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AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1944

Six Pages Today

No. 42

F i r s t C o l l e g e D a i l y 

i n 

t h e 

S o u t h

No Decision* From Coke’s Conference

Pep Rally 
To Revea
'Hidden Facts’

Colonel Hurt,
‘Rooster’ A n d re w s 
W ill Speak

Yell le a d e rs pro m ise d t h a t U n i­
v e r s it y s tu d e n ts could 
listen as 
“ th e hid d e n f a c ts t h a t U n iv e rsity 
s t u d e n t s should k n o w ” a r c p r e ­
th e pre-T exas-S .M .U . 
s e n te d a t 
p ep rally F r id a y n ig h t a t 7 o ’clock. 
T h e p a r a d e will begin a t C a ro th e r s 
D o r m ito r y a n d m a rc h to G re g o ry 
G ym f o r th e rally.

Colonel G eo rg e E . H u r t 

a n d 
Billy “ R o o s te r ” A n d re w s will be 
on h a n d to give speeches r e v e a lin g 
le a d e rs 
th e s e f a c ts to w h a t yell 
th e 
t e r m 
t e a m . ”

th e “ t w e l f t h m an of 

W h a t th e s e f a c ts w e r e a n d 
if 
th e y had a n y t h in g to do w ith the 
p r e s e n t 
a n ­
nou nce d.

s itu a tio n was n o t 

This rally will be only scheduled 
a c tiv ity f o r s t u d e n ts to n ig h t, th e 
f i r s t pep rally of t h e new te rm , 
a n d th e second m ass m e e tin g of 
s t u d e n ts in tw o days.

Burdine Says 
Act Unwarranted

T h e 

follow in g 

s t a t e m e n t was 
issued y e s te r d a y b y Dr. J. A lton 
B u rd in e , vice p r e s id e n t of th e U n i­
v e r s i t y o f T ex a s.

U pon th e advice o f D r. R a ine y 
a n d c e r ta in m e m b e r s o f b o th th e 
f a c u lty a n d e x - s tu d e n t co m m it­
te es, I r e f r a i n e d f ro m s u b m i ttin g 
to th e B o a rd of R e g e n ts m y r e s ig ­
n a tio n 
I 
w a n te d 
im m e d ia te ly a f t e r 
th e B o a rd 's a n n o u n c e d decision to 
re m o v e Dr. R a in e y as p r e s id e n t.

as vice p r e s id e n t, as 
to do 

I should like to s ta te , how ever, 
t h a t to m y m in d th e ac tio n of a 
m a j o r i t y o f th e B oard in re m o v in g 
Dr. H o m e r P. R ainey as p re sid e n t 
o f T h e U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s is one 
o f th e most tr a g i c a n d u n w a r r a n t ­
ed ac ts to be fo und in the a n n a ls 
o f A m e ric a n e d u c a tio n .

f o r m e r 

s t u d e n t 

S « c o n d L i e u t e n a n t W i l l i a m R. 
and 
W h i t m o r e , 
s p o r ts w r i t e r on T he Daily T e x a n , 
h a s been a p p o in te d p u b lis h e r of
T h e M alden Breeze, w eekly p u b ­
lic atio n of th e M adlen A rm y A ir 
F ie ld , Mo.

L ie u te n a n t W h i tm o r e 

r e c e n tly 
r e c eiv e d his com m ission a t O f f i­
in San 
c e r s ’ C a n d id a te School 
A n to n io .

'll/k a t Qoei 
Oh otteAe

F R I D A Y
M o r n i n g

9 - 1 2 :3 0 — S e ctio n iz in g 

f o r W o m ­
e n ’s P hysical T r a in in g classes in 
t h e W o m e n 's Gym.

9 - 1 1 — M aking of signs f o r th e p a ­
r a d e in th e J u n i o r Ballroom of 
th e T exas U nion.

A f t e r n o o n
X— O ra n g e J a c k e t s m e e t in f r o n t 

of T e x a s Grill.
2-5— S e ctio n iz in g 

Physical T r a in in g 
W o m e n ’s Gym.

f o r W o m e n ’s 
in 
classes 

3 ;30— T r y - o u ts f o r C u r ta in Club 
C a b a r e t R evue, M.L.B. 101.
4 — C u r ta in C lub p r e s e n ts " T h e 
th e T ex a s 

in 

Male A n im a l” 
U nion.

4 -6 — T ry - o u ts 

f o r G irls’ Glee 

Club, T e x a s U n io n 401.

5 — C a m p u s L e a g u e o f W o m en 
V o ters, T e x a s U nion 315-316.
Night
7 — T o rc h -lig h t p a r a d e a n d pep 

ra lly a t G r e g o ry Gym.

g — C u r ta in Club will see “ T he 
Mask of Dim (trio s” a t th e V a r ­
sity T h e a te r .

8 — S a b b a t h S ervices a t T em ple 
B e th Isra e l, R a b b i F r i e d m a n ’s 
se rm o n to p ic is to be “ W h a t Is 
th e O utlo o k f o r A m e r i c a ””
S A T U R D A Y 
M o r n i n g

9 - 1 2 — P hysica l e x a m in a tio n s 
w o m en, W o m e n ’s Gym.

f o r 

10-12— A r t p ilg rim a g e to L a g u n a 

Gloria.

1 2 :3 0 — A .A .U .W . 

lu n c h eo n , T.F. 

W .C. h e a d q u a r t e r s .
A f t e r n o o n
2-5— A r t p ilg rim a g e 

t o L a g u n a 

2 : 3 0 — F o o tb a ll g a m e a t M em orial 

Gloria.

S ta d iu m .

N i g h t
8— B ridge p arty , University Club.

I

Governor Fails
To Telegraph 
Regents

W a lla ce Sa ys 
He Plans to Look 
At Inscription

I n d i c a t i n g 

t h a t ha ha d 

r e ­
c e i v e d n o w o r d o f 
t h e a c t i o n 
f r o m t h e B o a r d o f R e g e n t * e x ­
c e p t t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n w i t h T h e 
T e x a n e d i t o r W e d n e s d a y n i g h t , 
Dr . Ra l ph Hmns t e a d, A . A . U . P . 
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e j u»t r e t u r n e d t o 
W a s h i n g t o n a f t e r i n v e s t i g a t i o n s 
a t 
l a s t w e e k , 
T h u r s d a y n i g h t t e l e g r a p h e d T h e 
T e x a n a s f o l l o w s :

t h e U n i v e r s i t y 

“ S h a l l s e n d s t a t e m e n t a f t e r 
f r o m 

d i r e c t 

w o r d 

r e c e i v i n g 
R e g e n t s . ”

A th r e e - h o u r huddle o f th e ex ­
s t u d e n t s c o m m ittee a n d th e f a c ­
c o m m itte e w ith G o v e r n o r 
u lty 
Coke R. S tev e n so n 
la st n ig h t 
en d e d with “ no d e f in ite p la n ” o f 
ac tion, an d s tu d e n t p r e s id e n t Mac 
W a lla ce a n n o u n c e d a t a r a lly on 
the ca m p us th a t he in te n d e d “ to 
sit o u t 
t h a t 
in sc rip tio n .”
W allace 

th e s tu d e n ts as­
sem b led in G re g o ry G ym t h a t t h o 
G o v e r n o r failed to sen d th e te le ­
g r a m s to th e R e g e n ts proposed a t 
th e mass m e e tin g on th e ca m p u s 
T h u r s d a y m orning.

th e r e a n d 

look a t 

told 

“ We w 11^ send th e m ,” W a lla ce 

prom ise d.

' ‘W e ’ve got a lot o f m e d ita tin g 
to do until S a t u r d a y m o rn in g ,” 
W a lla ce added, and u r g e d s tu d e n ts 
to a c t 
in a “ d e c o ro u s m a n n e r ” 
d u r in g th e day.

T h e r e p o r t on 

th e G o v e r n o r's 
session was m a de to th e press by 
J u d g e .J. C. H u tc h e so n of H o u s to n , 
a m e m b e r o f the e x - s tu d e n ts ’ com ­
m itte e , who u rg ed s tu d e n ts “ nofc 
to w o r r y ” a b o u t th e c o n tro v e rs y .

to 

“ T he p urpose o f 

th e m e e tin g 
to a r r iv e a t a d e f in ite
w as n o t 
cour se of action, h ut m e r e l y to dis- 
cuss a n d e x c h a n ge o u r ideas con­
c e r n i n g it. T h e r e was no discussion 
t h e 
as 
the per so na l i t i es of 
r e ­
R e ge n t s , ” J u d g e H ut ch e so n 
p o r te d .
One 

r e s i g n at i o n s of 
J u d g e H u t c h e s o n 

J u d g e 
H u t c h e s o n ’s r e p o r t was t h a t Gov­
e r n o r S tevenson has def i ni tel y ac* 
t h e 
c e pt e d 
Re ge n ts . 
e x ­
p l ained 
t h e m a j o r 
pr ob l ems was to c l ar if y an d r evi e w 
t h e position a n d o p p or t un i t i e s t h a t 
G o v e r n o r h as in a p p o i n t m e n t o f 
n e w Regent s.

t h a t one of 

impl ication 

f r o m 

t he 

I t was not def in i tel y e x p lain e d , 
how ever, w h e th e r o r n o t th e va­
canci es 
a p p o i n t m e n t s 
new 
h av e been ac ce pte d.

f o r 

“ I f the G o v er n o r w e r e to s t a t e 
his des ire to r et a i n in office a n y ­
one who re sig n e d f ro m t h e B oa rd , 
he w ould p r oba bl y b e violating hi s 
o f f ic e ,” J u d g e H u tc h e so n said.

“ No d o ubt 

the G o v e r n o r will 
m a k e hi* selections bas ed u po n 
c a r ef u l t h o u g h t a n d cons i der at ion. 
The co n si d e r at io n o f t he q u alifica­
t he Re ge n t i al c a n d id a te s 
t ions 
is e x t r e m e l y i mp o r t a n t .

L i e u t e n a n t C a v i n W a t s o n , s t u ­
in 1938-42. has been p r o ­
dent 
mot e d to First L i e u t e n a n t a t his 
in Engl a nd. H e is a n av i­
base 
g a t o r a n d b o mb a r d i e r with 
t h e 
h e a v y b o m b a r d m e n t service. H o 
f l o wn over e v e r y occupied 
has 
c o u n t r y in E u io p e a n d has b e e n 
a w a r d e d the Air Medal w ith f o u r 
th e Distin­
O ak L e a f C lu sters, 
g u ish e d F ly in g Cross, a n d 
t w o 
s t a r s f o r his E u r o p e a n ribbon.

Parade a t l i To Be Led 
By Band, Ex-Servicemen
Longhorn Band musicians and members of the Ex-Serv­
icem en’s Association will lead the march and dark cloths 
and black armbands will be the style for a ‘‘Funeral Pro­
cession” of the student body in a march around the campus
•
today at l l o'clock. 

P a r t of a d a y lo n g scries of a c ­
tiv itie s p la n n e d by tho s t u d e n t a s ­
t o d a y * s 
co m m itte e s, 
sociation 
c o m m e m o ra te 
“ p ro c e ssio n ” will 
w h a t 
th e 
t e r m 
d e a th o f academ ic f re e d o m on the 
cam pu s.

s tu d e n t 

le a d e rs 

M e m b ers of th e v ario u s service 
o r g a n z a tio n s have bee n r e q u e s te d

to w e a r t h e i r u n i f o rm s a n d to don 
the black a r m b a n d s which will be 
dist ribut ed.

E x-service m e n will m e e t on the 
t he i r p a r t of the

form 

to 

steps 

parade .

The full c a l e n d a r of e vents is 

listed in this ssue of the T e x a n.

'N o Time for Compromises'

— B l a k e S m i t h

th e s t u d e n t c o n v o c a t i o n * 

With approxim ately 6.000 students 

cheering and stu- ;
dents cheering and stomping at his every paragraph, Dr. I
Blake Smith minced no words iii laying the facts 'on the,
line’ a t 
—
in G re g o ry G y m la s t n ight. D r.: 
th e ir eyes on T e x a s to n ig h t
S m ith ex c la im e d, “ T he m a in issue an(j a r t. w o n d e r in g w h a t w e arc 
in 
F asc ism a g a i n s t D e m o c ra c y ." 

Dr. F . P. G ra h a m , p re s id e n t of!
D r. S m ith ’s speech w as b r o a d - i the U n v e r s ity o f N o rth C a rolina, 
h a d se nt a te le g r a m t o P ro fe ss o r
A f t e r sh o rt speech es by H a ro ld w . J. B a ttle to p r o te s t a g a in s t the 
‘o u t r a g e ’ o f th e dism issal o f Dr. j 
P re ssly , P a t M cC larney, am i Ra- 
v e n n a M a tth e w s, Ralph C oiler in - 1 Rainey. Dr. S m ith r e a d this tele*! 
t r o d u c e d Dr. S m th . 

is N azism o r ‘ going to do a b o u t it.”

c a s t o v e r K T B C . 

s tr u g g le 

th is 

i g ra m , “ God fo rb id t h a t th e y can
lovers o f I Ke t aw a y w ith such a crim e ag a in st 
th e U n iv e rsity t h a t th e y a r e sup- 

H e b eg a n , “ Fellow 

f r e e d o m a n d 
f i g h t e r s o f 
F ac ism all o v er th e w orld, I join 
you to do b a t tle fo r this c a u s e .” ------- 

fellow 

NO C O M P R O M IS E S , P age 3
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Funeral Procession' for Academic Freedom Today

M A C WALLACE SPEAKS . . . . Signs cai! (or act on.

‘Eyes of Texas’ Sounds in Capitol Halls

S t r a i n s o f “ The E y e s o f T e x a s ” 
p u n c t u a t e d w ith sh o u ts a n d c h a n t s 
o f “ We W a n t R a in e y ” echoed 
t h r o u g h th e c o r r id o r s of t h e S ta te 
C apitol T h u r s d a y m o r n in g as five 
t h o u s a n d s s tu d e n ts s u r g e d th r o u g h 
th e h allw ay s and o u t to th e f r o n t 
lawn to p r e s e n t a r e q u e s t o f s p e ­
cific a c tio n to G o v e r n o r Coke R. 
S teve n son .

T h e second tim e in h is to ry t h a t 
s t u d e n ts h ad m a rc h e d th e dozen 
blocks to th e C ap ito l— f i r s t tim e 
w as in 1917 in p r o t e s t o v er Gov­
e r n o r J im F e r g u s o n ’s a c tio n — y es­
t e r d a y ’s o r d e r ly b u t e n th u sia stic 
p a r a d e 
th e end of a 
th ir t y - m i n u t e speech by s tu d e n t 
p r e s id e n t Mac W a lla ce in f r o n t o f 
th e Main Building.

c a m e a t 

O p e n in g w ith th e T o w e r chim es 
p la y in g “ The E y e s o l T e x a s ,” th e 
gpeeiaily-ealled convocation w as

k e y n o te d by signs t e r m in g th e R e­
g e n t s ’ a c tion in f irin g Dr. H orne r 
P. R a in e y as ‘ H itle r is m .”

in 

T he signs used 

th e p a r a d e 
a n d tied to th e tr e e s on th e c a m p u s 
w ere th e w ork o f an e a r ly -m o rn in g 
p a i n tin g session held T h u r s d a y at

tho Y.M .C.A. a f t e r w o rd o f th e 
f ir i n g h a d r e a c h e d A u stin.

U n til 5 o’clock T h u rs d a y m o r n ­
ing, s t u d e n t s w ere b usy p a in tin g 
signs, p o stin g th e m , a n d m a k in g 
plans. Most houses w e re b rig h t 
lig h ts a n d b o y s’ b o a rd in g
w ith 

Dr. Rainey Sends Thanks

T he fo llo w ing m e ssage was t e l e ­
g r a p h e d yesterdays to Mac W allace 
fro m Dr. H o m e r P. Rainey.

P l e a s e c o n v e y t o t he e n t i r e s t u ­

d e n t b o d y b y d e e p a p p r e c i a t i o n f o r 

t h e i r l o v e , t h e i r l o y a l t y a n d t he i r 
s u p p o r t o f m y 
I he 
U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s . I c a n n o t tell 
y o u a n d t h e m h o w m u c h c o m f o r t 
t h e i r c o n f i ­
a n d 

e n c o u r a g e m e n t 

l e a d e r s h i p a t 

c o n t r o v e r s y . 

d e n c e i n m e h a s m e a n t t h r o u g h o u t 
t hi s u n f o r t u n a t e 
I 
a m s u r e t he s t u d e n t s u n d e r s t a n d 
a n d a p p r e c i a t e t h e i s s u e s t h a t ar e 
i n v o l v e d a n d t h a t t h e y wi l l w o r k 
w i s e l y 
u n d e r 
y o u r f i n e l e a d e r s h i p f o r t h e be s t 
i n t e r e s t s o f T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f 
T e x a s .

c o u r a g e o u s l y 

a n d 

K i n d e s t r e g a r ds ,

I houses t u r n e d o u t en m asse to aid 
I in th e activ ity .

