Bill Wright Seated
By Appellate Court
B y JOEL K I R K P A T R I C K and
BOBBY NEWL IN
T h r e e w e e k s o f w r a n g l i n g are
o ver.
Bill W r i g h t w a s g iv e n t h e c o n ­
t e s t e d a s s e m b l y s e a t F r i d a y by t h e
Appellate C o u rt when they “ r e ­
v e r s e d a n d r e n d e r e d ” t h e decision
o f t h e S t u d e n t C o u r t t o d i s qu a li f y
hi m.
It t ook t h e t h r e e - m e m b e r e o u r t
j u s t t we l v e m i n u t e s t o r e a c h a
u n a n i m o u s decision.
‘’T h e c o u r t will a t t e m p t t o e x ­
plai n f u l ly its r e a s o n s f o r r e a c h ­
i n g its decision in a n o p i n i on it
w i l l issue M o n d a y , ” sai d De a n
P a g e K e e t o n, p r e s i d i n g j u s t i c e of
th e court.
“ In t h e opi ni on it will a t t e m p t
t o e xpl ai n fu l ly its r e a s o n s f o r
r e a c h i n g its d e c i s i o n , ” he said,
“ b u t like a n y o t h e r c o u r t , it will
n o t debate the validity of those |
r e a s o n s wi t h a n y o n e . ”
" T h e deci s i on o f t h e c o u r t de-;
pies t h e E l ect i on C o mm i s s i o n a n y
f u n c t i o n at all ,” s ai d .Jerry Wohl- i
f o r d , c o mm i s s i o n c h a i r m a n , u p o n '
h e a r i n g t h e c o u r t ’s decision t o d e ­
c l a r e W r i g h t l eg a l l y el ect ed.
T h e decision o f t h e A p p e l l a t e i
C o u r t b r o u g h t t o a n en d a t hr ee w e e k s t r u g g l e by W r i g h t a n d his
a t t o r n e y s , Zeke Z b r a n e k a n d Bob
B i u m e n t h a l , to c o n t e c t t h e r u l i n g
o f t h e E l e c t i o n C o m m i s s i o n which
d e c l a r e d W r i g h t d i s qu a l i f i e d Oc ­
t o b e r SI.
A f t e r t h e deci s i on W r i g h t said,
“ I n a d e q u a t e as it m a y s e e m, all
I c a n «av is t h a n k you. I t h a n k Bob
B i u m e n t h a l a n d Ze ke Z b r a n e k f o r
f i g h t i n g a nd w a r n i n g my case. I
t h a n k thp A p p e l l a t e C o u r t f o r a
j u s t ver d i ct , I t h a n k my f r i e n d s
w h o c a m p a i g n e d w i t h me, an d
I t h a n k y o u w ho have bel i eved in
m e a r d e l ec t e d m e to t h e S t u d e n t
Assembly.”
A w'eek a f t e r he was d i s qu a li ­
fi ed a w r i t of m a n d a m u s wa s fi led
to compel t h e E l e c t i o n C o m m i s ­
si on t o s e a t W r i g h t .
The nex t day, the S tude nt
C ou rt g ra nt ed the w r it and d e­
clared Wri ght seated. The court
r ul e d t h a t t h e S t u d e n t C o u r t , a n d
n o t t h e E l ect i on C o m m i s s i o n could
disqualify a candidate.
A cross a c t i on fi led by A t t o r n e y
G e n e r a l Bill M e r e d i t h ( n o w in
the Navy)
on t h e s a m e d a y
b r o u g h t t h* ca s e b ack t o c o u r t
o n c e mor e.
On N o v e m b e r 9, a p e t i t i on f o r
t e m p o r a r y i n j u n c t i o n a s k i n g t he
C o u r t to s u s p en d s e a t i n g t h e e n ­
t i r e a s s e m b l y w a s de ni e d .
An
injunction
was
granted,
h o w e v e r , t o p r e v e n t S t u d e n t Prea-

T he f o llo w in g fa c t s w e r e u n ­
co n te s te d by eit her th e A tto r n e y
G en eral or d e fe n s e c o u n sel:
1. T h a t ’ W rig h t did have u n ­
sta m p e d cam p aign sign s posted,
(th e s t u d e n t co n stitu tio n requires
th a t all cam paign sign s erected on
th e ca m p u s be stam p ed by T exa s
® B o o k S to r e .)
2. T h a t an employ# o f Texds
B o o k S to r e had given W r ig h t p er­
m ission t o buy $1.6 2 o f bea ver­
board at a lumber yard, p rov id in g
be had sign s m ade fro m it stam p ed
by a re p rese n ta tiv e o f th e store.
3. T h at the em p loy e r efu s e d to
le a v e th e store th e f ir s t tim e
WTrig h t w e n t to g e t the signs
sta m p ed , and th at he w a s ou t to
lunch the seco n d time.
4. T h a t a f t e r t h e E l e c t i o n Com-

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Little Evidence
Of Game Cards
Circulating Here
Few Cases Filed;
Student Obtains
Only Fall Conviction

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N O . 71

Yearling PassesTame
A ggie Frosh, 27-13

By JIM D O D D "
I
Morning showers and threatening skies at game time held
The Texas Yearlings unfolded a surprising passing attack the crowd to only 6,000, the smallest attendance since the
City and co u n ty law o ff ic e r s ;to go with their potent ground game Saturday afternoon as IShriners took over sponsorship in 1947. A record breaking
J* "*
they dumped a Texas AAM Fish eleven. 27-13, in the fifth , number were expected.
si gns f o r n o t h a v i n g a s t a m p on f o o t b al l s e a s o n m a y end wi t h lit
The Yearlings surprised everyone by taking to the air. t h e m , he b r o u g h t t h e b o o k s t o r e t i c
prosecution
of
s c o r e - c a r d annual Shrine benefit game in Memorial Stadium.
BILL W RIG H T
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e o v e r t o s t a m p t h e m g a m b l e r s in A u s t i n,
The Yearling victory put the Shorthorns one-up in the lanes for the first time this year. Led by Quarterback George
ident WalesMadden fr om seating an d
had the m reposted.
D e s p i t e c o n s t a n t i n v e s t i ga t i on ,
five-game series, and gave the SMU Colts a clear cut title Tucker and some excellent receiving by Ends Howard Moon
a n y o n e in t h e c o n t e s t e d A A S s e a t
T h e s t u d e n t A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l , ' t w a s r e p o r t e d l i tt l e e v i d e nc e h a d
un t i l t h e A p p e l l a t e C o u r t had
H a r o l d Y o u n g , sai d t h a t t h e spi r- b e e n f o u n d on w h ic h to fi le cases, to the Freshman Conference Crown. Only the Aggies had a and Delaney, the Yearlings picked up 180 yards through the
made a ruling.
it o f t h e s t u d e n t c o n s t i t u t i o n
was
“ N o d o u b t s o m e b e t t i n g c a r d s mathematical chance to tie the undefeated Colts
air on eleven completions out of nineteen attempts.
B e r n i e Dow, Al p h a E ps i l on Phi, n o t s e r v e d w h e n a c a n d i d a t e is dis- al‘C in c i r c u l a t i o n he r e ,
sai d R. j
;
— ,___________ _______________________________
The aerial attack combined
t h e c a n d i d a t e i m m e d i a t e l y b e h i n d q u a l i f i e d f o r so sma l l a m a t t e r , T>. Thorp, A u s t i n chi e f o f police.
with
the running game, which
W r i g h t in t he A A S r a c e , v ol un- b u t l a t e r d e c l a r e d f o r d i s q u a l i f i - “ I e x p e c t t h a t e v e r y ci t y w i t h a
teered to defend Wri ght, h ut later
c a t i o n in W r i g h t ' * case.
col l e ge f o o t b a l l t e a m h a s its s h a r e
the Freshmen have main­
w i t h d r e w b e c a u s e o f “ lack of J u s t i c e s o f t h e A p p e l l a t e C o u r t
of t h e c a r d s . ”
tained all year, was too much
knowledge.”
w e r e D e a n K e e to n o f t h e School
S a n A n t o n i o v i ce- s quad o f f i c e r s
for the Aggie defense.
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4 , OOO c a r d s
there

