The
VOL. 51

T exa n

da

Blanket Taxes Sold
To Most of 4.006

Beautiful Pledge
To Adorn Ranger
S te a lin g a m arch on some sev­ bearing.
W hen asked fo r the name of
eral dozen other cam pus o rg an iza­
tion*. E d ito r Row land W ilso n a n ­ the w inner, W ils o n smiled, “ T h a t
nounced the com pletion o f the would be te llin g ."
One of these fifte e n girls w ill
y e a r ’s firs t beauty contest M o n ­
be the R a n g e r’s O ctober G irl of
day afternoon.
A s a resu lt, readers o f the Oc- the M o n th tob er R a n g e r w il find the M ost
P a t M c G in n , A lp h a Chi O m ega;
B e a u tifu l
S o r o r ity
Pledge
dis- C lare H o rn in g , A lp h a Delta P i;
played as G irl o f the M onth.
Raleig h Sek t, A lp h a Epsilon P h i;
T he R a n g e r invited each s o ro ri- 1C a ro lyn H a rv e y , A lpha Gam m a
ty to send a re p tesen tative pledge D e lta ; Ja n e A n n e M et racken, A l­
to m eet the judges at a tea in phi Om icron P i ; D elores D errick,
Texa- U n io n 3d I. F ifte e n o f the Alpha P h i; M a ry Lo u Moore, Chi
eighteen sororities on compus res- O m ega; B e v e rly Bih n , Delta Delta
ponded, said W ilso n . "T h e r e was Delta.
probably a d elay at the post ofAlso E le a n o r VV aidm an, Delta
f ic e ," he explained. " W e w e re n ’t P h i E p s ilo n ; M a ry L o u L yn c y , Deld isc rim in a tin g .”
ta Zeta M y rle n e Anderson, GaniDean Ja c k H olland and eight ma Phi B e ta ; L y n n e Lovinggood,
•'a f f members o f the m agazine Kappa A lp ha T h e ta ; Ann Donogserved as judges. The represents- hue, Kappa K app a G a m m a ; E l a ­
tives were observed from the view- nor G ree r, P i B e ta F h i; and B e tty
point o f beauty, person ality, and H arold, Zeta T a u Alpha.

than 3,000 students filled in address cards for the Texan In
B y M. E. D A R S E Y
Four thousand and six students endured the rigors of the registration lines today.
"N e a rly all of them were Blanket Tax buyers,” Roberts
Gregory Gym Tuesday to complete registration for the fall
I
said,
“ but that figure doesn’t indicate a maximum of the
term.
E a rly and unofficial reports indicate that up to 90 per j buyers."
Many, he explained, passed through the line without filling
cent of the student body w ill choose to buy the Blanket Tax,
(
in
address cards.
optional for the first time in five years.
The
number of students registering Tuesday bears out
Roger Robinson, chairman of the Blanket l ax committee
of the Students’ Association, said Tuesday night that the predictions that fall term enrollment w ill be around the
present trend shows a "fabulous amount— maybe up to 98 12,500 mark, Byron Shipp, assistant registrar and registra­
tion supervisor, said.
per cent” w ill take advantage of the Blanket Tax.
The regular registration period through Thursday should
Ken Roberts, Texan circulation manager, said that, more
---------♦put the figure above 12,000.
Undergraduates may register
late through Tuesday, Sep­
tember 25, last day of the add
and drop period. A fte r Tues­
day,
undergraduates
may

Tamara Varm Wins
In Deportation Case

Theta Sigs Seek
Scripts for TSO

Price Daniel Says
Sale Not Required

Tom m y Jo*" ?s and H a rv e y Schm idt
concerned the g ra d u a l ruin of an
yo ung

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as

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SHORT AND SWIFT-MOVING were the lines awaiting these
registrants at Gregory Gym, Tuesday morning. Less than an hour
was required for a student to make the round about trip through
the bu ding to arrange c asses and pay fees. Most of the 4,006
students who reg stored chose to purchase the optional blanket
tax, fee fixers reported.

hands o f scheming

campus p o liticians. T he production
played to a fu ll house in Hogg A u ­
ditorium fo r fo u r nights, H its from
the show w ere recorded in a T S O
album for «a!e to students ansi the
public.

Tryouts Thursday
For Yell Leaders

Money from each y e a r ’s producA n ybod y
ta n get in on
the
1tion goes into se veral scholarsh p«
w holesale au ctio n s on State-ow n­
A il energetic group o f prosper! sponsored bv T h e ta Sigm a Phi.
tive yell leaders is being groom ed
ed cars th a t are going on a ll over
. These include a $200 aw ard to an
by head yell le ad er R ill Simpson
the state. And A u stin Iota are
! outstanding
high
school senior
for th e ir initial appearance T h u rs ­
Svell-s tucked neith the a va ila b le
, planning to study journalism at
d ay night a t 7 p.m. in the T-As▼♦hides.
1the U n iv e rs ity ; a $200 award to
The auctions are the outcome
sociation Room of G re g o ry G y m ­
a g irl jo u rn a lism m a jo r for use
nasium . T w e lve o f the hopefuls
of a rid e r tacked on the a p p ro p ri­
! during her ju n io r y e a r ; a donation
ation s m easure passed in J u l y
w ill he '.elected for the fin als and
I to the M a jo rie D a rile k Scholarship
then in turn, six v*. ill he chosen to
w hich called for sale o f all Sta te
, Fund and an an n u a l g ift to the
autom obiles by O cto b er I and
serve prem anently.
Jo u rn a lism L ib r a r y .
prohibited the purchase of new
"S e le c tio n is based te n ta tiv e ly
The fr a te r n ity also recognises
ones.
on
ju d g in g ,”
Simpson
stated.
the outstanding g irl in beginning
The o rig in a l m easure was m odi­
H o w e ve r,
student
re actio n and
fie d , how ever, late ’ast month journalism each ye a r by present­ applause W i l l also be taken into
ing her an engraved bracelet and
when
A tto rn e y- G e n e ra l
P rice
adding her name to a plaque in consideration. The w in n in g con­
D a n iel knocked out the provision
testants w ill be picked by a -panel
the Jo u rn a lism L ib ra ry .
dealing w ith ear sales as uncon- ,
In Ju n e of this ye ar, the local of judges en the basis o f form ,
stitu tio n a l.
The
second
clause
T heta S ig C h a p te r was recognized poise, arui a b ility to handle the
p rohib iting purchase w-as render- j
as the outstanding undergraduate situation .
ed valid because it is a "lim ita tio n
A t the workout- feu the pros­
chapter in the nation fo r its T S O
on spending” of the a p p rop riation , j
production and use of the funds pective yell leaders T uesday night
B u t some state agencies, de- :
from the show.
on the third floor b alco n v of the
d a r in g that they wished to com- I
p ly w ith le g islativ e action re g a rd ­
less of the
null if cation,
have
placed the cars up fo r public
sales. And th e y're “ selling like
h o tcak es" n some quarters.
The interested p a rty m erely o b ­
tains an auction hid from the
B o a rd of C o n tro l in the C apitol,
contracts fo r the sum he wishes
Governor Allan S h iv ers presentIn 1X98 he purchased the W jto bid on the car o f his choice, and
pays ten per cent o f the to tal. I f ed a p o rtra it of the late EH How- ch its Weeki.! Tim es, and hi 907
W ic h ita
F a lls
newspaper the
I rn es Puhi] hing C om pany
he loses on O ctober I w hen the ard,
publisher who, as a regent, saved w as form ed to publish a daily
cars go to te highest b id d e rs he ,
the U n iv e rs ity m illio n s o f dollars, new spaper. Associated Pre- - mem
is retu rn ed his down paym ent.
to the U n iv e rs ity F r id a y , Sept. 7. bership wa- obtained, and the D a i ­
Mr. H o u 'a rd ’s most outstand.ng ly Time- made it- firs t appearan< e
je rv ic e to the U n iv e rs ity was re n ­ M a y l l, 1907. The Tim es Pubis fl­
dered during his ten u re as a R e ­ ing C om pany acquired the m orn­
gent from 1925-1929.
ing newspaper, Record New . in
A U n iv e rs ity student! G a il R oy
It was he who insisted that, the 1928. and an I'M broaden-ti mr
M e lto n , 21, died in B rack e n rid g e
Regents em ploy a special counsel
H ospital Sep t. 2 of Polio. This
t h , y e a r . firs t polio death to protect the C u r e r , tty ■ toter
eats when he b e c a m e convinced
in T ravis County.
that the in stitu tio n was not g et­
M elton, o f 112-D, B ra c k e n rid g e
ting its proper re tu rn from its oil
A p artm ent-, L a k e A u stin B o u le ­
wells.
vard, w a ' adm itted to the hospital
W hen the special counsel filed
T uesday, Sep t. 2, w ith a disease
suit to recover the m oney to which
w hich was diagno«ed a* pol.o. T hi*
the U n iv e rs ity was entitled, the
was the 12th ca*e of Po lio in the
defendant oil com panies 'o u g h t
co u n ty this year.
a compromise and the institution
was reim bursed.
The p o rtra it, painted by E m il
H erm an, W ic h ita F a lls artist, w ill
hang in the new Jo u rn a lism B u ild ­
_ ^ / i
ing,
scheduled
for
completion
about F e b r u a ry I .
H ow ard , who died Ja n u a r y 13,
By R U S S K E R S T E N
1948, was fo u n d e r and president
Som e people a re asking about of the Tim es P u b lis h in g Com pany,
publishers o f the W ic h ita D a ily
the yo u n g e r g eneration.
A t a dow ntow n movie M a rg a re t Tim es and W ic h ita F a lls Record
O ’B r ie n , age 13 when the p ictu re News.
B orn Sept. 30. 1866, in Tenesw as made, is b a r r in g in " M y First
-ee, H ow ard becam e a p rin ter s
L o v e .”
a p p re n tic e
at. th ag of 13 and
★
A t th<* Freshm an
O rie n ta tio n later was a jo u rn e ym a n printer.
dance T uesday night, the them * He worked 'n C hattanooga, M em ­
p h is
and N a sh v ille before com ­
w a , "H e a v e n on Earth ”
One
ca re fu lly- e ttered
sign ing to Texas in 188? to help his
brother, W ill H o w a rd , publish a
re a d :
" I dream ed that I died and to newspaper in H u n t C ounty.
j ----------------------------------- 4
heaven did go
U T E x A d v isin g O ccu p a tio n A rm y
I rang the bell
g e n tly
and
bowed v e r y low,
A fo rm e r T e x a s cheer leader,
ED HOWARD, w h o I said, T M from T E X A S ’ and C harles G rah am , is now serving

He Saved Millions for

register and pay fees u n til O cto ­

ber 5.
sioner (W a s h in g to n ) in the V a rm student a t a half-dozen U .S . u n i­
S tu d e n ts who fail to bu y B la n ­
case a fte r he had upheld the San versities from coast to coast, was ket Taxes as they reg iste r m ay
In two deportation cases in­ Xntonio Im m ig ratio n O f f ic e ’s de­ tem porarily taken into custody
get them at the B u r s a r ’s O ffic e
volving U n iv e rsity students, the cision to deport her.
last Decem ber by San Antonio u n til
reg istratio n
is
o ffic ia lly
Bo a rd of Im m ig ratio n Appeals in
closed, C. L e w is L in d a h l, bursar,
A f t e r his ruling against Miss im m igration authorities.
W ashington has ruled that T a ­
In e a rly M arch Texas im m igra­ said. F in a l date of sale w ill he
V a n n in J u ly , the com m issioner
m ara V a rm may rem ain in this
on A u gust 21 also refused N o u r i’s tion o ffic ia ls ruled against her, determ ined la te r b y the A th le tic
co u n try and has set a hearing
ordering
her
im m ediately
de­ C ouncil, he indicated.
appeal.
F rid a y fo r Kam N o u n .
ported.
R eg istratio n
T u e sd a y
went
W
e
a
t
h
e
r
l
y
im
m
ediately
ap­
Although oral argum ent in the
H and ling v irtu a lly all her own sm oothly, o ffic ia ls said, w ith a
N o u n appeal is scheduled F rid a y pealed to the hoard, which is the
minimum o f confusion resu lting .
fin al step before the fe d e ia l at- legal work while rem aining
in W ashing ton, N o u ri’s a tto rn ey,
school, she appealed to the com­ The num ber of students processed
G erald W e a th e rly of A u stin , this torney-general. The a tto rn ey said
missioner. She was never jaile d , indicated little slowdown due to
week requested a ten-day exten­ Tuesday that, in the event of un
the discontinuance of the p re­
decision
by
t h e but was paroled pending appeal.
sion to allow him time lo arran ge unfa vo ra b le
registration system.
board
or
the
attorney-general,
he
The
com
m
issioner
handed
down
W ashington counsel
for N ouri.
★
w
ill
la
r
r
y
N
o
u
ri's
case
into
fe
d
­
an adverse ru lin g in m id -Julv, and
W e a th e rly , wTio has worked w ith
F o r those s till to register, the
eral
d
istric
t
court.
she
im
m
e
d
ia
tely
appealed
to
the
the
A m erican
C iv il
Lib ertie s
He explained that the procedure B o a rd of Im m ig ratio n A p peals— fast m oving lines w ill form again
Union since the N ouri case began
W ednesd ay and T hursday. P ro c e ­
A p ril, said he expects the in such m atters is to seek a w rit this tim e su ccessfully.
dure for new- students w ill he as
T h e ir decision said that in view
W ashington o ffic e of AC L l
to of habeas corpus fo r review of
prescribed in instructions m ailed
the deportation hearing on the of her long stay in this cou n try,
provide counsel.
e arlier. N ew students who do not
W e a th e rly gave a ' his reason grounds that N o u ri was denied fifte e n years, and because she is
have the mailed in structions or
stateless, she would be allowed to
for asking an extension the short due process o f law.
who wish to tra n s fe r to a college
" I'm
reasonably sure that he rem ain
in this co u n try.
Since
period of tim e betw een his receipt
other than the one to w hich they
of the board’s notice and the date w ill g ra d u a te ," stated W e a th e rly . there is no place to which she
have been adm itted should get
The
21-year-old
m
echanical
engimay be sent, the hoard exercised
of the hearing . He received the
instructions
at
the
R e g is tra r's
notice S a tu rd a y , six days p rio r to ' Deering student from Ira q is a its d iscretio n and ruled the 37O ffic e .
the time for oral argum ent in the Ju n e , 1952, degree candidate.
year-old g raduate student a re si­
F o rm e r students who applied
Miss V a rm , w orld tra v e le r, n a ­ dent alien o f the U .S ., W e a th e rly
case.
and received re g istratio n m a terial
The hoard e a rlie r this month tive of R ussia, holder of several said.
The a tto rn e y stated that Miss by mail w ill follow- the procedure
reversed thp im m igration eommts- Am erican college degrees, and a

T exas U n io n , Simpson urged that
I all the students attend thp pep
r a lly F r id a y . He said th at Coach
P ric e and his s ta ff w ill be present
and that the Longhorns w ill be
introduced. G o ve rn o r A lla n S h iv ­
ers is te n ta tiv e ly scheduled to lead
the parade which will originate at
24th and G u ad alu p e anc! make itwav to G re g o ry Gym nasium . S h iv ­
ers w ill also speak a t the pep ra lly
for the Long horns anc! ail th e ir
fans.
Then- are* app roxim ately

fo rty

people run ning fo r the six yell
leading position which are opcr
T h e y w ill m eet again at the Lexa
U nio n on W ed n esd ay n ig h t at
7 o ’clock fo r a final w ork out be
fore the ju d g in g T h u rsd a y anc) the
torch light parade F r id a y which
tw elve of them w ill lead.

Texas

\ arm asked his advice on appeal

Rusk, Not Athenaeum
Oldest Says Petitions
The decision came about one
week a fte r Rusk petitioned the
t hief Ju s tic e fo r a tem p o rary re
the oldest organization "n the
strain in g ord er to h a lt Athenaeum
campus. The S tu d e n t C o u rt, by L ite ra r y and
Debating
S o c ie ty
a vote o f 4-0 w-ith one ju sth e from p u b licly claim ing to be the
absent, handed down a decision to oldest organization on the campus.
The te m p o ra ry ord er was g ra n t­
that effect on August 8.
ed on August I ; Rusk then went
before the fu ll court in an attem pt
to m a k e the order perm anent.
I t ’s fin a lly

L ite ra r y

and

been

settled.

Death Takes Gail Melton
In First Polio Case of ’51

c re S

how they did stare
as educational
advisor
to the
( *>nie in! 'a id P e te ), y U te the A m erican A r m y o f O ccupation in
t B e rlin .
fir s t one from th e r e !'’

stat H n, K ‘I R N , rn D e cem b er. 1946
H ow ard wa- appointed postm as­
ter by Pre sid e n t W o o d ro w W ilson
in 19 IO, servin g until 1924. In
1925 he w a - appointed by G o v e r­
nor M iriam Ferguson to the U n i­
v e rs ity of Texn B hi ; of Regent ,
a p* -ition he held until 1929.
Pre sid e n t T. S.
P a in te r expre- ed the U n iv e rs ity 's a p p re cia ­
tion fo r the g ift which was re­

proceedings and la te r showed him
her clearance paper* but that he
has never le g a lly represented her.
Both students have remained in
school throughout the deportation
proceedings, and both are ex­
pected to enroll during the c u r­
rent registration period.

