A lb ert W. Noyes J r., pres­ ident o f th e A m erican Chemical Society, will speak to th e C en tral T exas section of the society W ed­ nesday nig h t a t 8 o’clock in Chem­ istry Building 15. M ethods of dissipation o f m ole­ cu lar energy as a re su lt o f ir­ rad iatio n will be discussed by D r. Noyes. He will also explain th e e ffec ts of p ressure on th e in te n ­ sity of fluorescence, and the ty p e s of m olecules w hich a re expected to re a c t photo-chem ically in cer­ ta in ways. Dr. Noyes, chairm an of th e De­ p a rtm e n t of C hem istry since 1939, is ed ito r of the Chem ical B ulletin. D uring W orld W ar II Dr. N oyes served on the s ta f f o f th e C hief of th e Chemical W a rfa re Service. He is a m em ber of th e A m erican Physical Society, th e A m erican and N ational A cadem y of Sci­ ences, and th e A m erican Associa­ tio n fo r th e A dvancem ent of Sci- once. Inflation Topic For Coffeorum Lewis Is Chairman Of Today’s Panel The relationship o f in flation to the w ar and th e life cycle of in flation will be explained as a p a rt of W ednesday’s C offeorum by Dr. C. M. Rosenquist, professor o f so­ ciology. Dr. R osenquist is a m em ­ b er of th e four-m an panel which will discuss “ High P rices— Will the C ure K ill?” The C offeorum will be a t 4 o’clock in T exas U nion 315 and 316. O th er m em bers o f the panel are Dr. E. G. Lewis, assista n t p ro fe s­ sor o f governm ent; D r. C. E. Ay­ ers, p ro fesso r of economics, and Dr. R. W. F rench, p ro fesso r of business adm inistration and d irec­ to r of th e B ureau of Business Re­ search. Dr. Lewis will serve as ch a ir­ man o f the panel. Dr. A yres said Tuesday th a t he had n o t decided w hat points of the price question he would discuss a t th e C offeorum . the Dr. F rench will approach problem from the point of view of 5 the business com m unity and will »*9 sum m arize the effec ts high prices upon the m erch an t as well as the consum er. o f 'Hot' Story Causes Delay in Ranger T he censors, a b a tte ry o f libel law yers, and a dozen o th e r ob­ stacles have prevented th e O ctober issued W ed­ R anger from being nesday as originally scheduled, R obert E. V. (C andy) Johnson, editor, said T hursday. “ W e’ve had a little trouble g e t­ tin g o u r ‘h o t’ sto ry in p rin tab le note fo rm ,” said the door of Johnson in a 'lAJhat Gi O n O /ci 8-5— G raphic A rts E xhibit, R ara Books Rooms. 8:30-4:30—X -rays fo r recheck, B. H all. 10*12— P ictu res by Dow Sim p­ son, Ney M useum ; also 3-5 daily. 3 . 5 —T ryouts fo r F o rty A cres Follies, Texas U nion 316. 3 New resident hostesses, D ean of W om ens O ffice. 4 . 6— NMMI, Scholz G arten. 4 *6— F encing, G regory Gym, 4— C offeorum “ P rice C o n t r o l - W ili th e Cure K ill?” 5— A C appella Choir Music Build­ ing 2 0 0 . D allas Club T exas U nion 309. football, In tra m u ra l M en’s In tra m u ra l Field. 7 _9 —TYy-outs continue fo r F o rty A cres Follies, T exas U nion 301, 7— Dr. Bernice Moore on “ P er­ so nality,” Fellow ­ ship, YMCA, recreatio n and r e ­ fre sh m en ts follow. F reshm an 7 *8 —F ree dance class, T exas U n­ ion. 206. 1 0 1 . 7— A ssociation fo r Childhood E d­ ucation, T exas U nion 316. 7 W illiam son C ounty Club, Tex­ as U nion 309. 7 — Mica R unning W , S utto n H au 7— Pi Lam bda T h eta, A rc h ite c t u re Building 403. 7 W est T exas Club, S utton H all 7 *7 :15— Radio Guild b roadcast of N ew com ers Style Show KNOW. 7 — W estm inster S tu d en t Fellow ­ ship ban q u et, M ain Ballroom B y B O B R O G E R S Speaking for Regents, Painter Tells Faculty — New Dorms W on t Be Built Now The g en e ral fac u lty , m eeting \ buildings was said to rest on t h e 1 the cou rts in H ogg A uditorium , validation of th e College B uilding College Building “ If T uesday h ea rd P re sid e n t T. S. P a in te r an- j am endm ent approved in A ugust, j valid, nounce th e decision of the B oard t o f R egents “ n o t to go fo rw ard w ith th e co n stru c tio n ” of the r e ­ cen tly proposed stu d e n t dorm i­ to ries a t the p re se n t tim e. B th a t hold am endm ent the available to e r e c t ad ditional per-J is m an en t buildings,” Dr. P a in te r. . then we will have lu n a s | said. The decision w as m ade a t th e la st m eeting of th e Board a t th e sam e tim e th a t the stam p o f ap­ proval was placed on the con­ stru ctio n of a Science B uilding, a S tu d en t H ealth C enter, and im­ provem ents on th e pow er p la n t, Dr. P a in te r’s re p o rt said. “ Both the Science Building and th e pow er p la n t developm ents can probably be paid fo r w ith m oney which is now on h an d ,” Dr. P ain ­ te r said. The construction o f th e h ealth c e n te r will be paid fo r o u t of a com pulsory hospital fee a u ­ thorized by th e legislature. P lans fo r th e construction o f th e dorm itories w ere abandoned a f te r extensive investigation prov­ ed self-am ortization n early impos- ible. P re se n t high cost of building w as cited as th e principal reason fo r n o t co n stru c tin g the dorm i­ tories. T he f a te of two new classroom NEW DORMS LIKE THIS only a dream as Dr. Painter told the Faculty that they would not be built at the present time. The R egents in their last meeting turned thumbs down on construc­ tion of new dorm itories in the near future. In addressing the fac u lty on th e p a st year. Dr. P ain te r the events of noted th a t developm ent was crease in stu d e n t enrollm ent. and accom plishm ents sboVf,d f r0!m u n der the R angpr office> «‘b u t th e ‘g o -, Union. th e m ost outstan d in g abpadt boys' has been given to the the g re a t *n* ; p u n te rs, and the m agazine defi 1 ‘‘ F ree dance class, T exas Un- j nitelv will be ou t n ex t week. lo r u 7:30— Pre-L aw executive board, . t. j . T here was a question, however, i j t r e n d would T>xas U nion 312. 3Q_ _ B a re n ’t try in g to cover up th in g » gaid t he editor, open- door is to w hether this plain fa c t thin(r|| 5n tb e m agazine are going: . crack, "b u t th. i ™ W e ” ” H all U S . as continue. Dr. P a in te r pointed . u t ^ th a t "o u r he so much a t th e freshm an lo\ei as in the upper levels o f under- L mnke some people unhappy,; 7 .30J _ Al ha E psn 0n Delta, Bio­ g rad u a te and g rad u a te msU uc- and it w ou]dn*t do to w arn them ; tion. It is obvious, th e re fo re, t h a t , A fo re h a n d th a t the R anger is rid- in re c ru itin g p erm a n en t m em bers to o u r s ta ff we should select per- 1 sonnel capable o f conducting per- terjo u s 8b0u t the whole va need and g rad u a te - ‘ — illum ina­ 7:30— M E E and tion lab. E ngineering Building. 7:30— Talk by P rofessor Edwin K autz. U niversity B a p t i s t Church. ^ hprd on them -» j ohns0n, continuing to be mys- a ffa ir, s tu p e s . wou]d give n0 fu rth e r details on R a n g er’s contents, except to th a t som e o f > k < 1; 3 0_ c |a a l c , | Club, F a c to rs th a t would tend to re- . - — M*— ! IR E T exas Vn- Building 12. C ounty Club, ^ . j 7:30-10— O bservatory open, Phy­ I stric t the grow th o f the L niver- sity w e r e nam ed as the d ' m e n t of ju n io r colleges and the . im provem ent o f the state-su p p o rted J p lan ts of other schools by th e passage of the C o l-| loge Building A m endm ent. The decline in v eteran enrollm ent was .not nam ed as a fac to r. physical 0 *«y that would have a cover and I fo rty -e ig h t pages, t>,0 ^ n ^ anin[r the door ju s t wide O pening h tQ throw o u t an em pty milk e d m n o s a n h o J final „ I t wiU be w o rth wait- £ v e n n 0xt w eek „ one sics Building. 8— “Photo-Chemistry** Dr. W. A. N oyes, C hem istry Building 15. 8— A ustin C am era Club, Physics B uilding 421. 8— L assies P etite invites all g1**9 5 fe e t and under, T exas U nion In re la tin g the grow th o f the fac u lty to the grow th o f the s tu ­ den t body, Dr. P a in te r recalled th a t “ Since Ju ly 15, 1946, we lost cast 'f o r W ednesday, C ontinued w arm w e a th e r w ith p artly cloudly skies is th e fore- says the W E A T H E R See DORMS, Page 8. I Weather Bureau. 8 U * 8— F orm ation of ^ v , a C alifornia , Club T exas U nion 316. 8:30— A ustin Symphony O rches­ tr a Byron Jan is, pianist, H ogg Auditorium* “ iu t; hit a uonsutuuiouiii te m p o rary A m endm ents” th e in deadlock T uesday n ig h t stu d e n t co u rt w hen A ssociate Ju stic e Ben M cDonald stepped down from th e bench a f te r an objection by th e defense th a t his decision w ould be biased. A special session of the Assem- Ballot Proposal To Be Discussed / Candidates Voice Opinions Monday Ten re p re se n ta tiv e candidates fo r S tu d e n t Assembly posts will be asked by A thenaeum L ite ra ry Society to give th e ir views on th e proposed am endm ent which would req u ire th a t a c a n d id a te’s social affilia tio n be placed on the ballot. The candidates will speak in an open m eeting dn O ctober 20 a t < 105, o ’clock in Law Building w hich seats approxim ately 250 people. th e speakers from H arvey W itherell, chairm an of the society’s com m ittee fo r t h e m eeting, said T uesday th a t an e f ­ f o rt will be m ade to select a t le a st fo u r of th e A rts and Sciences asp ira n ts, tw o independents, and tw o fra te r n ity m en. C om m ittee m em bers Bob Spurlock and Ed N uckols will as­ sist W itherell in selecting t h e speakers. The candidates will speak fo r th re e m inutes each and will re ­ tu rn to th e p la tfo rm in speaking o rd e r fo r th re e m inutes m ore to answ er audience questions. tj. C. Kelley to Give iThird Pop Lecture A c u ltu ra l approach to “ The N ex t C ivilization” is th e thesis o f T h u rsd ay ’s pop le c tu re to be given by J . C harles Kelley, assista n t p ro ­ fesso r o f anthropology, th e M ain L ounge o f th e T exas U nion a t 4 o’clock. in M r. K elley w ill show how a j * ls tu d y o f o th e r people’s custom s 3" a n d ideologies can be an aid in ^understanding p re se n t w orld prob- ems and th e ir solutions. i i ‘ ll; J• > T his is th e th ird in th e w eekly op le c tu re s sponsored by th e Stu- e n t F a c u lty C om m ittee o f the exas U nion. The inform al ta lk s ere nam ed “ pop” from th e idea sed by th e Boston sym phony or- h e stra w hich gives in fo rm al o r ‘pop” concerts. The f irs t pop le ctu re th is fall as given by Dr. R. H. M ontgom - ry, who pointed o u t th a t m an jiust change his social and eco­ nomic system s to keep u p w ith cience in th e atom ic age. In the econd talk , Dr. W. A. N ielander warned th a t if th is change is not ade soon th en capitalism in this o u n try m ay collapse. ii ii I ti I c I v ! I I i j r o r t u . . . . . . s a c r e d N athan O. O sborn w as w orking dong sadly in his ed itin g labora- ory last S atu rd ay a fte rn o o n . His nind was f a r aw ay in D allas. He score was, wondered w h at wished he had even a radio to ceep him in touch. Suddenly his n stru c to r asked a question: the “ N athan, why are you w orking oday ?” H ad to —-my nam e w as on th e saturday list.” “ No i f s n o t,” th e in stru c to r ru elly told him. “ I f s G eorge Os- iorn who is supposed to w ork to- lay.” B u t G eorge w as in Dallas. KhU m u s t b e so m e k in d o f a ec o r d or s o m e th in g . A n d t has e f t A s s is ta n t R e g istr a r M a* F ic h - e n b a u m w o n d e r in g a ll w orthw hile. H e ju s t c a n ’t f ig u r e u t h o w o n e g ir l m a n a g e d to add nd d rop e ig h t e e n c o u r se s in th e ir s t th r e e w e e k s o f th e se m e s te r . ★ it's i f The five princesses who a re om peting fo r . . . Ag B arnw arm - • Q ueen . . . a re V irginia Olson ho won m ilking, hog calling, and a c to r driving c o n tests; K a th a r­ tic Lowell . . Sounds like th e harecro p p ers a re o ff again up t Tesxieland, b u t actu ally this usiness happened a t K ansas S tate cl lege. N uthin’ like bein’ ru s ti­ cal, eh, Clem? W e d n e s d a y , P c t . I S , ' 1 9 4 7 T H E D A I L Y T E X A N P a y j Just Kibitzing Texan Operative Gets the Boot B r GABE WERBA , t .. . TTT ,4h l T T h r D a M 7 T exan d idn’t try r T # x a , Will* g ww. — ------------------------ w h i c h m a y be accou W hich m a y be a c c o u n t e r for by the f a c t t h a t Ju n g m ic h e l, who had j u s t ste p p e d o u t o f th e shower-* was s t a n d in g in full view o f th e cro w d — c o m p o s e d of b o th se x e s— in a s t a te o f u n clo th in g which Gypsy Rose Lee has he lp ed so m uch to p op u larize. , Alpha Chi's Take Swimming Prelims F o llo w in g th e t h i r d w o m e n ’s in­ t r a m u r a l sw im m in g p re lim in a rie s T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n , A lpha Chi O m eg a w on f i r s t w ith a score o f 43 p o in ts. Se ven p o in ts b e hin d was K a p p a Alpha T h e ta w ith 36 points. A lp ha G am m a D e lta cam e in th i r d w ith 30 points. T h e p r e l im in a ri e s decided if Un­ A nd a n o t h e r K a p p a A lp ha T h e ta won Coach W ilkinson t u r n e d ’p la y e r s an d d ra w led , “ All to his right, one of you men go in a n d call tim e o u t — an d give th is to R apacz. tim e, w ith a b o u t five o r te n m i n u te s to go u n til th e e n d of th e f i r s t h a lf, all-A m e ric an r e n t e r Jo h n R ap acz s t a r t e d s n i f f ­ li n g an d w aved d e s p e r a te l y to w a rd th e C U bench. learn shall be placed in e it h e r the O r a n g e o r W'hite B ra c k e t, skilled a n d u nsk illed play ers resp ectiv ely. th r e e f i r s t p lace s w ith Ann R ansom e in th e fo r m sw im m in g; R ara Mc- C am bell, Rue W'ise, C a ro ly n Red- d itt, a n d Bois B lo u n t in th e 100- y a rd n o v e lty re la y ra c e ; an d Ann T y n a n , V irg in ia O wens, M a r th a D ean , a n d M a rg e n e W e s t in the 1 0 0 -y ard f r e e style re lay race. A lpha Chi O m ega won tw o first A lp ha u rn u m e g a won tw o h u m a n in te re s t m a t e r i a l, too. One p j f t c e 8 w ith Virginia W a r r e n and ii timet* i mw* - j Vinson sw im m ing in the i .I.. . rnntA t veiled M arjorie V in s o n , s w im m i n g in the in e b r ia t e d rooter y e lle d s l i g h t l y 2 5 -y a r d back crawl race, a n d V a n - w i l d l y fo r T e x a s AAM d u r i n g th e ita V a n L nn ding h am , in diving. f i r s t h a l f and e v e n g o t up a t h a l f ­ t i m e to sin g “ T h e S p ir it o f A g g l e - !a n d ’’ b e f o r e s o m e kind s p e c t a t o r told him w h a t g a m e he w a s w a t c h ­ A lph a G a m m a D e lt a w o n first in t h e 2 5 yar d f r e e - s t y l e r a c e w ith Ir e n e S a n d a h l sw im m in g . A n d he p ro d u c e d a b e a u ti fu l la c e -b o rd e re d w h ite h a n d k e rc h i e f. t h e i r ow n , T he fa n s f u r n is h e d it ing. He still d o e s n ’t b e l ie v e it. I f you go by L o ng h o rn p l a y e r , h ero o f t h e g a m e w a s n ’t Bobby j mg. th e c h e e r s r ec e iv e d , T h e fo u r t h and l a s t s w im m in g p re l im in a r y w ill he held T h u r s d a y at 5 o ’clock with G a m m a Phi the B e ta , W esley F o u n d a tio n , Delta t h e j Z eta, and N ew m an Club c om pet- Steers Due Rough Time From Still-rugged Hogs . rn* TpxAx this Saturday, good blockers w hen J good blockers w hen A rkansas is B r BILL H A RDING | backfield th at ta one o f the fa it- th e D e s p it e c o n v i n c in g I M se tb ac k o f A r k a n e a . b y a au r p n a - in* B a y lo r a g g r e g a t i o n , t h e L ong- t h e R * t - b . c k a I. « P « horn, a r e l o o k i n g f o r w a r d A u b r e y to a he .U n o f e I pe c t«d to m in. m0>t ti‘tht' " c 11 h e RRaz orb ac k^ 7 t Mem I f o r h i . « p e r b p u n t i n g a n d d e f e r . - ^ a b ility . H e has b e e n used on ly th e y m e e t t h e Razorb ack * a F r e s h m a n Coach B u d d , J u n g - 1 . p a r i n g ) , . t a . . A r k a n , a . . t a d JKH,- artes; r as hard a t T exas this Saturday. The L onghorns handed the Razor- backs th e ir o n ly C onference d e­ fe a t la st year, giving A rkansas a share o f the SWC cham pionship. Ken H olland who fin ish ed se c ­ la st season ’s ground-gain ­ ond in ing race, is alw ays a dangerous th reat w ith his bouncing, bobbing sty le o f running. L ast y ea r he picked up 397 yards in 112 tries. A ltern a tin g at the tailback slot w ith H olland is Clyde S cott, fo r ­ m er A n napolis star during th e war years. S c o tt is very fa st and sh ifty and is an ou tstandin g pass r e c e iv ­ er. B oth are excep tion ally good a t sw eep in g th e ends. Good d ow nfield b lock ing by fa s t lin em en , who are tw o and three deep in letterm en a t every position, o ffe r these scatb ack s the chance to break loose. W o rd f r o m t h e A rk a n s a s t r a i n ­ ing c a m p says t h a t p o w e rfu l L eon C a m p b ell will n o t be able t o go a g a i n s t T e x a s because o f a knee to u g h in j u r y , b u t C am pb ell c u s t o m e r a n d is a p t to be on hand come S a t u r d a y . L ast seas o n he picked u p n e a r l y 200 y a r d s o n 59 tries. is a T he en d positions a r e h eld down by Melvin McG aha a n d B u d C a n ­ ad a. B o th a r e a ll-a r o u n d p lay ers, good a t rece ivin g passes, an d h a r d to g e t a r o u n d on en d sweeps. good Jim Minor, 2 2 5 - p o u n d e r , p la y s one t a c k l e an d is hard t o m o v e on those o f f - t a c k l e sla sh es . C harles L iv ely holds th e o th e r s p o t and is big, f a s t and a go o d bloc k e r. s t r e n g t h M id d le-o f-th e-lin e is rather lig h t f o r c o ll e g e ball but the H o g s m a k e up in a g g r e s s i v e ­ ne ss f o r w h a t t h e y la ck b e t w e e n the h ip a nd sh o u ld e r pad s. Bill T h o m a s , a 1 8 0 -p o u n d er , p l a y s c e n ­ ter a n d w a s p r o m in e n tly m e n t i o n ­ ed f o r a l l- C o n f e r e n c e h o n o r s last ye a r. T h e r o n R o b e rts a n d Bill F r a n k ­ je tt e r m a n g u a r d s , play ^ a n g - u p defen s iv e g a m e a n d a r e b o t h in possession o f the ball. Like m ost coach es, John B arn­ hill is m aking good use o f the fr e e su bstitu tion ru le, ru nning d e fe n s­ ive and o ffe n siv e sp ecia lists in I and ou t o f the gam e a s the occa­ sion dem ands. th e B arnhill up set all dope buckets la st y ea r by b rin g in g th e team picked for la st p lace in to a tie w ith Rice. B y superb co n d i­ tionin g, a num ber o f team s and w on by nar­ row m argins. the H ogs ou tlasted in The c o n d it io n i n g o f this y e a r ’s squad le a v e s s o m e th in g to be d e ­ sired. A r k a n s a s w a s s t r o n g a g a i n s t T exas C h ris ti a n in th e f i r s t h a lf th e secon d h a lf , but f a l t e r e d barely k e e p in g a 6 - 0 m a r g in . t h e H o g s h a d a A g a in s t B a y lo r, 9 - 0 th e lead a t h a l f tim e , b u t B e a rs c a m e r o a r i n g b ack to ta k e a 17-9 v ic to ry in th e s e co n d ha lf. } T h e r e m ay be o t h e r f a c t o r s in th e B a y lo r vic tory. In th e g r o w in g co m p le x ity o f fo o tb a ll to d a y , th e s t r a t e g y a n d sty le o f co ach es is stu d ie d as closely as th o s e o f th e p laye rs. B arn h ill has b e e n a r o u n d h e re f o r a y e a r now a n d Bob W o o d r u f f of B a y lo r is a newcon#- e r w ho is com in g u p w ith a te a m m u c h s t r o n g e r th a n su p p o s e d a t first. City Tennis Pairings At Penick Courts Today .in g l e s E n t r a n t s in in m e n ’s th e c ity te n n is t o u r n a m e n t should r e p o r t a f t e r to P e n ic k C o u r ts 2 :30 o ’clock to find o u t w ho t h e i r o p p o n e n ts will be, D r. D. A. P e n ­ ick, U n iv e r s ity t e n n i s coach, a n ­ n o u n c e d T u e s d a y nig ht. D oubles a n d w o m e n 's a n d j u n ­ io rs’ e v e n ts will n o t be p la y e d la te r, possibly n e x t w eek, until Dr. P e n ic k said. O U Coach Still Hot On Last-second Play T h at verbal Oklahom a tw ister, th a t blew up in D allas Saturday aftern o o n ju st b efo re the h a lf o f the OU gam e, app arently hasn t subsided. fir st h a lf L a te reports ou t o f Oklahoma have som e o f th e Soon er coaches still o b jectin g to the last play o f th e in w hich B obby Layne picked up J i m m y . Canady s fum ble and to ssed it to R andall Clay, who stepped over th e goaj the L onghorns' a 14-7 to g ive lead th a t looked all-im portant a t the tim e. D iffe r e n t v ersio n s have Okla­ hom a o b jectin g b eca u se: ( I ) tim e had rim out b efo re T ex a s called tim e out ju st b e fo r e th e la st play, (2 ) C lay’s kn ee ground, and touched Che (3 ) L ayne s k n ee touched th e ground. The A sso cia ted P ress ca lled U n iv ersity A th letic O fficia ls la te T uesday, en d eavorin g to obtain T ex a s film s o f th e gam e to m ake a picture fo r th eir w irephoto «er- v ice, b ut m otion pictu res fa il to show the play clearly since R efe­ r e e Jack C isco m oved over to ob­ scure L ayne ju st as he sta rted to scoop up th e fum ble, j “ Check Sunday m orning papers to see if we sc o re d or n o t,’’ was all th a t Coach Blair C herry had to I say on the p lay. _ _ _ _ _ _ ENJOY FINE FOODS SERVED BY M ILA M CAFETERIA NO. 2 a t 2 1 st & W ichita E x ce lle n t M eals a t R easonable P rices in a C onvenient Location MILAM CAFETERIAS . 8th and C ongress 21st and W ichita Z A L E MOUNTINGS ENHANCE THE BEAUTY O F YOUR LAM ONDS $ 4 9 . 7 5 4-DIAM OND m o u n tin g $ 2 4 . 7 5 2-DIAM OND M O U N T IN G EASY TERMS look A modem ZALE «e»tlng will make your larger, more brilliant diamond than ever before. Illustrated are two fishtail type mountings ol UK yellow gold. No extra charge for setting or siting. Priced to include federal tan. D EF E N SIV E S T A L W A R T in t h e Razorback for w ard wa 1 u t r t N i i » t OOk «r-\ /Mio J I “ L. TV AI A I A L . * I i te r m a n J im Minor. R u g g e d e n d a g g re s s iv e , th e J o c u n d h e c k # is c a p t a i n of tho A rkansas te a m , a n d h e will b e a t right tac«-e when th e S teers an d H o g s ta n g l e in M e m p h .s ^ a t u r o a y ._________ j * i t Longhorns Have Top Offense in S W C S a t u r d a y ’s g a m e T o p s in th e passin g d e p a r t m e n t in M em phis,! T e nn ., w ill b rin g to g e t h e r th e tw o i9 T e x a s ’s B obby L a y n e , w ho has le a d in g y a rd a g e - g a in in g t e a m s »n palsied f o r 491 y a rd s with 25 com- Jim m y the S o u th w e s t C o n f e r e n c e , fo r the in 3 9 a tt e m p t s . ( . hion of a & M has a b e tt e r L o n g h o r n s load all o t h e r t e a m s in ed- AAM h as a b e tt e r this d e p a r t m e n t with 1,484 y a rd s ^ w ith . < 12 b u t h a s passed th is th e i r f o u r g a m e s ga in e d th e -.ear. T h e ir o p p o n e n ts -to -b e , A r k a n sa s Razo rb ack s, hold sec- en d o ffe n siv e ly w ith 1,159 yards. ,etiong in ig ‘T h a t good old B a y lo r seem s to be the to u g h e s t in C o n fe re n c e yielded o n ly 390 y a r d s rn g am es. th is y e a r as line th e ! it has AAM O p p . ..... AUK. Opp. th r e e Ovp^ jOR _ f o u r t h T h o u g h in to t a l y a rd - - age. B ry o n G illory of T e x a s holds i « MU _ the b e s t a v e ra g e on th e g ro u n d , 9 . 3 y a r d s p e r tr y . In a d d itio n , th e opp T e x a s s p e e d s te r is seco nd rn th e J T E J A . S O U T H W E S T C O N F E R E N C E F O O T B A L L S T A T I S T I C S ( T h r o u g h ( T i m e ) of c t o b e r l l ) NET GAINS F W D P A S S A t t - C o m p l 1 s t C a m * * D o w n * R u s h SU 44 43 35 41 22 39 39 31 41 31 497 60 9 8 98 435 73 4 234 604 64 9 524 507 414 3 42 901 490 42 Pm * - Total 98 5 448 9 4 7 378 I 159 261 6 47 2 1 2 9 6 4 226 390 152 416 2 1 2 832 243 705 177 71 3 2 06 6 49 231 512 I 30 SSS 1444 8 5 5 366 78 61 SO 50 41 46 38 34 40 47 56 17 62 72 39 2 6 14 19 19 17 14 18 17 16 20 IO 31 2 8 P c t . P u n t C o m p l A v g 4 4.0 36 .3 37.4 32.7 21 35.0 35 .8 36. 43 .7 29 .5 .5 0 0 .4 2 6 . 6 0 0 . 3 4 0 . 4 6 3 . 3 6 9 . 3 6 8 . 4 7 8 . 4 2 5 .3 40 .861 .5 8 8 . 6 9 6 . 3 8 8 4 0.5 38.1 TUXEDOS Tailor-made ----- ------— • 59.50 Ready-made — ...... 39.50 For R ent ................. 4 - 0 0 CROW N TAILORS 408 E. 6th 6703 scoring w ith 36 i t D e s k W a lk e r o f SMU by 8 po in ts a f t e r to u ch d o w n . R ____________ Holland. Ark^ LEADING BALL CARRIERS The 1948 C A C T U S ANNOUNCES the Sorority Photographic Schedule Pictures are made in the Cactus Studio in Journalism Bldg. 302 Studio Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. All Appointments must be made through the Sorority S C H E D U L E ALPHA CHI OMEGA ...................... Oct. 18 through Get. 21 ALPHA DELTA PI .......................... Oct. 18 through Oct. 21 ALPHA EPSILON PI ...................... Oct. 20 through Oct. 21 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA ............. Oct. 22 through Oct. 24 ALPHA OMICRON P I ...................... Oct. 22 through Oct. 23 ALPHA PHI ........................................ Oct. 22 through Oct. 24 CHI O M E G A ............... -......... -............ Oct. 22 through Oct. 24 DELTA DELTA DELTA ................. Oct. 23 through Oct. 28 DELTA G A M M A .................... Oct. 24 through Oct. 28 DALTA PHI E P S IL O N ...................... Oct. 25 through Oct. 28 DELTA ZETA ................................... Oct. 25 through Oct. 28 GAMMA PHI BETA ...................... Oct. 27 through Oct. 29 K A PPA ALPHA T H E T A ................. Oct. 29 through Oct. 31 K A PPA KAPPA GAMMA ............. Oct. 29 through Oct. 31 P H I M U - .................................... Oct. 29 through Oct. 31 P I BETA PH I ................................... Oct. 30 through Nov. 3 SIGMA DELTA T A U ...................... Nov. I through Nov. 3 Z E T A TAU ALPHA ...................... Nov. I through Nov. 4 L E A D IN G PU N T R E T U R N E R S R at A vg ~ .. — T r i e * ... 29 45 - 61 . 24 . 80 __ 28 4 8 .. . 26 ... 27 Gain 2 63 2 5 2 2 3 7 2 2 3 2 1 2 1 9 6 I 48 I 87 165 16 0 G ood e. A A M --------------- * l l 19 Avg 9, 0 6.6 A ii F o w l e r , A r k . ,y j B e r r y , T C U 7. 0 8.5 8. 9 7. 2 6.1 6.1 S a m u e l * . T e x a s G i l l o r y , T e x a a — I’yle, Texa* ---- H o l l a n d , A r k . _ De w , A A M — . . . W e l c h , AAM — S i m s , B a y l o r _ . — 4 6 IO Yda 1 1 3 2 53 2 8 5 72 64 6 6 6 4 34 48 73 (I. S c o t t , A r k . ( i i l l o r y , TexH» W a l m M e y , R i f e B l a c k w o o d , B a y l o r S t o u t , T C U ------- Dtiitck, A A M Hun*. Pjr Ie. Rice T e x a * ---------- LEADING PASSERS Att. Comp. i n t . P c t Yd* L a y n e , T e x a n Hollm ig. AAM B ric e, B a v l o r ( ' a n t l i o n , A A M H o l l a n d . A r k . R o te , Rice S c o t t . A r k TOU B e r r y , W a l k e r . SM U E ik e n b e rg , Rice 39 . 49 . 81 . 14 . 17 15 11 21 21 18 LEADING PUNTERS _ .641 . 4 2 4 . 516 .7 22 .647 .4 0 0 . 545 .381 .4 2 8 . 389 PU Yda T C U -------------- s ------- * .l o s li n . W a l k e r , S M U H o l l m i g , A A M G r e e n , S M U I a m i t y , T e x a a F o w l e r , A r k . Knox, TCU K e e n e y , R i c e H o l l a n d , A r k . _ B ri c e , !, B a v l o r - ---- . T e x a s B a y l o r (Iillory, ------- ---------- I*on. P r i c h a r d , A r k , ---- C a n a d y , T e x a a _ — B l o u n t . T e x a * ------ W e l c h , A A M B a i l e y , T C H ---------- ■ G e o d e , A A- M — D ew , A A M _ - ~ B u m g a r d n e r , Texaa J J® 1 0 8 3 4 4 5 681 6 2 2 1 5 1 6 8 5 9 315 4 5 5 G a i n e d 1 79 106 101 83 81 79 79 79 69 69 L EA D IN G PASS RECEIVERS C a u g h t 8 LEADING SCORERS TD P A T S t o u t , T C U _____4 , $77 j 196 W a l k e r , S M U ---6 148 G i l l o r y , T e x a a — 6 13 5 G o o d e , A A M — 5 12 9 G le y . T e x a s _ _ _ _ _ _ 5 11 6 114 H o l l a n d . A r k . ---------- 3 10 2 D u s e k , A A M ______ * 74 C. S c o t t . A r k . _______ 8 ---- 8 A v g B l a c k w o o d , B a y l o r _ 8 6 6 . 6 E i k e n b e r g , R i c e ...... 3 51 . 3 45.1 44 .5 4 0 . 0 8 4 . 8 3 4 . 8 3 7 . 3 3 5.0 30 .3 1 C a m p b e l l . A r k . 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End Mike S trueber eft Am­ arillo spen t the afternoon under­ from T rainer going treatm en t Frank Medina. P ark er of Highland B a rt Pendleton Park was running in Foster’s guard spot and Byron Haney o f Goose Creek was filling Strue- ber’s place a t end. H aney won mention on the 1945 All State team as a center. gave Jungmichel A fter a period o f group work his Coach chargers some new plays to add to th eir attack and the rem ainder of the afternoon was taken up m astering these plays and polish­ ing up old ones. Although the b attle fo r posi­ tions is more fierce than ever, and men are still being tried a t new positions, a startin g backfield combination seems to have been found. Bill Allen, the sharp-shooting passer from W axahachie, has the L O A N S Wa Loan Money On Anything of Vain# EXPERT W A TC H R E PA IR IN G DO N E IN S D A Y S E n g r a v i n g of Ail K in d t Satisfaction Cuarantaad CROWN JEWELRY CO. 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A&M Froth Favored FORT WORTH, Oct. 14.— (ZP) of football —Freshm an Texas A&M and Texas Christian will clash here tom orrow night a t Farrington Field, city high school stadium. team s Because Coach W alter Roach’s Poliwogs have already lost, 0-35, to the Kilgore Ju n io r College eleven, Coach Charlie Deware’s aggregation will be favored to win. T he Gracious Gift. Send Them O ften W e D eliver— ELDON POWELL MEN'S WEAR received by 9 A.M. returned in the afternoon 24 hour service on all other clothing LUMPKIN CLEANERS Ph: 2-6862 — 210 W. 19th T A L L E S T M A N on the Texas team, slender, swift Charlie Tatom has played spectacularly behind Ed Kelley at right tackle, a posi­ tion usually manned by tank-shaped operaiives rather than 6-foot 5-inch stringbeans. A two-year letterman a t'e n d and the Longhorns' fastest lineman, Charlie specializes in downing receivers of Steer kicks. Odessa and Corpus Face Strong Foes By t h e A ss o c ia te d P r e s s The Texas Schoolboy Football the half-way campaign skips to mark this week with the teams voted most likely to meet in the finals — Odessa and Cqrpus Christi — battling unbeaten ele­ vens due to furnish them indica­ tive tests. Odessa’s mighty Broncos clash with an Amarillo team th at isn’t as strong as usual but neverthe­ less presents a tough obstacle. Corpus Christi runs into Thomas Jefferson of San Antonio, a mem­ ber of the Big Three of District 15. Odessa’s game is an interdistrict affair affecting no conference landing but the Corpus Christi— Thomas Jefferson tussle will be playing for keeps. All along the line the state’s powers see danger signals. An untied even dozen undefeated, teams remain and chances are this list will be cut to seven when the 1 week’s firing is over. Amarillo and Odessa are the j only clubs with perfect records to meet each other. Thomas Jeffer- | son has been tied but is unbeaten. Corpus Christi, one of the state’s high-scoring units, hasn’t come close to a defeat. The twelve teams th a t are un­ beaten and untied are Amarillo, Wichita Falls, Odessa, Austin (El Paso), W eatherford, Corsicana, Waxahachie, Longview, Marshall, Austin, Corpus Christi and Mc­ Allen. W eatherford runs a m ajor risk in playing Mineral this week Wells, the District 9 favorite, in a conference game. W axahachie is due fo r a showdown against Waco and Marshall might encoun­ ter t trouble with Gladewater in District l l . Among the teams th at are un­ defeated but have been tied, Poly (F ort W orth) appears about due Poly meets to meets strong North Side (Fort W orth) in the opening of the Dis­ trict conference race. take a beating. (Dallas) (D allas), 13-0, Major upsets fell in two areas lost a3 Highland Park to F orrest and Brackenridge (San Antonio) not the only was scored upon first time but was licked by K err­ ville, 14-13, in D istrict 15. for CHESNUTT CLEANERS S p e c ia litie s In Ladies' and Man'* ALTERATIONS Th. 2-1121 171 2 C o n f r aaa M a t h e w . on Won 372 Came* Known as “ Big T rain,” Christy Mathewson won 372 and lost 189 games in 17 years fo r a percen­ tage of .663. In 4,789 innings, he walked but 846 men while fan- i ning 2,499. FOR C HR ISTM AS LAYAWAY of your choice Tile stocking! ere kung b y the chim ney w ith cere—h u t how sad w hen n o G ruen watches ere there! D em and exceeds supply, so reserve your G ruen now ere they fey *hye-hye.