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Production, Tests,
Problems Outlined
By UT Experts

D r.
W a it e r
P r e s c o tt
W e b b ’s
the-;* th a t th e W e s te r n f r o n t ie r
ha* d isa p p e a re d , e n d a n g e rin g its
o f f s p rin g — <iemoo r a c y , c a p ita l i3in,
and fre e d o m — w ill be c h a lle n g e d
a t W e d n e s d a y ’s C o ffe o r u m .
• 'A re T h e re N e v
F r o n t ie r s ?
w ill He d e b ated at 4
rn. in th e
M a in L o u n g e o f th e U n io n . J a n
S c u r lo c k , fo r m e r c h a irm a n o f the
S t u d e n t- F a c u lt y R e la t io n s ' omm itte e w h ic h «pon«ors ( ’o ffe o ru m s
and P o p L e c t u r e s , w ill m o d e ra te .
S tu d e n ts m a y q u e stio n sp ea k ers
a f t e r th e ir ta lk s.

the

and

PRO FESSO RS,

Dr.

D r . W a ’ e r P r e 's c o ” '

©j a n d talk o v e r cu rren t e v e " '

--*r - -70 ' e unt W e c r e day s Co'teor-m .
Dr. i'u mer Mood a so wlI sneak.

o p h y.
In o u tlin in g som e p io b le m s to tie r f o r those th a t have disapbe fa ce d w ith the end of the hoom- pored, he b elieves.
p e rio d , D r. W e b b said th a t the f u ­
D r. A y re - d .sag ree s w ith Dr.
tu r e o f th e in d iv id u a l a ' d c a p i­ SS ebb and w ill seek to p ro ve th a t
ta lis m . a* w e
a* other m o d ern in ­ in te c h n o lo g y lies a new fr o n tie r
s titu tio n s , ai*- in v o lv e d .
th a t w ill rep lace the G r e a t F r o n ­
D r. W e n said t a ’ new f r o n ­ tie r th a t has died <>ut.
tie r* a re not a d e q u a te su b s titu ­
“ I am
s y m p a th e tic
w ith D r.
tio n s fo r w h a t w e ’ve had. S c ie n c e
W e t Cs v ie w s , b u t I th in k he u n ­
is n o t c o m p a ra h ’e as a n e w finnd e re s tim a te s the s ig n ific a n c e o f
te c h n o lo g y ,” D r. A y r e s said , a d d ­
ing t e a t his c h a m p io n in g o f te c h ­
no I edgy “ w ill com e as a g n a t s u r ­
p r i s e to m y fo rm e r s tu d e n ts .”
K yJ O C K S
M e a
v
T e c h n o lo g y is a p e rm a n e t re v o ­
lu tio n , D r. A y re s b elie v e *, capa>>le o f fu r n is h in g endlo-s fr o n tie r s
fo r the a d v a n c e m e n t o f m an k in d .
O n
O r e r e
A ked w h e th e r p o litic a l re fo rm

prole SOP of
ory,
.or o*
-ostpor log the> o a t ti©
D a v id L. M !©r a nd

te a c h in g people
s a tis fa c to rily ,
"O u r

ba-ic

to

liv e

problem

is not

the

p rob lem o f kno w how in the te c h ­
n o lo g ic a l sense, b u t th e pro b lem
o f kn ow -w hat in the m o ra l sense,
he co n clu d ed .

Wk I

is an a r e a in w h ich m an can strik e
ou t fo r a d v a n c e m e n ts and "n ew
fr o n t ie r s ,” D r. A y r e s -aid, " I f not,

D r. M ood, second s p e a k e r fo r
D r. W e b b ’s th e*!*, w as not a v a i l­
able f o r com m ent.
it
W e b b , p ro fe s s o r o f h is to ry
here s i n c e 1918, w a* i allied last
w eek as the second fe llo w t o the
T ex a s In s titu te o f L e tte r s . H e is
a u th o r o f “ T h e T e x a s R a n g e r * ,”
from w h ich a m o vie w a* m ade,
" T h e G re a t P la in s ,” and “ D ivid e d
W e S t a n d : T h e < risi- o f F ro n tie rless D e m o c r a c y . ”

D r. A y r e s ha* been p ro fesso r
of econom ics at the I n iv c rsitv
it c e r ta in ly should b e.”
since 1930. In 1980, he w as a p ­
Gym.
*
p ointed to a co m m itte e o f seven
P o r t ia e le c tio n , Lav.
8 30-3
Dr
M ille r w ill t a k e ;** ie w ith to help plan the d evelo p m en t of
Building.
pi
W e b b on hi* d e fi! B io n of the
S o u th w e s te rn
S ta te s .
Fhi*
\i
A tto rn e y
F re d
W eeks
to term s and on hi* th esis that f r e e ­
c o m m itte e w a* a [tart of P r e s i­
sp eak on B e n c h and B a i
on dom and d e m o c ra c y are e n d a n ­
dent T ru m a n * * o u n cil o f E c o ­
“ H o w to T r y a T a w S u it ,
L a w g ered bv the d is a p p e a ra n c e o f the
nom ic A d v is o rs .
B u ild in g 20 .
(m ea t F r o n t ie r .
D r. A y r e s is a u th o r o f se v e ra l
Col t
1
Tee
C lu b ,
M u n ic ip a l
D r. M ille r -aid th a t people a re
hooks, am o ng w h ic h a re
S c ie n c e
by - a tu re c o m m u n ic a tiv e , eO-opC o u rse.
" H o lie i
— the
F a lse
Me sinh,
390-D t r a t iv e so cial an im a l* and th e r e ­
2
NAUD
b rid g e
p a i ls ,
T h a n T h o u ,” and ‘T he I h eo ry o f
fore th e fa ct that we d o n 't have
p e e p E d d y A p a in te n ts
E c o n o m ic P r o g re
I udg- the g re a t expanses o f lan d at our
2 -5 :30— B lu e b o n n e t
B e .ie
D r. M ille r ha- bppn p ro fe ss o r
m g. In t e r n a tio n a . Room , Texa# disp* sal doe- not m ean a t all that
t n iv e rs ity
o
f
p h ilo so p h y at th*
o u r in s titu tio n s are e n d a n g e re d .''
U n io n
j rn. M ille t believe* the in s titu ­ since 1935. H e w as i n -m im e n ta l
I
n
t
r
a
­
3
NRO TC-A R O K
gam e,
tions did not d e v e lo p as a re s u lt in the fo rm in g o f th e le v a - A s ­
m u ra l F ie ld .
so ciatio n f o r the Stud.' o f the
4
S t r ik e
and
S p a re ,
B o w lin g o f th e G r e a t F r o n t ie r , b u t th a t
S
o d a and P o lit ic a l Im p
adon of
cap ta lism , d e m o c ra c y, arui fr e e ­
C e n te r.
A to m ic E n e r g y in 194b
H e is
dom
m
ade
possible
the
f
r
o
n
t
ie
r
s
4
C o ffe e n .rn, “ A m T h e ie N e "
a
u
th
o
r
o
f
m
an
y
p
am
p
h
lets,
am
ong
F r o n t ie r s ? ” Ma i n L o u n g e , T e x ­ dev cloy merit.
w h ich is "R e s e a r c h S n o r e e and
T
h
e
new
fr
o
n
tie
r
,
he
b
elieve
s,
as U n io n
.Serial V a lu e s . ’
4 4 5
Bow
and
A rro w ,
indoor bes in t n . n g to find a w a y o f

* 30-12
AAM

and
7-5— D r a w in g
fo r
g am e tic k e t* ,
G re g o ry

a r c h e r y ra n g e
4 45
R a c k e t < Sub, *

m en 's te n ­

nis co u rts.
4 . to- St*-*- H e ♦ servo* *■ d ivisio r
T e x a s U n io n S O I.
5- — B e ta B*-ta A lp h a to heat P r o ­
fe s s o r J . K . B a i ie y , W a g g e n e i
H a ll 216.
5 — G rio v a n c *

C o m m itte e ,

I exa*

U n io n 309.

5— M ic a e x e c
U n io n 311.
6 — T u r t le
an rl
G y m poo!.
b — - Vt r k

League of

ive co
T u n iie ,

TexaW om en'

m m itte e
of
rn e n V o i d s Tex-

a.- I m e ! ■
T e x a s U n io n
Ph
6— T a u B e
309.
Ass dc la­
- — A m e r ic a n S ta tistic
OI .
t i o n , W agger* f,i H a!
So* te!
7 — A th e n a e u m
I.ite r a
T e x a s U n io n 316.
7 — F o re n -ira "exas U nion 301.
7 — C l e e h C h ih , Texas I nion 309.
7 — R a d io G u ild , Fe x a? t 'n son 315.
7 — p re * m an F e ilo w * h P to h ear
W a s s e n ic h ,
th e
R e v.
Pan;
YM CA.
W m en 's ( ym 39.
311.
7 — A C K , t e x a s I nim
7— Poona
Vt on en a G y m 13o.
7 — T ale r,
how' fo r C am p u s C h est,
M a in I
m ge, T e x a s U n io n .
7
K o re a*
i, T* *as U n io n 301.
7 ; 15
O r c . s.s, W o m e n * G y m .
7 :15 -- F a u l t F in d e r s , G e o lo g y

