Holiday Problem Seen
For Stay-at-Homes
S t u d y in g , e a tin g , an d b u y in g in
g e n e ra l w il l pose q u ite a p ro b ­
lem f o r s tu d e n ts s t a y in g on the
cam p u s d u rin g th e T h a n k s g iv in g
h o lid a y s .
A ll
U n iv e r s it y
lib r a r ie s
w ill
e it h e r close c o m p le te ly o r c u r ta il
th e ir h o u rs. M o st D r a g bu sinesses,
in c lu d in g
book
sto res,
w ill
he
closed T h u r s d a y th ro u g h S u n d a y ,
and the U n iv e r s it y c a fe t e r ia s w ill
abut d ow n u n til S u n d a y .
T h e M a in L ib r a r y , th e B u s in e s s
and S o c ia l S c ie n c e H e a d in g Room ,
and th e H u m a n it ie s R e a d in g R oo m
w ill close W e d n e s d a y a t 5 p.m .
and w ill be closed a il d a y T h u r s ­
d a y . T h e y w ill be open fr o m 9 to
5 o ’c lo c k F r i d a y and S a t u r d a y .
T h e la «t d a y to ch e ck o u t books
ia T u e s d a y at 9 :30 p.m. T h e y w ill
be due M o n d a y a t 9 a rn.
T h e A r c h it e c t u r e , A r t , L ib r a r y
S c h o o l, M u s ic , an d T e x tb o o k l i ­
b ra rie s w ill close o v e r the h o li­
d ays.
T h e B a r k e r H is t o r y C e n te r an d
the
D o c u m e n ts , L a tin - A m e r ic a n ,
and N e w s p a p e r lib r a r ie s w ill be
open fro m 9 to I and 'J to 5 F r i ­
d a y . and fro m 9 to I S a t u r d a y .
T h e C h e m is try and Physic-* l i ­
b ra rie s w ill be open 9-12 and 1-5
F r i d a y an d 9-12 S a t u r d a y .
O th e r lib r a r y hour*- a re B io lo g y ,
9-12, 1-1 F r id a y , a n d 9-12 S a t u r ­
d a y ; E d u c a tio n , 9-1, both d a y s ;
E n g in e e r in g , 8-1, 2-5 F r i d a y , and
9-12 S a t u r d a y ; G e o lo g y , 9-11 both

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Available for '52
T e a c i.et- w ho can o b ta in oney e a r leave-* o f ab se n ce m a y q u a li­
f y f o r p o sitio n s in G re e c e . E g y p t ,
a r d T u r k e y fo r the y e a r b e g in n in g
in S e p te m b e r, 1952.
A m in im u m o f tw o y e a r s of
classro o m e x p e rie n c e is re q u ire d .
P r e f e r e n c e is g ive n to those w ith
a m a s te r's d e g re e , *a:d D r. H ob
G r a y , d ire c to r o f the U n iv e r s it y
T e a c h e r P la c e m e n t S e r v ic e .
G ra n t# a r e a v a ila b le u n d e r the
F u lb rig h t. A c t fo r te a ch e r# o f so­
c ia l w o rk , n u rs in g , E n g lis h , k in d ­
erg a rte n ,
p h ysics,
m a th e m a tic s
and
scie n ce s in A m e ric a n - s p o n ­
sored schools.
A d d it io n a l in f o r m a tio n can be
o b ta in e d fro m D r. G r a y .

^ 903 Failing— But
Percentage Same
F a ilin g n o tices fo r 903 A r ts and
S c o n c e s s tu d e n ts w e re se n t ru t
m id -sem ester, it w as le a rn e d
fro m D r. L
I*. C lic k , asso ciate
dean o f A r ts and S c ie n c e s
O f those r e c e iv in g notice-*, 657
w e re f a ilin g in one co u rse , 190 in
tw o , 43 in th re e , and 13 in fo u r.
T h e 903 fa ilu r e n o tices re p r e s ­
e n t alm o s t an e x a c t co- D o n a tio n
o f the u su al y e a r ly p e rc e n ta g e .
D r. C lic k state d th a t th ro u g h o u t
th e y e a r s the n u m b e r re c e iv in g
f a ilu r e n o tices a l m o s t e x a c tly b a
a n r e s the n u m b e r r e c e iv in g urn
d e m ir a w a rd s.

Horn Becomes Advisor
To Selective Service
C a p t. R . »*ei. J . H o rn , BP- ^ 48
and U n iv e r s it y la w s tu d e n t, ;■* the
.n e w le g a l a d v is o ! and m an p o w e r
a s s is ta n t to B r ig . G e n . P a u l L .
W a k e f ie ld , s ta te d ir e c to r o f S e le c ­
tiv e S e r v ic e .
He has tr a in e d w ith the S e le c ­
tiv e S e r v ic e sectio n o f th e I ex as
N a tio n a l G u a r d H e a d q u a rte r# d e­
ta c h m e n t sin ce
1948. H e is a
c e r tifie d
p u b lic a- c o u ch an t
and
has been a p ra c tic in g a c c o u n ta n t
sin ce 1948.
1 D u rin g W o r ld
M al
ll
C a p t.
H o rn spen t e ig h te e n m on th s w ith
th e 81st. D iv is io n A r t i l l e r y ii the
S o u th P a --.fie arid took p a r t in
th e P a ia J and
P h ilip p in e c a m ­
p aign s. H e is m a rr ie d arid has
tw o c h ild re n .

What (J,
On Oreti

d a y s ; Jo u r n a lis m , 8-12 b o th d a y s ;)
L a w . 9-5 F r id a y , an d 9-1 Sa tu r- ;
d a y ; R a r e B o o k s , 9-12, 1-5 F r id a y ,
9-1 S a t u r d a y ; R e s e rv e R e a d in g ,
10-1 both d a y s ; an d U n d e r g r a d ­
u ate R e a d in g R o o m , 9-1, 2-5 F r i ­
d a y . an d 9-1 S a tu r d a y .
T h e m ain U n iv e r s it y c a fe t e r ia
is to close a t 1:30 p.m . W e d n e s d a y
an d re-open at 6 :3 0 a m. M o n d a y.
T he C h u ck
W agon
w ill stop
s e r v in g m e als a t 2 p.m . W e d n e s ­
d a y b u t w ill se rv e c o ff e e u n til
3 :3 0 p.m. T h e C o m m o n s A n n e x
closes W e d n e s d a y a t 1:30 p.m. It
w ill re-open a t 8 a.m . S u n d a y to
se rv e b r e a k fa s t and d in n e r.
T h e h o lid a y w ill be observed
o n ly on T h u r s d a y a t the H om e
E c o n o m ic s T e a H o u se.

M iss Texas 1950
Hurt in Car W reck

VOL. 51

T h e a u to m o b ile in w h ic h th ey
w e re rid in g c o llid ed w ith a r e f r ig ­
e ra tio n tr u c k w h ich
had
o ve r­
tu r n e d a few' m in u te s e a r lie r.
M is- So m m e rs re c e iv e d fa c ia !
la c e r a tio n s and both ja w s w ere
b ro k e n . S h e was g iv e n blood tr a n s ­
fu s io n s e a r ly M o n d a y m o rn in g and
a fte rn o o n .
M iss B e a ll re c e iv e d se v e re
c ia l c u ts and a fr a c tu r e d leg.

fa ­

T h e g irls w e re r e t u r n in g fro m
I (a lia s w h e re th e y had v is ite d M iss
S o m m e rs ’ p are n ts, M r. and M rs.
Jo h n F . S o m m e rs. T h e y w e re t a k ­
en to S e w e ll H o s p ita l in B e lto n
fo r e m e rg e n c y tr e a tm e n t.
M iss
B e a ll
w ill
p ro b a b ly
he
b ro u g h t to a h o sp ita l in A u s tin
T u e s d a y , h e r m o th e r M rs. J . T .
B e a ll, 2202 G re e n le e , said M o n ­
day.
" .M a r g a r e t c a n n o t be m oved to
D a lla s fo r a b o u t a w e e k ,” said her
s is te r, R u th So m m e r# o f D allas.
T h e girls* c a r c o llid e d w ith the
t r u c k o n ly a fe w m in u te s a f t e r
it had o v e rtu rn e d in a p re v io u s
a c c id e n t. N o sign al lig h ts had been
p laced
a ro u n d
th e
o v e rtu rn e d
tr u c k .
H o s p ita l
a tte n d a n ts
rep o rte d
th a t th e y had b a r e ly begun e m e r­
g e n c y tr e a tm e n t f o r th e in ju re d
o f th e fir s t co llisio n w'hen th e y r e ­
c e iv e d a c a ll ab o u t M iss So m m ers
and M iss B e a ll.
M i«« S o m m e rs re c e iv e d a degree
in vo ice from the U n iv e r s it y of

New Press Editor
Hunts Book Errors
M n # K a th le e n
M a h a f f e y , the
f ir s t e d ito r o f the n e w U n iv e r s it y
o f T e x a s Pip***, cam e to the c a m ­
pus a fe w weeks ago and fou nd
w o rk re a d y fo r her on ‘‘P lo u g h ­
sh a res In t o S w o r d s .” W r it t e n by
F r a n k FL V a n d iv e r , son of P r o ­
fe s so r and M rs. H a r r y S. V a n d i­
v e r , th e book w ill be o ut in late
I >ecem ber.
" M y w o rk co n sist? o f ch e ck in g
d o c u m e n ta tio n
and
g e ttin g
the
m a n u s c rip t re a d y f o r the p r in t­
e r ,” M iss M a h a f f e y e x p la in e d .
ft is also her jo b to e d it c h ap ­
te r title s and to h elp in selectio n
o f m a te i ial g o in g in to a hook.
E v e n t u a ll y
she
w ill
read
the
m an u si n p ts us th e y com e in. Sh e
an d F r a n k H. W a r d . a w , d ire c to r
o f the I n iv e ra ity P re s s , c o n fe r
w ith an a u th o r ab o u t change- to
be m ad e in his book.
M iss M a h a f f e y held an e d ito ria l
fe llo w s h ip
w ith
th e
U n iv e r s it y
Pre-- at. the U n iv e r s it y o f O k la ­
hom a fro m J u n e , 19 49, to Ju n e ,
1950, B e fo r e c o m in g to T ex as,
she w o rk e d w ith the press at the
U n iv e r s it y o f W is c o n s in .
T h e U n iv e rs ity o f T e x a s Pres*
w ill h av e published seven books
b y th e ye a : s end. T w o w ere p u b ­
lished ms* sp rin g an d fiv e in the
fa d . ‘‘T h e A d d re sse s and P a p e rs
o f Ja m e s
Ste p h e n
H o g g ,”
c o l­
oured by R o b e rt 1 . C o rn e r, a s s i s ­
ta n t p ro fe s s o r o f h is to ry , w ill be
o u t D e c e m b e r *.

A m e r ic a

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AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1951

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NO. 72

Aggie Delegation Visits UT
On Game Advisory Mission
By R U SS K E R S T E N
|
A five-man A gg ie delegation visited the cam ­
pus M onday to o ffic ia lly welcome U n iv e rs ity
students and supporters onto the College Station
campus for the T u rk e y D ay football game.
A & M Dean of Men W . L . (P e n n y ) Penb erthy i

P a g e a n t.

