W eather: H o t and partly cloudy, High around 92 degrees. Sunrise 6:17; sunset 6:32 The DAiHr Texan ‘First Co liege Daily in the South'1 « - e a - ,\9 » 3 5 0 ______ ^yVERSITY Qp T V O L 57 Price Five Cents AUSTIN, TEXAS, TH U R S D A Y , SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 Ten Pages Today N O . 26 Johns Hopkins Scientist Discovers Cold Preventive First Tests On Enrollment Drop Tops Estimate Cold Immunity Are Promising --------------------------------------------- A * * * = Derris, G O P in Combat Again! CEC Denies Involved in Two Pretty tor Words Local Issues Dropped Shows Replacements Being Sought \ B A L T IM O R E , Sept. IR, * T he f ir s t su c c e s s fu l v a c c in e a g a in s t a m a jo r co m m o n cold v iru s w as r e ­ p o rte d to n ig h t. T he B a ltim o re Sun s a id th e v a c c in e was d e veloped b y D r . W in s to n H . P ric e , Johns H o p k in s U n iv e r s ity s c ie n tis t. in In a c o p y rig h t s to ry to m o r ­ r o w ’s p a p e r. Sun science w r it e r W e ld o n W a lla c e re p o rte d the v a c ­ c in e p re v e n te d colds caused b y th e in RO p e r cent o f 400 J H v ir u s p e rso n s in a se ries o f c o n tro lle d tests. in o c u la te d T h e J H v ir u s , iso la te d b y D r. P r ic e in p re v io u s studies, caused 30 p e r c e n t o f th e co m m o n colds w h ic h c a m e to his a tte n tio n in in ­ v e s tig a tio n s m a d e o v e r a tw o -y e a r p e rio d . H a s L i m i t a t i o n s T h e v a c c in e w as m ade fro m the k ille d J H v ir u s and pro d u ce d no s y m p to m s , d is c o m fo rt o r sid e e f­ fe c ts w h a ts o e v e r in persons w h o r e c e iv e d it in D r. P r ic e ’s te s t, th e p a p e r sa id . A lth o u g h an u n kn ow n n u m b e r o f fo r colds re sp o n sib le v iru s e s a re and D r . P r ic e ’s v a c c in e c a n ’t be i to w o rk a g ainst a ll o f i e x p e c te d th e m , th e Sun c a lle d it “ the f ir s t j b re a k th ro u g h in fin d in g a p re v e n ­ t a tiv e fo r th is a ilm e n t, one o f m a n ­ k in d ’s m o s t v e x in g c o m p la in ts .’ ’ T o p ro d u c e im m u n ity , tw o shots th e fo llo w in g the fir s t b y fo u r v a c c in e are g iv e n , o f th e second w e e ks. “ S a m p le s o f blood se ru m o b ­ ta in e d b v D r . P ric e fro m h o s p ita ls a ll o v e r the c o u n try re v e a le d the p re se n ce o f a n tib o d ie s a g a in st th is v ir u s . ’ T h e re fo re it is one o f th e o rg a n ­ is m s w h ic h cause colds in a ll p a rts o f th e s to ry s a id . th e U n ite d S ta te s.’ ’ F u ll R e p o rt Soon te c h n ic a l account o f th e v a c - A in pro ce e d in g s o f th e N a ­ is c in e tio n a l A c a d e m y o f Sciences now in p r in t and s.ion to be relea se d . , B o y s ’ t r a in in g si hools co o p era te d tn th e s tu d ie s by D r. P ric e , an o f­ f ic ia l o f th e Johns H o p kin s School o f H y g ie n e and P u b lic H e a lth . L ig h t la rg e groups o f v o lu n te e rs in the e x p e rim e n ts and in an e p i­ to o k p a rt th e v a c c in e w as tested d e m ic w h ic h ne, u rre d n o rm a lly . In one g ro u p o f IOO boss, 50 w e re in je c te d w ith the v a ccin e . 25 w e re g iv e n a sa lin e so lu tio n w h ic h p ro d u ce s no effe cts, and 25 w e re fro m k ille d g iv e n a p re p a ra tio n m o n ke y in tissue, w h ic h th e v iru s was g ro w n . the m e d iu m the colds A n o u tb re a k o f th e p a p e r re p o rte d , and fro m th e .TH v ir u s o c c u rre d fiv e weeks la te r, l l b o ys o u t o f the 25 who re c e iv e d th e s a li n e so lu tio n ca u g ht colds the T w e lv e o u t o f the 25 who got m o n k e y k id n e y tissue also ca u g h t cold® th e 50 w h o the P ric e v a c c in e d e v e lo p e d co ld sym p to m s. B u t o n ly th re e o f re c e iv e d Reuther Heads ’Issues Speakers' to rc - of the G re a t re g is tra tio n W ith a B la n k e t T a x, now on s a le a t and 52.50 T e x a s U n iv e r s ity students m a y a t ­ te n d 1» Issues the U n iv e r s ity o f C o m m nee o f L e a d in g o ff w ill be W a lte r T e x a s R e u th e r p re sid e n t of the C n ite d A u to W o rk e rs , on Get 2 at X p .m . in G re g o ry G y m . S p e a kin g on “ L a b o r " P.euther fo llo w e d by H ines B a k e r w ill be s p e a k in g i n M a n a g e m e n t’ on Or t 'I i.cries H a ll; T h e o d o re O 18 in U e r i e ! “ The S p iritu a l N a tu re o f M an on O r t 30 in B a tts A u d i­ to riu m Sidnev Hook on M a n in on Nov 7 in B a tts A u d i­ N a tu re to be a n ­ to r iu m and a speaker, la te r, on no u nce d “ T he P o litic a l the S uprem e C o u rt.’ ’ on Role t)f rn T ow nes H a ll. I >ec 11 on Texan Sets Broader Bounds for Delivery to rou te s D e liv e r y fo r T ile D a ily T e x a n h a ve been extended in ­ c lu d e m o re students liv in g o u tsid e th e U n iv e r s ity area s ta rtin g T u e s ­ d a y m o rn in g . T l v r - . o f i l l be hounded by 38th and 12th Streets and L a s t A v e n u e J e ffe rs o n -! ( a r tfo r d R o a d s C a m pu s d e liv e ry w ill be m a d e to o ffic e s of subsr r ifle rs of the pa p r o and it< - S t u d e n t w hr» live* o u ts id e /o n e - can p i c k up tjje th e ir the T exas U n io n , W a g ­ Townes H a ll. F.ngi- rig B u ild in g , and the J o u rn a l­ d e b v e ry p a p e rs at goner H a ll nce is m B u ild in g C ost o f T he D a ily T e xa n fo r in clu d e s fo llo w in g c a te g o rie s S tudents the hom e d e liv e ry n o n -!; nker T a x h o ld e rs th e liv in g zone out-ode o f A u s tin 58 p c: lovi vt nine m onths. in sid e 55 V i m a ile d in A u s tin JU fo r a a ll “ Jazz a t th e P h ilh a r m o n ic , as fa r as I know', w a s n o t c a n ce lle d at U T be ca use o f a n y s p e c ific r a c ia l p ro b le m s h e re on c a m p u s ,’ ’ M iss L illia n S e lle r, c o o rd in a to r o f p u b lic p ro g ra m s , to ld th e T exa n W ednesday'. “ T h e ir a g e n ts to ld m e th a t they had d e c lin e d h e re and th ro u g h o u t the South because o f g e n e ra l ra c ia l u n re s t in a ll these a re a s .’ ’ she sa id . She added th a t eve n if hey had w a n te d to co m e to th e c a m ­ pus, th e ir c a n c e lla tio n s w e re so n u m e ro u s e ls e w h e re th e y c o u ld n 't h ave a ffo rd e d it. B o th “ Jazz at th e P h il” a nd the D a ve B ru b e e k Q u a rte tte h a v e a ls o ju s t announced c a n c e lla tio n s in D a lla s , the D a lla s M o rn in g N e w s re p o rts . tw o fa m o u s T he ja z z p ro g ra m s . both fe a tu rin g a n u m b e r o f N e g ro e n te rta in e rs , sa id they w e re not a p p e a rin g in the South o r in b o rd e r in these states because o f “ u n re s t’ a re a s o v e r r a c ia l in te g ra tio n . fo r 'N o v e m b e r A p roposed s u b s titu te the “ E v o lu tio n I p ro g r a m , of J a z z ’ ’ w ill) an a ll- w h ite east, an- 1 nounced in W e d n e sd a y s Texan as I d id a s u b s titu te not m a te r ia liz e because o f schedule c o n flic ts M iss S e l l e r sa id W ednes­ d a y a fte rn o o n th a t a new s u b s titu te m u s t tx- fo u nd . fo r N o v e m b e r She added M iss S e lle r is c u r r e n tly c o n ta c t­ in g a ll n a tio n a l a g e n ts to fin d r e ­ p la c e m e n ts fo r “ Jazz a t the P h il, " w h ic h had been set fen Septem ber 30, and “ E n c y c lo p e d ia o f Jazz. w h ic h w as s ch e d u le d N o v e m b e r I. son w ill now be on O c to b e r 7. LIBBY MULLENIX (left), ea^ured University o f Teng T i m e s r had some The D e p a rt. than 400 ire T U r e p o rt e d v m o r e th a n ra n k s ca det th e h a rd - .v E n g lis h and G y m . Thursday, September !9, 1957 THE D A IL Y T EX A N Page 2 r - f - \ I T T T Texas lech: Trouble And so the Texas Tech incident moves Into another round—-with blow-by-blow exchanges becoming more and more heated. Among the latest developments are resolutions from the Tech faculty charging that the Tech Board of Directors violated principles of academie freedom and accreditation s tandar ds on in July when they ousted three Tech professors- Drs. Abernethy, Greenberg, and Stensland in secret ses­ sion without hearing. faculty tcnun* Southern Association of College and Secondary said it will begin an investigation Sep­ Schools ha tember 23, and the American As ^Gelation (J t ni* v e r s i f y Professors has indicated it also may make a probe. Earlier, the Tech Board, meeting August 17— a month after the trouble first started, voting 8*1 again denied the professors an open hearing. No matter who is to blame, it is gratifying to see the concern and sincere interest which has been ex­ p r e s s e d from all parts of the country— from fellow professors and educators and students, from politic­ ians and farmers and businessmen all concerned when violations of academic freedom supposedly occur. It would have been a sad day, indeed, had their dismissal for reasons unstated been met with a pas­ s i v e resistance from fear of endangering job or position. As from the start, there are still too many un­ answered questions. W hy weren’t reasons given for tile ouster? Tho professors have requested a public hearing, and it would seem lf only the trio’s teaching were involved and reasons for dismissals were well founded, that only the professors would stand to l o s e from such a hearing. Th** Lubbock newspaper of>enly said that Hie re­ movals resulted from political and social pressure Abernethy was a tho Democrats of leader Texas, the liberal wing of the Democratic Party, and Greenberg had publicly stated he favored inte­ gration. in Other unofficial reasons have come to the fore three informal meeting between the following an professors and two Board officer^: 1) Charges that Abernethy, former regional di­ r e c e i v e s a f r o m work as a mediator in rector of the Wage Stabilization B o a r d , large outside labor-management disputes. i n c o m e 2) Two petitions (signed by about five Tech stu­ dents) asking for the removal of Dr, Greenberg. 3) Letters from students, alumni, and others critical of the professors. -1) Abolition of the Adult Education Program (and thus the Job of Dr. Per Stensland) as an economy measure Influence of some of these reasons may be dis­ to di‘"gruntled students; credited and attributed almost every professor has his share. t i t h e r s have speculated, in tin* case of Stensland, that, the adult program C p t n s o r e d by funds from the F or d Foundation) was ent irely tor* liberal for the Conservative Board A less widely circulated reason bas been advanced that the r is e in some way involves th* 'Tech a d ­ mi nist rati on and tile Board wishes to save T e c h’s face. t he har d Even then, It I reasonabl e men, fi of their a ’t i<>n I po refloat cd Iv f Col- 5 Will m u c h , T e c h ■vc* the XOS i of r i r di n ll Ii 'I* p h o n e d I lr. I' Th la tin tO! it* cont] I n an o f 1 1 1 De a n ti on in I. for S o u t h e r n school s, r r n a n of ii l ee on c h p r e s i ­ di o find- to his i •rn de im fit r t A At T r o t g ni z e d cod >n A A IT s t a t e d c r i t i c i s m s by s pe c i f i c wor e d i s m i s s e d wi t hout r tir o In spi f p of tho c h a r g e s , a l ­ if; Pions n o d spo. nati ons, a n d th** tho a ct ual the onl y t ho p r of e s s o r s , Boar d of official r e a s o n e v e r gi ven for t h e i r (I: sn, i O'a I r a t h e r ne b u l o u s s t a t e m e n t m a d e by e x - Un i v e r s i f y professor, the T e c h B o a r d m e m b e r , J K v e t t s Balov, t hat P r s A 1 '•rncthy a n d G r e e n b e r g del not m e a s u r e u p t o T e c h ' s a c a d e m i c and i nt e l l e c t ua l s t a n d a r d s . a n d t ho is F N . Fi nes T e c h Pr e s i de n t , not t he r e c o m ­ ' o r all t hr e e of t h e ,*.• ur wi t h lint h a d r- a or, , (I d Boar d' s a i t i o n , m e n d e d i u s e s pr of essor s. D r p a r t i r i g h t s , i nterposi t ion, In r r v psychology p r o f es s o r , f a vor s grati on. Dr A b e r n e t h y is an act i ve l e a d e r the l i b e r a l wi n g of t he D e m o - ( i r e e n b o r g . a i n t e ­ J . K v e t t s H a i r y is a n out - [token < o n cry Hi ve p r o p o n e n t of s t a t e ' s a n d sojjro ifion. T h e Bo a r d h a s c o n ­ sistently r e f u s e d to g r a n t an o p e n t he o u s t e d heari ng, o r r e i n s t a t e professors, m a i n t a i n i n g the Dust­ i n: a< ' on l eg i t i ma t e a n d ' >nah]o f u n c t i o n of the b o a r d of 1 1 direr tors of a n y fi rm o r o r g a n i ­ i n c l u d i n g a s t a t e coll ege. z a t i o n , f r a m e w o r k of fa ts ' l e c h bv Boar d' s c o n s i s t e n t si l ence a n d " n o • ali ment ' po l i c y ha s a r i s e n a c o n ­ g l o m e r a t i o n of concl usi on, s p e c u l a - ' *n, a n d a- u s a t ion t h a t a t h e s t is c i r c u r m t intia! a n d a t wo r s t s h e e r f a n t a s y . s u p p o r t e d iv is a P: im t h m t h i s t he Tile tha Is o n e r t i l e f..» f. a* J. l a a d e n d o f im I PU fron prof lane Adi -1 i tut * h i m i n y