7 — T o id le ,

B u ild ng I I.
7 :3 0 — Q ' arter-f:.' als it selectio n
o f A q u a Q ueen, G re g o ry G ym

dueed is not c e rta in .
By AN N B R Y A N
D r. W illia m R . L lo y d , asso ciate
G
lo
a
tin
g
e
x
p
ressio
n
s
on
th e e a g e r boy k e p t ra is in g bis own
p ro fesso r o f p h a rm a cy , said th e re
bids.
faces
o
f
a
g
ro
u
p
o
f
boys
"
h
o
had
could
be
a
v a cc in e
d evelo p ed
H e w as o u tb id , th o u g h , b y a
ju
s
t
pooled
th
e
ir
m
oney
to
b
u
y
ag ain st polio in th re e to fiv e y e a rs .
gro
u p o f f r a t e r n it y boys w h o said
J
a
c
k
H
o
lla
n
d
at
the
C
am
p
u
s
Chest
H e ex p la in e d that an y new- v a c c in e
must f ir s t he d evelo ped in r e ­ au ctio n fo r e to ld d ire th in g s fo r th e y needed a house m o th er.
H e ad ch e e i le a d e r B ill Sim p so n
search la b o ra to rie s and then te s t­ the u n fo r tu n a te Dean o f M en.
ed on an im a ls . These e x p e rim e n ts
T h e boys hand ed o ve r $30, to p and h i ' w ife A n n " e r e bought by
w ould u su a lly re q u ire a y e a r or p rice b ro u g h t b y a n y one person M a r y P a t D o w e ll fo i $7.
T h e boy w ith the cash , R o d m a n ,
m ore to co m p lete.
or a r tic le at the C am p u s ( hest
V a c c in e
p ro d u c in g
su cce ssfu l a u c tio n held T u e s d a y in f r o n t of b o u g h t the m em o pad fro m P r e s i­
dent T . S. P a in t e r ’* desk fo r $1.
re s u lts am o n g the la b o ra to ry a n i­ th e T e x a s U n io n .
Mi K a u g b a n , w ho had a bid and
m als must then he user! in e x p e ri­
D ean s are in dem and, it seem s.
m en tal c lin ic s on hum an beings Dean o f S tu d e n t L if e A m o No- a com m ent fo r e v e ry a r tic le or
fo r a p e rio d o f se ve ral y e a rs . I he w o tn y w as b o u g h t by T o m m y R o d ­ person sold, bought the ash tr a y
fro m C h a n c e llo r J
P. H a r t s ofe ffe c tiv e n e s s o f a v a c c in e w o u ld
m an fo r $10.
f ice.
have to be p ro ved c o n c lu s iv e ly be­
T h e boys in the cro w d aro u n d
F o o tb a lls w e re p o p u la r a rtic le s
fo re it could be put on the m a rk e t,
the stan d s ta rte d d ig g in g in th e ir at the a u c tio n , too. T o p p ric e on
ex p lain ed D r. L lo y d .
p o ck e ts w h e n a u c tio n e e r J i t t e r
pigskins W H' b ro u g h t b y the one
W h e n these steps are co m p leted
N o le n p o inted a fin g e r at a blond used in the O k lah o m a gam e and
and a good v a c c in e is le a d y fo r
use, th en the costs, p ro d u c tio n , seated b eside him and asked fo r signed bv B o b b y D illo n , Don Meaud d is trib u tio n m ust be c a r e f u lly a bid on L u c ia n n e K n ig h t.
na*co and J u n e D avis.
D ick M e K a u g h a n w as the lu c k y
A
fr a t e r n it y
pledge
b id d in g
plann ed and ex e cu te d , he said.
b o y, m a k in g the highest bid at ag a in s t one of his b ro th e rs bought
the fam o u s fo o tb a ll fo r $13.65.
$2.25.
S tu d e n t P r e s id e n t VV ales M a d ­ H e also got a fe w th re a ts fro m

John Gould, 63,

Is Buried Today
Ex-Foreman Spent
31 Years on Texan
Jo h n G o u ld S r ., 63, w ho w o rk e d
31
ears as n ig h t pressm an and
nig ht press f " le m an oil I he D a ily
T e x a n , d ied M o n d ay in an A u s tin

hospital.
H i* fu n e ra l w ill be held at 2
p.m. W ed n e sd a y at. Vt ilke-D onnelly F u n e r a l
H o m e,
IH I I
So u th
C o ngress. M r. G o u ld w as a M ason
and " i i i be given a M a s o n ic b u ria l
H <
i son, Jo h n G o u ld J r . , statio n ed
w ith the I . S. A r m y in G e rm a n y ,
a rriv e d here e a r ly Tuesday.
M r. G o u ld began w o rk h e ie in
1920 on the old flat-bed press.
On the in s ta lla tio n o f the n ew
ta b u la
press in 1936 he took a
sh o rt le a ve to le a rn its m ech anics.
H e th en re tu rn e d and w o rk e d u n ­
til ab o u t tw o w eek s ago w h en he
b e c a m e iii.
p re s e n t post since 1949. B e fo re
M r. G o u ld " i i *
k n o w n as a
th a t tim e hr wa* co n n ected ch ie fly “ q u ie t,
c o n s e rv a tiv e ,
h a rd - w o rk ­
w ith E u ro p e a n a f f a ir s fo r the D e ­ ing, and fa it h fu l e m p lo y e ,” by his
p a rtm e n t o f S ta te .
f ell ow w ' rkers.
“ H e 's g ive n a life tim e to r u n ­
In his p resen t c a p a c ity , H ic k e i*on is the rep* esen tat < o f the nin g the p r e * ' fo r the Texan,
C . H . F a ils , m a n a g e r of th** I d i­
U n ite d S t a te s govern merit iii a !
v e rsity p rin tin g d ivisio n , said,
m atter- d e a lin g w ith th* I nited
M r. G ould also w o rk e d on the
N a tio n *.
A u s tin A me ti ca n-Sta t e>m an. and
D r. E a g le to n - also a n a tiv e of the '-Id T rib u n e and D is p a tc h . He
lim ,
T e x a s and received h r b ach elo r live d in A istin m ost <>’. I
le a rn e d
hi* p rin tin g tr a d e
d eg ree fro m A u s tin ? oiiege. B e ­ a n i
sides d ire c tin g the g r a d u a te *t jd y fro m V o n Boe< km an Jo n e s and
p ro g ra m at N V I , he - eh tnt of C o m p a n y , c o m m e rcia! p rin te rs .
S u r v i v is are his W id o w ; a so n ;
tne “ R e v ie w
o f I n ited N a tio t
A ff a ir * "
and
p re sid en t
of the a d a u g h te r, M rs. G e o rg e F . FanA m e r ic a n bran ch of the Ii te; n a ­ n e rh ill I I ; and th re e s i s t e r , M rs.
VY. M. C ia * , B e c ( ave R o a d ; M rs.
tio n a l I, s " ' A s s o c ia tio n . ID is a m
on the e x e c u tiv e co a.e..s o f v a r i­ B o b Jo h n s o n , R a n g e r; an d M rs.
t, B e lv e d e re , I I I
ous
o Irg
n iz a tio
IUB Ila
aw
VV u
Ka
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I WInIs
*»*•J R a‘ y A . b lig h............................

UN Authorities
At Issues’ Tonight
T h e D e p a rtm e n t cif S ta t* - to p
a u th o ! it*, on U n ite d N a tio n s a f ­
fa ir* and the (iii e c tot o f one o f
the le a d in g g ra d u a te sc hoed* in the
c o u n try on trip I n ite d N a tio n s w ill
en ; oai e notes 1 n D
I \ tonight*
a t the G r e a t D ue* co urse.
T h e y are J'-bn Ho-km son, Vs
* irsta n t S e c r e t a r y
o f State' fo r
U n ite d N a tio n s A f f a i r s ; and D r.
( ly d e E a g le to n , I) re c to r o f the
G r a d u a te P r o g ra m , f the I nited
N a tio n s and W o r ld A f f a ir s , N e w
Y o rk U n iv e r s ity .
The m eeting , open to student-,
f a c u lt y , ar-! to w n sp eo p le at
a
c h a rg e of 50 cent-, " i l l he rn th e
U n ive -;t P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u rc h a ’
7:30. Th< se e n ro lle d in the cou rse
w ill be ad m itte d free.
T o n ig h t's to p ic , seven th in a
go es of eig h t on A m e r ic a n f o r ­
e ig n p o lic y , w ill be m o d erated by
Dr. W illia m S . L iv in g s to n , assis­
ter * p ro fe ss o r o f g o v e rn m e n t.
H ic k ( -or , who is a 1920 g r a d u ­
a te o f the U n iv e r s it y , ha* held his

Dillon,Sewell Nominated
For A P All-American
N EW
Y O R K , N o v . 20
V —
S o vt '.teen men fro m the S o u t h ­
w e st C o n fe re n c e have been n o m ­
in a ted fo r the A sso c ia te d P re **
A ll- A m e ric a squad.
A rk a n sa s— Boh
G r i f f in ,
lin e­
b ack er.
B a y l o r — K e n C a s n e r, o ffe n s iv e
ta k le :
L a rry
D b e il,
o ffe n s iv e
b a c k ; B ill A th e y , d e fe n s iv e guard.
R:e<— B o :
H o w t o r , o ffe n s iv e
e n d ; B ill y B u r k h a lt e r , d e fe n s iv e

pool.
7:3b- - N a tio n a l D e fe n s e T r a n s p o r ­
ta tio n
A s s o c ia tio n ,
m e n ’*
lo u n g e , T e x a s U n ,o n .
7 :3 0 — L a w W iv e s , b rid g e p a rty ,
H o m e E c o n o m ic s T e a H ouse.
7:30-10— O b s e r v a t o r y open, P h y ­
sics B u ild in g .
7*30— Jo hn
H ic k e rs o n
and
D r.
C ly ie Flag! et on in G re a t Issues
le c tu re s , U n iv e r s it y P r e s b y t e r i­
an C h u rc h .
7 : 4 5 -— G ra d u a te C u b , Ir .’ em atio n - bs ck.
S M U — F re d B e n n e r s , o ffe n s iv e
a! Ro o m , T e x a s U n io n .
g— T h e ta S ig m a P h i sponsors ser­ back.
T e ..a A & M
Ta k L it t le , o ff, , v ic e
m e n ’s d a n c e , d o w n to w n
rive t a c k le ; H u g h M e y e r, o ff e n ­
YW CA.
g— M en s G le e C lu b , T e x a s U n io n s ive c e n te r ; B i l l y T id w e ll, o ff e n ­
sive b a c k ; Y a le L a r y , d e fe n s iv e
401.
8 :1 5 — A O T p re se n ts “ B ly t h e B p i- j b ack .
r i t , ” P la y h o u s e on G u a d a lu p e .
T e x a * — H a r le y
S e w e ll,
offen 9
B S E C o u n c il, B a p tis t S tu d e n t -ive ta c k le ; B o b b y D illo n , defen-

assistant chairman of tho Department of Dram a; Dean of
Student Life Am o Nowotny; W illiam Blount, dean of stu­
dent organizations; Dean of Men Jack Holland; Dean of
Women Dorothy Gebauer; and Wilson Foreman, vice-presi­
dent of the student body.
Mac Bin tliff, former head cheer leader, will be master of
ceremonies.
W ith the exception of Swing and J urn s square dance num­
ber. the 20 competing acts will all represent sororities and
fraternities.
Organizations represented
are Kappa Kappa Gamma,
singing; Alpha Gamma Delta,
singing; Delta Gamma, a
combo; Kappa Alpha Theta,