Scientists to Meet
To Dedicate Building

A f t e r b a r e l y mi ss i ng p a y d i r t in
h o p e s w h e n he w i t h d r e w a l t o g e t h - p r o f e s s o r of Law a n d c h a i r m a n Tu e s d a y . S o u r c e s t h e r e s t a t e d t h e
t h e f i r s t q u a r t e r whe n a Gl en
c r b e c a u s e “ l egal a n d t e c h n i c a l o f t h e f a c u l t y c o m m i t t e e on atu- c ' t y * f o o t ba l l b e t t i n g m a y a m o u n t
D y e r t o C h e s t e r S i mc i k pass in
w r a n g l i n g m a d e t h e a c q u i s i t i o n of dent, g o v e r n m e n t ; a n d Wi l l i am T. t o $ 1 , 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 thi s season.
D a n a X. Bible, U n i v e r s i t y d i ­
t h e end zone was i n c o m p l e t e, t h e
t h e o ff i c e p e r s o n a l l y d i s t a t s t e f u l McNei l , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e U n i v e r r e c t o r o f a t h l e t i c s , said F r i d a y
Ye a r l i ng s had to s t a v e o f f a s e ­
to me.”
i si t y B a r A s s o c i a t i o n .
t h a t c i r c u l a t i o n of t h e c a r d s w a s
cond q u a r t e r Fish s c o r i n g t h r e a t
d e c re as i n g .
M o r e t h a n 1 , 30 0 s c i en t i st s a r e
H u n d r e d s of sessions will be
T h e s e v e nt h a n n u a l S o u t h w e s t j t h a t c ove r e d 62 y a r d s , t o t h e one“ I t h i nk t h a t Romp c a r d s c a n
e x p e c t e d t o heal- Dr . Det l ev \\ ult o p en ed by s ev e r al
s t a t e a n d r e ­ r e g i on a l m e e t i n g of t h e A m e r i c a n
j y a r d ijn e . T h e hall w e n t o ve r
tie f o u n d h e r e , ” he said, “ b u t ef- B r o n k , p r e s i d e n t o f J o h n s Hop- gi ona l a s s oc i a t i on s
D e c e m b e r 6 - 8 Che mi ca l Soci et y, t h e a n n u a l
T ex- when H a l f b a c k W a r r e n A n d e r s o n
f o r t s a r e b e in g m a d e to c u r b kins U n i v e r s i t y , d e d i c a t e t h e Uni- in w h a t is hail ed
as o n e o f t h e as A c a d e m y of Science c o n v e n - 1 was s t o p pe d j u s t i nc he s s h o r t o f
t h e i r use in b e t t i n g . ” Mr. Bi bl e I v e r s i t y ' s n e w E x p e r i m e n t a l Sci- l ar ges t sci e nt i fi c c o nv o c a t i o n s e v e r l i on, a n d t h e T e x a s b r a n c h m e e t - j t h e d ou b l e s t r i p e by T a c kl e K e n is on a b o a r d a pp o i n t e d by U S e n c # B u il d i n g D e c e m b e r 7.
held in T e x a s
ing of t h e S o c i e t y of A m e r i c a n n et h H a l l o w .
A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l H o w a r d Mr Ba c t e r i o l o g i s t s will t a k e place at
D y e r kicked o u t to t h e T e x a s
t h a t ti me.
( i i a t h t o a dvi s e on m e t h o d s o f
32. A f t e r t w o g r o u n d pl ays pi cked
stopping sp o rt s gambling.
See T U C K E R ’S, P a g e 2
Dr.
B r o n k , internationally
Wilmer
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Neuenschwander,
Oil
company
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s h i g h e r bids t h a n e x p e c t e d ,
p r o m i n e t bi o- physici st , has been
University s t u d e n t and a Travis
broke two records at th# Universe
0 t h p r 8 UCCMSf u l b i d d e r s w e r e
act i ve d u r i n g t h e last y e a r in r e ­
t y oil lease sale a t t h e L a n d O f f i ce Phillips P e t r o l e u m C o m p a n y ; R C o u n t y d e p u t y s h e r i f f , w a s i n s t r u mo d el in g J o h n s H o p k i n s ' e d u c a ­
Friday.
t i onal plan. He p i o n e e r ed the
I FL Wi l l i a ms , Mi d l a n d i n d e p e n d e n t ; mpri,al
t hp on] y b o o k m a k i n g
s p o r t s d e - e m p h as i s m o v e m e n t a nd
Dr i l l i n g r i g h t s on m o r e t h a n S t a n o l i n d Oil a n d Ga s C o m p a n y ; c o n v i c t i o n in A u s t i n thi s fall.
“ O u r b o ys h av e o r d e r s to pick
a pl a n f o r c o n s o l i d a t i ng g r a d u a t e
5 0 , 0 0 0 a c r e s in W e s t T e x a s w e n t A t l a n t i c R e f i n i n g C o m p a n y ; J a k e
By W A Y L A N D P I L C H E R
f o r $ 7 , 3 2 7 , 0 0 0 a n d G u l f 0,1 C o r - L. H a m o n , o f Dal l as ; C h a m p l i n UP b e t t i n g c a r d s a n y w h e r e t h e y
a n d u n d e r g r a d u a t e s t udy.
po r a t i on p u t u p $ 2 , 0 5 0 , 0 0 0 f o r R e f i n i n g C o m p a n y ; T e x a s P a c i f i c '
them,
S h e r i f f E r n e s t Best
F r e s h m a n h a n d m e m b e r s a r e a post. A f e w li pst icks a nd f o o d - 1 j n 1 9 5 0 Dr. B r o n k b e c a m e presga.v lot!
j co l or i ng b ot t l e s we r e f l o u r i s h e d 1 ;d p n t o f t hp N a t i o n a | A c a d e m y of
2 , 58 3 a c r e s in A n d r e w s a n d Mar- Coal a n d Oil C o m p a n y ; H u m b l e c o m m e n t e d F r i d a y .
t i n C o u n t i e s t o m a k e al l -t i me Oil a n d R e f i n i n g C o m p a n y ; Ma g D u r i n g a p er i od o f less t h a n a,H*
c he e r lea lei s c a m e o u t j Sc i e n c e a n d o f t h e A m e r i c a n AsT we l ve h u n d r e d t i cket ? f o r t h e
highs. G u l f will also p a y one pe r n o l i a P e t r o l e u m C o m p a n y ; C o n t i ­
t w e n t y - f o u r h o u r i , f r o m F r i d a y l<(*soci at i on f o r t h e A d v a n c e m e n t o f T e x a s - AAM g a m e w e r e pl ace d on
c e n t ( $ 2 0 , 5 0 0 ) t o w a r d a u c t i o n ex- n e n t a l Oil C o m p a n y ; Ohio Oil
n i g h t to S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n , t h e y " ^ bp S e n a t e will begi n its inves- Science. E a r l i e r , he had r e s i g n e d g en e r a l sal e S a t u r d a y mo r n i n g.
p e n s e s a n d t h e U n i v e r s i t y f u n d C o m p a n y ; S i n c l ai r Oil a n d Gas
( I ) kept n e a r - b y r e s i d e n t s f r om l i g a t i o n n e x t week.
as c h a i r m a n of t h e N a t i o n a l Re- T h r e e h u n d r e d o f t he s e w e r e sold
will r e c e i ve o n e - e i g h t h of t h e in- C o m p a n y ; T i d e w a t e r A s s o c i at e d
sl e e p i n g bv “ g u a r d i n g ” t h e T o w e r
A f t e r t h e g a m e , f es tivi ti es be- s ea r ch
Counc i l , a
g o v e r n m e n t b e f o r e n oon, mos t l y t o a du l t s , A l ­
c o m e if oil is p ro d u c e d .
Oil C o m p a n y ; a n d
U n i o n Oil
a n d Lit tl efiel d F’o u n t a i n wi t h cow- Kan
w a , m up. I t wa? u n a n i - j h oa r d whi ch c o - o r d i n a t e s n a t i o n a l f r e d R. Rochs, a s s i s t a n t to t h e
T h # U n i v e r s i t y a n d AAM Col- C o m p a n y .
hells ami vocal c o r d s ; ( 2 ) per- niously a g r e e d t h a t Fi e l d Roe- sci ent i f i c soci eti es.
bus i nes s m a n a g e r , said.
lege p e r m a n e n t fu n d will be in­
A r u l i n g by A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l f o r m e d a t t h e h a l f - t i m e o f t h e
pres ide nt of the Longhorn
gix „PCtions of thp A m e r i c a n
“ Since t h e r e a r e so nfftny t i ckcreased.
The
University
will
P n c e D a n i e l def i ni ng “ o f f e r e d ” as AKtfip. T e x a ,
freshman
f oot bal l B a n d , w o u l d look good w e a r i n g c h e m i c a l S o c i e t y will m e e t s e p - Pt* l e f t o v e r , ” e x p l a i ne d Mr.
receive
two-thirds
of r e v e n u e
used in t h e l e g i s l a t u r e ' s hill to g a m e ; ( 3 ) c a u g h t an d pa i n t e d Littlefield F o u n t a i n . A sei ge w a s a r a t e | v
They
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f r o m t h e f u n d ; A A M , on e - t hi r d .
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r e s t n c t cou rse offerings will not mogt o f th « L o n g h t . .. _____
h e m i s t r y , ___________
b i o c he m i s t r y ,_______
c h e mi ___
ca l R «nkp? T a x h o l d e r s a t t h e reguB i d d i n g on t h e A n d r e w s a n d
affect the U niversity , v ic e - p r e s i - 1 pr„ . a n ,[ ( 4 ) g a v e the “ Lit tl efiel d p,al m inu tes of n ego tia tio n s, it • #nd p, tr‘0 i*um chemicals, organic ,ar price o f $1. 20. T ic k e t s f o r non
Martin Counties lands st a rte d at
d ent J a m e s C. Holley has * n* j Fountain tr e a t m e n t ” to e v e r y o n e was agreed R o e b u c k shoul d be pdurat ioIl t ^heroical e n g i n e e r i n g s t u d e n t s will still be f3.6<V
$ 7 ,8 0 0 b e t w e e n E. J . Lewis, T e x ­
n o u nc e d. T h e law will be in effect in g e n e r a l a n d T e x a n r e p o r t e r s in gi ven a r u n n i n)g
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Mo n d ay a f t e r n o o n at 5 o ’clock,
d u r i n g t hi s b i e n n i u m .
particular.
Jack Hamilton, of the Stanolind
R a n i N o u n , m e c h a n i c a l engi
The ruling states t h a t degree
Thp T e x a , A c a d e m y o f S c i e nc e when a11 r e m a i n i n g t i cket s will be
T h e S h o r t h o r n Band, f a s h i o n ­ to Littlefield.
Oil a n d G a s ( o m p a n y . G u i f en- n e e r i n g s t u d e n t f r o m I r a q w h o p l a n s c oul d he c o ns i de r e d as “ ofNow the Texan, dutifully carr y- fonvpntion
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m g o u t its j o b , had t w o r e p o r t e r s
Mnior>
c o ilp(r,ate> an d j u n i o r lpv_
“ T h e t i cke t s a r e n o t in t h e
dollar mark,
U. S. i m m i g r a t i o n o f f i c i a l s si nce to t h e d e g r e e w e r e a va i l a b l e to o r a n g e an d whi t e b e a n i e s , a n d red on t h e s c e ne
t a k i n g n o t e s like e jg
st udent, s e c t i o n , ” he said, an d t h e y
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Col. FL FL McKes s on, I S A E t a r y - t r e a s u r i
of c a r d s t u n t acti vit ies, the Rally to A AM official*
ing B u i l d i n g 138.
Virginia:
The drive began N o v em b er 12, c o m m e n d e d t he s t a f f o f W i n g P r y
As s o c i at e n a id
Tile yellow p a i n t t h e o r y —t h a t
S. P a i n t e r o f the Pro- ( o m m i t t e e s t o r e d 7, 200 c a i d s un7 : 3 0 — F r e e movi e, “ T h e G r a p e s
“ D ea r Sir:
with personal c o n ta cts du rin g the Tip?, a t w o p ag e m i m e o g r a p h e d w o r l d s r e c o r d f o r di-t
rn I ’a»t \ Jack Holland, Al- d er the w e s t s t a n ds o f Me mor i a l t h e cu l p r i t s m a y h a v e c o me fro m
( f W r a t h " with H e nr y Fonda,
No f o o t ba l l
Drat we e k n ettin g a little Ie-? s h eet , on t h e i r f i r s t edi t i on. It ham! how.
Stadium Tuesday.
B a y l o r — was q ui c kl y d i s c o u n t e d
, Ken Willis, Mac B ent
T e x a s Uni on.
N o p u ta;
t h a n $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,
wa- p u b l i sh e d N o v e mb e r 2<> by
S t e w a r t died in a 1
The c a r d a n t u * b r o u gh t m a n y by G e o r g e S t e p h e n s , s u p e r i n t e n ­
C a p t a i n " B u l l e t ” Bob
7
1— Ameri can I e r a m w
This coll ege
iociety
T h e T a l e n t Show VAedne-da
t h e \ conj Air Soc et \ . I .em Bor- hos pi t al T ie?d s\ rug
i e ) : and Jerry \\ ohlford. ding? a t u i a t o r ? t e l e g t a m s , let t ei *. d en t of g r o u n d s , w ho said t h a t
issues,
L nut s .
Hight t i r n e d in M 4 fi
t e r is edi t or a n d J e r r y K a f s h oo n be e n a r e s i d e n t o f A
bo* w a - h e l d by H a r r y and t e l e p h o n e rai ls f r o m all ove r B aylor had a l r e a d y b e a t e n " h el l
E n g i n e e r i n g B u i l d i n g 137,
D e - E m p h a siz e d ’
T h * balance was n etted t h r o u g h is a s s o c i a t e edi t or .
years.
th# state.
| o u t of T e x a s .”
T r u m a n , ur.*ponsored.

2 Records Broken
At Oil Lease Sale

Frosh Bandsmen
Overwork Fountain

1,200 Tickets
Placed on Sale
For A & M Tilt

Degrees Unaltered
By Daniel's Ruling

Deportation Faces
Noun Within Days

What Q,
On JJ„

Six Groups
Enter Contest
For Aggie Pyre

AAUP to Discuss
Athletic Proposals

BA Bureau Places
Business Students

Chest Collects $7,000;
Uglies Draw Biggest Sum
Two U T Co-eds to Compete
in Ohio for Golden Girl Title

K>RTY
ACRES

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F o u r p layers— two offensive and
tw o defensive— S a tu rd a y w ere renominated to the Associated P i ess
A ll-Am erica squad from which the
firs t and second teams w ill bo
picked on December 7.
These four, selected for the
second time by A P ’s board of ex­
perts, arc from the fa r VV est and
Southwest. They a re :

B ill M cC oll, S ta n fo rd ’s b rillia n t
end, who was instrum ental in
S ta n fo rd ’s 35-14
victo ry
over
Oregon State last week.
Le? R ich te r, C a lifo rn ia
lin e ­
backer, who was a tow er of
strength in the R ea r?' close 2 a-26
win over Oregon.
Jim
W e a th ers]!,
O klahom a’*rugged
defensive
tackle
who
kicked five extra point" and p e r ­
sonally set Iow a S ta te back 21
yards in the S o o n e r 1' 35-6 r o m p .
H ow ard VVaught, T u lsa'? linebusting fullback, who now ;? sixth

in the nation in rushing. H e wa*
vita l in team ’s 21-14 win over
Texas Tech.
In addition to these players, 14
new name? were added to the list
of tho«e eligible for the first and
second defensive a n d offensive
teams. The new nom inations in­
clude the follow ing southw estern­
ers :
O ffense
So u th w est— Tom
St o I h a n d sk e ,
Texa«
end
who
caught three
passes a? Texas C hristian wa?
routed.
B o rd e r- Jim Donarski, A rizona
guard who plays defense as w ell
as offense, and did outstanding
linebacking job in defeat of Id a ­
ho.
I )e fe nae:
Southw e «t— M organ
W illia m s,
Texas C hristian sophomore tackle
who played a great game against
Texas.
R o c 1 y M o u n ta in — L a r r y VVh iU ,
N e w M exico center.

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T t z n n S p o r t* f dtior

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lor's "G o ld e n B e a r? ,’’ riding the
wing? of q u arterback L a r r y Is­
bell, took a big leap tow ard o v e r­
taking
C onference-leading
T< U
here S a tu rd a y when they .sneaked
p a n S M I 'n M ustang?, 14-13.
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rain-soaked fan s— who refused to
leave until the fin a l w histle—
w itnessed
a
razzle-dazzle pass­
ing and running game th a t turned
out to hp one of the roughest
and b itte rest games in the S o u th ­
west C onference.
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team would give up hopes, caus­
ing blood pressure to run high on
both teams. The Be a rs drew six
penalties fo r roughness w hile the
M ustangs collected two.
T h e B e a r v ic to ry , and R ic e ’s
loss to T C L ’, put the B ru in s only
one-half game behind the leagueleading Frogs. B a y lo r ’s chances
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rest in their own and in the hands
of the Pom es. T h e y have to beat
R ic e and depend on S M U d e fe a t­
ing T C L ’ next S a tu rd a y .
A & M . S M U , and A rk ansas have
been elim inated as C onference t i­
tle contender?. B u t T exas' L o n g ­
horns are still in the run ning by
only a m athem atical possibility,
and th a t would he a three-way tie
w ith the Owls and the Frog?.

L I T T L E R O C K , A rk ., N ov. 24 j for 267 yard s on the ground a n d *
— iZP)— The A rk an sa s Razorbacks added 107 through th e a ir. F ’Tistopped the nation's num ber one back L e w is C arpenter accounted
offense in the mud here S a tu rd a y fo r 129 A rk a n s a s yard s in 20
and overpow ered T u ls a 24-7, w ith rushes.
a b rillia n t attack o f th e ir own.
A n d the Razorbacks secondary,
A rk an sas, u p setter o f Texas which had fa lle n a p a rt in a 47-7
and Texas A & M e a rlie r this sea- licking by the So u th e rn M ethod ist
son, ran up IO points in the firs t a erial circus a week ago, le t T u lsa
q u a rte r and boosted its lead to com plete only seven o f 19 passes,
24-0 before the h eretofore high- while in terce p tin g four,
scoring H u rric a n e s tallied in the
A rk a n s a s’ choice to kick off
fo u rth period.
proved wise as T u ls a fum bled on
A ll three of the
R azorback its own 12 in the first scrim m age
touchdowns came on parses by so- play. The R azorbacks recovered
phomore q u arterb ack L a m a r Mc- and moved to the six, from w here
H a n , but they, like a field goal by S u m m erall booted his field goal.
P a t S u m m erall, w ere set up by a
L a te r in the first q u arter, Arstrong, deliberate rushing attack, kansas drove 32 yards on the
I t p robab ly was the big Arkan- ground to T u ls a ’s 24 and then
aas line, more than a n yth in g else, M cH a n shot a b ullet pass to halfth a t enabled the Razorbacks to hack M u r ry E lto n fo r a touchclose th e ir season w ith five wins down.