a* prof* I C riffle H a l e y " m a s ft >r ■opted c o n s e n s u s rigors w e r e di s- > of t h e i r polit I- d i es r a t h e r t h a n lencies. ha s been wi de l y i t e r m i n d i n g ” t h e r a n g i n g r ea s o n s t i c s lo the s o m e w h a t i m- h y p o t h e s i s (ha' Dr. St e ns- I ndurat i on P r o g r a m it In- t i n g with Haley s 11a- Vme r i i a n St udi es. • lf a f r e q u e n t f i g u r e of l b s political v i ew s •st so-cal l ed p r o g r e s s i v e m i n d e d g r o u p s to p e g a r c h t h e As a hi st or y pr o f es - ' n u or.shy, he wa s a . s j title of a n d i s m i s s e d h a c k in 1936 for, a mo n g o t h e r thing®, hi s pol it i cal act i vi t y. At the r e c e n t T e c h Bo e r d m e e t ­ ing Ha i r y c as t t he Ione di sse nt i ng vot e when t h e y v o t ed 8-1 to g r a n t an open publ ic h e a r i n g , or a n y the o t h e r kind of h e a r i n g , ou st e d pr o f e s s o r s H a l e y s a i d he t hought the B o a r d shoul d f a ce the t h r e e men . for So t he c ase s t a n d s , s h r o u d e d in m y s t e r y , s ub j e c t of a long d r a w n out p r o p a g a n d a c a m p a i g n by bot h sal e- . still l acki ng in g e m a1 knowl ­ e d ge of the b a s i c f a c t s , a n d r e a d y f or t rial by t he l e a d i n g a c a d e m i c a s x- i at ions of t he c o u n t r y . T h e s e s e r v e as p r o s e ­ asso c i at i o ns wail j ur y. r i d g e , a n d cut i ng att orney the g e n ­ !>** T h e e x e c u t i o n e r vvdl e r al public, a n d wall n o d o u b t in­ flict wha to*, en pur- - bn • *:• ' h e j u r y r e c o m m e n d s . the t h a t It c a n be h o p e d r eal f act s, u n b i as e d a n d c o mp l e t e , will .'h* r n Asso­ t h e S f r om e m e r g e i nves t i ­ c i a t i o n s and t h e A A ' ' B s i r< a d a n g e r gat i on Yet t h e r e s the t hat f or me! b y j o u r n a l i s m h a s a l r e a d y i nsi di ousl y p r e j u d i c e d the j u r y . t he age- ol d d< . p a i r of t r i al s y s t e m c o ur t s Official Notices H: ..SUMAN SO P H O M O R E A M * Physical for WOMEN S e c t io n i z in g he held Mon­ T r i n n g for Worn, a w -ft* m o o n -ird Tio-sd. i. Se p tem b e r et - ga nod -’4 a* th e W o m e n » Gvnnnaslum, So p hom ores si gn up M onday. 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HEMPHILL'S ITS FALL FIX-UP TIME ★ Linens Dan Ri ver S h e e t s 2. 30 t o 2 95 D a n Ri ver P i l l o w c a s e s ...............1.15 pr. ^ ★ 3-posi+ion stu dy p illo w s A s s o r t e d co lors a n d fa b r ics to c h o o s e b o ' 3.98 and 4.98 ★ Book cases R u g g e d w r o u g h t iron, r u b b e r - t i p p e d , 2 styles t o choose f r o m 3.95 a n d 5.95 ★ M a g a z in e racks W r o u g h t iron a nd brass LOO t o 5.95 ★ W a s t e baskets v .98 t o 1.49 ★ O v e r - t h e - d o o r G a r m e n t H a n q e r .79 - S H S . 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S i * e llie»<* \ i r i l » * t c o u r a g e o u s li n t c o r r e c t c o l o r s now — s t r i c t l y f o r m e n o n l y ! a m i o n l y $ 2 2 . 9 5 • O U T S I D E W i n d - d e f y i n g D u P o n t Nylon • I N N D E W a ’ Hx Ri ch N y l o n Fl eece • Q u i c k - S t a r t N o - S n a g 2 p p e r C a n n o n Towels .............................93 w i w F a t n o i i 8 w a r i l l i li-w ii I n u l l - w p is til C a n n o n W a s h C l o t h ................... 29 A N D W A S H . A N D - W E A R in a n y col or , so Ea s y t o car e f or , j ust OSS i t in y o u r a u t o ­ m a t i c washer. V ^ a i r u i U A . S H O E I S T O R E 23-18 Guaduluoe — On the D rc ] (n h e rs /tif coop I S T U D E N T ! O W N S T O * I T H E F A M O U S L A B E L S S T O R E A T 611 C O N G R E S S In Steer-Georgia Tilt Thursday, September 19, 1957 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 5 Clash 3 Exhibition Games Open 'Mural Play *\ ROBERT E. LEE played on G ra n t Field. . . . invading G e 5 W hen T ex a s goes m arch in g into the J Georgia S a tu rd a y G eorgia Bulldogs, old-timers in the is a Peach State w ill mixed-up re p la y of the C iv il W a r. to m eet think it The m ainsprings of the Confed­ eracy w ill be opposing each other on Hie gridiron. R o b ert E . Lee, T exas’ startin g right guard, w ill find G eo rg ia 's scatbaok loft half. Jefferson B e a u re g a rd D avis, one of his prin cipal tacklin g targets. Stran g er yet, the gam e w ill be D avis w as the national leader in last season, runs punt return averag e turning touchdown long against M ia m i and A lab am a. in The Bulldogs, like Texas, are a t­ tempting a retu rn to fexit ball prom ­ inence afte r a seige of lean days. lib e ra lly T h eir sprinkled w ith well-regarded sopho­ mores. The top G eorgia q u a rte r­ backs C h a rle y B ritt and T om m y lineup w ill bp two L e w is, are both sophs. B ritt, a strong runner and a fine pas cr, is holding down the num ber one spot. Don Soberdash, a sophomore tran sfer from M arylan d , is another fine running back who is being counted on h e a v ily by G eorg ia Coach W a lly Butts. An interesting sophomore end prospect is B ob b y Towns, the son of fo rm er O lym p ic hurdles ch am ­ pion Fo rrest Towns. Lik e father, like son, for young Towns is cx- t eeptionally speedy as w ell as being a good receive r. D a v e L lo yd , a sophomore tran s­ fer from Texas Tech, played against the Steers in 1955 w h ile a I freshm an R ed R a id e r. School doesn t get under w a y at G eorgia until the w ic k after the 'g a m e , and the G eo rg ia D ixie Red .('o a t Ban d won't lie av a ila b le lor ; the game By G ER A LD G R E E N T e x a n I n t r a m u r a l C o - o r d i n a t o r Sigm a A lpha Epsilon and Oak G rove, finalists in last y e a r's in ­ tram u ral football competition, are scheduled to get this season’s play off to a rousing start when they meet in an exhibition contest at 7 p m.. M onday, on W h itak er Fie ld Also on the docket for M onday night is a battle featuring D elta Tau D elta, defending all-sports fratern ity champion, and P h i D elta Theta. A contest between B ra c k e n ­ ridge H a ll, 1956 dorm itory champ, and B ru n ette House w ill round out opening night festivities. T ile gam es w ill be played sim ul­ taneously on three W h ita k er Field gridirons. beginning “ One of the p rim a ry purposes of ! these exhibition games is to give ex perien ce," In tra m u ra l A ssistant Sonny “ R e g u la r season play in Booker. the fra te rn ity division of our pro- referees I said ! gram w ill begin the next d a y .” R o ck e r also