Rusk

D ebating S o c ie ty is

The C ourt, in the five-page
decision,
ordered and
decreed
"th a t Athenaeum
L it e r a r y
and
D ebating S o c ie ty he perm anently
and fo re v e r enjoined from issu­
ing any fu r th e r public statem ents,
ceived by P r o f . P a ii J . T h o m p s o n , or from issuing a n y fu rth e r pub­
lic statem ents to p u b lication * to
director of the School of Jo u rn a l
the e ffe c t that it is the oldest o r­
ism.
A luncheon honoring th** Ho­ ganization on the campus o f the
wards was held at the H om e E c o ­ U n iv e rs ity o f T ex a s.”
nomies T ea House. A ttend ing
Athenaeum did not app ear at
were U n ive rsity' o ffic ia ls , mem
the tria l to defend itself or to a s­
hers o f the G o vern o r s stat f , and sert claim to the title under quesother guests at the ceremot v. 'I he t on. The court ruled that the title
School o f Jo u rn a lis m wa- ho'* fo r is a valu a b le property right, he
the luncheon.
mg ng to lU.sk by its cla im and
by A th en aeu m ’s adm ission by fa il­
ing to defend i " e l f .

UT Gets Regent s Portrait

o rtu

R e g is tra r. G ra d u a te students m ay

l'rran t'(iitor

y

innocent

register o n ly w ith app roval o f the

By R U SS K E R S T E N

If
i ’ve gut a g pe again-t national fr a t e r n it y fo r women in
y o u r c la rie s , yo u r prof*, y o u r! journalism , the show is a take-off
frie n d ? o r ju s t the U n iv e rs ity in on some phase o f U n iv e rs ity life
general, t r y g etting it o ff yo ur or a c tiv ity . S c rip ts and ideas fo r
chest and down on a sheet of pa- j scripts fo r the 1952 production,
per. I f it's good enough, it might scheduled te n ta tiv e ly fo r Ja n u a ry ,
be a script idea fo r "T im e Stag- j m ay be subm itted to T heta Sigma
ger* O n,’* annual campu* musical Phi this m onth. H op efu l authors
should report to Jo u rn a lis m B u ild ­
satire.
Pro d u ced by T h e ta Sig m a Phi, ing in s .
The
1951
show, w ritten by

State s Autos
Up for Audon

NO. 24

Eight Pages Today

AUSTIN, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1951

Price 5 Cents

R e po r t to W a g g e n e i H all 112
at. tim e ind icated to have cards
checked. Then go to Room 101 fo r
course card, te n ta tiv e course card,
advisor in fo rm a tio n
sheet, and
time card to G re g o ry Gym.

WU (Joe.,
C )n
8:30-5
G re g o ry
<0 - ( )p .

^ Jrere

F ill out te n ta tive course card
and report to proper a d viso r as
indicated on advisor in fo rm a tio n
Blanket tax picture*,
sheet, and
thence to G re g o ry
Gym anil U n iv e rs ity
Gym .

9-5
R eg istratio n fot Ka Iv (join
m ittee, Student A ssociation O f ­
fice in Texas I mon.
4
- W orrier * ( '-op Directors,
Dean of
men’' O ffice .
Y e ll leader in s tru c tio n ', Texa- U nio n.
—
Scarbrough
style
show,
TW F(
Building, 24th and San
Gabr i el.
:1 5

"U tnned in the m ailed inst! ac­
tions. F o rm e r stu d e n t' (in c lu d in g
g rad u ate students) who did not
get m ailed instructions should:
★
Pre se n t a photostat or re co rd
of credits at Hogg A u d ito riu m
W e d n e sd ay and T h u rsd a y from 9
to 12 o'clock or from 2 to 4
o’clock and pick up p re lim in a ry
registration and t ;nie cards.

Sw m g

a ■-i

T u rn ,

L o u n ge , T e x a s Union
:30-l<)
O b s e r v at o r y
Phvsi i - Buil dii g.

M a.

op e n

in

Ex cep tio n s in the above sche­
dule w ill be fo r engineers, law
students, and candidates fo r dexnees in the C o lle g e of A r ts and
in Ja n u a r y and Ju n e
Science:
1952.
En g in e e rs w ill report d ire c tly
from W ag goner H a ll 101 to (iregory Gym . L a w students w ill r e ­
pel t first to La w B u ild in g 106
and then go to G re g o ry . A r ts and
Sciences seniors w ill go first to
M ain Bu rb lin g 113 and then to
G re g o ry G ym .

The opinion was w ritte n by C.
J . ( o pel and and con cu rred in by
associate
ustices T h ee Lu e d e rs,
George ( row ley, and Ja c k Strong.
As s oc i at e Ju s tic e M ike
W h e e le r
w-a« absent.

Rally Committee
Asks for Helpers
Stuuents interested in w o rk in g
on the R a lly C om m ittee, the o r­
ganization which puts on card
stunt* d u rin g the fo o tb all games,
Hi e
urged by Handel D o c k e ry,
cha •man, to sign up at the S t u ­
dents' Association o ffic e in the
U n i o n f r o m I to 5 o’clock any
afternoon this w-eek.
V o . • 7 " st udents ate needed
for this y e a r’s commit top. Old
members a- w ell as new a p p li­
cants are invited.
I o«t year wa- the first time
card st nits in thp grandstand
were
introduced
in
the
home
games. There was less than 2 per
cent error.
C om m ittee members are needed
to plan the displays, w ork out dea s on ti ** flashing of the cards,
arui take < a rg * of Die .-turn d u r­
ing the perform ances.

BR O C K PEARCE RESIGNS b s post as e rector of tbs Union
fourteen months In that position In order to go to the Uruver*
M nee ota +o complete q-ad^ate work. His resiqna’ ion was
Union board

flit week

N e action has been taken

♦o a a ■'* *T recto*, but W a *»■ Madden, president of the Stj*
dents A s s o r t . on, says they are in tne marse" for one."

W ednesday, S e p t

19, 1951

THE

D A IL Y T E X A N

Papa 2

PagingAIISports Steers Face Top Passer
In First Outing Saturday

Intramural Sport:
Chance for All'

B r HOW ARD PA G E

By J E F F H AN C O C K

T ita n Sport! Staff

Off the spot I

T h a t’s the hopeful expression college football roaches like
the sportscasters to use when they refer to their teams.
And here's where Coach Rd Price s Longhorns were resting
a short three weeks ago with the Texas Aggies and the
B aylo r Bears being touted to the top of the rung in the com ­
ing 1951 Southwest Conference battle.
Only twice in the last ten years have the Longhorn* been
fortunate enough to escape the forecasters' pre-season cham ­
pionship rating. In 1944 and
1949. when the .Steers were
figured to finish third behind

SMU and Rice.
A nd now, with tho opening game
a few days aw ay, tho U n iv e rs ity
eleven is b rin ? picked to success­
fu lly defend the 1*50 crow n. The
reason?
W ell, foi one th in ?, ten of !a«t
year's startin g defensive team is
returning plus a number of o ffe n ­
sive backfield perform ers. T e x a *’
all-around depth in personnel
seems to he another rea*ot
One of the deans of sports w r it­
ing in the S o u t h w e s t , D ick F’reeman of the Houston C hronicle, de­
rided on B a yle t earlier in the fall,
but picked the Steers a fter m aking
a tout of the schools. He likes B a y
T JO NES
lor second and t h e Aggies third
w ith Tor fourth. Texas* strength (-limbed into a turn second choice
in numbers makes them the fa v o r­ through the sheer wright, of num ­
ite, he says.
ber-, some of the greaten* speed
C la rk N ealon os tin' Houston ’ Ce I .)
it> ha * • ' e • k m wn a rid
Post favors the Longhorns with the pro pert of soothe” «■i re rh de
B a ylo r, A A M , and T C I
nrxt in fon-r •’
line. P r ic e ’s plit-T offen«ive im
He * right about the apr ,1, w ith
pressed him along with the re tu rn ­ (,ib Daw son, Don B a rto n , C a rl
ing defensive unit.
Mayes, and B yro n Tow nsend in
Elsew here over t h e s t a t e , Texas 'he backfield , but the Long horn
rank - firs t or a (lose second w hile defense ss (pie**? lonable with s e v e r­
one sport- w rite) foresees a tie al o ffen sive S t a r t e r s due *o go fullbetween B a y lo r, Texas, and A A M . speed on the defense.
U p in F o rt W orth* Hoi in Mc M u l­
A* it stands right now, the {lo n g ­
len of the S ta r- T e ie g iam take- t,hf horn* are inexperienced at q u a r­
B a y lo r Bears w ith Texas, T O U , terback, w ith T. Jo n e s end flan
arni A A M in order. L a r r y Is b e ll’s Page battling on even term s for
presence along with a couple of th< position. Jo n e s ’ passing and
ends on the B a v lo i team help* M r. quarterbacking have left a lot to
M cM ullen in his selection.
he desired, anti Pago's ball-handl­
B a y lo r's the solid choice, hut Mr. ing and running could be m r
Mc says "th e defending cham pion pro rd.
Longhorns arc causing * m id su r­
In the split-T fo rm ation, the
prise with their appearance o f all
man-under ,« the key position.
around compert nee despite 'n * loss H e ’ll make or break a good team.
of their quarterbnr k, mo*t of ti od S a tu rd a y ’s scrim m age showed th e ’
o ffensive line and a "ta r pa** re
qu arterb ack ing wa* ti * weak point
r e iv e r."
in the S te e r attack and
ne e's
“ T h e y ’re tryin g a new form a
v urnu the pressure w ill be the
hon, too, and they have a new Saturd ay again*! h 'n it c iv
lf
head coach
thu* they ate bv no Jones or Page develops a* Coach
mean* a holdover outfit that is Price would like for tliPm to then
seasoned and re a d y ."
the Steer* might ju s tify the sport?
“ N evertheless the O range ha
w rite r* elevation to the top «pot.

By O R L A N D S I M S
7rf na XpoO* Staff
The forw ard pas*
long-famed
as « Southw ester! football weap­
on
returns to the Southw est S a t­
urday, but in th# u n fa m ilia r blue
and white colors of the U n iv e rs ity
of Ken turk- W Idea ta.
The Uat*, who sr a p peri O k la ­
homa's 31-game w inning streak in
the S (gar Bow l la *’ N ew W a r ’s
day, h rirg a team to A u stin, a
team already ex p eritr ed in 1951
grid pla .
The W ild c a ts opened their sea
non last week ■
> “ caging
a weak
Tennessee
Tech
squad,
72-13.
And, as usual, a Bah# named Parilli wa* the big show,
P a rilli, who
A ll- A m erican
q u a rte rn *' k on m any 1950 “ A i l "
teams, led the W ild c a ts in netting
three aii-t.ime collegiate
marks
in 1960.
F irs t, Par iii] led the nation in
touchdowns accounted
for
( in ­
cluding touchdowns scored, arid
touchdown pa*-'*es th ro w n )
with
2 , o n e more than file M iss’ < b a r­
ie v Lone rh in 1!)47.
Second, Pa rill I IHI! aw ay w ith
total yard* gained passing, by
throw ing for I ,$27 yards. The old
record w’n* 1,392 by F ra n k Sink
wioh of the lh 12 G eorg ia B u ll­
dogAnd th ird , Pa rd o ’* 2 3 touch­
down pa**#*
topped
C o n e rly ’s
1947 mark of lh.
Including last week * "e iiim m a g r" against
an
out-matched
gioup of
T e n n e ‘ -e#
T echsters,
P a rilli ha-, ainee the i9 6 0 season
opened, throw n 231 tim e*, corn-

T ackle*,
M !«on and J**
toucrdow n*, pound senior (tw o Ie*'et-*); H a m
Jo n es, 5-10#
152-pound
junio
Lansford.
G na rd »,
B u t P a r illi, pass-master that (one fe tte r) J or Jo n e s ' tw in , L a r ­
he m ay ne, an’t the whole S t o r y ry, -^lrne size and weight (one Miit> urn.
: fo r the W ild ca ts. O n ly five of- le tte r).
C enter, Ja c k B arto n ,
fen.*! e regulars are gone from
The odds-on .starting fu llb ack
Q u arter ■ack, T. J o r es or Dan
the Su g a r
Bow l
cham pionship
B ill Le sk o va r, 6-2, 195-pound Page,
•quad. On defense, the ( ais lo t
Dai
H •lf-bai
■n an*
steam ro ller seni or, a t w >-lettereight starters, and may not he able
ahonr Don B a rt'u
man. Le sk o var'* runr rig
to equal their 1950 m ark of four
‘end.
V illback
p a c in g
Pa rill
e q u ally
with
stra ig h t “ shut-outs,"
A
a gau.H Tenner*# * Tee h la* t week.
The K e n t ij 'klans w .il be »h!e
grab some
w ill he* led by
7 he W ih b a'
Don
to pick from a 75-man roster for
sow r• Pa H I
r’aul " B e a r " Bi van *, h^ac I coat h
o,
A
their tra v e llin g squad. T o * W i dna
se
at the VV iid< at *< hool, who rn five
(<tN ran field an all-veteran team
Ah.e rican ’
years ha* pilate* I K e n tuck y c lu b *
a
for the firs t battle w ith TexaDidorn, wh
to a 40-won, I ' l-lo*t 2-ti '■d recnd
(T C I
n th e ir history.
ord. B ry a n bs K en t od
Ba
At end.*, the W ild c a ts ma> » U rt ished eighth, se "enti
n I nth
vc
ad
Boh F r y , a 0 I ;ur ior : and Pa
end, and firs t in the South'*})
. e ga i ICS
Jo n e s , a 5-11 senior. Each ha
err; ( o n fe re w e
stand.*
one letter.
T ex a s’
defending
Southw
w ith
o ff'
A t tackle-, it might tie Jim M c­
C onference * hampion Lnnghor
gen
Kenzie, $*1, 220-pound, senior;
m eanw hile, are m aking t ; cir fi
ravor
or Jo h n N e toskie, 6-0, lh 1-pound
star t rode I • ■'>}><r E J Price,
senior. Each has two letter*.
successor to oil man B la ir ( hoi
G uard* could he two-;etterm en
The Stee l s ' “ new -fangled" Sp
Jo h n Ig n a rsi, 6-0, 202 po ind se? form ation w ill probably
io r; and B ill Conde, 5 l l , 190- I
man
led by I
pound senior.
Ends, Ton
A t center, the probable starter
is co-faptairi Doug M osel}', a two- Paul W illia m
le tte r 111a n. M erely stands 6 I, and
’s a 200-pound senior,
A t quarterback, i t s often and
shut, with P a rilli (w hose real fir«t
name i* V it o ), a two*l#tterm ai
'■
“ '( ior, standing 0-1, and w eigh­
ing IHM.
Le tte rm a n halfbackinclude
E d H am ilton,
5-11,
IT ! pound
senior (tw o lettei * >; E m e ry C lark,
5-9, 162-pound -enior (tw o le t­
t e r * ) ; C liff Law son, 5 9, 17 1I p ie in g 134, fo r
and 1,897 yard*.