M iss S o m m e rs w as a G oodfellow in the 1951 C a c tu s . S h e was
rush c a p ta in and so n g le a d e r o f
G a m m a P h i B e ta s o r o r it y arni a
B lu e b o n n e t
B e lle
and
V a r s it y
C a r n iv a l Q u een fin a lis t .
M iss B e a ll
G am m a Phi
B o th g irls
“ im p r o v in g ”

Texan

da

F i r %t

M a rg a re t
Sue
S o m m e rs , M iss F in e A r t s this A u g u s t. S h e was
T e x a s o f 1950 and no w a te a c h - 1 a w a rd e d a te a c h in g fe llo w s h ip and
in g fe llo w a t the U n iv e r s it y , an d ; b eg a n te a c h in g v o ic e in S e p te m ­
C o rin n e B e a ll, p h y s ic a l ed u catio n ber.
m a jo r fro m A u s tin , w e re c r it ic a lly !
S h e w as M iss A u s tin an d M iss
in ju r e d in an a u to m o b ile acc id e n t T e x a s in the su m m e r o f 1950 and
S u n d a y n ig h t th re e m iles n o rth of w as one o f the to p tw e lv e f in a l­
B e lto n .
ists a t A tla n tic C it y in th e M iss

_
N e w co m b •* C lu b m o rn in g
b rid g e g ro u p , 200 S h a ro n L a n e . Tau Beta Pi A w a rd s
N
1*0-12 *n d 3-5 -— T e x a s F in e A rts
32 N e w Memberships
A s s o c ia tio n e x h ib its , N e y M u ­
seum and L a g -na G lo ria .
T a u B e ta P i, ra t .na e n g in e e r­
3 :3 0 -— Th m as W o o d to add ress ing h o n o r so ciety, selected th irtyth e au d io - visu a l w o rk sh o p , S a ­ tw o men in its re c e n t m em b ership
b ine and E ig h te e n th S tre e ts .
e le c tio n .
4 — R e c o rd p ro g ra m o f la-1 G r e a t
The
a: e I rial lie D. A n d e rso n ,
Issu es
lectures, T e x a * I nion A le x a n d e r S. B e n n e t , Jo h n C,
316.
B o ard w ay ,
R o b e rt
S.
B ra d e n ,
4 :3 0
A m e l lean A --oiuat on o f R o y c e N. B ro w n, N o rm a n R . C oo p­
U n iv e r s it y P ro fe s s o rs . I n t e r n a ­ e r, ( b rito n P . ( ’ro c k e r, S a m u e l S.
tio n a l R o o m , T exa- U n io n .
D u n n , B d l G. E p p e s , T hom as FL
6 ;30 — T e x a s I n t e r v a r s i t y C h r is ­ F a e y , Jo h n W . F'ish, and C l i f ­
tia n F e llo w s h ip , C a m p u s C a f e ­ fo rd R . <io ld sm ith .
teria.
A ls o D on ald P, H a rr is , Sot en
7 :;n — !nt«-rnati- a. F dk D a m e C . Je n s e n , P e t e r K a r p a , G eo rg e
G ro u p , T e x a
U n io n 301.
T.
Ka* po-, B e ija m in
F
K in g ,
7 :30 — T exa- In t e r n a t io n a l Cl . , Jam **- FC k in g J r . , Jo h n N . L ip s ­
T e x a s U n io n , M e n ’s Lo u ng e.
com b , ( ir tis H . M a n ia , H u g h W .
8 — N e w c o m e rs C lu b m usic g roup , M c M u lle n , W illia m C . M ills , A . L .
44 04 S h o a l w ood A v e n u e .
M u s ic k J r . , Ja m e s K . N ic k e rso n ,
— N e w c o m e r # C lu b d ra m a and W illia m H . O s f fin g e r.
g ro u p , 1907 N u e c e s S t r e e t.
A (J C e c il R. S p a rk s , A lb e r t J .
-— Fica m enit a1 c o n fe re n c e stu d y T a y lo r, D m a! I W a lk e r , Ja . k VA
g ' ip, W S F lo u n g e , I n iv e ra ity W a lk e r , W y n a n t S. W ils o n , O h:a
P r e s n y t e r ia n C h u rc h .
, P . W n g , and R o o m L . Z in k e .
9

The
U n iv e r s it y
C o-O p,
the
Texas B o o k S to re , and b o th Hem ph ill
B o o k s to re s
w ill
he
closed
T h u r s d a y th ro u g h S u n d a y .
G ir ls w h o re m a in a t A n d re w s ,
C a ro th e rs , an d L it t le f ie l d d o rm i­
to rie s d u rin g the h o lid a y s w ill
have
th e ir T h a n k s g iv in g d in n e r
next
T h u rsd ay,
M rs .
F a n n ie
W h e a t , d ire c to r, a n n o u n c e d . G ir ls
a t N e w m a n H a ll w ill be served
t h e ir u su al m eals i f th e y re m a in .
T h a n k s g iv in g
d in n e r s
w e re
s e rv e d T h u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 22 a t
S . R . D . a n d K ir b y H a ll, so th a t all
the g ir ls m ig h t be p re s e n t. G ra c e
H a ll h ad its h o lid a y d in n e r last
S u n d a y . T hese d o rm ito rie s w ill not
s e rv e a sp e cial m e al d u rin g the
h o lid a ys .

The

is also a m em b er of
B e ta s o r o r it y .
w e re re p o rte d to be
M o n d a y n ig h t.

Committees Set
Cease-fire Line
Action to Be O kayed
B y Higher-ups
MU N S AN,
K o rea,
Tuesday,
N ov.
27.— (>pi
A llie d
an il
Red
tr u c e
team s in p le n a r y session
to d a y
ap p ro ve d
a
p ro v is io n a l
cease f ir e lin e acro ss K o re a .
The
lin e
a g re e m e n t
M onday
n ig h t and the r a t if ic a t io n to d a y
w ill
no t end the
fig h tin g .
By
a g re e m e n t, h o s tilitie s c o n tin u e u n ­
t il th e th re e r e m a in in g a rm is tic e
issues — each p re g n a n t w ith c o n ­
tro v e rs y
are d ecider!.
The
b u ff e r lin e w a* w o rk ed
o u t in fo u r m o n th s o f flitte r ne­
g o tia tio n s
ru p tu re d
by
se v e ra l
lo n g suspension o fth e tru c e talk*.
I t ru n s 43 m ile s n o rth o f p a r a l­
le l 38 o. the east c o a s t, 28 m iles
n o rth in the c e n te r a n d flips 16
m ile s south o f the obi b o rd e r in
the w est.
T h is cease-fire lin e w ill becom e
p e rm a n e n t o n ly if th e la st th ree
issues on the a r m is tic e a g en d a arcs e ttle d w ith in 30 d a y s — by D e ­
c e m b e r 27.
A ll these issues— s u p e rv is io n o f
th e tr u c e , ex ch a n g e o f p riso n ers
and recom m endation-* to the b el­
lig e r e n t
g o v e rn m e n ts
on
filia l
w it h d r a w a l o f all fo re ig n troop#
fro m K o r e a — a re lo a d ed w ith d i f ­
f i c u lt i e s
I f a g re e m e n t on th em is not
re a c h e d w ith in 30 d a y s, a new
c e a s e - fire line m ust be d ra w n . B u t
the tr u c e team s w ill n o t sit down
to th a t task u n til th e o th e i th ree
issues h a v e been se ttle d .
T h e r a tif ic a t io n m e e tin g o f the
tr u c e team s to d a y w as th e ir first
full.drew** session
sin ce O cto b e r
26-— the d ay a r m is tic e ta lk s w ere
re su m ed a f t e r a tw o -m o n th break
b y th e Reds.
A f t e r r a t if y in g th e cease-fire
lin e , the- c o m m itte e s recessed fo i
lunc h a t noon.
T h e y ag reed to m eet ag ain at
2 :3 b p.m. to ta k e up c o n - Mena
tio n o f ag en d a item th ic e , -upei
v isio n o f the tru ce .

★

and the four-member W elcom ing Committee of
the A & M Student Senate met w ith eleven U n iv e r­
sity representatives to jo in tly w ork out problems
and plans fo r T hursday.
P a rk in g and eating facilities, said Committee
C hairm an * Tom Po yn or, are expected to be

★

3 Week-end Woodpile Raids

Made With Rockets and Gas

im m e d ia te le f t to those e n te r in g
th e n o rth
gate. D u n ca n , m u ch
c lo ser to a p a rk in g lo t, is in th e
south c a m p u s dorm a re a.

fr ig h t e n in g
th e
a tta c k e rs ,
w ho a ro c k e t w a s fir e d across S a n J a ­ began.
fo o tb all
p la y e r,
A
fre s h m a n
d ro p p ed th e ir to rch e s and ra n . A c in to B o u le v a r d j u s t south o f the
the j arm ed w ith a b at, found th e bugj s h o rt
tim e
la te r
g a so lin e
w as stad iu m . B u g le s b le w fr o m
j p o u re d on W a l le r C re e k an d fire n o rth an d south ends o f the fie ld , lee at the N e c h e s e n tra n ce o f th e
w as set to it.
a le r tin g H ill H a ll an n e x , a n d a f t e r tu n n e l. T w o o th e r fo o tb a ll playO n the* S u n d a y n ig h t a tte m p t, fir e c r a c k e r s w e n t o f f th e ch ase c is c a u g h t tw o o f the p ra n k s te rs ,
w ho said th e y w ere U n iv e r s it y
“ A t t a c k s ” w e re m ad e S a tu r d a y
stu den ts.
night., S u n d a y m o rn in g , an d S u n ­
A n o th e r w itn e s s to the S u n d a y
d a y n ig h t. T w o o f th re e a tta c k s
night ra id p o in te d out th a t m a n y
w e re c a r r ie d out in m ilit a r y fa s h ­
o f the g u a rd s le f t fo r the ch ase,
ion.
le a v in g o n ly a few , if a n y , to
A b o u t 3 :3 b a.m . S u n d a y , b e ­
w atch th e p ile s. H e re m a rk e d howtw e e n six and tw e lv e b o ys, arm ed
easy it w o u ld have been f o r a n y ­
Novem ber 26. 1951
w ith
to rch es,
crossed
W a lle r
one to sn e a k in and s t a r t a fire
C re e k next to Sa n J a c in t o B o u le ­
A t the rally preceding tho annual T h an ksg ivin g
w h ile the g u a rd s w ere a w a y .
v a rd and w a ite d f o r a sig n al.
A fla r e w it h a p a ia c h u te a t ­
football game, the Texas fighting sp irit rises to its high­
T h e s ig n a l fo r the “ r a id ” was
ta ch m e n t fa ile d to ignite the w ood
est peak. C lim axing this rally is the huge bonfire.
on the
S a tu rd a y
night
a tta c k .
d e la y e d
fo r a m o m e n t because
T h e re w a s no in d icatio n t h a t th is
c it y p o lice m e n in a squ ad c a r
In order to make this y e a r’s rally and fire reflect the
raid w as d o n e by the p ra n k s te rs
cam e b y o n ly a m o m e n t b e fo re the
fin e support students are giving their great team, I am
a tta c k w as to s ta rt. T h e b u g le r
in the o th e r tw o .
happy to join with the R a lly A d viso ry Committee in
A c a c ia f r a t e r n it y is d e m a n d in g
sta lle d the p o licem en b y sa y in g
id e n tific a tio n
o f e v e ry o n e
w ho
suggesting that all students help by contributing one or
th at e v e r y o n e c o n n e c te d w ith the
comes n e a r t h e ir pile o f w o o d .
e v e n t w as a U n iv e r s it y stu d en t
more wooden boxes, logs, or other pieces of wood to the
am i w a n te d o n ly to keep the wood
wood pile on Freshm an Field before 7 :00 p.m., W ednes­
pile g u a rd a w a k e . T h e p o licem en
day. Personally, I ani contributing some large stumps
m oved on up the stre e t.
T h e b u g le sounded. T h e to rch es
from my back y a r d !
w e re lig h te d . T h e g u a rd s, a le rte d
T H E O P H I L U S S. P A I N T E R
by th e noise o f th e ir o w n c a r
President, M ain U n iv e rs ity
ho rn s
and
s p o tlig h ts
sw a rm e d
★
★
★

Bugle-*,
fir e c r a c k e r s ,
to rch e s,
ro c k e ts , and g a so lin e w-ere used
last w e e k end b y p ra n k s te rs w ho
p o ss ib ly hail in te n tio n s o f destroying th e w ood on F re s h m a n F ie ld
fo r th e b o n fire W e d n e s d a y night.