emphasized that fra te rn ity entries must be in his of­ fice by noon Friday. To date, 13 of the Greek-letter organization* have filed entry blanks. Clubs, independents, dormitories, and competitors in the Rag Knot division have until October I, to “ T h ey are not yet organ­ enter, ized, w hereas the fratern ities are; thus the later starting date,” ex­ plained In tra m u ra l D ire cto r Berry W h ita k er. “ O ur fields are lighted and m ay be reserved for p ractice sessions if notice is received a day ahead of tim e,” he stated further. “ Foot­ balls m a y also he checked out by students holding B la n k e t T ax re- ! ceipts.” Turner Tops Akins A T L A N T IC C IT Y , N . J . . Sept. 18 i.b Hustling (iii T u rn er of P h ila ­ delphia kept on top of favored V ir ­ gil Akins W ednesday night to gain a close ten-round decision o ve r the St. Louis veteran. Texas Picked ★ Guest Experts * T e x a s ’ new Lnghorns should beat the Bulldogs from G eorgia. So s a y our guest experts. F iv e of the people contacted favored Texas w h ile on ly one picked the hometown G eo rg ia school. T E X A S 7 GEORGIA 6, M A R Y C O L L IN S , sophomore E n g lish m a jo r from A lv in : “ U n d e r a new coach and new system U T should show better than last ye ar, and start the season with a w in .” T EX A S 19 GEORGIA 6 S ID R A V K IN , senior m ath m ajo r from D a lla s : “ The boys w ill probably go out and m ake up for last y e a r .” T EX A S 14 GEORGIA fi from San Antonio: “ I think they have the spirit and strength to field a better J A C K I E H Y M A N , sophomore hom e economics m ajor team this y e a r .” T EX AS 21 GEORGIA l l L IN D A R O B IN S O N , freshm an plan I I m ajo r from Houston: " W e 'r e just the greatest school there is .” GEORGIA 20 TEXAS 14 W A Y L A N D P I L C H E R , third y e a r la w from Corpus C h risti: “ Both team s are in a re-building program . It should be even. The fact that the gam e s at A tlan ta should prove the difference ” T EX A S 21 GEORGIA 7 J I M M C L E M O R E , graduate ph ysical education m ajor from Irv in g “ D am n tired of losing ” GEORGIA 14 B O B G R E E N B E R G . Texan Sports S ta ff: along w ith the m inority. The th e y'll h ave to prove it firs t.” TEX AS 0 to string I/m ghorns might be stronger hut ' W e l l have Medical Arts Barber Shop 2915 Red River A l l H a i r Sfyles 3 Barbers O n Du fy GR 7-0691 H andy Parking N ear Law School Georgia Tickets Selling Briskly N e a rly I OOO tickets to Hic Texas- G eorg ia gam e h ave been sold through the athletic office here, ac ­ cording to ticket m an ag er A l Lund-, stedt. The U n iv e rs ity o rig in a lly re­ ceived OOO tickets for the A tlanta gam e, and had to request almost 200 more. An ex-student. C. T . Johnson of Austin, is ch arterin g an a irlin e r to A tlanta, planning to leave Austin at 6 a m., Sa tu rd a y and return Sa tu rd a y night a fte r the game in* laded. The fare, refresh m en ts w ill be SHO. M r. Johnson can be reached at G R 7-5571. I.undstedt also announced T ues­ day that the ticket o ffice still has I tickets to all Longhorn ; anes, in­ cluding a few for the O klahom a game, October 12 in D allas. ATTENTION VETERE Fulfill your Reserve Obligation with the Biggest and best outfit in Town. 249th Armored Quartermaster Battalion, 49th Armored Division, Texas National Guard Camp Mabry W rite C a ll Box 291-C C L 3-3727 AUSTIN, TEXAS EXCLUSIVE! ONLY O N GIANT C lo s e d -C irc u t THEATRE-TV MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT R O B I N S O N vs. B A S I L I O 8:15 P.M. TEXAS TIM E C H I E F D R I V E IN TH EATRE 5601 Dallas Hiway Mon., Sept. 23rd AHS A M E T I C K E T SACK $12 OO T a x x . n i r I n c l u d e d p a r t \ «ip M a k e o n d u x o i f i g h t . J I MI p*»r p e r r o n 1‘o s i t i w l x si t i i xx ii xxiii h o mo t i devi si on. n o t Im< n o w — p r i c e o n T i c k e t s O n S a l e N o w * U h s M I K O S I*K M A N O t i l t i l ’ a n i l < ( i n u r e s * * Ht h I M S I . K S U S O n t t h e O r a l ! * \ IM I O I . * O I ll N K T ( M I K I * I I N A S T I I I * I I I I S I ll I I N I MU S I I MU S I I X \ I U K For All Engineering Drawing Courses . . . RIEFLER DRAWING SET NO. G 8 A channel JE F F E R S O N DAVIS . defending G ra n t Field 'S T O R E FOR M E N " 617 Congress make Party Time a time of great promise [ ^ry m in en t' o c-inif - w ” ! r ' d a lu x for the m a - , for- r si affa s you v. !! bf n : ‘end- i a. i v . I c r ' -x a t r r. ii ' r J a -j h a . e a e e l ­ i e r i me in an A f * e r S Y Tux, f 1 the r Fen lei ; g cie modern. in is R e g u la rs - S h o rts a n d L o n g s an d Ex tra L o n g s Stag Line Tux $42.50 Imperial » $69.50 All Silk $89.50 Tux Shirts By Manhattan Caprl-ZopJeat 8 ’ 5 F o rm alae# fashion history! in suits 8/ Varsity Row Now you’ll find a handsome new look in traditionally popular flannels— thanks to Varsity Row. Here are appealing new sub­ dued stripings— so‘t strokes of subtle color — impeccably styled and tailored in Varsity Row s exclusive Young-in-Build models that look so right on trim-waisted men of all ages. "Soft easy-to-take prices, too . . . to make your satisfaction complete. "STORE FOR M EN " 6 1 7 C o n g r e s s Verne Biomquist and Harley CU'V 617 Cr»nqre$i Faculty Approved • Superb Workmanship ° 100% Guarantee A v a i l a b l e at THE UNIVERSITY CO-OP HEMPHILL S BOOK STORES Thursday, September 19, 1957 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 6 Longhorn Band Begins Practice L o n g h o rn B a n d m e m b e rs. 120 stro n g, b egan p ra c tic in g M o n d a y in itia l p e rfo rm a n c e night for then at the T u la ne g a m e S e p te m b e r 28. Sh irley Snipes, freshm an, is the n e w m a j o r e t t e w h o w ill join B ib b y M u lle n ix , w h o h as been tw ir le r for th re e y e a r * . D ru m m a jo r for his seco n d y e a r is R o b H e w le tt. T in s y e a r s b a n d o s b olstered a f ­ te r a s u m m e r of re c ru itin g . In a d ­ to the 120 m a rc h in g m e n , d ition r in d s w ill p la y fifte e n the T h is is the si cond y e a r for stand f e m a le band me ob* i .ri . “ W e w o n t forget i-t/.z, ‘ aid V m e n t R. D,N mo the though.” director. to T r ip s the T e x a s - O f. S M U , and A A M g am es a re on t h e a g e n ­ to the ra m d a . p u s” first for the h o m e g a m e w ith T u la n e . Ila i k them e “ W e le o m e the is Register for "D r." Pryor's Class in Music Ap p reciation 8:15 to 8:55 A M M W F and TT over r m . v f j HOWDY! IV Charles M o b , g rad ­ uate (B ,A . '49) Econom ics major. ■ ■ r- / Radio 59 A T e x a s S tu d e n t P u b lic a tio n I n c . e x h ib it — d e p o n in g a c tiv ity h is to ry , and p e rs o n a lity su rro u n d ­ ing the T e x a n . R a n g e r . C a c tu s , and S tu d e n t D ir e c t o r y —- is now on d is­ p la y in the M a in B u ild in g . ^ 4 a n n o u n c e r .