Deans in Demand
In Chest Auction

seem s c e r t* n.
Dr
ll. M . B u rla g e , dean o f
the C o lle g e o f P h a rm a c y , ag re e d
that a c u re fo r polio w o u ld be
fo u n d fro m all the re s e a rc h b e in g
done in that iie ld , but ju s t w hen
a w o rk in g m e d ic in a l can he pio-

to g e th e r

den b ro u g h t 52. H i* fa te seem ed the b ro th e r.
T h e ball fro m th e K e n tu c k y
to be sealed b y a g rin n in g boy on
th e fro n t ro w who bid $1.75 " l i e n , gam e, signed b v D an P a g e , R ic h ­
on the l a s t co u n t, a g ir l’s vo ic e ard O choa and o te rs, w e n t at
$9.60, A n e w fo o tb a ll " t h s ig n a ­
fro m the cro w d shouted $2.
T o m m y R o d m a n got in thp aet tu re s o f m o s t o f the team wa*
ag a in w h en he fo rk e d o v e r $2.50 b o u gh t f o r $9.00.
A t tile re q u e st o f the c ro w d ,
to b u y “ M iss T e x a s , ” J a n e H o l­
M e K a u g h a n w as then o ffe re d fo r
com b.
W h e n a u c tio n e e r N olen opened sale. H e w a s bought by a g ro u p
o f boys from M ica. w h o pooled
bid din g on N oel Je a n A tk in s he
th e ir m o n ey and paid $2.51 fo r
found
w hat
must
be an a u c ­
tio n e e r’s dream com e true. O n e him .

2 0 0 Sign Petition
In Editor Title C h a n ge
By G E N E
A p p ro x im a te ly
200
stu d e n ts
h ave signed the p e titio n f o r a ape
cia! e le c tio n in v o lv in g th e c h an g e
o f the e le c t iv e position o f A s s o c i­
ate E d it o r o f T h e Da Iv T e x a n to
an a p p o in tiv e M a n a g in g E d it o i ,
W a le * M ad d e n , student p re s id e n t,
said T u e s d a y . A b o u t 1,009 s ig n a ­
tu re s a re nee cs sa i v to c a ll the
ele c tio n .
M ad d en pop ted out that th e re
m ac be m ere petit ion signer* th a n
th:*, hut a* y d th e y have not beer
tu rn e d in to th e S tu d e n ts \s*ociatio n o ff ic e .
T h e m ain p ro b lem has been the
d if f ic u lt y o f g e ttin g the p e titio n *
into c ir c u la tio n th ro u g h o u t the
cam p u s b e ta .se of a secnnif g lat k
o f in te re s t, M adder said.
S tu d e n ts a r e asked to pet it i o i
the S tu d e n t A sse m b ly to c a ll a
sp e cial e le c tio n to vo te on Un*
proposed am e n d m e n t to the < on
s titu tio n o f the S tu d e n ts ' A --on
at in n w h ich w as inn overt.* ( I n le f
o ff the b allo t in toe F a ll G e n e ra l
E le c tio n , 1951.

DOW

system . In the e le c tio n last Vpi
n e ith e i th e e d ito r mu the a s so c i­
a te e d ito r p o sitio n s wi re file d fo r
v el o app no ted by the
a nd *
state d in th e ConstituBoa: J a
ti on.
B< f ore Die S tu d e n t A sse m b ly
<an ti i ke ir v aet nu the p l tit on
must be igned by 30 per c e n t o f
t hose v o tin g n th e last e le e tio i
wa* a litt le
m ore than
w h ich

this
o ff s ta ff
cc n trib u to rs
in tw o
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p ictu re s
on page 15. R a n g e r a u th o r itie s ve- b y G e n e B e lc h , aim- at h iia i tv
hem entdy d e cla re , h o w e v e r, that !>y o ve r-e m p h a sizm g the 11a.f f ic
the w h o le th i g
- the fa dt o f *itu a tio n . Y o u ’ll h ave to d ecide
d elin q u e n t
A g g ie*, and
th e y 'v e w h e th e i or not the goa ’ ca- ac co m p lish ed , sin.-e ta-tes it f i d ion
in se rte d a no tice to th a t c f fee t
Thp th u m b-n ail sketch o f Dr. [ d e f in it e ly d if f e r .
T h e sam e th in g g ■
•* " ’ ' " W I y
R o b e rt N. L itt le , p h ys ic s p ro fe s ­
R a in on Slin u a; • ?" by
sor, bv A n n ( oui te r is c o n c h e and Doe* It
intl r< -t;i si. *'< a** and (
n p a n y ” Jo h n F u lto n . T h e s to ry is s lig h tly
p sy ch o lo g ic *!.
by Je n n iiu K e lly is liv e ly t h roui
A tta c k on the fa mei - «
<e
iioth its pages. T h e in fo rm a tio n
in “ D eal M e lv in , ” a p ie t t j
le v e r
eel tai nl ne v aud tim e ly .
B a rb a ra
R u b e n s te in
has tw o b it o f w r it in g stre ssin g the i l li t e r ­
h a lf do ■ in
stories in the ru n n in g th is m onth a c y o f the cadet“ K e rs te n and B y e r s .” or the p ictu re s.
w
on
C a rto o n s b y R o w lan d
h is to ry o f th e tw o to p - ran k in g
ten up
D a ily T e an offic ial*, an d " ( am- a nd R o b ei t B e n to n
o tim e.
nu* G u ild .” T h e G n ld s to ry is the ’>6 page* firn e tim e
R enton trie d nr* ha
a a N e"
p a itm u la r y w ell done.
series
S u r p r is in g ; ', the m ag a z in e d r e w ! Y o r k e r
ty p e
o f c a rto o n

Lambda C h i, ro u tin e s fro m

A lso
S o u th

P a c i f i c ; P h i G a m m a D e lta ,

the P in G i W r a m b le r s ; P h i K a p ­
pa P *i, th e F iv e S ig h s ; Z e ta T a u
A lp h a , a tap d a n c e ; S ig m a A lp h a
M u , d ra m a and pian o co m b o ; D e l­
ta T au D e lta , s in g in g ; and S w in g
and T u r n , a sq u a re d an ce.

Pie Sale at U nion Means
More ‘P ie-eyed ' Friends
The C am p u s C h est C o m m itte e
pie au c tio n " i l l bp in fr o n t o f the
U n io n , T h u rs d a y fro m IO to 12
noon.
D ick Mc K a u g h a n , pu blic r e la ­
tio n s d ire c to r, is in c h a rg e o f the
pie a u c tio n , a t w h ich pie* to he
G IV IN G H ER A L L •
Com th ro w n at " f r i e n d * , ” w ill he sold
Pi PK a n e Pi
Cb
Pi
to the hig h est b id d er. J i t t e r N o le n ,
n*nq©r, w h o will C;'Tntom >rnc. <o <5 I mon d ire c to r, says th at th e pies,
re c o rd at tg r g a t s ' a.eat Sh o w .
w h ich w o n 't co n tam a n y su g a r,
w ill be “ good, m u sh y ones.
S t a r ta rg e ts a re ex p ected to he
the " T e n M o st H a te d ,” and it is
hoped th a t the “ U g ly M a n ” c a n ­
el sates w ill tu rn out fo r th e occasion. “ J u s t b rin g y o u r fr ie n d s ,”
the a u c tio n e e r* sa y , "a n d
w e ll
T h e 60 co-eds who w ill be ch o ­ set them up as ta rg e ts fo r y o u .”
sen in the ju d g in g on N o v e m b e i
21, 22, and 23 fro m 105 B lu e b o n ­
net B e lie con test ct tr a m * w ill be
p re se n te d in the R o u n d -l p R e v ie w
o f 1952. T h e ju d g in g w ill he fro m
2 to ;> 3 " p iii.
n t he I bt ce d a j s
in the In t e r n a tio n a l B a llro o m o f
the T e x a s U n io n ,
P a r tic ip a t io n a w a rd s to f r a t e r ­
The
g irls
"ill
w ar
pat tv
dresses o r * .its for th is part o f n itie s, *o ro ritie s , and co-op* fo r
D a d ’s D a y a c tiv itie s N o v e m b e r IO
tn e co n te st.
T h e basic ju d g in g te a m , a- p re ­ have been an n o u n ced by the C o w ­

Judging of Belles
Starts Today at 2

Trophies Given
For Dad's Day

Quarter-finals
For

‘

Aqua

’

Tonight

Contestants

T h irty- o n e
p re '?
g a 's
b lo nd es, b ru n e tte s, arui redheads
s o u ' o i !< - and rail unt — nut ai

prtU y one*, will return to tat
Gregory Gym swimming po®
W e d n e s d a y night a t 7:30 as q u ai
Aqua '

boys.
T ro p h ie s w e re p re se n te d to the
o rg a n iz a tio n s h a v in g D ie h ig h est
pei c e n ta g e o f dada at th e a c tiv i­
ties in th e g irl* ' and b o ys' d iv i­
sions.
D c .’ a
Gam m a
s o r o rity
"a s
a w a rd e d a tro p h y fo r h a 'm g I 4.a
per cen t, H o n o ra b le m e n t i" ’ w e n t
to P h i M u and A lp h g P h i sororitic**.
In th e bo' *’ d ivisio n , I im hda
Ch \ ln h a f r a t e r n it y took th e troy " lh 22 pei c e n t. P h i G am m a
Df ta and P h i K a p p a S ig m a re ­
ceived h o n o ra b le m e n tio n .
T h e tro p h ie s w e re p resen ted by
I < U u ;vc r sit\ o f T e x a s Dads A s ­
so ciatio n .
O ra n
Ja c k e t s I ap E lb e L u c k e tt
E lite
L u c k e tt,
first- se m e ste r
n o te , " a s ta p p ' d f o r O ra n g e
Ja c kets T u e s d a y n ig h t in a sp ecial
tap pin g and in itia tio n se rvice .
F
e wa- not in clu d e d in the
re g u la r fa ll ta p p in g W e d n e s d a y
night b ecause o f an e r r o r in tabula tin g h e r *c h o la-tic a v e ra g e .