A c tiv ity w as 

to 
th e 
m a rc h in g pitch e a r ly 
th e day 
a n d W alla ce r e p e a te d ly u r g e d s t u ­
d e n ts to keep calm in t h e i r ac tio n s 

k ey e d 
in 

I d u r in g th e day.
I W a lla c e 

a r o u n d 

c e n te r e d his 

speech 
th e tw o - p o in t r e q u e s t to 
I th e G o v e r n o r t h a t he 
( G o v e rn o r 
■ S te v e n so n ) a c c e p t n o r e sig n a tio n 
an d f u r t h e r ask th e R e g e n ts to be 
on th e c a m p u s S a t u r d a y m o rn in g 
a t IO o ’clock to a n s w e r questions 
a b o u t w h y Dr. R a in e y w as dis­
missed.

A f t e r co m p le tin g his proposals, 

I W alla ce told th e c r o w d :
J 
“ I th in k we o u g h t to sit r ig h t 
I o u t h ere u n til S a t u r d a y m o rnin g.
the classroom s we 

If we go 

in 

H O M E R P R I C E R A I N E Y .

j 

See MARCH, Page 3

Dr. S m ith has been associated 
w ith U n iv e r s it y s tu d e n ts f o r t w e n ­
ty -o n e yea rs, a n d he said, “ I have 
n e v e r been so p r o u d o f an y b o d y 
as I have b e e n o f you s tu d e n ts 
t o d a y . ”

H e u rg e d f o r the p a r e n ts who 
a r e co n c e rn e d n o t to w o r r y b e ­
c a u se th e s tu d e n ts a r e su r e , “ th e y 
a r e c o n f d e n t, 
th e y a r e d e t e r m ­
in e d ,”

As soon as Dr. S m ith h e a r d th e 
new s t h a t Dr. R a in e y w as f ire d , 
th e ca m p u s a n d he 
he c a m e 
“ w a tc h e d th e y o u n g peo p le; th e y 
w e r e n ’t h y ste ric a l; t h e r e w as no 
r o w d y ism .”

to 

“ T h ey w ere as y o u n g m en a n d 
y o u n g w om en w ho k new t h a t th e 
e n e m y was j u s t o v er th e hill, a n d 
th e y w ere g o in g to w a r d h im ; th e y 
w e re u n a f r a i d . ” '

D r Smith p ro fe sse d 

t h e hope 
t h a t he w ould like f o r this to be a 
small m a t t e r , 
a d d e d ,
“ this is a m a t t e r o f life an d d e a th .
W e a r e involved in a m a t t e r f o r 
which m en a r e dying, a n d we c a n ’t 
ta k e that lying d o w n .”

b u t 

he 

, , , People all over A m e r ic a ]

Either D o a Part 
O r D on t Take Part

An Editorial

The strength of the student body in the present contro­
versy cannot be fullyy measured. In the homes of Texas, 
student .sentiment, student action carries the weight that 
makes the strength.

When students unite to act, however, then the individual 
and the group becomes separate factors in the eyes of the 
public. It is a fact well remembered.

If you feel that attending classes now would be a 
breach of your faith in the University’s principles, th^n 
don’t attend class.

l f you feel that the present situation is only an easy 
w ay to get out of class, to escape a lecture or a lab, to 
play a hand of bridge or see a show, then you have no 
right to a voice in the fight for T h e l ’niversity of Texas and 
the people who make the school.

The University student body needs its strength from 

untiy— unity in purpose as well as in method.

Either do a part or don ’t u k e part.

 PAGE TWO

Phone 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N - Phone 2-2473

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 19-

Crippled Steers Try Comeback Against
Bible Plans to Shoot Works 
To Avenge Humiliating Rice Loss

Sou'west Cagers 
Start Practice

Starting Lineups

Tough Oklahoma Sooners 
Tangle W ith Iowa State

B y J A C K G A L L A G H E R
T exa n Sport* Editor

Still reeling from the effects of a knockout blow a d ­
ministered by Rice last week, the injury-riddled Longhorns 
hobble into Memorial Stadium S a tu rd a y afternoon at 2:30 
‘o'clock to face an u nde rra te d group of Southern Methodist 
Mustangs in the first contest of a two-game home stand.
— Bobby Layne, Ji mm y Plyler, and Harold Fischer were 
casualties of heavy scrimmaging which the coach ra n the 
te am throu gh this week a fte r the shoddy exhibition against
Rice in Houston last Saturday. Only Plyler pa rticipated I r e c e n t l y . D ea n w ill h e l p t o fill t h e ,
in y e s te rd a y ’s workout. 

s t r e n g t h e n e d 

g a p l e f t in th e S.M.U. lin e b y th e j 
lo ss o f P e t e K o t la r ic h , w h o in ju red

All are expected to see limited action, however, since 

a loss at this stage of the race would throw the Longhorns 8 k id n e y in th e 
o u t o f a n y p o ss ib le c h a n c e fo r the 

in c lin e d 

S .M .U . w a s 

la s t w e e k , ar e 

B ic e 
to 
ta k e th is in f o r m a tio n w ith t o n g u e 
in c h e e k .

S . M . U .
E u g e n e W ilso n , 1 8 0 ___
P e t e K o tla rich , 1 9 5 ____
J a m e s M ele tio , 
2 0 8 ___
R. O. M c W illia m s, 1 8 0 -
J. O. R o llw a g e , ISO -____
Earl C ook, 2 0 5 __________
B o b b y F o ls o m , 1 7 0 ______
H a rre ll and T om D e a n , g u a r d and
; E u g e n e M cC lin tock , 1 7 5 - 
t a c k le r e s p e c t iv e l y . H a r r e ll f o r m - , j v a n C u n n in g h a m . 1 7 0 _ 
e e ly p la y e d a t S o u t h w e s t e r n w h ile R alph R o t h , tr o m , 2 1 5 _
D e a n 
b e e n d is c h a r g e d fr o m th e s e r v i c e 5 

Texas
 
H u b e r t B e c h to l, 1 9 0
— G e o r g e P e tr o v ic h , 19 8
 
R a y M a y fie ld , 185
________J a c k S a sc h e , 2 0 2
Ken M erritt, 20 3
 
J im m y P ly le r , 2-35
 
J im m y W a ts o n , 18 0
 
H a ro ld F isc h er, 190
 
 B o b b y L a y n e, 1 80
 
 
M a x is Bell, 165
 
Jack H a l f p e n n y , ITS
 
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h e r th y , lin esm a n , Ohio S t a t e ; S w a r tz

fie ld ju d g e , R ice.

C o n f e r e n c e ch a m p io n sh ip . 

R an d olp h 

I fore
I T u lan e.

B ib le p la n s to sh o o t th e w orks 
th e M u s t a n g s , w h o w ill I 

a g a in s t 
T h e L o n g h o r n s r a te an e d g e on 
be s e e k i n g t h e ir f ir s t C o n f e r e n c e , paper, and so m e e x p e r t s are spot- 
th e M u sta n g s a? m a n y a? 
v ic t o r y and 
sin c e O cto b er 
J i m m y J f o u r t e e n p o in ts, but T e x a s sup- 
Sfcewart’s g a d d e r s e k ed o u t a 16-1 p o rters a n d c o a c h e s, r e m e m b e r - 
15 d e cis io n o v e r S o u t h w e s t e r n . I in g 
th e 
S in c e th e n S .M .U . h a s f a l le n be-1 S t e e r s w e r e sup p o se d to h a v e o v e r

th e ir o n ly 
7, w h e n 

a d v a n t a g e w h ic h 

tr iu m p h 

tin g 

th e 

f u l a n e g a m e . R o t- b ack o r f u llb a c k , 

can run. kick,

larich 
is a f i n e f i e l d g o a l kick e r 
and e x tr a - p o in t m an . J o e D y e r 
a n o t h e r sta r te r , m a y m iss S a t u r ­
d ay 's g a m e.

B o a s t i n g o n e o f th e b e s t r u n ­

pass, 
is a v icio u s 
w e i g h s 2 1 5 p ou n d s.

ta ck ler, and

R u th str o m 

is a n e x -s e r v ic e m a n 
th re e y e a r s at S a m 
e n te r in g 

w h o p la y ed 
H o u s to n S t a t e b e f o r e 
A f t e r his 

n in g a tt a c k s in th e S o u t h w e s t , th e j the arm y. 
M u s t a n g s h av e s e v e r a l o u t s t a n d - ; R u th str o m
in g b ac k s, b u t th e m a n to w a tc h 
in th e S .M .U . b a c k fie ld , th e spark- 
in the S.M .U . 
p lu g o f th e te a m , in f a c t , is Ralph b a c k fie ld is one o f th e f o u r letter - 
R u th stro m , w h o p la y s e it h e r w in g - m en a m o n g the backs, 175-p ou nd

t u r n e d up
tr a i n in g on the hilltop. 
S p e e d m e r c h a n t 

Ivan C u n n in g h a m , w h o 
fi n e p asser.

is also a 

C. D. A lle n , a r e g u la r 

in j u r y slo w ed him do w n , 

in th e 
j P o n y b ack field 
la s t y e a r w h o 
; sh o w ed e x c e l l e n t p ro m ise un til an 
is back 
d isch a rg e a ga in th is y e a r as is Bill S q u ires, 
to u c h ­
a t sp r in g who scored 
d o w n s S . M . U . m a d e 
first 
tw o g a m e s la st y e a r , w a s in ju r ed , 
then w a s 
to T .C .U . 
tr a n s f e r r e d 
b e f o r e he had a c h a n c e to p lay in 
a n o th e r gam e.

the o n l y tw o 

its 

in 

m m m

Clothes That Put

Into Living

“ I hav e no d ope on th e e n e m y ,

.. . 

- 

. . . 

, 

, 

e x c e p t a li s t o f p ro b ab le sta r te r s , o r 
and I have only s i g h t l y m ore in- r h n s t i a n 
f o rm a tio n as to m y o w n tea m . It 
ou g h t to be an in t e r e s t i n g a ft e r -
_ . _ It!
n o o n .

to s t a r t fr o m the b o tto m th is yea r.
j H e d o e s n ’t h a v e a s in g le le t te r m a n
to T e x a s
, bi|f

T .c u . 

d m . n 

fa 0 „ 

th is ye a r , 

in c lu d in g a 
s c h ed u le 
to u r t h r o u g h o u t th e m id -w e st and 
the east.

*

*

Bill Henry Leads 
Co-Cham pion O w ls

t o an 

S o u t h w e s t C o n f e r e n c e h o o p ste r s 
la s t 
in p r e p a r in g f o r th e 
s e a s o n w h ic h 

g o t o f f 
W e d n e sd a y 
c o m in g b a sk e t b a ll 
o p en s in a b o u t a m on th.

e a r ly 

st a r t 

fr o m 

J u d g i n g 

th e a m o u n t o f 
v etera n m a te r ia l w h ich r e p o r te d 
fo r o p e n in g p ra ctice. R ice, S o u t h ­
ern M e th o d ist and A r k a n s a s w ill 
lik e ly pro ve to be th e pick o f th e 
circ uit. A r k a n s a s a n d R ice t i e d 
f o r the c h a m p io n sh ip la s t sea son . 
*

L ed by G e o r g e Kok, a six f e e t 
ten and a h a lf inch y o u n g s t e r A r ­
k a n sa s p r e s e n t s a s t r o n g a r r a y o f 
v e te r a n s . 
le t t e r ­
m en, C h arle s J o l i f f , B ill F ly n t, 
M elvin M cGaha, F ra n k S c hu m - 
chyk, E arl W h e e le r a n d Kok will 
fo r m th e b a c k b o n e o f th e squad.

F iv e r e t u r n i n g 

th e 

R ice b o a sts 

c o n f e r e n c e ’s 
high s c o r e r in B ell H en r y, and in 
ad d itio n has G ro v er N o o n a n , T o m ­
m y R oach and six fo o t . e ig h t in ch 
Dan D a v e n p o r t, a n e w c o m e r fr o m 
San A n to n io w h o c o m e s 
th e 
f i n e r e co rd as a 
sch o o l w ith a 
th is m a te ria l Rice 
c a ge r. W ith 
will 
lik e ly rate a s top c o n t e n d e r 
in th e S o u t h w e s t t h i s y ea r.

to 

S o u th e r n M e th o d ist has 

f o u r 
le t te r m e n , D e n n is M aden, H a rr y 
T eal. S c o t t E n e s t and B ob T eal, 
and in ad d itio n w ill have the s e r v ­
ices o f K e lly A v e r y , a 
t r a n s f e r 
fro m B a y lo r.

T e x a s h a s o n ly t w o 

le t te r m e n 
retu rn in g , R o b ert S u m m e r s and 
J o e C r o w le y , but e x c e l le n t n e w 
m a ter ia l 
is e x p e c t e d to g iv e the 
L o n g h o rn s a 

fin e h u s t lin g te a m . ;
Coach H ub M cQ uillan has g o t ] 

Ralph W o l f w ill be 

th e n e w 
coa ch at B a y lo r th is s e a s o n . He 
ta k e s th e p la c e o f Van S w e e t w ho 
is n o w 
th e M arines. Marlin 
H ic k s and H. B. W o r th y are r e ­
t u r n i n g 

le t t e r m e n .

in 

M a n n in g S m ith o f T e x a s A. and 
M. e x p e c t s to put a f i n e te a m on 
the courts. He w ill h a v e tw e lv e 
fo otb all m on j o i n in g his squad at 
the end o f 
fo o t b a ll sea son , 
who, he s a y s are b e t t e r b ask etb a ll 
p la y e r s th a n a n y he had la s t s e a ­
son.

the 

3-M inute Records 
Teach Spanish 
In Grade Schools

T e x a s sch oo l ch ild ren w ill be 
f ir s t in th e U n ite d S t a t e s to learn 
S p an ish fr o m reco rd s o f c o n v e r s a ­
tio n al 
le s so n s, a c c o r d in g to Jo h n 
G u n s trea m o f th e S ta t e D e p a r t­
m e n t o f E d u c a tio n .

in clu d e 

le s s o n s will 

T h e record sets o f th ir ty th r ee- 
m in u te 
l a n ­
g u a g e e x e r c is e s , f a b l e s , and S p a n ­
ish m u sic. B asic 
la n g u a g e m a ­
te r ia ls h ave b een d e s ig n e d to p r o ­
vide 
e x ­
the c o n v e r s a t io n . F o r 
a m p le, 
lesson w ill run 
c o m m o n p h ra ses, su ch as: “ B u e n o s 
dias. *C om o e s t a u s t e d ? ”

f ir s t 

th e 

Mr. G u n s tr e a m , w ho h as j u s t r e ­
t u rn ed 
fr o m W a s h i n g to n , D. C.f 
w h e r e f i n a l r e c o r d in g s w e r e b e in g 
co m p le te d , s a y s t h a t d istr ib u tio n 
o f th e r e c o r d s will be m a d e to a p ­
se v e n h u n d red e l e ­
p r o x im a te ly 
m e n t a r y sc h o o ls, g r a d e s 3 to 7, by 
D e c e m b e r I , a t a ctu a l cost. F if t e e n 
record p r e ss in g s, plus 
th e p o r t­
fo lio , total $ 1 3 .5 0 ,

tim e 

third 

N O R M A N , Okla., N o v . 2.— F o r 
th e 
f a l l, C oach 
this 
D e w e y “ S n o r te r — ” L u s t e r ’s O k la ­
h om a S o o n e r s w ill e n g a g e an u n ­
d e f e a t e d fo o t b a ll tea m w h en t h e y 
b a ttle Io w a S t a t e ’s sp r ig h tly C y ­
c lo n e s 
at 
A m e s in a g a m e that, b a rrin g a tie, 
le a v e o n ly on e u n d e f e a t e d 
will 
t ea m 
in th e t o p s y - t u r v y B ig Six 
c o n f e r e n c e race.

a ft e r n o o n 

S a t u r d a y 

T h e S o o n e r s h av e a lr e a d y s t o p ­
ped tw o u n b e a t e n c lu b s th is a u ­
tu m n , Coach H o m e r N o r t o n ’s 
T e x a s A g g i e s 
and C oach L eo 
‘ D u tch '’ M ey er's T e x a s Christian 
H o r n ed F r o g s o f the S o u t h w e s t 
C o n f e r e n c e . T he O k la h o m a n s d e ­
f e a t e d th e T e x a s A g g ie s , 2 1 - 1 4 , 
and th e T e x a s C h r istia n s, 3 4 -1 9 , 
th r illin g o f f e n s i v e b a t t le s at 
in 
O k la h om a C ity ’s 
s t a ­
dium .

tin y T a f t 

V a n q u is h in g Io w a S t a t e will he 
lots t o u g h e r , b e c a u se C oach Mike 
M ic h a lsk e ’s b o y s will be p a y in g 
b e f o r e 
t h e ir H o m e c o m i n g crow d 
and will f i g h t t h e ir h e a r ts ou t t r y ­
in g to w in Iowa S t a t e ’s f i r s t c o n ­
f e r e n c e fo o t b a ll title o f all tim e. 
T he C y c lo n e s a re a l w a y s d o u b le 
to u g h f o r O k lah om a a t A m e s. 
In 
1 9 3 8 T om S t i d h a m ’s S o o n e r s , B ig 
S ix ch am p s, w e r e ou t-ru sh ed and 
g iv e n a tr e m e n d o u s sc a r e b e fo r e 
t r iu m p h in g o v e r a 
f i g h t i n g C y ­
clo n e te a m , 10-0.