2*

O U Coach Is Baseball
Coach of the Year
got e ve ryth in g out of hi* m en."
EA ST
L A N S IN G
M KH
Toe
Sooner*
w alloped
Ohio
(S p !)
Ja c k B s e ;, blond, rotund,
36-year-old form er pro playei who S ta te, Sp rin g fie ld So u th e rn C a li­
guided hi* I n lv e rsity o f Okla oms fornia, and Tonne- cr in then allbaseball team to the national c o l­ victorious p a 'S 'le through tile Hle g ia l' cham pionship last spiting, C a m double elim ination tourney.
ha* been named L is t annual “ ( nj- Tee Oklahom a team represented
district 5,
lege Baseball 1 na ch of the Yea*
Th*' I exa* Aggies reprtsented
The announcement <aine Dom
district six n f t e t heating the U n i­
Jo h n H, Knoll*, M ichigan State
versity o f T er.,
to tie for th'
baseball
coach
and
sec re ta rytreasuret o f the Am el iran Asso­ Southw est ? o nferenre ( hampion
'hip and bestir g A rizo n a rn a play
ciation of College Baseball ( 'la ch ­
o ff -erie of three games.
es, follow ing a poll of some 200
member* of the organization.
B aer w ill be honored at the
annual m eeting of the a n o c ia tio n
to he helu in conjunction w ith the
N ational C o lle g ia l" A th letic A s ­
TEXAS LEA G U E
sociation convention ill C incin nati Houston 3, San A n to n io I. ( H o ,
this .la nu a y .
ton lean-, final series, 1-0.)
"T h e re could)) t ham* been a
G U L F CO AST L E A G U E
finer choice than
B a e l, " com ­ Corpus t brist i 5, Bro w n sville i
mented Knoi>* in m aking the an
( F inal series t led, 2-2. i
W E S T T E X A S - N E W M E X IC O
nouncem ent. “ He brough? his team
to the College W o rld Series st
LEA G UE
Omaha, N e b , a* a d e cid 'd und er­ Mdlerie I . ’ , Lubbock 9, (Abilene
win* set I es, 4-3. I
dog, ami then went on to win. He

Baseball Scores

Nominees Narrow
For Baseball Czar
* HH A G O ,
Sept
lh
i/pi.
One well placed baseball s o u r c e
M a jo r League
Bft«ehal!
owners
•*aid that it iooks like a deadlock
'•'art. asaem bling lien. W ednesday
between F ric k and (.tie* The nine
jn the hope of electing a nev*- com ­
m issioner. The name* of W a rre n vote* Giles received are from the
(tiles and Ford Frick me heard same du b* that supported ( hand
most prom inently.
ler, said this person.
T h u rs d a y ’* form al m eeting i«
lf a deadlock develops baseball
the fir*t le g a lly empowered to re­ mav turn to « darkhorse ca n d i­
place A. R
Chandler in
the date, One possibilit y ha Schall men
$65,000 jo b , the two previous have discussed is form er S en a to r
session* in N ew Yo rk having been Jam es Mead, now chairm an of the
’d esigned m erely to cut down the Federal
I rade ( ommission. An
field .
other i< Ben Rese, who re tired a*
N um erous ballots were taken st managing edttoi of thp St. Louis
these m eetings but nine wa* the Post,-Dispatch and who ha* at least
most votes anyone
received
a* one ardent supporter among the
ag a in *t 12 needed to elect. G ile* owners.
w a* the man who got nine.
The sentim ent fo r (.lie * and
The five m ajor name* left, on
; F ric k comes from the baseball
the list are G iles, president of the
owners who feel that the game
C in c in n a ti rieds, P rick , president
needs a man who knovs it* inside
of the N ation al Leag ue;
M ilton
w orkings la th e r than a famous
Eisen h o w er,
president of Penn
national figure who might taka
.State C ollege; Jam es A, F a rie x ,
months or
even year* to learn
chairm an o f the Board of Coca
the intricacies of the M a jo r and
Cola E x p o rt, and Gov, F ra n k LauM in or League*.
*che of Ohio. Lau-che, how ever,
w ithd rew .

Stu Holcomb's Contract
Extended Ten Years
L A F A Y E T T E , Ind., S e p . IR
MP)— Pu rd u e U n ive rsity disclosed
Tuesday it ha- given Head F o o t­
ball Coach S tu a rt K. iS t u ) H o l­
comb a 10-yesr contract a* a step
tow ard solving the problem of o v ­
erem p h asis in intercollegiate nth
letics,
Dr. F re d e ric k L. Hovde, P u r ­
due president, disclosed the con­
tract, asp rin g Holcomb a 1,3-year
tenure.
Dr. Hovde said Holcom b’s orig ­
inal five-year contract wa.* ex­
tended more than a year ago.
A t that time, the Purd ue p resi­
dent said, the U n iv e rsity felt it
was a personal m atter between
the institu tion and the roach. He
added that he decided to disclose
the action because of the grow ing
problem of over-emphasis in in te r­
colleg iate athletic*.
"O n e of the things that i n s t i t u ­
tions can do is to select a qu alified
coach,
who
ha*
demonstrated
qu alities of leadership and te a ch ­
ing a b ility , and then give him the
same se cu rity enjoyed by other
member* of the academ ic s t a f f,”
Dr. Hovde told the busine** men
and th e ir player guest*.
S P T P-2— 8— B U M S ( A L L U P
•S T . L O U I S ,
Sept. 18— U P ) —
The B ro o k ly n Baseb all C lub T u e s­
day n ig h t called up catcher Steve
Lam b o and o u tfie ld e r B ill Sharmon from th e ir F o r t W orth farm .
Lem bo will jo in the Dodgers here
tVcdnesday. Shannon w ill report
tor the team in B ro o k lyn Frid a y .

DON

BARTO N

“ A sport fo r e v e ry man and
T h a t is
o r e ve ry man a sport.
in# morto o f the U rr v e rs ity of
a th le te s
deTexas
In tra m u ra l
p a y m e n t.
In tra m u ra l* ,
the
I n iv tr s ity s
sports program “ w ithin the wa.»*,
a ffo rd * you an op p ortu n ity to
Compete sn organized athletics.
I f you are a new student at the
U n iv e rs ity and a re of the ma ority which dots not have the a b ility
to be a v a rs ity athlete, but are
still in ercsted in sports for rccreational a c tiv ’i tv , in tram u ral* Is for

A representative of a fr a te rn ity
must be either an initiated mem' r or a pledge, and hi* name
.ut app'-ar on tho off:oia. memersh’.p list of his organization in
t e O ffic e of the Dean of Mon
The M ica D ivision this year w ill
onmst of team* organized from
oen stu d en t! re* ding or boarding
(ea tin g re g u la rly 2 meal* a d a y)
w ithin one of the fo u r defined
areas. (D iv id e d N orth and South
by 24th S t., and E a s t and W e st by
C»uada ip e.) M em bers of a f r a ­
ternity/ or resident* of U n iv e rs ity
operated dorm itories and ( o-op’v ;11 not be perm itted to compote
in ? .is D ivision.
Tho club division is to consist
of team* oig anizcd from tho membe whip* of clubs, societies, assoc lations, U n iv e rs ity operated dornntories an i Co-ops belonging to the
Intor-C.ub A th le tic Association.
The Church division w ill consist
'if ’ '.t nx organized from the meinbe m hip of a church or a church
youth organ tatio n belonging to
the Inter-C hurch A th le tic A sso cia­
tion.
.
A student desiring to compete
n individ is
«port*. a «o tra ck

. T M I

l l

G re g Scott
B a ll Room D a n ce Stu d io
A b o v e Texas T h eater
!

WTASr

about the

LET U S C L E A N A N D S E R V IC E Y O U R T Y P E W R IT E R
—

D ire cto r o f
In tra m u ra l
A ’ hletic* of the U n iv e rs ity is B e rr y
M. W h ita k e r. A lb e rt A . (S o n n y )
R ooker i* assistant dire cto r. Tha
in tra m u ra l o ffice is G re g o ry G> -i
IIL

DM M US

We Deliver

(MANS

Men students who have been
recommended fo r a V a r s ity le tte r
(q u a lifie d or u n q u a lifie d ) from
an acceptable senior college, shall
be ineligible to compete in the
sport or associate sport in w hich
they w ere recom m ended fo r a le t­
ter.
Men students who have re p re ­
sented The U n iv e rs ity of Texas in
a V a rs ity contest shall be in e lig i­
ble to compete in th a t «port or
associate sport fo r the rem aind er
o f that school ye ar.
A student who ha* been recom ­
mended for a freshm an num eral
a t The U n iv e rs ity o f Texas shad
be ineligible to compete the fo l­
low in g vear in the sport or asso­
ciated sport in w hich he won his
num eral.
Men whose name-’ appear on an
o ffic ia l in tercollegiate '-quad list
<on file in the In tra m u ra l O ffic e )
or ar* added to this squad list
inter shall be ir,eligible to com pe'e
in n tram ira I a th le ti * d u rin g tne
rem aind er o f th a ’ «port season.
A student w ill not b« eligible
to represent an organization un­
less his name appear* on the e lig i­
b ility list of that organization.
N am es may be added to these lists
at any time. A student snail he
lim ited to ten *port* d u rin g the
school year.
The list of sport.* is not lim ited
*o tnose of * n g u lar a b ility . T l e
In tra m u ra l program ir.« iude« fo n u
bail, tennis, basketball, so ftb a ll,
=ocrer, v o lle yb a ll, table te n n is
boxing, w restlin g , sw im m ing, a»'d
handball.
Touch football and tennis •in­
gle* a rc th " firs t sport* of ti e
year. The fra te rn ity division dead­
line fo r e n tre * in touch football
is T hursday, Sep tem b er 20, w 'h
the other divi* on*’ entries due
a week later. E n trie s for tenm*
* ogles r oar W ed n esd ay, O ctober

The handbook goe~ fu rth e r to
-ay that one o f the aim* o f the
departm ent is to make p a rtic ip a ­
tion in the In tra m u ra l Program
a* a ttra c tiv e and des.rabic to a
largo number of the mon s tu d e n t
as In te rco lle g iate p articip atio n : :
to a small and more specialized
group.
A n in d ivid u al can hest benefit
fro m th* Pro g ra m by becoming a
member of
some organization.
Tnore i* a place fo r every student
in one or mote of the F o u r D iv i­
ns of O rgar ization* in tho In ­
tram ural program . T h e y ate tho
P .terr yv', M ica, C lub, and D o r­
m itory Divisions.

TYPEWRITERS
M A C H IN E S

A ll regularly-enrolled men stu­
dents in the U n iv e rs ity shall he
eligible to compete in in tra m u ra l
athletics, with the fo llo w in g ex­
ception* :

The intent o f the program is
described in the 1951-52 “ H a n d ­
book of In tra m u ra l
A th le tic s.”
T n t handbook says t a t in tra m u ­
ral* are intended for the m a jo rity
of jess skilled students, and fu r ­
ther to c u ltiv a te skills which enable them to c a rry on not only
dur.ng school but also into re c re ­
ation periods of later life.

RENT

A D D IN G

and sw im m ing, w ith o u t represent­
ing any of the organizations,
compete a* an “ In d e p e n d e n t" in
a n y one o f the divisions In which
he is eligible to particip ate.

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Betsy to Return
For Match Friday

UT Preps Defense
MUST For Kentucky Fray
YOUR

\

Betsy Rawls, who recently won student at North Texas State Col­
the national w o m e n ’s open golf lege is the N ational Amateur
championship, will return to Aus­ Open champion.
tin Friday fo r an exhibition
match. She will combine with Billy
Penn, Austin city champion, in a
match with Walter Benson, Labor
Day titlists and Mrs. Charles
N eal, runner-up in the state mu­
nicipal tourney.
Miss Rawls is a former student
o f the University and graduated
in F e b ru a ry o f 1950 with a degree
in physics. While in the University
she captured the Texas w o m e n ’s
crown and also the Trans Missis­
sippi title.
Miss R a w ls ’ exhibition match is
sponsored by the Wilson Company
and w ill be in connection with a
golf clinic which is to be held at
the Austin Municipal Golf Course
at 1:30 o’clock Friday. Miss Rawls
is a member of the Wilson Advi­
sory S t a f f and will represent them
in the 9-hole match.

Back in the uniform Tuesday
w as tackle John Naylor but tackle
Charles Genthner and guard Son­
ny Sowell remained on the injured
list. Kenthncr is out with a oroken
hand and Sowell is sidelined w ith
ak chipped elbow.
A fter working on th e ir o f f e n ­
sive maneuvers fo r the majority
Coach E d P ric e and his s ta ff
W o r k in g on o ffe n s iv e m aneu­ o f the afte rn o o n , Coach P ric e call­
-pent most o f the a fte rn o o n d ril­ vers du ring T u e s d a y ’s practice ses­ ed fo r a scrim m age that reeled off
ling against the pass p lays th at sion w ere q u arterb ack Dan Page. the rem aining th irty m inute* of
By K E N

TO O LEY

Donald worked throughout the a f ­
ternoon on aerial defense. Coach
W it h emphasis on pass d e fe n s e ,!
Price was, at the same time, using
the Lo ng horn gridsters, now a sixpoint
fa v o rite
o ver
K e n tu c k y T. Jones, his probable starting
to
S a tu rd a y , w e n t fu rth e r into pre- : quarterback, tossing passes
p a rag o n fo r the W ild c a ts before I ends Tom Stolhandske and Paul
th e ir fin a l test in M e m o ria l S ta ­ VS illiams, also expected to appear
dium.
on the starting line-up Saturday.

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1952

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are expected to be put into action , halfb acks (jib D aw son and Don T u e sd a y’s drills. Page, Tow nsend,
by the n atio n ’s No. I candidate fo r Ba rto n , and fu llb a ck B y ro n T o w n ­ Daw son, and B a rto n began in the
A ll- A m erica q u arterback — V ito send. C h ard s H a rle y Sew e ll and o ffe n sive b ack field . S oihnndske
( B a b e ) P a rilli.
B ill M ilb u rn , along w ith tackles and W illia m s w e re at ends, Lands­
L a n sfo rd fo rd and W ils o n at tackles, S e w e ll
S a fe ty B o b b y D illo n , w ith half- j B ill W ils o n and Jim
showed
p
len
ty
of
seasoning
as they and M ilb u rn at guards and Ja c k
backs Don ( unningham and Bob
R a le y , and lineb ackers Don Me- opened up large holes fo r the o f­ B a rto n a t center.
The d efen sive line-up in the
n&sco, Ju n e D a vis, and B ill Mc- 1fensive backfield .
scrim m age was B ill G eorges and
H u b Ing raham a t ends, Stan Stud e r and L a r r y Fa g a n a t tackles,
and J . T . Seaholm at guard in the
five-m an line. The back field lin e ­
up stood as usual.
The Lo n g h o rn s are beginning
to look more polished since their
in tra sq u a d gam e S a tu rd a y and
w ith two days o f w orkouts undei
th e ir belts. Coach P ric e said^he
w ould p robab ly send the Long1 om s through one m ore s tiff p rac­
tic e session and begin to lighten up
T h u rs d a y and w o rk on tim ing of
p la ys in th e ir fin a l p rep aratio n fo r
Die S u g a r B o w l champions.

A ggie Fullback Again
Factor In UCLA Game
Sophom ores and ju n io rs m ay
ta k e most of tho g lo ry F r id a y
night, a- Ray G e o rg e ’s Texas A g ­
gie- tangle w ith U C L A in L o s A n ­
geles.
The game, fir s t betw een the
schools in eleven years, finds a
star fullb ack
again the Aggie
standout, as w as the ease a t the
last previous m eeting in 1940.
Then, that fu llb ack was “ J a r r i n ’
.la w n ” Kim b roug h, the A ll- A m e ri­
can ground-gm ner from A g g ielan d
around the tu rn of the forties.
Now, o f course, “ Bruisin* R ob”
Sm ith is the A ll- A m eriea ca n d i­
date and is one of the reasons the
Fa rm e rs are odds-on fa v o rite s to
de fe a t the Cc I a us.
E r ie M ille r, a sophomore, m ay
sta rt a t one end, and H arro w
Hooper, a fo rm e r qu arterback,
m ay he the o th e r w ingm an.
Coach George has been d rillin g
the A g g ie s’ q u arterb ack s— Dick
G a rd e n ia !, R a y G raves, D elm er
Sik es, and R o y D o lla r— to develop
, a passing a tta c k to com pare wdth
others in the pa^-happy S o u th ­
west.

mNl> U L U anke are candidates tor positions on the
1951 Longhorn football team. W a lte r Bond (left), 19, a 190 pound,
6 foot, I inch sophomore end from Corsicana, is the youngest m em ­
ber of the squad. The oldest gridster is Don (Bulldog) Cunningham,
(right) 22, a two-year senior letterman from Graham , Cunningham,
tills his 5 foot, IO inch frame with 190 pounds and is the starting
defensive halfback.

A n a tive of A u stin, Miss R a w ls
w ill he honored with a homecom­
ing cerem ony a t the m unicipal
links course. Also, she w ill be hon­
ored w ith a luncheon at the T a r ­
rytow n C a fe at 12 o’clock. This
w ill be under the direction o f the
A ustin Wmmen’s G o lf Association.