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a little fa r t h e r than th e covet

sin g in g ; D e lta D e lta D e lta , sin g ­
in g ; K a p p a A lp h a , a p ian o so lo ;
P i K ap p a A lp h a , a la p d a n c e ; ( ’ hi
O m eg a, sin g in g ; D elta Z e ta , a tap
d a n c e ; B e ta T h e ta P i, a q u a r te t;
S ig m a A lp h a E p s ilo n , a co m b o ;
A lp h a E p s ilo n
P h i, s in g in g ; P i
B e ta P h i, sin g in g and p an to m in e .

scrib e d by the contr>t bai Shook,
'File am e n d m e n t w o u ld in e ff e c t
w ill lie M i - D o ro th y G e h a u e r.
b u n g ab o u t this c h a n g e : T h e po­
B a t'*
H a y w o rth ,
Jit t e r
N o le n ,
sitio n of A sso c ia te E d it o r o f The
W a le s M a d d e n , B ra d B v t
J an
D a ily T e x a n is ch an g e d to M a n ­
R a g s d a le ,
Gent*
M ynck,
and
a g in g E d it o r , and the post w ould
C h a i ies P is to l-.
he a p p o in tiv e r a th e r th an e le c tiv e .
Gl l c - t . j u d g e * a e Ii
N
ol s ,
T h e c h an g e w as re c o m m e n d e d M a r y K tutu H a,k « . I ’.
Sr p
to th e S tu d e n t A sse m b ly bv the s o n . J a ; H o l l a n d . Ri ll B l u r ! , a n d
B o a rd o f D ire cto r- o f tile I exas M a y M o f f a t t . O ' el
mom
S tu d e n t
P u b lic a tio n * , In c ., am i elu d e th*- -<• ( ' a c t u s s ' a f f members
was a p p ro ve d b y Die A - scm b ly to w ho h a v e the la rg e s t n i m b c i of
tic pin red o r the b a llo t f ' tile pi o d n o t i o n b o m s : Riel a r u E, < a i ­
last elect »n. B u t so m e w h e re dow r ry , H a y M K : gh?, J o !
Is
a
tile lin e it w as om itted .
J e a n D u ! ii n e . a n d Ken n er
Iv *t
T h e D a ily T e x a n is now o p e ra t­ rid ge.
*
in g u n d o
th e m a n a g in g e d ito i

Ranger Infiltrates Aggieland

By M A R JO R IE C L A P P
T he tr a d itio n a l " A g g - - m e a l”
i * * i i e o f th e R a ' g er make*- its N o ­
v e m b e r appeal ant e to d a y.
T h e m ag a zin e m a y be a tr if le
la te , b u t y o u ’ll fo rg e t and fo rg iv e
it w h en you cat- h a glim p-c o f
the n o v e l— and v e r y h um orous
y e llo w and w h ite c o v e r, p
a
p hotog rap h by V e rn o n L e e o f a
ro ly-p o ly A g g ie.
H e A caller. “ T h e M ar w it
the
H o e ,” and ju * t to p ro v e he seedy
,* K d w n M a r k h a m ’- . a - “ et onp o e try ha
been u tiliz e d foi the
* a tire . A ll in a lb it * a w e i p la n ­
ned c o v e r w h it h o ffe rs a new tw ist
on an old them e.
T h e in sid e o f th e m ag o ffe rs
jo k e s in tru e R a n g e r fa s h io n , f ic ­
tio n , fe a tu re s , c a rto o n *, and w h a t
have-you.
T h e fe a tu re * in th is iC e n te r.
liv e bac k.
9 30
L u th e ra n S tu d e n t A ssoc la .
T C I*
U t on T a y lo r , o ffe n s iv e -ae f a r out-hi ne the f i » ‘ ion.
“ It «ide A i M ’ a pie?, ire f*-a
Don c o ffe e a n d d iscu ssio n , Lu- g u a id ;
Ted
V a u g h t,
d e fe n s iv e
,t u ia by C h a rle s Jo s h n , goes ju s t
tneran S tu d e n t H o u s e.
t e n d ; Keith Flow ers, linebacker.

NO. 68

Four Pages Today

"V e rity amateur -cts will reward donors to Tar ms ( hest
with music, dancing, and pantomine Wednesday night at 8
’clo-!- In the Main Lounge of the Union.
Admittance to the Campus ( hest I aleut Show will be by
do" ' u at the door, with a 50 cent minimum.
Trophies will he awarded the first, second, and thin! place
winners. .Judging will be by applause from the audience.
Reading the pplause meter w ill be Judges Mouzon Law,

n e a r fu tu re .
S p e a k in g b e fo re 24)0 C h a r le s ­
ton , S o u th C a ro lin a , c iv ic le a d e rs
M o n d a y , B a s il O 'C o n n o r, head o f
the N a tio n a l In f a n t ile
P a r a ly s is
F o u n d a tio n p red icted that a su c­
c essfu l v a c c in e a g ain st polio now

c .co o m ;

S o u t h

B y FLO COX

U n iv e r s it y
e x p e rts
expressed
o p tim istic v ie w s on the re p o rt th a t
an e ff e c tiv e va ccin e a g ain st p o lio ­
m y e l i t i s w o u ld he p ro d uced in the

OFT-OUOTED

T h e

Arab Students
present
Egypt's Side.

CampusChest Donors
To See Variety Acts

Dr. W ebbVFrontiers ~
Challenged! oday at 4 |n1.5years

D r. W e b b , p ro fe s s o r o f h is to ry ,
and D r. F u lm e r M o o d , p ro fe s s o r
o f h is to ry , w ill d e fe n d th e th esis
a d v a n c e d by the fo rm a l rn his ait ic le , “ E n d e d : IOO Y e a r s ’ B o o m ,”
in O c to b e r's H a r p e r 's M a g a z in e ,j
C h a lle n g in g th e the*.* w ill be Dr.
C, E . A res, p ro fe ss o r o f ec o n o m ­
ics, an d D r. D a v id L . M ille r , c h a ir ­
m an o f t e D e p a r tm e n t o f P h ilo s ­

I n

ex a n

AUSTIN, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1951

Price 5 Cents

V O L 51

T

T H E DA!

H ig h 70
Low 45
Cloudy, occasional rain.

late*

B e n to n’s. l f yo u don

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you m a y
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adds it- h u rn or to th e
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thi* m o n ! i in C o u n t I'.K N M I- N !'
m agazin f
M a rty n de B ch tim on? '« n to ry, " A
DOW N E A !.
B r it o n in T e x a * .” Y nu m a y like
MaI
ot
his E n g l *h " i t a g * ■a t deal
you m ay n
T i e G ir l >f th e Month-— M in g le
Ms.
Nelson- is in tl od need in a: ens
been
11re ly new' fashtw! . S h e ’'
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ta k e n o u t o f a b a th in g su it arui M a y a n * , ti
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classro
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at
p u t in a
read in te rn e c in e " a r s
th at. IU* re fre s h in g .
D o ro th y C a m p b e ll's R e c o rd R e ­ 7 U g lie * M eet T o d ay
Th,,
({intern
>f “ SU kerning
view s a shade m ore e x p la n a to ry
>»* Sta" CV. ba Kid
\ ththan h ave been p re v io u s co lu m n s
K ap p a A .p i.a fi a t o m ity ,
to the
and I? * c e r t a in ly m ore in te re s tin g
I gay M an contest
as b ro u g h t U e
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ACRES
By R U SS K E R S T E N
\ T e x a n - ta ffe r re tu rn e d 'a te
Vi stei day I rom a fa s t tr ip to Sa n
\n to n o, w h e re he took an A ir
F o rc e exam .
l f he passed, h e’ll be a f ly boy
in F e b rm ary .
l f he fa ile d , h e 'll get d ra fte d
m F e b ru a ry,

Som etim es ye- . J -? *;*ii t " i n .
a

F r ie n d s to the end :
S p lin t e r D ean S m ith nam ed his
baby to v C h a rle s T h o m as Sm ith .
in
a Texan
s t p iy
y e s te rd a y
m o rn in g , m en tio n yeas m ade o f a
re c e n t c o n te s t e n tr y on “ B . H a ll,
" hu h
a p p e al mi
N ovem ber
30,
1050.

S o m e o n e d u t i f u l l y c li p p e d out
th e
offen d in g
p a ra g ra p h
and
m ailed it in w ith th is c o m m e n t;
“ J u s t how old is B . H a ll, any"a i .

Wednesday. Nov. 21. 1951

THE DAILY TEXAN

Pa^e ?