President Painter Requests
More W oo d for Rally Fire

2. T a k e
a box lu n c h .
C o ld
d rin k s w ill he a v a ila b le a t K v le
F ie ld s ta rtin g at 12 o 'c lo c k an d
both h o t an d cold d rin k s w ill be
h o u rs
in
th e
a v a ila b le
a t a ll
M e m o r ia l S t u d e n t C e n te r.
3. T r y o n e o f th e c a m p u s o r
n ear-cam p u s
c a fe s — n o t
re c o m ­
m ended b y th e c o m m itte e b e cau se
o f cro w d e d co n d itio n s.
4. l f p la n n in g to lie in th e c e n ­
tra lly - lo c a te d s tu d e n t c e n te r, t r y
e ith e r
th e
M SC
r e s ta u r a n t
or
sn ack b a r. B o th are o r d in a r ily
cro w d e d on gam e d a y s b u t a re
c o n v e n ie n t fo r people w h o a re
m e e tin g fr ie n d s in th a t b u ild in g .
★

In c id e n t a lly , P o y n o r a g re e d to
a r ra n g e f o r a m edium -sized m e e t­
in g room in the s tu d '
u n io n fo r
U n iv e r s it y h ack e rs. A lth o u g h th e
room n u m b e r is in d e fin ite , P o y ­
n o r saiti p ro m in e n t sign s la b e le d
“ U n iv e r s it y H e a d q u a r te r s ” w o u ld
be p laced a ro u n d the b u ild in g so
th a t “ n o b o d y co u ld m iss i t . ”
T h e o th e r m a jo r p ro b le m , p a r k ­
ing, can best he so lved b y d r iv in g
d ir e c tly
in to
the
D un can
H a ll
p a r k in g lo t, D ean P e n b e r th y said.
“ A lth o u g h i t ’s ab o u t a q u a r t e r o f
a m ile to th e s ta d iu m ,” he ad d e d ,
“ it is th e best place f o r a q u ic k
“ T h e L o n g h o rn B a n d w ill not
g e t a w a y .”
he w e a r in g its new- u n ifo rm s fo r
R o ad s to this p a r k in g lo t as
the A & M g a m e this y e a r and
w ell as o th e r im p o rta n t ca m p u s
p erh ap s n o t n ex t y e a r ,” said M .
points w ill he s p rin k le d lib e r a lly
A. C r o c k e t t J r . , a c tin g hand
w ith d ire c tio n signs a n d g u id e s,
P e n b e r th y said.
d ire c to r, M o n d a y a fte rn o o n .
★
O n e h u n d re d anti t h i r t y o f
A d d it io n a l p a rk in g sp a ce w ill
the one h u n d re d and f i f t y sp e­
be a v a ila b le at. the m a in
d r ill
c ia lly d y e d u n ifo rm s w e re c o m ­
fie ld , d ir e c t ly across fro m th e s tu ­
pleted b e fo re the m a n u fa c t u r e r
den t c e n te r, and at s e v e ra l s m a ll
ran o u t o f dye. M r. C r o c k e tt
fie ld s n e a rb y . “ T hose w ill p ro ­
says he c a n n o t accept th e u n i­
b ab ly be packed by 1 2 :3 0 ,” P e n ­
form b e c a u s e the d esired shad e
b e rth y said.
is im p o s sib le to d u p lic a te . H e
H e su g gested d r iv in g in th e
ditl not c o m m e n t on th e o th e r
m ain ( east I e n tra n c e anti c ir c lin g
p o s s ib ilitie s o f o b ta in in g u n i­
h a lfw a y
a ro u n d
the
cam pus—
fo rm s.
gu id ed b y sign s— to th e D u n c a n
H a ll lo t. T h e east e n tr a n c e is on
H ig h w a y
6,
the
H o u s to n - W a c o
no rth-an il-so u th h ig h w a y w h ic h is
the o n ly m a jo r road r u n n in g by
the cam p u s.
P r o b le m s
re la tin g
to
R e v o ’s
peace o f m ind anti h a n d lin g o f
I he S t u d e n t E m p lo y m e n t B u ­ L o n g h o rn B a n d buses w e r e also
reau ha.* b ro k e n last y e a r * job- th o ro u g h ly discussed.
it
p la c e m e n t re co rd fo r the second
It w as ag reed th a t, sin ce the
con*et u tiv e m onth, Jo e
I*. F a r ­
ra r. d ir e c to r , announced M o n d a y . A & M C o rp s o f C ad e ts w il! m a rc h
T h e hut t au * re p o rt fo r O c to ­ onto th e fie ld b e fo re g a m e t im e —
lo n g
process-—the
L o n g h o rn
ber
h e w e d 6X1 job- fille d , as a
c o m p are d w ith last y e a r 's 630. B a liti w ill not ap p e a r tin th e fie ld
Perm a n en t
ob w ere ip ti, w h ile u n til th e h a lf.
U n iv e r s it y
re p r e s e n ta tiv e s
at
te m p o ra ry
ob* gained
15 o ve r
th e m e e tin g w e re VV. I). B lu n k ,
la*t y e a r .
T o to ! * w * -e in j i eat d-' ma rid, A s s is ta n t D ean o f S tu d e n t L if e ;
T h b e in g p lace d tit O c to b e r. O th ­ A m o N o w o tn y , D ean o f S t u d e n t
er ga ii- w e re fen I a b y s itte rs , L if e ; M ilto n C ro c k e tt, d ir e c t o r o f
fillin g
't n t on
w o rk e r*.
mis- the L o n g h o rn R a n d ; D r. C J . A l ­
ce llan e ti i - k illed ansi non *k ille d d e rs o n ; G e o rg e S te p h e n s ; W ilson
a
counseled
>ecie*ai ***,
-Miles. I-fo e m a n ; J a c k H o lla n d , D e a n of
anti boa rd, M e n ; c B e ati G r a r .b e rr y , a s s is ta n t
job*, jo b s f o r rnor
P la c e m e n ts to the C h a n c e llo r ; H a n d e l D ockre a d e r*, a i d wa ter
fm
sa Ie* rn en, sofia c le rk * , am i e ! V i c b a u m a n o f the R a ll v C o m ­
rn i tt e e
B i l l Sim pson , h e a d ye ll
ty p ists d e c re a s e d .
arui Itm*s K e r *ten.
p’u ll- tim e
placem ent
in c lu d e d leadei
n in su ran ce a d ju s to r.
iolis fo r
is, and a n u r s e r y su- 8 0 0 Tickets R e t u rn e d
came!

Uniform Hopes
For Band Die,
Or Is It Dye?

Spur Contest Signs Predict
A ggie A go n y on Turkey Day
By

G E N E

D O W

l f th e o u tco m e o f th e TexasA&M
gam e goes a n y t h in g lik e
that w h ic h is b e in g p re d ic te d by
f r a t e r n it ie s and s o r o ritie s on the
c a m p u s, the A g g ie w ill h ave a
“ lo n g ro w to p lo w ” b e fo re b e a tin g
the
L o n g h o rn s T h u r s d a y
a fte r
noon.
A s the d e ad lin e fo r e n tr ie s in
the S ilv e i S p u r A g g ie S ig n C o n ­
test closed M o n d a y noon, Ja m ie
Clement.-*, c h a irm a n , had re ce ive d
e n tr ie s fro m s e v e n te e n f r a t e r n i­
tie s an d fiv e s o ro ritie s .
C le m e n ts said ju d g in g
w ould
begin a t I p.m. T u e s d a y unless
ra in m akes it d if f ic u lt f o r the o r ­
g a n iz a tio n * to p u t up th e ir signs.
l f it does ra in , the ju d g in g w ill
l-e postponed u n til I p.m. W e d n e s ­
day.
Ju d g e s o f the c o n te st a re D ean
C a r l B r e d t , D ean J a c k H o lla n d ,
D e an D o rth y G e b a u c r , C, R ead
G ra n b e rry , a n d
C a lv in " J i t t e r ”
N o le n , d ire c to r o f th e U n io n .
B y M o n d a y a fte r n o o n most o f
the o rg a n iz a tio n s had b egu n con# tru c tio n o f th e ir “ B e a t the A g ­
g ie * ”
signs, and som e o f them
w e re a il early p u ttin g on the f i n ­
ish in g touche*.
A lp h a T a u O m eg a ha- a a ego
steel
s ittin g dow n
e a tin g
h I #