T e ia s must firs t heat the A g ­
gies T h u rsd ay, then re ly on R. e
to w hip B a y lo r and S M U to take
care o f T C L ’. Sin ce T cx a has de­
feated both the Owls and the
C hristians, the Longhorn? would
then he the Cotton B o w l re p re ­
sentative.
Rice can o n ly hope fo r a tic,
and as m any loses.
McHan connected with EUon
w hile T C L can have a clear-cut
T ulsa, which had averaged more
again on a 13-yard scoring toss
title by sm ashing the Mustangs.
y a r d . rn . . c h of « > *W ( J u , t before h a lf tim e . r d th rew
I
S M I ’s sp arklin g passing attack than
previous K am e, was held to 164 ei ht
d, to Su m m e r, u {oT
w a? not a? usual because early
on th * ground and 99 by passm *— other u „
jn th(. thjrd
e r_
in the firs t period th e ir a e h u rl­
69 o f the la tte r on one play.
,
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er, Fred B e n n e t?, w as in ju red in
A rk an sas, m ean w hile, pounded
n
final period Tom m y Dickhis firs t tossing attem pt and w a? a H u rric a n e defense, which had erh0n sneaked a yard fo r Tulsa s
taken from the game. B u t J e r r y yielded only 106 yard s a game on!y touchdown a fte r setting it
N o rto n , a flash y M ustang soph­
anti! this damp and d re a ry day, up w ith a 69-yard pass to Bob
omore, took over the duties and
H o llad ay,
led S M U to th e ir firs t touchdown.
T ulsa ................ O O O
7— 7
The
M ustang
tactics
turned
A rk ansas ........ IO
7 7 0 — 21
against them a? I- ;>eIl carried the
Tulsa
scoring :
T ouchdo w n—
S h irle y
Anderson
aid
J u a n ami S' hunt/, were seeded third.
B e a r? to 20 yard- rushing and
Iii the quarter-finals Anderson
Dickerson. C onversion— M in e r.
Webb, Tri-Delt-', a d v a n c e d to the
189 pa-sing. S M U
gained
134
W ebb clipped Sa ra h Ja n e
finals in t e n n i s doubl e- F r i d a y a n d
A rk ansas S c o rin g : Touchdown
yards on the ground and only 94
by downing G e o r g e a n n Be e n e a n d We e k " a n d Ja n A rth u r, Zetas,
— Felton 2. Su m m e ra ll. C onversion
through the a ir by com pleting l l
M a ry M a r g a r e t Schm itz, Chi Om e­ 11-9, 6-2, and Benne and Schm itz
— N ix, 3; field goal— S u m m erall.
of 22 attem pts. I -bell found re ­
gas, 7-5, 7-5. A n d e r s o n a n d W e b b trim m ed A n ne D ryc and M a ry
L IN C O L N , Neb., N ov. 24 — ZP
ceivers fo r 7 o f 16 tries.
w ere s eeded fi rst , w hile Beene A lexand er, P i Ph i?, 6-4, 7-5.
ing down
backer Dick Vick (22) are about to
T W O F IS H T A C K L E S c'o e 'n on halfback
— Oklahom a made it four straight
W ith N o rto n ’s paw ing and ? in ­
Second-seeded B e tty G r a y and
a
seventhe sp eedy halfback from Thrall a ire r
Big
Seven
C o n fe re n ce football
C h ea te r Sim cb '47) in S a tu rd a y ’s action a f M e ­
ning, combined w ith the linecham pionship?
and
26 straig ht
yard c a 'n to ttje Ye a d in q 34 yard line. Don
UH Tops O klahom a A & M B e t t y M ille r, A C h iO ’s, w ill play morial Stannum 'n f: e second q u a rte r o* the
plunging
of
h
a
lfb
a
ck
H
e
n
ry
Stoit h e w inner o f Doris Casey-Ruth
league wins S a tu rd a y by licking
M ille r 160) a rd another fe a r in g are n the b a ck ­
/ e a r fq d 27 13 tr’jm ob o v e r *'-e Te/as A & M
lenw erck, the M ustangs clim axed
As A ggie Plays Misfire
P R IN C E T O N , N . J . , N ov. 24—
Don iga n, W e sley, va. R osem ary
N eb raska 27 to 0.
q-ound a fte r throwing *ey blocks on i e p ay.
freshmen, p , L r < V b g P v ‘on (38) and line­
an 80-yard m arch in only 13 plays
(ZP) — Dazzling
Dick
K a z m a ie r
Sone-V irg inia R cu th in g er, Gam m a
N
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v
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r
in
the
five
years
that
H O U S T O N , Nov. 24
CP
The
with S to llen w e rck pow ering over
P h i , in the semi-finals. G r a y and
Coach Bud W ilk in s o n has been at played his last footb all game fo :
U n iv e rsity o f Houston exploded
from the 3-yard line. Sam S to l­
M ille r whipped C arole N e w b e rry
O klahom a have the Sooners been Prin ceto n S a tu rd a y and his T ig e r?
for 17 points in the fu - t 2 m in­
lenw erck
kicked the placem ent
a n d E le a n o r H a rris , K app a, 6-2,
beaten by a C o n fe re n ce foe, and defeated D artm outh 13 to 0 fo r
ute" and 37 seconds of play today,
that gave S M U a 7-0 lead w ith
6-1, in the quarter-finals.
they started tow ards to d a y’s v ic ­ th e ir 22nd stra ig h t v ic to r y — but
then coasted to a 31-7 v ic to ry
3:26 rem aining in the first period.
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to ry w ith a b rillia n t 72-yard punt K az m aier su ffered a mild con­
o v cr O I a hom a A & M.
R ut the B ears w ere riot to he
In table tennis single? N a n cy
cussion th at benched him.
return by L a r r y G rig g .
T w o of the first, three play"
denied
a?
I s be l l ’s
scintillating
H all, A D P i, will play T ri- D e lt’.?
The trium ph gave Prin c e to n its
As
fierce
as
the
N
eb
ra
sk
a
lin
e
­
Oklahom a A&M tried backfired
handoffs to Don C arp en ter, RiLu cy W om m ack in the semi-finals
men fought, the O klahom a d e fe n ­ second s tfa ig h t cham pionship of
into Houston touchdowns a? Jim
chard Parm a, and J e r r y < oody
Tuesday.
In
the
q u arter-finals
sive
giants
w ere
even
more th?* Iv y League.
Y an Haverheke bragged one of
sent them o ff tackle? and around
H a ll nipped S y lv ia Cohen, A F .Ph i,
The P rin ceto n a ll-A m erica hack
staunch. F o r instance, in the first
D o n B a b ers’ pashes and M a rvin
ends.
19-21, 21-15, 21-9, w hile Womwas in ju red in the second period
h
a
lf
th
ey
held
N
eb
ra
sk
a
to
a
f.ackey another. In between, Han­
lings
struck
again.
G
oing
67
yards
The
Aggie*
gave
Texas
fan?
a
(C o n tin u e d from Page I )
Then Isbell took to the a ir and
niack
defeated
B e tty
G ra y ,
a fte r th ro w in g a 14-yard pass that
dy Owens hooted a 31-yard field
up six, Q uartet hack Jo e l S m ith ’s real scare when they turned a J in nine plays w ith runs by Q uinn lofted a pass to Find Harold R ile y minus l l yards from scrim m age.
A Ch iO, 21-18, 21-15.
In the second h a lf the Sooners, put the hall 2 5 2 yard s from the
goal.
pass was picked o ff by Lin eb ack er break into an Aggie touchdown I and a 28-yard T u c k e r toss to in the right fla t that, sent Iv rn 63
A lp h a G a m ’s M a rg a re t C a ld ­
with a ll-A m erica Jim W e a th e ra ll D artm outh goal and set up the
Dick G a w lik who returned it to only 2:25 deep in the third period. H arry Graham co verin g most of yards to the S M I two.
well,
defending
champion
and
anchoring the line, w ere ju s t a? first touchdown.
the yardage. Q uinn tallied o ff
T ex a s’s 27-yard m arker.
C a rp e n te r plunged
over le ft
The h a l f opened w ith the Y e a r ­
first-seeded player, w ill meet ( a r ­
-launch, N eb raska w inding up w ith
T here the Shorthorns started lings re tu rn in g the k ic k o ff to the tackle from the three.
guard from t h e o n e ai I ( ■ O.
eic N e w b e rry, Kappa, in the q u ar­
a net loss of 17 yards.
The
Fish
got
th
e
ir
last
score
B ro cato kicked the extra point
26.
Fleet-footed
B i lly ;
ter-final". In the other q u a rte r­ their firs t d rive to the A g g ie goal. Texas
The two teams played th e ir T e a m
W
L
T
Pct
on a 74-yard drive
beginning th at le ft the score tied at h a lf­
fin al
match
Dixie
W illia m s, The 73 yards w ere covered in ju st Q uinn picked up 13 on a quick
respective hall c a rry in g aces — all- T C L
4
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0 .800
right a fte r the k ick o ff.
ten
plays,
w
ith
the
longest
gain
time.
o f t e n e r through le ft tackle. B u t on
A< hiO, w ill play Anne D rye, P i
A m e ric a Bob Reynold s of N e ­ B a y lo r ___
SERVICE STATION
3 I
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coming on a T u c k e r to D elaney the next play Chester Si mc i i ?
Forty-one yards of the 74 were
It took the B e a r s onl y 3:01 to
Phi.
3 400
G u a d a lu p e
Phon#
S- S9 Z 0
braska and B illy Vessels o f O k la ­ Rice
3 n 0 .600
aerial fo r 25 yards to the Aggie f u m b l e vc as recovered by F’is h 1picked up through the air w ith a take the lead. A f t e r t a k i n g the
A n n o u n c e * N * w G a s o lin e
homa
idelincd by in ju ry . A ye a r T e x a s .
3 2 0 .600
five. In two tries Fu llb ack Ed center h ie d
Ir is h , l o w * tie , 20-20
pass from
Sm ith
to k ic k o ff, Isbell g e n e r a t e d hi- t e a m ­
p ric e * p er g a l.
Broussard on the ten-yard
2 4
ago both of these boys had scored A rk an sa s
0 .333
W h it e
or
T r a f f ic
la
cS O U T H B E N D , Ind., Nov. 24— ‘ K e lle y c r a s h e d over to give Texas Y e a rlin g 43.
Schero clim axing the drive.
mates to the S M I six w ith Bai ma
Z2c
G o o d G u lf
or
Reg.
three touchdowns in a w ild battle, S M U
.300
I
3
I
i
their
6-0
halftim
e
lca<i,
as
H
a
rry
(TP)
—
An
end
zone,
pass
In
te
rfe
r­
Quinn was the leading ground crashing over rig h t t a c k l e and
24c
P r e m iu m o r N o - N o *
T h r e e plays later A A M scored
which ended 49-35 for Oklahom a. A & M
0 3 2 .2J>„
W h i t e S i d e W a l l T ir e *
ence ru lin g in Hie last 55 sec­ B u rke missed the conversion.
g ain er w ith 106 >ards on 16 c a r­ Bro cato converted.
on a 42-yard pass play from Sm ith
N ew — R e t ap* — U aed
ond? enabled N otre D am e’s des­
ries.
La te in the third p e r i od, N o r ­
TI RE S P E C I A L S
to End Jo e Schero. S m ith ’s try
perate Irish, tra ilin g all the w ay,
Anderson o f A & M picked up ton carried 30 y a r d s to t he B a y ­
n/O. a I S
$ IS » S
fo
r
extra
point
was
good
and
6 .00 a 16
$ 17 .9 5
to tie underdog Iow a, 20-20, to­
65 on 22 trys fo r second p late lor 33 on a fake p u n t , a n d wi t h
U n c o n d itio n a l G u a r a n te e d
A A M led fo r the first tim e, 7-6.
day.
honors.
a 1 5 - y a r d p e n a l t y a g a i n s t t he
A quick exchange of punt? and
MONDAY
Schero and Moon cath caught Bears, the hall was pl ace d on t h e
T u c k e r took to the a ir fo r a n ­ fo u r passes for HI and 64 yards,
SO C C ER
16. Be n n e rs r e t u r n e d to t h e g a m e ,
other Y e a rlin g score. W ith fu s t resp ectively.
S o clo ck
os advertised rn asq uirm
passed t o Find Dave Powe l l to t h e
I I d I i Th*-'* P i >* l i c i t * T * , H e lls
d o w n h ill the Aggie 49, T ucker
On defense it w a? Don M ille r, IO then f u m b l e d on t he n e x t pl ay,
S i * mn P h i E p s ilo n ' *
P h i K sp pit
is m *
t o s s e d to H a ir y Bu rk e on tho 30.
T w in
P in e *
v *.
W in n e r
T e j« * - ( .■unpin
middle lineb acker who stole the which was r e c o v e r e d b y B r o c a t o
G u ild .
A ground p lay and incom pleted show fo r the Y e a n in g ?, and End
7 o 'c lo c k
on the five.
pas? netted nothing.
S ig m a A ip h * M n v*
S ib rn a N
Richard \ irk played adm irable
B u t last w e e k ’? " l i n e m a n of
H lo n ir |iil* t
*
M a n ic
Dupree
Then T u c k e r hit Moon on the Gall for the Fish.
the w eek,” B ill F o r e s t e r i n t e r ­
in n
dead run on the five ju st before
T I.O K
H a lt * T h e ta P h i.
*
cepted one of Isbell's passes on
M o ’clo ck
the Y e a rlin g end stepped out of
STATISTICS
the B e a r 34 to set up the fin al
A lp h a T a n O n i*K H v t I a m ix ia ( hi A lpha
bounds on the thiee. B u rk e moved F irs t Downs
12
21
touchdown. N o r t o n c a r r i e d to t h e
C h in e * *
S tu d e n t*
v*.
W in n e r
T u r k is h
< lijh - M B r in e r * .
to the one on an off-taekle slant. Rushing Y ard ag e .... 217
148
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27
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Frogs Retain Lead;
Blast Rice Owls, 22-6
F O R T W O R T H , Nov. 24— OF) I I t w as a ro u g h a n d tu m b le
T e x a s C h r is t ia n ’s s l a s h i n g * gam e t h a t p ro b a b ly set an all-tim e
H o rn e d F ro g s used tw o blocked rec o rd f o r p en a lties in this rekicks, a r e c o v e r e d f u m b le and an gion. T w e n ty - th r e e w ere called f o r
i n te r c e p t e d p a s s to b e a t Rice 22-6 247 y ards, 15 of those y a r d s b ein g
S a t u r d a y and move into first place stu c k on Rice Coach Je s s N eely
in th e f r a n tic S o u th w e s t C o n f e r - 1who r u s h e d onto the field a t one
*tim e to p r o te s t a decision.
•nee f o o tb all race.