- For the freshest air n j in A .*• ' o c KTBC radio 59 ANNOUNCER: The station with th* orange and white sound KTEC radio 59 Q Foreign Students Begin to Register T h e In te rn a tio n a l C e n te r w a s T h r e e students fro m E u r o p e c ro w d e d and c o lo rfu l W e d n e s d a y as fo reign stu dents began a r r iv in g and re g is ie rin g a i the U n iv e r s it y . .Some stu dents f a m e to the C en ter in th e ir n a tiv e co s tu m e s. C o w b o ys ; w e re b u s y at the car ry in g stop is lu g g a g e , O ra n g e .Ja c k e ts se rv e d p unch a n d s helped e x p la in re g is tra tio n fo rm s In te rn a tio n a l the A C e n te r the step fir re g is tra tio n proem *> fo r fo reig n stu ­ d e n t In fo rm a tio n is g a th e re d for U n iv e r s it y f lie* P ic t u r e s a re m a d e o f ear-h student F a c u lt y a d v is o rs d iscu ss d e g re e p lan s and s< hed­ g e s E n g lis h p la c e m e n t tests a re g iven . in I T ile C e n te r s e rv e s a« a d o rm i­ tntil they to ry fo r m a n y stu dents find o th e r a c c o m m o d a tio n s . C e n tra l A m e r ic a , and So u th A m er;- ca a re being sponsored b y R o t a r y Ja r q u e Beno,*, g ra d u a te C lu b s p e tro le u m e n g in e e rin g m a jo r fro m firs t student sup­ P a r is p o rted b y the In te rn a tio n a l R o t a r y F e llo w s h ip at the U n iv e r s it y . the is foveal R o t a r y grou p s a re sponsor- irig A rn a ld o B is c o g m . a rc h ite c tu re stu dent fro m A rg e n tin a and Jo r g e t 'r n a n a . geo lo g y m a jo r fro m C o sta R ic a . T e a c h e r s fro m d iffe r e n t p a rts of the w o rld w ill a r r i v e at the U n i­ v e r s it y M o n d a y to stu d y English as language th re e I a 'm o n th study p ro g ra m is sp onsored b y the U n ite d S ta te s O ffic e o f E d u ­ c a tio n . second T h e First M ethodist Church EXPERT SHOE REPAIR • Modern Equipment • K e y * M a d e • 1 0 % O f f G o o d year Shoe Shop O f f Th# D re q on 23rd S tre e t HEMPHILL'S FOOTBALL COHTEST BLA HOW O N E H O U R CLEANING — NO K A T R A 4 ll 4KO K — LONGHORN CLEANERS O R 6-38 17 I 53S (/dada I a po FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIP BLANKS NOW AT ALL 4 HEMPHILL'S AUSTIN SUPER SERVICE 12 Convenient Locations— 97 Octane Gajolina Close to the University 1601 Sen Jacinto 5101 N . Lam ar Blvd. 409 East 7th St. 541 I Burnet Road 2004 S. Lam ar Bird. l l 0 I S. C ongress 311 S. Lam ar Blvd. I I 35 A irp o rt B lv d . 2314 East 7th St. 5 5 i 2 A ir p o r t Blvd. (O ffice ) DL Ann AX I "5 .AA 7 7 S P E C IA L ! W ash in g or G reasing 8?e Sa ve 5c on A L L M a io r Brands O il U-Haul Trailers for Rent AT ALL 4 STOKES 3200 G uad alup e 2400 East A venue DAILY TEXAN . . . DAILY AT ALL 4 HEMPHILL'S FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIP BLANKS NOW AT ALL 4 HEMPHILL'S Jmigmi T H E A P O S W E R E O N du‘/ I 2th and L a v a c a — Pastors — Dr. M arv in V a n ce R e v . J . Leonard P e a R ev. Donald Benton 8:30 9:45 10:55 M o rn in g S e rv ic e Sunday Sch oo l R egu lar Se rvice Don't Waste Your Time Blowing Up Parking Meters! T H I S I S M R . 4 % The Parking Situation is bad, but H IL L M A N M O R R IS V O L K S W A G O N V O L V O or a good sports car is a more satisfactory an sw er to the parking problem. UTTER IM P O R T E D M O T O R C A R S , IN C . Adroit Service on Foreign Cars 5209 North Lam ar GL 3-2957 T H E at HO EXTRA COST! 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FIN D LA Y G R 2 8475 1014 Brazos S tre e t M i 4 .H U I.-!, w m e r sk ille d in m atters co n ce rn in g life in* is i ' ,tdy to h e lp yon. s u i,i rn t J' (lr i son lh 'M s the i - I'M J I* I *■ <7; ll .in 4 S t a n 'U rd iii*- * o m p .in v ih .e ha* nil* i - ii* cr | < st on d ivid en d a cc ui no 1st ion* ! » " " cfi* I. lr . th (hr- < ',t)i pa n y lo p r o v id e i- v t ' i i * * oiisiifn .lilly in • <" of I hr r.iic guaran- O r d in ll* nolle ie*. i- rI i I Jliffiw I ' f i l i i IMI ii awin Ii man I, in I one A U f O ~ S 6 R V i a M A K E IT BETTER T H A N GOOD ... • _ M A K E IT HIGH FIDELITY Y O U — H E A R IT — C H O O SE IT W E — P L U G IT IN It's the new look In gasoline pumps. Our (jus pum p, m r/ not resemble a UT coed, but ll y can deliver top-grade gasoline to y lur car. Drive by this week and fill up— you Ii notice the difference. R r. G O F O R UM LM O C ..T o d a y ’s most ex citing cig arette! ' I ’lu* c a m p u s f a v o r it e th a t g ives y o u ‘‘L iv e M o d e rn ” fla v o r . . . plus the pure w h ite M ir a c le T ip . D r a w s e a s i e r : tastes ric h e r . . . smokes cleaner. lo s is : . ; . . /T he fre s h e s t n ew ta s te in sm oking.. .wit h soothing M e n th o l mist and e a s y - d ra w in g p u re w h ite filte r . O n cam pus th e y ’re saying : “ O flavor, O ’freshness, O a s is !” »hesterfield T h e big brand for big men who like their pleasure big! F o r f u l l - f l a v o r e d satisfaction . . . i t ’s < Chesterfield., .t h e cigarette th at a lw a ys goes where the fun w. Yes, the BMOC go for LMOC! How about you? 3004 G u a d a lu p e • G R 8 66,3 enc* oudaaiupe at I V G R 7 67/4 # *••* „ * «|v ft It* re*'# ACC'* CO SCX 08 PACKS H A VOS TIGHT IO X I'N G & SCOULAR Thursday, September 19, 1957 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 7 Mrs. Minnie Shepard Retires From Classical Language Staff Tier most notable work, however, is the 1953 publication by the U ni­ versity Press of her translation of the first textbook published in the New World in 1553 at the U niver­ sity of Mexico, Cervantes de Sal­ azar's Dialogues. JOB OPPORTUNITIES for Student Wives lf you like +b« b e lt p o sitio n !, we h ave them . S e c re ta rie s , Typists, Bo ok­ keepers, O f f ic e C le rk s — All O f ­ fic e C a te g o rie s . BAIN and BOLT Employment Service 901 Brown B ld g . G R 6-6797 In the same selors at Pittsburgh. year, she was granted a Bromberg Good Teaching Award of $500 for excellence in teaching. R eceiv es Honors Mrs. Shepard’s honors were not to her University work. limited She was the first woman superin­ tendent of a public school in the state and Hie first manager of the Free Textbook Division of the State Department of Education. She has served as president of Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, of Alpha Sigma chapter of Delta Kappa Gam m a, of the Austin K w ill Club, and of the Am erican History Club. As a member of the Texas So­ ciety for the Promotion of Poetry, she has been chairman of the Austin Poetry Society's annual ob­ servance of National Poetry Day. She has published many poems and won several awards and prizes. T r a n s l a t e s B o o k s In the field of translation, Mrs. is assisting Dr. Clyde Shepard Ph arr by her translation of certain books of Justinian's Digest for his monumental work on Bornan Law. R E T IR IN G A S assistant pro­ bes or of c i: cal ’a-'guaeje:, a* the U F v 'e r'ity is Mrs. M "n e L«e Barrett Shepard. No Extra Charge for Fast A Service at the most in DRY CLEANING O p e n 7:CQ a rn to 6:00 p.m. M o n d a y th ro u g h S a tu rd a y S IO W . 