“ B r e a k f a s t o f C h a m p io n s .”
The
s te e r's
b re a k fa s t
is
an
A g g ie
w h ic h it p ick s up w ith a spoon
and d rip s in to its m outh.
D e lta T a u D elta has a s te e r m is­
tr e a tin g the A g g ie s even m ore.
T h e ir s te e r has an A g g ie by the
fe e t, u sin g him as th e sled g e h am ­
m er to d riv e a n o th e r A g g ie up a
ta ll pole to lin g the p riz e - w in ­
n in g bell.
T h e D e lta C ’s a re c o n v in c e d
that the “ T test P r o v e s th a t A g
gies a r e D e fin it e ly M ild e r ” . T h e ir
lug s te e r le is u re ly sits b lo w in g
sm o k e rin g s.
“ E d P r ic e 's C o n s tru c tio n G a l g
as p o rtra y e d b y K a p p a A lp h a has
B e v o p ilo tin g a la rg e s te a m ro lle i
as it o v e t -runs the A g g ie o f 51.
D e lta
G a m m a so ro rity
ha* a
s te e r le a n in g ag a in s t th e
l ow im
w ith a c lu b in its hand, m ak in g
an A g g ie s e n io r p a in t th e sh aft
o ra n g e .
P h i K a p p a P s i * steel vs 111 lite !
a lly he sto m p in g th e A g g ie
I he\
h ave a scen e o f a stad iu m an d ii
the m id d le o f the fie ld th e ir la rg e
s te e r is ra is in g up on its hind leg:
and s to m p in ’ the A g g ie w th i‘
fo re legs.
S ig m a A lp h a E p s ilo n i% ...m ug
a re p ro d u c tio n o f the " F o o t b a ll
H is to r y o f I T . " Thirteen
nisi- *

pages o f the hook w ill p re se n t
h is to ry o f the T e x a s - A & M fo o t­
ball g am es o v e r the last seven
ye a rs. T h e pages tu rn a u t o m a t i­
c a lly .
O th e r o rg a n iz a tio n s lis te d
as
e n te r in g the co n test a re P h i K a p ­
pa T a u , D elta K a p p a E p s ilo n , P h i
K a p p a S ig m a , S ig m a P h i E p s ilo n ,
S ig m a A lp h a M u, K a p p a S ig m a ,
and M p h a D e lta Sig m a .
A lso P h i G a m m a D e lta, P i K a p ­
pa A lp h a, T a u D elta P h i, L a m b ­
da C h i A lp h a , B e ta T h e ta P i, and
P h i S ig m a D e lta.
S o r o r it ie s
e n te re d a r e
A lp h a
C h i O m e g a, Alpha G a m m a D e lta ,
A lp h a O m ic ro n P i, P i B e ta P h i,
and D e lta G a m m a .
J .d g in g o f the co n test w ill lie
ba *-*I rn o r ig in a lit y , u n iq tien c- -,
arid n it is t r y o f th e signs.
A
t WI nt>-foul
sheet
p astel
ab o v e the T o g g e ry on th e I >i ag,
p ro p h e sie r tr a g e d y fo r th e F’arm C is of \
M . I h r p o s t e r i s i p r o jo r t o f A lo h a D e lta S ig m a ad vertir in g f r a t e r n it y .
li lt oi gnu /aition also m ad e the
pa to
p a ire d <m tre e s a b o u t the
a up . a i l the indiv it! u h I play c r
pa t , n
an .
a g a i - e x h ib ite d in
the M m R id d in g R o tu n d a .

By But, Train, or Plane

Va Goin to the Farm ?
B a i , road anti a ir lin e tom pan.el h• t i a.i
w dl b egin th*- i e tu i n
and the S ta te H ig h w a v P a t r o l b e­ tr ip at 5 p.m. anti is to a r r iv e in
g a n g: rd 11rig th e m s e lv e s M onda
Au-t in at 9 p.m.
f o r a mass exodus fro m A u s tin to
( m npauy
o f f ic ia ls
e x p la in e d
C o lle g e
S ta tio n
fo r the T § va
t i.a ’ ch ,\ one *eetio n had been
! exa*. A A M fo o tb a ll g a m e bhut
p la n n e d , but “ th e re w a* such a
day.
d em an d 'h a t we hat) to add a sec­
S o u th e rn
PacificL in e s
a*
n o u n ce d M o n d a y it had added ar
othe r sectio n to it* sp e c ia l ti ain,
le a v in g A u s tin at 8 a.m . and a r ­
r iv in g a t C o lle g e S t a t io n a t noon
T h u r s d a y . F’o u rte e n fla y co ach es,
te n p u llm a n s, tw o d in e rs , anti a
lu n c h c a r w ill make- up the tw o
se c tio n s. P a sse n g e r* m a y rem ain
in the ro a ch es u n til I p.m. Roundtr ip fa re * are J3 .2 8 fo r coache*
VAbt I: I hat; ■ g iv in g ant) < hn«t
a r n $10.81 f *»r p u llm a n *.
,av
p l*t ai m ind the c o r.
<| ii e
fn r r u le . am i rid e r*
M . E . P r o f * in N o w J e r s e y
D r. M. V. B a r t o n , p ro fe ss o r of to va io u * parts o f th e **ate anti
dominating campus
e n g in e e rin g m e c h a n ic s , L e o n a rd ! c o u n t r y ai*
K r e is le , a s sista n t p ro fe s s o r o f m e ­ b u lle tin boa* ds.

tio n . W «• w oultl a p p re c ia te it ii
those in te re s te d w o u ld I■■.v Ila
tic k e t* as soon a* p o ss ib le .”
M is s o u ri P a c if ic
w ill I. i v .
a
C a in le a v in g at 10:25 a nu an-:
a r r iv in g a t I :25, w ith a ch a - g< at
A a lle y Ju n c tio n , It*
fareart

Rides Available
For Holiday Trips

c h a n ic a l
e n g in e e r in g ;
and
Dr.
B y r o n S h o r t, p ro fe s s o r o f m e c h a n ­
ic a l e n g in e e rin g , nu- a tte n d in g a
m e e tin g o f the A lier ir a n .So- *ty
o f M e c h a n ic a l F ln g in e e r* in A t
u n t i e C it y , V J . , tn a w eek.

crowded as usual.
Others on the committee are Parn e ll Russell,
F ra n k M orris, and B ax ter Honeycutt.
People who plan to eat in College Statio n prior
to the game w ill have these altern a tive s.
I . Park and w alk to one of the college din in g
| halls,
Sbisa
and
D uncan,
I which w ill open at noon and
serve a 50-cent lunch to all
comers. Total capacity of the
two is 7,600. Sbisa is a large
building v i s i b l e
on the

R ifle s tfi the T e x a T e x a s A A M
g a m e un N o vem b er 29 are *Mli
av a :1a hie
F r
Thank.*giv m g
d e p a rtu re ,
rid e rs a te *<> .got fo r such de*
tir.a tio n s a * H o u sto n , C m id /e ss ,

A b ile n e ,

arc;

Hr-iwtiw >o

out-of-tate f r a vine
tw o

pers on*

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'51 Is Belter Year
For Job Hunters

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p lane a i l iv in g

in

ll.
Bu:

- i i ire fo i i - th e ga me.
i f f f i o n ly W e d n e s d a y
ip* a ii ti ar
e a rlyir s d a y bus. K e r r v i ll e
ha - 2 p in. and 5 :3 0 p.m.
a la y , aiiti C o n tin e n t a l
at *• 55 th a t e v e n in g . C on
i o ff* i * a 4: 45 bus
Thi
ie trip s a v e r a g e th ie e
K et i v
ta te * ai*- $2.6(1,
it! $ 1.70, r o i ln<i-tI i p ;
' 2.99 and $5 l l .
• a I ti w e! I ro u te wa*
r e c o i n men
11 bv
th e *ta te Higha - the best fen m otor•a t m im e o w ill be s i s ­
ti aion
al: ro u te *, sonic- a fo o t
af
i n g e i tr - in te l se ctio n *.

M IC A W ic * M e rg e r E n d o rs e d
low.- e n o u gh tim e fat m a n y 1
T h e M ic a E x e c u t iv e C o u n c il ha*
>fstate s t u d e n ts t.. m a k e the
ip ag re e d to e n d o rse AA it-a's id ea o f
borne, few o f the o ffe r - a r e foi c a tu n ing th** gro u p s in to one or
sot h lo n g rifle*. M a n y s tu d o rr
- ari /a tio n . Th* new g ro u p w o u ld
nave a d v e r t is e d fo r rides to A m a l
■gin
fu n i t lo I ng
a f t e r
t he
liio , VA aco , an d D a lla s .
Thanksgiving holidays.

-r - foi ifib* c o n t in u e
th- I i n HU at an avft f toe-n d a i lv ,” NL'. F ' a i -

At C lo s e of Sa le

O u t o f 17,000 tic k e ts a llo tte d
to th*- U n iv e rs itv fo r th e A & M
f , time anti
pal t- fo o tb a ll gam e. X00 w e n t back to
tailin g
i
for
-alej
o
b
*
in C o lle g e S t a tio n M o n d a y u n so ld .
time w
A * sal*-* closed at 5 p .in M o n ­
fni
th
C h ris tm a s
d a y , th e U n iv e r s ity T ick et O f f ic e
fig u re d th at 4,179 B la n k e t T ax
h o ld e rs hail bought th e $1.2 0 s tu ­
d e n t se a ts. T h e 12,000 le f t w e re
Texan House Organ
soli) to the pu blic S a t u r d a y and
Release Set for Today
M ond ay.
A ll * t a t s sold w e re b e tw e e n the
if
a
semifit s t
IU*’
The
50-yard lin e and th e g o a l.
f o r I ta lly
OI g a l
m onth
fiulc-ti to apT exan
peal I .••-May m o t t l i n g .
'Operation Bootstrap'
The p u rp o se of the p u b tii at ion
i* to p re s e n t rule*, re g u la tio n s , Gets UT N ew Student
to
Texan
advice
arid
aw a rd *
“ O p e ra tio n B •->:* a p ” w ill p ro ­
wor k* - *. and t o d i s t i i 7u f.e Texan
vide a new psychology stu d e n t at
r a f f morn bat *.
ne
, a*
yet
un- the U n iv e r s it y next se m e s te r.
Th
A i r F o r c e C pi. AA a lt e r M. Biapi ! nted bv d itto mflkey J r . of S a n A n to n io w ill e n ro ll
h e re u n d e
a plan
w h e r e b y the
a m id e fo rc e s p e rm it s e rv ic e m e n
C * r d R a te * to Rise
T h is C h ris tm a s w ill g i ' e th e last to fin is h c iv ilia n s c h o o lin g . P u r ­
o p p o rtu n ity
to
send
C h ris tm a s pose o f th e plan is to tr a in th e
men f o r sp e cialize d m il it a r y d u ty .
card s fu r ju s t a pen n j.
B la k e \ w ill w u*k tow a i d a B A
Two
te n t *
become* th e
new
p rice *-f th e postcard -n J a n u a r y d e g r e e in e x p e r im e n ta l psycholjo g y .
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Tuesday, November 27, 1951 THE D A ILY TEXAN Page 2

Rival A ggie Contest yTPreps P®f^7!ei
TownsGnd Still O u t
To Be Rough for UT

Sewell and Dawson TennesseeTops
O n A II-S W C Team AP Gird Poll

■

N E W V O R K , N o v . 2 6 — OP)-—
Po w erfu l T en n e ssee roiled up the
a r g o st, v o t e o f t h e s e a s o n M o n d a y
Leading the Southwe t ConferC h o s e n on
the second team
s t r e n g t h e n i n g its hold on t h e
e n c e s c o r i n g r a c e w t h 5 6 p o i n t s , w e r e l o n g h o r n s T o m S t o l h a n d s k e , in
N u m b e r O n e in t h e A s s o c i a t e d
D a w s o n l a c k e d o n l y t w o v o t e s o f J u n e D a v i s , a n d B o b b y Di l l o n .
P r e s s f o o t b a l l pol l.

By K E N T O O L E Y
Ttran Sportt Kixtov
A & M x listless a n d d o w n - t r o d d e n A g g i e s m a y n o t be a s e a s y t o
b e a t a s m a n y f a n s wi l l e x p e c t a t
the annual T urkey Day game.