ROBES

!

I t w as b i t t e r cold and a m istin g
r a in fell th r o u g h o u t th e gam e.
B u t th e cold w as no m o re b i t t e r
th a n th e play as Rice saw its
d re a m s o f a cham pionship w ith
" t h e te a m t h a t is going to finish
la s t" so r u d e ly sh a tte re d .
R ay M cK ow n, th e jack-in-thebox H o rn e d F r o g q u a r te r b a c k
passed fog one touchdow n and r a n
for
an o th e r.
A blocked kick
b r o u g h t a s a f e t y and a pass i n t e r ­
ception by th e TCU dem on line
ba c k e r, K eith Flow ers, s e t u p a
th ir d to u c h d o w n .
A crow d o f 25,000 h u d d le d in
th e s ta n d s a n d g ave vigorous voice
L E X IN G T O N , Ky., Nov. 2 4.— bish g r a b b e d a Parilli pass an d to th e long s tr in g of p enalties.
(;p)— H a n k L aurie eila, a h a lfb a c k T en n e sse e w as on its w ay.
T he g am e w as finished in se m i­
w ith a n a u g h t y wiggle to his hips,
W hile P arilli had a try ing a f te r - darkness.
_ subsided
___ ____
a n d aw esom e blo cking m a d e a noon he k e p t th e V o lu n te e r s a l e r t
T...he b itt e r^n e s^s of play
T e n n e sse e W a ltz o f th e g am e w ith by clicking f o r 15 o f his 25 passes w hen th e la s t gun fired and th e
K e n tu c k y to d a y , 28 to 0.
t h a t b r o u g h t K e n tu c k y 179 yards, p la y ers o f b o th team s shook hands,
T h e T en n e sse e s t a r r a n , passed Some of his th ro w s w ere g o tte n slapped each o th e r on th e back
a n d kicked as th e n a t i o n ’s no. I o f f while he was s u r ro u n d e d by a a n d said it w as quite a day.
te a m , a l r e a d y d e s ig n a te d to play fo re s t o f o ra n g e -je rs ie d sta lw a r ts, j S co rin g th e TCU to u c h d o w n s
in th e S u g a r Bowl g a m e a g a in s t
A lon g th e g ro u n d K e n tu c k y w ere M cK ow n, on a 15-yard r u n ;
M a ry la n d , k e p t alive its dom ina- was held to 43 yards. T en n e sse e, i Bob Blair, on a 43-yard g a in in g
tion o v er th e K e n tu c k ia n s, who a p p a r e n tly n o t han d ica p p ed by th e j pass fro m McKown, an d Bobby
a r e booked fo r th e C otto n Bowl soggy field, stom ped fo r 307 y a rd s J a c k F loyd on a one-yard plunge.
J a n . I . T he Blue G rass te a m now' a n d add ed 38 y ard s m ore via f o u r T he s a f e ty ca m e when H al L am has tr ie d in vain since 1935 f o r passes.
. b e r t blocked Kosse J o h n s o n ’s kick,
a v ic to ry o v e r its arc h rival.
D oug C o n a w a y trie d to pick up
th e ball b u t pu shed it ac ross th e
L au ric ella and his backfield
goal line a n d D an Drake rec o v e re d
m a te s s ta r r e d b u t th e y could have
I fo r Rice.
p la y e d in ro c k in g chairs, so vio­
The Owls* lone score wa* on a
le n t was th e blocking a n d t a c k ­
! pass fro m D ra k e to S o n n y Mclin g of th e T e n n e sse e f o rw a rd s.
j C u r r y t h a t g a in e d eig h t y ard s.
T h e com b in atio n m a d e it possi­
Flow ers kicked two e x t r a points.
ble f o r Gen. Bob N ev land, coach
Rice ...................... 0 0 6 0— 6
P A L O A LTO , Calif., Nov. 24o f T en n e sse e, to c o n tin u e his r e ­
cord o f n e v e r hav in g lost to K en ­ CP)— S p e a rh e a d e d by J o h n n y P ap- TCU .................... 0 13 2 7— 22
a sub h alfba ck, C a lif o r n ia ’s!
Rice
s c o rin g : Touchdow n-M ctu c k y in 20 contests. D u rin g this pa,
long period th e W ildcats have B ears sm ashed and pow ered th e ir C u rry .
way to a 20-7 u p s e t fo otball vieT ex a s C h ristia n sc o rin g: T ouehb n te d b u t 24 points.
Blair, F lo y d ;
T he d e f e a t w as th e f o u r th this to r v over S t a n f o r d ’s In d ian s to d a y downs— McKown,
season f o r 'K ^ n t u c k y ' a n d t e T g r e a t j to ^ a n d th„p prospective Rose Bowl S a f e t y — blocked p u n t rolled over
q u a r te r b a c k , Babe Parilli, ended te am its f ir s t d e f e a t of the s e a ­ goal line recovered by D ra k e of
Rice. C o nversions— F lo w ers ( 2 ) .
his scheduled v a r s ity c a r e e r w ith ­ son.
A
crow
d
of
90,000
saw
P
a
p
p
a
o u t e v e r h aving com pleted a
to u c hdo w n pass a g a in s t T en n e sse e race 21 y a r d s in th e second p e r i­
a l th o u g h the y o u n g m an has od f o r one C a lifo rn ia tou chdow n
th r o w n more sco rin g flips th a n an d cra ck th e S ta n f o rd line fo r
the la st t h r e e y a r d s in the final
a n y p la y e r in history.
q u a r t e r f o r an o th e r.
T en n e sse e, brillian tly m e th o d i­
L e f t h alfb a ck Don Robison p u t
cal, p o u n d e d to to u c h d o w n s in
each
period
while
K en tu c k y th e B e ars into the lead in the
E V A N S T O N , 111., Nov. 24— (PP)
m o u n te d only tw o se rious th r e a ts . o p en in g q u a r t e r w ith a 34-yard — Illinois, choking up com pletely
touchdow
n
r
u
n
th
ro
u
g
h
the
c
e
n
­
O n e died on th e 14-yard line and
deep in to u c h d o w n t e r r ito r y , won
te r of the S ta n f o r d te am .
th e o th e r on th e o n e-fo o t line.
_________
n
i t _the Big T en football title an d
S ta n f o r d ,r a f t e r b ein g stopped
L auric ella g a in ed 13-j j a r d a for t.w ice on sc o rin g bids, p u t to g e th Rose Bowl g r a tu i ty to d a y by
T e n n e s s e e in 17 tr ie s along th e er a to u c hd ow n m arch la te in th e sq u e e z in g p a s t N o rth w e s te rn 3-0
g r o u n d , he threw' one scoring pass, final q u a r te r .
on Sam R e b e c c a ’* 16-yard field
a n d a v e ra g e d 34.5 y a rd s on f o u r
S ta n f o r d was 13 points f a v o r ­ goal.
kicks, one an 18-y arded which
In th e 25-degree te m p e r a t u r e ,
ite.
bo u n d ed o u t of bounds on the 21.
Illinois
fro z e up a f t e r r a m p a g in g
B ut C a lifo rn ia cam e up with
T h e te m p o o f th e g am e was one of the fin e s t games. The B ears beyond th e N o rth w e ste rn 8-yard
d e te r m in e d th e verY f i r s t tim e trav e led 86 y a rd s to score a f t e r line fo u r tim es.
I^ate in th e final period. Bob
'K e n t u c k y g o t th e ball. On the ta k in g the o p e n in g kick off. T hey
f i r s t play P arilli w as sm a cke d w e n t 51 y a r d s on a m a rc h s t a r t ­ Burson b egan a d e s p e ra te N orthm ig h tily by t h e T en n e sse e f r o n t ing la te in the initial period and w e ste rn p as sin g assau lt t h a t c a r ­
wall and he fum bled. A m a te r e ­ e n d in g ea rly in the second fo r ried th e W ild ca ts 50 y ard s and
covered b u t tw o plays la t e r Bar- th e ir second tou chdow n.
Both across midfield for the first tim e
sco rin g d rives w ere com pleted on in the g am e.
He h it Dick Alban fo r 24 y a r d s
g ro u n d plays, sh e er power.
th e n N orm K rag seth fo r 22. Fin
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D u k e T o p s N o r t h C a r o l i n a , 19-7
hurled to K ragseth, w ho was
D U R H A M , N. C., Nov. 21 — (^P) r u n n in g a ste p from the goal line
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an d r o u te d arch rival N o rth C a r ­ f o r a to u chdow n-saving in te r c e p ­
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Illinois, ra n k e d sixth natio n ally ,
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U niversity in I HHK.
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T C U 22, Rice 6.
A rk a n s a s 24, T ulsa 7.
T ex a s T ech 60, New Me x i co 14.
H ouston 31, O klahom a A & M 7.
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D uke 19, N o rth C arolina 7.
F lo rid a 30, A lab a m a 21.
T u la n e 48, S o u th e a s te rn La. 7.
LSU 45, V illanova 7.
V a n d e r b i lt 13, Memphis S ta te 7.
Clem son 34, A u b u rn 0,
G eo rg ia T ech 34, Davidson 7.
S o u th C a ro lin a 21, W ake F o re s t
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H a r v a r d 21, Yale 21 ( t i e ) .
F o rd h a m 41, NYU 0.
S y ra c u se 26, Boston U. 19.
P itt 13, P e n n S ta te 7.
Holy Cross 41, Tem ple 7.
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Illinois 2, N o rth w e ste rn 0.
P u rd u e 21, In d ian a 13.
W isconsin 30, M innesota 6.
Michigan S ta te 45, Colorado 7.
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Q u ite unlike the h andling of H. H a ll,
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constructed to meet p ostw ar em ergency
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Frosh Council Fate Hangs
In Balance for This Year
By M A R JO R IE C L A P P
Texan Newt Editor

used, th ere w o u ld

W> a r e n ’t v e r y op tim istic
an ym o re ab o u t the latgo scale
plans o f the new Fre sh m a n
C o u n c il— not this y e a r a n y ­
w ay.
R epor ts co lle cted in t h e
past tw o flays in dicate th a t
the C o u n c il, ( T e a t e d to in it i­
ate
fre sh m e n
in to
student,
g o v e rn m e n t,
has
b a tte re d
a g ain st too m an y obstacles
this sem ester to fu n c tio n even
at a m in im u m of w h at its o r­
g a n ize rs expected.
A p p ro x im a te ly 800 fr e s h ­
man signed cards to jo in the
o rg a n iz a tio n .
About
75
of
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a c tiv e ly p a rtic ip a te d
in the
bi-m onthly
T h u rs d a y
n ig h t
m eetings. 75 ;s a sm all n u m ­
ber in co m p arison to the to ­
ta l n u m b er o f re g is tra n ts —
true. B u t it s not so sm all
when yo u re a liz e that most o f
th o 'T
fre sh m e n
jo in e d
the
( o u n cil o f th e ir own vo litio n .
T h e y co u ld t ll I* ll stu den t
g o v e rn m e n t to p s y- tu rvy w hen
th e ir tim e com es to g o vern .
W h e n those students signed
m em b ersh ip card s, they w e re
told th a t th e y w ould he placed
on stu d e n t g o v e rn m e n t c o m ­
m ittees a- non-voting m em ­
bers a c c o rd in g to th e ir ow n
p re fe re n ce and
in te re sts.
T h e y w ould m e re ly ob serve
co m m itte e
a c tiv itie s .
T h is
w ould p re p a re them fo r f u ­
tu re s e rvice in the S tu d e n t
A sse m b ly.
Iii a d d itio n , it w as prom