M ic h a lsk e ’s C ardinal and Gold 
sq u ad a tt a c k s fr o m T f o r m a tio n 
w ith Q u a rterb ack J o e N o b le , w h o 
sco red th e C y clo n e to u c h d o w n on 
O k lah om a la s t yea r, p o u r in g a f i r e 
h ose s t r e a m o f fo rw a r d p a s s e s o u t 
le f ta r m and also 
o f his w h ip p y 
f e e d i n g a m u ltit u d e o f la t e r a ls and 
hand passes.

fe llo w , 

F u llb a ck M eredith W a r n e r , a 
s w i f t 1 7 5 -p o u n d 
is Io w a 
S t a t e ’s to p r u n n in g b ack h u t th e 
Io w a n s a ls o ow n a n i f t y aerial 
o f f e n s i v e w ith N o b le f lic k in g f o r ­
w a r d s to End R ex W a g n e r and 
H a lfb a c k Dick H ow ard.

Iow a S t a t e has d e f e a t e d G u s­
ta v u s A d o lp h u s 4 9-0, D o a n e 5 9 -0 , 
K a n s a s S t a t e 1 4-0 
(N o b le , W a g ­
n er, H ow ard and Guard C h a rley 
W r ig h t o f Io w a S ta t e did n o t p la y 
in th is g a m e ) and tied M isso u ri at 
C olu m b u s 2 1 -2 1 .

O k la h o m a ’s record is n ’t so g o o d 
b u t t h e S o o n e r s ch e d u le h as b e e n 
fa r th o rn ier. L u s t e r ’* te a m 
lo s t 
its o p e n e r 2 8 -1 4 to the N o r m a n

t h r e e 

later b e a t 
N a v y Z o om ers w h o 
G le n n D o b b s’ S e c o n d A ir F o r c e 
S u p e r - B ombers. T he S o o n e r s also 
fo r w a r d 
l e t 
g o 
th r o u g h th em f o r a 20-0 lo ss to 
T e x a s. 
te a m 
s h o w ed a w orld o f o f f e n s e in the 
w in s fr o m T e x a s A g g i e s and T e x a s 
in the 6 8-0 
C h ristian , and also 
w ra p -u p o f K a n s a s S t a t e .

H o w e v e r L u s t e r ’* 

passes 

sh ow 

F a s t g a i n i n g p o is e a n d v e r s a t il­
ity, th e S o o n e r a tt a c k is a m ix tu r e 
o f i n f a n t r y a n d air p o w er . T h e 
th a t O k la ho m a 
s t a t is t ic s 
T h e S o o n e r 
w ou ld r a th e r run. 
r u n n in g g a m e sw a p p e d th e Z o o m ­
to u c h d o w n , 
e d 
sc o r in g 
d ro ve 
m a r c h e s a g a in s t the T e x a s A g g ie s 
a nd o u t- y a r d e d T e x a s.

to u c h d o w n 

t h r e e 

l o n g 

f o r 

to 

★

scor ed 
th r o u g h 

H o w e v e r , w h en a n 

o p p o n e n t
g a n g s its d e f e n s e a lo n g the scrim - 
m a g e lin e to s to p the S o o n e r run- 
n in g as T e x a s C h ristia n did S a t ­
u rd a y n igh t, th e S o o n e r s g o in to 
tw o 
th e air. O k la h om a 
th e 
to u c h d o w n s a e r ia lly 
s e c o n d a r y , T a ilb a ck 
th in F r o g 
H era ld L eb o w 
to 
w in g b a c k C h a rley H e a r d and end 
W . C. “ D u b ’’ W o o te n . Only th e 
Z o o m ers and T e x a s h a v e s t ifl e d 
O k la h o m a ’s p a sses. T h e ir big line* 
o u t - w e i g h e d th e lig h t S o o n e r f o r ­
th e 
w ar d s n e a r ly 2 0 p o u n d s t o 
man and d id n ’t h a v e 
to e n li s t 
s c r im m a g e line aid fr o m th e pass- 
d e f e n d i n g hacks.

r if li n g 

shot* 

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Complete With Globe

S e v e r a l high sch o ol stars, a m o n g 
w h o m are B o b b y F o ls o m , Rhea 
K e e le , F red G o o d w in , and J. O. 
R o llw a g e , all o f S u n s e t H ig h 
in 
D a lla s , are on th e M u sta n g ro ster. 
G ood w in w a s a ll-d istr ic t ce n te r .

Frogs Meet Fliers 
In Savannah

F O R T W O R T H . N ov . 2. — “ I 
k n o w n o th in g a b o u t e it h e r t e a m ! ” 
T h a t's th e w a y C oach D u tch M e y e r 
s u m s up the situ a tio n c o n c e r n in g 
the T .C .U .-C h a th a m F ie ld c o n te s t 
in S a v a n n a h , Ga., S a tu r d a y .

T h e F r o g s w ill a g a in be o u t ­
w e ig h e d so m e si x p o u n d s to th e 
m a n , w ith m o s t o f the p o u n d a g e
d i f f e r e n c e in th e B l o c k b u s t e r line. 
T .C .U . will a v e r a g e 
183 
a b o u t 
p o u n d s; C h atham F ie ld 189.

T h e sm a lle s t t r a v e l in g sq u a d — 
28 p la y e r s— t h a t T .C .U . has ta k e n 
o u t in a d e c a d e or m o r e l e f t F ort 
W o r th T h u r sd a y a f t e r n o o n fo r the 
g a m e .

T h e s e 28 r e p r e s e n t e v e r y able 
bodied m an C oach D u tch M e y e r 
h a s l e f t on hi s s q u a d . S ix o f th e 
23 hav e pla yed o n ly a b o u t IO or 
15 m i n u t e s 
fiv e 
g a m e s to d a t e .

th e F r o g s ’ 

in 

“ W e ’ll st il l be a b l e 

t o fi el d a 
r e a so n a b ly p o te n t s t a r t in g t e a m ,’’ 
C oach M e y e r reports. “ B u t w e're 
o n ly o n e d e e p at a f e w p osition s. 
I f in j u r ie s sh ou ld h it us v e r y hard, 
w e ’re lik e ly to be p la y i n g the s t u ­
d e n t m a n a g e r b e f o r e 
th e a f t e r ­
n o o n is o v e r .”

★

W ith o n ly tw o p r a c tic e sessio n s 
sin c e th e O k lah om a g a m e , M ey er 
h as had little o p p o r tu n ity to d is­
c o v e r w h a t th e n e w c o m b in a tio n 
c o u ld do.

“ I g u e s s w e ’ll j u s t sen d fi v e m en 
d o w n f ie l d and p ass 
t h a t b a l l i ” 
M e y e r op in es. " I f w e d o n ’t c o n ­
n ec t,. w e can a lw a y s p u n t I”

Women s 
Intramurals

is 

V o lle y b a ll, 

t o u r n a m e n ts , 

th e m o s t p op u la r 
s p o r t in la s t y e a r ’s w o m e n ’s in tr a ­
g e t t i n g 
m u r a ls 
u n d e r w a y w ith p r e p a r a tio n s f o r 
th e p r e lim in a r ie s th a t b egin N o ­
v e m b e r IO. E ac h te a m m u s t h a v e 
t w o p r a c ti c e s b e f o r e th e p r e lim ­
in a ry m e e t s b e g in to q u a li f y fo r 
th e t o u r n a m e n t .

N o g y m s are a v a ila b le on N o ­
v e m b e r 3 b e c a u se o f s e c t io n iz i n g , 
b u t N o v e m b e r 4 w ill be op en f o r 
t e a m s ha ve 
T h e 
r e s e r v a t io n s . 
b e e n a s s ig n e d tim e and sp a c e 
in 
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2,000 Telegrams Pour In 
Commending Student Action

More than 2,000 telegrams poured into Austin from all 
over the United States in support of Dr. Rainey. These 
m essages were sent to the Governor, President Rainey, 
student president Mac W allace, and other leaders con­
cerned in the present situation.

A steady stream of m essages urging and commending 
student action came to student president W allace yester­
day after the student demonstration. These messages, 
representing ex-students, interested citizens, and n ew s­
paper men, cam e from all over Texas.

Some of the m essages received are as follow s:

T e x a n I k e e n l y r e s e n t a c tio n o f 
Board o f R e g e n t s in d is m is sa l o f 
Dr. R a in e y and h a v e w ired G o v e r ­
nor S t e v e n s o n to use th e i n f lu e n c e 
o f his high o f f i c e to e f f e c t th e 
r e i n s t a t e m e n t o f Dr. R a m e y , and 
w o u ld like y ou to k n o w a s P r e s i ­
d e n t o f S t u d e n t A s s o c i a tio n I giv e 
fu l l su p p o r t to a n y a c tio n w h ich 
t h e S t u d e n t B o d y o f t h e U n i v e r ­
s i t y m ay d eem w ise 
to 
r e i n s t a t e m e n t o f
e f f e c t u a t e 

t a k e 

the 

to 

E d w in A . E ll io t t

H O U S T O N

T h e N a tio n a l L a w y e r 's Guild in 
T e x a s is c o n c e r n e d o v e r th e eve r 
e n c r o a c h m e n t s b e in g 
in c r e a s in g 
m a d e by p o litica l a p p o in t e e s upon 
th e a c a d e m ic fr e e d o m o f th e U n i ­
v e r s i t y o f T e x a s . I t is h e a r t e n i n g 
to k n o w t h a t the s t u d e n t s o f the 
U n i v e r s i t y a r e n o t o n ly a w a r e o f 
t h e i n h e r e n t d a n g e r in th e s e p o liti­
cal m a n u e v e r s , b u t are g ir d in g 
th e 
t h e m s e lv e s 
f i g h t w ith Dr. R a i n e y . 
It is im - 
p o r t a n t th at w e n o t b e tr a y th ose ; l)r> Rsnney 
f i g h t i n g 
f r o n t s b y f a i l i n g to f i g h t fo r fr e e - E D N A
d om h ere a t h o m e. T h e L a w y e r ’s 
Guild ta k e s th is m e a n s o f o f f e r i n g 
th e 
t o y o u , 
f a c u l t y and Dr. R a in e y w h a te v e r 
a s s is t a n c e w e c a n g iv e 
th is 
fi g h t .

f r e e d o m on b a ttle i 

s t u d e n t body, 

t o p a r tic ip a te 

R e g e n ts

f o r 

the 

in 

in 

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in H o u s to n 
d ec isio n 
y e s t e r d a y stin k s. What are p la n s?

B a sc o m B. H a y e s

P I T T S B U R G H

lOOUc behin d R a in e y and all 
a c tio n s p r o t e s t in g his dism issal 
and c o n s e q u e n t d e clin e o f U n i v e r ­
s i t y . Make p r o t e s t more 
than 
verbal.

Marvin Clarke 
(T e x a s E x )

Today's
Schedule

t h e 

a n n o u n c e m e n t 

S t u d e n t a c t i v i t y o n F r i d a y 
t h a t 
it s c h e d ­

w i t h 
r a i n c h a n g e * n o t h i n g 
u l e d a* f o l l o w s :
7 - 1 1 — M a r k up b l a c k b o a r d s .
8 - 1 1 — M e e t at “ Y ” 

t o p a r e n t s , 

l e t t e r s 
L e t t e r w r i t i n g 
h e t a u g h t .

t o w r i t e 
f r i e n d * . 
t o 

t e c h n i q u e 

9 - 1 1 — M a k e p o s t e r s 

i n J u n i o r 

B a l l r o o m , T e x a s U n i o n .

l l — G e n e r a l C o n v o c a t i o n , Mai n 

B u i l d i n g .

1 1 : 3 0 — F u n e r a l P a r a d e .

O r d e r o f p a r a d e :
1. L o n g h o r n B a n d
2. E x - S e r v i c e m e n
3- S e r v i c e o r g a n i z a t i o n s 

in 
u n i f o r m ; C o w b o y s , S i l v e r 
S p u r s , O r a n g e 
J a c k e t s , 
M o r t a r B o a r d, B r a t s .

4 . S t u d e n t b o d y 

4 — C u r t a i n C l u b p r o d u c e s “ T h e 
M a l e A n i m a l , ” a c o m e d y o n 
a c a d e m i c 
T e x a s 
U n i o n L o u n g e .

f r e e d o m , 

7 — P e p 

r a l l y , m e e t 

a t C a ­

r o l e r s .

Faculty lo Meet 
Today at 4

A c tio n by 

the 

f a c u l t y 

in 

the 

w ak e o f th e f i l i n g o f Dr. H om e r 

P. R a in ey 

is 

sc h ed u led 

fo r 4 

o ’clock 

th is a f t e r n o o n w h e n 

the 

G en era l F a c u lty will c o n v e n e 

in 

G e o lo g y A u d ito riu m f o r a special 

'N o Time for Compromises'

C ontinued from P*sr« I

posed to p rotect and the sta te th ey 
are su p p o se d to s e r v e . ” 

C om ing down to the main issu e 
j o f F acism vs. D em ocracy, Dr.
T h en Dr. S m ith a sk e d , “ W h y is Sm ith d efined Facism and gave 
j four instance# on the U niversity

this m a t te r so s e r i o u s ? ” 

“ F o r o n e th in g , Dr. R a in e y i s ; cam pus. 

His fir st point w as that Fascists 
in v o lv e d , and we d o n ’t like that. 
VV e regard him as a great man and j have a contem pt fo r education and 
learning. Dr. Sm ith said th e Re- 
a g r e a t C hristian. 
prou d o f our e x -p r e s id e n t, and g t n t * t r y t o tell u t “w h a t t o te a c h 
w e ca n t say as m u ch o f th e ex- an(j h ow to teach, w h a t w e should
R e g e n t s . ”
say o f f th e ca m p u s, and ev en w hat 
to rea d in th e lib r a r y .”

. We are 

it

. 

. 

T h e sp ea k er then re fe r r e d to a 
fr o m a n ­
le t t e r he had r e c e iv e d 
o t h e r m in ister, Dr. F. G. R oese- 
ner, w h o has served in A u stin fo r 
th ir t y - o n e years. He w ro te, “ I 
h av e 
se e n U n iv e r s ity p resid e n ts 
c o m e and go, and I am c o n v in ced 
th a t T he U n iv e r sity o f T e x a s has 
n e v e r had a b etter, m o re cap ab le 
g e n t l e m a n as p r e s id e n t 
it 
has in Dr. R a in e y .”

th an 

A n o t h e r issue is re lig io u s f r e e ­

d om , p oin ted o u t Dr. S m ith.

S e c o n d ly , f a s c i s m scorn s d e m o ­
c r a tic p r oce sse s. T h e R e g e n ts d e ­
cide b eh ind clo sed d o or s; “ t h e y 
w o n 't ta lk , b u t t h e y j u s t g e t b e­
hin d clo s ed doors and a c t .”

A s a th ird p o in t, Dr. S m ith said 
t h a t he w a s a c cu sin g th e Board o f 
b e in g F a s c is ts b e c a u s e th e y fo llo w 
th e r u le o f th e s t r o n g arm. The 
R e g e n t s to ld Dr. R a in e y th a t i f he 
said 
w o u ld 
a b o u t th e m , he w ould n o t be fired. 
T he a n s w e r was N O !

t a k e back w h a t he 

. 

. 

. , 

. . 

, , 

fa ce 

the music, and 

w h a t ' s r n m i n c r t n h i m . ’*
w h a t ’s co m in g to him.

“ A f e w w e e k s a g o Dr. R a in ey 
F in a lly , said Dr. Sm ith, “ it is 
w as in v ited to d eliv er an a ddress 
ch a r a c te r istic tha t a F a scis t acts 
in N e w York City 
a t Christ
C hurch. N o t lon g a f t e r he cam e and th en in c o w a r d ly fa s h io n runs 
is a cow ard who 
back, Dr. B urd ine m ade public a a w *y. A n y o n e 
s t a t e m e n t in w hich he a c u se d one wori x 
ta k e
, 
o f th e R e g e n ts o f th r e a t e n in g the 
p r e s id e n t and o f o b je c t in g to his 
m a k i n g sp e ech es, e sp e c ia lly to r e ­
lig io u s g rou ps. N o w th a t R e g e n t 
an d 
later th e B oard o f R e g e n ts 
h a v e d en ied th a t s t a t e m e n t , and of 
c o u r se , w e c a n n o t sa y w h o is right 
and w ho 
is w ron g. W e have to 
m a k e a ch oic e to b e liev e th e R e ­
g e n t s or Dr. B u rdine, and in m a n y 
c a s e s th a t ch oic e w o n ’t be hard 
to m a k e .”