* Scintillating Six-D iam ond •RIDAL DUETT! 14 Iii. 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A "try-on” will make you a Master Fitter fan. ♦T h e "Sequoia” (G iant Stitched) calfskin soles. in heavy all-season w ith double $12.95 O T H E R F R E E M A N ’S M i l TO 117.50 ybm 'ff %ekatfer & B/wpv H t n t S ty li C m * t f t o S m tk u m t” •ii coN*u»i. iMiM. toast ' TEXAS DEPENDABLE , JEWELERS FOR 41 YEARS See Ou r W i n d o w KftU G E On t h * D rat - 5 2 3 6 G uadalupe D ow ntow n — 7 2 2 C ongress S T O R E H O U R S : , 8 to 5 Monday thraufk Saturday W e d n e s d a y , P c t . 15, m b D A I L Y i c a A N r a g e 3 Oak Grove and Teias W in In Top 'Mural Football Tilts combination fo r stopping ate-passing Bill Porter. accu- intercepting W arren Brooks played an out­ standing defensive game for the losers, PEM Club passes. Sonny Rooker was the m ainstay of tho losers as he connected with pass a fte r pass, but none in paydirt. three A strong Rinky Dink squad scored a touchdown in the first quarter and then held on against a determined band from L ittle Campo* Dorm and ended up on the long end of a 6-0 score. A fter playing on even term s for the first half, FPH A Dorm D ►pushed across the winning touch­ down in the last half on a long pass, Carl Burney from Borden Clifton, to beat P rather H all, 12- 6. The winners scored their first touchdown in the first half on a pass from Clifton to William P itt who caught the ball on the 10- yard line and scampered over for a score. C anterbury Club turned on the power and steam rollered to a 33 0 victory over an outclassed Alba nine. Scoring in all four quarters the Canterbury Club was paced by the Schaezler brothers, Gen* and A rthur, who figured in three of their team ’s scoring efforts. Paced by the fleet-footed Char- ley Parker, the Fiji* piled up en impressive 18-0 victory over * # heavy and well-organised N ew m an Club aggregation. BSU mixed a hard running game with a tricky passing offense to come up on the long end o f rn 26-0 score over a weak and punch- less H ouston Club nine. The Bap­ tists scored at will as the city slickers from South Texas failed o fathom their smooth running offense. W alter Barnes reared back and fired a touchdown pass to Roland Hudson fo r the only touchdown o f the game as the W**t Texas dab squeezed out an 8-0 victory over the Cleck Club. A blocked pass the Czech goal line ac­ behind counted fo r the safety. They could well change the name of the W esley Foaadstlea to Nichols as sharp-shooting Taylor Nichols fired touchdown masses- to his team m ates to ac­ count fo r Wesley Foundation’s 26-0 victory over Laredo C lub. fo u r You asked for it — HERE IT ISI an ORCHESTRA Every N ight Except Monday at POPULAR PRICES: Saturday and Holidays — 75c a person O ther Days-—45c a person THE TOWER 407 South Congress B y RED V A L L S T e x a n S p o r t « S t a f f Oak Grove Co-Op 19, B lom quU t Sw ede* 0 . * T ejas Club 13, PFM Club 0. R isk y D isk * 6 , L ittle C am ps* Dora* 0. * F P H A Dorm D 12, P rath er 6. 33, Alba C anterbury Club Club 0. Club 0. Club 0. Fiji* IS , N ew m an Club 0. B SU 2 6 . H ou lton Club 0 . W a tt Texaa Club 8. C atch W esley F oundation 6, Laredo One of the largest crowds to witness the independent football games this season was duly re­ warded Tuesday night as eighteen team s representing the Mica, Club, and Dorm Divisions romped up and down W hitaker Field in mid­ season form. Bulging with beef in the line and with speed to burn in the highly-heralded the backfield, Squirrels from Oak Grove Co-Op made an auspicious debut in their league by tram pling a light, but hard-charging B lom qnitt Sw ede team , 19-0. On their first offensive play of the game, Oak Grove racked up six points on a 40-yard pass from Le* (The Bruiser) Tiner to the blonde speed m erchant, Car­ rol Lee, in the end zone. The Swede line bottled up the Grovers fo r the rest of the first half and played on even term s with them. The Squirrels broke out their big guns in the second half and push­ ed across two touchdowns as Pis­ tol Pete Peterson whipped passes i of 20 and 30 yards to Jack Ander­ son and Johnston Marsden. In what proved to be the big­ gest upset of the nigtit, Teja* Club outplayed and outscored a heavier 1 and highly-favored PEM Club team, 13-0, as the physical ed boys ju st couldn’t find the right Intramural Schedule W E D N E S D A Y T O U C 1 » F O O T B A L L 5 o ’clock S P E v*. K a ppa Si*. I’hf D e lt a T h e t a v». D elta T a u Delta P h i S i g m a D e lta v». P h i K a p p a P a l 6 : 4 5 o 'clock F P H A D orm H *». B ra c k Hall Pi K A vs. O K E S A E v». ATO 7 : 4 8 o’clock B ra c k Apt#, v*. F P H A D orm G T h e t a Xi va. D e lt a S i g m a P h i B e t a T h e t a Pi va. KA B A D M I N T O N S I N G L E S 7 o 'clock C h an d ler , C liff C o u r t s v t . O h e rh a ltx e r, B ra ck Apt*. K u h n . B r a c k Apt*, va. H u c b n e r , Cliff A lb a u g h , B ra ck Hall vs. D a w k ins. B ra ck Court * Apt*. Rn timro, C liff C o u rt* va. M cC ra c ken. O ak G ro ve Bu ckey e* Chew, M cA da m s v». B u r t, Ind. Fn rlow, Oak G ro v e va. C andy, FRD I Kame, B lo cker H o u s e v s . T r a v i s . Lake i H o u s e 7 :3 0 o ’clock | F r o s t , T h e le m e v». S h u r , Ind. S m i th . O ak G ro ve vs . G rif fit h . D ead En d Kids Daniels, B ucc a ne er* va. D. S c hne id e r, B lo c k er H a u t e S k in n e r, G le n n H o u s e vs. H u e y , Tnd. I s h ig u r o , New A re s v». M rn k e , Ind. S u d b u r y , Ind. vs. H olt , Ind. B ar b es . M cA detn* vs. H o y t . Blocker 8 o'clock L a n g le y , Oak G ro v e v». T h w e e t t , SRU E d w a r d s . T h e l e m e va. H e n d e r s o n , L a ke G. Sc h n e id e r. B lo c k er Hou*« v*. W eb- ■ te r. The le m e E lam , M cA dams vs . R o se n h a lm , B ucca- Tver*. Glenn H o u s e v*. L i n n e r d , New . . . . . H o u s e H ° u * e «*«'*'• Ace* K n z s n , Deed End Kid* vs. N o r t o n . Ind. P o in d e x te r, TeJ«« vs Burt*. C*ech Club 8 :3 0 o'clock de Mexico vs , H ore k , C er edo, Club ( ' t e c h Club Go ldberk v t. E s p a r z a , N e w m a n F in k , W a t t m e t e r v*. G ue ld er B r y a n t , E x - S e r v ic e m e n vs. P o r t e r , Teja* . . . and Greyhound fares are mighty low# tee Greyhound offers mighty low fares to ell parts of the nation. Check with your Greyhound agent, the very next time you plan a trip. * 118 East 10th Street P h o n e2 -l 135 GREYHOUND mo HAS IHE TOUGHEST COACHING JOG IN FOOIBAIi? Some say ifs Lynn Waldorf, the fourth coach in four years at the University of California — once a renowned football power, but now chiefly known as the school where the students can, and do, fire their coach. Read this revealing article in today’s Post. COACHES9 GRAVEYARD Collie Small Texan Crossword Puzzle 5. P lace 6. Dance *tep 7. People inhabiting a rctic co a st 8. Mimicked 9. F asten her­ m etically IO Sea eagle 18. Concise 19 H alf an em 20 On Are 21 Viper 22. June-bug 23. M alt beverage 25. L arge roof­ ing alate 26. Is able 27. Shield 29. Bind up 32. T o m ake: a suffix 25 C loth used for w iping 36. R esort* 37 A rrived 38. M elody 40. A m a r k on th e s k in 41. R iver < A fr.) 42 L et it stand Today’s Answer Is in the Classified Ads 44. South east by s o u th (ab b r ) 45. J e w is h m o n th ( p o w > 5V«3nes9ay, Oct. IS. ,W THE PAILYJEX A N P g ^ ByU em ' Gleaned Hee QUanaei That old excuse about Robert C. Ruark being a sour-grapes scribbler who was out to “g e t” Lieutenant General -John C. IL Lee didn’t convince the editorial writers o f the Oregon Daily Emerald. The pa p ers rpnlv follows, with our amen. Lieutenant General Lee is in the United States awaiting retirement. It is mer - incidence that he is here just atter a b g investigation into his command of Mediterranean theater. General Lee, known affectionately a. •'Jeans H. Lee,” has keen cleared of a lot o f vile charuen trumped up by Robert L. Ruark. who peddles his stuff throughMin orpani/.ation known as Scripps-Howard. A lot of ex-GI’s read Ruark’s c o p y with more than casual interest l a s t month. They were the guys who wore h e h ^ t hners around Paris, and who the Champs for reasons of e x c e s s i v e ? military courtesy. General Lee, incidentally, was boss of the old Comm Zee there a v o i d e d Ruark charged that Lee haf , (n / b i jng like a stinker flown in Italy. He in­ terviewed some M . P . s and s o m e enlisted men in other arms of the service. He also got some interesting stories o u t , o f the company grade officers. General Lee these people agreed, was being tyrannical in his empire building. flinging After Ruark these started charges, the army sent the Inspector Gen­ eral a heck of a fine combat officer named Major General Ira T. W ynche, down to Italy to learn the dirt. Of course, everybody knows w h a t a fine bunch of fellas the I. G. boys are We remember a lot of Pfc’s who just adored going up to a major general to beef about the chow. The promotion system being w hat it is, is also quite conducive to lieu­ tenants and captains (who are career men ) telling tales out of school to a major general. W ell, naturally, the LG. learned allBut, no sir. Nobody told him all these nasty things about life in the Mediter- ran can Theater of Operations. Every­ thing was just fine. Obviously, Ruark was j u s t being sensational. When the I.G.’s report got back: to Washington, the big brass couldn t find anything serious. Of course, there were a few minor points like the mistreatment of enlisted men, but nothing serious, you understand. Lee was cleared of any I* ti WIt just goes to show what happens when the defendant, the district attorney, and the jury are all fraternity brothers. ACROSS I. R iding whip* A Pea* (old form ) 11. M onetary unit (Ind.) 12. Turkish m oney of account 13. D eputy 14. D a g g e r 15. Magician** ■tick IS. N ot w orking 17. Vapor 21. G irl* name 24. Compel 28. O f the aun 30. Biblical name 31. In*trument for com- pacting 33. A ntelope ( A i r . ) 34. D octrine 36. Wound mark 39 Ha* 43. C apital 45. To be ready (F r.) for 46. E cclesiaatical vestm ent 47. R eigning beauty 48. Chair* 49. D riving rain and ice DOWN 1. Bird’* crop 2. W rinkle (a n a t.) 3. N o t shut 4. A w a it s settlem en t JfouUoH Qtoe&U W oe Hack to Htuicb Maybe the war is o v e r . A t b ast it s a buyers’ market again, if the s ig n s of the t o e s in Houston are reliable guides. Some eighty-five representatives of Houston’s small g r o c e r y store and drive- n stations have voted u nam m ousl^ to re. main open on Sundays, theT Associate^ t o s s r e p o r t s , in defiance of Pollee ( htat >*vnes order that a city ordinance originally adopted in 1856, banning such o p e r a t i o n s will he enforced starting next SUi’h ,^ k e e n e r s ordinarily haven’t been last half a straining^^ t h e m s e lv e s in t h e dozen years bv k e e p i n g their s to r e s open a f t e r dark and on Sundays. When buying p r e s s u r e m ade a ll merchandise move la s t e n t r e p r e n e u r s generally had last word! and it w a s up to t h e buyer to h e vr«;r»Vt th fro s t the right time, No longer, in Houston at ’esst. N g - borhnod stores are going a t t e r t r a i U the again, and staying open w eek ends is part of their plan. As a start, the grocers met and assessed each other $10, hired two attorneys and instructed them to he on hand with “ plenty of bonds next Sunday” when arrests may begin. Full speed ahead, Houston indepenu- I f s about time the blue laws of ents. l o o o were w eeded out. Picture shows 185 and filling stations have been doing land; office businesses for years in “violation of those laws, and this is a good time for the grocery stores to cash in on some con­ venience trade. And personally, w*e like the idea of g i v ­ ing forgetful buyers a break when they forget to buy that extra loaf of bread for Sunday. Maybe the return of competition will give the b u y i n g public a kmg-ne- served break once again. I f s worth a try, anyway. C B Y P T O Q U O T E — A c r y p t o g r a m q u o ta tio n B L A O V D N N , K L N S V K A U , O N J G L R I K . V A V D N N C N V N I U - X A D I J A L No Pecans Foreseen This Fall For Tree Near Hogg's Statue sp r in g , a n d c ro w d e d v e g e ta tio n w e re too m u c h f o r the tree. T he p e c a n s j u s t a r e n ’t th e r e . his p la n t e d t r e e a t T h e seed f o r th e m em o rial w as I t a k e n fr o m a pe c a n th e h e a d of G o v e rn o r H o g g ’s g ra v e s t a tu e . n e a r a n d S h o rtly b e f o r e his d e a th in 1900, th e f o r m e r g o v e r n o r s ta te d th a t he w a n te d no m o n u m e n t o f sto n e, “ b u t p l a n t a t m y h ead a p e c a n tr e e a n d a t my f e e t an o ld - fa s h ­ ioned w a ln u t, th e s e tr e e s shall b e a r , th e p ec an s I a n d w a ln u ts be giv en o u t a m o n g t h e people o f T e x a s so t h a t the.\ m a y p la n t th e m a n d m a k e t e x a s a ! la n d o f t r e e s . ” a n d w h e n le t In spite o f e f f o r t s by th e J a m e s ' S te p h e n H o g g D e b a tin g Society, th e pe can th e H og g t r e e n e a r c a m p u s sh r in e h a s n ’t produce*! a p e c a n this fa ll. T h e tr e e , p l a n t e d as a m e m o ria l to t h e e x -g o v e r n o r in 1939, now s ta n d s t w e n ty f e e t in h eig h t, b u t h as n e v e r p ro d u c e d a pecan. L a s t sp r in g m e m b e rs o f th e d e b a t i n g society a p p o in te d a com m ission to in v e s tig ate w h en a T e x a n s t o r y s t a te d t h a t th e t r e e h ad n o t y e t p ro du ced buds. T h e comm ission r e p o r te d t h a t by “ f o r c in g o u t th e b u d s ,” h m e t h o d r e c o m m e n d e d by th e T e x a s D e p a r t m e n t o f A g r ic u l­ t u r e , th e t r e e m i g h t be m a d e p r o ­ d u ctiv e this y e a r. So th e d e b a t i n g society h a d the U n iv e rs ity y a r d m a n t r y to fo rce o u t th e b u d s by c u t t i n g b ack th e sto cks ab ov e w hich th e bud s w e re supposed la t e t o e r u p t , h u t f r o s t, o v e r a b u n d a n t r a i n f a l l in th e th e Credit Union Racial Prejudice Loans Increase Discussed by Negro | c Organization Aids Faculty and Staff in The num ber o f loan* exten ded b y the U n iv ersity F ed era l C redit U nio n h as re cen t increased m o n th s despite a d ecrease in mem h e r ship o f the o rganization , Chair m a n J o h n A. F o ch t said recen tly . O rg a n iz e d in 193 6 to serve as b o th an loan a g e n c y f o r U n iv ersity fa c u lty and th e U nion has s t a f f m e m b e rs , a p p r o x i m a t e ly eig h ty short and lo n g loan s o u tstan d in g at the p r e s e n t tim e. T his fig u re rep­ advance r e s e n ts an o v e r a s im ilar period la st year. appreciable in v estm en t t e r m and “ A ll racial group s should know and understand each oth er b etter, th a t’s th e o n ly w ay in A m erican life ,” J. M ason B rew er, N egro fo lk lo rist, to ld th e H illel T uesday Forum in a discussion o f w hat co n ­ trib u tes to ra cial p rejudice. books A uthor o f sev era l on N egro folk lore, B rew er recen tly w rote th e fir s t book o f N egro preacher ta les as his m aster s th e ­ sis a t th e U n iv ersity o f Indiana. H e is director o f research a t Sam H uston C ollege. B rew er declared th a t th ere are three “ stu m blin g blocks” to good race r ela tio n s: u n fa ir public and p rivate leg isla tio n , im proper a tti­ tudes, and harm ful m igration . t h e drop to a T h e a c tu a l m em bership o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n , w hich now num bers m ore t h a n 300, has decreased sin ce 1946. A t t h a t tim e, 3 7 0 m em bers p a r t ic i p a te d in the a ffa ir s o f th e C r e d it U n ion . I n com m en tin g on th e d e c re a s e in m em bership, Mr. F o c h t said t h a t he w as un able to sin g le a t t r i b u t e , f a c t o r . M e m b ersh ip s m a y be obtained in th e C r e d it U nio n by any p er­ son on th e U n iv e r s ity f a c u l t y or s t a f f . T he in itia l f e e is 25 c e n ts a n d co m m o n sto c k m ay be pur­ chased f o r i n v e s t m e n t purposes a t $5 p e r share. D ividends, ranging fr o m I p e r c e n t to 4 p e r cen t, ha v e b e e n p a id to stockholders in th e past. T h e adm inistration o f the Credit U n io n is vested in a board o f d i­ r e c to rs, a c r e d i t com m ittee and a s u p e r v is o r y com m ittee. The board, com posed o f P rofessor John A. F o c h t, c h a ir m a n , M iss Thelm a L o c k w o o d , M iss D orothy A yres, Dr. E d u a r d M icek, M ax F ichten- b a u m , S am K ieschniek, and Joe Malik J r ., clevk-treasurer, co-or­ d in a t e s the organization. T h e c r e d i t c o m m itte e , w ith Dr W illiam A. C u n n in g h a m as ch air­ m a n , d ir e c ts the o ffic ia l tran sac­ tions. The approval or rejection o f lo an ap p lic a tio n s c o n stitu tes the m a j o r f u n c t io n o f th is com m ittee. T h e su p e r v iso r y com m ittee, o f which F r e d e r i c k L. B eaty is ch air­ m a n , is in c h a rg e o f the bookkeep­ the C redit in g a n d U n ion . r e c o r d s o f . ex ceed in g L o a n s up to $50 m ay be o b ta in ­ fa c u lty ed w i th o u t secu rity by m em bers. L oans this a m o u n t m u s t be secured by c o l­ la te ra l. T he annual in terest ra tes on all loans is 5 / 8 o f I per cent. F in e s , com puted on the basis o f I c e n t f o r each $2 o f the loan, a ie assessed fo r fa ilu r e to repay the a m o u n t on th e date it is due. National Guard Recruits Students A cam paign to recru it U n iv e r ­ sity stu d en ts fo r the T e x a s N a ­ tional Guard w ill b e g in T u e s d a y night, O ctober 2 1 , w hen o f f ic e r s o f th e H eadquarters and H e a d ­ quarters C om pany, 1 1 1th M edical B attalion, con d u ct a m e e t i n g a t 7:30 in T ex a s U nion 301. be E n listm en t op p o rtu n ities a n d a d van tages w ill dis cussed. M embers o f th e AROTC m ay e n ­ list in the N a tio n a l G u a r d w ith o u t c o n flict, and th e Guard incom e is n o t included in com puting a v e t­ eran’s incom e under th e GI Bill o f R ights. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Take a Break N orth A ustin D rive-In : “ The South A ustin D rive-In: “ The M ontopolis D rive-In: “ Dead Y ea rlin g .” Sea o f G rass.” R eck onin g.” Y ank: “ S a ratoga T runk.” Q ueen: “ T he B ach elor and the B obby-Soxer.” C apitol: “ H oneym oon.” C hief D rive-In : “ A b ilene P aram ount: “ Stairw ay to H ea v ­ T ow n.” e n .” S ta te : “ L ife W ith F a th er.” V a rsity : “ S ca rlet P im p ern el.” T ex a s: “ Trouble W ith th e W o­ m en .’1 , A ustin : “ T he Kid From Spain.’ C actus: “ Sudan.” R itz: “ W estern Gold.” in H e term ed “ u n fa ir le g isla tio n 1 law s op era tin g on public co n v ey ­ sto re s, an d th ea ters, ances, dis­ even public b uild ings th a t crim inate th e N eg ro . B rew er c ited an in stance o f good race rela tio n s in th e little tow n o f O rangeburg, S.C., “ w here th er* are n o public co n v ey a n ces to cre­ ate fr ic tio n .” a g a in st B r e w e r sp e a k s f r o m a w id e v a ­ r i e t y o f e x p e rie n c e . A n a tiv e o f A u s ti n — “ w h e r e w e have g ood ra c e r e l a t i o n s ” — h e h as tra v eled all o v e r t h e a tten d in g fo lk lo re c o n v e n tio n s , sp en t som e ti m e in W a s h i n g to n , D.C., w ork­ ing on a s c h o la rs h ip aw arded him b y th e A m e r i c a n P h ilo so p h ical So­ ciety. c o u n t r y to o n e w here S p e a k in g o f “ h a r m f u l m igra­ t i o n ,” f r o m a p lac e w h e re th ere is p r e j u d ic e th er* is n ’t, B r e w e r said, “ U n fo rtu n a te­ ly, pe o p le c a r r y t h e i r prejudice* w ith t h e m . A nd we h av e som e bad pe o p le in all ra ces. “ T he f a m i l y is t h e place to de­ velop p r o p e r ra c ia l a t t i t u d e s a t an e a rl y a g e , ” B r e w e r d e cla red . “ Y on can tell w h a t peo p le a r e th in k in g by l i s t e n in g t o t h e litt le children. T h e y r e f l e c t t h e i r e ld e r s .” B r e w e r g a v e a n e x a m p le o f a tow n in S o u th C a ro lin a w h e r e N e ­ g ro es a n d W h it e s live in d uplex houses, a n d t h e c h ild re n p lay to ­ t h e r on th e sam e s tr e e t. A N e g r o boy, H a r r y , a n d his w h ite frie n d P e r c y h a d b e e n p la y m a te s fo r a lo n g tim e a n d n e v e r said a n y th in g to h u r t e a c h o th e r. T h e n o n e d a y P e r c y cam e hom e f r o m school a n d to ld H arry, God lo v ed u s b e t t e r t h a n yo u , ’ca u se H e m a d e u s w h ite .” ^ H a r r y s c r a t c h e d his head a n d r e ­ p lie d : “ O h no, G od lo v ed u s b e t­ t e r , b e c a u s e H e to o k ti m e t# c o l­ o r u s.” “ W e c a n ’t h av e g ood r elig io u s re la tio n s h ip s u n less w e h a v e good ra c ia l B rew er ad d ed . re la tio n sh ip s , H e to o k tim e t o te ll so m e o f h i s th e a u d i ­ own p r e a c h e r t a l e s to ence. B r e w e r is now w r i t i n g a g u id e b o o k on t h e w ho le fie ld o f N e g r o f o l k lo re w ith e x a m p l e s o f e v e ry ty p o a n d h o p e s to p u b lish his book o f p r e a c h e r tales, w ith an i n t r o d u c t io n by J . F r a n k D ob ie, f o r m e r U n iv e r s ity E n g lis h p ro fes- sor. _ N e x t T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n D r. E. E . H a le , U n iv e r s ity e c o n o m ics p r o f e s s o r, will s p e a k on th e w e e k ­ ly f o r u m , fo llo w in g th e th em e o f ‘‘The W o r l d T o d a y .” a n o t h e r v i e w p o i n t T o t h e E d i t o r : I f * m y op in io n t h a t a really lib e ra l T e x a n w ou ld r e p r i n t Clint P a c e ’s e d ito ria l a n s w e r i n g R alph L each. I A c o lu m n in which L each th e A u s tin A m e ric a n .) c h a s tis e d I believe you re a liz e t h a t th e , e x p r e s s i o n s o f o u r m o s t v o c if e r­ o us g r o u p , th e s e l f - s t y l e d liberals, d o n 't o f t e n go a lo n g w ith R a lp h ’s A m efican - a s s e rtio n in r e a d e r s S t a t e s m a n n o t follow ing th e T e x a n ’s p e rh a p s w o r th y c a m p a ig n t o give loud a n d p ub licity t o s to re s th a t said t h e its failed t h a t I t o f i g h t th e y w ere follo w in g th e N e w b u r y ­ p o r t P la n . If R a lp h ’* a s s e rtio n t h a t this killed th e p la n is c o rr e c t, it should he obvious t h a t th o s e sto re s p a r t i c i p a t e d , n o t i n f l a ­ tion, h u t to g e t v a lu a b le publicity. T h e T e x a n can b e t t e r a f f o r d to g e t o u t on a lim b t h a n can a p a ­ p e r t h a t h a s to w r it e w h a t people will buy. T he School f o r th e D e a f expose w a s e x c e llen t, h u t w ho can d e n y t h a t we decided th e case b e fo r e officia l in v e s tig a tio n ? C an th e A ustin p a p e r be sc a th e d f o r n o t ta k i n g such lib e rties? A nd th e re as o n is n ’t it j u s t possible t h a t th e T e x a n had m o r e THE DA&Y TEXAN rh« Db , I . . - . . J i.h e d in A ' i n t , Tex**, under t h - A r t of .Marc o f f i « W5 . CBntri ‘.r0n. \ d e liv ery and rn. verti»«ng sh ould he m a d e in J . i S i , , a ‘ s’ • * ,h* r ~ “ hon#; ( 2 -2473> or . t t h e editorial N? r Laboratory^ J B JOI. Ind ulrte. c o n ce rn in g . • -_________ . S U B S C R IP T IO N R A TES titer d e l iv e r y ' th e u . S. or M e x i c o ____ 60e m o n t h l y 60c m o n th ly HOc m o n th ly B r ^ 1 p . i - ^ - t wT~* d v a n e e T ~ iw l n I rn u m t e r m , t h r e e m o n t h . “ . . . , i o a n r l l T m P R E S S W IR E S E R V I C E T h e A . la e w l.ia iv e ly e ntitle d th e u«e for re pub li c a ti on in t h . , new a- d ‘ w m M t e m * o f ^ P o S U w B . c r i s i s pub lis he d here in . R i g h t , of repu b- ,f all o t h e r m a t t e r here in a ls o re s erved.____________________ _ to it o r no t o th e rw is e c re dit e d I h i . ree dited to pal lie; ■ Merriam r«o roe National Advertising Service, lscl N Colage P u b itih tn Reprrimtslu.'r *dv«»ti.im* c r 4 2 0 M a d i s o n Av . N e w YOUK. N . Y CmiraoO • B oaro. • Los a . a n a t • *A» f .s e c is c o Member J\1 C m DCT iaied Collegiate Press J All-American Pacemaker " ~ P E R M A N E N T S T A F F ...... ------ ■**------------* E ditor-ia-C hief M an ag in g A sso ciate E d it o r — E d ito ria l A s s i s t a n t --------------•------ ---------------- T e le g r a p h E d i t o r — ....----------- --------------------- S ociety E d it o r ---------------------------- S p o rts E d it o r A ssociate S p o rts E d ito rs A m u s e m e n t s E d ito r — N i g h t E d it o r s JO W H I T E . . C E C I L H O D G E S ....B ob H u c h in g so n J a m e s V a c h u le C la u d ia P o f f Lou Maysel .....Roy E d w a rd s, G abe W e r b a Bob R o g ers _______ Ralph Leach, L a u rie B elzung, Bob H uchingson, B lak e Miller, Ben H a rtle y , Bill S m ith “ S T A F F F O R T H I S I S S U E N i g h t E d i t o r ....................................... ....... N ig h t R e p o r t e r s .......... — L A I R IE B E L Z U N G T o m m y W hite hea d, M a r jo rie Collier, ......... J a m e s V a c h u le C o p y r e a d e r s ....... ... Bob B ain, M arie B e n n e tt , Oil Castle, P a t P in s o n , R osie W illiams, Evelyn B u b e n d o rf, Bill L o gan, B lake Miller, G. H . Burton Nitrht S p o r t s E d i t o r s ........................ Don S pe nc er, R. fclotz A ssista n ts ............. — F red G oad’ Abe W einer* B - Andre V a lls> Paul T r a c y , L o u Maysel K tek t S o c ie ty E ditor ..................................................... M adeline Bynum L ’ i u a t . .................. LOU Davis, A nn P ra t h e r , B e tty B oyer, V iolet P alm er, M ary C. B elte r , Claudia P o f f N ig h t A m u sem en ts E d i t o r ---------------------------------------- Bob R og er. r e p o r t e r s on th e sc en e o f th e T e x a s C ity d is a s te r t h a n did th e A u stin p a p e r w as th e f a c t t h a t ' t h ad so r e p o r t e r s m a n y o f m a n y m o re w hom lived in t h a t se ctio n ? M a y ­ be, as R alp h th in k s, it w as be c a u se it is a m o n o p o ly a n d c o rr u p t, b u t a f e w o f us w a n t m o r e p r o o f t h a n his g e n e ra litie s , even i f he d oes as s u re us th e m a t t e r h a s his c o n ­ sid ered opinion. Yes, th e w a y new s is e v a lu a te d m u s t be t r u l y m y s te rio u s to R alph. He w ould r a t e N S A n ew s o v er, f o r ex am ple, th e C o m m u n ists a c k ­ no w led g ed C o m i n te r n rev ival, a n o r g a n iz a tio n se e k in g o pe nly to th e b o u rg e o is w o rld “ o v e rth ro w o r d e r a n d e r e c t in its pla ce th e s t r u c t u r e o f th e S o cialist w o rld o r d e r .” is to m e A nd sp e a k in g o f m onopolies, th e th e m o s t c rim in a l on e m o no po ly som e o f o u r m o s t i n t o l­ e r a n t f a c u l t y m e m b e r s a n d s t u ­ d e n ts hav e on th e t e r m s “ lib eral, p ro gressiv e, an d in tellectu al. To g e t such a title , all one has t o do I is f a v o r c h a n g e o f a n y k in d, th e th e b e t t e r , d e p lo re ! m o re ro w d y R ed-baiting, d e t e s t U n ite d S t a t e s fo reig n policy, believ e blindly in H o m e r R a in e y a n d his n o tio n o f a c ad em ic f r e e d o m , b a te b i t t e r l y a n y tool o f th e U n iv e r s ity a d m i n ­ is tratio n . c o n sid e r b u sine ss t h a t is p r o f ita b l e im p e ria listic a n d c o r ­ ru p t, a n d f a v o r e q u a li ty r e m o te l y , b u t do n o th in g a b o u t it p e rs o n a lly e x c e p t criticize. i So you see, in m y h u m b le o p in ­ ion, such a t t a c k s on a p re s s t h a t i is the w o rld ’s m o s t n e a r l y f r e e by I such m en as L e ach serve o n ly to I aid p r o p a g a n d a th e C o m m u n is t I c a m p a ig n in t h a t direction. Any candidate for * Rhode. mittee ahould inform me a t once. HOLDEN FURBER G. IL 104 Army ROTC stu d e n ts ar* they m i n t P*y r a l n d a d t h a t the u n iv e r sity Military P rop e rty Handling fee c t J I b e f o r e un ifo rm , can be issued. Issuing of uniform , will begin jn the of Gregory Gymnasium Monday, October COI,. MAYBIN H. WILSON P . M.S.AT. Annliranta for E. D. F ar m er Scholar- .h ipa hould complete *h«ir *PPl»c»-,on» ; l ' T E t , t , V . ” u r.hip . for the evasion of the National Univer s itv of Mexico beginning Febru ary l f . II.BOO 1948. The to r each .e s . i o n of nine scholarship .Upend for I. t h . m' feue*" \ .a out 0. 1** * *• r w o i • ' s Cot"* w** ■ ted'1 A * ★ Wednesday at 7 o’clock in Texas Union 809* The R ase Relations Commission of the “Y” will meet Wednesday a t 6 o’clock a t the YMCA to hear Dr. Harry Moore, sociology pro­ fessor, “ Prejudice, Where We Get It and Techniques for Controlling It.” speak on Miss Shirlee Dodge, dance in­ structor of the Department of Drama, will speak on “Movement- Posture-Enthusiasm” a t 7 o’clock Wednesday at the A ustin YWCA, Tenth and Brazos Streets. Elementary education and child development majors are invited to Texas Union 816 a t 7 o clock Wednesday for the regular meet­ ing of the Association for Child­ hood Education, the national or­ ganization for teachers of chil­ dren. Plans will be made for a “get- acquainted” social. Dr. Cora Mar­ tin, sponsor, will tell of plans for a state child-education conven­ tion to be in Galveston November 6 and 7. Officers for the coming year were presented at the first meet­ ing. They are * Bernice Clark, president; Cynthia Rowan, vice­ president; Peggy Kaplan, secre­ tary; treasurer; Harriet Perkins, historian; Jean Austin, social chairman; Joanne Robertson and Ellen Magliolo, membership chairmen; and Mary Payne, reporter. Jackie Stone, ir Ex-students of New Mexico Institute will m e e t Military Wednesday from 4 to 6 o’clock at Scholz’s Garten to re-organize the club and elect officers. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS it MAJESTIC RADIOS ★ FARNSWORTH RADIOS ★ GIBSON REFRIGERATORS dr A complete Hoc of records, both the elaeaical and popular. One of the Southweat to ta rte s t atocha in __ e boo ae from. ASK ABOUT OU* FREE RECORD DEAL, ffi-Q.ll RI H€5 RECORD SHOP Open 9 a.m. Cloes 6:30 SIS Congreaa Officers of Mica Flying “T district are Gordon Jones, presi­ dent; Dave Sarles, vice-president; Victor Ossa, secretary; Reuben Weatherford, chairman; social intramural William Nicodemus, manager; and John Noyes, execu­ tive councilman. Albert Burg is foreman. ★ The Pre-Lew Society has elected a Bluebonnet Belle nominee and several new committees have been named, Nuel Childs, president, an­ nounced Monday. Chairmen of the various com­ mittees are Jack Elliot,. welcome committee; Wayne Wilson, special- events committee; Ray Cain, law- action committee; and Tom Pol­ lard, national-affiliation commit- tee* Dr. J. Alton Burdine will apeak on “American Law” a t the October 22 meeting. ★ The officers of the Radio Guild are John Neely, station manager; Bill Weaver, director of produc­ tion and program planning; Tom Dawson, director of announcing; Betty Jo Ulcar, sales director; Ed Moore, continuity director; Imo- gene Vogel, acting director; and Lydia Landon, publicity director. Anna L. Strauss To Speak on UN The Campus League and the Austin League of Women Voters are sponsors of Miss Anna Lord Strauss, who will speak on the United Nations in the Architecture 7:30 auditorium Building o’clock Wednesday. at Miss Strauss, president of the National League of Women Vot­ ers, was appointed to President Truman’s Food Conservation Com­ mittee. A fter the meeting a reception honoring the speaker will be held in the Architecture Building patio. DANCE SKYLINE CLUB Music by Records New and old students Welcome 3 mi. out Dallas Highway Ph. 8-9971 Holloween Party, Oct. 31 Wednesday, Oct. 15, 1947 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 5 Donald Stevenson Weds Eva Morrison Eva Marie Morrison of San An­ tonio became the bride of Donald E. Stovoasoa of Caracas, Venezu­ ela, October 9 in the Presbyterian Seminary Chapel of Austin. Mrs. Stevenson is a sophomore in the University and Stevenson is a senior. Mrs. Leech is a graduate of the University. ★ Miss Mildred Heasarling of Stephenville will be married to Thomas H. Nance Jr. of Austin October 26. Miss Hensarling is a graduate of the University. it ★ it Miss B etty Rath Aschenbock of Wharton, ex-student, became the bride of Colonel David Edwin Daniel of Bergstrom Field on Oc­ tober l l in Wharton. ★ Miss B etty Marie Sedwick of Austin will be married to Frank Shelton November 7. Miss Sed- wick is an ex-student of the Uni; versary and Mr. Shelton was a paratrooper during the war. Miss Helen Neal was married to P eal Son eff Blaknoy October l l at the Austin Presbyterian Sem­ inary. Mrs. Blakney is a gradu­ ate of the University, and they are both from Austin. A Rockdale couple, Miss Mar­ garet Elisa both Cost and John T. Leech, were married October 6. ★ Miss Jacquelyn Jones became the bride of Bryant Platt Arter- bury, ex-student, on October IO at St. Paul’s Methodist Chruch in Houston. The bride attended Sam Hous­ ton State Teachers College. Mr. Arterbury is a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. After a trip to West Texas, the couple will be at home in Houston. ★ Miss Beverly Bell Baker of Mexico City and Tampico, a form­ er University student, was married to Robert Cary Davidson Septem­ ber 27. To Play ’Samson and Delilah’ The University Singers, direct­ ed by Alexander Von Kreisler, will present “ Samson and Delilah” by Saint-Saens in concert Novem­ ber 23. Gamma P U Bata sorority has pledged Mary Griffith, Jean Cof­ fey, and Joyce Pennel. Newly-elected officer! of the pledge class are Janette Land, president; Margaret Crutchfield, vice-president; Patricia Payne, secretary; Dorothy Denmen, schol­ arship chairman; and Mary Ruth Cherry, song chairman. dr Delta Sigma PM fraternity has pledged William T. Allen, W. J. Harry, Eugene H. Hunt, George Gilbreath, and Max Mahaffey. ★ Alpha Dalta Pi sorority has ini­ tiated Helen Buckner, Isabel Cost­ l y , Barbara Hollan, Dorothy L. Johnson, Wilds Mae Miller, Mary Lou Sheldon, Marilyn Skipwith, Nell Sterquell, Patsy Jean Taylor, 'Follies' Tryouts To Be Held Today In Texas Union roles “Forty Acres Follies” will have in for speaking try-outa Texas Union 316 a t 2 o’clock Wednesday. There are varied parts for which players must be chosen. The orchestra for the follies is under supervision of Melvin Sad­ dler, who has announced that au­ ditions for players of all instru­ ments will be Thursday a t 2 o’clock in Texas Union 316. Stiver Frames Among the Gold A dd 'Class to New Eye-wear B y SAMMY NIXON Glasses, which used to be rather staid, conservative objects to cor­ rect faulty vision, have now be­ come mad, gay things. People have been so busy keeping an eye on the new skirt lengths they have had little time to observe the dras­ tic change in eye-wear. Gold, silver and rhinestones, colorful plaids, black and amber, pink, red, blue, and green are only a few of the types of frames seen around the campus. Dorothy Hedberg, junior psy­ chology student from Fort Worth, has a pair with wide sterling sil­ ver frames for dressy occasions. For school, she wears a pair with wide clamps and amber spotted with gold studs. frames Barbara Hollan, senior from Kerrville, and Helen Crone, from Fort Stockton, have glasses with shiny, gold plated that clamp over the ears. frames The long, expensive arm of fashion has reached out this time to include men as well as women their in the change. However, taste rung to the more conserva­ tive styles of horn rims and black frames. Jack Allis, graduate jour­ nalism student from Nacogdoches, has a pair he calls “strictly utili­ ty,” with frames a quarter of an inch thick. Marc B. Smith, law student from Fort Worth, uses glasses with a plain black horn rim. Carey Bradford, senior from El Paso, wears a pair with thick am­ ber rims and clamps half an inch wide. These are only a few, and by no means the most startling, of the styles currently being worn. Peer out from behind your own multi­ colored frames and see what we mean. What, these old things? We’ve had them simply months! you’ll Daughter Is Born to Yodors A daughter, Karen Elise, was born ai Mr. and Mrs. James R. Yoder, ex-students of the Univer­ sity, on Sunday, October 12, at 3 :45 o’clock. % ScoAmmIi & Sms It’s the B.H..O.C. (big hit on campus) In Jackets for Coeds this Season JjzAitjysXto) ctittX tA jjuiihu/ Perfume 5.00 to 15.00 Plus t a x Bouquet 5.00 Plus tax SCARBROUGH’S COSMETICS, STREET FLOOR A saucy swing-back ja c k e t to top off ballerina skirts and to enhance your cam pus “ duds”. Plaids and stripes in sm art color combinations. Small collar, the brand new detachable hood, cuffed sleeves and two big patch pockets. Sizes 12 to 18. 12.75 SCARBROUGH’S SPORTS SHOP, SECOND FLOOR M an -T ailo red Pajamas T o Run Up Your D orm Rating Cut In the straig h t boyish style th a t’s so comfortable for study as well as sleep . . . broadcloth pajam as in a q u a rte t of winsome colors. Sizes 32 to 40 in pink, blue, maize and aqua. A two-button adjustable waist and good length are two features to delight discerning coeds. Come cee fo r yourself I 5.95 SCARBROUGH’S LINGERIE, SECOND FLOOR Store Hours! 9 a . n L t o 6 p . r n . Daily Wednesday. P c t. IS. I W THE DAILY TEXAN Page j , Sfy/es Havent Changed Except in Bathing Suits ' By BETTY JO GLENN “ Oh, you kid. That** a good loo king dress, a n d I ’m n o t s p o o f ­ i n g ! ” That** p ro b a b ly w h a t y o u r m o ­ t h e r ’. d a te said w h en h a called f o r h e r to go to t h * VaJ * i t y ., ‘ c u b in th e fall o f 1922. More th a n likely she w e n t “ f o r m a l," w hich m e a n t t h a t h e r frock w as a.»out t h e sa m e le n g th a i is p o p u la r fo r s t r e e t dresses today. I t m i g h t have been m a d e o f - s a tin d e n n e d a io n * s tr ic t ly f . o - l i n o . » ith » m c t r i e w hich fell a b o u t six inches below t h e n a t u r a l w aistline, accen ted w ith a flow ing sash which s t r e a m ­ ed below th e hem lin e a n d w as d e c o ra te d w ith a c lu s te r o f cloth flo w ers. . B obbed h a ir w as an u p-to-tne- m i n u t e style a n d all o f t h . « M . cho pp ed o f f w a ist-len g th locks, sto p p in g j u s t below th e ears. A f ­ t e r th e m arcel iro n wa* V T ° m \ y applied, th e h a ir friske d o u t b u s h ­ ily a ro u n d th e fa c e a n d swooped d ow n on one side o f th e f o r e h e a d . O v e r this, th e fashion-w ise co ­ ed tied a h an d o f satin o r a s tra n d i t ^ m of rh in esto n es , lo c a tin g . . . . a b o u t th e m idd le o f h e r f o r e h e a d | She w o re s a t in o r slippers and {styled w ith crossed kid s t r a p s t . . . J u„ j oil nf the fem in in ity < th e f e m in i n it y o f a had all o f h o ard o v e r w hich w a s d ra p e d a sh ap ele ss sack. p a in fu lly p o in te d toes. style-con ­ th e F o r s t r e e t w e a r scious girl selecte d a co stum e which m ig h t h av e b een th e orig i­ nal “ d ra p e - s h a p e ." fig ure c o n to u r , u n lik e th e 1947 fa s h io r- silho ue tte, Ists’ ro u n d ly c u rv e d T h e Loyalty Banquet To Be Held Today In Union Ballroom Th e W e s t m i n s te r S t u d e n t Fel­ lowship’s L oy alty B a n q u e t will be a t 7 o ’clock W e d n e s d a y the in t h e Te x a s Main Ball room I Union. Pu r p o s e o f the b a n q u e t ii to a d o p t the s t u d e n t b u d g e t fo r t he y e a r , Otis Moore, b a n q u e t c h a ir m a n , h a s a n n o u n c e d . of ■ F a y C am p b ell G u e st s p e a k e r will be Dr. E . o f Phil adelphi a, w h o s e topic will b e “ Christian S t u ­ d e n t S te w a r d s h ip ." I>c. < am pbell i, head o f t h e Un i t e d S t a t es Di­ v i s i o n o f H ig h er Education of the P r e s b y t e r i a n Church, a n d fo r m e r d i r e c t o r of the Y MC A a t Vale University. th e “ sloppy All o f th e d resses h a d th * a p ­ p e a r a n c e o f J o e ’ s w e a te r which w as a t th e he ig h t of sty le a fe w y e a r s ago. D a y ­ tim e clothes w e re m a d e o f t r i ­ c otin*, sa tin -f a c e d c re p e , C a n to n cre p e o r p o ir e t twill. T h e m o s t modish c h a p e a u x to b ore a s trik in g re* em blen ce head-sized b u c k e ts w ith b rim s an d flow e r o r rib b o n tr im . Some or the m odels had la r g e b rim s dow n over th e w e a r e r ’s eyes fro m u n ­ d er, w hich she p e e re d enviously th e i r wide a t o th e r s who w o re b rim s t u r n e d up in f r o n t p ir a te - wise. f e a t u r e d co m b in a tio n s T w o -to n e shoes w e re p o p u la r, and in glaz e d kid o r c a lf o r a f a n t a s ti c s o u n d in g m a te ria l called oozq, a le a t h e r c u re d w ith ooze to c r e ­ a te a g r a n u l a r finish. F o r sp o rts, ideal c o stu m e th e w as th e e v e r- p o p u la r an d now r i ­ 1 * diculed m id dy blouse w ,th black black tie a n d m a t c h in g blo om ers. T he b a th i n g c o stu m e s w ere q u ite sh ock ing . T he th e suits e xposed th e k n ees an d srirls d i d n 't even w e a r stockings. T h e s u its w e re sleeveless, V- n eck , d g u i n e a * , e t d u * woo with h a r d s o f c o n tr a s ti n g co lo r a t k n ee- th e neckline ani* on th e t y p e w r it e r s f o r sale on credit to V e te ra n s a t t e n d i n g th e U n iv ersity . Some f o r ren t. W e clea n a n d r e p a i r all make*. F re e pick up and delivery M O R A N t y p e w r it e r s e r v ic e 4609 Harmon fbea* 1-191* T o a s t m a s t e r will h e Harold Od u m. T h e p r o g r a m will include t ho b u d g e t b y H a rry a ski t on S m ith and M a ria n Mc Mu r r y , vocal n u m b e r s b y an o cte t, a n d i nci dent ­ al o r g a n music. Moore is in c h a rg e o f a r r a n g e merits. O th e r c o m m itte e c h a i r me n includ e Bill P a r k e r , dec o r a t i o n s ; M ary A nn C raw ley , fo o d ; Emory M oore and M ina Siple, physic* a r ­ a n d S ta n E h r l i c K r a n g e m e n t s , I su p erv isio n o f b u d g e t pledging. Girl For Golfers Dinner T«« C l u b will m e e t W e d n e s d a y * t 5 o’clock in th e clu b ro o m of th e W o m e n ’s Gym a n d will hav e t h e H om e d in n e r a f t e r w a r d s a t E c on om ics T ea House. O fficer* f o r th e c o m in g y e a r a re G loria S tro m , p r e s i d e n t ; M ary P e a r l H all, v ic e - p re sid e n t; Sue McCan, t r e a s u r e r ; E le a n o r Goode, secretary*, a n d J e a n S ulliv an, r e ­ p o rte r. C a n t e r C l u b will m e e t W e d n e s ­ d ay a t 4 o’clock in W o m e n ’s Gym bu sin ess f o r m e e t in g o f th e y ear. r e g u l a r f i r s t th e sh irts , M e m b e rs a r e r e q u e s te d to w e a r white o r ties, breec h es , a n d boots. A f t e r rid in g a t Hobby H o rs e S tab le s, t h e rid ers will e a t d i n n e r to g e t h e r . jo d h p u r s it ★ B ow and Arrow Club will m e e t its n ew ly -electe d m e m b e r s W e d ­ n esd ay a t 4 :4 5 o’clock in th e W o , m e n ’s Gym. Strike and Spare will m e e t W e d ­ n e s d a y a t th e M o to r R a m p Bowl­ ing A lley 8 fr o m 4 :3 0 o ’clock. u n til O f fi c e rs f o r th e com in g y e a r a re P e g g y L oving, p r e s i d e n t ; R ebecca v ic e - p re s id e n t; M ary T w o m b l y , New Hostesses Of Residences To Discuss Rules N ew r e s i d e n t h o stesses a n d so r­ o rity c h a p e ro n s will m e e t in the o ff ic e o f th e D ean o f W om en W e d n e s d a y a t 3 o ’clock. Meet Today A n n G re e n , s e c r e t a r y ; a n d B ev­ e r l y J a c k s , t r e a s u r e r . O rchatis Club will m e e t Wed. n e s d a y a t 7:1 5 o’clock in th e W o ­ m e n ’s Gym. R ocket Club will e le c t le a d e rs W e d n e s d a y a t 4 :4 5 o ’clock on th e T e r r a c e C o u rts. T h e p r e s e n t c o u n ­ cil m e m b e r s a r e P e a r l Sm ith, P e g- jry Vilbig, J o a n Cooley, a n d A nn Gullick. lr it dr T h e W o m e n ’s G y m will be o p en f o r m ix e d r e c r e a t i o n o n F r i d a y n ig h ts fr o m 7 t o IO o ’clock a n d S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n s f r o m 2 t o 6 o’clock. B a d m in to n , volley ball, ta b l e te n n is, an d o t h e r sport*_wiU be o f f e r e d w ith o f f i c e r s o f P E . I s e r v in g as s u p e r v is o r s . “ B r in g y o u r d a t e s o r com e stair ” say s Miss J a n e Robb, a s ­ s i s t a n t d ir e c to r o f in t r a m u r a ls , w ho is in c h a r g e o f t h e p ro g r a m . KN O W Will Broadcast Glamazon Style Show I n th e s o p h is tic a tio n o f b la c k t a f f e t a , w ith b lo n d e c u rls h id d e n b e n e a t h a p l u m e d po U ibo nn et, U n iv e rs ity S w e e t h e a r t D el B r a d ­ f a s h io n pac e t h e f o r d will w h e n ta l l e s t th e U n iv e r s ity 's th e G la m a z o n s, m od el a t girls, t e a t h e N e w c o m e rs C lub s e a t e d W e d n e s d a y a t 3 o'clock th e in U n iv e rs ity Club. s e t T h e s t y le re v ie w will be c e n ­ t e r e d a r o u n d th e a c ti v it ie s of A u s t i n ’s y o u n g so c ie ty m a t r o n s . T w e n ty -fiv e G la m a z o n s will m o d ­ el th e dre sse s th e ty p ic a l m a t r o n would w e a r t o h e r b rid g e g r o u p , h e r L e a g u e o f W o m e n V o te r s m e e tin g , h e r f o r m a l d in n e r . f a s h io n s w ith All th e d a r i n g a n d e le g a n c e of the p r e s e n t d a y lo n g h e m lin e s a n d f u l l b u s tle hip s will be th e re v ie w o f e v e n in g g ow ns. suite, c o c k ta il dresses, i l lu s tr a t e d an in __ Mrs. H o r t o n S m ith w ill c o m - U m e n t o n th e m o d e ls as they par­ a d e by. Station KNOW will b r o a d c a s t a transcription of the p ro g r a m f r o m 7 to 7:16 o clock W e d n e s d a y . se rv e Mrs. R. N. L ittle, president o f th e C lu b ; Mrs. J o e N eal, t r e a s u r ­ the receiving e r, will in line. H o n o r g u e s t s will be Mes­ d a m e s T. S. Painter, honorary p r e s i d e n t o f th e club; C. D. Sim­ m o n s ; R o b e r t Warner, president th e U n iv e r s ity Ladies Club; o f H . A. C alk ins, a d v is o r th e c lu b ; R. L. B iesele, past advisor; E a r l B o w ler, past president; and Miss D o r o th y Gebauer, dean o f w om en. t o G la m a z o n s m odeling are Mary J o S e y m o u r, M a r y Frances Fenc­ Jean e r, D o ro th y H u d so n , L u a n n e N ig g e m y e r , Eve- J e a n Cline, n . S i Gloria Bom efold, Jeanette Eck­ els, Madeline Bell, Dolly Culver, Theresa H alts, Jeannte Hark, Pat­ ty McDonald, Nancy Lee V ogel­ Scottie Mclver, Grace sang, Odem, Jean Gardner, Patty Pie- travalle, Bertha Aydam, N ancy L u c as, L a u r a E g g e r , Leila Petit, Faye Y owelle, and Maude Mary Lindsey. T h e sty le show Mesdames J. C. D olley and E d g a r S h e lto n J r . will also model. t h e direction of Mesdames Tom Rish- worth and Jackson Foster. Fash- iona are by courtesy o f Good- friends. is u n d e r Mesdames R. L. Biesele and l l . A. Calkin* will preside a t th* co ffee and tea table. Mrs. How­ ard W illia m s in charge o f is food. Penguins, Pig, Steer ■Replace Pink Elephant Radio Club Sends Messages By SHIRLEY H ^ ATH Seeing elephants — Free radio m essages to Con- l g r pS*u ® ^ u i.o f.s ta te girls— F lo r -. necticut, Kansas, gnd Louisiana All !.*.«• Stick of Fayetteville, Ark., were sent over M e air with mess- an p art. of T a x .. Sunday t h e L o n g h o rn A m a t e u r R adio g M.“ S S * or V . . » r ; | , g „ Bring Your Date to THE BLUE WILLOW For Unusually Fine Food 4i. T he th e ^ la m p o _ ,— - shad es. i n h a b i ta n t s a r o u n d dow n L ittle . _ i Gown A m e ric a is n o t t h e s e t t i n g b u t a roo m in one of th e girls b o a r d i n g h av e houses. a d o p te d th e sy m bo l as th e i r luck y m a s c o t and h a v e c h ris te n e d th e b ir d , “ U lul.” th e m i r r o r , a n d s lid in g v i r g i n i a W a r n e r o f S t a u n t o n , \ a t ™v N .Y .- . a n d Milly B o h r e r o f T ro y , N.Y.