T h e V o l u n t e e r s w e r e sn i m p r e x - i ve in « m a b i n g K e n t u c k y , 2 8 - 0 ,
Sa* J r d a ' t h a t t h e y r e c e i v e d f i r s t
o n 9 2 o f t h e 168 b a l l o t s c a s t
pl ar
by s o p r t s w r i t e r s a n d b r o a d c a s t e r s
across the nation.
Michigan S ta te won convincingly o v e r C o l o r a d o , 4 5 -7, b u t j u s t
m a n a g e d t o p r o t e c t its n u m b e r t w o

T h e ( a d e t s s t a r t e d o u t w-i t h a
p r o m i s i n g o u t l o o k o n t h e 1951
season, with m ost pre-season prognoticators
choosing
them
for
’e i t h e r a f i r s t o r s e c o n d p l a c e finish in t h e S o u t h w e s t C o n f e r e n c e
i ^hia y e a r . N o n e o f t h e p r e d i c t o r *
picked the Cadets to finish lower
khan t h ir d .

F
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Tom Stolhandske, Texas
Harold Riley, Baylor
Ken Casner, Baylor
Dong Conaway, T C L
Her b Zimmerman, TC C
June Davis, Texas
Hugh Meyer, Te xas A&M
Ray Me Rowrn, TCL"
[.amar McHan, Ar k a n s as
Bobby Dillon, Texas
Bobby Jack Floyd. TC C

★
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I )tk,
B a y Io r ;
< n a p m a n , Rice;
Honorable Mention:
E n d s — S u m m e r ail ,
Arkar a j R a m s ay , T C C .
V a u g h t , T O C ; Wil liam*, Tex**.
( ‘e n t e r * — P l o w e r s , T C C ; G a l l o
Mc C u r r y ,
Ri c e ; T r o u t ,
Baylor; way, B aylor; B arton, Tex**; R ho­
White, SM U; Fisehrl, A r k a n s a s ;
d e n , R i ce .
G e o r g e , T< I ; H o d g e , A & M .
Backs— Benners, SM U; Norton,
Tackle
Forster, S M I ’ ; Man­
B u r k h a I ter,
R ite; Sm ith,
ner, A r k a n s a s ; S c a h ol m , Tex**; S M U ;
Tidwell,
A&M;
Parma,
L ansford,
t e x * * ; M e l d ) , Ila' ’. o r ; A & M ;
Mo s e s ,
\ &MI
WiUon,
Ie***; B a y l o r ; D r a k e , Rice; Gary, A & M :
C r o c k e t t . Ri c o ; V. ;’lls*i»s , \ r k a n - W a l k e r , S M U ; f. D. R u s s e l l , S M U
S h a e ffe r, A& M ; Coody, B aylor;
aas.
Guards
I ’o r r . - t c r , S M I ; T a y ­ C a r p e n t e r , A r k a n s a s ; O c h o a , T e x l or, T ( ' U ; N o h a v i t z a , A & M ; H a n -

O k l a h o m a , whi n m a d e N e b r a s k a
its s ixt h s t r a i g h t v i c t i m , 2 7 - 0 . )
The
S o o n e r s m o v e d into t e n t h
place, sh o v i n g B a y lo r
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top

a notch.

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O c h s * . Tama*
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Barton, Texas
M cllan, Ark.
Smith.
AAM
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Ar *
LEADING

SO? IOO? 200?
IF YOU’RE AN AVERA6E SMOKER
THE RIGHT ANSWER IS OVER 200!
Ye*, 2 0 0 times every day
your note and throat are
exposed to'irritation ...
200 GOOD REASONS WHY
YOU’RE BETTER OFF SMOKING
P h il ip M o r r is !
P U S '* - * ”

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d e f in i t e ly le s s ir r it a t in g t h a n an y other

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CO W BO Y BOOTS

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CAPITO L

SADDLERY

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P resen ts an O utstanding C ollage S tu d e n t
Featured w it h I amou* H o l l y w o o d Stars
in the P H I L I P M O R R I S intercollegiate .Acting C o m p e t it io n

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Students are granted profes­
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A thletic and recreational ac­
tivities. Dormitories on the
campus.

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T e x a s c o a c h e s continued to say (n p retty good condition. The or^”
t h a t A & M has a dangerous ru n -jCMUaity was substitute end B leis
n i n g a t t a c k a n d t h e d efen siv e unit Bridges.
b o r e t h e b r u n t o f p r a c t i c e MonCoach Jess N eely plans to start

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i of a polio sc a re h e r e a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y , h u t l a t e r
f o u n d t h e polio a t t a c k s h a d o c c u r e d a t T m h A A I
. . . I n t h e p r e s s b o x a t t h e T C U t il t , j u s t a f t e r
M A L F O W L E R had t h ro w n a long pass intended
f o r G I L B E R T B A R T O S H , t h e P. A. a n n o u n c e r
“ th e pass wa s i n t e r c e p t e d by B U L L Y G I L S T R A P ,
L o n g h o r n c o a c h ” . . . T h e pass was to o lo ng f o r
B a r t o s h a n d f ell o u t o f b o u n d s i n t o C o a c h G i l s t r a p ’s
a r m s . , . Baylor's s t a n d o u t end, S T A N L E Y W I L ­
L I A M S , s a y s “ B O B B Y D I L L O N is all t h e y s a y he
is. H e c o v e r s e x c e p t i o n a l l y we l l on p a s a e s , is a s u r e
tackler, and good on p u n t returns. And on top of
t h a t , h e ’s a g r e a t s p o r t s m a n ” . . . T O M S T O L H A N D ­ S T O L H A N D S K E
S K E ha s be en g r e a t l y u n d e r r a t e d as an o f f e n s i v e
e n d , b u t C o a c h B I L L D U B O S E c o m m e n t e d , “ H e ’s t h e h e s t p a s s r e ­
c e i v e r in t h e c o u n t r y w h e n h e is c o v e r e d ” . . . P I N K Y H I G G I N S ,
exL o n g h o r n a n d m a j o r l e a g u e baseball s t a r was seen last w e e k c o m i n g
o u t o f M e m o r i a l m u s e u m , w h i c h l ies in t h e s h a d o w s o f C l a r k Fi el d.
C h a s i n g a f ou l b a l l , p e r h a p s . , .

HOW MANY TIMES A DAY

f

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The
d e f e n s i v e
sp ecialists
Tuesday,
w o r k e d o u t w i t h a t e a m o f ineligi#
h i es r u n n i n g f r o m t h e A g g i e T.
. T h e
AAM
o ffe n siv e
team
P r a c t i c e w a s h e l d in a d r i z z l i n g c o r k e d on passing and rushing
r a i n . b o r t h e m o s t p a r t i t w as o n l y .Monday w hile the d efen se worked
a l o o s e n i n g u p dr i l l f o r t h e of- a g a in st T exas plays throw n at
t e n s i v e s q u a d w i t h t h e em phasis ^ e m by B-team ers.
on r u n n i n g and parsing.
The drills w ere held in a eold
T h e t w o t eam. - b o g a : , t h e i r s e ­
Halfback R d M aya, i, «x**cU 4 i r i ; ^
M onday'
r i e s i n I 8 9 4 , w h i c h t h e S t e e r - w o n to b e r e a d y t o g o f o r t h e f i r s t
B
aylor
fullback Dick Parm a r»T o r t h e f i r s t s e v e n y e a rs t i m e s i n c e t h e A r k a n s a s g a m e .
38-0
t h e A g g i e s w e n t scoreie.* , a n d in
B y r o ’n ' T o w n ie n d ” is ii o t ex pee t- « * ▼ « • »
«*»*r bon* in t h .
14-13 victory over SMU
1902 t h e y wo n t h e b a t t l e ,
12- 0. c d t o s u i t t h e l a s t g a m e o f his Bears
last Saturday a n d w on't play
T hey m e t again the -frond
week collegiate career.
again st R ice n ext Saturday.
a n d b a t t l e d t o a 0- 0 *.e.
T h e A g g i e * h 'c i. a r . a g e d t o
T h e TCU F r o g s o p e n e d prep-!
c o n t e n u , w h i l e a r a t i o n M o n d a y f o r t h e i r torrid
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ing a splendid profession.
a n d a 11-A m e r i c a l o o k e d e t p i c t u r e * o f th e ir 22-B
Glienn L ippm a n
Doctor of Optometry degree
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three years for students en ­
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Stan Williams, Baylor
Jack Little, Texas A&M
Bob Griffin, Ar kansas
Bill Athev, Baylor
Harley Sewell, Texas
Dick Hightower, SMG
L a r r y I-bell, Baylor
Gib Dawson, Texas
Glenn Lippman, Texas A&M
Teddy Rigfts, Rice

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A th letic D irector D ana X. B ib le , the exp ected end run, Jack Crai-i,
says of the A&M -Texas rivalry, j racing down the le ft sid eline, was
“ The 1940 gam e stands out in my
mark f#r Layden’s long
m em ory because o f its sigm fi,, . ,
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“ A ll A&M had to do was to I raced de*P in*<> AAM territory.
“ On the n e x t down wa tried 9
beat us and the Rose Bowl bid
was theirs. B ecause o f this we sim ilar play to the other tide with
w anted to win even m ore. All P ete con n ectin g with Noble Doss
w eek w e had been rehearsing an
opening play which w e planned who carried to within teehee of
to use if the A ggies kicked o f f to th e goal. On the next play, just
u s.”
58 seconds a fte r the etarting whis­
w as th e sa lien t fa cto r in th e TCU
“ W ith the snap goin g to Pete tle, Layden drove over for the
victory.
Layden in the tailback slot, he | only touchdown of the day.” The
P a g e is 21 y e a r s old a n d m a j o r ­ started around right end.
gam e ended w ith the sam e score.
ing in geology'. H e received sp e­
‘The A ggie d efe n se sh if tin g to 17-0, T exas in the lead.
cial A P c o m m e n d a tio n f o r his
p e r f o r m a n c e a g a in s t TCU.

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A & M Game Last for 14 Longhorns
F o u r te e n
senior
L o n g h o rn s
come to th e end of th e r e g u la r
season fo otb all tr a il, unless a bowl
bid is ac ce p te d , when th e y m e e t
the A ggies on Kyle F ield T h u r s ­
day in tr a d i tio n a l rivalry.
T hey've n e v e r been b e a te n by
A&M since th e y have been p la y ­
ing v arsity fo r the O ra n g e a n d
W hite colors of the U n iv ersity .
T hey a r e th e r u g g e d back b o n e
of a b o n e-c ru sh in g g ro u n d o f ­
fense and a su p e rio r d e fe n se
which is p ro b a b ly w ithout equa l in
th e n ation.
T ra d itio n decrees th a t t h e r e is
no fa v o r ite in the a n n u a l T exasA&M gam e, b u t U niversity hopes
fo r th e b a ttle cou ld n ’t be in b e t ­
te r bands.
Jo h n Adam*

His te a m m a te s call him “ R e d ”
an d he is th e k ickoff spe cia list
and p u n te r for th e L onghorns. A t
6-5 and 205 poun ds the lanky
senior has p u n te d for an a v e ra g e
of 36.5 y a r d s p er kick this season.
A dam s is m a jo rin g In physical