Dr. S m ith e m p h a s ized , “ T his is 
a s erio u s m a tte r . T h e b oy s are 
f i g h t i n g it and th e g irls are f i g h t ­
in g it a c r o ss th e w a te r . You are 
f i g h t i n g th e sa m e b a ttle th a t th e y 
are f i g h t i n g . ”

F O R T W O R T H

W h a t a ctio n san s t u d e n t body 
take in su p p o r t o f R a in ey ? H a v e 
w ired G o v e r n o r S t e v e n s o n p r o t e s t ­
in g as g r a d u a te o f U n iv e r s ity .

session .
T h e 

fa c u l t y a c tio n has been 

a n tic ip a te d since e a r ly T h u rsd a y, 

and w a s co n firm ed d u r in g 

the 

Jack C arter

a ft e r n o o n .

N a tio n a l L a w y e r ’s Guild by 
A r th u r L. M a n d ell, p r e sid e n t;
J. E d w in S m ith , e x e c u t i v e board 
m e m b e r ; D e v e r e u a x H e n d e r s o n , 
e x e c u t i v e board m e m b er.

B R O W N S V I L L E

S u g g e s t y o u call an 

im m e d ia te 
strik e o f all s t u d e n t s a t U n iv e r sity 
o f T e x a s , c lo s e d o w n c la s se s and 
i f n e c e s s a r y go h om e. Y o u ha ve 
w ith i n y o u r p o w e r the m o s t p o w e r ­
fu l im p le m e n t a tio n o f o u r S u p p o rt 
R a m e y M ove. 
It w ou ld be in f in ­
ite ly b e tte r to d o s e th a t g r e a t in-1 
st itu t io n th a n to p erm it it to e n - i 
dure in a s h a m e f u l m a n n e r void o f j 
f r e e d o m and a d is g r a c e 
th ej 
e y e s o f 
i n t e l l i g e n t p eop le o f th e I 
e n tir e n ation . L e t ’s m ak e caleu la- 
t i n ’ Coke ta k e a sta n d f o r a ch a n g e 
a s m a tte rs n o w s ta n d th e Board 
a ctio n in H o u s to n is a d is tin c t and 
o v e r w h e lm i n g v ic t o r y fo r the r e ­
p re ssiv e f o r c e s s e e k i n g th e d eath 
o f A c a d e m ic F r e e d o m a t our g r e a t 
U n iv e r s ity .

in 

C la re n ce L a r o c k e ,
P r e s i d e n t o f B ro w n s v ille Sup 

p o r t R a i n e y Club

Dewey-balers Win 
Over U. I. Team

A 5-to-4 v o te o f th e a u d ie n ce 

f a v o r i n g D e w e y ov er R o o s e v e lt as 

p re sid e n tia l ch o ic e in th e n a tio n a l 

e le c tio n n e x t w e e k m arked th e v ic ­

to ry o f the n e g a t i v e te a m fr o m the 
U n iv e r s i t y o f M issouri over 
the 
a f f i r m a t i v e te a m r e p r e s e n t in g The 
U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s 
in an e x ­
c h a n g e d e b a te T h u rsd ay n ig h t. 

call mass 

to n , p re-la w 

B R O W N S V I L L E

S t r o n g l y ur ge you 

D avid W e s t f a l l and Curran H us-
the 
s t u d e n t s 
spoke 
o f Missouri, 
m e e t i n g o f s t u d e n t s and s u g g e s t a U n iv e r s ity 
to c o n tin u e u n t i l ; a g a i n s t R o o se v e lt , and Ben R a m ey , 
g e n e r a l strik e 
s h a m e f u l situ a tio n a t U n i v e r s i t y 1 la w st u d e n t, and Bob B le v in s, pre- 
in su p p o rt o f R o ose- 
is b ro u g h t to an en d , or the 
in - 1 law , sp ok e 
s tru e tio n 
is clo s ed , w h ich w o u l d ! v e lt. r e p r e s e n t in g The U n iv e r s i t y 
be 
p r e s e n t c o n d it io n . 

th e o f T e x a s, 
——— 

i n f in i t e ly p e r fe r a b le 

fr o m 

to 

.

F O R T W O R T H 

M a j o r D a v e H. C u l b e r s o n Jr.,
law'
A s an a lm o u s o f and patron o f st u d e n t, r e c e n t l y rec eiv ed th e Air 

fo r m e r U n iv e r s i t y o f T e x a s 

Hart S tilw e ll 

the U n iv e r s i t y and as a n a tiv e I Medal.

Dr. C. F. A rrow ood, ch airm an o f 
the f a c u l t y ’s princip les c o m m itt e e , 

rep orted 

la st nigh t 

th a t n o th in g 

w ould be rele ased a b o u t possible 

action un til the m e e t in g tod ay.

Strong to D iscuss 
Future of Foreign Policy

Dr. D on a ld S. S tr o n g , in s tr u cto r 
in g o v e r n m e n t and a u th o r o f the 
book, “ O rganized A n t i s e m i t i s m 
in A m e r ic a ,” w ill 
the 
A u stin F o ru m o f P u b lic Opinion 
on 
o f A m erica 's 
F o r e ig n P o lic y .” M o n d a y night, 
in the 
N o v e m b e r 6, at 8 o ’clock 
A u stin H igh School.

“ T he F u tu re 

sp ea k 

to 

L o o k in g 

toward b e t t e r 

in te r ­
n a tio n al 
c o -o p e r a tio n , discu ssion 
o f p r o p o sa ls m ade b y th e D u m b a r­
ton Oaks C o n fe r e n c e , and a b rief 
resu m e o f the tren d 
to w ard a p ­
p e a s e m e n t from 1931 to 1941 will 
in c lu d e d in Dr. S tr o n g 's talk.
be 
Dr. R. L. B iesele, p r o fe s so r o f 
histo ry, w ill be p r e sid in g chairm an 
o f th e fo rum .

th a t 

Dr. S m ith r e p o rte d 

the 
P r e s id e n t had r ec eiv ed m a n y le t ­
t e r s fr o m w o u n d e d sold iers asking 
him t o f i g h t here at h o m e th e th in g 
t h e y w e r e f i g h t i n g ab road. “A n d 
th e n w ith the stern , st r o n g look on 
his f a c e th a t all Hell could n o t 
break do w n , Dr. R a in e y replied, 
‘I’m n o t g o in g to b ack d o w n .’ A nd 
he d id n ’t . ”
A n o t h e r 

in ­
person 
v o lv e d , rom arked Dr. S m ith, 
in 
th e G o v e rn o r. “ H e c a n ’t c a lc u la te 
fr i e n d s have 
m uch 
assu re d us r e p e a te d ly 
the 
th a t 
G o v e r n o r d o e s n o t w a n t to see the 
U n iv e r s i ty hurt. The U n iv e r sity 
has a lr e a d y been hurt, and he still 
h a s n ’t said a n y th in g a b o u t it.

lo n g e r . H i s 

t h a t 

is 

t h a t he 

“ W e w o n ’t b e lie v e 

is 
th e frien d o f th e U n iv e r s i t y , He 
can p rov e his s in c e r ity b y a p p o in t­
in g n e w R e g e n t s w h o will r e in ­
s t a te R a in e y .”

“ It 

is no tim e n o w f o r d illy ­
d a lly in g ; th e r e is n o tim e now fo r 
c o m p r o m is e s or s o f t w ord s. Let 
e v e r y lo v e r o f A m e r ic a and h a te r 
o f F a c is m 
be 
stan d 
c o u n t e d .”

and 

up 

A

o f 

Dr. S m ith quoted tw o p assag es 
that sp eech on “ F u lfi ll in g 
fr o m 
S c ie n c e . 
the C o m m ittm e n ts 
C h r ist ia n it y ,” 
and 
D e m o c r a c y , 
“ T h e Gospel has told all m en that 
t h e y are children o f God, 
the 
c o m m o n F a th e r o f us all, and that 
in a lien a b le 
t h e y p o sse ss certa in 
in s tit u ­
r ig h ts which no m an, no 
tio n , no o rg a n iza tio n o f g o v e r n ­
m e n t can take a w a y fr o m them . 
T h e y are sov ere ign h u m a n b eing s, 
an d t h e ir p e r so n a litie s a r e th e su ­
p r e m e va lu e in th e s i g h t o f God.”
H is other q u e stio n w a s, “ T h ese 
c o n c e p t s o f C h r istia n ity 
tell us 
t h a t th e blood o f C hrist has m ade 
b ro th ers of all m en. T h is sam e 
in stitu te d a m ora l u n i­
God has 
in which the p rin cip les o f 
v e r se 
lo v e, 
r i g h t e o u s n e s s 
ju s tic e , and 
are su p re m e law. T h e se p rincip les 
ha ve been s u b s titu te d 
those 
o f ty r a n n ic a l p o w er s, h a tred and 
p e r s e c u t io n .”

f o r 

if I c a tio n , 

Dr. S m ith pointed o u t t h a t 

A t th e b e g in n i n g o f th e convo-
said, 
Mr. B u rd in e's s t a t e m e n t w a s tru e, “ W e ’v e g o t to k e e p o n ; w e v e go t
th in g s s ta r ted , b u t w e 'v e g o t to 
th e R e g e n ts d o n ’t like t h a t sort o f 
k e e p o n .”
th in g . “ If Dr. R a in e y had m ad e 
t h a t sp ee ch in G e r m a n y , th e N a zis 
w ou ld have thrown him into a c o n ­
c e n t r a t io n c am p; the R e g e n t s o n ly 
fire h im .”

A f t e r P a t M c C l a m e y led “ The 
E y e s o f T e x a s ,” R a v e n n a M atth ­
e w s m a p p ed o u t F r id a y ’s plans fo r 
the st u d e n ts .

P r e s s l y 

Harold 

'Airports 
Need Leaders’

Frederick Tells 
O f Grow ing Field

as 

A irp o rt 

a d m in istr a tio n 

a 
g r o w in g fie ld f o r m en and w o m e n , 
and p a r tic u la r ly fo r s e r v ic e m e n , is 
a n tic ip a te d by Dr. J o h n H . F r e d ­
erick, p r o fe s s o r o f tra n s p o rta tio n 
and in d u s try , t e a c h e r o f t h e new 
in A irlin e A d m in istr a tio n . 
c o u r se 
T h e U n iv e r s i t y o f T e x a s 
is the 
th e c o u n tr y 
o n ly 
w hich o f f e r s 
a ir a d m in istr atio n 
c o u r se s th a t h a v e th e approval o f 
th e A m e r ic a n A sso cia tio n o f Air­
p o r t E x e c u t iv e s .

in s tit u tio n 

in 

★

S in c e n e w s o f the n e w cou r se at 
th e U n iv e r s i ty h as g o n e o u t, hun­
in q u iry have 
dreds o f le t t e r s o f 
c o m e fr o m o v e r se a s , a irlin e e x e c u ­
tiv e s, a n d m e n and w o m e n in this 
c o u n tr y 
ta k in g the 
w ork.

in t e r e s te d 

in 

in 

M any o f th e s t u d e n t s p la n n in g 
th e co u rse are a lr ea d y 
t o 
ta k e 
r e g is te r e d 
for 
th e U n iv e r s i t y 
th e W in t e r S e m e s t e r , t a k i n g p r e ­
r e q u is ite w ork , th e p r o f e s s o r said. 
One s t u d e n t h a s c o m e fr o m Cali­
f o r n ia to ta k e it, and a n o th e r who 
w a s in th e s e r v ic e f o r f o u r years 
b e fo r e his r e c e n t d isc h a r g e , has r e ­
t u r n e d to th e U n iv e r s i t y so le ly to 
t a k e th e cou r se .
“ I h a ve had 

in q u irie s fro m at 
le a s t IO d i f f e r e n t s t a t e s — an d th is 
m o r n in g an in q u iry fro m a s e r v i c e ­
m an in the A r m y in North Caro­
li n a , ” Dr. F red er ick said W e d n e s ­
day.

“ L e tte r s a ls o have co m e from 
Ita ly, E n g la n d , and 
th e South 
S e a s, an d I w o u ld v e n t u r e to say, 
f r o m e v e r y t h e a t e r o f w ar. Me n 
are th in k in g a b o u t th e cou rse, and 
p la n n in g 
a d m in istra tio n 
w o rk f o r th e ir fu t u r e .

airport 

★

“ I th in k air p ort a d m in istr a tio n 
is a good fie ld f o r w o m e n , S e v e r a l 
w o m e n are n o w t a k i n g p rere q u is­
ite w ork, and one man and his 
w i f e are ta k in g it f o r a j o i n t c a ­
r e e r , ” h e said.

M o st e n c o u r a g in g , also, are the 
from 
t h e 
their 
fu t u r e , t w o airline s e rv ic es 

in q u ir ie s w hich h av e c o m e 
a irlin e 
a b ou t 
c o m p a n ie s 
c o u r se . And, a n tic ip a tin g 
ow n 
h av e ask ed Dr. F red er ick w hen j 
person* 
t h e y m ig h t 
t a k i n g th e c o u r se , in ord er t o e m ­
p lo y th e m w h e n t h e y c o m p le te th e 
w o rk.

i n t e r v i e w 

194 2 

P f c . E r n a a t C a m i n e r o f San
A n to n io , T e x a s , a P r e -la w s t u d e n t 
1 9 4 3 : 
fr om 
N e p h e w o f M ax R eiter, C o n d u c­
t o r o f San A n to n io S y m p h o n y I 
O rch estra , w a s killed in action o n 
O c to b e r 3rd 

to O ctob er 

in F ra n ce ,

M a c Vtya//ace S a y s

Nation Waiting to Hear 
Voice of Ex-Servicemen*

ex W ave, wa? in trod u ced as a n e w 
m em ber. T h e A sso cia tio n 
is n o w 
o p en to a n y m a n or w o m a n w ho
has served in th e armed fo r c e s .

T he E x e c u t iv e C o m m ittee o f 
th e A sso cia tio n w ill m e e t M o n d a y 
n ig h t to draw up b y-law s w h ich 
will be p resen ted to th e m em b er# 
ftjie m e e t in g next W e d n e s d a y 
a t 
n igh t.

T he E x -S e r v ic e m e n ’s o r g a n iz a ­
tion is n o w p a rticipa tin g in in tr a ­
m ural a ctiv itie s. A fo o tb a ll g a m # 
is sc h ed u led fo r Friday a f t e r n o o n .

in 1906 

I n trod u ction o f the f o r w a r d 
p ass 
is cred ited w ith 
d o in g m o re than a n y th in g e ls e 
t o open up fo otb all p la y in g .

“T h e v o ic e o f 

th e e x - s e r v ic e ­
men is w h a t the n a tio n is w a itin g 
to h e a r ” Mac W’a lla ce , p r e sid e n t 
o f t h e st u d e n t b o d y , d eclar e d la s t
n ig h t in c h a lle n g in g U n iv e r sity ex - 
s e r v ic em en to ta k e an a c tiv e p ar t 
in th e d ec ision s b e in g m ade on th e 
ca m p u s and in th e w orld to d a y .

T h e E x -S e r v ic e m e n 's A s s o c i a ­
tion, m e e t in g fo r th e f i r s t tim e 
this s e m e s te r , e le c t e d th e f o l l o w ­
ing o f f i c e r s : Millard Hippie, p r e s i­
d e n t; H en ry L ee, v ic e -p r e sid e n t; 
s e c r e t a r y ; D ick 
V irg il 
T ravis, r ec o r d in g se c r e t a r y ; and 
N o rm a n Kudla, s e r g e a n t-a t-a r m s. 
Rep; * - e n t a tiv e s -a t-l a r g f 
th e 
e x e c u tiv e co u n cil a re P a t S m ith , 
W a llace, C la y to n B la k e w a y , and 
Jess W alker,

Sm ith, 

to 

T h e e x a m in a tio n o f th e s t a tu te s 
o f th e g o v e r n m e n t o f th e U n iv e r ­
s i t y w a s o n e o f t h e p r o je c ts s u g ­
g e s t e d by W a lla c e f o r the A s s o c i a ­
ti on. Si n ce t h e v ie w s o f e x - s e r v ic e ­
me n a r e so im p o r ta n t to th e l e g i s ­
lative bodies, th e y w o u ld be th e 
l o g i ca l g r o u p 
rec o m m e n d 
c h a n g e s if a n y w e r e n eeded . 

t o 

it

“ N o t fro m t h e 

top d o w n b u t 
from the b o tto m u p will the v o ic e s 
o f t h e e x -s e r v ic e m e n c o m e ,” W a l ­
in o u tlin in g th e 
l a c e poin ted out 
w a y s 
co u ld 
the 
m ak e th e m se lv e s heard. T he E x- 
S e rv ice m en 's A sso c ia tio n on 
th e 
c a m p u s and i n f lu e n c e in th e h om e 
the m e a n s he 
c o m m u n ity w ere 
s u g g e s te d .

e x -s e r v ic e m e n 

T he U n io n F e e drive w a s also 
su g g e s te d a s a p ossib le p r o je c t f o r 
e x - s t r v ic e m e n . “ S in ce 
it aim s at 
r a is in g the plane o f the c o m m u n ­
ity, it w o u ld help fin d th e sou n d 
road w hich e x - s e r v ic e m e n should 
be s e e k i n g .” said W a llace.