- h av e e r e c t e d a s h r in e to th e U n i­ v ers ity a n d t h e i r own sta te s . S h a r ­ ing th e h o n o r w ith a s t u f f e d r e p l i­ ca of B evo is a T e x a s stic k e r, a n d a glass w ith th e U n iv e rs ity seal on it T o b y , a s t u f f e d pig, r e p r e s e n t s th e U n iv e rs ity o f A r k a n s a s while o t h e r s o u v e n i rs r e p r e s e n t t h e r e ­ m a i n d e r o f th e ho m e state s. ls. Club. “ B e tw e e n tw e lv e a n d f i f t e e n m es sag es w e r e h a n d le d , ” said J o h n F o r d , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e c lu b . “ W e h a d r e q u e s t e d message* to be s e n t w ith in th e s t a t e ; b u t since t h e r e w e r e so fe w w e s e n t o u t-o f- he ex­ s t a te m es sag es, p lained . to o ,’’ L u n c h e s A f t e r n o o n S n a c k s D in n e rs (B y R e s e r v a t io n Onlv* 2830 Rio G r a n d e P h o n e 8-5992 Closed on S u n d a ys VV# Specialize in Cleaning Your Formal Dresses Our Special Cleaning Pr° ces* Makes Your Formal Look Like New lo n g h o r n CLEANERS P k n n a 3 8 4 7 l 9 - 2 *’^ A d v e r ti s e m e n t* T e x a n s u r g e d U n iv e rs ity collegi- e n n c s t o go dow n t o t h . A n s i . " s to re s e n d t r y one o f th e la t e s t co ats “ with th e new bell sleeves. T im es an d styles d o n ’t c h a n g e so co m pletely a f t e r a ll. _______ _ Social Science Club to Hold Meeting Friday T h e f i r s t m e e t in g o f th e Social S cience Club will he F r i d a y a t the H om e E c on om ics T e a Room. th e Dr R o b e rt M o n tg o m e ry o f a p a r t m e n t of E con om ics will spe ak on “ T he N a t u r e o f O rd e r follow ing a d in n e r . T h e Social S cience C lub Is c o m ­ posed of facu lty m e m b e rs i n t e r ­ ested in th e social sciences. N a t ­ law yers, E n g l sh ural tea c h ers, an d o th e r s w l o a r e in ­ to te r e s te d a r e c o rd ia lly inv ited scientists, t o a tt e n d th e ' T h ose w ish ing F r i d a y o’clock m e e t in g 6-30 should c o n t a c t W. C. G ordo n, G arriso n Hall 304. ____ fo r T h e m e e t in g will be in- service t r a i n i n g f o r th o s e who a r e b e g in n i n g t h e i r w o rk f o r th e f i r s t tim e in clude i n d u c e tim e (In cursion of a n d policies g o v e rn in g t h e c o n d u c t w ith » „ f w om en . I n d e n t , w ith p a r t ic u l a r r e f e r e n c e to the re spo nsib ility of a b ^ P ^ a n d ^ U n u s u a l id e a s o f i n t e r i o r d e c o r ­ a tio n seem t o lu r k in th e m in d s o f m a n y co-eds a t th e U n iv e rs ity , a n d once th e g ir ls a r e aw ay fr o m ideas co m e to life. A lon g h u U e t i n a n i m a s , I n n u m . r - p i l l ™ , ^ r u l e r, ™ g u l.t lO n . h o m e th is y e a r, a n d will th is y e a r, a n d will r e s id e n t hostesses. 1_________ ~_____ —------------------- Inter-faiths Plan Week-end Retreat F o r t h e f i r s t tim e, all c h u rc h g ro u p s r e p r e s e n t e d on th e cam pu s will m e e t f o r a r e t r e a t th is week end a t th e L u t h e r a n E n c a m p m e n t a t R o u n d Rock. s t u d e n t p a s t o r , be led by G e ra ld E. W illiam s, B ap ti s t a n d P a u l D eats, M e th o d is t s t u d e n t p a s to r. in to c o m m i t ­ G ro u p s will divide te e s w ith a r e p r e s e n t a t i v e f r o m ea c h ch urch . T h e w o r k s h o p plan s to worK o u t i«**, C h airm en a n d c o m m itte e s a re ex-'; H u lo n B lack, R eligio us E m p h a s is s p e c ^ th e c o m in g y e a r aim s, and f o r co m m on idea* relig io u s W e e k ^ P a u l ^ p ro b le m s HUeuss c h a n g e a b o u t W°P lnns will be m ad e f o r T h a n k , - d riv e s ; E d B ro w n , social a c t i o n ; J I . R eligious E m p h a s is W e e k , G e ra ld W illiam s, w o r s h i p c o m m it- . 11-campus B r o t h e r h o o i f w e . k , C a m p u s C h . s t , ! , . . ; P hyllis S a n d e r s “ Charge it" at Yaring's W o rld S t u d e n t F u n d . a n d I J ^ ” ^ ' ° r t u d e n t s , a ss iste d b y J o f r e q u e n t as sig n s on N a m es f o r ro o m s a r e a lm o s t as th e doors. T h e n a m e s d e s ig n a te th e ty p e of room, its lo c a tio n , t h e p u r s u i t s of its in h a b i ta n t s , o r g ive d ire w a r n ­ ing. “ T h e G o ld fish B o w l ’ h a s no th a n “ G r a n d C e n ­ m o re p riv a c y tells t r a l S t a t i o n . " “ N e v e r I n n j o en o u g h a b o u t K i m b e r l y , P a t t y M itc h .U , a n d H elen R o b e rts o n . t h . h a b i t . o f A n o t h e r sign p ro claim s t h a t th r e e o f th o s e w h o dw ell w ithin f o u r t h p la y u k e le le s w h i l e d ? * a p a i r of m e m b e r is d e s i g n a t i n g s cymbal*. V isitors s t o p to r e c o n s id e r b e ­ in ” on ®e v e r ly f o r e “ d r o p p i n g H a le a n d M a r y M ae M cD onald. T h e ir d o o r is c o v e re d w ith a large sign a n n o u n c i n g a q u a r a n t i n e on th e ro o m b e c a u s e o f sin us, sc arle fe v e r , h o o f a n d m o u t h disease, a n d bla ckleg. All d e c o r a t io n s a r e n o t a m o n g t h e u n u s u a l . M a t c h in g s p r e a d a n d d ra p e s , s t r i k i n g co lo r schem es, in ­ t e r e s t i n g f u r n i t u r e a r r a n g e m e n t s , book display* and samples o f h o b ­ bies fill o t h e r roo m s. T h e ro o m s o f college girls ar* u n i q u e b e c a u s e ..c h a r _ — „ ---------- b e > u t y o r t h e i r „ ^ TONIGHT -8 :1 5 HOGG AUDITORIUM A u iiitt StfmfJtotuf, Oncltei FIRST SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT BYRON JANIS Important Young American Tschaikowsky First Piano C oncerto. Pianist, ploying ♦ha GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE J. R. Reed M«*U Co. — King Record Shop William-Charles Music Co. After 7 p.* . at Auditorium Bo* Office Prices (la*. Ta*)« $l.SO $2.40 Student*! $1.20 — $1*80 LAST CHANCE TO OBTAIN SE A SO N T IC K E T S A T A S A V IN G Crt? 3 3 j - 3 <10 _ THE COST OF TWO CONCERTS SEASON TICKET FRICESt *4.80 • $7.20 - $9.60 i i Ae L 1/ A® ti / * if I A L Close cut lines art combined with billowing fullness in this dreamy two-piecer by Johnnye Juniors The lace trimmed shirt sleeve blouse is o f smooth Fortune crepe • • • the ripple-fronted skirt gathered onto a short* flattening yoke is o f Juillisrd Neva-Wet velveteen. Get this delightful twosome now for future-perfect occasions! Junior Shop, Second Floor the fall aal wears i H Smooth classic lines and fin- jj ■< est d e ta il ra k e this rayon gabardine perfect f o r any occas’cn. Parchment beig*, book brown, and grey. Sizes IO t o 16. 29.95 in g cam p u s. *V S p o n s o r e d b y t h . U n iv e r s ity Re-1 N eil, f a c u l t y a d v is o r f o r f o r e i g n __ Helm,* W o r k e r s A ssociation, S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g th. w o r k sho p r e t r e a t will h e a t t e n d e d by m o r e ; .T a n I OO y o u n g peo p le r e p r e s e n t - 1 will h e a r c o r n e r , .* .. r e p o r t , « d , ^ , f o u r t e e n relig io u s g r o u p s on discuss plans. H a r r y S m ith, th e s t u d e n ts . t l l B L U n o L ee Sm ith, a n d R o g e r D e s c h n e r U n iv e r s ity s t u d e n t s , will r e p o r t on th * Oslo c o n f e r e n c e . C h u rc h e s w h ich will b e re p r o t e n t e d a r * HiUel F o u n d a ti o n , Un! v c r s ity C h ris tia n C h u r c h , U m v e r U n iv e rs ity T e x a s - A r k a n s a s g a m e , *' sity B a p ti s t C h u rc h , ** U n i v e r s i t y ; sho p will r o u n d o u t its discussion l l i v c i n i v j C o m m u n it y C h u rc h , P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u rc h , St. M a r t i n ’s | w ith p lans f o r th e Round-upi f oai . L u t h e r a n C h u r c h , C e n tr a l C h r i s - 1 M ildred P o st, D a n f o r t h G r a d u a t e F ellow a n d i n t e r f a i t h w o r k e r on t h e cam pu s, w ill a t t e n d t h e w o rk - A f t e r tim * o u t to listen t o th e C h u rc h . E n glish L u t h e r a n tia n C h u rc h , St. A u s t i n ’s C hapel, Uni- v c r s itv C h u rc h o f C hrist, All shop. th e w o r k ; | ? u u p ----------- * • a S . i n f E p isco p al C h u rc h , a n d t h . I £ P a u l A T r i d a i" . o 7 .n m g . . . . i o n , - W h a t ! W a m n i c h T h . g r o u p w ill r e t u r n is th e w ork sh op all a b o u t ? ” , will t o A u stin S a t u r d a y nigh t. A Al O /tfaaieM trts at Arthur Murrays St** aw* proudly — You’rs really good. Y our poise end ^ confidence /> JA I and grow. grow A V ' H p L t i t e n i ere mer* veloue tun. New ste p s come sseily , quickly. X v V a Become a Popular Partner in 6 FUN-FILLED HOURS ro sily from You dsnce tho f ire t les­ son. r Hut M ur- A rth u r .'s M sgie rsy p - Stop sh o rt cu t m odern dane**- to ^ ^ £ 9 'M T * v r >>/ / Learn an y d an ce you w ish— quickly* *a$ily, w ith a to U n ted , charm ing A rthur M urray expart. L essen* w ere n ev er *uch fu n — y o u ’ll be d a ssle d by p ea r own progress I Arthur Murray’* Magi* $t«l| starts you d an cin g right aw ay an b efo re you know it you re doing lo ts of tricky-looh.ng steps that are really varia tio n s o f this basic step. S p .» d o n lr “ T « w w .riY o 'fM L u ri'v * V t t r T f e ! r a r ^ I O M j vo r — — surprisin gly I * * B#w Fashion Shop Street Floor A f f t o n M u ff # y 8° p S m ” 2-6261 Mail Orders Promptly Filled 107 W. 7th Phono 8-6436 Ave. With Byron Janis, 19-year-old pianist, as soloist, the Austin its Symphony Orchestra begins 1947 season Wednesday night at 8:15 o’clock in Hogg Auditorium. The young soloist will play the Tschaikowsky Piano Concerto No. I in B-flat Minor and the orches­ tra, directed by Hendrick J. Buy- tendorp, will be heard in Beetho­ ven’s First Symphony, the Prelude to Lohengrin, Festmarsch by Rich­ ard Strauss, and the Raymond Overture by Thomas. Advance sales indicate a large opening night audience, but tick­ ets may still be obtained at J. R. Reed Music Company, William Charles Music Company, and King’s Record Shop. Mr. Janis discovered his talent through an impromptu kindergar­ ten solo on a xylophone, which had been given him on his fifth birthday. toy The tousled-haired youngster loved the toy so th a t he took it to school with him, and when the teacher began playing fo r the singing hour the tem ptation was too much. A fter a series o f simple duets, the th a t teacher was convinced the child had g re a t talen t and a l­ most as soon as his parents heard, taking music young Byron was lessons. When he was only 9, he gave his debut recital in Pittsburgh. Mr. Janis is now on his second season of coast-to-coast concert tours and critics the nation over have been favorable in their re ­ ports of the bright young musi­ cian’s work. He is the star of his own NBC radio program and has been solo­ ist m any times with the NBC Sym­ phony Orchestra under the baton of Dr. Frank Black. To his full repertoire of concert the piajio music, Mr. Janis adds m astery of eleven m ajor concerti: Bach, D Minor; Beethoven, Nos. Contest Is Open To Composers A contest fo r the $250 Harold J. Abrams Memorial Award is now open to composers who have been residents of Texas fo r a t least one year. The entry deadline is Novem­ ber I. Scores should be mailed or delivered to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra Inc., F air Park Audi­ torium, Dallas, IO. Contest infor­ mation may be obtained from Lan­ ham Deal, business manager. submit Composers may sym­ phonies, tone poems, concert over­ tures, symphonic suites, or varia­ tions of orchestral character not requiring soloists or chorus. than The compositions may be no longer fo rty minutes and ten m inutes not shorter than playing time. Composers may sub­ m it as many scores as they wish, b u t compositions published prior to the time of judging are not ac­ ceptable. 1Preview of Stars' Series Opens Tonight inaugurated The Avalon “Preview o f Stare,” an attraction last year by C. A. Paxton of the Ava­ lon Supper Club, opens this year’s weekly series of shows Wednes­ day night at 9:30 o’clock. A new system of prises will be contestants offered this year’s with a first prize of $10 which will be awarded every week for six weeks. The seventh week’s show will bring the six winners together to compete for a grand prize of $100 and a new series will begin the next week and ev­ ery eighth week. Winners will be determined by audience applause and the runners-up in every show will be awarded merchants’ prizes. Designed to fill a two-fold pur­ pose, the show offers University students an opportunity to dis­ play their talent and provides the student population with live en­ tertainment. I* addition to the student performers* Mr. Paxton said that he is making arrange­ ments for occasional guest ap­ pearances by non-contending pro­ fessional entertainers. Ted Nelson, radio student from Fort Worth, is program organizer and director. He will also be mas­ ter of ceremonies. Any registered student is eligible to preview his “starring” potentialities. Those interested should contact Mr. Nel­ son at Radio House. The first program of the 1947 edition of “Preview of Stars” will feature five singers and one pian­ ist.* Displaying their vocal abilities will be Phyllis DeBord (Mrs. Bob Heller), Jerry Owens, George Sae- gert, Betty Newman, and Ed An­ drews; Paul Taylor will be at the piano. ___________ Muriel Rata To Sing Sunday Concert Slated At Huston College i Muriel Rahn, Negro concert soprano, who starred as the ori­ ginal Carmen Jones, will be in Austin October 19 for a concert with several other top negro sing­ ers at the new Samuel Huston College Gym Auditorium. The concert, sponsored by the Austin branch of the NAACP, will begin at 6 o’clock, with Miss Eahn displaying the dramatic and vocal abilities which won her the role as Carmen Jones. Tickets are on sale at the Uni­ versity Co-Op, William Charles Music Company, J. R. Reed, Mus­ ic Company, Samuel Huston Col­ lege, and Tillotson College. Gen­ eral admission is $1.10 and reser­ ved seats $1.50. Pleasing More People Every Day... Cjeorye his Trumpet end his Great Orchestra Some Choice Weekend Date* Still Available - Phone 2-1609 - Management: J. W . Brown AFM 4249 Now Booking Tho Orchestras For Fall Formal Dances O HARVEY ANDERSON • A G G I ELAND • JIM M Y SHILLER — And — The Young Band Sensation G EO RG E MEYER F or Available Dates & Prices Brown— 2-1609 Capitol Music Agency 2812H Nueces 2-1609 Announcements of picnic grounds No CH A R LIE 'S LAKESIDE Camp*. IO acre* to° larg e or sm all. Swim m ing a n d boating. u* Bee Cave Road. C harlie Robin»on, • r 0**?* L ake A ustin. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Coaching E N G L IS H : AU te a c h e r w ith M aster's degree Experienced tram U n iv e rsity of Texas. R ate one dollar an hour. P hone 8-1888. ________ els*##*. LONG a E X PERIEN CE and coaching Spanish. Call 2-8662.______ teach in g "PA N ISH by experienced L atin Am er­ ican stu d e n ts. Call 2-2011. E N G LISH . HISTORY, E ducation, S h o rt­ P etm ecky, ________ hand, f -7085. T yping. M rs. MATH COACHING R. M. Randle, 2309 San Antonio Phone 8-1168 ^E S H M A N MATH. A rth u r KrummeU. 7 0 5 to W est 25to. 2-7824. ______ For Rent ROOMS FOR 8 boys. U n iv ersity Btu- d en ts. V ery nice, new fu rn itu re , in­ n e rsp rin g m attre sse s, $15.00. 3902 Ave C. Call 7-0118. ROOM VACANCY I boy. Pri*»t* for en tran ce, adjoining b ath . M. E. stu - 'e n t for room m ate. 206*4 E . 34. 8-6610. ed LARGE DOUBLE bedroom , newly finish q u iet neighborhood, p riv ate en to tra n c e end b ath . Can place easily I 4 stu d io u s boys, reasonably. Call Z-I82*. LARGE, ROUTH room , nice for 2 men. Call 2-0836. NICE, QUIET room w ith p riv a te bath, w alking d isU nce from U n iv ersity , fbr I o r 2 boys. 1951 Sabine. 2 ROOM U N FU R N ISH ED ap artm en t, bedroom w ith p riv ate kitchen, share th is sew house. See s t 1400 b ath Hollywood aftern o o n s. _____ in For Saki 1946 excellent SERVICYCLE, con­ dition. Call 2-2073 or ae* a t 4210 M arathon Garage A pt., p r e f e r a b ly a fte r I . LATE 1846 m aroon Ford convertible. Top shape. AU aceeaaoriee. 