D on B a rto n
A tran sfer from Kemper Mili­

tary A cadem y Don Barton turned
up a t p ractice in 1950 w ithout
b en efit of a scholarship and
logged enough tim e to letter that
same season.
He lettered in spite o f a shoul­
der dislocation which kept him out
h alf the season. He ranks w ith
(lib Dawson as an all-the-w ay
threat.
Don M enasco is one of his high
school te a m m a te s fro m Longview.
He is 21 y e a r s old, weighs 160,
and is 5-11.
He plays b o th offensive and
defensive h a lfb a c k . In r u s h in g he
is in th e to p te n of th e C o n f e r ­
ence. H e has c a rrie d 116 tim e s
a n d gain ed 450 y a r d s fo r an a v e r ­
age of 3.9 p e r try .
H e ’s v e rsa tile too. Twice this
season he has crossed up T e x a s ’
opposition by tossing two t o u c h ­
down passes.
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punt returners in the business.
Texas opponents have alw ays
tr ie d f o r out-of-bounds kicks when
th e re was a p ossibility even a
s h o r t Dillon run-back m ight hurt.
He r e t u r n e d 4 punts in 1950
fo r touchdowns and personally
won the Baylor gam e w ith an
83-yard run-back.
A lthough he h a s n ’t scored this
y e a r by a p u n t r e t u r n , he still has
t h a t chance a g a in s t A&M.
Dillon has r e t u r n e d 20 p u n ts
f o r 276 y a rd s a n d an av e ra g e o f
13.8 this season. He is a key m a n
in T e x a s’ pass d e fe n s e which has
been notably h a rd on such p assers
as Babe Parilli a n d P u r d u e 's Dale
Samuels.
Bobby’s m a jo r is business a d ­
m inistratio n. H e is m a rrie d , 21,
6-1, a n d w eigh s 180. He played
high school f o o tb a ll a t Temple.

education and la m arried. H e
played o ffe n siv e end fo r the
Longhorns
b riefly
during
his
junior year and caught 4 p asses
fo r 34 yards. He played high
school ball a t B ayto w n.
Longhorn coaches decided th at
the tall T exas en d ’* boom ing kick­
o ffs and punts w ere a highly
prized a sset so he took over the
kicking duties this season.

" B u lld o g ” h e ’s called. His n u m ­
ber 63 is sy n onom ous with th e
word tack le. B lair C herry is r e ­
sponsible f o r th e nickname.
T he s h o r t defensive ace, 5-11,
w ent to high school a t G ra h am and
m a rrie d his high school s w e e t­
hea rt, N ancy Deeb, a N o rth T ex a s
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C u n n in g h am w as one of the fa- g u a r d Qn th<> 1951 edition of th e se veral gam es this y e a r due to an
mons “ w recking crew
of nine Lonjfhorn(l. T he bu siness admini- an kle in ju r y s u f f e r e d in the A r ­
sophom ores and tw o seniors w h ic h , a tra tio n niajoi- p la y e d a t M ou n t k an s as gam e.
22-year-old M enasco is fro m
wrecked A&M rn 1949, 42- .
( V e r n o n H ig h School w h e re his
That gam e incid en tally m a rk e d faUu>r
jg
R u p e rintondent
o f L ongview w h e re he m ade th e alls t a t e te a m a t c e n t e r in 1947. He
the beginning o f the two platoon 9chools<
system for T exas and was the
jjja g radeg are excellen t and is a physical e d u c atio n m ajor.
W eigh ing only 180 pounds and
" h,ich th * l't tl* '•Build**" I h j ,
„ , , roo,, student. He
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m ore then a n y other un(il!r8tudied .u -A m er ic en
Bud s ta n d in g 6-1, T ig e r has a spec­
ta c u la r habit of c r a sh in g on e n e ­
gam e.
M cFadin last season.
my plays d istu rb in g n o t only the
H e’s a physical education m a ­
G ene is 22, w eig h s 215, sta nds
ball c a rrie r, b u t th e opposing
jo r and hopes to coach if the
6-2, and is a good blocker.
j coach as well.
A rm y d o es n ’t ch a n g e his plans.
L onghorn coaches claim Flem J u n e D a v is
N o t since his fre s h m a n y ea r
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and defense,
S outhw est.
fo r a few y a rd s rushing.
He relieves H a r le y Sewell on
His n u m b e r 68 has been in on
Bill M i l b u r n
o f fe n se th u s helpin g to p rese rv e
tackles p ro b a b ly m ore con sistently
A 6-3, 2 2 0 -p o u n d e r fro m A us­
Sewell's s tr e n g t h f o r defense.
th a n a n y o t h e r T exas lineman
tin who played as an end in high
Jim L a n s fo r d
this season.
school and his fre sh m a n y e a r here.
The biggest man up f ro n t fo r
H e and J a c k B a rto n w ere te a m ­
He was an o u ts t a n d in g high
the S tee rs is 23 5 -p o u n d J im L a n s­
m ates a t D enton High School.
school tr a c k m a n , placed in the
H e is m arried and is a p h y sic a l, fo rd . S ta n d in g 6-8, the C arrizo discus and shot e v e n ts in th e 1948
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r e la y to a new rec o rd o f 42.9.
220 and is an even six fe e t tall.
Arnold last year.
He played r e g u l a r defensive
Despite his w eig h t Davis is quite
This y e a r L a n s f o r d has played tackle on the 1950 line which was
f a s t and has picked off opposi­
both on o ffe n s e a n d defense with
tion passes a t vital m om ents. He
ju d g e d by m an y the c o u n t r y ’s
cre ditable resu lts. He has been
h e s t and sh ifte d to offensive
logged 260 m in u te s o f football
chosen on the A rk a n s a s all-oppo­
g u a r d this y ear.
la st season.
Milburn
is
th e
L onghorns'
He in te n d s to t r y fo r a co a ch ­ n e n ts team b o th o ffe n se and d e ­
in g career a n d is a top p r o f e s ­ fense.
f in e s t w eightm an in trac k . He
A 21-year-old physical e d u c a ­ tossed th e sh o t p a s t 49 f e e t fo r
sional p rospect.
tion m a jo r, L an sfo rd m ade the second place in th e 1950 C o n f e r ­
B o b b y D illon
A u n a n im o u s choice fo r S o u th ­ SW C d efe nsive selection of the ence m e e t and tw irls th e discus
west C o n fe re n c e defensive s a fe ty , H ouston P re ss la st year.
a r o u n d I IO fee t. He is 21, uiimarHe s ta r r e d w hile a t C arrizo i ried and m a jo r in g in physical e d u ­
he is one of th e m ost d a n g e ro u s
S prings High School as a fullback, cation. N icknam e Is “ O tto .”
As a fre s h m a n he was chan ged to
Dan P a g e
tackle and has been th e re every
T he 5-9, 175 pound q u a r te rsince. His “ li t t l e ” b ro th er, Buck
hack from L e v e re tt'* Chapel in
L ansford, is p la y in g tackle on the T y le r, came to T exas as a j u n io r
Yearlings this y e a r .
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He is a 6-1 190-pounder from
P am pa. G u n n in g f o r his f irs t le t­
te r, Mayes re a c h e d sta rd o m in
the O klahom a g am e when he led
all rush ers fro m his le ft halfb ack
position.
Galled “ Red H obs” by team
m ates, he is one o f the f a s te s t
men on the sq u a d , placed second
in the 220 and t h ir d in th e 100yard dash in th e 1950 C o n fere n ce
tr a c k m e e t w hen a sophomore. He
runs the IOO in 9.7.
Mayes s u f f e r e d a broken hand
b efo re the Rice g a m e and h a s n 't
played since. L ea th e r-to u g h , he
subs in a t e ith e r halfback or f u ll­
back slot equa lly well.
Ho is one of th e best-liked p la y ­
ers on the sq u a d and is rela ted
to “ Wild H o rse M ayes,” fam ous
L onghorn g r id d e r of the th irties.
U n m arried and unspoken fo r, he
is 21 y ears old and m a jo rin g in
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lege.
Paul B. W illiam son ju d g e d him
th e m ost v aluable j u n i o r college
p e r f o r m e r in th e natio n in 1949.
H e w as a s tr o n g c a n d id a te fo r a
1950 s t a r t i n g b e r th b u t failed to
show when Ben T om pkins cam e
th ro u g h . P age e a r n e d his le tte r
la st y e a r by h o lding the hall fo r
e x tra points.
A f t e r a slow' s t a r t this y e a r he
e m e rg e d as th e s t a r t i n g q u a r t e r ­
back a t mid-season. Hts sharp , a c ­
c u r a t e passing gives th e S te e r a t ­
ta ck th e balance it, needed, which

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P a u l W i l li a m s

All te a m s pick an all-o p p o n en t
te a m .
A su re b e t to be included by
all th e S t e e r s ’ o p p o n e n ts this y e a r
is big, easy-going Paul Williams.
The m a n who spends his S a tu r d a y
a f te r n o o n s in th e laps of opposing
passers.
W illiam s picks the K e n tu c k y
g am e f o r his h e s t g am e this y e a r.
All he did t h a t S a tu r d a y w as pave
the w ay f o r a fellow n a m e d P arilli
to s t a r t a s e t of ulcers. He k e p t
the g r e a t B a b e corked up t ig h t e r
than a b o ttle of F r e n c h p e r f u m e .
T h e 205-p ound le ft end f ro m
L u fk in , w h e r e he m a d e a ll- s ta te
on m a n y selections in both f o o t­
ball and bask etb a ll, d o e s n ’t plan
to play p ro ball. H e will r e t u r n
to school n e x t y e a r to finish his
Air ROTO tr a i n i n g p ro g ra m .
A f t e r m ilita ry service, “ I know’
t h a t I ani g o in g ,” W illiams plans
to t r y in th e coaching field.
’File 22-year-old d efe nsive s p e ­
cialist m a d e several C o n fe re n c e
selections la s t y e a r a f t e r being an
offe nsive s t a r t e r in 1949 as a
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D escribed la st y e a r as the b e s t
ta c k le — p o u n d - fo r -p o u n d — in the
S o u th w e st C o n fe re n c e , Bill W il­
son s t a r t e d the 1951 season as the
f ir s t- s tr i n g o ffe n sive le ft tackle.
A f t e r p la y in g th e f i r s t few
gam es this y ea r, seein g ac tio n on
bo th the o f fe n s e ami de fe n se , the
205 -po und H o u sto n lad has c o n ­
c e n tr a te d on d efensive w ork fo r
the L onghorns.
While in high school, Sam
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th e all-state an d all-A m erican
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Wilson is tile proud f a t h e r o f a
I -year-old baby girl. H e is m a ­
j o r in g in physical ed ucation.
A sla shing ta ckle, Wilson is f a s t
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Al though helping our allies in t hei r
t i me s of g r e a t need is f ashionabl e anil
e xt re me ly habitual, per haps A m er i c an
economy is s u f f e r i n g more and more be­
c a u s e o f h ig h dollar outlays.

sive a r m a m e n t p r e p a r a t i o n s t hough it
js— to r e f u s e eme rg e nc y money r e q u e s t *
by its m a j o r E u r o p e a n allies. A s long a s
the a v owed e mer genc i es a r e legi ti mat e,
which s ee ms to be t r u e in the p r e s e n t
Brit ish and F r e nc h c ri ses, this c ou nt ry is
j ust ified in gi vi ng aid to the limit of its