“ T h e 

th in g to work 

f o r w ith 
is a 
p la n n in g a n d d elib e ra tio n 
sound road t o be c h o s e n — perh ap s 
liberal, le ft, or r ig h t — but s o u n d ,” 
W a lla c e r e it e r a te d .

F o r the f i r s t tim e on th e c a m p u s 
the f e m in in e v iew w a s r ep re sen ted 
a t t h e E x -S e r v ic e m e n ’s A s s o c ia ­
tio n m e e t in g w h e n D o roth y B o yd ,

is 

c u r r e n tly 

S E R G E R O U S S E V IT Z K Y , 
DR. 
s y m p h o n y
o u ts ta n d in g A m erica n 
his 
in 
co n d u c to r 
t w e n t y - f ir s t co n se cu tiv e s e a s o n a# 
lead er o f The B o sto n S y m p h o n y 
Orchestra, called by m u sic a l a u ­
thorities th e f i n e s t in th e U n it e d 
is 
S ta t e s. 
fin e p r o g r a m 
ev e r y S a tu r d a y over 
b roadcast 
K .N .O .W . fr o m 7 :3 0 to 8 :3 0 p. rn*

T h is 

G. S. C L U C K

M R S . G. S. C L U C K

C lu c k s p o a b u u t S t a d ia

F o r A p p o i n t m e n t
Phone 3690

2548 Guadalupe

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N
CLASSIFIED ADS

Phone 2 -2 4 7 3 for A d Taker

C L A S SIF IE D IN D EX
Annotine# a*«» ts

I — Aulos (or bai*
J— Automotive T rani os 
8— W sn ted Automobiles
4--—Serries Stations 
I — Bm Linos
A— D Ib In s an d D a n c in g 
7— L o d g e and F r a te r n ity Ko t i OOO 
$— Lost arid Found
5— Profess lonai

10—-Personal*
16-A —School* end Collogen 
Business Ssrste**

11—-Barber Shor*
12— Beauty S ervice
13—Cleaners-Batters, Tailors
14— Laundries
16— Electric*! Service
16— “ Fix It**
17— Furniture R e p a ir in g
1 • — Locksmiths
19— Moving, Hauling end Storage
50— P rintin g, O ffice Cqaipaseat
2 J—Sewing
22— Shoe Repairing
23—Cadee

female y arest

24— Help W onted Male
26—Salesmen Wanted 
23— Help Wonted Female
27— Mate Work Wonted 
SS— Female Work Wonted
Educational 

29— Instruction
*0— M usic. Dancing. Dram atis*
31— Speech
32— Coaching

Foe Sal*

SS— Bicycle* and Motorcycles 
SV A — Fats
51— Food and Food Product*
S t-A — G eneral
85— F u rn itu re end Household Coeds
33— Musical and Radio#
37— Watches, Jewelry Repair 
SS— Miscellaneous For Sale 
S9—."Swso”
40— Wanted Marchsndie*
40—A— Livestock Supplies 

Financial

41—Auto Loans
42— Bank Loans
48— Business Opportunities 
( 4— Businesses Wanted 
Rentals

46— Rooms Furnished
43— Rooms Unfurnished
47— Room end Board
48— Furnished Apts.
4S-A— U nfurnished A partm ent*

8— Lost and Found

L O ST — Y e llo w -g o ld E lg in L ad y's w r ist 
w a tc h , black band, o n or ne ar G u ad a­
lupe. 

Pr. 3 -0 2 8 6 .

R ew ard. 

F O U N D — S h e a f f e r P e n . O w n e r m a y re­
c o v e r a t L ib rary L o a n D e sk by d e s c r ib ­

in g and p a y i n g fo r t h is ad.

L O S T — B ro w n E v e r a h a r p 

w it h 

str ip ed 

top. 

fo u n ta in pen
in 

l o s t 

P r o b a b ly 

S u t t o n H all. R e tu r n to J . B. 108.

F O U N D — L e a t h e r c h a n g e p u r s e c o n t a i n ­
in g m o n e y . O w n e r m ay h a v e pu rse
fo r ad 

i d e n t i f y i n g p u rs e and p a y in g 

bv 
in J. B. 108.

hour.

door Main B u ild in g . 

L O S T — Green b ic y c l e — ta k en 

fr om w e s t 
Libe ral rewar d 
P h o n e 
B o x 1 9 7 6 U n i v e r s i t y S t a t io n .

for ret urn, no q u e s t i o n s a s k e d . 
8 - 8 8 9 4 . 

L O ST — Gold a n k le t b r a c elet w it h n a m e 
L o s t on 
Call Marie Dupont* 

e n g r a v e d 

c a m p u s . 

■'Marie” 

on 

it. 

drag or 
2 - * - 4 S .

8— Loft and Found

T y p in g

L O S T — Gold and G r e y E v e r s h s r p 

in v i c i n i t y o f W a g g e n e r H all. “ L ois I 

K ali n” on band. Call 6 0 4 9 

P e n c il E X P E R T T Y P I N G done s t home. 

p h on e , r e a s o liable. Call 14 

No
to * or
SIR W . Gib son on K in n e y Bus.

6 to 8. 

' 

Dressmaking it Alterations 

i 

1 1
38— Miscellaneous For Sale

 

 

h o le s and 

D R E S S M A K I N G . 

b u tt on 
ta il ore d 
co at* and s u i t e a s p e c ia l ty . T o u c h t o n e 
Sh op . 2 2 0 7 A N u e c e s . 

fu r wor k. N i c e l y 

P h . 8 - 2 1 3 5 .

a lte r a tio n s , 

Business Colleges

FO R S A L E — B ed ro om 

h ea ter, b a ssin e t, a n tiq u e 
ele ctric 

aqu ariu m , 
clock, d r e s s i n g 
tab le s, 
bou do ir 
9455 , 403 W e s t 2Srd St.

t y p e w r it e r 
l a m p s — o th e r 

s u i t e . R ad iance 
fis h 
lam p, 
c lo c k , m eta l 
table w ith mirror, end 
lamp, 
Ph one 

a r t ic le s . 

alarm 

de sk, 

flo o r 

W a n t e d 

t o B u y

=

g

l u H f i a ^ r
- h o d s TON 

* v 

FT. W O *™ - HARL!WHEW

T H E S T U D E N T E X C H A N G E

W e buy and s cil s m a ll 
ar ti c le s of v a lu e

P h o n e 9 468

403 W e s t 23rd St.

GUADALUPE

24— Help W anted Male

n o o n s 

W A N T E D — Y o u n g m an 

to w or k a f t e r ­
s to r e . 
A pp ly in p e r so n at ST U D F.R 'S . 606 C o n ­
g r e s s .

in d o w n t o w n 

to 

6 

I 

a f t e r 6 p. rn. o r 

M E S S E N G E R S w i t h bikes, 40c per hour 
later, Sa t . and S u n. 
d u r in g t h e d ay . A p p ly : D e liv e r y M an a­
ger. W e s t e r n U n io n .

26— Help W anted Female

h o s t s s s e s 

W A N T E D — M a t u r e U n i v e r s i t y g ir ls a s 
fo r g ir ls ' r o o m in g h o u s e s . 
A p a r t m e n t r e n t an d amati s a l a r y paid. 
P h o n e 3 7 2 0 or 5 7 9 7 .

45— Rooms Furnished

C O N V E N I E N T L Y 

lo c a te d 

block o f f c a m p u s . Ph . 8 - 4 1 0 1 .
 

c o u p le s 
 
 
50— Garage Rooms

or g r ad u ate 
 
 ■ 

 .

for 
room 
s t u d e n t s . One 

FOR R E N T — I room g a r a g e a p a r tm e n t 
P h o n e 3-S 87 .

at 6 0 8 B e l le v u e Pla ce . 

51— Rooms for Boys

N IC E ROOM fo r 2 boy* w it h t w in be ds, 
s u d e n t d e s k s , p r iv a te bath, p r iv a te 
entr ance. L in e n s and maid s e r v ic e . 606 
B e l le v u e P lace . 

Ph 2 - 0 6 0 3 .

ROOM FOR 2 BOY S, p r i v a t e 
Ph . 

e n tr an c e . 

and p r iv a t e 
809 E. 3 0 th St.

s h o w e r 
2 -0 2 4 1 . 

30— Music, Dancing,

52— Rooms for Girls

A N N E T T E D U V A L D A N C IN G S C H O O L : 
C la s s e s Mon. T h u r s . 8 t o 9 : 3 0 p. rn. 
S t u d i o : 

8 0 c for 1 % h o u r c l a s s 
C o n g r e s s A 1 0 th . 

le s s o n . 
Ph. 2 - 9 0 8 8 .

32— Coaching

V A C A N C Y f o r 2 CURLS. 

I block from 

c a m p u s . 

1911 U n i v e r s i t y Ave.

V A C A N C I E S 

fo r 

t w in 

g ir ls , 
t r e s s e s . 
P h o n e 2 -2 7 4 6 .

beds, 

.Senior a n d Gr ad ua te 
in n e r s p r i n g m a t ­
c am pu s.

On # block w e s t o f 

■ E X P E R T T U T O R I N G 

R e s u l t s 
g r a m m a r , 
1804^ 4 L a v a c a St.

g u a r a n t e e d . 
or 

c o m p o s i t i o n . 

IN S P A N I S H — 
C o n v e r s a t i o n , 
e t 
Apply 

M A T H E M A T I C S — Mr. R. M. Randel. P h 

8 - 1 1 6 8 

2 8 0 9 S a n A n to n io St .

E N G L I S H — E x p e r i e n c e d 

te ac he r 

M a s t e r ’s d e g r e e . Ph. 2 - 1 3 8 3 . 

with 
81 per

C O A C H IN G : E N G L I S H . E xp e rt he lp by 
e x p e r ie n c e d te a c h e r w ith M A d e g r ee . 
P r o o f r ee d in g on th e s is . R ate— 8 1 .0 0 an 
hou r. M rs. C asa P h o n e 2 -1 8 8 8 .

Board

v e r s i f y 

F I N E F A M Jl V S T Y L E M F A L S for Uni- 
s t u d e n t s — S ix d ay# a week . 
135 m o n t h for 3 m e als a da y , 126 m o n th 
for 2. 
6 0 c per s i n g l e m e a l. P h . 8 -0 1 0 2 .
2 316 N u e c e s (s id e d o o r ) .

Food & Drink Products

D R IN K G OA T MILK 

for health . 

i n t e r e s t i n g 

free boo klet, 

For 
call B lu e ­

bon ne t H e a lt h F ood s. Dial 2 - 9 4 6 0 .

For Sale

Typing

E X P E R I E N C E D 

T Y P I N G - 

- T h e s is 

and

th e m e * . C all 3 - 9 4 4 4 ,

I Shown after I p. rn.

FOR S A L E — 194 0 blue c o n v e r t i b l e club 
c o n d it io n . Weldon 
S t im s o n . 2901 Guad alupe. P h o n e 8 -0 4 9 8 . 

e x c e lle n t 

coupe, 

March - -

(C o n tin u e d fr o m P a g e I )

couldn't 

see 

t h a t 

in scrip tio n up 

t h e r e ,” he declared.

T h e a u d ie n c e ch e e r e d 

lo u d ly , 

w a v in g sign s and rose t o 

le a v e . 

S h o u ts b y W a llace to “ w a it j u s t a 

m i n u t e ” fa iled to hold back the 

a u d ie n c e and th e crow d sw a r m ed 

d o w n U n iv e r s ity , e a st on N i n e ­
t e e n t h and th en sou th to w a r d the 
C a p ito l a lo n g C olorad o.

T h e m ass o f s t u d e n t s fille d the 
s t r e e t s to th e cu r b s and m a n y ran 
ah ea d a lo n g the s id e w a lk s to gain 
v a n t a g e poin ts.

th ro u g h 

N e w s o f th e m arch re ach e d the 
c a p ito l 
n e w s p a p e r m e n 
w ell b e fo r e the m arch had n eared 
th e doors, and e m p l o y e e s l e f t th eir 
d esk s 
in all o f f i c e s t o h u rry up 
o n to th e v e ra n d a n e a r th e G ov­
e r n o r ’s o f f ic e .

it

S tu d e n t s sw a rm ed in th e north 

f o u r a b r e a s t , 
d o or, and p araded 
th r o u g h th e halls and 
o u t f r o n t j 
w h e r e t h e y w a ited w ith o cca sio n a l j 
b u r sts o f “ The E y e s o f T e x a s . ”

W a lla c e , m e a n w h ile , w a s in c o n ­
fe r e n c e w ith th e G o v e r n o r alo ng 
ju d ic ia r y 
w ith J im m ie F o g a r t ie , 
c h a ir m a n . T h e c o n f e r e n c e 
la sted 
f o r 15 m in u tes b e f o r e W allace 
e m e r g e d , ta lk ed to n e w s m e n , and 
f i n a l l y a n n o u n c e d 
t o t h e crowd 
b e lo w th e gallery th e G o v e r n o r ’s 
d e cis io n to d e f e r a c tio n u n til a fte r 
h is a f t e r n o o n c o n f e r e n c e s .

T h e y W o n t Rainey! 
A n d They Soy 
It W ith M u s i c

th e 

I w o rk e rs w e r e raised 

It w as g e t t i n g la t e aroun 

J o u r n a lism B u ild in g 
w h e n 

the 
la s t n ig h t 
f e w r e m a in in g T e x a n 
th eir 
w e a r y -e y e d stup o r b y th e so u nd 
o f acc ord ia n and g u it a r and a cry 
o f “ C om e on and r e s t a w h ile . ”

fr o m 

S o fo r a short ti m e , th e th ree 
T e x a n s t a f f m e m b er s w e r e e n t e r ­
t a i n e d w ith music and s i n g in g by 
a g r o u p o f s t u d e n t s fro m M exico, 
c o m p l e te w ith 
and 
se r a p e s . B e fo r e l e a v i n g , on e s t u ­
d e n t called b a ck :

so m b r e r o s 

“ W e j u s t w a n t yo u to k n o w that 
s t u d e n t s w a n t s 

th e M exican 
R a i n e y ” .

Mr s . V a u g h t V i s i t s in A u s t i n

Mrs. Gordon E d w ard V a u g h t, 
B.J. ’41, is v is itin g in A u s tin th is 
s ister, D o ro th y 
w e e k w ith her 
is the 
H u n t in g to n . Mrs. V a u g h t 
fo r m e r Mary Ruth H u n t in g to n .
W hile her husband. Captain 
V augh t, 
in F rance, 
Mrs. V aught and her 10-m onth-old 
son , Eddy, are residing w ith her 

is stationed 

[ parent* at R osenberg.

Books
New or Used

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Service

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Herringbone
Coveralls

Leather
Zipper
Notebooks

• Student Desk Lamps ■■ all metal
• Good Fountain Pens-- $1.00

Just received a large s h i p m e n t of 
feather-weight stationery.

Hemphill’s Book Store

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m ay be had in C a s h or M erchandise.

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Phone 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Phone 2-2473

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1944

Belter khan ikeTRA CY
Better than ihemer

in Boys 

To I

A Guy Named Joe I

'G reat Actresses' 
Begins Film 
Series Nov. 13

The first of the Fine Arts Film
series which will be presented No­
vember 13, will be a collection 
entitled “ G re a t A ctresses of the 
P ast.” 
“ Robin Hood,” sta rrin g 
Douglas Fairbanks, will be p re ­
and 
sented on N ovem ber 20, 
“ Beau B rum m el” December 4.

The pictures were all made in 
the infancy o f the motion picture 
ind ustry and will wmrk up to the 
pre se n t time emphasising in the 
pictures 
and 
production.

directors, 

actors, 

F R I D A Y It S A T U R D A Y

Eddie 
Cantor 

Joan
Davis

— I N —
Show Business
Also
P O R K Y ’S PIG F E A T and 
D E A T H V A L L E Y

I

Scat* N o w on Sa l e
Tues., Nov. 7, 8:1 5 P. M. 
GEORGE A BBO TT’S
GIORGI ABBOTTS Cam e*? Hit

Hut
H r u t

w it* 

LILA 
LIE * GILBERT * DAYTON

. W ALTER 

JUNE 

T H E L A U G H OF A L I F E T I M E

P R I C E S : T a x * . Inch 
25 , $ 2 . 7 5 , $ 2 . 20 , $ 1. 6 5 !

H O N O REE BY PROXY for the V arsity’s theater- party Friday is 
A u stin 's Zachary Scott H e is show n above with his co*star, Fay® 
Emerson, in a scene from the picture, "The M ask of Dim itrios," 
which will be previewed today.

Varsity to Honor Scott 
A t M a sk’ Showing Today

URRSIT9CZ3

F RI . - S A T .

A ustin again toasts one of its 
home-town boys who made good 
when the V arsity T h e a te r presents 
a special showing F r i d a y of “ The 
Mask of Dimitrios,” the f irst pic­
tu re of Zachary Scott. Dr. and 
Mrs. Z .T. S cott of Austin and the 
officers and members of the C ur­
tain Club will be the special guests 
of the m an ag e m e n t o f the Varsity 
fo r this showing.