19th S t C o rn e r N u e ce s L a u n d ry S e rv ic e B L A C K G R A Y B R O W N C O C O A S U ED E [ D A C V T J Mrs. S. V. Norwood Announces The Change or Name and Address of Her Business From S. V. N orw ood Tailoring 203 W . 7th to HOWDY! U n iversity A lte ra tio n & Tailoring 2608 Guadalupe M A T T H E W S ' BENDIX AUTOMATIC I , 211 E. 19th G R 7-0408 ‘ PUT YOUR D U D S IN OUR SUDS” 604 W . 19th G R 8-0178 Welcome Students . . . W e 'r e Glad You're Bark! I'm W ayne Voight, Jun­ ior education major. I've since the first of the Spring Semester. I am ore of the behind the scenes peop'e who feep your Hemphi'i's running smoothly. I worlc at Hemphill's No. 3, 2244 Guadalupe. mM&msmmISH Register for "D r." Pryor's C lass in M usic A p p re cia tio n been with Hemphill's S: 15 to 8:55 A M M W F and TT T o d a y is a good d a y to l o w - c o s t o p e n y o u r r h r i k t i C 11 E C k personal checking account at . . . The A M E R I C A N NATIONAL BANK SIXTH AT C O L O R A D O MEMBER FPIC M E R I C A ’S N U M B E R M O C C A S I N america's finest cashmeres above] S H A R O N — with its clever double IOO®/, cashmere dyed to match by Ransoni of Florence new fashion point-of-view ama u s e Saggio ... stone French plush W O O L PLA ID SKIRT T U R T LE N E C K B L O U S E W O O L F L A N N E L W O V E N C O T T O N PRIN T kangaroo Pagglo . . . b rown porco black suede S H O E I S T O R E 2348 Guadalupe — On the Drog accou Better Fashions Thursday, S ep te m b e r 19, 1957 T H E D A IL Y T E X A N Page S Silk Stockings: Tired Plot, Excellent M usic B y VNV R U D D T e x a n Amn * * m* n t « St a f f ( E D I T O R ’S N O T E : Stockings’’ U thr first of * h 'i» n bv th r m m l f « b rin g it# T e x a n T h e a te r a« p art of annual F a ll Film F estiv al fin O c to b e r ?«. " T h e G re e n ' f a n ’* R A N S ★ T E X A S Sh e e r Pleasure...! •ill h*. *hrr<*rn ’ w i l l He th** f e a t u r e d attra* tlon».) ' S i l k S to rk i n g a " o u tsta n d in g m u s ira ls h o m a ." " C a r o u s a l. ’ and Cia m e ” to the *< rern a te ly , its pint p r r r * d r d it fo llo w * as »u rh " O k la ­ P a ja m a t'n fo rfu n p'.ven th** song d a n c e * and b ea u ty of C yd f* h a r:*•'*- ' tnn<>’ kecj, fu rlin g h r s al the vi(*w *r from r e a d y s r r n th r m o v ie I,(■loro No f*!lot an-i w o n d er . . told to r Ss < the fi o the T h r Iro n p e ttic o a t Stock in g * ‘ slot -. N ln o trh k a tm for** r a m r hoth A nd -lr! B r o a d w a y m u sira T h r 13 Coin P o r i or com positions and tho b e a u ti!’..; • staged ria n • r o u t in e a r r o u tsta n d in g A 'n in n th r tritx ifing tho s u rro s s of to LAST DAY! F R E D A S T A I R E A N D C Y D C H A R I S S E ttn%t f*>r a no ther great one ..... G L E N N FORD VAN HEFLIN FELICIA F A R R C S t a r t s t o m o r r o w ) Radio/TV to Present 2 Different Services .A n the topic* of the lon ger p ro g ra m s are T h e M in d s of M en vim ii w ill d ra m a tiz e com m o n men- 1 ii - in flic ts and v ie w s of nation- iil y known a u th o ritie s ; 'M in s tre l -if a T h o u san d Y e a r s " w ith D r, V ille r S ta r k ie an Ir is h g y p sy , who A il! present S p a n ish m u sic from his own co llectio n " R e c i t a l H a il p resen tin g m u s ic a l p e rfo rm ­ in g v bv m e m b e rs of the U n iv e r ­ sity D e p a rtm e n t of M u s ic fa c u lty , gu< 'tv . and g ra d u a te students. and s 11v news, and hom e F e a tu re * A1 trio- 321 5 32 7 43 9:54 11 ’n a1! about what happens in the city of moonlight, magic an*! music . . lo ' girl who iuddenlv discovers what "silk stockings (and all that goes w e h em) can do for a gal and to a guy! T h « r « w i l l b e t a l k I . . . w h e n I hi rn a m a z i n g n e w s l a n t o n h u m a n p a s s i o n s e x p l o d e s o n t h o s c r o o n I E v a Marie S a m ! Don M u r ra y A n t h o n y Francto sa L lo y d N o ia n VARSITY •wee* I (with charcoal broiled HAMBURGERS) K L E L V IS T PRESLEY L Y O U n o i r e s a s s LI ZAB ETH SCOTT • W EN D E LL COREY • lifting BREAKS TOSS*'Ti tORBIDDEN BARRIER! E x p l o d i n g . . . with all the power of the Jet A g e . . . . with all the passion of jfwL a daring love story! mm •aa JULES MUNSHI • GEORGE TOBIAS • JOSEPH BUlOfF LEONARD GERSH! and LEONARD SPIGELGASS f c ig g . l M St X 'M llfh u 1*1 V«l'.h.A( I .fig ,Al • U U lt M d t C l*. Ny COLE PORTER Ewtll At OcgiAli Mj.tf.Sl ctj, ti, GEORGE S KAUI MAN IEUEEN MCGRATH and ABE BURROWS ProcI fist a# lh# itige bv Cf hnw iM frnnil H Uadi# I# CinemaScope mo ME IR0C0L0R • niseis* *>( ROUBEN WAMOUUAN S T A R T S T O D A Y ! T E X A S N O W ! O P E N I I 30 Adult* 60c Child 25c SO FT HIGH GIANT IN A TERROR LANO1 J F A S T E R THAN “THE F A S T E S T OUN ALIVE"! G U N G L O R Y M I I H O C O t O H OPPOSITE SEX -------------Cal! B o a r d ---------------------------- Managers Cancel Jazz Shows By GEORGE R UN GE W Texan Amusements Editor W F, N O T E W IT H M U C H S O R R O W that two of th# C ultural Entertainm ent Com m ittee’s programs scheduled for presentation this season have been canceled. Cancellation of "Ja z z at the Philharm onic'’ and “ Encyclopedia of Ja z z " w ai met with much displeasure by members of the committee. E v e r y contract which the managers of these show's sign has a c la u s e in it which states that they m ay cancel at any time. The Committee on the other hand does not have this prerogative. Despite the fact that this unfortunate situation has oc­ curred. Miss Lillian Seller, business manager for the Col­ lege of Fine Arts, states that in almost e v e ry case in the past in which such a problem has arisen, a better show has been