he speakers

a* e v e r y
I* re h rn ar
C o u n cil
m eeting
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b ra n ch es o f the g o v e rn m e n ­
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M a n y o f those ROH re g is­
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and all o f the a c tiv e
75
signed p re fe re n c e cards
fo r co m m itte e w o rk . -15 have
been placed on c o m m itte e s ;
the rest are still w a itin g . A nd
m an y o f those placed re ceived
th e ir
p ositions
o n ly
w ith in
the last w eek or so.
(if
the
m any
peakers
scheduled
fo r
the
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be.
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in e x p e rie n c e d s tu d e n ts ; oth ­
ers say that. it. is n ’t f a ir to
place fresh m en on co m m ittees
ab o ve upper-class students.
A n d then se v e ra l co m m ittee
c h a irm e n have riot been con ­
ta cte d about p lacin g the new
stu d en ts on th e ir co m m ittees.
B u t none o f these rontentio n s stand up too w ell.
T hose c h a irm e n who w a n t
to choose th e ir own m em bers
should
rem em b er th a t th e y
art* fu n c tio n in g as heads of
group s supposedly b e n e fittin g
th** e n tire student body in t e r ­
est s.
Fre sh m e n are a p a rt o f that
stu d en t bo ily, and th e y w ill lie
fu t u r e ch airm e n .
T h e people w ho d o n ’t w a n t
to w ork w ith in ex p e rie n c e d
stu d en ts should ex a m in e some
upper-class w o rk e rs fir s t o f
a il, a m in o rity o f w hich are
not fu lly q u a lifie d .
B u ttin g fresh m en on co m ­
m itte e s w h ich h a v e a stand ard
m em b ersh ip can n o t
possibly
d e p riv e upper classm en o f po­
sitio n s, because the fresh m en
a re non-voters.
C o m m itte e
c h a irm e n
who
h a v e n ’t b e e n c o n ta c te d by
‘ C o u n c il lead ers s h o u ld n ’t have
to he. It secerns th a t th e y
should k n o w ab o u t the C o u n ­
cil and the w ork it. is a tte m p t­
ing, B u t perhaps it isn 't th e ir
fa u lt w hen tin* new o rg a n iz a ­
tio n ’s w o ik has n eve
been
ex p la in e d in fu ll b efo re the
S tu d e n t A sse m b ly this year.
H th o u g h the ( o u n cil is an
in d ep en d e n t body w ith in s tu ­
den t g o v e rn m e n t, it is still a
part o f that body. A s such, it
hould he fa m ilia r to all m em ­
bers. .
•In k S tro n g , c h a irm a n o f
th* ( o u n cil, still le ta in s hopes
that the C o u n cil w ill pull out
o f it* slum p and com e ou t
w i’ u a su ccessfu l y e a i yet.
P r e fe re n c e
card s w ill lie
is m d ag ain next sem ester.
Ti.use stu d ents w ho w ant to
-la y on the c o m m itte es th ey
h a t.
been
assigned
to
if
t hr v I i i
ilia*, co n tin u e. I f
the
h a v e n ’t, ( o u n cil lead ers
v c ap > n t t y to place them .
In fa ct, S tro n g hopes th a t this
w ill lie dm e by the next m e e t­
ing
t th** ( O u n c il, in Derem " i , v\ hen all ch a n m en have
been co n tacted .
Fm all new o rg a n iz a tio n s,
t i r e a le p itfa lls . A n d p e r­
haps the (
m oil has
and is
b a ttlin g its hard est.
In a n y case, n ex t y e a r ’s
( ’o uncd head w ill h ave a long
list o f memos te llin g him shat
to avoid.

Sews

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H o w e v e r, even i f th e a rtic le had
a d v o c a te d w e lc o m in g F r a n c o into
an a llia n c e , I w o u ld h ave to agree
w ith it. I f m em o ry se rve s me c o r­
r e c t ly , this w a r w*hich M r. C o le ­
m an re fe rs to was n o t fo u g h t by
the- U . S. alone. W e had se ve ral
a llie s — one . . . ca lle d the U n io n
o f S o v ie t S o c ia lis t R e p u b lics , . . .
(w h ic h ) n e ve r has been noted fo r
th e high level o f lib e r t y and fr e e ­
dom it g ran ts to its c itiz e n *. V e t
I c a n n o t re c a ll a n y w a rtim e pro­
posal ask in g R u s sia to w ith d ra w
an d le t the W e s t figh t H it le r alone.

should not be long in

room b u ild in g s h ave been torn down, and

would

In th e first place, I th o u g h t M r.
P i lc h e r ’s sto ry was v e r y o b je ctiv e .

budget in any given

Shacks. Shacks. Shacks.

It

T O T H E E D IT O R :
I am a fra id I c a n n o t jo in M r.
FE J . C o le m an in his p ro fo u n d dis­
tu r b a n c e o ve r a re c e n t a r tic le by
W a y la n d P ilc h e r c a lle d “ Sh o u ld
th e
W est
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S p a in as A l l y ? ”

com ing.

Cjoodbue,
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Disagreement

year.
In all likelihood a thorough checkup
w ill reveal that this student operation
has e ve ry chance for success.

tape for reasons w hich are still not quite

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J o e l K ik p a t lic k
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A s s is ta n ts .
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Decline, With Awe
By BR A D B Y E R S
Teton. Mnnarji-ny Editor

B o b b y Jo n e s , a co m p an io n a t
le tte rs , re tu rn s fro m the jo u r n a l­
ism c o n v e n tio n in D e tr o it w ith
m ore th an ju s t a fo rm a l re p o rt to
m ake.
B o b b y , a H yed-in.the-hid e T e x ­
an w hose w a n d e rin g s fro m the
s ta te c o n sist o f o n ly a co u ple o f
trip s to C h ic a g o fo r the P ro - C o l­
lege A ll- S t a r fo o tb a ll gam es, was
n a t u r a lly qu ite im pressed by the
a tte n tio n a T e x a n re c e iv e s w hen
ha v e n tu re s into the n o rth e rn h in ­
te rla n d .
A n d e v id e n tly the Y a n k e e s laid
it on. B o b b y ex h au sted his su p p ly
o f ta ll tales. A n d fo r B o b b y to
ex h a u st his su p p ly o f tales is a
v e r y n o te w o rth y a c h ie v e m e n t.
H is s ta tu re , th ough,
(5 feet,
e ig h t) w as a d isillu s io n m e n t to
m o re th an one fo re ig n e r who e x ­
pected to look up to a n y o n e from
the M a n ly S ta te .
H e fo u n d enough sp are tim e
fro m the p a rtie s and c o n fe re n c e s
o f the c o n ve n tio n to visit W a y n e
C o lle g e in d o w n to w n D e tro it. I he
T e x a n re c e iv e s the school p ap e r
fro m W a y n e C o lle g e —a v e r y u n ­
im p re ssive
little
o ffs e t
ta b lo id .
Fro m the p ap er, w e p ictu re d the
co lleg e to he one o f ab o u t 2,000
o r 3,000 e n ro llm e n t.
B u t B o b b y re p o rts th at it is a
co lle g e o f 20,000 stu d en ts w hich
has g ro w n up w ith in the business
p a r t o f to w n . It. has no room fo r
a cam p u s, and w hen it expands it
does so b y o c c u p y in g th e n earest
bu sin ess e stab lish m e n t.
T h e stu d e n t u nion b u ild in g is
a fo r m e r
IO .s to ry
h o tel, w ith
s w im m in g pool and a ll the acces­
sories. I t c o n ta in s guest, room s fo r
boys anti g irls, on a lte rn a tin g
flo o rs .
A 10-floor stu d e n t u n io n ! Im a ­
g in e how te r rib le th a t m ust he,
h a v in g to ride n a s ty old e le v a to rs
all the tim e, g e ttin g w e t in the
sw im m in g pool, and w astin g all
th a t tim e ju s t lo u n g in g aro un d
and p la y in g games.
A n d the cam pus th e re must he
a th in g o f te r rib le ugliness. B o b b y
te lls us th a t th e re is not coom fo r
a sin g le fe n ce .

J a m rs
T h o m a s A b e m a ' h y , H if u
A d roit,
M ch n (Timed
A vis
AP M a­
a ,i*. <;*. 'w i
t a r r • H i,.bara
W a l­
t e r t'a d * n h * ‘«il, l l n n n u . l e a r u n * I all
'I'
J o -1'e h l u a u C h r i s t i , H o b a r t
I.vie
I .i*r ii I aaa. It t h
Ann
Dayden,
I ;*lli
Iii i I .
Jan u s
W eld on
( it ll
I ella,
I .ma
Anti
H e n h,
H a ’il in o n d
t aller,
.larry
Carl
ti ii m o r t
Kriw ard
Fran k lin
H n hi ,
M v i na
I.,
l i i u i , d on .
Pu n n ier
K enneth
H ill
H i. h a rd
M iller,
.Janus
C lifford
X i r r e il .
Fred
Paterson,
Robert
P e n d l e t o n , * him V i r g i m a
K a > b rn,
A n d ris fto d rn iu r, b in n a !
T ru e K «
Jo h n

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u n p»on, H * i hart
S i l v e r , H o b a rt H en ry S m i t h . I l s v i a
VI a rill in g
C a v iar.
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B o b b y also had his fir s t e n ­
c o u n te r w ith the fe e lin g o f aw e
th a t som e o th e r s tu d e n t jo u r n a l­
ists h ave fo r the T e x a n . O ne re ­
p re s e n ta tiv e
a t the
c o n fe re n c e
ap p ro ach e d him and, w ith som e­
th in g o f re v e re n c e in his tone,
spoke o f his a d m ira tio n fo r o u r
“ 16-page p a p e rs.” E v id e n t ly the
fellow* h a s n ’t seen an issue this
y e a r , w hen a d e clin e in a d v e rtis ­
in g has c u t o u r a v e ra g e size down
to six pages or sm alle r.
E v e n a t th a t, th o u gh , we r e ­
m ain one o f the larg est. O th e r
p a p e rs h ave fo u n d the a d v e rtis ­
in g s itu a tio n g e ttin g w o rse, too.
T h e D a ily T a r H e e l o f N o rth
C a r o lin a has c u t dow n fro m a
fo u r-p age fu ll size p ap e r to a
four-page ta b lo id — a 50 per ce n t
re d u c tio n . T he Io w a U n iv e r s ity
p ap er began p u b lish in g fo u r days
a w eek in ste ad o f f iv e — arui s e v e r­
al o th e rs h ave fo llo w e d the same
sort o f p a tte rn .
A n d we c o n tin u e to g e t le tte rs
fro m e d ito rs o f o th e r firs t- ra te
co llege d ailie s w h ich m ake Buss
re m a rk , “ H e r e ’s a n o th e r fe llo w
w ho t h i n k 1 w e ’re gods or so n ic.
th in g .’’
it

it

B u t in spite o f the “ a w e ,” the
T e x a n d id n ’t do as w e ll as it
m ig h t h ave in the n a tio n a l co n ­
tests a n n o u n ce d a t the c o n v e n ­
tio n . E a c h y e a r S ig m a D e lta C h i
ju d g e s th e co lleg e p ap ers o f the
c o u n try on th e ir m e rits in in d i­
v id u a l
fie ld s n ew s
w ritin g ,
spo rts, fe a tu re w r itin g , e d ito ria ls ,
etc.
T ile T e x a n took a th ird in fe a ­
tu re w ritin g , Hod the R a n g e r won
second in non fic tio n w ritin g . T h is
w as fo r e n trie s fro m last y e a r ’s
pa pc i s.
A t the c o n ve n tio n la t y e a r the
T e x a n w on a first, and a th ird .
T h is d o esn ’t n e c e s s a rily m ean
th e pap ers last y e a r w e re not as
good as the ones b e fo re . It could
m ean th a t the lo cal ju d g in g co m ­
m itte e d id n ’t do a good jo b in se­
le c tin g its e n trie s ( f iv e sto ries in
each d iv is io n ). O r it could hp th a t
the n a tio n a l ju d g e s ju s t d id n ’t
a g le e w ith the su b je c t m a tte r p re ­
sen ted .