Zack was a Phi Delta Theta 
while a t the U niversity and was 
in C urtain Club circles. 
active 
A fte r g radu atio n, he became one 
of the leading figures in a n d later 
the A ustin Little 
director of 
T h e a te r and was chosen as 
the 
best a c to r in Austin in 1939. He 
also was a columnist-correspond­
ent 
the Austin American- 
S tatesm an am usem ents page. 

fo r 

it

Y oung Mr. S cott’s acting ability 
recognized by W arner 
has been 
B rothers and has been 
lined up 
for several of their pictures. At 
present he is working on the set of 
in which Errol 
“ San A ntonio” 
Flynn has top billing and will go 
from t h a t into the lead o f “ Dan­
gerous Marriage. ”

Mrs. Zachary Scott is not fa r 
behind her husband in the t h e a tr i­
cal line. Known on Broadway and 
in Hollywood as Elaine Anderson, 
she 
for 
is now stage m a n a g e r 
“ Oklahom a.” While a t the U ni­
in Austin, she was 
versity and 
chosen as the best actress fo r the 
1939 season, the same y e a r Zack 
received 
the best 
the honor as 
a ctor .

With the assistance of Dr. Wil­
son Little and F ra n k Goodwyn of 
the U niversity facu lty and Luis 
Feder, g ra d u a te student, an edu­
cational radio program “ Americas 
U n ited ” was recently inau gurated 
over eighteen stations of the Texas 
This series of 
State Network. 
twenty-six broadcasts brings to the 
high school stu d e n t of Texas, via 
classroom radio, a pre se n ta tio n of 
historical and present-day 
facts 
ab o u t Anglo a n d Latin-A m erican 
Texans.

Sponsored by a g r a n t from the
Co-ordinator of 
Inter-A m erican 
A ffairs and u nd er the direction 
of Joh n G unstream of the State 
D e p a rtm en t of E ducation, 
these 
prog ram s are designed to foster 
un de rsta n d in g 
cooperation 
among ou r people.

an d 

The program s orig in ate a t sta-

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'Americas United' to Send 
Good W ill on 18 Stations

Gordon Q uartet 
Opens Festival 
On November 12

The Gordon S tring Q u a rte t will
accompany Floyd Townsley, asso­
ciate professor o f voice, in a re­
cital N ovem ber 12 
to officially 
open th e th ird an nu al fine a rts 
festival.

This q u a rte t was o rganized by 
Jacq ues Gordon when he was only
tw enty-one years old, and since 
th a t time it has played more th a n 
3,000 concerts. I t has played fo u r­
teen y e a rs of sum m er festivals a t 
Music M ountain, Falls Village, 
Connecticut.

All of the m em bers are on the 
faculty of the E a stm a n School of 
Music o f the U niversity of Roches­
ter, and each is an excellent musi­
cian in his own right.

The Chicago Daily News said 
this of the q u arte t, “ The playing 
was of the u tm o st distinction and 
the very 
tradition. The 
voices are adm irably balanced, the 
ensemble is faultless, the ton e is 
th e style is 

loftiest 

* agreeably fine and 
! splendid.’1

The q u a r te t will also play on 

November 15, 16, and 18.

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Try-Out for Revue 
Tonight at 7:30

Try-outs for the Curtain Club 
C abaret Revue which began T h u rs­
day, N ovember 3, will continue a t 
7:30 o ’clock F riday night in Room 
101 of 
the M odem Languages 
Building. Dancers, singers, musi­
cians, and good-lookers a re wel­
come to try o u t for this musical 
which opens h ere the fir s t week in 
December 
the 
Army camps.

tou rs 

la te r 

and 

F ir s t rehearsals and 

try-ou ts 
will be conducted by Blanca Blas- 
quez and Dorothea C asberg with 
Jo Ann W hitmire directing 
the 
revue.

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And Try-Out Today 
For G irls’ Glee Club 

y
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f o r 

Prospective m em bers 

the
Girls’ Glee Club can try -o u t F ri­
day afterno on from 4 to 6 o'clock 
in the Texas Union. F o rm e r mem­
bers w-ho wish to continue th e ir 
membership a r e requested to at­
tend the try-outs and sign the roll.
The first practice will be held 
Novem ber 7 a t 8 o ’clock in the 
Glee Club Room 
the Texas 
Union, and practices will continue 
weekly on Tuesday nights. Several 
concerts have been planned fo r 
nearb y Army camps and a joint 
w inter concert will be given with 
the M en’s Glee Club.

in 

lion KNOW Monday afternoon* s t 
| 1 :30 o’clock un der the direction of 
i KNOW s ta f f m e m b er Allen Ezell.
I Actors are v eteran Little T h e a te r 
players 
include Raym ond 
Dale, Raphael Reiner, E s th e r Buf­
Jim John son 
fier, a n d Mr. Ezell. 
I and Bill Fritz of the KNOW s ta f f 
complete the cast. H a r r y H a rb e r 
is a n n o u n c e r fo r the program .

and 

Music for the series, furnished 
by the transcrib ed library, has for 
the opening theme X avair C u g a t*
I “ M a r c h i n g Along T o geth er.”
I Script w rite r is Miss E. Marion 
Bonnell of San Antonio, who has 
jj u s t re tu rn e d from Mexico, w here 
she has been ge ttin g more d a ta 
I fo r a similar series.

Other members of the pla n n in g 
committee who initiated this pro­
gram are Pauline Kibbe, executive 
secretary of the Good N eighbor 
Commission; L. A. Woods, J o se p h 
Griggs, Myrtle T ann er, and C. L. 
Yarbrough of 
the S ta te D e p a rt­
m ent of E d uc a tion ; M arjorie Jo h n ­
ston and I*. S. T irem an of th e U. 
S. O ffice of E d u c a tio n ; Connie 
G. B rockette 
th e 
University faculty ) a n d Tom Suth­
erland of 
the CT.A.A .; E d e th e 
Hamilton Beal and Marye B e n ja ­
min of Radio House; Ann D u rru m 
of KTBC; a n d Maria Sandoval, 
Mexican stu d e n t from Sam Hous- 
ton S tate Teachers College.

(fo rm e rly o f 

Keys That Please 
From Radio House 

€
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versatile 

Keys T h a t Please . . . keys o f 
the 
th a t 
piano, will be presented 
th e 
solo spot on the F rid a y m orning 
Music 
from 
is Your* broadcast 
Radio House a t 11:15 o’clock.

instru m ent, 
in 

E leanor Page, music 

stu d e n t 
and o rc h e stra to r of 
the Radio 
House O rchestra, will play six se­
lections including the “ Ritual F ire 
Dance” by De Falla.

Scripts fo r Music is Y ours a re 
w ritten by th e D u rru m Twins w'ith 
production by G raydon Ausmus. 
The a n n o u n c e r 
is Bob Jo h n so n 
th e n a r r a t o r is Dr. A rchie 
and 
Jones.

Ex Bails Out of Plane 
A n d Drow ns in River

M ajor G rady C. Fuller, engi­
neer g ra d u a te 
in 1920, drow ned 
O ctober 8 in th e Potom ac Rive* 
n e a r D algreen, Va., a f t e r he bail­
ed o u t of a fog-bound plane fly­
ing from Dallas to W ashington,

A r e p o r t from W ashington said 
th a t M ajor F u lle r a n d th e pilot 
of th e plane became lost in th* 
fo g and ran o u t of gas.

F u n e r a l services w ere held S at­
u r d a y m orning a t F o r t Meyer 
Chapel in Arlington, Va.

Major Fuller form erly practiced 

law in H ouston.

HUME CRONYN • JESSICA T A N D Y -AGNES MOOREHEAD • HERBERT RUDLEY 

FELIX. BRESSAN

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JOE E. BROWN
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STARTS TODAY! 

FREDERIC MARCH

T h e Adventures 

Of M a rk Twain'

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 F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 3, 1944

‘With This R ing - -

G eorffett* C o to will become the j 
bride o f E nai g n J a c k B r o w d e r S a t- j 
urday night, N ovem ber IO, in San j 
A ntonio.

Miss Covo was grad uated 
in 
.Tune, 1 9 4 4 , with highest honors. 
She was a m e m b er o f Kappa Alpha 
T h e ta , Phi B eta Kappa, Orange 
J a c k e t s , and M o rtar Board . She 
was a B lu e b o n n e t Belle nom inee 
f o r th r e e y ears.

E n sig n B row d e r was com m is­
sioned 
in 
th e N .R .O .T .C . upon 
the U niv ersity. 
g raduation 
fro m 
He was a m em ber o f Kappa Sigma, 
T Association, and presid ent o f the 
Silver Spurs. He has ju s t returned 
from 
Southw est 
P a c if ic .

duty 

th e 

in 

★

J o Ann L ou ite P ric e and K e n ­
neth W . H ein*, .students 
the 
Univ ersity, w ere m arried O ctober 
26 in the P re s b y te ria n Se m in a ry 
Chapel in Austin.

in 

Follow ing the c e re m o n y a re­
ception was held a t the home of 
Dean and Mrs. A m o Nowotny, 
with B e t t y Lou Nowotny g re etin g 
guests a t th e door.

A f t e r a short wedding trip the 
couple will be a t home a t 211 
A cadem y D rive in Austin, where 
th e y will continue th e ir studies at 
the University.

Georgette Covo to Wed 
'UU Silver Spur Prexy, Ens.

n 
Crowder I n fo rm a lity will be the 

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Phon* 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Phon# 2-2473

A G E FIVE

C lu b N o tts

M IC A to Hold Informal Dance 
After S. M. U. Game Saturday

theme election party Tuesd ay, Novem ber

of the M I C A a fte r - fo o tb a ll game
dance 
to be held S atu rd ay , No 
vem ber 4, in the Main Lounge of 
the T e x a s Union from 8 : 3 0 to 12 
o’clock.

F e a t h e r , ton. will 

The Navy Band, directed by
play
• sweet and hot, and blues sin ger
J u a n it a Wood will be included on 
the pro gram. No admission will be 
charged, but MICA cards must be 
presented a t the door.

7, at 7 : 8 0 ©’clock.

★

New stud ents will be welcomed 
by Louis Goldfaden, president of 
Hillel, and Rabbi Newton J . F r i e d ­
man. A short program 
is to be 
presented.

The new 

lounge, given 

to the 
Foundation by the W om en’s a u x il­
inaugu­
iary in Houston, will be 
rated.

O r a n g * J a c k e t * will m eet 

the T e x a s Grill at 

fro n t o f 
o ’clock F riday fo r 
important called meeting.

in 
I 
lunch and an 

Old Driscoll 
Home Is Scene
O f Pi grimage

Social Calendar

Friday

7-9— Kappa Kappa Gam m a coli* 

p arty , chapter house.

house 

7-8 ;20— Alpha Delta 

open
•
5-6— Zeta Tau Alpha coke partjf.
6 - 1 1 — Lambda Chi Alpha b u f f e t 

Pi 

supper.

8 : 3 0 - 1 2 : 3 0 — Alpha T au Omega 

Rush party, chapter house.

8 : 3 0 - 1 2 — Ranch party and dane© 
honoring members, pledges, and 
their dates at the Sigm a Alpha 
Mu chapter house, 1 919 Robbins 
P la c e . 

J

8 : 3 0 - 1 2 — MICA dance in the Terr­

as Union Lounge.

9 - 1 2 — P i Kappa Alpha form al at 
the F ed erated W om en’* Club.

S u n d a y

2 : 3 0 - 1 — Zeta Tau Alpha 

3 -5 — Kappa Kappa Gamma coke 

open 
*

op#n 
*

house. 

8 : 3 0 - 1 2 — Sigma Nu 
chapter house.

rush party, 

New o f fic e r s 

the Al pha 
O mi c r o n Pi A l u m n a * club were

f o r 

bridge p arty of 
Cl ub will have a* 

the U n . v r . i t y 

. . . . _ _

it* host.* this S o p NX/A v 

P p m r n

m « t 7 n ™ i n ' the chap- week Mr. . o d M r .. Garland B a r r e . 1 ° e C W

tp|. h#u5<, Mondoy- o c t o b e r 27. 

| and Dr. end Mrs. ll. J . Otto. The

The 

re gu lar 

Satu rd ay 

night O c t o b e r R e c r u i t s 

The annual pilgrimage 

to L a ­

guna Gloria, fo rm e r Driscoll home 

house. 

will be held Novem ber 4, 5, and 6 

party, chapter house,

from IO to 12 o’clock and fro m 2

5 - 6 : 3 0 — Zeta Tau Alpha 

the American Legion, E lk s Club, 
and E x - S e r v ic e m e n ’s Club.

*

Ens i gn Wi l l i am Allen Poe, s tu ­
dent 1 9 4 2 -4 3 , and M a r y Marahall 
F ou l kt were m arried 
7 : 3 0 
o’clock, O ctob er 3 0 , at the Second 
P resb y terian Church in Houston.

at 

est Avenue High School and was a 
m ember o f Alpha Epsilon Phi 
sorority while a ttend in g the U n i­
a
versity. L ie u t e n a n t King 
g rad uate o f the University o f Ch,- ; c t a , 
c a w school of law 

is 

Following a wedding 

to
New O rleans the couple will re-

trip 

E nsign Poe was a m em ber of 

I side in F o r t W orth.

Alpha Tau Omega fra te r n ity .

J i m m y E l i z a b e t h Ha r p e r , g ra d u ­
ate stud ent during the sum mer of 
1 9 3 7 , became the wife o f S e r g e a n t
Philip F. W ill. Who attended Ohio I 
W e m t y . en O ctob er J I rn the 
T ost Chapel at F o r t Sam Houston.

Fra-Ority

J a c k 
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, D
, 
Madel yn Rob* Bell, education _ 
«u B a s h e r , s e c r e t a r y ; and Mrs. A. B.
i n o c m v 
the _ 
1 9 3 8 -4 0 , became 

c h a irm a n ; Mrs. 

. . . 

. . .

. 

i 

. 

are Miss K a t h l e e n

They
Grepory, 
, 

Sw anson, city pan-hellemc re p r e ­
sentative.

in 

student 
bride of L i e u t e n a n t B r u c e A. Ki ng
of Los Angeles, Calif., O ctob er 29 
at Temple Emanuel, Dallas.

Mrs. King is a grad u a te of F o r -

party begins a t 8 o ’clock.

M embers are invited to square
dance e v e ry Wednesday night at 
8 o’clock. Coming events o f the 
club 
include a surprise party on 
Novem ber 17 and a Thanksgiving 
party N ovem ber 24. T h e re will

P etty G irls’ style were showed

o f f at the Chi-Omega tea g i v e n j he no party Novem ber IO.
f o r ru shee* a t the chapter house 
W ednesday afte rn o o n 
from 4 to 
5 : 3 0 o'clock.

Hillel F o u n d a t i o n will hold an

A f t e r the twelve girls presented 
latest campus costume.*, r e ­
The 
an 

the 
freshm ents were 
tab le was decorated with 
autumn flo ra l a rran g em e n t.

served. 

In the re ceiving line were Mary 

Mrs. Tinsley Smithy Ex, 
Arrives in Belgian Congo
Mrs. Tinsley Smith J r . , B A. ’27,
in Mutoto, Belgian 

GEORGETTE COVO

Dr. Justin; Dean 

Mrs. Heinz, a g ra d u ate o f Villa 
M adonna A cadem y in Covington,
Ky., is enrolled as a freshm an, and 
is a pledge o f Alpha Omicron Pi 
sorority. Heinz, re c e n tly re tu rned , 
fro m thirteen m o nths’ duty in the A . A . L J . P . O P C d k G T
fVigt Hf n rl I r* sa I
txrifK 
ConfVi 
Sou th P a cific with 
the Medical
Corps, is in the School o f P h a r ­
macy. A t r a n s f e r fro m the U niver­
sity o f Idaho, he is a m em ber o f

A t Kansas State,
. 

Dr. M a rg a ret 

Ju s tin , dean o f

Surpassing 

in ob taining recruits 

the O ctober quota
by a good margin, a record was 
set fo r this district during the past 
month 
for 
the W om en’s Army Corps, accord- 
nig to a report from Lieutenant 
Pauline S te rn e n b e rg , o f f ic e r 
in 
charge o f the local re cru itin g o f ­
fice.

By O ctob er 29, 110 per ce n t of 
the quota which had been set fo r 
this d istrict was madei The m a ­
jo rity of the women enlisted were 
medical technicians to work with 
the A rm y Medical Corps, 

the School of Home Econom ics a t , Ij0U Willefofcd, b i t t i e Sue Je n k in s,
Kansas S ta te College and regional Gene S tin n e tt, Mary Alford, and medical missionaries

vice-president o f 

the 

southwest ■ K athy Bland,

ce n tra l section o f A .A .U .W , will I

speak to th e Austin branch o f the 
American Association o f Univer- 

[ _ _ 0 < g i o n P r e d i c t s

Wom en a t a luncheon Satu r

r- . Record Poppy Sale

day at 1 2 : 3 0 o'clo ck in the Geol* 
gian tearoom of the T e x a s Federa- 
lion of W om en ’s Clubs headquar- 
; cr<; 

.
is to be the day 
in the
Legion
Included on state com m ittees o f i A u x iliary, Mrs. J . W a lte r P ie rce ,

biggest poppj sale 

November l l 

the Am erean 

history o f 

. 