AL Race Tightens
As New York Loses

,
down the Ph illie s, 7-4.
T hree is the m argin in each m a­
T he D e tro it T ig ers edged P h ila ­
jo r league as action goes into the delphia's A thletics, 8-6, as S te v e ;
home stretch.
Souchock and H oot E v e rs banged
The C leveland In d ia n s whipped home runs. Jo h n n y U p o n gathered
the Boston Red Sox, 6-4, Tuesday in five straig ht hits fo r the win- j
a fte rn o o n in Boston, capitalizing ning Tigers.
on a four-run sixth inning. T h e y
In th at C leveland Be-ton g am e)
moved to w ith in three percentage
f o u r run s in the sixth in n in g o f f ;
points of the league-leading New
Red Sox start cr B ill W rig h t, en-J
Y o rk Y ankees, when the Yankees
aided M ike G a rc ia to notch his
lost, 7-1, to C hicago 's W h ite Sox
20th v ic to ry o f the season. A twoin a night garni'.
run ninth-inning Red Sox ra lly fell
In the N a tio n a l Leag u e the New
short.
Y o rk G ia n t? continued a late drive
The W h ite Sox stopped V ie Rasand m oved to w ith in three games
chi from reaching the 20-game
of the B ro o k lyn Dodgers.
The
m ark w ith six runs in the eighth
G ia n ts edged C in c in n a ti, 6-5, as
in n in g in a Yankee Stad iu m night
B ro o k lyn fe ll to the S t. Louis C a r­
game.
dinals, 7-1, both in night games.
The St. L o u is B ro w n s swept a I
tw ilight-night doublebill from the
W ash in g ton S en a to rs, 8-0 and 3-2. j
R E A D Y F O R A C T IO N is D o r Menasco, a 180-pound linebacker
I T o m m y B y rn e and Ned C a rv e r j
who woo -I A m e ric a honors as a junior last season tor the Lo ng ­
Save on our large
i were the w in n in g pitchers and the
horn : . Menasco "earns wdh Ju n e Davis and Bill M cDonald at lineused selection
I second game w en t ten innings.
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R alph K in e r ’s 41st home run
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G A M E S C H E D U L E (H A N G E D
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C h icag o ’s C ubs exploded 14 hits
A R L I N G T O N , Sept. 18 f/P>—
The A rlin g to n S ta te College-De- ; o ff three Ph ila d e lp h ia pitchers to
c a tu r
B a p tis t
College
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Iday night. T h is w ill perm it fans
H O U S T O N , Sep t.
18.— (/Pi— j h it
Houston';* B u f f s sprinted into the Fu sse lm a n ’s in ju r y la te r appeared jto see the gam e and the Arhnglead in the T exas Le ag u e p la y o ff j u n b k e ly to keep himfrom catch- ton-Irving High School game at
I Irv in g F r id a y night.
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Miss R aw ls rounded out the list
AUSTIN'S BETSY RAWLS
of Texans who captured all the j
national g olf titles this year. Ben
will return home Friday after
Hogan o f F o rt W o rth won the
winning the National W om en's
N a tio n a l Open golf tournam ent
Am ateur G o lf Tournament.
and B illy M axw ell of Odessa and

P ar'd o n Autor ult rd I ’r r n

Buffs Tag Missions
For TL Play-off Lead

T u esd ay n ig h t as A l P a p i notched
his 24th v ic to ry of ti e season w ith
a n e a t fo u r- h itter and L a r r y Miggins h it his 29t,h hom er of the
ye ar. It wa- the fir s t gam e of the
fin a l p la y o ff.
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Ja c k O ’D on n ell o f the M issions
su ffered w h a t was fe ared to he
a broken an k le and Lea Fu sselm an
of the B u f fs had to leave the game
w ith a bleeding hand a fte r being

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Tidelands Struggle
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Attorney-General Price Daniel’s ruling
which pulled the teeth of the new loyalty
oath for state employes was a sound
move for two reasons.

F ir s t, it dealt a crippling blow to the
too-f req uen t legislative dodge of using
a p p ro p r ia tio n s rid e rs fo r m atte rs im­
p o r ta n t enough to be the subjects of
general legislation. L n til partly stymie
by the state attorney-general, this trick
h a d worked a d m ira b ly because a p p ro p r i­
ations bill rid e rs cannot be individually
vetoed by the governor.
In addition the ruling eliminates the
probable injustice th a t might have been
done by c u ttin g o ff state pay to e m ­
ployes who w ithin the past ten years have
been m em bers of the Communist P a r t y
o r organizations now deemed subversive.
R end ering the new oath com paratively
ta m e w ith o u t its illegal retroactive fea­
t u re , his decision leaves the s ta te s
32,000-plus employes with merely one
m ore sc ra p of anti-com m unist paper to
sign.
,
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This curtailed rid e r and other sim ila r

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University students an d th eir wives
who need p a rt-tim e jobs would do well
to seek the aid of our efficient, a ll-p u r­
pose S tu d e n t E m ploym ent Bureau.
Located in B. Hall 117, the em ploy­
m ent bureau has the usual e a rly -y e a r
s u rplus of jobs available on a first-com efirst-served basis.
It doesn’t m a tte r who you a re or w h a t
y o u r skill is— they probably have a place
for you.

“ oaths of allegiance” seem, in th e ir few
hectic y e a rs of existence, to have done
little good in exposing d a n g e ro u s sub v e r­
sives.
Loyal A m e ric an s usually sign, if a b it
indifferently, although a t tim es they re­
fuse to sign as a m a tte r of principle.
C om m unists o r Red sym p a th iz e rs pro­
bably never h e sita te about signing, since
the very act of going along w ith the new
law would ten d to give them a shield.
Except f o r citin g the C o m m u n ist
P a rty as th e national culprit, som ething
all good g ra m m ar-sc h o o l children know
anyw ay, th is rid e r accomplishes nothing.

a v e r t i m

t in t d ic ie r

G overnor A llan S h iv e rs’ ju stifia b le
concern o v e r “g o v e rn m e n t by r id e r ” has
paid o ff handsom ely now t h a t A ttorneyG eneral Daniel has had tim e to study and
rule on the m ore th an 200 r id e r s tacked
onto th is y e a r ’s s ta te general a p p r o p r i a ­
tions bill.
Legislative gro p in g for power and
search for quick, easy legislation m issed
fire on m a n y occasions, including the
loyalty oath, sale of all s t a t e c a rs except
those used in enfo rc e m e n t w ork, c h a n g ­
ing p a y m e n t of t a x e s on I niv ersity land
in W est T exas, and o t h e r s .
D a n ie ls ru lin g s a t the req u e st of the
G overnor should make the next Legisla­
t u r e a b e tte r body.
Some of th e things unsuccessfully
tried in r id e r s this year are undoubtedly
topics w o rth y of general legislation, b u t
for the n e x t tw o y e a rs the s ta te has
ne ith e r r id e r nor general bill.

unanimously
adopted a resolution urging
the Univer sit y to pay its s t u ­
dent employes the F eder al
Minimum Wage ( cur re nt l y 75
cents).
An I N T E R N A T I O N .
A L H O U S E B I L L by As s e m­
blyman
Ha me ed
Al-Quaysi
was proposed. He suggested a
co-operative student, ce n t e r
for b e t t e r m e n t of i n t e r n a t i o n ­
al relations and or ient ation of
foreign s t u d e n t newcomers.
July 13 — DK. R O B E R T
L E G R A N D E S T O N E of the
Ohio S t a t e University was a p ­
pointed ch ai r ma n of the De­
p a r t m e n t of Ceramic Engi­
neering.
SEMBLY

J u l y was the busiest mont h
on the campus, The Re gent s
passer! the new budget , n ew
d e p a r t m e n t heads wer e a p ­
pointed, and several Lni versity beauties were crowned
queens.
One
s e mes t er
of
school ended and a n o t h e r fol­
lowed immediately.
The we a th e r was t he main
topic because e ve r yone d e ­
cl ar ed this was th<' h o tt e st
place in Texa s and some even
said the Universit y had the
“ h o t t e s t ” profs in Texas.
To keep s t u de n t s posted
her e ar e some of the main
events.
July 3 — S T E E R H E R E
C O M M I T T E E hu n g a map
showing ea t i ng establ ishments
passed o r failed by the com­
mi t te e in the Student Asso­
ciation office.
July
9-11
—
DOVER
R O A D , ma j o r pr oduction of
t he D ep a rt m e n t of Dra ma ,
w'as held a t Hogg Audi t or i um.
J u l y 9 — C E C I L E. BUR­
N E Y of Corpus Christi, Un i ­
versity gr adua t e, b e e a r n *
pr esi de nt of the Texas Bar
Association a t a Texa s c o n ­
vention in Dallas.
J u l y 12 — MI SS A U S T I N

finalists included f o u r Uni ­
versity students, An na Lassourg,
Ja n i ee
Ray,
Bette
Woods, and J o Ann Hyltin.
Bubbles Welch of Austin was
selected as MI SS A U S T I N .
J u ly 13 — T H E H U M A N
RELATIONS COUNCIL, ap­
pointed last y ea r by Gover ­
n o r Shivers, met a t Hogg
A u d it o r iu m;
appr oxi mat e l y
600 people attended.
J u l y 13 — S T U D E N T A S -

J u l y 1 4 . IK _
F I N A L EXA M I N A T I O N for the first

semester.
J u l y 14 — The B O A R D O F
R E G E N T S aut hori zed a Main
Universit y bud ge t of $9,272,894.34 for t he 1951-52 fiscal
y ea r begi nni ng S e p t e mb e r I.
This a m o un t , an increase of
$280,000 over the 1950-51
budget , includes exp e nd i t u r es
for e x t r a m u r a l divisions and
central admi ni st ra t i on.
The Re ge n t s also by a 5 1
motion asked A t t o r n ey - Ge n ­
eral Pricp Daniel for a ruling
on the cont roversial L O Y A L ­
TY O A T H rider passed by the
legislature.
S A L A R Y I N C R E A S E S of
from $100 to $000 were
granted all Univer sit y faculty
me mb e r s
in
the
b ud get
adopted by the Regents.
J u l y 14 Two $20, 000
GIFTS to the University, one
a pr i vat e e n d o w me n t and the
other an
i n su r anc e g r an t ,
were accepter! by the Regents.

T hm*D a@

T exan

T h * D aily T e x a n , a s tu d e n t, n e w s p a p e r o f T h # U n i v e r s i t y of T e x a s , ie
p u b l i s h e d in A u s t in e v e r y m o r n i n g e x c e p t M o n d ay a n d S a t u r d a y , S e p t e m b e r
t o J u n e , a n d e x c e p t d u rin g holi day and e x a m i n a t i o n pe ri od*, a n d b i- w e e k ly
d u r i n g t h e s u m m e r a e s t i o n s a n d o r th e t i t l e of T h * S u m m e r T e x a n on
T u e s d a y arid F r id a y by T e x a s S t u d e n t P u b li c a tio n * , m e .
New* c o n t r i b u t i o n * a i l ] be a c c e p te d bv t e l e p h o n e (2 -247 .1) o r e t th e
e d i t o r i a l office J .I i . I or a t t h e New* L a b o r a t o r y , ,1.11. 102.
I n q u ir ie *
c o n c e r n i n g d e liv e r y a nd a d v e r t i s i n g sh ould be m a d e In J . B . IOU ( 2 - 2 4 7 3 ) .
O p in io n s of t h e T e x a n a r e n o t n e c e s s a r il y t h o s e of t h e A d m i n i s t r a t i o n
o r o t h e r U n i v e r s i t y officials.
E n t e r e d ae «e cond-clas* m a t t e r O c to b e r 18. 194 3 e t t h e P o s t Office a t
A u s t i n , T e x a s , u n d e r *he A c t of M a r c h 8, 1 870.
A SSO CIA TED P R E S S W I R E SE R V IC E
T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s Is e x c l u s iv e ly e n t i t l e d to t h e u s e f o r r e p u b l i c a t i o n of
all n e w s d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d to it o r n ot o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d in t h i s n e w s ­
p a p e r , a n d local ite m s of s p o n t a n e o u s o rig i n p u b l i s h e d h e re in . R i g h t s of
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e n t

July Was Hottest Month
In More Ways Than One
By M I L D R E D K L E S E L

B r RUSS K E R S T E N

July 16 — T h e f a c u l t y
Council app r o ve d a new fiveyear
plan
for
PHARMA­
C I S T S . The plan gives the
f irst-year s t u d e n t a chance to
take req ui r ed gener al courses.
The n e x t four professional
year s would he se t aside for
ph ar ma cy subject s, thus t a k ­
ing c a r e of t r a n s f e r s tu de n t s
ent er in g phar macy.
J u l y 19
DR
PAUL
L U KE W H I T E wa appoi nted
dir ector of the University
Health Service* ef f ective Sep­
t e m b e r I. He had been acting
di r ector since t he d eath of
Dr. George M. Decherd Jr . on
March 5.
J u ly 19
Th e University
e n t e r ed into a c o nt ra ct with
the C OC A C OL A and DR.
P E P P E R Companies of A u s ­
tin to provide vendi ng m a ­
chines at spots a r ou n d the
campus. The c o n t r a c t is a
on e- year n o n -exclusive pact.
J u l y 19 - T. H. S H E L B Y ,
dean of the Universit y Ex­
tension Division, ann oun c ed
he would go on modified dut y
S e pt e mb e r I, a f t e r 30 year s
of cont inuo us service.
J u ly 24 —
HARWELL
H A M I L T O N H A R R I S of Los
Angeles, one of t he n at ion' s
f ore most a r ch i t e c t u ra l des i gn­
ers, was a ppoi nt ed di r ec t or of
the School or A r c hi t e ct u r e,
effective S ept e mber .
J u l y 23 — 785 R E G I S ­
T E R F.D late to top predicted
5,500 mark for the second
.semester of s u m m e r school.
J u l y 24 — P H A R M A C Y
FOUNDATION
received
a
$10,000 g r a n t f rom the Cl ay­
ton F ou nda t i on for f u r t h e r
st u dy of poisonous plants.
J illy 24 — The F r e e Dance
Co mmitt ee s u gge st ed t h a t the
F R I D A Y F R O L I C S b r held on
a no stag allowed basis on al­
t e r n a t e week ends du ri n g the
fall semesters.
July 20 - - DR. E D M O N D
E. SNELL, one of the n a t i o n ’s
leading biochemists, rejoined
the University of Texa s Bio­
chemical I nstitut e staff .
J u l y 26 — The S t u d e n t
Assembly unani mousl y passed
a bill se t t i ng up a s ta nd i ng
I N T E R N A T I O N A L
RELATIONS
COMMITTEE

to work on establ ishing an
int e r nat i ona l house.
J u l y 27 — MA R Y E S T H E R
H A S K E L L was n a me d “ Gol­
den Ci rl” of the Austin Pio­
neers. The five finalists w ere
Sue Henslee, J a n e t bee, P a ­
tricia Gray, Dorot hy B u tts,
and Miss Haskell.
J u l y 29 — 36 F O R E I G N
S T U D E N T S ar r ived a t tho
Universit y f o r a six-week p r e ­
view of life in t he Sou t h west .
Jul y 30— B. I D E N P A Y N E ,
i nter nationally known S h a ke ­
s p ear ean a u t h o r i t y , was
elected cha i r man o f the De­
p a r t m e n t of D r a m a f o r 1 95 1 52. The selection was m ade
after JA M ES MOLL, depart­
me n t al ch a ir ma n , received a
F u l b r i g h t Fellowship f o r s t u ­
dy in England. M O U S O N
L A W , i ns t ruc t o r in drama,
will be as si st ant to the chair­
man.
J u l y 30 — M R S . W I L L I S
E. M A X S O N J R . , hostess of
the Union, died at her horn*
from a stroke.

fake M e / e r s for p s / c h o l og y , He et', his c ' a t s e i o u t e ^ r / asom e t im e s cloosn’t e / e n come. O l d Prof T h o r ' t o n •» >o o 'I r e doe*." t
faire ro1' in English 6 0 ! . Prof Baker usf g r-* m a " od. so he won t oe
rn t o g - a d e . . .
anxious t o give out*, d e assignments t h a t he

DEAR G ENE

The Same O ld Thing
Is Still Exciting
By

BRAD

TG run

BYERS

M a n a g in g

Ed ito r

Exci ti ng, isn’t it?
We me an the
be g i n n i ng of
school.
On o u r way back to Austin we
r od e with a ch e mi s t r y professor
who s p en t the s u m m e r w o r k i ng at
Oak Ridge. He had g one t hr oug h
e i gh t s t r ai g h t year s o f school to
get his Phi) before he
st a rt ed
te ac hi ng, and he reminisced a bo ut
his first y e a r o u t of school.
He missed the exci t ement , ho
said, of s t a r t i n g back to school in
Sept e mb er .
It does sort of g e t in your
blood. And, if you limit your stay
t o four years, it begins with a
thrill and ends with a thrill.
T h e r e ’s nothing like being a
f re sh ma n dur in g the f ir s t coupl e
o f weeks of school. You ’re in a
new world t h a t is st r an ge and
bea u t i f ul and f ri ght en i ng all at
once.
But t he n again, t h e r e ’s nothing
quite like the “ ne w ” in b ei ng a
senior. You come back to the
c a mpus in S e p te mb e r a f t e r a s u m ­
m e r a t home, and presto, yo u' re
some bod y big. You feel like y< u
really belong to the campus You
c a n ' t help being conscious th a t the
f re s h m e n look up to you as s o me ­
one who knows what the score i«.
Dr ma yb e y o u ’ve come to the
ca mpu s early, bef or e rush. You
can notice the exc i t e me nt s t e a l ­
ing up on you with the trickle of
ca r s into town. Then rush is over
and the trickle has become a flood.
New faces ar e ever ywhere, new
and excited faces. New students,
and the old ones who have been
a wa y for the summer , rush a bout
asking questions and j a b b e r i n g
a b o u t the changes since t he y left
in the spring.
School has st a rt ed.
You learn a few things, too.
You r e m e m b e r w ha t it was like
to be a f re sh ma n, to feel t h a t you
know no one in the world and
want to m e et everyone.
\V e w e n t into church alone S u n ­
d a y n ight and sat down nea r the

pnd of a pew. From f ou r feet
a w ay a boy slid t o w a r d us.
“ My n a m e ’s Bob,” he said.
Bob is a f re sh ma n. We co ul dn’t
tell f ro m ta l ki ng to him w h e t h e r
he f i gure d we were lonesome sit­
ting t h e re alone or w het h e r he
was j u s t typically f r e s h m a n friendly.
We talked to him a bit, en oug h
t o learn t ha t h e ’s from a home­
town nei ghbori ng ours, and t h a t
he knows one of o u r r oommat es.
And enou gh for us to feel like
so me th i n g of a snob for not spe ak ­
ing to s t r ange r s.
Upp er cl assmen a r e n ’t so hot,
ar»‘ t he y ? They’ve spe nt two o r
t h r e e yea r s in college, and ye t
only a few know' ver y mu r h. Most
of t h e m can tell you ihe easiest
courses in t he i r d e p a r t m en t , b u t
no t m a ny could tell you who is
ma yor o f Austin. They could give
you a p r et t y good es t i ma t e of the
s t i n t i n g lineup on Coach P r i c e’s
football t e am, h ut they c ou l d n ’t
tell you who the new secretary of
de f en s e is.
A senior girl r ema rke d y e s t e r ­
day that she t ho ug h t she knew
more when she w a s a f re s hm a n
tha n she does now. She r e f e r r e d
to knowing things
u t regis­
t r a t ion . W e ’ve had the s a me expat ience.
W hen
y o u ’re
doing
some t hi n g the first time you keep
;t Iive to what ' s going on. But the
third or f o u r t h time you t a k e it
so much as a m a t t e r of course
t h a t you s t a rt thr oug h it m e c h a n ­
i c a l l y and discover somewher e in
the mi ds t that you d o n’t know
where y o u ’re g o i n g a t all.
College is confining. You learn
what you find in hook*, h u t unless
y o u’re exceptional you pay little
at t en t i on to what goes on a r ou n d
you.
Y et one d a y n ea r the end of
your college c a r ee r you realize
that j c.i don ' t know very much,
a n d t h a t the re ' s a world of knowl­
edge wai t ing for you. At the mo­
ment of t h a t realization, we think,
is when you have received y ou r
college education.