booked. Also, the other outstanding shows w hich have been booked are all great ones and should more than satisfy any enthusiastic theater goer. “ Evolution of Jazz,” the replacement announced for “ E n ­ cyclopedia of Ja z z " on Novem ber I , has now also been can­ celed. Therefore, until another show is booked, the date w ill remain open with no C E C show scheduled. The Com mittee is also seeking a replacement for “ Jazz at the P h il" and will announce the name and date of the attraction as soon as the contract has been signed. Because of the cancelation there will be no show on Septem ber 30 as originally scheduled. The C E C ’s first presentation w ill he on October 7 when "T h e F o u r Freshm en’’ give two con­ certs in one evening. A G R A N T for the development of educational radio programs has been awarded the U n ive rsity b y the Ed u ca ­ tional Television and Radio C enter of Ann Arbor, Michigan. It was for $5,350. Ten institutions received grants totaling $42,513. T h e y are a part of the Center’s three-year support plan to help the development of educational radio. ERESHMAH SCHOLARSHIP A N N O U N C E R BLAHKS HOW A f ALL 4 HEMPHILL'S A N N O U N C E R Po* tk# freshest #ir ie Aadin dial University Avenue Church of Christ Schedule of Service* W O R S H I P S U N D A Y C L A S S E S B ib le S t u d y T ra in in g C ia * * D E V Q T I O N A L 5 M o n d a y an d F rid a y Box Office Opens 6 an p m Kir-t Show 7 IO TV Curl on <1 A BA N D O N M H P T y r o n e P o w e r Mal Xe t t e r l i ng P L U S TMK, It r KOI AH Dun O ur\ en Ia \ ne M n n sfie id St#rf« 9 22 Ari rn i A n o n V k i h i rn • J a c k W e nh Bon Dobbi n# P L ! S T U N T A I I M K N Her! Bemaster S i a r i s 9 Al 7.V C a r lo a d S H K P H F R D OK T H I HH I.S John W ayne Bet f v Field P L U S T H E B IR I . K I *»H R o s a lin d R u s s e ll F e r n a n d o l a m a s S t a r t * s 2f> A d m i s s i o n Y r HAN ON K IK E B i ng Crosbv — P L U S . I M H * D ' k Re g a r d # S t a r t . 9 21 Pedro Infante PIP’S PART NKR* Dean Martin J err* Lewi* Th it It itI This it the pl a ce you’v# heard so much about. This is the place ere everyone goes! This is Scholz'. Scholz G a rte n Serves a Sp e cia 65c I un ch every day! Our Special Lunch Today R o a it T u rkey w ith C o r n b r e a d C re s tin g G i b l e t G r a v y an d C r a n b e r r y S a u c e C o m b in a t io n S a la d English P ea * an d C a r r o t * C o r n B re a d and H o t Roll* D e »*ert C o f f aa or Tea S m o th e re d S te a k M a * h e d P o ta to # * C o m b in a t io n S a la d English P ea * an d C a r r o t * C o r n B re a d and H o t Rol D e w a r t C o f f aa or Tea Scholz Garten H O W A R D H U G H E S ’ J E T K*SLOT JOHN WAYNE" JANET LEIGH U. S. AIR FORCE asM> n*« jay e nm* wkx rn hait; co**[0 T E C H N I C O L O R * No mon <0** poy th* po ce for whot lh i* woman offertl A w * JOSEF S U R N e iK G » JULES Fll*TH¥AH UAOV W U l ■ Eh'7c* * * rO * Aw* S T A R T S FIRST SHOW 11:00 A. M Rnx O f f ire O p en s l l 4N I A M H T A I U M A R T I N < D R O N TODAY! EXTRA: CHILLY WILLY CARTOON HEMPHILL'S FOOTBALL CONTEST BLANKS NOW AT ALL 4 STORES An answ er Texas M useum Solves ‘3 Little P ig s’ Mystery to rush of visitors the m y s te ry of “ The T h ree Little P ig s ” w as sought by staff m e m b e rs of the Texas M em orial Museum with the fall im minent. They are actu ally Jav elin as or Col­ lared P ec caries, native pigs of Texas and the Southwest and have been in sto rag e a t the Museum for about 18 years. Symphony to Offer Outstanding Artists the Along with the m a n y fine cul­ tural offerings at stud ents’ fingertips on the cam pu s, the rivic- sponsored Austin Symphony O r­ chestra p re s e n ts an a rr a y of im ­ pressive a rtis ts and m usical p r e ­ sentations th roughout the \ e a r . The Symphony O rc h e s tra pro­ gressed rap id ly over the past few years into one of the Capitol City's most va luab le assets. has U nder its m ost the direction of E z ra Rachlin. m u s ic a l director, the S y m ­ phony this y e a r is predicting one of seasons. Sixty-one p e r cent renew als of s e a ­ son tickets an d quite a n u m b er of new subscriptions attest to the a c ­ claim given Ivy its patrons. successful F o r the U n iversity student, s h a r ­ ing of this music is quite practical. Unreserved season tickets m a y he for only $3 75, while p u rchased single tickets, p u rc hased with the receipt, showing of an au d ito r’s W e Offer Expert Picture Framing Studtm an Photo Finish G R 7-2820 222 W e s t 19th in Included m a y be purchased for 75 cents. schedule of the the Symphony s p ro g r a m will be Leon ard Pennario, p ianist; E ric a Morini, .lessen, violinist; Wolf flutist; and the M etropolitan Op­ e ra c a st for “ F a u s t . '’ with T hom as H ayward. Rosalind N'adell, Desire' Ligetti, and Heidi Krall. The app ea ran ce of D alies F ran tz, accom plished pianist and UT fac­ rece n tly can­ ulty m e m b e r, was celled due ill health. This portion of the Sym ­ phony s schedule is exp ecte d to he com pleted soon with the acquisi­ tion of another artist. to Mr. F r a n t z 's R e g u la r concerts th roughout the season are p resented in the City Coliseum. Only this y e a r a change in the seating a rr a n g e m e n t has been m a d e for the convenie nce of Symphonv-goers T h e re will now be th re e aisles instead of two, and no m o re than ton seats acro ss each section the The concert season will officially subscription first open with scheduled N o v e m b e r 4 con cert However, the Symphony Ball, to be held on October 25, will he a brief pre vie w of for to F ig h t co ncerts will he pa trons. presented, with the first concert being all orchestral. things r o m e HEM PHILL S FOOTBALL CONTEST BLANKS NOW AT ALL 4 STORES SCHICK VARSITY ELECTRIC S H A V E R ANNOUNCER: M u s i c t o p u t p l a s t i c c h i c k e n f a t o n t k i r r y c h i c k e n s " b y o v e r KTBC radio 59 FRESHM AN SCHOLARSHIP BLANKS NOW AT ALL 4 HEMPHILL'S N E W H E A D of the recently co o rd in a te d U n iv e rsity choral tN 'ogr3 rn is M o rris J. Beachy, form erly of the m usic far ulty of H a rd in -Sim m o n s University. TEXAS RANGER NOW AT ALL 4 HEMPHILL'S "EYER READY" REBATE (only Hemphill's has itJ CR) RANDY’S C I R C L E - R B A R B E Q U E a t 501 E. 5th GR 8-1166 HOWDY! I'm B e tty H o u se , s o p h ­ om o re stu d e n t with an u n d e t e r m in e d major. I'm an o th e r o f the m a n y b e ­ hind the scenes workers who keep y o u r H e m p ­ hill's op e ratin g smoothly. I work in the B o o k k e e p ­ ing d ivision at H e m p h ill's N o . 