N C A A C ou n cil A sk s I” Defeat
Ban of Bowl Games

ADPi Tops Kappa, 6-0,
To W in Mural Crown
Bettv Ann Theobalt paced AU
ph. Delta Pi to a 6-0 victory over
Kappa Kappa Gamma for the
Orange Bracket crown in women's
intramural football.
In the first quarter, Theobalt
threw a 20-yard pa<s to Virginia
Beth Taylor for a penetration.
Two plays later a Theolbalt pass
to Patsy Kirk acor*] *ix points for
ADP:.
Kappa
Paying
without
their usual quarterback and pars­
er, E lly Fondren, who was in­
jured in an a.;lo accident Friday.
Carole Newberry, a triple thrra*.
played quarterback for the first
time this year.
Members of the winning ’earn
were Theobalt, Taylor, Kirk, Nan­
cy Nichols, Speedy Austin, Jo Ann
N'owotny, Yvonne Gebhard, Mary
Ann Maiey, Jane ;e Williams, J e n ­
ny Gilbert, and L.re.ie Wright.
Scottie Stevenson. Claire Own
by, and L ui.-o Irwin on defence
and Marilyn Murray, Joan Lander,
and Peggy Howland on offense
we re outstanding players of Kap­
pa’s t * i platoon system.
a
Kapp.

Kapp*

G .m m .

II

edged

Delta Delta D«*!t» II v t ■ pone
trations to w in the WH ie Br ae

consolation title.
Pegsry
Collier,
quarterback;
Kennon Keithly and Jane Arnold,
ends; Martha Thompson, center;
and Carolyn Dorset, offensive and
defensive player, were
Kappa
stars.
Outstanding Tri-Delt
players
were Pat Gallows;., Shirley Mrodyke, Betty Q'Bannon, Lannette
Sherman, and B etty Thompson on
offense arid Loretta Lowry, Na ry
O'Brien, Cynthia Sadler, and W il­
ma Sanded on defense.
The White Bracket finals berwe^n \ I pI*a Ca m/i a Deft* and
Delta Zeta will bendayed Wedneaday at 4:15 p.m.

Arizona Players Dunk
Critical Sports W riter
TU C SO N , Ari*., Nov. 20.- //Pl
Un I vers it'- of Arizona football
players hauled critical Sports Flditor Anc Char in of the Arizona
Da
Star from the practice field
yesterday afternoon and dunked
him.
I an, r
charged
that
H cad
Coach B< > Winslow had inspired
the a1lion b ,t the mentor denied
it a • n igh admitting he knevv of
the placers’ plans in advance.

HIC AG U , Nov. 20- (A * — The f o r t h e n e x t t h r e e y e a r * , a n d p o * .
N C A A 's poln,
making council • i h l y t h e C o t t o n B o w l g a m e , w o u l d
Tuesday proposed a program of n o t b e a f f e c t e d .
ng.d athletic controls. It hit es­
Hitting at exits .ve financia
pecially at lax a ademic standards,
aid to athletes, the c >u: ii recom­
professionalism trend*, and asked
mended to toe ( incinnati conven­
curtailment
f p st-season « »mtion a code amendment requiring
petition, poasibiy leading to the
a1! financial assistance to be a end of bow! football game*.
ministered or approved by iruiiThe conned, drafting a concise
vid .a1 institutions. Th!* would
reform list for presentation to the
strike at under-ihe-tank- gifts to
full N< AA convention in Cincin*
star athletes from over-er.thusiasnatl Jan tray 0-12, 1052, approved
: tic alumni.
a rrso jtion banning post season
The penalty for violation wo
contractual commitments in ail
•ports which extend beyond Ja g u ­ be ineligibility of the .- volvrc
athlete.
ar 2, 19.5 J.
The
re-ol .lion
directed
the
In proposing am endm ent of
NC A A ’s extia events committee to out-of-sea*.on practice, the c rim I
begin immediately a full y e a r’s offered two proposals. One would
of “ the pressure .mph'a cor,fin# “ organized practice se
stud
nherent in the playing of sions" in football ansi basketball
in le n ­ ilegiate post season game* to the recognized seasons of those
in all ports."
•ports. The other would limit o f f The resolution specified N< AA- ca son practice to 20 ses ion*.
sponsored post season competition,
Another recommended constitu­
a* well a* implied reference to tional amendment dealt with the
bow! football gam* principle of sound academic stan­
f h * council e x p l a i n e d l h . * *ucb dards. This read : "A n athlete shall
prior to m m ilm n li m the Rose not represent his institution in in­
Bowl
game between the Pacific tel collegiate athletic compot?^.,
Coart Conference a n d the B i g fen unless he had herm admitted in
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in s .M o in e s , Nov 2 0
v
Johnny Bright finally bas been
retired as college football’s total
offense leader.
But it took a broken jaw arid
Princeton s Dick
Kazmaier to
overtake the gloat Negro halfback
from Diakc.
Bright has leo the nation in
total off en e yardage since his
sophomore in 1919 and until toe
injury which cut short his playing
days apparently had his third
straight title put away. The Drake
star fell behind Kazmaier and
Don K lo-terman of Lo\n!a of
<alifm nia this week an I unoffi­
cial figures give Kazmaiei 1,797
total yards, Klosterman 1,589,
Bright 1,553 and Ollie Matson of
San F’i anc sen I, IM .

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U niversity School of L a w f o r
“ P o rtia ."
Four girls have been nominated ,
for the post, they are, Jean Dal­
by, Austin; Barbara Jordan, L i v ­
ingston;
Shirley
Maclin,
F o rt
W orth ; and Theo Luders, La
Grange.
The polling booth w ill be in
the main hall of the law building,
and w ill be open from 8:30 to S
p.m.
it

‘ How to Try a Law S u it" is the
subject of Fred Weeks today at
l l a.m. in Law Building 201, said
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Bar Association. Weeks is with
the f:rm, Weeks and Hankerson,
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Tests C
No. 28...

THE O V E N B IR D

MORF
TEXANS
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Ft ■ i rf i .J ti f>* j x it** made in
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Soccer Scores

Gourmets and Raconteurs— our outspoken
fr iend knows how to hnd the proof of the
pudding. Especially such a thing as cigarette

T U ESD A Y

Theta Chi “ Diamondbacks"
I,
Phi Sigma Kappa 0.
Mariners 3, Dorm G-H 0.
Campus G Bld
A ir Force RQ TC
i),
A IM E 2, T win Pines I,
Beta Theta Pi 0, Sigma Chi 0.
I Beta Theta Pi won on corner
kicks, 3-1.
Oak Grove 0, Chinese Students 0.
(Oak Grove won on corner kicks,
1-0.)
Money hon Housecats I, Blomquist
Swedes I. (Housecats won on
corner kicks, 3-1.)

mildness! A "quick puff ’ and a “ single sniff’’
DR. P E PPE R. . . A NATIVE OF TEXAS,
RIGHT AT HOME IN YOUR H 0 ME I

left him hungry for facts. Smokers everywhere
havp tried the same tests and discovered the one

H e re s a d e lic io u s s p a r k lin g d rin k ,
d iffe re n t fro m a n i y o u ’v e taste d , that
L I I I S y o u r e n e rg y w ith in J to 8
m in u t e s . . . g iv e s yo u n e w L I F E fast.
P ic k s vo u up w h e n y o u ’re lo w . N o t h ­
in g lik e it
e s e ry o n e lo v e s it. k e e p
a c a r to n o r a case at h a n d , f o r a real
lift t o r life. A t sod a fo u n ta in s , too!

Camels as your steady smoke, on a day-after-day,

Another Great Texas Product

park-after-pack ba«is. No snap judgments. Once

true test of cigarette mildness!
It's the sensible test

.

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the 30-Da\ Camel

Mildness lest. which 'imply asks vou to trv

you ve tried Camels for 30 days in your “ T-Zone'
( I for I hroat, T for 7 aste), you'll see w hy . . .

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JI . g •. M cElhenny did all three
g ai -if I
tear ’* poi nu
in a 20 JO ti * with U f LA last
Satin da y.
F red Bt .m y, who ha ! not been
in the na?, mal spot! grit, broke in
-.ut n ;
as F<inter cepter: three
pa •'
one of tr.e g 'a i line
and
?h" c *f defender in the
Buck eye'' scoreless tie with Illi­
nois.
Others >nm nated im lade Larry
Isbell of Baylor, Fred Benners of
Sou? (-rn Methodist, and Dan Page
of Toxa*.

A petition was circulated Tues­
day through Brackenridge, Prath-.
er, and Roberts Halls about the'
proposed telephone system.
The petition asks that the dorm­
itory continue to u«e the buzzer
system for phone calls, or, as
the women’s dormitone* are re­
ceiving, a telephone be installed
m each room.
Interruption of studies, possi­
bility of unanswered phone calls,
and the nuisance and bother of
the now-pianned ringing of a sin­
gle telephone for the ten or four­
teen persons on a section floor are
reasons giver.
Equipment for the new system
ha* not arrived, sa I Miss Helen
Deathe, director of men s resi­
dence balls, Tuesday afternoon.

P H II \ D E L P H I A, Nov. 20.iZP)— I he Philadelphia Flagler to­
day signed Johnny Rauch as t en*
second string quarterback and
gave the heave-ho to Bill MaeK rides, who had been the top
ranking understudy for the Na­
tional Football League club for
three years.

CACTUS

NOW

N K W Y O R K , Nov. 2 0 b p , —
Th' I ».;v< i of Washington’n
one-man offer
and Ohio Stat**’*
one-man pass defense were named
I ic*day a 4 the A oc lated Pre s’
Backs 'if tho V.«i k.