The Sm iths l e f t in 194 1 fo r the 
Congo and were aboard 
ill­
fated Zam-Zam when it was to r ­
pedoed by a German submarine. 
A f te r a delay of months, they were 
retu rned to the United S ta te s.

the 

T h e y have had to wait since th a t 
time to obtain pa«*ports and tran s-

The W AC re cru itin g booth 

has arrived 
lo- 
Congo, with her husband and small I cated on Congress Avenue in fro n t 
son a f t e r a delay of more than 1 0 f the P a ra m o u n t th e a te r will be 
three years. They will s er ve as 
re-
reopened. Until 
opens, 
the 
W om en’s Army Corps may be ob­
tained by calling 2-7 5 1 1 or visit­
ing the United S ta te s A rm y r e ­
cruiting o f fic e 
the old Post 
O ffice building.

Mrs. Smith is a registered nurse 
is a medical 

and her husband 
doctor.

inform ation 

the booth 

about 

in 

to 5 o’clock. The pilgrimage 

is

under the auspices of the T e x a s 

F in e Arts Association.

Laguna Gloria, was donated to 
the F i r e Arts Association by Mrs. 
Clara Driscoll fo r the purpose of 
an art gallery. T h e property was 
the site which Stephen F . Austin 
mentioned in a le tte r to a friend as 
the one on which he wished to 
build a house.

I t is said th at Mrs. Driscoll was 
the 
once offe re d $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 
fo r 
house although she refu sed 
the 
o f fe r . In donating the property to 
the association fo r an a r t gallery, 
Mrs. Driscoll said o f her home, " I 
am happy now its use may bring 
pleasure in the appreciation of art 
to the people o f T e x a s .”

Mr*. J o h n P a u l G e r m a n has r e ­
turned to Austin for the duration, 
while her husband, L ie u ten a n t
German, is overseas. Mrs. German 
is the fo rm e r Mary F ra n c e s Keith, 
and both she and L ie u ten a n t G e r­
man are 1940 grad u a tes of 
the
University.

: president of local unit No. 76, has P o t i o n
j predicted. Mrs. l i e i c e , who is e x ­
pecting tw ice as many poppies to 
be sold as usual, says th a t unit 
No. 76 has ordered te n thousand 
o f the little paper flow ers to be 
sold on the s tre e ts o f Austin.

S a c o nd L i e u t e n a n t H a r r y E. 
N i c h e d * has been awarded the air 
medal and made lead n av igato r of 
his group. He has been in England 
since early summer. He received 
his commission at Ellington Field 
in March, 1944.

L i e u t e n a n t Ro be r t L. B e g e m a n ,
who received his degree in Geol­
ogy from the Univ ersity in 194 2. 
and who was 
re cently given a 
medical discharge from the army 
air corps, is now in Austin visiting 
his parents, L ieutenant-Colonel 
and Mrs. M. L. B eg em an. Colonel 
Begem an is now a m em ber o f the 
D ep artm ent o f Mechanical E ng i
Herring. L ie u te n a n t B egem an has I cell. Okla. Ho ha* 
made no definite plans as to what 
he will do in the near fu tu re. 

ED W Y N N , one o f A m erica ’s best 
loved comedians 
is now back on 
the air as King B ub bles o f "H a p p y 
Island.” Here we see him up to

Lie ut ena nt 

J o h n Matthew*
B Un t on , law student in 19 2 4 - 2 5 , 
is now t eachi ng gunnery at the 
Navy Air Gunnery School, Pur- ^ r e s s Evelyn K night, 

,
.ovciy s ong- 
re hearsing
recently re- f o r the program, which is heard
turned from f i f t e e n months over- every Friday night a t 9 : 3 0 over
1 seas service in Hawaii. 

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S c a r b r o u g h ’n C o a t W e e k P r e s e n t s

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Boxy

Chesterfields

Fur

Trimmed

Materials f o r making these Me­
morial Day flow ers are furnished 
f r e e to the v e te ran s by the A m e r­
ican Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. P ie rc e 
explained. V o lu n te e r w o r k e r s 
teach the disabled men to make 
the poppies. T h e r e fo r e , the v e te r ­
ans and th e ir dependents are the 
ones who b e n e fit fro m the poppy 
■^ale, not only fro m the money but 
also from having something ta n g i­
ble to do. The proceeds go to help 
sustain the Legion tu b e rc u la r hos­
pital.

At All Saint's Church

Dr. 

te a c h e r
J a l m a r Bowden, 
from Rio De J a n e i r o , Brazil, will 
speak 
at All S a in ts ’ Episcopal
Church Sunday night, a f t e r a sup­
per at 6 3 0 o ’clock.

Dr. Bowden is a t the University, 
under the auspices o f the Y .W .- 
Y .M .C .A ., tryin g to enlist students 
f o r 
Sou th
A m erica a f t e r the war.

overseas work 

in 

F rid a y fro m 

T he stud ent c o f f e r hour at the 
Episcopal Church will still be held 
every 
5
o ’clock. S tu d e n t b rea k fa sts will be 
served every Sunday 
the 
service at 8 3 0 o ’clock and every 
Frid a y mornin g at 7 3 0 o ’clock.

a f t e r 

until 

3 

New York Designers Preview 
Birth of New Color — Limelight

introduce 

T o d ra m a tica lly 

A .A .U .W . are the following Austin 
m e m b ers: Mrs. R oger Williams, 
chairman, state legislative com m it­
the 
t e e ; Mrs. C h arle s F . Arrowood, 
color, 
scene was 
sta te parliam entarian and ch a ir­
opened w ith a symbolic dance, The 
man. state membership c o m m itte e ; 
in classic 
s e ttin g was columned 
Dr. B ern ice Moore, s ta te social 
style. The first model to make her
studies c o m m itte e ; Mesdames E rn-
e n tr a n c e wore a gown o f Greek est Speck, R. IL W einer, state leg-
sim plicity. One 
islative c o m m itte e ; Mrs. Hal P. 
B ybee, s ta te fellowship c o m m itte e ; 
Dr. Marie B . Morrow, s ta te ed u ca ­
tion co m m ittee ; Mrs. F ra n c e s Sev- 
bolt, state com m ittee, economic 
and legal status o f women.

a f t e r 

B y H I L D A C H A L E F F

L im elight, a new shade o f crys- 
ta line, ra d ia n t g re en in tile lime 
fam ily, was introduced in a scene 
a t "F a s h i o n s of the T im e s ” in New 
Y o rk City, last week.

M au rice R e n tn e r, V in ce n t M o n te ­
s a n o , Ben Gershei, Louise B a rn e - 
Gallagher, Morris Kraus, V in c e n t 
Coppola, 
J o Copeland, Brownie, 
Original Modes, C laire McCardell. 
Philip Mangone, A nthony B lo tta, 
B run o, and E m m e t Jo y c e .

the L im elig ht 

F o r fo u r months, top members 
o f the fashion industry have been 
w orking with this shade. Previous 
exp erien ce had ta u g h t Miss V ir­
ginia Pope, fashion editor o f The 
N e w Y o r k T im e s and o rig inator of 
‘ ‘F ashio ns o f the T im e s ,” that a 
another,
g r e a t e r dram atic e f f e c t 
can be
achieved by the use o f a single ' manikin s w earing evening gowns 
basic color. E a r l v this v e a r, the caWfl down thp ®ta ira tak ing th e ir 
quest f o r a color g o t under way. It . positions beside the columns. Al- 
was found in a bandbox at Edward i most every comr was combined 
P a in e , the m illin er’s. Sam ples o f I with this new c r y s t a l s in a pre- 
it were submitted to key designers v*ew 
fashions. H a ttie < a m e b i c
e* 
<% K/iiif f onf
a ff au*m 
J 
. 
c re a te d a gown with a b o u f fa n t 
in several fields. Then three lead-
overdress o f 
satin. 
lilac 
ing woolen houses dyed fa b rics in 
Clare P o t t e r used a bodice o f 
m any weights and weaves. They 
e xo tic pink as c o n tra s tin g color. 
were F o r stm a n n , 
Ju illia r d , and 
A n o th e r e xp e rt, 
Jo se p h W h ite ­
S tro o ck . F o r s tm a n n , not con ten t 
head, placed a t r a c e r y o f crystal 
with using L im elig h t alone, com­
beads over the bodice o f a floor- 
it w ith A m erican B eau ty 
bined 
sweeping dinner dress.
and brown 
in checks, and with 
black in stripes. All told, tw enty- 
two d esigners were invited to par­
ticip a te in th e Lim elight scen e.

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rayon 

iimFVi 

a1 

1 

i 

Wesley F ou nd ation o f the U n i­
versity M ethodist Church has an- j 
nounced 
S e m e ster Sunday School c l a s s e s ' 
will begin at 9 : 4 5 a.m. Sunday,
November 5. Th e new classes are 
in Religious E d u ­
"R e a s o n s Why 
N e tte R osenstein, H a ttie C a r­
c a tio n ” ta u g h t by Dr. C. W. H a ll;
and Clare P o t t e r were
“ Double S e arch o f God and M a n ”
the participants. Others : sem ble, with a swinging coat and by Paul D c a t s ; and " J e s u s and the 
sleeveless ; P roblem s o f L i f e . ” a student dis­
led by F ra n c e s 
t o be 

Mingling with evening dresses 
were daytim e costumes. T here was 
fe a tu r in g 
a 
brown and Lim elight c h e ck s ; a 
g ray and L im elight striped en-

negie, 
am ong 
were O m ar Kiam, Jo se p h W hite- 
head, E t a . K ivette, N orman Norell,

strik in g 

cape 

suit 

3 N ew Sunday Classes 
At Wesley Foundation

‘ 
fitte d 
j e r k i n 
checked 
tw eed 
L im elig ht dress.

j a c k e t ; and 
in an A m erican B e a u ty 
to w*ear over a 

F u r was used 

to trim a hip- 
len g th ja c k e t ; the s o ft tone o f the 
n a tu ra l ly n x co llar blended with 
that of the coat. Mink revers, b u t­
tons, and b a c k -be It gave c h a r a c t e r 
to a L im elight flee ce topper.

Philip M angone, V in ce n t Cop­
pola, V in c e n t M o nte-Sano, and 
M orris K ra u s hail this newly born 
color as a basic one fo r spring.

Temple Beth Israel 
Services Are Tonight

S a b b a th S e rv ic e s will he held a t 
T em p le B e th Isra e l a t 8 o ’clock 
J . 
F r i d a y night. Rabbi Newton 
F r ie d m a n ’s sermon to pic is to be 
" W h a t Is the Outlook f o r A m e r­
i c a ? ”

M C * P M t l N T *
vicro* m u n ri
I MM OR T AL

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N A U G H T Y 
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MUSIC YOU l l NEVI! 

FOEGE!

MAKI TMI* A M u tt OM 

T O V * I H O W UST

Reserved 
Seats 
$3.60 & 
$2.40 

G eneral 
Admission 
$ 1.20
G R E G O R Y G Y M
T ic k e ts on Sale a t
J . R. REED MUSIC CO. 
T E X A S BOOK STORE 
J A Y C E E O F F IC E IN 
DRISKILL H OTEL
Nov. 9, 1944
— Sponsored by the 

Austin Junior Chamber 
of Commerce

COLD 

W A V E S 

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4 0 5 W. 2 3 r d S t . 

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cussion 
Hahrn.

Fellowship will be held Sunday 
evening a t 6 :3 0 . A f t e r "f o o d 
’n 
f u n ,” Dr. Edmund Heinsohn will 
'-peak on “ Religion and the F o r ty 
A cres.”

are 

New students 

to 
these services and the party r e c e p ­
tion on N ovem ber IO fo r both old 
and new students.

invited 

Dr. M a r t i n e z - L o p e z to S p e a k

T h e A m erica n Association of 
Spanish T e a c h e r s will hold their 
regular m e e tin g Monday 
the
home o f Mrs. M a rg aret K enney . 
Kress, 201 West Thirty-third , a t I tJ rou? F Mo" ' lAy - 
7 : 3 0 o’clock.

, „ 

in 

W om en ’s Scholarships 
Deadline M o n d a y
Applications will 

be 
,

, 

, 

taken

. I . ! .

Dr. Ramon Martinez-Lopez will 
talk on General F ra n c o and the 
present litera ry writers o f Spain.

" T h e b attle 

fo r the M arshall’s
w asn’t so had except fo r having
to bury the Ja p * , hut the battle for ( f erefj 
Saipan was re ally a ‘something , ’ 
w rites Marine S e r g e a n t Ma r v i n A.
R u b i n , student 
in 1 9 3 9 -4 2 . who 
was wounded J u n e 15 on Saipan
and again J u l y 2 1 .

f o r 

two 

scholarships 

the o ffic e o f the Dean of S tu d e n t 
L if e , 
fo r
women.

i Hif
The W om an ’s S tudy Club o f j rn
Austin is o f fe r in g a $25 award on j rn 
j^gf 
the basis of need and scholarship, 
* 
The P an-A m erican Round Tab le 
is being o f-1 .Jal

scholarship o f $ 1 0 0 

a L atin -A m erican woman 
who is enrolled in the University 
Iii, 
o r who expects to attend. P r e f e r - 
jp , 
ence will be given a student from I m 
B razil or other South A m erican j ;..p 
cou ntries, who 
intends to return p i 
eventually to her native country, 

Rubin graduated 

fro m T e x a s 
M ilitary 
In s titu te b efo re coming 
to the University. He has been in 
the Marine Corps over two years 
and overseas f o r a y e ar. He has 
been awarded 
the Purp le H eart 
and is now in the United S ta te s 
serving as 
convalescing in the Naval Hospital aides f o r Red Cross Canteens may
in Sun V a lley , Idaho.
attend the course to be ta u g ht by 
Miss Selm a S t r e p a t Scottish Rite 
D orm itory on November 6, 7, 8, 
13. and 14 a t 7 : 3 0 o’clock.

Canteen Aide Course
To Begin November 6

interested 

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UNIVERSITY CO-EDS 

MAKE MANGELS

COLLEGIATE LOUNGE 

YOUR DOWNTOWN 

H E A D Q U A R T E R S

Provided th a t no classes are cut, 
th e girls ta k in g this course will be 
eligible to work one time a week 
a t Red Cross C an teens 
located 
downtown, a t the Municipal Air­
port, and a t B erg stro m Field. Each 
girl must supply her own uniform.

G r o u p P ho t o* Schedul e d T o d a y

Group pictures o f the W o m en ’s 
Co-operativ e Association will be 
made F rid a y a t I o’clock on the 
w e st steps o f the Main Building. 
T h e group picture o f A .I.M .E . will 
be made at 1 : 4 5 o ’clock F rid a y in 
f r o n t o f the P etroleu m E n g in e e r ­
ing Building. Th e pictures will be 
postponed only if it is rainin g at 
th e time scheduled.

L i e u t e n a n t Mo r t o n F i c t e n b a u m ,

in 1 9 3 9 -4 2 , recently re- I J I 
stud ent 
eeived his commission on grad ua- j §§ 
tion from 
the Army Air F o r c e s 
tr a in in g command school a t Y ale 
U n iv ersity as a te c h n ic al o f f ic e r in 
a i r c r a f t m a intenance engineering. 
L ie u te n a n t F ic te n b a u m 
from 
Austin. 

is 

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Brightly colored coats to w rap you In warmth and beauty 
for many winters: Superbly tailored of 1 0 0 % w oo' in sizes 
9 to 15. Boxy C he ste rfie ld s with or without velveteen co l­
See the triumphant furred tuxedos cr
lars, 29.50 to 49.50, 
lynx,
other coats 
69.50 to 159.50.

lamb, muskrat, 

trim m ed 

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1944

’A G E SIX

24 Hours for I

9 I < 7 lU i 

economice^lclenotfTi

Sometimes straws show which w ay the 

hurricane is blowing.

Many of the present and just resigned 
R egents are credited as being success­
ful and efficien t men with a business 
sense. At any rate, their own businesses 
are run in a profitable manner.

However, sometimes they appear not 
quite so careful of the business and time 
of others. On Tuesday at IO o ’clock the 
Regents convened in closed session 
in 
Houston. Fifteen minutes later Board 
Chairman John H. Bickett opened the 
door of historic Room 336 and m ade one 
of the f e w spontaneous announcements 
to the press which w ere issued officially 
by the Board durng the tw enty-fve hours 
of sessions m eeting of the next two days.
In the lobby outside the door sat about 
thirty people, fifteen of whom w ere rep­
resentatives of the press of Galveston, 
Houston, Austin, and Dallas. These 
people sat, smoked, speculated, strolled 
up and down the corridors for tw en ty 
hours in tw o days, leaving only to grab

Short Story

a bite to eat in constant fear o f the 
story's breaking before they returned 
— or to telephone again that they had 
no story but the speculation and o cca­
sional crumbs of reluctant half-state­
ments which could be third-degreed out 
of people who emerged momentarily 
from the smoke-filled room.