8808 Holly- wodd. _____ CINE KODAK, IS MM m agasine movie cam era: carry in g ease. R ecently fac­ to ry cleaned and oiled. E xcellent con­ dition. Call Ed. 7-6128 a f te r 7 p.m. MUST S E L L : New 6 tu b e radio-phono­ graph. B eautiful U n le a th e r portable. Call D utch. 2-0887. ______ BOSW ELL GIFT SHOP. Lovely gift* and an tiq u es. Pew ter, b rass, French H avi­ an n iv ersaries, handpainted land. G ifts b irth d ay # . W hiU p lates, bowls. 2101 San Antonio. for brides, chhia. IF YOU W ANT a lovely h an d -k n it long sleeve sw eater, kelley green, Bise 36. call Mr#. Ghormley a fter 7 p.m., 2-24 J 3. Lost and Found LO ST: BILLFOLD som etim e F rid ay . Re­ tu rn papers, keep m oney. Jam es F. P ark er. 7-4161. 394-B Deep Eddy Apt. in d estru ctib le LO ST: One pair of (I hope) yellow plastic-rim m ed glasses, th# T ow er and city probably between from 2000 lim its of A ustin. Dropped feet over Tower heading due east. If found no tify Jo h n M iller a t place of losing or call 6608. LO ST: A Stetson was accidentally picked up a t T oonerville’s S atu rd ay . Picker upper p lease call 7-1946. Reward. $15 REWARD FOR re tu rn of Helhros w rist w atch left in M en's room, Main Bldg., S atu rd ay . Call 8-0167. E dition was A COPY OF The R eader's D igest. Braille th e Journalism Bldg. Monday m orning. Owner m ay claim in J B 107 by identifying.______ le ft in LO ST: W ALLET betw een E ngineering and T exas Museum Sunday m orning. Reward. Call 8-9337. Richer. Bldg., er 2542 W HOEVER STOLE 60 bucks from Lock­ in Gregory Gym Monday m orning, come to Apt. 26, S hoaim ont A pts., and ITI U k e it o u t of y our hide. Riders Wanted FLYING 2 STINSONS to M em phis S a t­ u rd ay . R eturn S unday. Take 6 p a s­ sen g ers. Call 4639. RID ER WANTED to Memphis for game. Call 2-0486 afte r 5. W ANTED RIDERS to P o rt A rth u r. Beaum ont, or H ouston. Leaving F ri­ retu rn in g Sunday a f te r ­ day a t 8:45, noon. Apply 107, Jo u rn alism Bldg. gam e a t Memphis, RIDERS W ANTED for T U -A rk an sas rn. leaving 5 p. F riday, re tu rn in g a fte r gam e. 120 round- trip in 1947 H udson. Call m orninga, Jo# Golding. 7-0225. ________ _ Special Service W E BUY ueed m en’s clothing— su its. sh irts, hoots and p an ts, etc. shoes, Rock. 317 to E. 6 th. Phone 8-0210. HAND LAUNDRY. Two to th re e day# delivery, reasonably priced. Call R uth Reeder. 2-4578. RO YAL TYPEWRITERS SALES & SERVICE th e ju s t W e have la te st and fin est chem ical electric cleaning m achines installed fo r Your ty p ew riters and adding m achines F acto ry T rained M echanics TYPEWRITER t EX C H A N G E Phone 2-8288 207 W est 6th Clay L. P rice OUR SERVICE IS OUR SUCCESS welcomes you RUDYS BARBER Shop. 904e W. l f t b com plete berber for work. hair cu t 60c. free p ark in g space, good service.___________ P len ty o f LO ST: N ear cam pus, p air of Colabor sun g lasses in leath er case. H ave co r­ Call lens. R ew ard. rection C harles G riffin. 2-2045. rig h t in LO ST: P lain gold rin g w ith g arn et se t­ lf found. Jim MeCann, tin g . Reward 8 - 8 6 8 8 . STACY’S BARBER SHOP. Now under new m an ag em en t; experienced w ork­ m en. H air c u ts 60c. 2602 Guadalupe. CARL’S UNIVERSAL Radio Service. Quick service, 8 way*. Leave a t 2418 to 8702 Speedway. Guadalupe. Bring Dial 8-5266 fo r pick up. SM ITH-CORONA p ortable ty p ew riter, clipper model. Call Gray 9014. $60. IF YOU W ANT a lovely brand-new ladies h an d -k n it long eleeve aweatOT. kelley green, aixe 86, call M rs, Ghorm- ley a f te r 7 p. rn.. 2-2478. 1947 CHEVROLET FL E ET MASTER convertible coupe. All accessories, low ilage. See a t 2809 L afay ette. FOUR REGISTERED Jim m y Thom sen woods. B est offer ta k e s. Call 8-8112 o r 8-7279. ___________ __________________ NROTC STUDENTS. E x-N avy officer has practically new raineoat-overeoat. Size 40-42. Call 2-9882 a fte r 6. SUNBEAM SH AV EM ASTER E lectric R azor. Call 7-4771. a fte r 3. 47 CHRYSLER Town and Country. B eautiful tan w ith m aroon top. Radio nd spotlight*. D istinctive. For appoint- e n t call Johnson. 7-4115. HEDDING RING a e t (* 6 1 6 ). Will sell fo r $425 or less, or tra d e fo r coupe. all 6336 a fte r 7:30 p.m. and ask for nald. ASH BULB C am era, also portablo r a ­ dio. Both in top shape. Can be seen ytim e afte r 6 p.m . a t .1902 W httis a. B. J . Lamb. 42 FORD JE E P . Good condition. All inconveniences. Call Max a t m odern -047 6 or see a t 1908 San Antonio a fte r- one a fte r 6. IG SALE. Selling su its, dresees and 12-14. Good eonditioa. coats, ;0 6 Dorm arion Lane. Call $036. sises R T H E best buy in a 60 P t. P lati­ num m ounted diam ond engagem ent g call 6691. Mr. W hit*. th o b est h o u rs of MUSIC FOR p a rtie s an d d ances— 4 record m usic available— e public ad d ress system and op erato r $10. E quipm ent and personnel for 4 sim ultaneous dane**. On* call does Jack It. F o r appointm ent call 868* M astics.________________________________ c. S. S. CROCKETT Sound Service for P. A. System # and Record Dances. F in est Com m ercial equipm ent available, none hom em ade Look fo r o ur aound- tru ck . 8-4262 o r 7-5602, F in est Recorded Music on Cam pus P. A. System . Good Records, and O pera­ to r— $10 a n ight. S A W Radio Service O perated by S tu d en t-V cteran a Call 2-7949. equipm ent. A T H E CAMPUS MU8IC SERVICE Public ad d ress, phonograph and record­ ing recorded m usic service fo r dances, featu rin g th# beet equipm ent nod popular recordings. including operator. Call 8-6501. 810.00. com plete Meals V ISIT BOOTS 'N Saddle. Delirious home- cooked meal# in a ttra c tiv e dining room. 11-2. 6-7. 19th and Braaos. opposite In tra m u ra l field. B reak fast. Meal tick ets a t saving*. 7-5801. TYPING. REASONABLE ra te s. Call for and deliver. 7-6108. TYPING. UN IV ER SITY neighborhood. serv ice. R easonable. ____________________ 8-9208. e f? e rt Rapid, TY PIN G REASONABLE, call 8-0717. RAPID. ACCURATE. T yping. Reaeonabie rates. Call 7-2230. E X PE R T TY PIST. N ear U n iversity. Reasonable. Mrs. Bowling. 8-8486 EX PERIEN CED T Y PIST. Reasonable ra te s. Call 9661 or 6127. TH EM ES. TH ESE S. EDITING. F a a t Dic­ tatio n . Mrs. P etm eck y . 2-7086. T Y P IN G : W I fo r an d d eliver work p ro m p tly . 2-8088. E X PERIEN CED T Y PIST — BBA g rad ­ uate. Quick service, reasonable rates. 2-9938._________________________________ CAPABLE T Y PIST. Call 2-8891 in g s o r Sunday. Wanted Professional a fte r 6. 6 TICKETS to Rie# Gam*. Call 8-8887 p R . H. B. P A R K S GENERAL DENTISTRY W A N TED : BOY'S bicycle. 28” . M ust be condition. Call in good m echanical Ja m es McKinley s t 2-0844. WOULD LIK E 4 tick ets to Tcxae-Arfc- ansa* gam e. Call 8-0637. a a o a q □ □ □ □ □ [Liaaau uuujlj U 9J3B ti UDHLJE asian E a c B I FJWQDE I ] bO U Z U U U U D f j u o o u I k a o L : 'JE E HQQfcjOQE MQEDii Li&EJU QLEU UQQDD aCUUU □ a n a n u u b b q f j a n o i i t i n a u u N 3 W E It •2 7 W. 14 Ph 2-1878 ONE TICKET to Chartae S cott 4078 o r 6418. th# Rie* gam*. Call Personals TO T H E person who accidentally picked up a t Common* my leath er sipper n o te­ book. Spanish, m ath b ooks: Am in u r ­ g en t need of all n o u s . W o n 't you please re tu rn th* Union L o tt an d them Found t a . Dyktor. to Wanted to Rent UNIVERSITY FACULTY m em ber and em ployed d au g h ter desire house or unfu rn ish ed ap artm en t, Cali B etty 2-2474 o r 2888. furnished o r VETERAN STUD ENT would like to pur. in­ elms* clean, late m odel e a r from dividual fo r cash. Pleas* call $012 ar »1-444*. L O ST: Sm all M onday filig ree bracelet betw een Hbgmry and 2629 W ichita. Reward. Call 8-8508. eilv er aftern o o n LEARN Music A ustin u nfurnished home EXCHANGE W ITH O W N ER by owner, for Waco hom e. W rit* Box T -JR . U n iv ersity S ta ­ tion. Speeihvti£*]g Trade Typing Pianist Byron J anis to Play With Symphony at 8:15 Wednesday. Oct. 15, 1947 THE DAILY TEXAN Page J Classic Dramas Will Be Aired •Trojan Wonton’ Sot Octobor 21 Something new in the way of radio entertainm ent is being of- j fered by Radio House this sea­ son: Euripedes, Aristophones, and I Shakesphere in competition w ith ! soap operas usually heard in the J afternoon. The best thirteen plays have been selected and condensed fo r 15 minute presentation. Members of the faculty and students from both the Departm ent of Drama and the D epartm ent of Radio will comprise the casts. The plays will be presented each Tuesday afternoon a t 3:30 to o’clock as a p a rt of “Time Know,” the new Monday through Friday series of program s spon­ sored by the State D epartm ent of Education. The program s will be broadcast over the Texas State Network. F irst in the series is “The Tro­ jan Women,” by Euripedes, sche­ duled fo r October 21. Mrs. Doro­ thy Lusk and Mr. Jam es Moll of the D epartm ent of Drama, Miss Joan W hitmire, instructor in the D epartm ent of Speech, and Betty Sue Nickerbocker will be cast in the leading roles of this play. The plays will be run in chrono­ logical order, beginning with Eu­ ripedes and ending with a nine­ teenth melodrama, “ The Silver King.” N O W OPEN! THE TAVERN FINE FOODS O p a fro m t i I . a . la l l :3© p. M, Sorrimp Flue Feodb 1 2th iim I L am ar DANCE AFTER RICE G AM E Saturday, Oct. 25 M eVlm ' a n d h is o r c h e s t r a Music in the Morgan Manhe GREGORY GYM $1.25 Per Person T H I A T I M D R I V E - I N Ja n e W ym an-G regory P ack “The Yearling” NEWS-CARTOON T IM E : 7:1 5 -1 0 :0 0 D R I V E - I N CCU Tit I K s S K ath erin e H epburn Spencer T ra e r “Sea of Grass” CARTOON-NEWS T IM E : 7:1 5 -1 0 :0 0 M O N T O P O L I S I j h J H um phrey B ogart E lizabeth Scott h Scott “Dead Reckoning'' CARTOON-NEWS T IM E : 7:1 5 -9 :4 2 Y A N K Ingrid Bergm an-G ary Cooper “SARATOGA TRUNK” P lus “THROW A SADDLE ON A STAR'’ CARTOON-NEWS BYRON JANIS 3 and 4; Schumann, A M inor; Liszt, E F la t; Chopin, E M inor; three Rachmanin­ Tschaikowsky; off; and Gershwin’s Concerto in F. Among the m ajor symphony o r­ chestras with which he has played are Kansas City, Pittsburgh, Bal­ timore, Los Angeles Philharm on­ ic, and the Columbus Philharm on­ ic. Every engagem ent he has play­ ed has won him a re-engagem ent and some have requested a three- year contract. When Mr. Janis was IO years old he was the musical sta r of The Magic Key radio program and was KBC Symphony soloist when only 15. Now, a t 19, he continue® to receive praise from music crit­ ics as a m ature, capable artist. A reception fo r Mr. Janis will be held a fte r Wednesday night’s concert a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt. Schmedes. S. HUROK PRESENTS Alicia M A R K O V A Anton DOLIN BALLET G R EG O R Y G Y M W ednesday, Oct. 29— 8:15 p .m . Tickets: $2.40 - $1.80 - $1.20 a t CO-OP & King’s Record Shop HEGMANN R I T Z W ednesday • Se - 20c H. B. W right’s “W E S T E R N G O L D ” w ith Smith Ballew H eather Angel Comedy Disney Cartoon pg; Randolph S c o tt-Ann D vorak W , “Abilene Town” Si Feature# 7:2 8 -9 :5 5 P h a se 7-2504 Brn M O W T O U M A T T M I O ' l V I . I N I H O T T M I A T # I N O M A U t K W H A T I M I W I A I M I # THE AVALON Again Presents PREVIEW Beginning W ednesday Night of October 15 at 9:30 A s approaching fall and winter weather Influences popular appreciation of indoor enter*arment the AVALON resumes its presentation o f the stars of tom orrow. The show will be a w eedy af,air nesday night — and will be broadcast by radio station KVET from 9:30 to 10:00 o clock. eac. The show is designed to give outlet to amateur o r g a n i z a t i o n direction and display of local talent oni the . s*-aqe and on the air. Wednesday night begins a series of seven shows. each Of the first si, shows will be .la rd e d a prize of $ 10 in cash. with runner-up t o be awarded various m e , chants' prizes to be announced during each performance. On the seventh show the previous ,irs.-p '.a winners will be brought into competition wth each other and on that occasion the most a p p l e d performer will be awarded a grand prize of $100 in cash. A new series will then begin. T h e m o s t applauded perfume The initial performance is under the organization and direction of Ted Nelson, radio major from Fo rt W orth Ted will be subject to the same acid test of p o D u 'a r co m m e n d a tion or criticism as wi I be he indm vidua! performers. Carl Mann, veteran announcer at KVET, will support Ted and will be pulling w: n , e A V A L O N for Ted's success. lf Y O U want t o be entertained come to the A V A L O N next Wednesday night and each i W edesday night In addition to the talent program, V A N KIRKPATRICK and his orchestra will provide you with thereafter. an evening of sweet music for dancing. * See THE PREVIEW OF STARS at the A V A L O N — Be entertained, be enthusiastic and be critical. O n Wednesday, October 15, see and hear — on the s'age and on the air: Phyllis DeBord (Mrs. Bob Heller) Jerry Owens George Saegert Paul Taylor Betty Newman Ed Andrews with Ted Nelson, Carl Mann and Van Kirkpatrick and his orchestra. A special price for University students of 50c per person has been etablished for the PREVIEW O - STARS P R O G R A M . Telephone 2-9331 for reservations. the NEW SHORTHAND L t i r a SPEED WRITING, th* amazing New Shorthand in 6 short weeks. Method It'* a t anay as ABC hognut# SPEEDWRITING is a um p- lilied shorthand using letters of the alphabet. Prepare now fo r a highly secrotarial position— paid phono DURHAM’S BUSI­ NESS COLLEGE, 8-3446 for a free catalog. • NEW CLASSES BEGIN­ NING OCTOBER 20th • APPROVED FOR VET- ERAN'S TRAINING • DAY AND EVENING CLASSES D U R H A M ' S buO-A Lavaca Phone 8-3446 W » 3 nwchy. Oct. 15, 1747 T n t U/m li 4 Amendments W ill Appear O n Fall Election Ballot 3 More Announce And J Withdraws (Continued from Page I) strife .” He urged th a t both be subm itted, how ever, because he tho u g h t th a t the stu d e n t co u rt or appellate co u rt would strik e down the C otten am endm ent due to a fata l w eakness which he did not nam e. to Wilson said th a t he saw two the p l e d g e card basic flaw s am endm ent. Wilson asked if the card system would be m ore ex ­ pensive than the presen t m ethod, and would anybody or any o rg an ­ ization have tim e to c a rry it out. J itte r N olen, a sp ectato r, de­ clined to speak, saying th a t APH had decided not to m ake public a stand. He said th a t c o n tra ry to reports in the T exan, APO as a i group w as n o t com m itted to sup- ' port of the am endm ent. Those voting ag ain st passage of the “ blanket ta x ” am endm ent [w ere Don Cain, Law ; Bill Shel­ ton and Ray U alenzuela, both , from P harm acy. ; V oting for the am endm ent were Ed Fry, Leo Goodman, Ken Coch- ran, Ralph M ahafey, H orace S tub­ b le fie ld , Bill Kinney, P at Breech, I Gene H illiard, F rank Erw in, and M outon Law (all interim a p p o in t ees of B ourland) and E velyn C ert*, John W ileon, Norman Shtofm an, Bob M onaghan, W. J . P itstick, Sue Cheek Sm ith, S tu ­ d en t S ecretary Ju lia T u tt, and F red C handler. V ice-president to d ay B ourland appointed Law from the College of Fine Art*. The S htofm an am endm ent was it th e condition passed on would be w orded the Styles C om m ittee, and checked fo r conflict w ith o th e r provisions of th e constitution. la te r by th a t to The am endm ent as stated to the T exan is “ an am endm ent to Sec­ tion 9, A rticle 6 o f The U niversity S tu d e n t G overnm ent of Texas C onstitution. A dm ittance the poll shall be d ependent upon th e presentation o f the v o te r’s blanket tax. The v o te r’s nam e shall be checked ag a in st a list of nam es w ithin his precinct. On the com ­ pletion of voting, an election o f­ ficial shall m ark voted on th e blanket tax. "T his am endm ent shall go into im m ediate e ffe c t and shall be en­ forced so long as th e re shall be the req u irem en t o f the com pul­ sory stu d e n t activ ity fee fo r all students of th e U niversity. Upon I change of the above m entioned r e ­ quirem ent, th e re shall he th e r e ­ establishm ent of the system in use la s of the fall election of 1947.” San Benito. She is p resid en t of O range Jackets, a m em ber of O r- chesis, past