Both sid es in
the
tidelands
w ra n g l e are
howling
“ dilatory
t a ct i c s ” a t the o t he r these days.
W ell, it may be hard to put the
f inger on who w astes the tim e,
but somebody is. I-ate in the sum ­
mer all the reports from W ashing­
ton were saying that final action
was imminent . A t tim es the re­
p or t s grew’ optimistic enough to
name the time, usually ju st a few
days off.
Bu t , e xc ept f or
m illions
of
w o r d s sailing t h r ou g h the air in
s ha rp editorial and congressional
exchanges, the “.ad fa ct is that
tide. a nd s legislation is effec tiv e ly
t h r ot t l e d —‘-probably f or this ses­
sion- s ome wher e in the mire of
S en at e committ ee.
Now for the dilator y angle.
The l a t es t and perhaps the m ost
ar - urd c h a r ge leveled at sta te s’
r ighters, who have done nothing
b u t work t ow ar d a quick congres­
sional r e t u r n of t heir lands, is
t h a t leveled by t h e D epartm ent
of J jstice. Dilatory? N ot hardly.
S en a t o r O ’Mahoney, chairman
of ♦he S e n at e I nter ior and Insu­
lar A f f a i rs
Co mmi t t ee
and a
s t a u nch f e d e ra l- o wn e rs h ip man, is
pe r ha ps a bit b e t t e r target for
t h a t t yp e of n ame calling.
Since J a n u a r y Texa s o fficia ls
conc er ned with the of fsho r e lands
f ig ht have f avor ed enactm ent o f
inter im legislation, b u t w ithout
much real e f f o r t a t conciliation on
the p ar t of the opposition.
So until Congress reconvenes
n ex t year, oil d e v el opme nt in th*
oil-rich
lands rem ains in the
t h' imbs- twiddl ing stage. And to
Senator
O ’Mahoney:
brickbats
for the champion time-waster of
all.

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p p o r {unities

T h # U n i t e d S ta t# * Civil S#rvie # C o m ­
m i s s i o n has a n n o u n c e d * n* w e x a m i n a t n f o r filling p o s i t i o n s
*11 b r a n c h e s
of e n g i n e e r i n g . T h* • • U n * * r » n * » t r a m
11.1 > to 1 1 0 , 0 0 0 » y e a r T h * p o s i tio n s
ar*
w i f e d in W a s h i n g t o n . D C , a n d
v i c i n i t y . S a n i t a r y e n g i n e e r po s it io n * in
th * U n i t e d S t a t e s P a bile H e a l t h S e r v i c e
lo c a t e d t h r o without t h e c o u n t r y will a l s o
be filled.
A p p l i c a n t s will n o t h* r e q u i r e d to t a k e
a w r i t t e n t e s t . To q u a l i f y ' o r th * 1 3.100
j n , t h e y m u s t h a v e r .moister! a p r o fi
io na i e n g i n e e r i n g c o u r s e le a d in g to
a b a c h e l o r ' s d e g r e e . o r t h e y m . st h a v e
b l 4 y e a r n of t e c h n i c a l e n g i n e e r i n g
nxpetrinnce. S t u d e n t * wh o e x p e c t to c o m ­
plete
t he r o i u i r e d
c ourt**
wi t hi n 4
months
m» y
a p pl y.
fir
t h* higher
grade*, additional professional expertet.cp I, r e q u i r e d G r a d u a t e • t o d y * ' in e n ­
gine*" m g m a y ne s u b s ti tu t e d for p a r t or
all t d e p e n d i n g on t h e g r a d e for wh i c h
Sin . v i m
la ma d e I of t h e p r of ***ionai
experience
I h e m a x i m u m a g e limit for
the I' i.lif)
. a la 86 ye ar * ' w a i v e d for
[ e r a na cr ■ ed to v e t e r a n p r e f e r e n c e ) .
T h e r e is n o m a x i m u m age Hmi t f or t h *
h ig h . r g r a d e pos i t i on*.
P e r s o n s w h o h a v e r e c e i v e d e lig ib le
r a t i n g s l i n e * J a n a r y I, 1 9 6 1 . in a n y
eng v eer * ( a m i n a t i o n a n n o u n c e d by th *
C o m m i s s i o n ' s c e n t r a l off ic e need
not
app v for t h i s new e x a m i n a t i o n aa t h e i r
n a r n - s will be c o m b i n e d w i t h t h o s e on
th e ne w r e g i s t e r * .
I .ll i n f o r m a t i o n a n d a p p l i c a t i o n f o r m a
Blay b e o b t a i n e d f r o m th* C o m m i s s i o n ' *
Loc al s e c r e t a r y , Mr A E. D a v is lo c a te d
at. \ l * m P o s t O ffi c e , A u s t i n , from civil
a e r . foe re g i o n a l off ic e *
o r fr om th e
U n i t e d S ' a t e s Ci vil S e r v i c e C o m m i i a i o n ,
W a s h i n g t o n 25, P C
A pp lic a tio n * will
be a. «-;.t*d in t h * C o m m i s s i o n ' s c e n ­
tra l .iffie r in W a s h i n g t o n , D.C , u n t i l
f u r t h e r noti c e .

Ronnie
D ugger, last
year’s
Texan Editor, wrote from Wash­
ington last week that he and wife
were all set to sail for Engl a n d
Saturday, the fifte en th , from New
York.
Ronnie and Pi Phi Jean Wil­
liam s w ere married in W ashington in June and have been in the
East all sum m er, where Ronnie
readied him self for f oreign study
by w riting m agazine featu res and
new spaper articles f o r the HarteHanks chain o f Texas.
W hile at Oxford fo r a year on
a Rotary Fellow ship, Ronnie will
write a w eekly colum n entitled
“ A Texan Abroad” for thirteen
T exas papers.
His address:
Merton C ollege
Oxford U niversity
Oxford, England.
★
*
Com m entary on today's govern­
m ent by Fulton L ew .s, Jr.:
“Today nobody can tru st our
governm ent’s word. And by gov­
ernm ent I don’t mean the t h o u ­
sands of honest federal employes
who have the highest sense of in­
tegrity and devotion to duty. The
trouble is all above their heads,
with few exceptions.
“ It used to be that the average
American accepted w hatever his
governm ent said as gospel. W hen

O ffic ia l
1*1olives
T h * fo ll o w i n g s t u d e n t * , who m*d* a
g f « d e o f A in E n g l i s h S O U in t h e s e c o n d
s e m e s t e r of t h e 196 9-5 1 »ee*ion o r th e
1961 s u m m e r s e a l i o n . a r e e lig ib le lo
t a k e t h e s p e c ia l a d v a n c e d - s t a n d i n g **, ru in a tio n in E n g l i s h * 0 t b T h e p a c i n g
of t h i s e x a m i n a t i o n w ith a g r a d e of A
o r R will xiv * t h e a t u d e n t c r e d i t fo r
K ngli a h 601 b. T h i * e x a m i n a t i o n will be
giv e n on M o n d a y . 8 # p * e m h # r 24 * r ~
p rn. In V Hoi! 209. S t u d e n t * t a k i n g
t h i s e x a m i n a t i o n will n e e d a b lu a book.
B e r k l e y . C a m i l l a M ay
Box, L i n u s J a m e s , J r.
C ro w e ll , J o A n n *
D e c h e r d , G e o r g e M.
Ed ge . J e a n M.
E rdw inn. Joel D yne
F e a t h e r s t o n , Billy Ray
H * wall, H a r r y P a t
H ,d g *«, C l i f t o n let*. Jr.
K i r k l a n d , J o h n D avid
M c F a r l a n d , F lo y d
M c V ic k e r, W o o d r o w W.
M itc h a m . Hilly F r a n k
Mora*, V e rn o n I Owens, Jo h n F rancis
R o u n t r e e . D o r o t h y A.
S p r i n g e r , T h o r n e* H a n s o n
Stephen*. B att* Jo
T i t u s , Mr*. L u c ille S.
T h e f o ll o w in g s t u d e n t * *r* a i m elig i­
ble to t a k e th* a d v a n c e d - s t a n d i n g e x ­
a m i n a t i o n in F.ngliah 40 1b.
B ar lo w . K a t h e r i n e
S p r in g fie ld , F r a a k l y n U r i n e
GORDON V AND ERSO N
A s s is ta n t D irector
T e s t i n g a nd G u i d o n ' * B u r e a u
All n ew s t u d e n t s w h o r e l i v e d ' h e i r
p h y s ic * ! • s e m i n a t i o n * a n d v a c c i n a t i o n
c Ic a r a n e es f r o m t h e i r p e r s o n a ! p h y s i ­
c i a n s will r e p o r t to t h e S t u d e n t H e a l t h
4 e n t e r S e p t e m b e r I* to 21 f o r re q ut rail
c h e s t x-ray exam inations.
P A U L L- W H I T E M D.
D irector, H ealth C en ter
f o r t h # p u r p o s e of i n s u r i n g a m i n i ­
m u m o f f o u r n i g h t s p e r week fo r a t idy.
f r e s h m e n may h av e a total of three
e v e n i n g s p e r w e ek o u t of t h e i r s t u ­
d e n t re s i d e n c e * a f t e r 8 :S0 p m
T h*
w e ek b e g in # on S u n d a y a n d c o n t i n u e s
t h r o u g h S a t u r d a y . T h i s s c h e d u l e will
• t a r t S u n d a y , S e t terr. h e r *0* 1 9 6 1 .
U n i v e r s i t y r e g u l a t i o n s a r * b e in g o b ­
s e r v e d - W o m e n ' s r e s i d e n c e # will c lo s# a t
th eir regular hour
DOROTHY G EB A U E R
D ean o f W o m e n

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Alt*r
Half ems
Music note
A light­
w eight boat
7. R em aining
8 Anger
9. Looking
gla ss
IO. Exist
14. Insides
16 Bird of prey
18. Likely
20. Identical
21. A chief
judge
(Turk.)

23. Narrate
24. Small
depression
26. Game
played
with
cluhs
and a ball
27. Resort
28. State
( Mex.)
30. Woodman
SI. Agile
33. Charge*
36. Jargon
37. Ripped
39. Disfigure

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TIO W. 22 Vs

Furnished Room
I D E A L F O R b o y s . T w o R o o m s , B ath.
qu ie t,
c lo se
stadium .
Bu*, capito l.
T o w n . A ls o f u r n i s h e d t w o ro o m a p a r t ­
m e n t ( r e f r i g e r a t i o n ) . 19 0 4 N e c h e s .

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F U R N ISH E D
ROOMS
SOO W. 1 5th .
M o d e r n b ric k b u i l d i n g . All u t i l i t i e s
FU R N ISH E D
R O O M . ' a n d a p a r t m e n t s pa id. R e a s o n a b l e . Ceil R o b in s o n 2-4291
G.r b o y s a t 191 5 R. G u a d a l u p e . C a l l ' d u r i n g d a y o r M rs . K n i g h t 7 -6 6 6 0 a t
W i l l H o p k i n s a t 6 -5 297 o r 2 -0 3 8 7 o r 6 p.m.
83-0320.
F O R M E N s t u d e n t * . T w o ro o m * , p r i v a t e
en tra n c e, p riv a te ba th , show er. I n ­
n ersp rin g m attress**.
F r i g i d a i r e , maid
For Rent
service.
2055-A
S a b in e . 2 - 1 0 4 $ a f t e r
5 :30.

F U R N IS H E D S IN G L E ro o m — m al* s t u ­
d e n t o r s t a f f m e m b e r . Q uie t, w a l k i n g
d i s t a n c e U n i v e r s i t y , bu s . $20 m o n t h .
6 0 4 E. 1 7 th . M r. J o h n s o n a t 6-8 3 7 1 —
E x t . 491 o r 8-1)590 e v e n i n g s .
VERY
A TTRACTIVE
apartm ent
for
c o u p le o r two. T w o b lo c k s U n i v e r s i t y
$6 5 . Bills pa id 2 5 1 2 S a n A n to n io .
N IC E
BEDROOMS
in p r i v a t e
home .
D o u b le o r s i n g l e N e a r U n i v e r s i t y a n d
H i g h S c ho ol. N ic e l y f u r n i s h e d t w o - r o o m
garage
w partm ent p riv ate
bath.
Call
2-2163.
N I C E L Y F U R N I S H E D t h r e e r o o m , tile
b a t h a p a r t m e n t . $55. T w o b e d r o o m
f u r n i s h e d c o t t a g e | 7 0 . N e a r bu*. U n i ­
v ersity.
S tudents,
children
w e lc o m e .
2-">648.

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House

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P h o n e : 2-4480.

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s t u d e n t in p r i v a t e h o m e F o u r blo ck#
can!-, * Clear,.
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7-6u61.
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h a th .
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room , p ri v a t e
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lau n d ry
p ri li e ge s.

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m a n . A ls o f a m i s h e d a n d u n f u r n i s h e d
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n e i g h b o r h o o d . Call 2-4 404
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double
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s i n g l e r o o m s , in p r i v a t e h o m e P r i v a t e
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p h o n e . H u 4. P h o n e 5 . 5 5 2 8
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p r i v a t e h o m e w est o f c a m p u s . Q ui*",
ideal p ;a c e f o r s t u d y i n g . P h o n e : 2 - 8 1 4 | *
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116 e ac h. T w o in r o o m . 1 904 S p e e d ­
w ay. P h o n e 6 - 6 1 0 4 . C o o k i n g s t o v e o u t ­
sid e r o o m e x t r a .
N I C E R f V ’M fo r g irl s. 2 l a r g e c l o s e t s .
K itch en privileges.
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O n p r i v a t e e s t a t e . N . W . paved h ig h ­
w a y . E l e c t r i c r e f r i g e r a t i o n — b u tan e gaa.
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TO T H E E D I T O R :
In t he s u m m e r edition of The
T ex a n , d a t e : A u g u s t IT, a pp e ar s
a doubie-c lun.n ar ti cle ent i t l ed
“ H. J . S t a r k n amed L o ng h or ns . ’’
Mrs. S t a r k was, for m a n y years,
a R e g e n t a n d pr ob a b ly ha - d one
mor e f or Univer sit y at hlet ics t h a n
a l y o t h e r a l umnus.
BUT, the one p a r t i cu l a r t hi ng
t h a t Mr. S t a r k dei not do, is to
name the t e am “ T h e Long). r n “.”
The L ong hor ns w e r e kn ow n as
suc h while .Mr. S t a r k was rn high
school.
H er e is the s t or v of how the
L o n gh o r ns g o t t he i r n a m e :
In the fall of 1903, ten y ea r s
b e f o r e the b l a n k e t incident, M a
A len We . - bur g. a f t e r w a r i a v e r y
p r o m i n e n t l a w y er of Dallas, b u t
r ec e nt l y deceased, was Edi t or -i nCh i ef of The Texan a d t he w r i t er
was athletic edi tor or r ep o rt er .
O n e day We i s b u r g said to m e ,
“ D. A., ’e t ’* name the T ex a s t e a m .
It, I as gone on a long time w i t h­
out a n y special n a m e . ”
“ W h a t do you have in m i n d ? ”
I asked.
“ Let ' s n a m e t h em t he ‘L o n g ­
ho rn s, ” he “aid.
“ T h a t ’.i a g od n am e , ” I r e ­
plied.
“ Fr im now on, every time you
wri te an art: Ie ah nut a n y a t h ­
letic g am e , call the t e a m t he
‘L o n g h o r n a ”
I agi ee d , and in y o u r file o f
The Tex a n a f t e r that you will
find the te am is called “ T h e L o n g ­
hor ns . ” Joi n T ow ne s was a t h l e ­
tic edi tor in the spring of I '.*0^,
when I suc ce eded to t he e d i t o r ­
ship and I gave h<m the same i n­
struction*. He wa* editor, 190506, a n d cont inued t he i n st ructions.
I do not kn»>w when, if ever ,
the n a m e was m a d e o ff i c i a l ; hu t,
I do know t hat, in l a t e r years,
J o h n Townes, a p r o m i n e n t l a wy er
of Houst n, now deceased, a n d
I t ok some s a ’ iafaction to o u r ­
selves for c a r r y i n g out Alex Weisb u r g ’s idea.
Th e files of T h e T e x a n will
b e a r out my s t a t e me n t .
By the way, t he n a m e “ Cl ar k
F i e l d ” or i gi na t ed an d wa s p e r p e ­
t u a t e d in s o m e w h a t t he same way.
D A. F R A N K
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A T T R .A 1 VIV E S O U T H ro o m , a d j o i n i n g
bath w ith shower, s em i-p riv a te e n ­
trance, venetians
P r i v a t e home. C o n ­
v e r t e r ■ t o t h e U n i v e r s i t y . P h o n e 7 -1 1 6 $ .