K azm aier Passes Bright
For Total Offense Lead

Ea g le *

MAKE YOUR CLASS PICTURE

Page Is Mentioned
In Backfield Poll

’he 4ttnrxa’•*. Prest
President Truman predicted last
right the Republican* w-ill suffer
overwhelming
defeat
n
next
v^ar’s p ru d e n tia l election i f they'
take the “ fatal step" of attacking
U S fore.gn policy a* a major is­
sue.
As f o r the Democrats, Mr.
Truman made it clear they will
campaign on a platform of world
peace a d prosperity at home.
The President ga-e no .rr ir.g
whether he will he a candidate
for re-election, but ?»:d he be­
lieve* the D em o crat “ can and
w ill" wun.
D a apeech prepared for de­
livery before the National W o­
men'* Democratic flu b in W ash­
ington, Mr. Truman a.*o predict­
ed the Republicans will try to buy
tr.e presidency in ’52 with the .
biggest “ flush fund" ir history
and will wage a campaign of “ lies
and smear*."
By

SO O

Don Klein, senior (age star, throw at the 1951 So it! we t <on
wa* elected captain of the 1951- . fet e no Track and Field Meet. In
52 Longhorn basketball team by Sherman high .« bool he wa* a let
hi* teammate Tuesday.
I terman in football, basketball, and
Kb in, * senior pre-medical stu­ I tia a .
dent front Sherman, is a two •eat
I he 6 foot, 6 ir.ch center was a
letterman in basketball and tim k ,
big factor in the I.orig orr
win­
being runner-up in the javelin
ning their share of the Conference
championship lait year. The Longi horn* met the Aggies in their f i­
nal Conference battle ii Gregory
Gym seeking a victory that would
cinch them a share of the title
with TG I and AA M . With onh
ten seconds remaining in t h n ?
game, Kbdn tipped in the winning
N K W V O R K , Nov. 20
ZP
field goal.
The University of Tennessee va,*
Ti e big center was r ot one of
hack in the top spot Monday in
the weekly nation-wide Associated the < inference’.* leading -corer
last sea fit:, but be helped two n f
Pre * football poll.
Seven of the top IO teams close the Steers who were in the ti r
out their regular season this Sat ten. Klein played the pout and wa?
urday. Tennessee and two others the man who fed the ball to ti ■
shot-art i.sts as
flu-'
in the select group have two more Longhorn
broke under the basket. But, when
game® left.
• ope i for a shot, the
The seven teams which end he w as iii ti <
their leg bai -ca on Saturday arc stalwart basketnalim could n<*ai
Michigan State, Sta- ford, M ary­ always be depended or. for two
land, Brin clon, Illinois,
•'Con­ [IO lf, t*.
tin, and Kentucky.
Dining la M season Klein nit 52
'J ne top ten, with first place field goals and 25 free throws fen
\oti* and am-on’* re< urds in pa a total of 127 points, an average
of 5.’I pei game.
i cnthese.s
I he Sh •rtnan senior is a im rn
I
[Vnrir****
I SA I I * ft I
ber of Alpha Upsilon Delta, hon *
• Iii'-Iliff* llUlt*
I SS I
orary pre-medical fraternity, and
I
-tenpin!
i i * » I • <• <
I M »r , lurid
*i i
( “ - ll
was recently elected to Friars,
A. P r i n c e t o n
‘ “ I
(s.fti
honoiary men's oiganization foi
f
Illlmni
I ')
I 7 - 0 ■I I
I ,..i.r,i i Tee h I ".I I I * i )
outstanding -tm or students, lie
h. W is c o n s in ( l l ) •H -l-1)
is in the Naval Rf i f ( and will be
I . K r ill if k
( S i Ct-1 I
I 0 Un lo r I fi •I - I I
commissioned an
ensign upon
Th* srcond 'en:
graduation in June,
ll, •hi them (si (7-21
I . Oklahoma ; A-1 I

Texas Ranked 13th
In AP Weekly Poll

. ante w th the regular publ:*h <
entrance requirement* of
tit .‘ ion; unless he is in
that
I scholastic standing as deter?.d by the faculty of that in*
f on; a -;d unless he is maing atis factory p r o g r e s s
- i a degree, ^ determined by
reg .at r,* of that in* tit Uh

***>

'Call' Change Petitioned

US Foreign Policy
To Be M ajor Issue

Klein Elected Captain
Of 1951-52 Cage Team

GOING HOME

On the Campus

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Soccer
5 o 'c lo c k
A r a b S tu d e n t * .

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After all the Mildness Tests.. •

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Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1951

futility

DL SSir in a

.

T h e U n iv e r s ity o f California Board of
R egen ts has acted com m endably in refu s­
in g to reconsider last m o n th ’s ruling
cast out the special faculty loyalty
N A rich
ic

oath.
Their eventual good sense a fter a peri­
od of heated controversy m arks a d e fi­
nite victory for the UC faculty and,
through it, the nation's entire academic
profession.
Many thousands of other teachers, in

Softenct *3-SSueS
Although it is doubtful th at either man
will oppose U nited S tates participation
in the United N ation s, tonight's tw o -w ay
Great Issues program should shed some
light on the overall outlook o f the inter­
national organization.
Known to have divergent view s on the
U N , A ssista n t S ecretary of State John
Hickerson and N Y U professor Dr. Clyde
E agleton will undoubtedly aid any citi­
zen's th ink in g on our UN participation.
A ttendance, usually restricted to Is­
sues registrants, tonight will be unlim ­
ited. The program is such that anyone
would benefit greatly by attending.

places w h ere good sen se on the commu­
nist question has failed to prevail, m u st
u nfortu n ately continue to sign the point­
less non-Com m unist oath s or lose th eir
jobs.
Sim ilar oaths for other classes o f
w orkers have fu rther confused the na­
tional “loyalty" situation.
Perhaps C a lifo rn ia ’s action heralds an
era when oath requirem ents will be g r a ­
dually cast out around the nation rather
than added. People are b eginn in g to rea­
lize the utter fu tility o f o ath s — at last.

^Sports

(The
publicity
com m ot**
th* A r a b S t u d e n t *
Asso­

In reply to a N e w York ju d g e ’s veh e­
ment attack on intercollegiate sports,
U n iv e r s ity Athletic Director D. X. Bible
gave this apt a p p r a is a l :
“ People have been th ro w in g verbal
b rickbats at college football for a long
time, but the fact rem ains that the good
points in collegiate athletics far outw eigh
the bad.’’
L iv in g in tho shadow of Madison
Square Garden and the City College o f
Now York, a m a n ’s outlook is easily
tw isted.

ciation

presents

position

of

th#

th*

official

Egyptian

ernm ent.)

gov­

mocracy for everybodj e ver y­
where.
1. The I 9 3 6 T r e a t y wac o n c lu d e d b e t w e e n occ u p i e d
Egypt and the occupying pow-'
e r. Br i t a i n
Mr. Rewin, t h e
f o r m e r Brit ish F o r e i g n S e c r e ­
t a r y .“aid. w h e n the d i s p u t e
b e t w e e n I r a n a n d Russi a wa*
b r o u g h t to t h e S e c u r i t y C o u n ­
cil, t h a t t h e Brit ish g o v e r n ­
m e n t r e g r e t t e d tha* an a g r e e ,
m e n t had b ee n i mp o s e d o r
I r a n by f o r e while t h e gov
e m i n e n t of Soviet Russi a o c ­
cu pi ed p a r t of I r an. " P o w e r , ’’

U n d e r the s m a s h i n g fi re
a n d t h e t u r n i n g g u n s o f th#
Brit;**5) troop* in t h e Eg y p ti*
land, tho peopl e of E g y p t
»crearn o u t : L i b er t y , F r e e d o m ,
m d D e m o c r e e y , By the s a m e
a c r e a m an d f o r the s a m e pri r.iple* the f o u n de r * o f t h e
g r e a t Un i t e d S t a t e 0 of A m e r i ­
c a g a ve t h e ; r lives. E g y p t t o ­
d a y , asks th*-1 B r ; *i=h E mp i r e
h a s a i d ' ' ha s its w e i g h t in n e ­
to s n i de i t se l f to t he pr ncig o t i a t i o n . " T h e 1 9 3 6 Treat',
| d e ° of t he U n i t e d N a t i o n s on
wa* c o nc l u d e d u n d e r d u r e s s .
w h i c h c h a r t e r she p u t its s i g ­
2. Th e c i r c u m s t a n c e s in
n a l i r e . E g y p t t o d a y , a sks the
which t he T r e a t y wa s eonB r i t i s h E m p i r e to i e s p e c t t he
chided have un de rgo ne a co m­
g e n e r a l pri ncipl e* a n d c u s t o m s
pl e t e c h a n g e . T h e Axi« p o w ­
j rf the i n t e r n a t i o n a l c o m m u n
ers are defeated. Th e United
t y . T h e e mp i r e 0 a s k e d n ot ' n
The
v i o l at e t he c h a r t e r of the * N a t i o n s is e s t a b l i s h e d .
T r e a t y c o n t r a d i c ts the C h a r ­
U
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N p t to i g n o r e t h e M a g n a C a r ­
k e e p i n g b e r t r o o p s by force
t a principle*, it i* a s k e d to he
;n t h e l and of a n o t h * m e m ­
flam O' rat io in r e a l i t y a n d not
ber. a n d a g a i n s t it* will.
In r o p a g a n d a T h e people of
3. Th# T r e a t y con tr ad ict *
E g - pt a r e in«pired by the onl y
th# S u e s
Canal C onvention
pTin Ipie* f oi w h i ' h h u m a n i t y
c o n c l u d e d by s e v e r a l r i a l . ins
h r * e been st; uggi n g ■ r u e
by which t h e s i g n a t o r y p o w ­
t he
beginning
of
h i s t or y.
ers. a m o n g s t whi c h i.« Brit ain.
K q u a tv b e t w e e n n a t i o n s is
a r c f o r b i d d e n to seek a n y p a r ­
tbs* prsn' pie I - whi ch t h e y
t i c u l a r pri vi l ege t h r o u g h i n t el »*a * d e mo cr a c y a n d j us t i c e
national ag re em e nt s . Acco rd­
a n d not c o m m u n - rn or c o l o n ­
i ng to t h e ( o n v e n t i o n , E g y p t
ial ism. The . ' a r t * a r e v e r y
as the p r o p r i e t o r o f t h e regi on
i m p o r t a n t if we w a n t to give
has b e e n placed in c h a r g e of
j u s t i c e to tho p r o b l ems .
The
f o l k Wing a r e t o r e a s o n s w r i ­ the de f e i -o o f t h e n e u t r a l ty
o f t h e * a n a l a n d t h e a f ty
t h e people of E g y p t , o f a
o f p a r a g e t h r o u g h it.
f a i t l - a d r a c e s , deci de d to
BRITISH VIOLATION
f i g ’r * for f r e e d o m a n d a b r o 1. T h e Br i t i s h i n c r e a s e d t h e
ga*
t he vel l ow p a p e r wl < 5
n u m b e r o f f o r ce s allo*1 cd to
wa- f o r c e d on t h e i n n o c e n t
he s t a t i on e d in the Kur,z C a n a l
p e o p l e in 1936. T h e p u b l i ci t y
z n i c ; a n d a r e still b r i n g i n g
c o m m i t t e e o f t he A r a b S t u ­
mo r e . T h e T r e a t y f <ed the
dents
A ssociation
p resen ts
r . liber ar
I o . 40b sol dier
t he se of f i c i a l r e a s o n s with
only.
c o nf d e -'ce t h a t th# A m e ri c an
2. TI c Br i t i s h o v e r s t e p p e d
p e o p l e who avo f ce and D e m ­
the li mi ts s i t f o r t h e i r f o r c e s;
o c r a t i c like f i e e d o m a n d d e ­