vice-president of r e a ­ form er gan L ite ra ry Society, a upper class advisor of C aro*hers D orm itory, a m em ber o f W est­ m inster S tu d en t Fellow ship, was on the executive council of Alpha D elta Pi and on the U nion free dance com m ittee. She favors the raising of the stu d e n t presid en t’s salary, and feels th a t her opinion is no more im p o rta n t on th e pledge slip and social am endm ents than any other stu d en t. Miss H ud­ son feels it is every stu d e n t s duty to study the am endm ent* and to vote on them . a ffilia tio n s A junior in th e School of Edu cation. Miss R obertson is from San A ntonio. She is a m em ber of th e D elta D elta D elta sorority, chairm an o f th e rush rules com­ m ittee, m em ber of the P re sb y ter­ ian S tu d en t League, Cam pus L eague o f W om en V oters, Asso­ ciation fo r Childhood E ducation, and th e San A ntonio Club. . feel th a t affilia tio n s on th e the voter Miss R obertson stated , I am rn fav o r o f raising th e p re s id e n ts salary because of his m*J\F tie s and added responsibilities. As f o r listin g a ca n d id ate’s soc­ ballot, ial I should know the candidates before going to th e polls and should ju d g e a candidate by all his qualifications. I am ag a in st doing aw ay with th e a u d ito r’s rec eip t as a P [ere' quisite not believe elections could be held ------- n o t u e u c v t „ involved, to voting b eca^ se 1 Miss E beling is a ju n io r J o u r * nalism m ajor from A ustin. She is a m em ber of O range Ja ck e ts, is vice-president of A lpha Chi Ome­ YlVV-yi 1 S U A ga, Co-Ed Assembly, and the Aus- w ithout fraU d ga, Co-Ed Assembly, and th e Aus- the tin Club, and se creta ry of w _____-------- - r i U U J I v l l P aM isseE berling said she was in U q P r O V i S i O I I M S C l C fav o r o f the am endm ent to raise H U th e stu d e n t p resid e n t’s salary, is! fo r having m ore people to vote if it can he done w ithout fra u d , and # IL can ne uun® believes th a t social a ffilia tio n s of the candidates should be publish­ ed in the T exan b u t n o t on the _________ ballot. For Special Train (C ontinued from P age I ) I Russians Oppose Long Assembly Vishinsky Assails US Suggestion LA KE SUCCESS, Oct. 14— (& ) R ussia’s A ndrei Y. V ishinsky called on th e U n ited N ations to ­ day to “ laugh dow n” th e U nited S tates plan f o r a year-round as­ sem bly of the fifty-seven member nations. He ridiculed th is p ro je c t of U. S. S ecre tary o f S tate M ar­ shall as a “ fa rc e ”, and said it would aid "w arm ongers.” The S oviet deputy fo reig n m in ister once m ore assailed Jo h n F os­ te r Dulles, U nited S tates delegate who sa t only tw o se ats aw ay in th e fifty-seven political com m ittee of the U nited N ations Assembly. Mr. V ishinsky charged th a t Mr. D ulles was to “ steam ro ller” S ecre tary M arshall s p ro jec t th ro u g h th e Assembly. nation try in g The R ussian said Mr. Dulles had “ fo rg o t o r did n o t d are say th a t w ar prop ag an d a and w ar psy­ chosis runs ra m p a n t.” He added th a t th e U. S. Plan, originally p u t before th e A ssem bly by S ecre tary M arshall, w ould touch o ff “ m ore lies and p ropaganda and encour­ age w arm ongers and w a r pro p a­ gandists.” Mr V ishinsky has nam ed Mr. as Dulles b efo re th e Assembly one o f th e “ w arm ongers’’ on his Rare Book Exhibit Will End Saturday By PAUL TRACY , -ot/.bln® Graphic Arts performance for the University a ^ ^ ^ The eyeca tch in g Graphic Arr* Exhibit in the Rare Book Collec tions, sparkling with many of the library’s most notable gem* of comes early English down at the end o f this week to make way for an elaborate dis­ play o f Bronte manuscript. literature, Announcement of the exhibit s opening was made just days ago, but because of its unusually short two-week showing, students who have asked all year to see these books are now faced with “ last chance” looks before its close Sat­ urday. T he c u rre n t exhibition, a rra n g ­ ed prim arily fo r classes studying graphic a rts, w as scheduled only as a b rie f stop gap betw een the ca refu lly planned D eG olyer and B ro n te exhibits, b u t its im pressive rivals a rra y of prize show pieces an y re c e n t display fo r stu d e n t pop­ u la rity . and cases Two exhibition invite com parison betw een early vellum , silver hand-tooled leath er, filig ree bindings and b eau tifu l sam ples of m odern bookbinders a rt. A th e “ G utenberg B ible,” 1456; the profusely illus­ tra te d “ N urem berg C hronicle,” 1493; and the 1611 first edition of th e King J im e s tra n sla tio n o f th e Bible vie fo r a tte n tio n in a n ­ o th e r case. leaf of in th e V anderbank Sim ple w oodcuts, as th e “ Ship o f Fools,” 1497, a re con­ tra ste d w ith the delicate carving in illu stratio n s of C erv an tes’ is B e au tifu l m odern p rin tin g shown th e best w ork o f C obden-Sanderson, W il­ liam M orris o f th e K elm scott P ress, an d one o f th e Southw est s best p rin te rs, C arl H ertzog o f E l in exam ples of “ Don Quixote. P as0 - *r to th e exquisite F rom th e b ea u tifu l, hand-illum - fifte e n th -c e n tu ry H orace inated m an u scrip t il- liam Blake engravings, th e exhibit is packed w ith title s m ost o ften requested by visitors. Thus, be­ sides c a rry in g o u t a graphic a rts them e, th e exhibit is a com m and O riginal draw ings by Jo h n T en- niel, illu stra to r o f Lew is C a rro ll’s “ A lice and in W onderland,” sketches by W illiam T hackeray m ade while the noted novelist was stu d y in g a r t in P aris, precede th e sp ectacu lar display o f Blake gradings. A good poet, Blake was unequalled as an a rtist. H is illus­ Job, tra tio n s of th e Book L am b’s Shakes p ea re,” and B lair’s "T h e G rave” The a re w onderfully executed. fo rty -th re e the .first edition of Y oung’s “ N ight •ural, w i n v i i T houghts” a r e . hand colored ^ in The Civil Service Commission J b e a u tifu l pastels by B lake him- i m e Civil Service to Hold Competitive Exams illu stratio n s “ T ales F rom ------- o f in — ...... has announced th a t exam inations golf, fo r filling vacancies in th e fed eral service will be held soon. A pplica­ tion fo rm s m ay be obtained from any f irs t or second class p o st o i- fice. salaries ran g in g The ex am inations fo r th e posi­ tion of clerk, fo r m en only, have en tra n ce from $1,756 to $1,954 a y ea r. E m ploy­ m ent will be w ith various fed e ra l agencies in T exas. Those desiring application fo rm s m ay also w rite th e D irector, F o u rte e n th U.S. Civil Service Region, 210 South H a r­ wood S tre e t, D allas I , The com ing exhibition of Mrs. II. H. B onnell’s B ronte m anu­ sc rip t, w ith b u t one exception the best collection o f its kind in th e w orld, will be p a r t o f th e plans fo r an e lab o rate B ro n te C enten­ nial celebration, O ctober 20-No- vem ber know n 20. N ationally speakers a re to spice th e m onth- J and long exhibit w ith readings, m axing th e U n iv ersity ’s celebration o f th e one-hundredth an n iv ersary of “ Ja n e E y re ’ and “ W u th erin g H eights” one o f the m ost am bitious in A m erica.______ le ctu res T rain s leave M em pthis a t 6:35 p.m. or 7:25 p m. S atu rd ay , m ak­ ing connections a t D allas to Aus­ tin , and arriv in g here a t 3 :20 p.m. S unday. Round trip by ch a ir car costs $25.20, and round trip w ith low er b e rth is $55.65. C o n tin en tal Bus Lines have a bus scheduled to leave F riday a t 12-50 p.m., which will arriv e in M e m p h i s a t 11:30 a.m . S atu rd ay R eturn buses will leave Memphis a t 7-30 p.m. S atu rd ay and arriv e in A ustin a t 8:20 p.m. Sunday. G reyhound buses leave A ustin a t noon F rid ay and a rriv e in M emphis a t noon th e next day. Buses leave Memphis a t 7:45 S at­ urday evening, arriv in g in A ustin a t 7 :4 5 P m - Sunday. Round trip fare on e ith e r line it $22.66. F o r those planning drive thro u g h , th e distance from A ustin to M emphis is 649 to ' Mr. D ulles rem ained sile n t a t the end of th e fifty-seven m inute R ussian onslaught, b u t Dr. H er­ b e rt V. E v a tt, A ustralian Foreign foreign m inister, contended th a t attack s on m otives of people w ere becom ing 4*stale.” The political com m ittee is con­ sidering a U nited S tate s resolu­ tion, o ffe re d Septem ber 26, ca ll­ ing fo r the creatio n of a flfty-sev- en-nation com m ittee to consider such business as S ecurity to Council sends th e A ssem bly; m ake recom m endations to th e full Assembly on prom oting p eace; to consider w h eth e r a special Assem­ bly should be called, an d to con­ d u ct w hatever investigation it m ay feel necessary the (C ontinued from P age I ) to insure th e leg ality o f th e ir votr 1,1 John Wilson rep o rted th a t his re -in te rp re ta tio n com m ittee had found no au th o rity in the co n stitu ­ tion to cover re-w ording or re ­ study of a petition, and recom ­ and m ended Shtofm an am endm ents both be placed on the ballot. the G otten th a t to the “ b lanket Law Assemblyman Don Gain ob­ tax je cte d am endm ent, be saying th o u g h t it would not make voting any easier, and th a t a fte r fo o t­ ball season w as over, m any s tu ­ dents would stop carrying th eir b lanket taxes w ith them . th a t th a t W ith the assem bly’s perm ission, Ja ck Corm an spoke briefly in be­ half of the blanket tax p rereq u i­ site. Corm an asked both am endm ents be subm itted to pop­ u lar vote, although he said th a t th e Cotten am endm ent as explain- ed by Don Cain would be “ laying th e g ates open voters who don’t care who they elect.” to . uninterested ; , 1 if be pestered than one blanket N orm an Shtofm an said th a t he by d id n ’t care to “ be as he 50,000 o r m ore questions the thought he would pledge card am endm ent was ad o p t­ ed. Shtofm an said he would like to see anybody who get more tax. At th a t point, an o th er assem blym an c a n |*' showed w ith photographs, the In nam e of a single student. Bob M onaghan said the pledge card plan would stifle vot­ i n g in E ngineering School and w ould lead to delay. two blan k et tax issued could th a t F rank Erw in labelled the G ot­ te n am endm ent “ m alicious, vi­ cious,” and capable of “ creating DO YOU LIK E Chip Chocolate or P epperm int Stick? We have IB flavors or more. O ur New Location 4 1 2 1 G u a d a lu p e J e rs e y Ice C ream t>J"n?T D ,U S h aw 7 ISO P . M. La Flea* f o r Dtnn#r*‘30 P. M. H am * b f l l P> SS. LA FIESTA noe R*4 m**r P ark lag— R*ar E n tr a n t* Privet* B o a ts F o r R a n t C a n o n s , R o w b o a t# Sailboats. Pat-Puto B e n n e tt B oat D ocks Lab* Austin — S-SJ** W # H svs TUXEDOS o f alt siz e s For Rent Longhorn CLEANERS 2 SM Guadalupe P k o n i I M I McDonald Leaves Amendment Battle (C ontinued from Page I) ney said, “ I think he was here fo r th* en tire o ath .” C otten brought William T rib ­ ble and Tom Bankhead the aland to te stify th a t Pitatick had missed p a rt of the oath. They bot h agreed th a t P itstick had not been p resent during approxim ately the first of the reading. to . , , P itstick could not be reached by la ter told the the co u rt, h u t he T exan th a t he had missed p a rt or the oath. He said, “ I came in in the mi d d l e of the oath and som e­ one told me to stand and take it. I did not re p e a t the w° r(J» 1 •? " em nly sw ear’.” He added th a t he didn’t ever rem em ber of being sworn in before. P itstick said he didn t know w hat was going on when he en­ te re d the door. r e - a p p o i n t e d . C otten also attem p ted to prove th a t Ju lia T a tt, stu d en t se creta ry who voted T uesday night, was not qualified to vote since she [rad n o t atten d e d sum m er school, thereby fo rfe itin g her office un­ o il she had been ! The c o u rt was finally recessed until a quorum could be obtained, a f te r McDonald had stepped down, leaving th e one m em ber body sho rt of a w orking quorum . 1 C otten asked a t this tim e fo r a te m p o rary restra in in g o rd er and defense Irw in asked if th e co u rt had pow er to issue • re stra in in g o n to * atto rn e y F rank Chief Ju stic e Jack hkaggs plied th a t the c o u rt would d e te r­ mine by W ednesday m orning w he­ _ th e r it had this power. ^ EXPERT TYPEWRITER REPAIRS Wa Pick Up and D«liv#r University Typewriter Exchange I M I d u a d . * -< S60 We are specialists in prep a rin g and servin g delicious STEAKS SEAFOOD CHICKEN Anchor Steak House 3 709 Lake Austin B lv d .— A t th e Dam L A T A P A T I A Austin's New Mexican Restaurant NOW OPEN Serving . • . Cabrito and Menundo and tho best in other Mexican Foods For Reservations Phone 7-3312 Joe Carlin, Mgr. LA TAPATIA 1 5 0 9 E a st 6 th Palestine Native Addresses Group (C ontinued from Page I ) reason the A rabs in P alestine a rc quiet to d ay .” Heilman secs the struggle for Jewish independence in P alestine not as an isolated exam ple in the Middle E ast h u t as p a rt of a p a t­ tern of n ational forces arising in th a t area. in fo r He pointed o u t th a t o th er m in­ the Middle E ast are orities fighting independence— the Kurds who re p re se n t a m inority in the A rab sta t* of Iraq and the C hristion sta te of Lebanon now under Moslem dom ination— and th a t they a re n atu ra lly s y m p a t h e t ­ ic and helpful to Palestine. “ Not one Iraq u ian soldier could to P alestin e leave on his way while the K urds are still in r e v o l t , he added, explaining th a t th e best Arab troops, Iraqian arm y, w ere already busy in th e ir own c o u n try ^ “ If it w ere no t fo r the B ritish, Iraq could n o t handle the K urdian revolt,” he added. Dorms Can Wait, Regents Decide (C ontinued from P age I ) from our s ta ff, principally due to outside o ffe rs, fifty -fo u r m em bers of the fac u lty w ith ranks of assist­ a n t professor or above.” H ow ever, he noted th a t th e re w ere 816 m em ­ bers o f the teaching s ta ff (695 in th e spring full-tim e positions) of 1946, and one year la te r the teach ers was 1,023, num ber o f with 835 full-tim e positions. A fte r praisin g the quality of re ­ search w ork a t the U niversity, Dr. P ain ter surm ised th a t “ From this review, it is quite clear th a t The U niversity of Texas has come of age and th a t we may rig h tfu lly take o u r place am ong the g re a t universities of this cou n try — th a t we are, in fact, a u n iversity o f the firs t class.” He suggested th a t the fa c u lty a tte m p t to cultivate a m ore in ti­ m ate personal relationship w ith students, to give more tho u g h t to inculcating in the stu d en ts a fee l­ ing of responsibility not to cheat, and to cu ltiv ate friends “ f a r afield from our own academ ic sphere of i in te rest.” Brief for Negro U At Austin Is Filed K R. Lam kin, A ustin N egro atto rn ey , filed a b rief T uesday in the third C ourt of Civil A ppeals in the suit of E. E. Givens, A ustin N egro dentist, calling fo r the con­ struction of a university for N eg­ . roes in A ustin. The suit will be heard by Chief Justice Jam es W. McClendon on N ovem ber 26. Lamkin has been req u estin g a delay in the hearing, pending dis­ tr ic t co u rt action on an injunction th a t would declare the recently passed college building am end­ m ent u n constitutional. G iven’s su it is based on a law passed in 1882 req u irin g the build­ ing of a N egro univ ersity in A us­ tin and allow ing th e participation of th e university in the p erm an ­ e n t fund of The U niversity of Texas. PERFECTION CLEANING lo c a te d C o n v e n ie n tly fe w o f f “ S a tis fa c tio n ” is o u r sp e c ia lty a ju s t t h e D ra g . d o o r s PERFECTO CLEANERS ♦07 w. 24th x-aaea "0 bey f Af! / told her was that her husband didn't have to break in a new Vr.6rabew Pre-Smoke* pip*' __ No Breaking lo No Bito No Bittor Taste / ' S E E ' ( I t 'I P r.S * o W ®ll III! •RON imported •HAR PHONE 3561 ’’As Near as Your Phone** U nW er.ltv S*m.— 2«S4 Gu*«talupa S ta tio n 2— 410 W l i t h sp # . $2°o • • *5 * FodWonod b f linkman et tm*)* tm Co. 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