3, 2244 G u a d a lu p e . Register for "D r." Scott's C la ss in Music Appreciation 7:00 to 9:20 PM M W F and TT over Radio 59 T O D A Y THRU S A T U R D A Y O N L Y ! The BOTTLE S H O P ' S A N N U A L E V E R Y T H IN G IS R E D U C E D TO COST! • See today s Austin N e w s p a p e r for details C o m e see our Newly Enlarged Store at 1207 Red River The large*! store of it* kind near the cam pus. W E C A S H ST U D EN T C H E C K S THE BOTTLE I 2 0 7 R e d R i v e r Ju s t 8 b lo c k s s o u t h o f the $ t a d i u rn G S e c t o d a y s A u s t i n N e w s p a p e r f o r d ’ r R h o ’ j V ’ O I ' f Thursday, September 19, 1957 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 9 N e w M issile to Be Shown at Fair The A rm y's new Nike Hercules its ** ri-aireraft missile will have f i r s t public the *1957 State F a ir a t Dallas, October 6-2 0. showing during L atest a ir defense, weapon, ‘he the H ercules can fly A rm y says fa r th e r, than an y o ther such m issle and can faster, and higher carry' an atom ic w arhead . The Nike Ajax. which the H e r­ cules will supplem ent, will also be exhibited. The Ajax will be d em on strated by a full crew’ of men who will go through a re a lis­ tic drill to show how' it is loaded onto the rocket-launching a p p a r a ­ is aim ed and it tus, and how W E L C O M E , S T U D E N T S HANK'S GRILL Fine Foods — Fast Service 2532 G u ad alu p e Rh. GR 8-8482 Victor's Italian Food S p a gh e t ti, Ravioli Dinner*, a nd P i n a l Ste ak * a nd Enchilada* Fast, Courteous Service 409 W , 23rd St. Just off the D r a g G R 8-0396 fired. The sim u lated firing dem on­ stration will be accom panied by the sound recordings of an actual blast-off. D esigned to tr a c k down and d es­ troy e n e m y a irc raft, the deadly Nike missile b lasts up higher th an its ta r g e t and then swoops down on It. The N ike uses red fuming nitric acid as fuel with a booster of solid propellant, so m ething like gun pow­ der, th a t kicks the missile past the speed of sound in two seconds. ANNOUNCER: " Mu s i c t o talk her into go i ng t o Mt. Bonnel" by over KTBC radio 59 D R A G IT O N D O W N . TO P E T E ' S 'ON THE DRAG' T EX A N CLASSIFIED A D S G R 2-2473 — Extension 29 Mrs. Pearl Ghorm ley M O N T H L Y C L A S S I F I E D B A T E S 8 w orris 21' w orris ....................................................... ....................................................... J 6 OO J I . UO ( I ASSI El E D T u e s d a y Tr *\nn W e d n e s d a y T e x a n T h u r s d a v T e x a n F r i d a v T e x a n S u n d a y T e x a n l i t ADI I N E S .......................................... M o n d a y , 4 p m . ................................. T u e s d a y 4 p m . ............................. W e d n e s d a y , 4 p m . ...................................... T h u r s d a y . 4 p rn. ............................................... 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C R 8-1839. 2302 W in d s o r R o a d L O V E L Y L A R G E C O U N T R Y p l a c e : 3 b e d r o o m s 2 b a th s Maid s r o o m a n d b e t h B u t a n e gas E l e c t r i c s to v e W a s h ­ J o n e s t o w n a nd e r c o n n e c t i o n s N e a r 27 m il e s r a v e d L a k e T r a v i s , ro a d t w o c o u p le s f r o m A u s t in Ide a l *"5 c ouples. l v o one I ir n l s h e d G I. 3-3398 o r O L 3-1205 c o u p le $85 f o r JC- m 1 OD 806 R o o m s f o r t w o box s. c o n n e c t i n g tile s h o v e r . W i n d o w fans . a i U n iv e rs ity . s c h o o l la w N. He! H e a r Q I 8-1727 M E N : T W O N I C E ro o m s , o n e a d j o i n ­ in g h a th . S in g l e $18 D o u b l e $30 clo se ts I n n e r s p r i n g s , A d u lts o nly . H O 5-6366. c h e s ts d e s k s MEN. ROOMS CARPETED a l r - r o n d " Sa n F 'a r k in g tin n e d , a r e a . 1909 G a b rie l GR 8-1756 M aid SINGLE ROOM F O R m a n . A ir -coole d 23rd G R 7-6397. Also v a c a n c y f o r r o o m a n d b o a r d a t 2100 N ue ce s 1012 W e s t se r v ic e R O O M S F O R BOYS 2004 G u a d a l u p e , ro om p r i v a t e e n t r a n c e , c lo se ts , s t u d y ta b l e s E v a p o r a t i v e c oo le rs , p r i v a t e F U R N I S H E D R O O M F O R b o y in p r i ­ v a te h o m e 817 Ea st 30 GR 2-55'>2 o r GR 6-5332 fo r a p p o i n t m e n t A P P R O V E D R O O M S F O R m e n . D o u b le I n n e r s p r i n g m a t t r e s s $20 S in g l e $25 M aid s er vic e. 2212 T e a rl. G R 2-2529 P R I V A T E H O M E . RI S li n e n e a r U n i ­ v e r s i t y Law S cho ol R e a s o n a b l e 3412 Red R iv e r G R 6-9746 F O R L A D Y S O U T H E A S T b e d r o o m 4 l a r g e c lose t N e a r w in d o w s , de sk U n i v e r s e P r i v a t e h o m e G R 2-8656 A p a r t m e n t s A P A R T M E N T F O R R E N T ' f o u r b o w GR 2-,3776 t h r e e or 3215 F a i r f a x W al k, T W O B E D R O O M B A C H E L O R a p a r t rne nts T h r e e o r fo u r m e n Bills paid G R 2-9822 n e w l y - d e c o r a t e d Va B LO C K F R O M C A M P U S T w o la rg e h a th Witch c n e t t e A p a r t m e n t fo r 2 or 3 a dv a n c e d s t u d e n t s 2618 S pe e d wa G R 8-5588 r o o m s I ADV FL Y A P A R T M E N T . L h in g ro o m b e d r o o m h a th kitc h e n, d i n e t t e Good n e i g h b o r h o o d n e a r bus W a l k i n g dis t a m e U n iv e rs it v C ouple No pets no c h i l d r e n < IR 7 l'.(66 S U I T A B L E F O R t h r e e or f o u r b e es five b lo c k s of U n iv e rs itv . Utilit es pa id J8o-.$9o G R 2-4729 2015B Red R iv e r a n d 604 F 2 0 ' , S t r e e t s A a n d B R e f r i g e r a t e d air c o n d i t i o n e d a p a r t m e n t s for 3 or 4 Un vet sit v m en. L i v i n g r o o m b e d ro o m , kit '•hens $1| < re d e c o r a t e d fo r 3 I GR 8-05JO or GR 6-3720 h a th . 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Id GR 7 orc. 7 30 S C T H Lice ns ed N u r s e r ' ( N u r s e F e n c e d 2 IO veer* HI 2 3822 H e l p W a n t e d W F V A N T TAT.EN T I n t e r e s t e d lr D I w o r k f o r re d - n o t r a d i o s t * ' ion Ga Bo b R usse:!. (JR 6-la kit h e I 2 a n d 3 p m f o r pa rt cui u s H O I. ID A Y H O U S E N o 2 h a s o p e n i n g s f ir p a r t t i m e e v e n i n g a nd d e " w o r k C a ' , R* G R 2 7942 fur Interv iew BABY S I T T I N G IN e x cn a r. ge for r o o m y I n t e r e s t e d a n d h o a r d If HO 5 I “ 88 a n d a r r a n g e for n ’ l-r >"> W a n t e d A N T E D DAN pr Vfl'e fchre eek P h o n e H I EACH! 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