The Regents would not state 

that 
progress w as being made. They -would 
not say th at the session w as almost over; 
they would not say that they exp ected 
to m eet for some time yet. All they 
would say -was, “ At the end of the m eet­
ing statem ents w ill be issued.”

After two tw elve-hour days of almost 
constant tension, the Regents emerged, 
announced that their statements were 
prepared and that they had nothing 
more to say. Several of them checked 
out o f the hotel before Secretary Leo 
Haynes had finished reading the sta te­
ments.
The 

thirty staunch standbys spent 
twenty-four hours getting an hour’s 
statements.

Wait Another Month

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a crossword, puzzle in prose but the story 
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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle.

World New s

New First Army Assault 
Gains 2 Miles Toward Cologne

SU PREM E H EADQUARTERS, 
A L L I E D 
EX PED ITIO N A R Y 
FORCE, F rance, Nov. 3.— ( F r i­
d a y ) — ( I N S ) — U. S. F irs t Army 
troops in G erm any crashed ej#ly 
today into the key town of H urt- 
gen, little more than 
twenty-six 
miles from Cologne, in a new of­
fensive th a t b u rst out o f the H urt- 
gen F o re st for gains up to more 
than two miles on the plain th a t 
sweeps to the German Rhine.

The German villages of Gerine- 
te r and Vossenaek were captured, 
form idable Siegfried Line fo r tif i­
cations were overwhelmed and 
several hund red Nazi prisoners 
were seized in th e first few' hours 
of the b a tte rin g twin-pronged ad­
by L ie u te n a n t General 
vance 
Courtney H. Hodges’ reinforced 
troops and tanks.

Stilw ell^ Recall Result 
O f Ultimatum, Judd Says
M INNEAPOLIS, Nov 2— (IN S) 
A whit® house ultim atum 
th a t 
General Joseph W. Stilwell he 
given supreme command over all 
Chinese military forces, including 
a u t h o r i t y over Generalissimo 
Chiang Kai-Shek, precipitated the 
‘blow u p ” in China which resulted 
in Stilwell’* recall, Representative 
W alter H. J u d d (R) Minnesota, 
charged today.

Robot B om bs C an 
Be Fired to U. S.

LONDON, Nov. 2.— ( I N S ) — A 
R euter dispatch from Stockholm 
th a t German
reported 

to day 

rocket research had progressed to 
the point where robot-bombs car­
rying light explosive charges could 
be fire d from G erm any 
the 
U nited States.

to 

Tile dispatch added 

the 
th a t 
robot-bombing of American 
t a r ­
gets from G erm any woud certainly 
be possible in the n e a r fu tu re.

U. S. to Share Planes 
With Others After W a r

CHICAGO, Nov. 2— (INS) — 
The U nited S tates 
an­
nounced its readiness to share its 
vast fleet of air tra n sp o rt plane* 
w'ith other nations a fte r the war.

today 

G.O.P. Sa ys Boston Talk 
W o n East for D e w e y

tonight 

W ASHINGTON, Nov. 2— (INS) 
leaders d e­
Republican campaign 
clared 
th a t Governor 
Thomas E. Dewey had gained a 
commanding lead in eastern sta te s 
by his Boston address last night 
charging communists with e ffo rts 
to take over the American govern­
ment.

top of 

T h a t speech, on 

the 
I furore in Massachusetts over the 
blistering denunciation th a t Sena- 
■ tor David I. Walsh (D) Massachu­
setts, gave 
to Democratic Vice 
Presidential Nominee H a rry S. 
T rum an fo r calling him an isola­
tionist, was believed by G.O.P. 
leaders to have clinched the B ay 
! state fo r th e Dew’ey column on 
I next Tuesday,

Japs Leave Orma, 
Lose 30,000 Men

today 

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.— (INS)-— 
General Douglas M ac A rth ur a n ­
nounced 
t h a t American 
troops had entered C a n t a r a , on 
Leyte, crushing the final delaying 
position of Ja p d efenders on th a t 
island, and estimated th a t Nippon­
ese 
exceeded 
30,000 men.

losses on Leyte 

B attered rem n a n ts of th e Im*- 
penal Japanese Forces on Leyte 
are beginning the evacuation of 
seaport of 
the key-west coast 
Ormoc, A merican pilots re tu r n in g 
from combat over the ship-filled 
harbor reported today.

N um erous Lightning pilots r e ­
tu rn in g from Ormoc sub stantiated 
the fir s t reports of the evacuation 
but no official confirm ation was 
forthcom ing from General Mac­
A r th u r ’s h eadquarters.

M ississippi Electors 
M a y Be Forced to Vote

JA CKSON, Miss., Nov. 2.— 
(INS)-— Legislation to th w a rt e f ­
fo rts of three Democratic electors 
to withhold their votes from P re s ­
ident Roosevelt w’as asked by Gov­
ern or Thomas L. Bailey today be­
fore a special session of the Mis­
sissippi Legislature.

G overnor Bailey, who did not 
specify w hat form the legislation 
should take, addressed the special 
session and asked fo r protection 
of the rights of the s t a te ’s tr a d i­
tionally Democratic 
to 
make th e ir own presidential selec­
tion. He asked 
for a m easure 
that ‘will do no violence to the 
rights of any citizen.”

voters 

K l*for 6 : 3 0

S A T U R D A Y N I G H T

10-2$
IO. golf mounds 
l l being 
17. sway 

drunkenly 
19 coal-scuttle 
22 lair
23. perch
24. clim bing berk
25. eggs
26 sailor
27 enwrapping 
28. native metal 
29^make an
edging
31 Massa­

chusetts cape

32 obscure
34 continuous 
loud moses

35. study
36. legal claims 
37 fortification
38. native of 

Scotland

39. weed
40. macaws
41. withered
43. poker stake
44. pay atten* 
tion to

46. toper
47. meadow

Average time ef s o lstic e : 25 internes 
DUL by King Features Syndicate, loc.

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m e e t i n g s , a n d m a r k e d 
t he u n ­
c a m e 
m a r k e d . W h e n 
a g a i n t h e y w o u l d b e p a i d wel t , 
a n d T h a t M a n w o u l d be n o 
m o r e .

s p r i n g 

last 

This 

tho u g h t 

intrigued 
The Power. He toyed with it, 
amplified it, repeated it. “ That 
Man would be no more."

The Pow er was a cre a tu re 
of obsessions. T h a t Man was 
an obsession. He had 
long 
planned 
to save The People 
from T h a t Man’s kind. Now 
the chance had come. E very ­
th in g was ready.

The Pow er thumbed a file of 
letters absently. These were 
lette rs 
from The Tool. Let­
ters a bout The P o w er’s domain, 
le tte rs a b o u t That Man, letters 
a b o u t fishing trips, too.

The Pow er smiled when he 
rage 
tho u g h t of The Tool’s 
a fte rno on The Stomach 
the 
told him how T h a t Man was 
in with Those People who upset 
The Tool’s plans f o r traveling.
t h e 
b e e n 
T o o l a b o u t T h a t M a n , b u t his 
w o r d s h a d b e e n u s e l e s s unt i l 
t h e n . 
T o o l wa* 
r e a d y , t oo.

f e l l i n g 

N o w 

T h e 

ba d 

H e 

Oh, yes, The Tool was going 
to send him a copy of a book 
he had been 
“ The 
L ost White Race." The Power 
would 
tha t, he 
knew.

reading. 

read 

like 

to 

The Pow er thought of these 
things and was content. He 
shoved a m atch along the edge 
o f the desk, hovered it against 
the cigar, hit a t the stogie h u r­
riedly 
finally breathed out a 
fo g of swirling smoke.
T h is w a s g o i n g 

t o be a bi g 
f o r T h e P o w e r . T h e r e 
f e a r . E v e r y ­

m o n t h 
t o 
w a s n o t h i n g 
t h i n g w a s r e a d y .

then 

J u s t 

the phone 

rang. 
The Power grum bled it o f f the 
hook and up to hs ear, m ut­
te re d an opening.

It was 

l o r g distance. The 
Tool was calling. The Power 
listened.

“ Wait? . . . W a it? ”
T here is no thing to fear.
“ Who cares w hat the people 

will th in k ? ”

T here is nothing to fear.
those 
“ Hang 
news­
hack 
they c a n ’t do any­
paperm en, 
thing .”

T here is nothing to fe a r.
“ We g otta g e t T h a t Man . , . 

Now, I tell y a .”
Get rid of those Fool Ideas.

“ Wait? . . . W a it? ”
The people are stupid.
“ You’re ord erin g me, huh. 

A n othe r month, h u h ? ”

Maybe this w asn’t going to 

be a big month.

“ Al l r i g h t . I’ll w a i t a n o t h e r 
m o n t h . M a y b e t h e p e o p l e wi l l 
f o r g e t . ”

Ye shall fe a r the 
the people find it out.

tr u th , 

if 

“ The People . . . hu m ph .” 
The Power 

cigar 
smoke o u t his nostrils, b reath ed 
heavily, slapped the papers on 
the desk.

snorted 

T h at Man and Those People 
had won again. The Pow er 
wanted action, now.”

“ Humph 

. . 

. wait a n o th e r 

m onth.”

T hat Man, Those People, he 

knew, could wait.

T h i s w a s n ’t g o i n g 

t o b e a 
b i g m o n t h a f t e r a l l . — HORACE 
BUSBY.

No man is such a co nq uero r 
as the man who has de fe a te d 
himself.— H enry Ward Beecher

I pray you, school yourself.— 

Shakespeare.

Lord deliver me from myself. 
-Sir Thomas Browne.

Nothing requires a r a r e r in­
tellectual heroism than willing­
ness to see o ne’s equation w r it­
ten out..— George Santayana.

W henever I wish to enjoy the 
I am not 
to hu nt f a r ; I can 

quips of a clown, 
compelled 
laugh at m yself.— Seneca.

in 

The se nio rs 

t h e College of A rts 
receive 
to 
and Science# who expect 
in F e b r u a r y a nd who 
t h e ir degree# 
tim e 
need a s s i s t a n c e 
e m p lo y m e n t should come by 
t h e e m ­
ploym en t office IO! M Main B u ild ing 
to 

file an application.

in se cu ring full 

( HARLES V D U N H A M , 
D irector of S t u d e n t 
E m p l o y m e n t B u reau .

be 

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held 
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to 5 o ’clock a t t h e W om en s Gym . 
sectioniz in g p e r m its a nd 

cal T rainin g 
F riday 
2 
B ring y o ur 
w i n t e r s e m e s t e r A u d i t o r ’s r e c e i p t s . 
A NNA HISS.
D irecto r P hy sica l 
T ra i n i n g for W< men.

the 

from 

NO T IC ES 

U n i v e r s i t y 
Literary or an y of it* branch** arc o f ­
r e ­
ficial u n i v e r s i t y 
q u ir in g im m ed iate a tte n tio n . S t u d e n ’ * 
who fail to r espo n d to libra ry n otices 
will be 
t h e 
Dean of S t u d e n t Life.

com m u nication * 

th e Office o f 

r e fe rred 

to 

DONALD CONEY, 
L ib r a r ia n .

O ff The Record - By Ed Reed

(E D ITO R'S N O T E : The fol- 
in 
loniwg story, first printed 
the Texan on S eptem ber 24, 
the Sunday before 
the Sep­
tem ber meeting of the Board of 
Regents, caused much specula­
tion as to its m eaning— campus 
politics? stu d e n t politics? state 
politics?

A month and a week 

later 
it again— this 
you can 
tim e to answ er y o u r own ques­
tions.)

re a d 

Everything was ready. This 
was going to be a big month 
f o r The Power, and he was 
satisfied.

A t long last he was going 
to even 
the score w'ith That 
Man Up T h e re— and nobody 
suspected.
his 
The 
through 
gn a rled 
his mane 
of greying hair, 
chewed contentedly on an u n­
lighted cigar, and 
the 
desk top of evidence.

P o w e r 
fing ers back 

forked 

eyed 

s t o r i e s , e v e n 

C l i p p i n g s — e d i t o r i a l s , 
j o k e s 

a r t i ­
c l e s , 
f r o m 
T h a t P a p e r — o n l y p a r a g r a p h s 
b u t t h e y j i g - s a w e d t o g e t h e r to 
p r o v e T h e P o w e r ’s p o i n t s .

There were photographs, toe, 
a nd stenographic copies of the 
Fool Idea* T h a t Man spread. 
Yes, and there was The List— 
th e docum ented e v i d e n c e 
a g a in st “ The 3 00 “ w'ho disci- 
pled th e Fool Ideas.

T h e y were such 

The Pow er fondled the pa­
pers on the desk, and his lips 
arched to trace a parsing smile.
fools Up 
T here. 
the 
W o rk e rs had been gatherin g 
th e evidence, and no one had 
suspected.

spring 

Since 

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ie 
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tw ice weekly 
during tbe sum m er se ssio n tinder tbs 
title of Tbe Sum m er T e x a s by Texas 
Stu d en t P ub lication s. 

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L o s t a n t N ight E d ito r 

HORACE BUSBY ; 

Mickey

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sight R ep orters 

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light A m usem ents E d ito r . Ear- 

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5 gentle knock 
8. place
12. land- 

measures
13. city In Brazil
14. pedal digit#
15. writing
16. repeats
18. consume food 
19 possesses
20. rub ow*
21. pagan deity 
23. observe
24 sharpened
26. sesame
27. small bed
30. baking 

chamber

31. feline
32. feminine 
name
33. close 

comrade
34. June bug
35. gray-black 
carnivore

36. cover
37. Italian city
38. dye
41. Japanese 

coin

42. college cheer

D I S M I S S A L A R O U S E S 
W R A T H

to re a d on 

Those placards ad orning tree 
and lam ppost over the campus 
were th ere early this morning 
— early enough fo r the forbid- 
sailors o f 
den-to-dem onstrate 
their 
the campus 
w ay to breakfast. They were 
placed 
there ii1 a spontaneous 
burst of outrage from those of 
stu d e n t body who were 
the 
th e Rainey- 
keeping up with 
Board of Regents controversy.
The a b r u p t and su m m a ry dis­
missal Wednesday n ig ht of . . . 
Doctor Rainey provoked 
the 
w rath of students, as a ny dicta­
torial 
the 
rights o f the people has always 
provoked the wrath o f all stu ­
dents a n d democrats.

fla u n tin g 

action 

Some of those violent plac­
ards do no t stray f a r off the 
track when th e y cam p are our 
homegrown kind to the d ic ta t­
or of enem y countries. A total 
the e n e rg y a1 a 
war claims 
nation to aid in sta m p in g out 
Fascism in E u r o p e , and under 
cover of the h urrah of making 
those who 
safe, 
dem ocracy 
form 
the direct antith esis of 
democracy— th a t is, autocracy, 
to consolidate 
are a tte m p tin g 
their power over 
the lives of 
their fellow Americans.

sign 
to 

Autocracy, 

fascism, w h a t­
ever you wish to call th e as­
sumption of the rule of the rich 
and pow erful over th e ir coun­
is in our midst! The 
trym en, 
to 
is a tte m p tin g 
dollar 
the 
dictate 
the people of 
United States, which 
includes 
the people of Texas, which in­
cludes the present and future 
stu dents o f The U niversity of 
Texas w hat th e y will say, what 
they w ill do, and w hat they will 
think! The swastika does it in 
G erm any.

specifically 

Look a t the men who have 
“ fire d ” R residen t Rainey. Look 
at w h at they r e p r e s e n t— what 
they 
re pre se n t! 
Look a t the m en, specifically, 
whom they have fired! Look at 
the book— the specific book, 
they 
U.S.A.— w'hich 
banned! 
That book, and 
those p rofes­
sors, and President Ram ey, and 
the millions of men a nd women 
in American uniform and 
in 
American war industry all op­
pose the identical thing. . .

We shall not stand by! W’e 
are n o t standing by, and we 
shall fig h t for our rights! A 
hundred and sixty-eight years 
back they fought for, and won, 
those rights!

V. M.

O N E N O T S O C U R I O U S
Seven 

thousand University 
fu tu re s 
students, with whose 
are 
the U niversity Regents 
gambling, 
the 
stood outside 
fro n t doors of the sta te capitol 
building this morning.

They wanted 

their 
Governor, and they hoped their 
Governor would see them .

see 

to 

They hoped he would do 
something to save the in stitu ­
tion which 
in­
stitution in which they have in-

they love— the 

lay ne Black 

Aline Hay*
d i s t a n t 
light T e le g ra p h E d i to r — M artha 

Murphy 

_ 

, _ 

fait*.

i

Just say we re very happy — and ail rumors of a divorce ore 

P hon e 8-70S 7

vested so much of their time, 
en ergy and money.

All the people who work in 

the capitol were curious.

T h at is, all except one.
The secretaries, clerks and 
sta te officials stood in the big 
windows of the capitol, looking 
ou t a t the crowd.

T hat is, in all the big wind­

ows except one.

The window o f 

the gover­
tight 
the blinds were pulled 

n o r ’s office was closed 
and 
down.

Calculate* Coke was not 

curious.

FRANK GOODWYN

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