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of losses.
Through ca re fu l m anagem ent, student
op erators of the coffee bar could pro­
vide a large fin a n c ia l boost to the inade­
quate budget th a t each year hampers
student
governm ent
operations. The
s a vin g on salaries alone would virtually

and an n u a lly loses money.

v

fo u n tain ’s

p ro fita b ly , since there are no student
governm ent funds availa b le to take care

cia lly p ractical. The present I n ion Soda
Fo u n ta in , w hich would be replaced by
the proposed coffee bar, is in e fficie n t
students have looked

the

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w o rrie s to student governm en t — if a
student group presents a sound m anage­
m ent plan and indicates a desire to do
level-headed business. These offic ia ls
would have to la* shown that the reor­
ganized business would be conducted

m eeting— th a t of letting students oper­

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F o llo w in g M r. C o le m a n ’* logic,
w e should spu rn th e aid o f the
o n ly n o n -So viet a r m y on th e E u r o ­
p ean C o n tin e n t w o rth y o f the
n am e a r m y — I am r e f e r r in g to the
Y u g o s la v arm ed fo rc e s led by one
T it o , a man who is so m e w h a t of
a d ic ta to r.
We
should also stop aid to
G re e c e and T u r k e y fo r, alth o u gh
these c o u n trie s are N O T d ic t a to r ­
sh ip*, th e y do not c o n fo rm s tric tly
to W e s te r n ideas o f d e m o c ra c y . . .
S t ill
fo llo w in g
th is
p o litic a l
Boobishness, we should abandon
M r. S y n g m a n R h e e o f K o r e a and
o u r old frie n d C h ia n g Kai-shek
p e rch e d on an islan d in th e P a cific .
N e ith e r o f these m en are w ild
a b o u t d e m o cracy, alth o u g h both
a re b e in g w h ite w a sh e d so as not
to 'p ro fo u n d ly d is tu rb ’ people like
M r. C o lem an .
A ll in all m y o pinion can he
Hummed up in a p h rase b y . . .
W in s to n C h u rc h h ill, w h en he said
he w ould e n te r in to an a llia n c e
w ith th e v e ry d e v il if it w ould aid
in the d e fe a t o f H it le r .
F ra n c o isn ’t the d e v il and I be­
lie v e th a t the co m m u n is t met ace is
e v e r y h it as d an g e ro u s as H it le r
e v e r w*a».
JA C K P A IN T E R
it

Holiday Confusion
T D T H E E D IT O R :
In o rd e r to e lim in a te the ob­
v io u s co n fu sio n a m o n g m a n y s tu ­
d e n t*, I w ould lik e to re q u e s t th a t
you publish a n o tice in the T exan
s ta tin g d e fin ite ly w h e th e r the U n i­
v e r s it y plans to re co g n iz e D ecem ­
b e r 25 or Ja n u a r y 25 as C h ristm a s
D ay.
(H E S T E R SC H R O ED ER
*

Pike’s Reviews
T O T H E E D IT O R :
S in c e so m an y people have w r it ­
te n in c ritic iz in g F r e d e r ic k P ik e ’s
re v ie w s , I th in k i t ’s high tim e you
h e a rd from the o th e r side. I fo u n d
P ik e s re v ie w s v e r y w e ll w ritte n
and the most h ig h ly in te llig e n t
m u sical re vie w s I h av e e ve r read
in T h e D a ily T e x a n . . .
G LEN N D O W LEN

40 Affirmative

i

re p ly

e

W e should lik e to close wuth a
s ta te m e n t o f one o f the m ost
d istin g u ish e d m u sical c ritic s o f a ll
tim e — G e o rg e
B e rn a rd
Shaw —
c o n c e rn in g the p ro p e r a ttitu d e o f
a c r it ic :
“ A
c lit ic -rn w ritte n
w ith o u t
p erso n al fe e lin g is not w o rth re a d ­
ing. It is the c a p a c ity fo r m ak in g
good or had a r t a p e rs o n a l m a tte r
that, m akes a m an a c ritic . . -”
E M I L V. S Z A F IR
R A Y C A R L A R N H O L D JR .

*

Issues Obscured
TO T H E E D IT O R :
In the b a rra g e o f re c e n t corre. pondenee on th e E g y p t ia n c r i­
sis, the m ain issues h a v e been ob­
sc u re d behind an in c o n se q u e n tia l
lit t e r o f e m o tio n a l re c rim in a tio n
and m iss-statem ent. T h e actio n s o f
th e E g y p t ia n g iv e rn m e n t w ith re ­
s p e ct to the 1936 t r e a ty and the
l x j f ) S u d a n a g re e m e n t are a co m ­
m e n ta r y on the d iffic u ltie s in h e r­
e n t in the m uch w id e r, and ex­
tre m e ly u rg e n t pro b lem o f th e
M id d le E a s t a i a w'hole. T h e s t r a ­
te g ic sig n ifican ce o f th is are a, m il­
i t a r i ly and e c o n o m ic a lly , is o f
, com m on in te re s t to th e e n tire fre e
w o rld . T h is is a b asic and e le m e n ­
t a r y fa c t, and it w o u ld seem su p e r­
fluous to em p h asize its im p o r­
ta n ce . . .
N e v e rth e le ss ,
your
E g y p t ia n
co rre s p o n d e n ts h a v e
ap p ro ach ed
th is q u estio n in a s p irit o f e x tre m e
c h a u v in is m , ac c o m p a n ie d by a r e ­
c ita l o f g rie v a n c e s w h ic h ran g e
fro m im p u tin g th e e s ta b lish m e n t
o f a special h rk n d o f E g y p tia n
fe u d a lis m to the E n g lis h co lo n ia l
office , to a c h a rg e th a t the B r i ­
tish have fa ile d to tr a in an E g y p ­
tian a frn y u n d e r a t r e a ty w hich is
claim e d not to e x is t . . .
It is im possib le to d e te c t in re ­
c e n t E g y p tia n a c tio n s a n y a w a r e ­
ness o f the c r it ic a l s ta te o f c u r r e n t
a ffa irs . . . Se e n in p e rsp e ctive ,
it am o u n ts to a dem and th a t
E g y p t ia n b la c k m a il (n o t o n ly o f
B r it a in b u t o f tn e fr e e w o rld )
should be paid off, and to fo r te
th e issue, E g y p t is a p p a re n tly p re ­
pared to co m p ro m ise the d e licate
and d an g ero u s b a la n c e of the M id ­
dle E a s t. T h e re a so n fo r this a t t i­
tu d e is, as I h a v e suggested, an
a tte m p t to b o lste r up a fru s tra te d
arid w o u n ded n a tio n a lis m . In the
c irc u m sta n ce s , it is an a ttitu d e
w h ic h is as im p ru d e n t as it is ir r e ­
sponsible.
A. G. D A L E

Defense of Pike

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T h « a rtic le s fro m the A ra b clu b
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REC O RD ED
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T h e pre se n t P r im e M in is te r o f
E g y p t , N a h as P a s h a , signed w ith
A n th o n y E d e n , th e 1936 tr e a ty ,
n o w denounced as b e in g m ade
“ u n d e r d u ress.” N a h a s P a s h a m ade
a lo n g speech to h is P a r lia m e n t a t
th a t tim e , fu ll o f p ra ise fo r th e
t r e a t y , and these a re e x tra c ts :
“ In d e e d
re co g n ize s
E g y p t.”

Sy atam a .

g e n tle m e n , the tr e a ty
the in d e p e n d e n ce o f

S p e a k in g o f th e B r it is h rig h t to
k eep troops in th e a re a , he s a id :
“ T o e n jo y th is in d e p e n d e n ce w e
m u st assume s e v e ra l o b lig a tio n s
...w h ic h
( a r e ) in o u r own in ­
te r e s t . . .”
O r p ro te ctin g th e Su e z C a n a l,
he said, “ Yes, w e a re n o t cap ab le
b y ou rselves o f a s s u rin g th a t pro­
te c tio n . T h a t is w h y w e m ust a c ­
c e p t the assistan ce o f an a lly . . •

W a h a v e , o f o u r f u l l will a n d fr o *
w ill, a u t h o r i s e d tho E n g l i s h t a
m a i n t a i n a g a r r i s o n o n tho C a n a l.”
T h is speech w a s
p ro lo n g ed ap p lau se.

fo llo w e d

by

I do not re c a ll th a t I h ave e v e r
seen a m ore fla g ra n t d isto rtio n o f
th e fa c ts o f re c e n t h is to ry th an in
th e a rtic le s I h av e ju s t read. M a n y
o f these d is te n tio n s are so ab su rd
th a t th e re is no p o in t in re p u d ia t­
in g them . T h e tr a g e d y is not so
m u ch th a t these fa b ric a tio n s h ave
re a ch e d p rin t, h u t th a t th e y ar#
a c t u a lly b e lie ve d b y so m a n y m is­
g u id e d A ra b s .
M A R T Y N de B E A U M O N T

*

Near East Quarrel
T O T H E E D IT O R :
F o r the past s e v e ra l d ay s I h a v *
b een fo llo w in g w ith in te re s t and
am u se m e n t the se rie s o f a rtic le s
b y th e p ro - B ritish and p ro - E g y p ­
tia n g ro u p * w ith in the U n iv e r s it y
c o n c e rn in g the N e a r E a s t s itu a ­
tio n .
T h e a rtic le s V>egan b y g iv in g info rm a tio n and w e re on an im p e r­
so n a l le v e l; h o w e v e r, this seem *
no lo n g e r to he so . . .
I f these tw o w a r r in g fa c tio n s
m u st h ave it o u t, it is to be hoped
th e y e ith e r do it p riv a te ly , an d
so n o t w aste T e x a n space th a t
m ig h t be
m o re
a d v a n ta g e o u s ly
u sed, o r b e h ave lik e g e n tle m e n
and a d u lts w h e n in p rin t.
F R A N K L Y N S P R IN G F IE L D II

Official
Noticed
C m d r. H e m s w ill r e t u r n to tb s c a m ­
pu s M o n d a y, N o v e m b e r 26 to in t e r v ie w
m e n in te r e s te d in c o m m is s io n s w ith th a
N a v y . O n ly m en g r a d u a t in g In J a n u a r y
need a p p ly . C m d r. H einie w ill a lso ta lk
to w o m en in te r e s te d in th e N a v y fo r a
r a r e e r . C o m e to H. H a ll 117 fo r sn a p ­
p o in tm e n t.
J O F . r> F A R R A R . D ir e c to r
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their numerous contradictions, a i 4
by their violently expressed h a­
tre d s. H a tre d s w h ic h , b y the way,
are d ire c te d as m u ch against
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W e b elieve th a t th e w o rk s o f
the g re a te s t co m p osers re p re se n t
su p re m e ac h ie v e m e n ts o f o u r c iv i­
liz a tio n . O b v io u sly , th e a b ility to
p lace such an e v a lu a tio n on them
ne ce ssitate s the a b ilit y to
seem
e ss e n tia l d e fe cts, an d in d iv id u a ls
in c a p a b le o f such d isc e rn m e n t are
d e p rive d o f the th r ill th a t comes
fro m
h e arin g these w o rk s ad e­
q u a t e ly p e rfo rm e d . A n y o n e w illin g
to fo re g o this th r ill p laces h im se lf
in th e c a te g o ry o f those who w ould
re m a in ig n o ra n t b ecau se ig n o ran ce
is bliss.

TO T H E E D IT O R :
T ho se who a s p ire to w a rd o p e ra­
tic n o to rie ty m ust in e v ita b ly fa ce
su ccess, m e d io c rity , o r f a ilu r e —
th is is a c a rd in a l fa c t , w h ich the
p a rtic ip a n ts , as w e ll as the a u ­
d ie n c e m ust re a liz e . N T S C ’s “ p re ­
s e n ta tio n ” o f “ O th e llo ”
was a
fiasco. T h e r e is q u ite no o th e r
w a y o f e x p ressin g it. T ru e , the
c o stu m in g and s c e n e ry w ere o u t­
sta n d in g , hut is a hook to he
ju d g e d by its c o v e r ? Is it not
e x h ib itin g
m ore g e n e ro s ity
to
N T S C by f r a n k ly a d m ittin g that
th e ir p ro d u ctio n w as !esy than
m e d io c re ?
In this c o u n try , the M e tro p o li­
ta n O p era epitom ize# the finest in
o p e ra tic p ro d u ctio n s. Y e t, in it*
illu s trio u s
h is to ry
only
five
“ O th e llo * ” h ave been reg ard ed as
s u c c e s s fu l; th is is sim p ly because
o f th e o p e ra ’* d iff ic u lt score. E v e n
th e g re a t C a ru s o n e v e r attem p ted
the role. C e r t a in ly , o n ly the lack
o f m u sical s a g a c ity can acco u n t
fo r
N T S C 's
a tte m p t to
fo s te r
“ O th e llo .”

9

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Ca

Misconception
TO T H E E D IT O R :
W e re g re t to note a to ta l m is­
co n ce p tio n o f the fu n c tio n o f m u ­
sical c ritic is m by co rre s p o n d e n t*
o f the T e x a n . A n y c r it ic w ho p re ­
te n d s to be co n scie n tio u s in the
p e rfo rm a n c e o f his c a llin g is ex­
pected to g ive his a c c u ra te o p in ­
ion o f the m erits and fa u lts o f the
e v e n t he has re p o rte d . I t i* to be
re co g n ize d
th a t
a
p e rfo rm a n c e
m a y be a g re a t one d espite its
fa u lt s , and even e n jo y a b le despite
se rio u s sh o rtco m in g s.

it

THE D A I L
TEXAN
3 1. L a i *. v - *
co n tin en t
38 L in e of
ju n c tu re

A w o rd re g a rd in g P ik e . T h is
y o u n g man is a d e vo te e o f opera
p a r e x c e lla n ce , read s v o ra c io u s ly
on th e su b je c t and ow n s som e 50
c o m p le te
reco rd ed
op eras.
He
w o u ld
not
under
any
c irc u m ­
sta n c e s re fu se m e rit w h e re it is
due. In his c ritic is m o f “ O th e llo ,”
he n e v e r d e viate d fro m th a t path
o f f a ir p lay.
J. M. M A IS E L
*

R

T Y P I N G : N F . A T w o rk .
2-9606. 2-4363.

P ic k

up s e r v ic e .

D I S S E R T A T I O N S — th e s e s — th e ses.
tric . 900 W e s t 3 1 st. 2-94 44.