40. Mongrel dog
41. Spain
(abbr.)
42 Sloth

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P A. s y s t e m s , f o r all oc ca s io n * . Redin s, a m p l i f i e r s r e p a i r e d to s a M s f a r (ion.
F r e e p ie k u p a n d d e l i v e r y . 4 -1 2 5 0 .

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three'room
apartment.
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f i n i s h e d . Nic el y f u r n i s h e d
P riv ate en­
t r a n c e . F r e e te l e p h o n e
P r ic e 13 0 or
M S . A d u lt# only. Lov ell D r iv e j u s t off
M a n o r R oad— 2nd ho use.

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39. French
article
20. Location
21. Conical roll
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22. Property
24. F lit
25. Came into
view
27. Fish
29. P art of
M editer­
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32. Chum
33. Young horse
34. Greek letter
35. H ew ing tool
36. Coal truck
(B rit.)
37. Evening
sun-god
(E gyp t.)
38. Accum ulate
40. Card, as
w ool
41. M eager
42. Of the ear
43. Fractions
44. Goddess of
p eace
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a P re si de n t , c a bi ne t m e m b e r or
leadi ng b u r e a u c r a t issued a dic­
tum, it was believed. In other
words, we had a fee l i ng t h a t men
of in t e gr it y wer e talking. T hey
fel t t he same way in E urope , unt i l
rec ent l y.
“ T o d a y a f ore i gn n e w s p a p e r ­
man or United St at e s r e p o r t e r who
accepts mo r e t ha n t e n p e r cent o f
of ficial s t a t e m e n t s on t he i r f ace
value is in need of a p syc h i at ri s t. ”
I f y o u ’re i r i e r e s t e d in d r a w i n g
a parallel, think a b ou t the old
high-school world h is t o r y c ou r se
and its discussions of t he Ro m a n
Empir e.
Something about gov ern me nt
decay, tied in with decline a n d
fall . . . hope not.

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G I R L S , BO YS a n d f a m i l y l a u n d r y d o n e
a t home. 1406 Cedar. P h o n e : 2-4291.

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W O R K I N G M O T H E R S — n o te
Will c a r e
f o r a child 2 • * to 3
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D E P E N D A B L E G I R L s t u d e n t w i t h A M.
c o u r s e s t o c a r e f o r t w o g i r l s 2— 4 in
e x c h a n g e fo r p r i v a t e ro o m i»nd b o a r d .
E v e n i n g s fr e e a f ' e r 8 p.m . E v e r y S a t u r ­
da y a n d e v e r y o t h e r w e ek e n d off. C all
2 - 5 7 6 5 o r c o m e by 2 3 1 2 T r i n i t y b e f o r e
1 0 :4 5 o r s e e M rs . S p i e l m a n a t C a f e ­
t e r i a A-nne x a f t e r i ; 3 0 p . m .

Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1951

THE DAILY TE XA N

Page $

Down Tho A ith

Blanche Rockne

June Tolar W e d to Robert E. Cone Jr;
Donald Lee Marries Janice

N ew Counselor
For Lutherans
^ X M i s s Blanche Rockne, th e new
L u th e r a n s tu d e n t counselor, has
served in th e sam e ca p a c ity a t
two
o th e r
u niversities b efo re
co m ing to t h e U niversity on Sep­
t e m b e r 3. A rr iv in g in A u stin in
105 d eg re e w e a th e r , h e r firs t
c o m m en t on h e r new location was
“ the T exas h ospitality is even
w a r m e r th a n the w e a t h e r . ”
B o m in S p okan e, W ash., Miss
THE G LO R Y TH A T W A S GREECE and the grandeur th a t was
R ockne g r a d u a te d f ro m Concordia
o u ' fra *e 'n ity last year is shown some w ide-eyed rushees by a few
College at M o reh e ad , Minn., with
DU's, N ow here s what we d d back in 1918 . . ." This picture
a d eg re e in E nglish and speech.
w
; probac y wind up in a scrapbook too, and be used next year
A f t e r te a c h in g t hese two su bject?
during rush season.
to high school classes, she e n te r e d
h e r p r e s e n t ty p e o f w ork w ith th e
N atio n al L u th e r a n
Council in \
1947. Miss R o c kn e ’s first a s s i g n - 1
mentis wer e a t the U n iv ersity of
M innesota a n d the U n iv ersity o f
O regon b e f o r e com ing to Texas.
,
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...
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She s ucceeds Alice O tte rn e s s
W e lc o m in g all new s tu d e n ts j v e t e r a n religious leaders o f th e
who has t a k e n a jo b in Chicago as especially, a n d invitin g all for- cam pus.
a s s is ta n t to the c e n tr a l r e g i o n a l m e r
s tu d e n ts,
th e
com bined
J e n n y W a r n e r will g r e e t th e
s e c r e ta r y of the s t u d e n t service YMCA and YWCA will th row g u e s ts on th e m a in f lo o r a n d see
division of th e Council.
open the doors o f the YMCA t h a t each is ta g g ed w ith his nam e.
Miss Ro ck n e ’s tw'o goals, in ad- Bui lding at 7 o’c l o c k - W e d n e s d a y In tro d u c tio n s ^ w ill be in f o rm a l,
dition to h e r proposed su m m e r night fo r an ev e n in g o f re c re a U p sta irs , F ra n k lin S p ears will
trip to Eu ro pe , a r e to s t a rt a tion desig ned to please ev e ry ty p e be in c h a rg e o f a peppy sing-song
fo u n d atio n
f or
the
L u th e ra n of guest.
I
° P en t h e p rogra m . The old
m e m b e rs of th e o r g an iz atio n will
Council a t the U n iv ersity an d
S tu d e n ts of all faith s, or o f no
th e n t o have a house f or the s t u ­ c hu rch connection, a re invited to recog nize th e main e v e n t o f th e
p ro g ra m as a ta k e - o ff o f la st
dents.
sh a re the activ ities at th e ” Y ”
y e a r ’s ac tiv ities and p e rso n a litie s
T he p r e s e n t o ffic es o f th e which r uns a c o n t i n uo u s p ro gr am
of th e “ Y.” T he sk it will be d i­
L u th e ra n S t u d e n t Council are a t d u r i n g the year. Di r ec t or of the
fifi4 W e st 2 4 th S tre e t.
«y»» ;3 \\
S m ith, one of the rec ted by H e n r y Braswell and
A m y Jo h n so n .
M a n ' T at Dowell arid T o m m y
Miller, co-presiden ts of th e “ V,”
Over the T-Cup
will explain th e activities o f th e
com ing y e a r, p o inting o u t t h a t
the
F re sh m a n
Fellowship will
m e e t each W ed n esd ay n ig h t an d
the U pp erclass Fellowship each
T h u r s d a y n ight. T he a u d ito r iu m
will be d e c o ra te d with p o ste rs d e ­
s cribi ng “ Y ” w’ork and fun .
A n ita
R u n n e b u rg will have
Two Texa s girls, active in the I B a r b a r a F r o s t of Austin is a new
Univer sit y of Texas Hillel F o u n d a ­ pledge of the gr o u p . Ini t i a t ed S e p ­ c h a rg e of r e f re sh m e n ts, a f t e r
w hich a brea k will he called in
tion, wer e elected to offices at t he t e m b e r IO w er e Gwyn McCullough,
A u s ti n ; Ver onica Morel, San A n­ t h e even in g a t 8:30 o ’clock.
rational
co n v en t i o n
of
BNai
H ugh Echols, associate d ir e c to r
tonio; and Beverly Toney, Dallas.
B ’R i t h Girl* in Chicago this s um ­
of the “ Y,” will s u p e rin te n d the
*
mer. Renee Hornick was elected
T he i nf ormal styl e show planned d a n c in g an d rec re a tio n p r o g ra m
p r es i d e nt a n d S o ra Lei U n g er m a n
which will begin a t 8:30.
s e c r e ta ry . Bot h f r o m Dallas, t he y for helping girls with the e v e r ­
are a f f i l i a te d with Delta Phi E p ­ p r e s e n t pr obl em of “ what to w e a r ”
silon sorority.
will be t o ni gh t a t 7 o ’clock a t the
*
Texa s F ed e r a t i o n of W o m e n ’?
Miss Nancy Beasley, di st r i c t di­
Club?
Building. The show has been
r e c t o r o f A lp h a O m i c r o n P i s o ro r­
p
l
a
nn
ed
by five new m e m b e r s of
ity, has been with the U ni ver si t y
c h a p t e r for r ush week. Miss Beas­ S c a r b o r o u g h ' s C o l l e g e B o a r d .
T he R a n g e r ’s new fa sh io n e d i­
★
ley, Vir ginia Maloney, pr es i d en t ,
tors G itta Lockenvitz and B e tty
Mr«. A. B. S w a n so n , se ni or a l u m­
T h e newly r e o r g a n i z e d C o - E d
nae advi sor, and Alice W h i tm o r e Cl a s s of F i r s t Methodist Chur ch in­ M c B ray e r, have found t h a t f o r
a t t e n d e d the nat ional convention vites college s t u d e n t s who p r e f er girls this y e a r t h e r e ’s a h ap p y v a r ­
m Gl enwood Springs, Colo. Pi a horn e-town at mo s p he re to a t t e n d iety
in “ looks”— slim,
sv e lte ;
tw ee d y ,
Kappa c h a p t e r received second t h e ir S u nd ay m o r n i n g service a t w h irling a d v e n tu r o u s ;
palace a w a rd f o r exhi bi t of c h a p t e r 9:30. Co f fee and f ellowship p r e ­ d o w n -to -e a r th ; or j u s t plain d r a ­
activities, h o n o r a b l e me nt i o n for cede? the wor s hi p service. New m atic.
W ith a g ro u p of A ustin girls
the J W H cup, and third place f o r counselor s of the g r o u p a r e Mr.
and s u m m e r school stu d e n ts , the
philanthr opic w ork pe r capita. Miss and Mrs. E d g a r B u r k h a r t ,

Y Open House at 7

T w o U T Co-eds H ead
National
F N iF
a Rith Girls

J u n « A nn* T o la r was m arried
to R o b e rt E a rl Con* J r . Sep tem ­
b e r in San A ntonio.
Miss T olar was A q u a C a rn iv al
Q ueen, one of the top five in th e
U n iv ersity S w e e th e a r t ra c e , a n d
A m erican M agazine Co-ed o f th e
M onth in J u n e , 1951. The ju n i o r
physical education m a jo r belongs
to Wica, T u rtle Club, Pern Club,
an d is an excellent sw imm er.
Cone was on th e U n iv ersity
sw im m ing team . This fall he will
e n t e r the U n iv ersity School of
Medicine at G alveston.
T he couple will live in G alves­
ton a f t e r a honeym oon in Colo­
ra d o Springs.
★
Ja n ic e D orothy K nik*r b ec am e
th e bride of Donald E d w in L** in
a fo rm a l double-ring c e re m o n y
S e p te m b e r 8 in A ustin.
A sophomore a t th e U niv ersity ,
th e bride is a m e m b e r of a Capella
Choir and U n iv ersity Singers. Lee,
BJ ’51, was on th e a d v e rtisin g
s t a f f of the T exas R a n g e r M a g a ­
zine and a m e m b er of A lpha D el­
t a Sigma, professional a d v e rtisin g
f r a te r n ity . While a s t u d e n t a t
S o u th w este rn U niv ersity , he b e ­
longed to Pi K appa A lpha f r a t e r ­
nity.
Lee will work in th e ad v e rtisin g
d e p a r t m e n t of th e Dallas P o w e r
an d L ight C om pany until O cto b e r
w hen he will e n t e r active service
as a Marine C orps rese rv e o f f i­
cer.
A f t e r a w e dding tr ip to New
O rlea n s the couple will live in
Austin.
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M a r y Lou Hol m** and G eo rg e
B y r n e M u r p h y J r . w ere m a rr ie d
A u g u s t lh in a double-ring c e r e ­
mony.
The brid* a t te n d e d the U n iv e r ­
sity and for the past six m onths
has been employed as a hostess
with Tra ns- Wor l d Airline. The
br idegr oom, a UT g r a d u a te , is a
m e mb e r of Sigma Chi f r a te r n ity .
He is now a first lie u te n a n t in th e