Should Drag Stores
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kets their older brother or sister
ten p a c k a g e s o f not ebo ok p a p e r
By FL O COX
a c q u i r e d m a y b e ten y e a r s a g o ,
Yo u h ear a lot o f r e b u f f a b o u t
f o r a dollar a n d ge ts an e x t r a
an d t he y g e t thei r r e b a t e s .
the re b ate system, chiefly as p r a c ­
package, or eleven packages for
B e c a u s e o f thi s, t he p e r c e n t a g e
ticed by D r a g book sto re *
$ 1. O n t he o t h e r h a n d , i f t he t en
of rebates to purchasers made at
.Many s t u d e n t * s a y t h e y w o u l d
p e r c e n t d i s c o u n t w e r e m a d e , he
Now that Great Britain arid r ranee,
t he T e x a s B o o k S t o r e is g r e a t e r
p r e f e r cash di sc ou n t* at the time
w o u l d p a y n i ne c e n t s a p a c k a g e
t h a n a t t h e C o - Op . H o w e v e r , t he
two of the all-time chief beneficiaries of
of purchase. Some say rebates are
f o r t he p a p e r a n d g e t l l p a c k a g e s
f i nanci al ability*
C o - O p f i g u r e s its r e b a t e s on a
too much tr ou b le ; ot hers, tha t
A m e r i c a n loans, h a v e indicated a desire
f o r 99 cents. N o t only wou ld ha
p e r c e n t a g e o f t he t o t a l y e a r s v o l ­
P e r h a p s that ability is bei ng over­
t h e y a l w a y s l os e s o m e o r ail b e ­
be g e t t i n g a s m u c h real m e r c h a n ­
to boost their sag gin g economies by the
u m e o f b u s i n e s s a n d t he a n t i c i ­
f o r e t i m e t o c a t h t he m in o r t h a t
d i s e f o r hi s d o l l a r , b u t h e w o u l d
t axed a t times.
p a t e d nu a r b e r t h a t will a s k f o r r e ­
s i m p l e expedient o f borrowing from the
t h e r e b a t e s y s t e m is n o t w o r t h
be sav in g a penny.
One o f the m a j o r i ss ue s t h at will come
fu n d s , so t h a t those s t u d e n t s who
bothering about, whereas cash dis­
U. S. , t his nation should take stock of befo re the 1952 C o n g r e s s is t h a t o f the
A ten per cen t d. sco unt really
d o t u r n in t h e i r r e b a t e s g e t a
c o u n t s w o u l d d e f i n i t e l y hel p. M a n y
a m o u n ts to an l l per cent re bat e.
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T h e r e b a t e s y s t e m , t he b o o k
w o u l d i f al l r e b a t e s w e r e c a s h e d
How much money can A m er i c a s p a r e
on them and they f o r g e t to turn
decision will have powerful e f f e c t s upon
s t o r e s a r g u e , is a “ t r a d e s t i m u . a wi thout e n d a n g e r i n g A me ri c an econoin va s h r e g i s t e r r e c e i p t s .
the economi es of not only t h is c ountr y,
tor.”
We
believe lower pric es
W h e t h e r t hi s is u n f a i r is d e ­
T h e U n i v e r s i t y C o - O p a n d t he
w o u l d b r i n g in c u s t o m e r s a t l e a s t
b a t a b l e . C e r t a i n l y it r e w a r d s t he
my?
T e x a s Book Store operate under
but m an y ot he rs a s well.
The trouble i s that whenever one
e n t e r p r i s i n g s t u d e n t who c a s h e s
as effectively.
diffe ren t systems that serve as e x­
May the t hinking of C o n g r e s s l>e in­
:n. T o t he s m a l l p u r c h a s e r w h o
Most stores welcome suggestions
f o rei gn loan is dis sipat ed, a not he r in
a m p l e s o f t wo w a y s t he r e b a t e s y s ­
fluenced in large m e a s u r e by a sound
d o e s n ’ t t h i n k t he d i v i d e n d w o r t h ­
on b e t t e r o p e r a t i n g
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a n a l y s i s of U. S. f inance s, so t ha t this
A n y s t u d e n t m a y a t a n y t i me r e ­
a b l y B e r k m a n ’s a n d H e m p h i l l * ,
t ne d e l i m e , it h a r d l y s e e m s f a i r .
point is plainly visible.
fer complaints or suggestions to
also have re bat e syst ems.
nation will not become dollar-shy beThe b ook s to r e s point o u t t h a t
On the other hand, it would hp pure
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o p e r a t e s u n d e r t he R o c h d a l e P l a n
folly f or the U . S . — b e d e v i l e d into expent h e y g i v e t he p u r c h a s e r t he r e b a t e
four faculty members, four stu­
f o r co-operative.*, o r i g i n a t e d
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s l i p, j u s t a s wh e n t h e y g i v e him
dents, an d P r e s id e n t T. S. Painter.
E n g l a n d , in w hi c h t h e r e a r e no
change.
In t he c a s e o f t he b o o k s t o r e s ,
s t o c k h o l d e r s a n d a1] p u r c h a s e r s
A * t o why c a s h d i s c o u n t s a r e n t
s u g g e s t i o n * c a n b e m a d e to t he
a r e memb ers . Thus, s t u d e n t s and
m a ie a n d t he r e b a t e s y s t e m e l i m i ­
management.
fa c ulty m e m b e r* receive dividends
n a t e d , t he m a i n r e a s o n s e e m s t o
C a p i t a l i z i n g on o u r p r i v i l e g e ,
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b a t e is u s u a l l y I S p e r c e n t b u t
A f t e r d is q u a l i f y i n g A r t s & Sc ien ces
count— o r “ cut-rate
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of opinion instead of s t r o n g decrees.
d e n t s to c a s h in r e b a t e s a t t he
often
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A ss emb ly c and ida t e Bill Wr i gh t, the
K io m .January, 1951, to A u g u s t ,
time of p u r c h a s e or at any time
Without, c on si de ri ng the relative me­
“ w e ’ r e o u t o f t ha t .
c o m m i s s i o n s a w that verdict nullified in
1 9 5 1 , a t ota l o f $ 5 2 , 6 7 4 . 4 2 was
thereafter.
In c a s e o f T e x a s B o o k S t o r e ,
n u o f the c a n d i d a t e s or j u d g e s in q u e s ­
r e t u r n e e to m e m b e r s o f t he ( fl­
2. T h a t t he C o - O p p u b l i c i z e r e ­
a ppella te c ou rt — compo sed o f t hree peo­
t he m a n a g e m e n t s a y s , t he s t u d e n t
tion, ' he syst em u n d e r which W r i gh t
o p . In 1 9 5 0 , t he t o t a l v o l u m e o f
b at e de ad lin e s m o r e e xt en s iv e ly if
r e c e i v i n g t en p e r c e n t in m e r ­
ple f r o m L a w School.
business
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t a k e s of f ic e is def initely defective.
chandise gets more of a discount
N o one from student g o v e rn m en t s a t
whi ch 16 p e r c e n t wmuld he m o r e
3. T h a t t h e b o o k s t o r e * s e r i o u s ­
t h a n he w o u l d if he w e r e g i v e n
t h a n $ 1 2 7 , 0 0 0 . A l t h o u g h t he f i ­
ly c o n s i d e r c a s h r e b a t e * o r a
c a s h . T h e y e x p i a . n t hi s wit h the
g u r e s a r e not p a r a l l e l e x c e p t f o r
choice o f a h ig h e r m e rc h an di s e r e ­
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p u r c h a s e r . U n d e r t he p r e s e n t p l a n ,
a g e , a n d i n d i c a t e that, f e w e r t h a n
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The Pr im e Minister of Pakis ta n
t he s t u d e n t g e t s t e n c e n t s w'orth
h a l f t he p u r c h a s e r s c o l l e c t e d r e ­
l i s h m e n t s p u b l i c i z e t he i r s y s t e m
s t o r y a b o u t it w o n t he b e « t “ b r i t e ”
WH. s p e a k i n g t o a c r o w d in K a s h ­
o f m e r c h a n d i s e b e s i d e s his d o l ­
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b e t t e r s o t h a t s t u d e n t * will know(f e atu re tte ) award.
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for 9 0 cents, but a b o u t 93 cents
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most tours.
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S t u d e n t F e l l ow s h i p .
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n o t c o m p l e t e l y d e f i n e d , ” she says.
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s i o n a r y w o r k , soci al w or k , r e l i g ­
i ous e d u c a t i o n , t e a c h i n g , d i r e c t ­
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“ T h e F a r m e r 's D a u g h t e r ," f e a ­
s t i n g L o r e t t a Y o u n g in h e r A c a d ­
e m y A w a rd ro le , w il l be show n
M o n d a y night in the T e x a s U n io n .
S t a r r in g w ith M i*- Y o u n g , who
p la y s the c o u n t r y g :rl tn a t cle an s
up p o litic-, is Jo s e p h G o tte n .

S P E E D W A Y

THIS YEAR!

29

la st

M e m b e rsh ip b la n k s m ay be ob
ta m e d a t M u sic B u ild in g box o f ­
fice or J . R. R e e d M i* ic C o m p a n y ,
805 ( iin gress. It i* not n r c c - a i v
to p ay tile $5 fe e w hen the b lan k
is re tu rn e d . P a y m e n t m ay be m ade
la te r. B la n k s should be m aile d to
Box 1520, U n iv e r s it y S ta tio n .

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In

NOVEMBER

PULLMANS — COACHES — DINER
(SERVNG BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND
EVENNG MEALS)

A ll c o n c e its w ill be on M o n d a y
o r T u e s d a y n ig h t- a n d w ill not
c o n f lic t w ith e n te r ta in m e n ts a1
w eek 200 m e m b e rsh ip s w e re r e ­
re a d y sch ed u led , said M iss T ric e ,
c e iv e d , h u t thi« w a* s t ill IOO sh o rt
C o n c e r t* w ill be in H o g g A u d i­
o f the re q u ire m e n t..
to riu m .
en ough

v e r s ify w o rk .

R id e in com fort— A vo id the hazards of congested
h ighw ays . . . let S P ’s engineer be yo u r ch au ffeur.
S p e c ia l' leaves A u stin 8:00 a.m., a rriv e s College
Statio n 12:01 p.m. Returning, leaves College S ta ­
tion 5 :00 p.m., a rriv e s A u stin 9 :00 p.m.

r'/ *'•e$r i °
I nj ted S ta te s .

the

a re

A. & M vs TEXAS!

F o lk lo re

B r e w e r is th e o n ly N e g ro m e lt ­
b e r o f th e re s e a rc h c o m m itte e o f
the A m e r ic a n
F o lk lo r e
S o c ie ty .
H e has re c e iv e d g r a n ts fro m the
G e n e ra l E d u c a tio n B o a r d o f N e w
Y o r k C it y and th e A m e r ic a n Philo so p h ical
S o c ie ty
to
t r a v e !
th ro u g h
the
S o u f h an d
c o h e rt
N e g ro
fo lk
songs, sto rie s , and
poem s.

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8:15 p. rn.