E le c ­

W a n te d
G I R L S . B O Y S a n d f a m ily la u n d r y d o na
a t horns, 1404 C e d a r. P h o n e . 2-4291.
T M O N A T I V E s p e a k e rs
R is s ia n fo r
re c o rd in g * M a n a n d w o m a n — fe e C a l l)
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Stephen F. A ustin Hotel. A w el­
D ech m an , a ju n io r.
come b anquet w ill begin at 6:30
★
Io ta C h a p te r of Alpha Kappa p.m. at the hotel.
T h e re w ill be a business m e e tin g
Psi, p ro fe ssio n a l business f r a t e r n i ­
ty, will hold fo rm al in itiatio n of th e f r a t e r n i t y Monday a t 7 :30
Bervie es f o r 52 men S u n d a y a t 3 p.m. in U nion 309.
p.m. Dr. J o e B. F r a n tz , as sociate
Alpha D elta Sigma, n a tio n a l
p r o fe sso r of business h istory, will
be a d m itte d to m em bership alone: p ro fe ssio n a l a d v e rtising f r a t e r n i ­
ty, will hold a special business
with th e s tu d e n t initiates.
An in itia tio n b a n q u e t will be m e eting M onday, N ovem ber 26, in
held S u n d a y evening in th e Com ­ JB 301, H al Copeland, p r e s id e n t,
m odore P e r r y Hotel Ballroom . an n o u n c ed .
P lan s f o r th e a n n u a l A ggie
B a n q u e t s p e a k e r will be J o h n Ben
S h epp erd,
T exas S e c r e ta r y
of gam e p ro m o tio n will be m a d e a n d
im portant
business
dis­
S ta te a n d f o r m e r p r e s id e n t o f the o th e r
U n ite d S ta te s J u n io r C h a m b e r of cussed.

Sigma Chi Fraternity Chooses
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M e m b ers and th e ir g u e s ts arc

Jane Holcom b,
Miss Texas, Feted
A t Corpus C hristi
Miss T exas, the U n iv e r s ity ’s
J a n e Holcomb, v-is h o n o r e d by
C o rpu s Christi this w ee k -e n d at
a n u m b e r o f activities th e re .
As a p a r t of the W i n t e r F ishing
S w e e p sta k e s T o u r n a m e n t, th e a u ­
b u r n h aire d co-ed p re s e n te d the
prize to the w in n e r of th e Miss
Te>:a« S p o t F ish in g C o ntest.
Miss H olcom b v»,a e n t e r ta i n e d
at. a b a n q u e t With local n o ta b les
a r d took a tr ip to P a d r e Island.
She also wa- in te rview ed on f a s h ­
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Pies to Be Thrown
At Hillel Carnival
Y ou’ll have another chance to
throw' pies a t cam pus personali­
ties if you a tte n d the carnival at
H illel Foundation Sunday from 5
to IO p.m. Launching the United
J e w ish Appeal drive in A ustin, the
carn iv al is an attem pt to raise
m oney to fill the stu d en t quota.
In the p a s t pledges have been col­
lected.

JA CK BRO W N,

Com merce.
Max S ta r c k e , p re s id e n t of the
L ow er C olorad o River A u th o r ity
an d A u stin C h a m b e r of C o m ­
m erce, a n d R. Douglas, d ir e c to r of
i n d u s t r ia l rela tio n s f o r P r o c to r
an d G am ble, Dallas, will be g u est
s p e a k e rs f o r the m eeting o f A lpha
K appa Psi, professional business
f r a t e r n i t y a t 7 p.m. M onday.
G u ests f o r the p r o g ra m in the
Texas U nion 315-15 will be r e p ­
r e se n ta tiv e s of Sigma io ta E p si­
lon, h o n o r a r y a n d p r o f e s s io n a l1
m a n a g e m e n t f r a t e r n i t y , an d Beta
B e ta A lpha, w o m en ’s p rofessional
business a d m in istra tio n f r a t e r n i t y .
O th er in te r e s te d persons a r e in­
vited to a tte n d .
Mr. S ta r c k e will speak on the
" T h e L C RA S to ry ." F ollow ing his
ad d re ss will be Mr. D o u g la s’ dis­
passion of " S o a p and E dible Oil
M a n u f a c tu r in g ’’
R e f r e s h m e n ts will be se rv e d by
B e ta B e ta Alpha.
A ustin will m e e t S u n d a y a t 10:30
a m. a t th e Y.W .f'.A. A d m in is tra ­
tion Building, 914 Brazos.
A t this tim e, David Carson,
w o rs h ip c h a r m a n , will c ondu c t
religious services, followed by a
discussion period at 1 I a.m.
R o b e r t P ete rso n , g r a d u a t e s t u ­
d en t o f h isto ry a t th e U niv ersity ,
wilt in tr o d u c e the su b je c t, "I s
D e a th th e E n d ? ” . W illiam K u h at
ehek, d istric t m a n a g e r fo r the E n ­
cyclopedia A m ericana, will sum ­
m arize la st w e e k ’s discussion.

At The Churches

BARBARA ESGEN,

JA CK PANCOAST

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first o f five serm ons on "The Holy
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"The N ew World."
For the 7 :30 even in g service,
"The Greek Church" w ill be Dr.
H einsohn’s subject.
The choir, directed by Dr. B.
M. Bakkegard, w ill sin g the an*
them , "Prayer o f Thanksgiving,"
a N etherlands folksong.

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Sunday, November 25. 1951 THE DAILY TEXAN Page S

Campus Chest Co-chairmen
Not Dismayed by Goal Failure

The Dutch Have
A Dixieland, Too

Lik e the U S , the N etherlands pect. Exam inations are held only
has a North and South which at the year's end.
The w ar brought m any things
manages to get along in united
By JO A N N DICKERSON
disagreement, says Ben K ram er, to the N etherlands that had been I
I t began last year at election
only Dutch student at the U n iv e r­ unknown
before,
among them time. The U T co-ed thought the
baby-sitting and students w orking Campus Chest, which was part of
sity.
The R iv e r Rhine is the Mason their w ay through college,
student w elfare, was being kicked
“ Ev e ryth in g related with, the around and used as a political
and Dixon line, splitting the land
into the industrial North and a g ri­ United States is good,” seems to issue.
“ R ig h t then I became interested
cultural South. Politics, w ar, and he the slogan of the man on the
the R eform ation have separated street w'hen it comes to buying. in the Campus Chest, and I asked
the two areas even fu rth er over Fo r this reasons cigarettes all if I could help plan the cam­
the centuries, K ra m e r said.
have names in English, and the fad paign fo r this y e a r,” said M a ry
Ben (his full name is Bernar- is spreading to clothes, shoes, and P a t Dowell, 20-year-old senior
from Austin.
dus Josephus M a ria K ra m e r) came m any other items, Ben “ aid. O n ly
beer,
the
trad
itional
Dutch
drink,
N ot only did she help plan the
to the United States last Ja n u a ry
Chest drive, but in the fa il sho
a fte r serving .30 months in the retains its Dutch name.
B u t while the Dutch like A m e r­ found herself acting as co-chair­
Dutch A ir Force. He chose the
South to study sociology because ican goods, they do n’t alw ays ap­ man o f the project along w ith Don
his chief interest is in r a c e re la ­ preciate Am erican tourists, Ben Eastland.
She was not disappointed in
tions. He (-host Texas because it. said. The N etherlanders have been
has both Mexicans and Negroes. through a w ar which saw their her work. Stu d en t enthusiasm was
“ Preju d ice undermines the U n i­ economy badly damaged and much high all during the campaign. B u t
of their land destroyed, nnd they she was most delighted with other
ted States’ prestige in Eu ro p e,” he
are in no mood to welcome show­ members of the committee.
stated. “ Europeans hear a lot
offs.
“ The most fabulous group of
about democracy, especially since
Ben hopes to stay in the U n ite d people worked with us the steer­
the last w ar, but it is not the
S t a t e s for the four or five years ing
committer-,
the
solicitors,
good side of dem ocracy.”
it will take him to get his degree. everyone,” the petite brunnette
U n ive rsity study here is far He has already traveled quite a
said.
d ifferen t from Dutch clashes.
bit through
this country
and
So many people helped, she con­
“ Dutch p r o f e s s o r s think stu­ worked at a tourist ram p in Estes tinued, that it is a c tu a lly impossi­
dents go to the universities to Park, Colo., during this summer. ble to say who has worked the
He is not only learning nbout hardest.
study, not to cut classes,” Ben
“ I know, though, that all the
said. “ Students have a te rrific the United States, hut about H o l­
committee
members
deserve
amount o f freedom and respon­ land, too.
sibility, and they have to be on
“ I had never heard the story everyone’s thanks. The student
the ball. No teacher w ill take you about the boy who put his thumb support— some gave as much as
by the hand and tell you this in the dike until I came here,” he $10 to see the talent show and
chapter is for this week and flint explained. “ I ’m sure it never hap­ their enthusiasm during tho drive,
for next week. You have to find pened, although the Dutch have no m atter how sm all their dona­
out the teacher ansi w hat he likes, erected a statue for the conven­ tions might have been, was g reat.” j
and then you know w hat to ex­ ience of A m erican tourists.”
M a ry Bat, a plan I I m ajor, has

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no definite plans for a career
a fte r graduation in Ju n e . Fo r the
last fo u r years she has been a
counsellor at Cam p A llegro in
New Ham pshire, and she hopes
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By DOROTHY CAM PBELL

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phi

Gam House
Gets Face Lifted
T he big w hite house on Twenty- part. T he rooms w ere redivided
sixth Stre e t, ju st o ff Guadalupe, is from the fo u r original bedrooms,
h a vin g its face lifte d . N o t only T his flo o r of the w in g is fille d
that, but it’s also getting a bol- m ostly w ith bedrooms, w ith a
stering from the rear.
sleeping porch on the east end.
R en o vatin g of the P h i G a m m a j The porch is expected to accomoD elta house began late in Septem- dat<? sleepers both sum m er and
.b er. Passers-by who wondered if w inter.
the e n tire house was to be razed
A game room and workshop w ill
can a t last see m eaning in the take up most o f the g r o u n d - f W
w ork of contractor A . C. B ry a n t addition. On t h ^ east end w ill ba
com bination study-bedrooms.
and his men.
M oore said the old porch would
Les Moor, who has headed plan-

“ One o f the best Ideas to come
out o f Campus C hest was the
ta le n t show,” Don Ea s tla n d , cochairm an, said.
“ J u s t initiated this year, the
ta le n t show should be perpetuated
into a ye a rly event, as it drew
more crowds than the rest of the
cam paigning, and seemed very
po p u lar with students.”
Don, 21-year-old mid-law student from Hillsboro, said he was
pleased with results o f the drive,
even though it fell slig h tly short
o f the $8,000 goai.
“ It
wouldn’t
have
m attered
necessarily if our d rive was a
fin an cial success,” he said, “ as it
laid the groundwork fo r future
projects of this kind .”
“ Le arn in g from past mistakes of
the steering com m ittee o f Campus
Chest,' we w^re in ten t upon doing
tw o things this ye ar. M a in ly, we
decided not to have the drive last
.
,
.
lon ger than tw o weeks
The year before last, Campus
C hest solicitors received a lot of
adverse criticism because the drive
w'as prolonged several months and
e veryon e became tired of it. In
fa c t, it intim idated some students,
because they could n’t turn around
w ith o u t someone asking fo r a
con trib u tio n .”
“ W e also thought it would be a
b e tte r idea to con tact students in ­
d ivid u a lly instead o f through v a r­
ious organizations. In that w ay,
students would not be asked to
give through their so ro rity or fr a ­
te rn ity , and then again through
th e ir church group or the Y.
I,a w student Don is a candidate
for the editorial board o f the
T exas Law R eview and a member
1of
Ph i Delta P h i, honorary law
fra te rn ity .
.
Outside a ctivities take up a lot
w ith (jf
time He
actjve jn hm

ning fo r the chapter, said, w ider
siding
replace
the old. The_
m would
_________
r ____ ________
house w ill be repainted w hite, and
a new roof, reshaped to cover additions, w ill be put on.

be rebuilt. The second-floor porch
w ili be .removed and the main veranda w ill extend around both sides
the house and run into the
wing.
T w e lve Greek columns, more
The b i s K » t change w ill be the
than
o
w j„
w ing added to the back side of t h e
\ *___
L
M
reach from porch to ro o f o f the
house. It w ill have a flo o r extefid,
,
...
new house. S ix columns w ill grace
mg to each of the existing floors , ,
...
... , __
__j a
_ grounda th« fro n t- and three w lU be spaced
in the old part, and
on each side.
flo o r or basement.
The Phi Gam house was b u ilt
On the first flo o r o f the main
before the turn of the cen tu ry. L .
bous« w iil be a reception room, a N . Goldbeck, Austin re a lto r, was
I M tnd a l m u g room running ^
ownef>
tb* length of the ea>. side. Behind
A h o u t 1 9 9 0 the
esvrva snirel
lfliru aa vy, which
ADOUw J O- U In© P h i Gam m a
the Ilarge
spiral e
stairw
faces the fron t door, w ill be coat- D elta s bought the house, but soon
found th at they could not meet
rooms and lavatories.
the paym ents. H. J . L u tc h e r S ta rk ,
Behind these rooms, in the new
fo rm er U n iv e rsity regent and an
w ing, w ill be the housem other’s
ex-Phi Gam , bought the m ortgage
apartm ent, the kitchen, and the
and cleared the paym ents fo r th*
dining room. The dining room w ill
fra te rn ity .
seat about IOO persons.
B e fo re the house is again ready
U p stairs w ill he study rooms fo r occupancy the grounds w ill ba
w ith space fo r clothes in the old
Moor sa]d there probably
w ill be some landscaping, but it
has not ye t been planned. T o ta l
cost o f rem odeling is estim ated a t
$150,000.