of music d egree fro m the College
M a rg a re t Ma* C renM ilt* and
of W ooster in Ohio where she Clifton Hughe* T a y lo r w ere marwas a m e m b er of th e national ried A u g u st 18 in H ouston.
music honorary, Pi K appa L am b ­
The couple will live in A ustin
da. While doing g r a d u a te w’ork at
the University ,she is a t e a c h i n g while they a tte n d th e U niversity.
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a ssista nt in violin. She will be
associated with th e A ustin S y m ­
Rosalyn H an e y becam e th*
phony and the A ustin S trin g
bride of H ow ard Chart** P ark er
Q u a r te t this fall.
on S e p te m b e r I in a cerem ony a t
Pride is com pleting w ork on
the U niversity M ethodist Church.
a bachelors d eg ree a t th e U n iv e r ­
G ra d u a tin g last lo ng session in
sity. He served 45 m onths with
radio b roadc asting , Mrs. Parker
the US A ir Force du rin g World
was p o p u la r f o r several sem ester*
W ar II.
with h e r activities as a member of
*
the T exas S tars, and m ajorette
L a u r i e J a n e t Exell became the
f o r th e L ongh orn Band. She is a
bride of Thorns* Russell M e i n . .
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B lu eb o n n e t Belle nom inee, a Goodtyr* in a semi-forma , double-ring , „
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a n m i i i 25
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in Austin.
Gown.
A m em ber of Phi Mu sorority,
P a r k e r is now a senior in a rc h i­
the bride did g r a d u a te work a t
the University a f t e r receiving a te c tu r e and is a m e m b e r o f the
bachelor of a r ts degree from C e n tral T ex a s c h a p te r o f the
S o u th w este rn University. This fall A m erican I n s titu t e of A rchitects.
she will teach school in H em p ­
stead.
W a l t e r S. Davis and N atali* M.
The
bridegroom
received a L ««® w ere " ta r rie d in G alveston
m a s te r ’s degree in business a d - ; A u r i s t 31. Both a re graduates o f
m inistration from the U niversity
k niversity. T h ey are living
w h ere he belonged to K appa Al- a ^ 12bfi A lta V ista w hile Mrs.
pha and the M arketing Club. He Davis is w orking to w a rd s a m aster
served fo r two years d u ring World of jo u rn alism deg ree. Mrs. Davis
W a r II with th e U. S. Navy.
18 an A1Pha P h i- and M r- D***»
■k
j is a m em ber o f B e ta T heta P i
In a semi-formal, double-ring fra te rn ity .
cer emony, Linn® Loui se C r o w and
M a r y M a r g o t S u t k * r S w ain and
C a p ! . Wi l l i am H. A l e x a n d e r J r .
were ma r r ie d Aug us t 19 in G a r ­ O scar W. S tr u v e w ere m a rr ie d
in A ustin A u g u s t 29. T he brid e
field.
The bride at tend e d the Uni ver ­ a tte n d e d th e U n iv e rsity and is
US Air F o rc e s ta tio n e d a t Brooks C harles M. Meek* e x c h a n g e d m a r ­ sity f o r two years. The c o u p l e , employed in th e D e p a r t m e n t o f
riag e vow’s A u g u st 25 in E a s t ­ will live in San Francisco w her e Civil En gi ne er ing .
Field, San A ntonio.
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land.
A l ex a nd e r is stationed with t h e
*
Both a r e seniors at th e U n iv e r ­ U. S Air Force
An O ctob er w ed d in g is planned
Carol Ro** Owen* a n d Jara**
fo r M a r y K i n ce y and Lt. W a d e sity.
it
Willi am May* w e re m a rr ie d SepTho b ride is a m e m b e r of Z eta
C. Ridley.
M a rg a re t Birded* Yoakam be- t emb er *• M r - Ma >s is a g r a d u a t e
The b ride-elect belongs to K a p - 1T au A lpha sorority. Meeks be- came the bride of D arrell E d . el of the U niversity School of Law.
pa Alpha T h eta a t the U niversity. I longs to th e “ T ” Association a t Neyland August 15 in t he C e n - 1The bride also a tte n d e d th e UniRidley, a m e m b e r of K appa Sigma the U niversity.
tral Christian Church in San An- varsity and is a m e m b e r of A lpha
f r a te r n ity , is s ta tio n e d a t Q u a n ­
tonio.
Delta Pi sorority. T he couple will
S e p te m b e r 28 has been set for
tico,, Va.
Both ar e f o r m e r st ude nt s a t the bve I" Ja ckson, Miss.
The w eddin g will ta k e place in th e w e dding of Mi** J a c q u e l i n e Universit y
j
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W ashington, D. C.
Mo r r i * and W o o d b u r y F r e e m a n
it
Ma r y
Marcell*
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Pride.
Made*t a V i r g i n i a
B e al
and Gene H- Hul1 w e r e m a rr ie d in
F r a n c e * L a V e r n e C o r n e l i u s an d 1 T he bride received a bachelor J a m * . F r e d J e f f r e y J r . were mar-1 Austin on S e p te m b e r I. Both a r e
r ied August 19 in Denton.
I g r ad u a t e s of t h e U niversity. W hile
The bride received a bachel or I at the Univer sit y Mrs. H a m e r wa*
of science degr e e f r o m T S C W j a m e m b e r of O ra n g e J a c k e ts ,
and a m a s t e r of science degr ee Bluestockings, a n d K a p p a K ap p a
f rom the University. She has been j G a mma sorority.^ Mr. Hull is a
te ac hi ng home economics at U n i - 1me mb er of Phi K appa Psi f r a t e r versit y J u n i o r High School f o r ni t 7 and is a t P r e se n t co m pleting
I
If some of the men d o n ’t ag re e w ith a re g im e n ta l strip e silk tie. the pas t two years.
work on a m a s t e r ’s d eg re e a t th e
J e f f r e y received a bachel or of I niversity.
I t h a t c o m fo rt a n d ties go h a n d - i n - , A s u i t ’s the th in g fo r chu rch or
science ddeegr
and aa m
maaste
s t err of
| h and, Ona look a t th e o u t f i t o f ! f t * 1’* » jj e’ rse
r ,e yy dress,
d re s»- 1the
J * two
l ” ° science
c reee
e and
I
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fashion ed ito rs suggest, The gold d eg rees from th e University. He
levis and a b lue je a n
s h ir t topped j erBey d ress modeled by C arol has been em ployed as counselor
W haf’s your idea of
w ith a w estern h a t b rin g s com- j G rim es is topped by a p u rp le vel- , a t B a k e r J u n io r High School,
GOOD FOOD?
j f o r t to the fashion picture. T he Iv etee n d u ste r. SuBie K e r r p r e f e r s ,
*
handsom ely ta ilo r e d side of t h e 1a »uit-tailored, h u t d if f e r e n t. I t | C a r o l J e a n C l a b . u g h
was m a f ­
Come in and fry
st o r y is shown in Ji m Biggs’ sin­ fias a solid color skirt and a cop- ,-jed to C h e rie . C onrad N el.on in
a form al ce rem o n y A u g u st 25 in
gle-br easted navy suit he wears p e r and brow n plaid ja c k e t.
J O H N ’S IDEA
While th e boys drool over Mary jDallas. Both are University grato the P alomi no Club with Jo d y
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Haskell,
the
girls
have
duates.
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S t a n d i f f . She w ea r s a t a f f e t a dat e
dr ess with a cr inoline petticoat. d r e a m y looks a t her ev e n in g dress. I of Delta Delta Delta and M o rta r
John Has:
Her r hi nest one b r ac el e t opens into It has irrid e s c e n t sequins sprinkl- jBoard. Nelson belongs to D elta
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strap
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bodice
and
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Delta
fratern
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a watch that act ua l l y runs.
stole. S te r li ng Steves shows t h at
They will be at home in BeauGaye S a n f o rd com bines an or• Hamburgers
he too is style-conscious. His light- nrvnt.
chid j e rse y blouse with a velveteen .
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jewelled belt t o ma ke the p e r f ec t
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• Cold Beverages
costume for d i n n e r- d a t i ng a t the
Hitchin’ Post. Her dat e, Charlie Dr. W e b b N e w D i r e c t o r
Morgan, wea rs a tailored sport
Dr. Wi lf red D. We b b, associate
Ball Room Dance Studio
coa t to blend with his slacks.
p r o f e ss o r of g o v e r nme nt , became
O pen fro m 7 a .m .— l l p.m .
On to a f ootball game, c o nv e r ti ­
Jo h n n y B o o th — O w ner
a c ting d i r ec t or of the Univer sit y
A b o v e Texas Theater
ble an d all, P a t F o lma r chooses a
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Sepg r a y rayon flannel t wo-piecer with
a red l e a th e r belt and sp o rt i n g the t e m b e r 15.
still-popular P e t e r P an collar. As
The di r ect or , Dr. S t u a r t A. Mcshe crosses c a mpu s on her w a y to Cor kle is on leave of a bs en c e to
the big game, s h e ’ll see coupl es;
,,
, ,
« r o u r , I t h . F o r t y A c r e , t a k i n g in ’ s” rve “
d i r ec t o r of the
the sights. Luci ann e Knight and Te x as Eco n om y Commission. Lynn
F r a nk F r a zi e r pause in f r o n t of j F. Ander son, McCor kle’s assistant,
Littlefield f ou n ta i n while some served as ac t i ng d i r ec t or b ef or e
friends snap their picture. Again I bei ng called to active Navy d u t y , ;
we see g r ay f lannel, this t ime in an d Cha rl es T. Zlatkovich, asso-j
a two piece o u t f i t topped with a mate pr of e ss o r of accounting, has
r ugged emblem belt. F r a nk shows been d i r e c t o r on a t e m p o r a r y ba?
of f his charcoal f lannel sui t worn is since J u l y 19.

Fashion Editors Survey Styl SS
two editors set o u t to fill t h r e e
pages in the f i r s t issue of th e
R a n g e r this fall w ith so m e th in g
of i nt e re s t not only to th e co-eds
h u t also ai med a t pleasing the
fellows on campus. “ To su btley
b a c kgr ou nd th e ir d a t e s ’ apark le,
men just need t o look h an d s o m ely
tailored and c o m f o r ta b le , ” th e y
say.

Greg Scott

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Summer H o li d a y s
V acat i oni ng in Nassau, Ba hama
Islands thi s s u m m e r wer e Miss
Maebess Matthews, a dmi ni s t ra t i ve
I a s si s t a nt in the business office
, an d Miss Dor ot hy Ayer s, a dm i ni s­
trat ive a s si s t a nt in the of fice o f ,
j the dean of the College of Busi­
ness Admi ni s t rat i on.

f r a t e r n i t y spen t the s u m m e r t o ur - 1
mg E u ro p e . T hey w ere Bob Lee,
C harles McCauley, Mid English,
Felix E dw ard s, and J a m e s McMul­
len.
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Vttending the f irs t nat ion al
? i m m e r conf er e nce of the Disciple
S t u d e n t Fellowship a t C a mp Holli­
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w er e A n n et t a Clark,
M isses Lucy Rathbone, El iza­ ster, M
beth Tar pl e y, and Bess Heflin, p r o ­ Cl ar enc e Doss, K a t hr y n Smith, and
fessor? of home economics, a t ­ Neil Guy.
it
tended a conve nt i on of t he A m e u - (
can Home Economics Association 1 Mr. and Mr? William V i ava n t
s p e n t t h ei r vacation m o u n t a i n
in Cleveland this ?ummer.
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climbing in Colorado.
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Mr. and Mr s , H. N. Wisniewsky
Sally Messer and Louise Kamirecently r e t u r n e d f ro m Mexico
City wher e t he y wer e .studying ar* -ar tou r ed ten E u r o p e a n cou nt ri es
a t the Mexico City College dur i ng this s u m m e r with the Un i ver si t y
the summer .
of H o u st on Study T o u r. Both ar e
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me m b e r s of Alpha Epsilon Phi so­
Five member ? of Beta T h et a Pi rority.

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Page 7

TV Workshop See-sawing Korean W ar
Completes Show Progresses Slowly for Allies
H. M. S. Pinafore
To Have Puppets

U. S. E IG H T H A R M Y H E A D - , r e p o r t e d from the f r o n t th a t A l - . 3 0-m inute b a ttle.
“ T hen a t 2 :1 5 a.m., the Reds
Q U A R T E R S , K O R E A , W ed n e sd a y , lied in f a n tr y sm ashed into the I
a ttacked a ga in . T h e Communist#
S ep t. 1 9 — (ZP)— A llie d f o r c e s c e n t e r o f the rid g elin e north o f
seized a k ey m o u n t a in peak on Y a n g g u a ft e r n ig h tfa ll. R eac h in g w ere r e in fo r ced in th e ea rly morna_ FL O COX
hrtvcccn-act
specialties
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include Lanelle
G r e e n , r e n d e r I t a l i a n senses; B a b a W i n n / c o m p o s e d of Mi ss Ross. B e t t y |
T h e U n , v e r s , t v T e l e v i s i o n “ H eartbrea k R id g e ” in a bitter t h e c r e s t , they sw e p t a lo n g the I ing hours in at l« a s t b a tta lio n
Bf n i S b M M r . M t l i A T l S d
Sophie
T u o k . r - . t y l . . o n f s t r w s ; g iv in g
record
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back tw o he a v y Red c o u n te r - a t­ t h r o u g h C o m m u n ist d e f e n s e s e x - 1 “ A t daybreak th is m o rn in g , th #
‘ Ten N igh ts in a J a c k W' es e n b e r g , w h o sin g s I r i s h ! D oyle S m ith, w ho sin gs sem i- Mrs. M a nsfield .
is a l m o s t co m p leted.
e x a g g e r a t i o n , “ T e n N i g h t s in a
ta ck s early W e d n e s d a y ,
t e n d i n g fa rth er north.
| Allied d o u g h b o y s w e r e still ho ld puppet
“ H. M. S. P i n a f o r e , ” a
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he
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c h e e r i n g a u d i e n c e at t h e A u s t i n
taken in the e a st e r n K o r e a n s e e - 1
“ Whil e Alli ed t r o o p s
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N orris, director o f the Workshop. to r T u sd ay . It w as n o t i m m e d i a t e l y
The old-fashioned
melodrama
clear w h e th e r the k ey p e a k w a s t op a c o m p a n y o f C om m u n ists a t ­ | north to w ard an oth e r tall, red -h eld
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will o p e n a t 8 : 1 5 a n d r un f o r f o u r
j peak th a t lie* b etw ee n the t w o
o n e o f the th r e e .
t a c k e d , ” G a i t e r reported.
w e e k e nd s s t a r t i n g F r i d a y n i gh t .
s c e n e s , a little e d itin g , and adding
A P c o r r e s p o n d e n t Stan C a r t e r 1 “ The a ttac k w as repulsed in a | A llied f o r c e s . ”
T h e n , “ T h e T o r c h b e a r e r s ’ wi l l u p ­
so u n d , the scrip t will be com plete.
C arter r ep orted a b r ig h t sun
s t a g e t h e c o m e d y O c t o b e r 18 f o r j
U n iv ersity s t u d e n ts have done
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N i g h t s " c o me s b a c k f o r a n u n d e ­
H a u b o ld , d irecto r; H ele n Snook,
ing so m e c o m f o r t to th e chilled
t e r m i n e d r un . T h e r e will be p e r ­
te c h n ic a l d irec to r; Gordon W ilker­
and w ea ry troops.
fo r m ances F rid ay and S a tu r d a y
so n , sound te c h n ic ia n ; and Phil
1
T h e E ig h th A rm y reported th e
rights.
H opkins, ca m era m an . Jan e Melin,
three hills, n o r th w e s t o f Y a n g g u ,
Ticket -, a r e on -alo f o r $ 1 . 5 0 a t
A n n Randolph, J e a n n e N orth w a y,
w ere sto rm ed in th e fa c e o f la s tt h e P l a y h o u s e box o f f i c e a t 2 8 2 8
♦ a n d B a rb a ra J o n e s ar e puppeteers.
ditch r e s is ta n c e fro m d e ep ly d u g G u a d a l u p e . A call t o 6- 0 5 4 1 will
Bn ted on A n a n a ted Preen
lands but took no action. Chair­ in C om m u n ists. It m e a n t k n o c k in g
r e s e r v e seat s.
The A n g l o - I v a n i a n Oil C o m ­ man O ’M ahoney (D - W y o ) said out one Red B u n k er a ft e r an o th er .
A C T D i r e c t o r Mel P a p e t h i n k s
pany, a B ri t i s h f i r m , in a d i s pl a y | th e y hope to wo r k ou t a eom prohe has a b i t in “ T e n N i g h t s " e q u a l j
This w a s in th e ru g ged a r e a —
a d , w a r n e d T e x a s o i l me n a g a i n s t mi se soon,
to l a s t s e a s o n ' s “ T h e D r u n k a r d , " )
I som e 35 m iles inland fro m th e
a t t e m p t s by t h e g o v e r n m e n t o f j —
— ---------------------------------------- i east r o a s t— which G I’? h ave d u b ­
t h e m o s t p o p u l a r of t h e m e l o d r a ­
I r a n t o sell oil d e r i v e d f r o m Anbed “ H eartb reak R id ge.” P r e v io u s
mas.
g l o - I r a n i a n wells. T h e c o m p a n y
Allied assault? in the ste e p -slo p e d ,
“ We
p l a y ed ‘T h e D r u n k a r d ’
s ai d it “ will t a k e s u c h a c t i o n as
narrow v a lley sec to r w ere sto p p ed
str aig ht , d eri vin g the h u m o r from
O v er in R a d i o H o u s e t h e r e a re
m a y be n e c e s s a r y to p r o t e c t it s
th e
over-exaggerated
gestures
cold.
s o m e c o m p l a i n t s . Go o d n a t u r e d of r i g h t s in a n y c o u n t r y ” w h e r e c o n ­
On one hill, 2 0 6 Reds w e r e k ills e e n in t h e s i l e n t movi e d a y s , "
cou rse.
c e r n s o r i n d i v i d u a l s e n t e r int o
1 cd and 37 c a p tu red by A llied in ­
Tape explained. “ The tech ni que
Rut h H u n n i c u t t , s c r i p t w r i t e r , b u s i n e s s w i t h t h e I r a n i a n g o\ e m ­
fa n tr y m e n c la w in g up the r a in ­
wa* so s u c c e s s f u l t h a t w e ’re u s i n g
C A R M E L , Cali f., Sept . 18.— (ZP) sw ep t, m ud d y slopes.
s p o u t e d o f f t o h e r fel l ow scr ipt i n e nt f o r oil.
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M oderate C om m u n ist r e s is ta n c e
At the Playhouse, the au d ien c e
s c r o u n g e s , “ W h y t h e n e r v e of
p u p p e t show.
H . M . S . P in a fore . R e a d y i n g for
FIVE! A u ir' ng y o u n g t e ' e v ’sion s t u d e n t - c a p t u r e
T h e D e f e n s e D e p a r t m e n t T u e s ­ m o r i s t , died o f * h e a r t a t t a c k was repo rted e ls e w h e r e on th e
w a t c h e s t h e s h o w f r o m t a b l e s as
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day identified 215 m o r e ba tt le T uesday.
they
are
served
refreshments.
E astern Front.
g e n e ra ! a n d p e o p 1# w o o
pr i ze w i n n i n g Dr . C h r i s t i a n play. c a s u a l t i e s in K o r e a . A n ew list
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to h old that line.
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42 killed, C o w M a n ” f or his f a m o u s v e r s e : K um song,
tan k -su p p o rted A llied
h i s s i n g o f c h e e r i n g of t h e 1890
a n d a W a y ! ? N o w i t ’s ‘A me l i a Has 143 w o u n d e d , 18 m i s s i n g in a c ­
“ I n e v e r s a w a p u rp l e cow
t h e a t e r d a y s — is a p o p u l a r f e a t u r e
patrols repulsed sev era l li g h t p r o b ­
a C h a n g e of H e a r t ’. I d o n ’t t hi nk t i on a n d 12 i n j u r e d in b a t t l e z o n e
I n e v e r h o pe t o see o n e :
ing attack s. H o w e v e r o n e p a tro l
of the ACT Playhouse.
i t ’s r i g h t . ”
B u t I can tell you a ny h o w ,
ac c i de n t s .
“ T e n N i g h t s in a B a r r o o m "
b attled Red p la to o n s f o r n in e
I ’d r a t h e r see t ha n he o n e . ”
J o e M u r p h y , w ho al s o s u b m i t t e d
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Overflowing Rio Grande
Poses No Threat to Texas

Dr. Hanke to Direct
Latin-American Study
C harles W , H a ck ett, who died last
Fe b ru a ry.
Dr. Hanke was fo rm e rly d ire c­
to r of the Hispano Foundatio n
in the L ib ra ry of Congress, IDheld that position from lf*39 until
.h e accepted the position a* th«
I d iv e r s ity .
N ow he I- in Mexico f it , athe U nited States representative
to t!ie First Inter-A m e! jean 1
■tural Council, hut he w ill return
to Austin Septem ber 2*5 ti, c'>nDr. J . A. B u rd in e , professor of t tinue work a t his new po t.
governm ent; Dr. D eW 'itt Reddick,
He has already moved to A j-t;n
professor of jo u rn a lis m ; and C a re y and has spent hi* time learning
C. Thompson, assistant professor about the I driver ity In stitu te of
of economic*, w'pre introduced »
Latin-A m erican studies, w h ir <>fnew members of the F a c u lty Coun­
c il a t the M onday afternoon meet­
ing.
D r. Lew is U . Hanke has been
appointed the new distinguished
professor o f Latin-A m erican his­
to ry and director o f the U n iv e r­
s ity ’s In stitu te of Latin-A m erican
Studies. He succeeds the laU*

3 Members Added
To Faculty Council

F. L . Cox, prof* -aor of b jsines*law, o ffic ia lly replaced Dr. lf . ROutset who retired a* secretary to
the Council. A tribute to Dr.
Cutsch for bis service to the U n i­
versity as a teacher and adm inis­
tra to r wa* read into the minute*.

f,.. . mote course?
re la tin g to
South A m en a than an y other
Am erican university. Its 50,000v o inine bd a i .' is toe largest o f its f
kind in the world.
Dr, H a ji r.e na done research in
the S
, f>
ar , and M exican
, - vc. J .<<>of » is main research
? ■ n (■ It a rte I ow e He la*
arui the history o f the great
mine a
Potosi. He has
2o ‘'Hi on Lax Casas a n d !
* nog;o .rig the Sliver mine !
ch p ro je c t.
de* th* e two projects, he
gaged
f special p rojects
•af. D epartm ent and has
■ero i fellow ships for reand * a v e
More than 50
j i-.u;-, n eluding books,
ar.fi pamphlet*, have been
led by him.
Doe- fiegrees he holds are
ar e or of seient e from
i •em I r versity, the masa rt - from N orth w estern,
ti • • of philosophy from

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The Council o ffic e rs are Dr. T.
S. Pa in te r, president; Dr. J . C.
P o lic y , vice president; Mr. Cox,
secretary.