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THURSDAY,

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A rn rn i e L e a v e r , h a rm o n ic a player, R ic h a rd P o w e ll, a s in g e r o f
n o v e lty
N e g ro
fo lk songs, and
M rs. D o ro th y C a m p b e ll, p ia n is t.
M rs . C a m p b e ll is a g ra d u a te o f
Io w a S t a te
U n iv e r s it y and ha*
done sp e cial w o rk a t the J u i l l i a r d
S c h o o l in N e w \ o rk ( ity .
B r e w e r , w ho re c e iv e d a maste r * d egree fro m the U n iv e r s it y

Gregory Gym—Saturday, Dec. I

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THI CITY SUCKERS and COMPANY OF 4 4

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of
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R e c ita l H a ll,
T h e p ro g ra m
w ill c o n sist o f
e x am p le s o f m u sic, p o e try , arui
sto rie s o f th e N e g ro people,
jVfr. B r e w e r w ill re c ite p o e try
an d sto rie s in d ia le c t, assisted b y
H e n r y G o o d m a n , a fo lk g u ita r is t ,

For the Love of Mike— Don’t Miss Spike!

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No Extra Charge

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l w t u r » . r * n t . l » f h u m o r, p ath ..*
and m e lo d y tu e s d a y , D e ce m b e r I
a t 8 :15 p.m . in M u s ic B u ild in g

“ T h e h ig h e r cost o f b rin g in g
T h e A s s o c ia tio n w as g ra n te d a
tim e e x te n sio n b y the b o o k in g the a r tis t* th is y e a r ha* cau-ed
a g e n c y w h e n at the p re v io u s d e a d - J tin* d i f f i c u l t y , " said Mix* T r ic e
“ S a le s
have
a c t u a lly
ex ceed ed
those o f la st y e a r .”

K« *yp *

“ One Way Street”

.c

Negro Folklore Topic
Of Recital Dec. 4

J . M ason B r e w e r , n o ted A m e l I- o f In d ia n a , ha*
can N e g ro fo lk lo r is t , w ill g ive a t j,e
U n iv e r s it y

fo r

Now! Two
FOOTBALL SPECIALS
to
COLLEGE STATION

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“ Flying Leathernecks”

LE W IS

Terrytoon

R u n n in g

SH O W S N IG H T LY
F e a t u r e S t a r t * at 7 P . M .

“ THAT’S MY BOY1

in T e c h n i c o l o r

S p ik e c a lls his c u r r e n t show
“ The
M u s ic a l
D e p re c ia tio n
Re­
v u e ." A m o n g the n u m b e rs on the
show w ill be such ty p ic a lly z a n y
n u m b ers a* “ A G o o se to the Balle t
R u s se ,”
B e e th o v e n ’* U n fin *
ished F i f t h " fe a tu r in g I. W . H ar-

am pus League.
be o b ta in e d fr o m the c h a irm a n o f
S u e B a s e ly , P a t H in d s , an d O tis t hP C o m m itte e on
Loans a n d
R h e a S c h m id t a re on th e b a llo ts S c h o la rs h ip In f o r m a tio n , B . H a ll
fo r S e c r e t a r y . S u e is on th e M em - j j ,
h e r ship C o m m itte e ; P a t, S t u d e n t
Texas, re s id e n ts a re e lig ib le , and
P a r t ic ip a t io n ;
and
O tis
R h e a , th e y should h a v e a* a m in im u m
W o rk s h o p .
a v e ra g e 1.6 g ra d e po ints on I ni-

TWO

TEL
7-2900

M A RTIN

JE R R Y

Jo n e s b eg an his i i.se to intern a tio n a l fa m e a lm o s t ten y e a r*
ago w hen he cam e o u t w ith a w artim e lam p oon title d “ D er Fu e h re r ’s F a r e . ”
A t th e tim e som e
c ritic s p re d ic te d he and his boys
w e re m e re ly “ a flash in the p a n ,"
b u t the C it y S lic k e r s h ave risen
to u n u su al h e ig h ts both in this
c o u n try and ab ro ad .

of

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Available to 15

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jgpEinwm For Community Concerts
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“ M y boys a ll k n o w w h a t t h e y ’re
d o in g ," S p ik e says, “ and th e y ra n
p lay ju s t as sm o o th ly a* a n y b o d y
w h en th e y w a n t to. In fa c t, we
o fte n b re a, k ......................
up co m e d y w'ith .. sever
, ,
al b ar* o f s tra ig h t m usic ju s t to
show the a u d ie n c e w e can do it . "

of

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Gun Shots, Sirens, Clamor
To Sound W ith Spike Jones

S ix se n io r* m a jo rin g in c e ra
m ica and tw o f a c u lt y m em b ers w ill
ta k e a fiv e - d a y to u r o f T e x a s
plan t
s t a r t in g T u e s d a y .

quEEn

To Ploy Saturday

L c a ir u .

N a n c y H o llo w e li, a m e m b e r o f the

W o m e n ' S tu d e n t P a r t ic ip a t io n C o m m itte e
H a r r io t t H a y n e s , W o r k s h o p ; M*t*y
V o te r s , th e la rg e s t w o m e n 's orA n n M a le y , S t u d e n t P a r t ic ip a t io n ,
m a rk s a b o u t his lif e in th e se w e rs
g a n iia t io n on the cam pus, c a n d i­
u n d e r P a ris .
an d P a t P r y o r , S t u d e n t P a r t i c ip a ­
d ates f o r
L e a g u e o ffic e s g a v e
o u n te - *:
Iit tru e th a t the
tio n .
th e ir q u a lif ic a t io n s in a one m in ­
s e w e r m en o f P a r is h av e a K in g ?
R u n n in g u n o p p o sed f o r P u b lic
ute sp eech . T h e c a n d id a te s had
S e w e r M a n : . . . h a ir y ta le s out
R e la tio n s
C h a ir m a n
is
D o ro th y
been n o m in a te e d b y th e s e n io rs
o f th e S u n d a y s u p p le m e n ts . . •
C a m p b e ll.
o f th e E x e c u t iv e B o a rd . T h e e le c ­
those w r it e r s
c a n 't
k eep
th e ir
tio n w ill be h eld D e c e m b e r IO .
m in d s
o f f the sew er. The
R u n n in g fo r p re s id e n t a r e J u l i e
-ay w e have a ra ce o f g irls dow n
th e re
w ho n e v e r see the lig h t o f B o o k m a n a n d S h e lb y R e e d . J u l i e
d a y ! IC * com p Astely f a n t a s t ic ! T h e se rve d on th e P u b lic it y C o m m itte e
b e fo re
b e c o m in g th e
g irl- n a t u r a lly < >me o u t — e v e r y one y e a r
P u b l ic it y
C o m m itte e
C h a irm a n .
C h ri- tm a * and E a s te r .
S h e lb y R e e d , P ro g ra m C o m m itte e
S tu d e n t
P ro p e rty
D e p oai t
C h a irm a n , also se rve d on h e r c o m ­
jts S c h o la rs h ip s a m o u n tin g to $100
m itte e
p rio r
to
b e co m in g
w ill be a w a rd e d to fift e e n s tu ­
c h a irm a n .
d en ts fo r th e s p rin g *e m e ?te r i f
J o d y H o llo n and A n n R o sbo rth e y can m e e t r u le s set up b v th e
ough w e re n o m in ate d
f o r viceU n iv e r s it y .
p re s id e n t.
Jo d y
is
M e m b e rs h ip
A p p lic 8 tio n s sh o u i d be dubmit( h a ir m a n an d A n n is T r e a s u r e r , te<| b<?fore p e c e m b e r IO and can

Trie p lay open* on a c a fe t e r ­
race in Pari.*, w h e re " a so m r'w h at
ob vious ijjo n d e w ith ra v is h in g leg*
i* sip p in g a v e rm o u th - ca a si*.” In to
th * cu rb -*to n e c a fe com e ail the
typ e* o f people w h o inhabit. P a r i*
p re sid e n t*, p ro sp ecto r*, p ro s ti­
tu te *, p e d d la r*, p ro fe sso r*. T h e y
a ll h ave th a t m o d ern a ir o f expect#;
and
H e m p h ill’*
Book
ta n c v .
S p ik e J o n e s and his C it y Slick - per, “ Q u a r t e t
fro m R ig o r M o r t is ," C o m p a n y
S t o r e N o. I.
t i , . ’
.
ct
era, b e tte r k n o w n a* the “ m ad m en and “ R h a p s o d y F ro m H u n g e r ."
F in a lly , t h e ir e x p e c ta n c y is f u I, ’
„
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S tu d e n ts and s e r v ic e m e n w ill
,
i
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i f
o f m u sic,
w ill b rin g th e ir w e ird
I he M u s ic a l D e p re c ia tio n R e v u e
fille d w rn th e e n tra n c e o f ( nun
,
.
,
,
„
...
, .
. sound e f f e c t * an t m u sical v a r ie t y w ill
be sp on sored bere by the be a d m itte d fo r $1, an d o th e r
ten* A u r e lia , the
M adw om an o f
,,
„
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t
,
... . t •
.
ad m issio n
tic k e ts
a re
( h a illo t. “ S h e is
dressed inth e to ( ' rP * o r y ( , y m S a t u r d a y a t o l i o S o u th
A u s tin L io n s ( lub to ra ise g e n e ra l
fu n d s fo r its y o u th w e lf a r e
w o rk p ric e d a t $1.30 each. R e s e rv e d
g ran d fa s h io n o f 1885, a s k ir t P-r,K
anti o th e r c iv ic p ro je c t* . T ic k e ts
seat* a re p riced a t $1.95 and
w ith
an
im m e n s e t r a in — w h ic h
J o r iP ’4 anf| his m u sic ia n * w e re
are on sale a t the J . R. R e e d M u s ic $2.bt*.
she has g a th e re d up by m ean* o f a t one tim e m e m b e rs o f wella c lo t h e -pin
a n c ie n t b u tto n shoe*, kn o w n band*. S p ik e insists th e re
and a hat in the ste le o f M a r ie >" m ethod in his p a r tic u la r b ran d
A n to in e tte . S h e w e a rs a lo rg n e tte o f m a r in e r , H e says th e re is a
I on a c h a in . S h e w a lk s in w ith d e fin ite , c a lc u la te d c la m o r b eh in d
— —
—
--------- each gun sh o t and s c re a m in g s i­
ren.

Ceramic Majors
To Visit Plants

STHTE
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great, d ig n it y , e x tr a c t*
a d in n e r p e ts; G a b rie lle , w ho re q u ire s th a t
heil fro m th e bosom o f her dress, people m eow r a th e r th an k n o ck
an d rin g s it s h a r p ly .”
a t h er dom ; and Jo s e p h in e , w ho (
*
s till is
w a itin g to see P r e s id e n t
W h e n th e M a d w o m a n le a rn s o f
W ils o n .
th e g re e d in e ss o f people, she conB e sid e s the th re e
co m p a n io n
re iv e * h e r p lan . “ I f th e y 'r e g re e d y m ad w o m en , a h ost o f o th e r un— d o n 't
w o r r y , I k n o w e x a c tly usu al c h a ra c te rs h elp the C o u n te ss
what, to d o .” S h e g a th e rs in h er to rid
the w o rld o f its v e rm in ,
c e lla r liv in g room h e r fe llo w luna- T h e se
are n o t people yo u w o u ld
tic *. T h e s e a re C o n s ta n c e , who m e e t e v e r y fla y or, the s tre e t, b u t
b rin g s D ic k ie , h e r in v is ib le dead you w ill w ish yo u did. A m o n g
do g w hom she s t ill ch er,sh es and them are the S e w e r M a n , w ho re-

C am pus

S E R V IC E
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M o * W elch .

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