T h e -D a (§ $ T e x a n
T h * D a il y T ex a n , a s t u d e n t n e w s p a p e r o f Th# U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s , is
s u i Its bed in A u s t i o e v e r y m o r n i n g e i c e p t M o n d a v s o d S a t u r d a y , S e p t e m b e r
l o J u n e s n d e x c e p t l u r i n g h o li d a y s o d e x a m i n a t i o n p e r i o d s a f d b i - w e e k l y
d u rin g t b s s u m m e r s e s s i o n s u nd er t h # O t i s o f The S u m m e r T e x a n on
T u e s d a y an d F r id a y by T e x a s S t u d e n t P u b l i c a t i o n s , inc
N e w t c o n t r i b u t i o n * aril! be a c c e p t * # by t e l e p h o n e < 2 - 2 4 7 3 ) or s t th*
Inquiries
ed it o r ia l o ff ic e J . B
I or a t t h e N e w s l a b o r a t o r y . J . B . 1 0 j .
t o n n e r ) m g d e l i v e r y a n <1 a d v e r t i s i n g s h o u l d be m a d # in J B 1 08 ( 2 - 2 4 7 3 ) .
O p i n i o n s of t h # T ex a n er e n ot n e c e s s a r i l y t h o s e o f t h e A d o in i s t r a t i o n
»r o t h e r C n i v e r a i t y o f f ic ia l*
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t he h e a l t h a n d c u s t o m s m e a sun** r e q u i r e d by E g y p t i a n
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e f f o r t to c a r r y o u t t h e i r o bl i ­
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I mder ed the Egyptian efforts
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policy ail ted a* s e p a r a t i n g the
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ern S u d a n f r o m N o r t h e r n S u ­
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ity o f n e g o t i at i on * . She r e a l ­
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on a l o n g a* t h e y a r e al l owed,
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In 1946 ( t he a g r e e d d a t e
for revisiot o f the T r e a t y of
1 9 3 6 ) , o n e f ill y e a r a f t e r t h e
col l a pse o f the Axis a n d the
d e fe a t of Japan. Egypt n o t ­
a t e d n e g o t i a t e ° with t h e
I i t f d K i n g d o m f o r the m u t ­
ual rev
in i f the 1936 T r e a ­
ty. A p r o j e c t ffl¥ the T r e a t y
w a 0 a r r i v e d at a n d ini ti all ed
by t h ' t wo p a r t i e s a c c o r d i n g
to wh r h B r i t a i n a g r e e d to
withdraw
its
troops
from
Egyptian
territory
wi t h i n
eighteen monte - from the f o r ­
ma! r a t i f i c a t i o n of the T r e a t y .
The
evacuation,
therefore,
wa s e x p e c t e d to be e f f e c t e d
n I J 1 9 . E g y p t w i t to t a k e
o v e r t h e S u e z ba-e* t wo y e a r s
Thi° w a s the 6 2 n d p ro m i s e
of e v a c u a t i o n si nce I fcR2, a n d
El g i n ’ d with r e p e a t e d d i p l o­
m a t e p r o c r a s t i n a t i o n on a n y
defi nit e
settlement rejected
thi s i n i ti a l l ed d r a f t T r e a t y ,
Again
-o
agreem ent
wa*
r ea c h e d .
In 194 7. E g y p t p r e s e n t e d
it* c a m t o t h e S e c u r i t y C o u n ­
cil a r c a f t e r °ix we e k s of deba*e ti e S e c u r i t y Counci l c a l l ­
ed upt h e t wo p a r t i e s to
sob. e t h e i r d i f f e re n c e * by n e ­
g o t i at i on .
Si nce that, d a t e ,
E g y p t h a s t r i e d in vain to
r o m e t o an a g r e e m e n t wi t h
G r e a t Br i t a i n.
In 1950 t h e j i r e - p n t E g y p ­
t i a n F o r e i g n Mi n i s t e r n e g o ­
t i a t e d in L on d o n with t h e
Brit ish f o r two m o n t h s wi t h
no re s u l t w h a t s o e v e r . T h e n e ­
g o t i at i on
c o n t i n u e d f or a n ­
o t h e r 15 m o n t h s in C a i r o
w i t h o u t sol ving t h e issue.
At l e n g t h, r e a l i zi n g t h e f u ­
ti lity o f s e c u r i n g British co­
upe a ti' n .n th- revisiot o f
th - T r e a t y , E g y p t ha* b e e n
for cd to t a k e m e a - u r e s f o r
-af ' a .ai di ng of her n a t i o n a l
interests.
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this T r e a t y to fi gh t o p e n l y
tho B r i t i s h coloni al i sm wh i ch
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opera w as staged by colle ge s t u ­
dents. It should have been criti­
cized from th a t angle.
True, the ta le n t w a s n ’t up to
th e standards o f th e Met, but
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country. C onsidering th ey w ere
co lleg e stu d en ts th ey deserved
such praise— not th e cool ripping
the T ex an g av e them .
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versify o f H ou ston , S ou th w estern
Baptist T heological Sem in ary at
Fort Worth, and Plainview W a y ­
land B aptist College all now have
FM sta tio n s serv in g their com­
m unities.
Even T V, with its trem en d ou s
initial costs ru nning into the h u n ­
dreds o f tho u sa n ds o f dollars, has
taken e n co u r a g in g strides. WOI
at Iowa S ta te C ollege is now in
full operation.
The IT o f S outhern California
has b e e n fdven a g if t o f $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0
for the building of a TV studio in
c o n ne c t i o n with a new c o u r s e o f ­
ferin g a BS d egree in TV. The de­
p artm ent, the first o f its kind in
the co u ntry, is called the D epart­
m e n t o f T eleco m m u n ication s.
Last w eek during th e F ine Arts
F e s t i v e , IJT had its fir st glimpse
o f w h at TV actually is. The T e le ­
vision W orkshop, th rough the sup­
port o f K E Y L in San A n ton io, im ­
ported a b ou t $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 worth o f
eq u ip m en t fo r a T V d em on stra­
tion. Local dealers loaned a bout
$ 2 ,0 0 0 worth o f TV receivers. It
was w ell-w orth the e x p en se and
time.
There has been very favorable
response to the Workshop's S u n ­
day educational program s o v e r
K E Y L . All in all, TV seem s to be
well on the road to b ecom in g a
UT institution.
If FM could receive support
f r o m the U n iv ersity and from
A us t i n, o u r F orty A cres would be
a m o n g t he leaders and pioneers in
t he d eve lop m en t o f b etter radio
a nd TV for a c o u n try th a t m ust
m a i n t a i n a high ed ucational sta n d ­
ard in order to preserve its l e a d ­
er s hi p a m o n g the n a t i o n s of t he
worl d.

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f a r awa y .
Au s t i n has b e e n a s s i g n e d a
c h a n n e l f o r a n e d u c a t i o n a l TV
s t at i on . UT is t h e logical i n s t i t u ­
t i on to a s s u m e t he r es p onsi bi l i t y.
T h e F C C h a s w a r n e d t h a t t h e in­
stitutions th at have been g ran te d
t h e s e g o - a h e a d si gns shoul d a c t
i m m e d i a t e l y , or else s uch o p p o r ­
t u n i t i e s will be s n a p p e d up by
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know t h e i r TV on the c a m p u s o f ­
f e r us e n c o u r a g i n g words.
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h a v e t h e p e r s o n n e l f o r dai l y p r o ­
g r a m m i n g . W e could es t abl i s h a
1 0 - w a t t EM s t a t i o n — e n o ug h to
s e r v i c e all of A u s t i n — f o r a b o u t
$ 7,0 0 0 .