Special Service
To Be Held Dec. 2

Kippers and Porridge
Keep Student Slim

She is a past vice-president of
“ H ow do you like yo u r ‘digs’? ’
Orange Ja c k e ts, v ic e p re sid e n t o f;
In
Eng land
this
question
Chi Omega sorority, vice-presi- j
would compare to our own quesdent of U T S A , and a past vice-:
tion of ‘How do you like your
president of the Y.
apartm ent, or fiat,
said
I . S.
“ T h e y used to call me the B e tle y , I Diversity graduate stueternal veep until I finally got a dent, who recently spent a ye a r
presidency.” She is president of in Selsey, Sussex, En g lan d ,
a* an
the Y this semester.
exchange teacher.
M a ry Bat is also a member of
“ Oh, m y digs are pash!” would
the R acket Club and W estm inister probably be the rep ly if one ronS tu d e n t Fellow ship.
sidered his abode com fortable and
A g reat sports fan, she was fo r­ saisfactory,
B e tle y added.
bidden to play touch football by
W hen finked about food in Engher parents a fte r she broke her land. B e tle y grinned and said that
leg in her freshm an year.
his fig u re trim m ed up consider­
“ I made m anv friends while I ably while there, hut a fte r he got
had my knee in a cast, ’ M a ry Bat use(j to kippers and porridge for
remembered. “ People would stop breakfast, and only one slice of
me on the sidewalk and ask how bacon and one egg a week, it
it happened and it they could w asn’t s o bad and soon he was
c a rry my books fo r me. It was a " on the mend again.”
great conversation opener.
“ I missed
_
.fried chicken
,
. . . fo
ftr din1 -n
“ I alw ays have fun m aking tier on Sundays, though.
lo kill
frien d s,"
M a ry
Bat
continued. a chicken under one ye a r of age
‘•That’s been the high-point of my is punishable by I a w. W hen a
camp work. Going up there every farm e r kills a pig or beef he must
summer has taken the place of sell h alf of it to the government.
g o i n g aw ay to school. E a tin g fried The Eng lish people speak of this
clams, staving in New Y o rk , and as k illing “ h alf a hog.”
meeting people that w ant to be
In discussing the B ritis h school
friends— i f s a ll a part of the same system, Mr. B e tle y said he thought
experience.”
the m ain problem was providing
adequate train in g at the ju n io r
high school level.
P rio r to entering this level of
training , the student is given v a r­
ious entrance exam inations. U n ­
less he meets a certain standard,
his schooling is term inated a fte r
three years, meaning that he is
out of school at 16. D u rin g these
three years the pupil who knows
he is not going an y fu rth e r w ith
When Medicines
his education is prone to develop
an in d iffere n t attitude. Mr. Be tle y
Are Needed . . .
thinks this could be helped by a
Yo u ca n d e p e n d upon our largo
vocati mal program.
s t o c k * t o m a k * it p o s s i b l e t o
I f a student completes his sec­
f i l l p r o s c r i p t i o n * in a m a t t e r o f
ondary train in g w ith the proper
minute*.
ED MINOR, Pharmacist grades and desires to continue his
education, he is given more ex­
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T he
U n iv e rsity
Christian
C hurch w ill h o l d special postT hanksgiving ecum enical services
S u n d a y (Dec. 2) from 6 to 7:30
p.m.
Roy
M cCorkel,
Southeastern
Eu rop ean director of C A R E from
1949 to 1951, w ill be guest speak­
er.
M cC orkel is a graduate of Y a le
D iv in ity School a n d ha
spent
much o f his time abroad. He re­
c e n tly returned from two years in
G eneva. He is a fo rm e r director
of the Student Peace Program .

twro years of high school and two fra te rn ity , Delta T a u D elta, and
years of college w o rk in Am erica, serves as chairm an o f the publi'I hen, being
interested In still cations committee. He is a new
more training , by com petitive ex- m em ber of Cowboys and an upperam ination he m ay enter Cam- class advisor for freshm an fellowbridge or O xford at governm ent ship at the Y.
expense. O n ly about five to seven
Don graduated from Hillsboro
per cent of applicants qu alify.
Ju n io r College in 1949, where he
A n o th er institu tion of educa- was editor of the annual fo r two
tion in En g la n d is the “ public” years,
gchool system w hich is the same
H e is going into partnership
as U S p rivate schools, and are w ith his fath e r in H illsboro a fte r
m aintained by the w ealthier peo- he passes the bar, “ even though
ple
there are already 600 law yers in
“ The En g lish people, I think, Hillsboro. L a w y e rs seem to be a
are much more frie n d ly than most dime a dozen now-a-days,” he said.
Am ericans have them pictured,”

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Ions: h a i r s will be pl ayed by t h e ! d e n t f r o m We s l ac o , will b e f e e * S
U n i ve r s i t y S y mph o n i c B a n d in R e ­ t ur ed as t r o m b o n e soloist. F o r I
cit al Hall S u n d a y at 4 p.m.
t he l a s t two y e a r s he ha s pl ayed
I nc l u de d in the pr o g r a m will be
f i r s t t r o m b o n e f o r t he Aus t i n j
t he f i r s t band p e r f o r m a n c e o f j
“ E t u d e , ” a pi ece compos ed by S y m p h o n y and Un i ve r s i t y S y m ­
A l e x a n d e r S c r a b i a n c o n v e y i n g u n ­ phony o r c h e s t r a s .
usual t o na l s o n o r i t y and dept h o f
e xpr e s s i o n.
Ori gi nal l y c ompo s ed
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t o w e r , who by his own a d m i s s i o n :
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w a y a c r o s s t he s t a t e o f T e x a s .
m o t h e r ’s high and u n wa n t e d pl ans
T o t he p a r t n e r s h i p Cl i n t bri ngs
f o r h e r s o n ’s f u t u r e , he descri bes
h e r as “ wi t h he r mo u t h drawn in
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t op o f a D u k e ’s Mi xt ur e t o b a c c o
s a c k , unless you wish t o b r e a k t he
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F o r a c hang e f r o m t he ps yc ho­
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t his is a t horoughl y happy book,
woman ’ o p e n s in H o g g A u d i t o r i u m on D e c e m b e r 5 for a f o u r - d a y
to t he i ma gi nat i o n, “ T h e T . S. a l mo s t g u a r a n t e e d t o m a k e t he
T H E T . S. E L I O T M Y T H . B y Ro*. Eliot Writing.”
run.
•ell H o p # R o b b i n s . N ow Y o r k :
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a l imit ed aud i e n c e , T . S. E l i o t ’s o f his own t o tell us a b o u t i t — f or
e x a l t e d position in m o d e r n Engl i sh! t h a t is t he pe c ul i a r skill o f a poet
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Cl a r a Ann T a y l o r and M a r y Ann bot h sides d i s a g r e e i ng in a mo r e
Eliot Myth.”
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the n a t i o n, and t he i r t r a v e l i n g e x ­
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penses a r e d e f r a y e d by L S U .
works do n o t e n t i t l e him to g r e a t ­ be e n o v e r - e x a g g e r a t e d f o r e f f e c t .
>ig h o o k a b o u t t h e C l i n t a n £ C l a u d i e
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Dr. J . Dal e Wel sh o f Mi ssissippi
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First Frost Tints
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Th* first f rost s of the fall have
l e f t a vivid colorin* n ot seen in
Austin in many a year. Dr. Ben­
j a mi n C. Tharp, professor of bot­
any, says the trees t ur ne d sumh
beautiful shades this y e a r be­
cause of the early freeze.
He suggests a drive to Mount
Bonnell Sunday a f te rnoon when
the sumacs should he in full color.
Brightening the University c a m­
pus ar e the silver leaf maples with
their yellow leaves, the cot t on ­
woods, sycamores, and
Texa*
oas.

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On Air Psychology
" Gr oup Dynamics a nd Air Cl
T’-ychology’’ will be discussed by
Dr. Robert L. French , d i r er t or of
air crew trai ning af Ita ndolph AI r
evening at
Force Bane Monda
7:30 in Sutton Hall 3 04.
The discussion w ill be open to
the public.
On leave of ah «ence fi om
Nort hwestern Univei ■si tv, wh ere
he I* a pr of es or of psychol'* gy,
Dr. French ha- been engaged by
the Air Force to t udv fact ors
that aid for good adjust rne n t
among bomber crew iti f*mhe r*t i neluding: stud- of
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On Whitis, Guadalupe, and the
creek bor der ing the east side of
the campus, Spanish and Texas
oaks are in bright a r r ay of yellow
and red. The rhin«-«e candle tree
ill one of the few trees in Austin
having leaven tha t t ur n a deep
maroon.
Dr. Tharp says those who go
to the AAM game should have
good scenery because the trees
will he in gaudy display along the
highway.

Two University Doctors
To Address Local M D 's
(>r. John Wad and Dr. Raymond
Gregory, of the University Medi­
cal Branch in Galveston, will a d ­
dress Austin physicians Monday
night in Sutton Hall 101 a t 7
o'clock. The lectures will be given
as p ar t of a ten-week medical
course tieing sponsored by the
P ost gr aduat e School of Medicine,
the Main I niversity, and the TexH- Academy of General Practice,
Austin Chapter.

Stockton Attends
N Y Committee M eeting
Dr. John Ft. Stockton, professor
of Business Statistics and director
of the Bureau of Business Research, at tende d the annual m e et ­
ing of the < ornmittee on Research
of the Universities National Bu­
reau of Economic Research, No­
vember 23 and 2 1 in New York.

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Tooth Decay Preventive
Aids Cancer Development
Prelimi nary experiment# seem
to indicate sodium fluoride cause*
breast cancer to app e ar ear lier in
laborator y mice which would even­
tually develop cancerous tissue,
Dr. Alfred Taylor, r esearch scien­
tist for the Uni v a n i t y Cancer
Research I nstitute, has announced.
The s t a t e me n t has t hr own a

block in t h e way o f a national
campaign to introduce sodium
fluoride into drinking water for
the prevention o f tooth decay.
Dr. Taylor, nationally-known
for his work in c a n ce r research,
said, however, t h a t they have
come to no definite conclusion as
vet.

• Th* Tex#* Health Department,
j which is c u r re n tl y sponsoring a
drive to introduce sodium fluoride
into the w a t e r supply of Texas
cities, has indicated t h a t it t hinks
Dr. T a y l o r ’s r e p o r t is unfounded.
The director o f the Dental Divi­
sion of the Health De pa rt me n t
stated t h a t t he y regard the r ep o r t
as being “ a mere r umor. ”
About t we n t y Texas cities, in­
cluding Austin, Dallas and F o r t
Worth, were pr eparing to fluori­
dat e their w a t e r supplies by a d d ­
ing one p a r t sodium fluoride to
every million par ts of water. These
projects bogged down on Dr. T a y ­
A t Odessa on December fl, Uni ­ lor ’s a nn oun c ement .
Dr. Tayl or said the preliminary
versity r e p r es e nt at i v e! in We st
Te xa s will be Mr. Roach, Roger exper iment al results indicate so­
Gilley,
as si st a n t
professor
of dium fluoride causes breast c a n ­
dr ama, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Hestir. cers to a p p e ar earlier in an or gan­
ism in which ca nce r would even­
Fo r centr al Texas, on December tually develop. But, he e m p h a­
15 in Geor get own, the following sized, his exper iment s do not indi­
will p ar ti ci pa te : E. R. Norris, as­ cate tha t sodium fluoride produce*
sistant pr ofessor of d r a m a ; Emo- br ea st cancer.
gene Eme ry, special i ns t ruc t o r in
Dr. Tayl or also pointed out t h at
speech; V er a Gillespie, inst ruc t or
the nat ural fluorine found in wa­
in jour nal ism; Olin Hinkle, as so­
te r supplies doe* not have the
ciate pr ofessor of jour nal ism; Mr.
same properties as sodium fluor­
Roach, abd . l r . Hestir.
ide. He said sodium fluoride I ;
not been used in water supplies
Friday Morning Fire
long enough to draw conclusions
Dam ages Student Home concerning effect# of the chemics,
Fire damaged the home of J a n ­ on human beings.
.Sodium fluoride is well known
ice Ray, f reshman voice ma j or
living a t 25/07 Robinson Avenue, t o have marker! biological effects,”
F r i da y morning. Origin of the fire he stated. “ It increases the r espi r ­
ation rate of cancerous tissue a s
is undet er mined.
compared
wi t h
non-cancerou*
The second floor rooms were tissue.”
burned out and some of the first
Asked if the amount s of sodium
floor rooms wer e damaged.
fluoride i nt r od uc ed into dr inking
Douglas Letson, University s t u ­ wat e r are enough to cause the-e
de n t who rooms a t the Ray resi­ biological effects in humans, he
dence, lost all of his engi neering replied, “ I f it affects the teeth, it
equi pment and most of his bel ong­ probably affects other tissues."
ings in the fire.

11 Professors to Aid
League Conferences
Kleven
University professors
and inst ructors wbil have an active
p a r t in S t ud e n t Activities Con­
fer ences of the Texas I nter scho­
lastic League dur ing December.
Dr. VV. Powell S tewar t, associ­
ate professor of English, will work
with ready writer* at Kilgore, De­
cember I, Granville Price, associ­
ate professor of j our nal ism, and
Bluford
Hestir,
interscholastic
j our nal ism director, will assist
j our nalists, and Bruce Roach, in­
terscholastic speech director, will
aid d r a m a and speech students.
The conf e re nce for west cen­
tral Texas, also on December I,
will be held in Abilene. Norris
G, Davis, as si st a nt pr ofessor of
journal ism, and Marti n Todar o, in­
struct or in speech, will take part.
Friday

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mupl e s- onl y affairs, Dick McKaughan, publicity d i r ec t or for
the Union, said Thurs day. The
| nightclub style of fiance wbth cig­
a r e t girls and waiters will be con ­
tinued, he said.

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