'

a- -tarf professor o f E u r o - j
I ’m
a* the A m erican ;
cr
of Be rut, S y ria . l o r
•at
h< w as engaged in
, i> - a t , a nfI teaching at

Panel members h ic Mr. M. L.
Begem an, professor o f mechanical
engineering,
Dr.
B u rd in e,
Dr. I
Clarence M orris, professor o f law,
and Dr. Reddick.

B R O W N S V I L L E , Sept.
18.—
j (Pi*. —
The u su ally sleepy R io
; G rande, sw elled by ram s, burst
through a levee and onto hun>dredx o f acres of farm lan d in
M exico some 21 miles u p r.ver
from here Tuesday.
A hundred-yard section of the
M exican levee collapsed across
from
Los
Indios
in
C am eron
C ou n ty.
The
Brea *
practi-a iv
elinrii-

nated fu rth e r danger o f flood on
the Texas side.
The M exican land flooded was
sparsely populated and included
cotton farm s and ranches. The
town of Soliseno was threatened,
A r th u r J .
Moore, international
boundary and w a te r commission
engineer, said M exican engineers
started cu ttin g the levee near Rio
Rico to channel w a te r into Lake
1 C ulebron and a w a y from Soliseno.

M oore said the riv e r level wa*
s ta tio n a ry at B ro w n s v ille at/- 1 1
a.m. about a foot below the top
of the bank? and there w aan 't
much danger of higher w ater.
W a te r ran into some lowlanda
near the Hidaigo-Cam eron county
line to a depth o f several feet.
The p rin cip al damage was to veg e­
table seed beds.

The second death caused indi­
re c tly by rains or flood in South
Texas since ast F r id a y was re­
ported Tuesday. Gun D enkeler,
CO, R ob stow n , wa- killed w hile
re p la c in g e le c tric lines damaged
by rain near A g u a D ulce, 18 miles
west
of
Robstow n.
D en k eler
slipped on soggy around and fe ll
across a high voltag e line. The
I
O T T A W A , Sept. 18.— i/P) The get instructions fro m his govern- other death occurred S a tu rd a y in
I N orth A tla n tic C ouncil hit the merit.
the R io G ra n d e V a lle y when a
fir* t snag at its cu rren t session
In fo rm a tio n
from
inside the man w alked into a fallen po w er
Tuesday. O pposition by D enm ark closed-door session indicated both lin e.
delayed actio n on the A m erican K r a f t
and
N o rw eg ian
Fo reign
proposal to b rin g T u rk e y and M in iste r H a ly a rd Lange said they
G reece into the 12-nation A l a n t i c would p re fe r to see G reece and
A llia n c e .
T u r l e y in a new m editerranean
Debate on the Greek-Turk.sh pact, instead o f sn the N o rth A t ­
question
was
suspended
until lantic Pa ct.
W ed nesd ay to give Danish Fo reign
The general impression o f the
M in ister O le B .o rn K r a f t tim e to
delegates
was,
how ever,
that
opt. 17— LisLange Would not veto the adrr le­
>us,
a
rx
.
oversion o f the two M ed iterra n ea n
w ork ed.
machcountries if all the other nations wro ight,
wanted them in. Th s seemed to ulcered people:

Atlantic Alliance
Delayed by Denmark

"L A S T STOP! EVERYBO D Y O FF.'1 Broncho riding

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d A ted up to be av ‘ r s pctyref te«en o y d a ' rg Texan pho*o
g ra p h e r who must have thought th® horse was bde* ng un for <
tr j a t r no d em on stra’os a too c ear /, People w ho a o +n
-of trung 'a x e an o'Cjn' rad on ca od the P o o e o C Lib. W h e e • •
g ve a d nnar e v e ry b o d y eats o d t r s r r a r *e'

UT s Rodeo Club
Is Not Yet Cowed

This Fish Story
Is Soothing One

Neutral Violation

put the question sq u are ly up to
Denm ark.
■
a member o f the
M a n y things around the
Uni- beenstarted the fa ll before out
Supp orters o f the A m erica n re­
Ii -.tor cal A ssociation, v e rsity arc adopting the E a stern at S u i Ross <
ollege in A lpine.
solution still were con fid en t they
.mc
L ib ra ry
A sso ciation,
T
O
K
Y
O
,
W
ednesd
ay,
Sep
t.
19
touch. The hand ha* adopted a
The three boys, Jim M a rr, P a u l
Members o f Panel 2 are Dr. C.
• ic 1o ii ■ Club o f W’ashingAP)- The United N ation* C om ­ would get the necessary u n an i­
J . Alderson, aa-dstan* professor
\>< Ile hold * <orresponding re g u la r uniform in place o f th e ir M ayo, and (Jon Langston, believed mand agreed to investigate today mous vote.
A f te r it became ap p aren t that
o f Ph ysical and H ealth Ed u catio n ;
lothes w hile rn the premise of the A n o c ia tio n r ew <on,rn .rust charges th at four
1 :
ip it ' e historical ar#d- lug hat? and f r o n t ie r <
R. C. C otner, a --istant professor
of A rg e n tin a, Colom bia, cam pus clothes are b e c o m in g m ore that rodeoing was a sport w orthy Allied
soldier*
“ invaded”
the the council would have to w ad
D R . L E W I S V. H A N K E
of histo ry; C. C. Thom pson; and
., (lu atem aia, and U ru g u a y, i dressy- h u t th e re w ill he a h e a rty
Kaesong neutral zone Tuesday for the Danish decision, the dele­
of in terco lleg iate contesting.
gates turned to a country-by------- —
litt le
barid
still f a v o r in g
hats,
J . R. W a tt, assistant professor of
afternoon.
W ith only two w rens prepaiaI boots, and Levi*. T h ey ar r the
mechanical engineering.
VS h e the
Korean
arm istice co u n try re vie w of re a rm a m e n t
t ion in A p ril of 1049 the T 'u a r talks were a t a standstill for the progress.
I members o f tile Rodeo Club.
I
Y e s, th e obi w est m a v be dead. C lub put on the ‘brst recognized 27th consecutive day, the Rpd*
aired
th e ir tw e lfth
and latest King George Is Feared
: w ill tell you that the new west is days o f r a n n e arly killed the com plaint o f n e u tra lity violation
To H ave Lung Ailm ent
still rough.
by radio telephone T u e sd a y night.!
L O N D O N , Kept. 18— ,Pi — K ing
show, but on the third day team*,
The message directed to the U N
I
I t ’s not easy to ride two or
from six T ex as colleges arid uni­ bivouac a re a in M in san claim ed G e o rg e ’* doctor* disclosed Tues­
i three wild horses a t a three-day
day ‘'stru c tu ra l change* have de­
W h ile freshm en and new stu­
rodeo— bruise, arui muscle strain* versities put on a fine per for- that at 2DIO p.m. T uesday ‘‘four veloped” in one o f his lung*, .nrf
J
'
ir
m
ilita
ry
personnel
entered
j
dents are w aitin g fo r classes to
lf you re one of those per r
vc: d ty ami
worked fo r U S I *dd pressure. It isn’t much easier mance for several thousand A ad sea ti g a serious ailm ent. Queer.
the Kae-ong neutral zone and abo
meet, one o f thp w ay s to save who save dippings ar d car t bra
A r Force.
couple tin and U n iv e rs ity fan*.
Elizabeth rushed hack from Scot
• returner! to the to run down and throw
Pa
nm
un
Jo
n
?"
—Red
checkpoint
on
m oney on a heave!;, evening is to
,
tn, n
.of calves
— not to speak o f having
land to be w ith him.
to part w ith that closet fu ll o f i U n iv e rs ity in„ A. u
The members of the team who
ugust,
g u st, 1950, a s 1.
. ..
the road to Kaesong.
clim b to the top o f the Physics
■.
,,
*
*
to m ake the catch.
A London lur g sp ecialist said
The Red- asked that an A llie d
B u ild in g tonight and take a peak old m agazine-, you w o u ld co n sid e r loan lib ra ria n at the b u re a u . I,a s tv | r.B u t the actum get* into the represent the ( I rh at the college
the w ord ing “ suggests that the
D
ip
Package
Loan
L
ib
ra
ry
B
irMan n she succeeded Miss L c N o ir i blood o f a cowboy arid a thousand shows must m aintain a C average liaison o ffic e r m eet Com m unist
a t Ju p ite r and the moon through
doctors who signed it are still not
at
Panm unjon
the U n iv e rs ity ’s telescope.
eau in the Extension Bu ild in g , D im m itt as director.
.m ile trip tr* test his ski!! against which is eel 1 1 fred by the team representatives
sure what is the whole tro ub le.”
B rid g e at 9 a m., Soeul tim e (5
Boh M organ, in charge, said the Eighteenth and Red R iv e r Street-',
He said it is certain that “ stru c­
Now director
em eritus, Miss fello w youngsters i* worth it to sponsor a m em ber of the fa c u l­
p.m. T uesday, ( S T )
“ to settle
o b se rvato ry w ill he open every a gold mine.
him.
ty. L a st y e a r it wa* A m o Notu ra l changes” mean disease, but
D im m itt became known thro u g h ­
thi
«
m
a
tte
r.”
W e d n e sd a y nigh from 7:30 to IO
“ there are so m any diseases of
A nd sim e the U n iv e rs ity Rodeo w otny.
M aterials at the Bbl a ry a
a ta out I <xas during her long career
I he A llie d delegation a ckn o w ­
o clock if there are no clouds.
A ssociation — that'* the o ffic ia l
Som etim e this semester tho v led g er) the mf . -age and speeded the lung tha' it can mean a n y ­
logued and classified foi u *
- director, from 1917 to 1951.
Morgan is an astronomy student
th in g .”
' name o f the club- is a member will have their firs t meeting to
Included
in the
libra?'
and w ill he on hand to answ er
.She continue* to he associated o f the N ational In te rc o lle g ia te plan the com ing y e a r’s a ctivities. hark the a n sw e r: " W e w ill meet
yo
u
.”
about 5,500 package on
questions.
th tire Backage Loan L ib ra ry , Rodeo A ssociation, the member? T his w ill include team trips to
eel A ll but one of the preceding
m ay attend and contest in any I ex as rodeos sponsored o
A v is it now to the lookout on o f enduring ir te rcst, some
,500 r, an a d viso ry capacity.
Har- I I com plaints have been rejected
the fo u rth flo o r o f the Physics bound volumes, arui 5, >00 cl .
A though the extension bureau rodeos sponsored by the thirtv- din-Sitnnioris, B a y lo r, T U U , A A M ,
f arling and Pressing
by ben
M a tth e w B. R id g w a y *
B u ild in g w ill prov- to doubting study
no dire ct contact w ith its some-odd clutis rn foul i eee state*. arid probably several others.
outlines.
E a ch
r H a ir ha,
headquarter*. The I N apologized
No E x t r * C harge
bor
row
<
,
it
comes
to
know
many
Thomases that Ju p ite r wa* a lit about tw elve articles, all on th
In 1949 thr ce boys on the ca m ­
►So don't laugh at that fello w fo r the inad vertent s tra fin g of
of them through correspondence. pus bere decided to f « nu a chih in the big hat, boots, and the tight
tie g reedy when moon* were being , antfl subject,
LONGHORN CLEANERS
Kaesong by a Iignt bomber on
One woman wrote in detail o f her’ to jo in file A s s o c i a t i o n that had
handed out— and took four, M or
253* (.uarf«lup«
PH. 6-3*47
p a n t?— he could be a real cowboy. Septem ber IO.
C onstan tly buildu g new f ic- various m isfortunes in explaining
gan said.
arid adding to present nm , mem­
w hy she was late in retu rn in g a
bers o f the s t a f f supplement th*
Geology G rad Students bureau subscriptions by adding package. A n o th e r -ent clippings
'Mid pam phlets hack to the bureau
aru
Take 2R Exam M onday clippings from now jap e.
when Die made a trip to New
they sub W arri ii hire.
A il graduate G eology students periodicals to which
She
thought
they
w ill be required to take an E n g ­ scribe personally. Each ha a per­ might be u s e fu l. . . ami they were.
lish exam ination to test reading is! field of interest.
M om than one citizen and sev­
F o r Mis Ed ith B irtle-i>n. (m c :
and w ritin g a b ility M onday from
eral professors have cleaned out
refe
re
n
ce
lib
rarian
,
it,
is
I
reign
2 to 5 p.m. in C h em istry Bu ild in g
th e ir attics or o ffices, sending
a f f a i r s and economic ; fo r Robert
15.
it pin items to the Backage Loan
The test is under the supervis­ Bod in, art and music; for M
L ib ra ry . A news stand operator
ion o f the Departm ent of En g lish G e rtru d e B ra ttle s, biography; fen also sent some magazine*.
and the T esting and Guidance Miss Je a n ( arnpbell, education;
“ W e do not attem p t to collect
fo r Miss Louise C ockrell, psychol­
Bureau.
technical m ate ria l fo r g raduate
ogy
and
sociology;
f
o
r
M
r
Helen
Student* are requested to bring
stu d y,” Mi-s Thompson explained.
pen and ink and a large Bluebook. Jo n e s , history and g o ve rn m e n t:
Backage libraries are sent onlv
and for Mr*. M a ry P W ad e, lite r­
to spots w here ther e are no li­
Physics Prof In England ature.
braries or w here libraries are in­
Mrs. VV ade also prepares - ■
On Study Scholarship
t J
M
grunted
programs
for
w om an’s adequate. Schools, w om en’s clubs,
Dr. F, A. M at -en, associate pro­ study groups. Miss Lu la B a rrett, and sm all lib rarie s make most fr e ­
fessor of C hem istry and of Physics the assistant director, handle ma­ quent requests.
is in London doing research and terials on religious --abject*.
‘T h e type o f m aterial furnished
studying
under a Guggenheim
m package lib rarie s is even more
D irector of the Pat k<ge Libra
scholarship to Oxford.
r.v is Miss Imogene Thompson, d iffic u lt to obtain than are books,
SIGNED
Mat-en ha a leave o f absence who fi? I w o rked in the lib rary I r a reader not having access to
a public lib r a r y ,” M iss Thompson
from the I niversity fo r one vest. a* a
t u i ie ut at. the U n i v .......
aid
“ Booksellers ra re ly c a rry
The scholarship included a lump I hat w a* a b o u t 15 years ago.
PR O P R IE T O R
sum of $3,500 for expenditures in S in c e th at tim e she ha atte n d e d pamphlets in stock, and readers do
En g lan d .
not know w hat pamphlets arui relib ra ry school a t C o lu m b ia Un
p rt- have been published on the
ibjects in which they are in ­
ter e ted, nor w here they m ay he
ob tained.”
Ii.

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“ F o r - lin t reason, w ale hi' g tha
rhythm of sw im m ing fish is soothng to the h .man. s p irit,” the director of the D allas A q u a riu m ,
P ie rr e Fo n ta in e , sa; s.
F o n ta in e replenished three fish
tans* ar. Sc ittish R ite H ospital
for C rip p led C hildren Tuesday.
He a b o has .set up 30 tanka
of f sh m D ad a* P u b lic S m o o «*
w here te a 'h e r* a* w<-! a* pupil*
m ay s mc*.me get * case of j i t ­
ter*.
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the o . r g <r their ha -y d a u g h te r
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