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A M b r o a d c a s t i n g day. T h e Boar d
o f Regent * could g r a n t us t h a t
appropriation.
There
is h es i ta n c y , h o w e v e r ,
ei en w ith f u n d s s e e mi n g l y a v a i l ­
able. Th o s e who could i ni ti at e such
a p r o g r a m would like t o feel t h a t
s t u d e n t - a n d f a c u l t y ami t o w n s ­
people wo u l d hack t h e m on s u r h
a propos al .
Km J h e a r g u m e n t s , a l t ho ug h
not t o o vali d, a r e s t rong, t h e r e
a r e few set s in Aus t i n
but this
p u t s t h e c a r t b e f o r e t he h or s e ;
t h e r e a r e no s p a ce - f a c i l it ie s— h u t
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o f this.
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have
b een
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i nc r e a s e
t h r o u g h o u t t h e c o u n t r y d u r i n g the
pa s t y e a r . T e x a s a l one has a d d ed
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b e t t e r c ha nc e p e r s u a d i n g C o n ­
g r e s s to f i nanci al l y aid G r e a t B r i t ­
ai n t h a n a n y o n e else.
“ C hu r c h i l l p r o b a b l y h a s g r e a t ­
e r p r e s t i g e he r e t h a n in G r e a t
B r i t a i n , si nce w e do n o t have the
Br i t is h m e m o r y of him a* a sor t
of ‘had b o y ’ of poli ti es in the
1 9 2 0 ’s, h u t onl y t h e m e m o r y of
a g r e a t living s t a t e s m a n . ”
P r o f e s s o r M a c d o n a l d fel t t h at
t h e US c a n ' t a f f o r d t he collapse
o f F.ngland, s o u p will pay h e r r e ­
g a r d l e s s of t h e cost.
“ Key to th# c h a o t i c Brit ish sit­
u a t i o n is t he f o r e i g n s i tuat i on,
said Dr. Macdonal d. Mo ne y spent
now on a r m a m e n t c o u l d be used
f o r e c o n o mi c i m p r o v e m e n t . W i n ,
r i g h t h e m on the c a m p u s , thi nk
o f all the m o n e \ t h a t coul d be
s a v ed if t h e r e was no n ^ e d f o r the
military.”
W h e n q u e s t io ne d
a h o u t any
s u g g e s t e d r e m e d i e s f o r t he world
s i t u a t i o n , bot h p r o f e s s o r - a gr e e d
t h a t t h e r e was no i m m e d i a t e pros
p e r t f o r relief. Dr
Li vi ngst on
stated:
“ Although there
is const ant
b i c k e r i n g , I ’m not one who thni ks
w a r is i nevi t abl e. O u r ( U S and
G r e a t B r i t a i n ’s) p r e s e n t world
pol i cy is good a n d s o u n d , and
a b o u t the o l m w a y to deal v th
the si tuatio n. ”
Dr. M a c d o n a l d felt
“ I d o n ' t t hi nk t h e y ( t he dipio
mat,*) will re a c h an a g r e e m e n t . I
h av e t he f e e l in g t h a t for
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F r a t e r n i t i e s , s o r or i t ie s , co-ops,
c h u r c h gr oups , a n d i ndi vi dual s
h ave p r ovi de d room, h o a r d , j o b s
f o r i nc o m i n g s t u d e n t s . Book s t or e s
gave
hooks,
cl o t hi n g
s t or e s —
cl ot hes, t h e U n i v e rs i t y g av e each
one t u i t i o n s chol ar shi ps, a n d t h e
s t u d e n t s have even a t t e n d e d t h e ­
a t e r s a n d n i ght cl ubs f r e e .
Th i s h a s been m a d e possible by
a volu nt eer s tu de nt committee,
w o r k i n g over a p er i od o f t h r e e
years .
A l t h o u g h p e r s o n n e l has
c h a n g e d anil e n t h us i a s m has o ft e n
b een in s p ur t s, its work h a s had a
c o n t i n u o u s e f f ect .
$ 200 f r o m C a mp u s C h es t this
y e a r will aid this w o r k . C o mb i ne d
w i t h t h e f or ei gn s t u d e n t advi s or y
fu n d , t h e m o n e y will be used in
ca s e o f e m e r g e n c y when a D P s t u ­
d e n t is w it hout e m p l o y m e n t or u p ­
k ee p d u r i n g t he s u m m e r or is
delayed
in
en r o l l i ng
in
t he
U n i v e r s i t y . T h e a d v i s o r y f u n d, it­
self,
pr ovi des s c hol ar s hi ps for
n ee d y an d w o r t h y s t u d e n t s w h e n ­
e v e r n eces s ar y.
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A l t h o u g h two U n i v e r s i t y s t u ­
d e n t s took an o r d i n a r y t o u r of
E u r o p e sever al s u m m e r s a go, t he y
b r o u g h t hack with t h e m an idea
t h a t soon be c a me one of t h e g r e a t ­
e s t ser vi ces ever p e r f o r m e d by this
campus.
Few people now r e m e m b e r J o h n
L a n g l e y a nd H e r m a n N e u s e h , b u t
m o r e t h a n a dozen di s pl a c e d p e r ­
so n s a n d t h o u s an d s of U n i v e rs i t y
s t u d e n t s a r e e x p e r i e n c i n g now the
e f f e c t s o f t hei r idea.
While t hes e s t u d e n t s w e r e in
E u r o p e , t he y be c a me d e e p l y c o n ­
c e r n e d about
the q u al i t y and
q u a n t i t y of t h e dis pl aced pers ons
in c a m p s - p a r t ic u l ar l y those of
col l ege age.
T h e y set to wo r k i mme d i at e l y
a f t e r school began t he n e x t fal l —
t ol d o f t h e i r e x p e r i e n c es to w h o m ­
e v e r woul d listen, o r g a n i z e d c o m ­
m i t t e e s , brought, D P s t u d e n t s who
w e r e a l r e a d y in t he c o u n t r y to the
c a m p u s to s h a r e t h e i r e x pe r i e n ce s
w i t h a s t u d en t body, whi ch on the
whol e , was oblivious to t he pli ght
o f s t u d e n t s in o t h e r c o u nt r i e s.
T h e i dea s p a r ke d a n d expl oded
int o an a l mo s t whol esal e act i on of
c o n c e r n an d gi vi ng by t h e c a mp u s
a n d t h e Aust i n c o m m u n i t y .
F o u r t e e n s t u d e n t s a r e r ec e i vi n g
a col l ege educ a t io n a n d a r e b e ­
c o m i n g A m e r i c a n cit i zens , sever al
h a v i n g a l r e a d y g r a d u a t e d . In a d d i ­
t i on pr ovi s i ons h ave b e e n made
f o r t h e f amil ies of s o m e of t he
D r s t u d en t s .

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F a c u l t y - s t u d e n t opi ni on in g e n ­
e r al s e e ms to f a v o r t h e el ect i on of
C hu r c h i l l in G r e a t B r i t ai n , a g r e e d
Dr. W. S. Li v i ng s t o n , p r o f e s s o r
of A m e ri c a n F or e i g n Re l a t i ons ,
an d H. Malcom Ma c d on al d , as s oc­
i a t e professor o f G o v e r n m e n t .
C h u r c h i l l ’s e l ec t i on an d t he r e ­
i n s t a l l a t i o n of t he c o n s e r v a t i ve s
will n o t b r i n g m u c h c h a n g e , if
a n y , in Br it ish f o r e i g n poli cy, said
Li vi ngs t on, bu t it h a s a l r e a d y
b r o u g h t a b o u t a s e ve r e r e - t i g h t e n ­
i n g of t he Brit ish belt. T h e f l ow
of i mpor t s , t o u r i s t a l l o t m e n t s , and
h ome h e a t i n g an d b ui l di n g h av e
b een cut , a l o n g wi t h r a i s i n g the
b a nk r a t e.
“ T h e use o f t h e s e soci ali st d e ­
vices by t he C o n s e r v a t i v e s who
so reentry' s ev e r el y cri t i ci zed t h e m ,
has set t h e Brit ish Soci al i s t s h o o t ­
i ng a n d h o wl i n g , ” sai d Dr. Livi ngaton.
Dr. Ma c d on al d f e l t t he Brit ish
f o r e i g n policy will be m o r e c o m ­
p e t e n t l y c o n du c t e d as a r e s u l t of
t h e el ec t i on a n d t h a t e v e r y a t ­
t e m p t will he m a d e to p r e v e n t
E a s t - W e s t con f l i c t by di pl omat i c
m e an s .
“ T he t o n e f o r thi s w a s set by
Anthony
E d e n ’s P a ri s a d d r e s s
whi ch called f o r a l a s t m i n u t e dose
o f c o mm o n s ens e b e f o r e we ar e
c o n s u m e d in t h e f l a m e s of an
atomic w a r . ”
C h u r c h i l l' s f o r e i g n policy will
p r o b a b l y i n c l ud e a g e n e r a l s t i f ­
f e n i n g of Brit ish r e s i s t a n c e to
f u r th e r disintegration among the
domi ni ons , coloni es, and
h o me
g o v e r n m e n t , p r e d i c t e d Dr. Ma c ­
donald.
“ T he I r a n i a n s i t u a t i on is h o p e ­
less b e c a u s e it w a s a l l owed to go
t oo f a r , b u t it will n o t be r e p e a t e d
I feel s u r e , ” said Dr. Ma c dona l d.
Bot h p r o f e s s o rs fel t t h a t t he
C h u r c h i l l f o r ei g n policy will call
f o r U S loans, a n d t h a t t h o s e l o a n s
will mo r e likely be g r a n t e d in
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the b attleground for th e United
States— can only stand a gh a st ai
any su gg estio n th a t the ‘freedom
lo v in g ’ countries o f th e world
w elcom e Franco into an alliance,
P E T E R J A R R E T T COLEM AN

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TO T H E EDITOR:
I am profoundly disturbed at
th e recen t article, ‘Should t h e
W est A ccept T otalitarian Spain
as A lly ? ’, appearing over the name
o f W ayland Pilcher. A pparently
Mr. Pilcher believes that A m e ri­
can opinion is g ro w in g more f a v ­
orable to Spain, and one can only
in fer from the tone o f his article
that he consider* this to he a good
thing. May I su g g e s t th a t the mis­
givings that the world shares at
certain aspects o f A m erican fo r ­
eign policy arc grounded on qu e s­
tions such as this.
We still believe that loss than a
decade ago the U n ited S ta tes e n ­
tered a war in order to fr ee man­
kind from ju s t the ty p e of police
sta te that General F ranco stood
fo r in 1941 and still stands for t o ­
day. The co untries o f the world
that, support A merica in the a t ­
tempt to stem co m m u nism can
only be deeply shocked a t such a
change o f view .
The world seem s to f o r g e t all
too readily that so m eth in g in f i­
n itely more desirable has to he
o ffe r e d in the place o f com m u ­
nism. If Europe is to fig h t, she

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I su g g e s t that E urope which
g a v e so heavily in th e Spanish
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