Speaker Dates Filled
For Issues' Course
By A N N E C H A M B E R S
The final outline of sp eak er*
f o r the G r e a t Issues course, as
a n n o u n c e d by th e com m itte e M onri av a f t e r n o o n , i n c l u d e s m e n f r o m
H a r v a rd , Yale. N ew York U niversity, tw o u n d e r s e c r e ta r ie s f r o m
*
the D e p artm en t of State, and two
a u th o ritie s f r o m the U niv ersity
campus.
Dr. L ew is H a n k e , d i r e c t o r o f t h e
In stitu te of L atin -A m e ric a n Aff a i r s , wi l l s p e a k M e d n e s d a v e \ e A m e r i c a n F o r e i g n Polm n g on
i c y in R e l a t i o n t o L a t i n A m e r i c a
T h i s t h i r d in t h e s e r i e s o f e i g h t
t o p i c s wi l l b e p r e s e n t e d in t h e
a u d ito riu m of the U niversity C h r is ­
t i a n C h u r c h a t 7 : 30.
Bruce H o p p e r o f the D e p a r t ­
m e n t of G o v e r n m e n t a t H a r v a r d
wi l l s p e a k N o v e m b e r I o n “ A m e r ­
i c a n F o r e i g n P o l i c y in R e l a t i o n t o
the t a r F a st.” E ducated a t H a r ­
vard, O xford, and Sorb o n n e, he
was an e ditorial w riter fo r the
China P re ss in S hanghai d u r i n g
t n e 1 9 2 0 ’s a n d is a u t h o r o f a s e r i e s
of
articles
entitled
“ Through
China s Door.”

the U n ited Nation*.

Assistant

V O L 51

Suez Railway Shop
Seized by British

4 Service Groups
To Aid in C a m p a ign
S t u d e n t p a r t i c i p a t i o n in p r o rooting the passage of th e c o n s ti­
tutional a m e n d m e n t perm itting a
broader divedification of invest­
ments for the Perm anent U niver­
sity F u n d * h a s g a in e d m o m e n t u m
du ring the past week.
A m eeting of students intereste d in t h e i s s u e wi l l be h e l d T u e s 2 : 3 0 p . m . in t h e S t u d e n t s '
Association office. Jo h n M cC urdy,
executive s e c re t a r y of the E x - S t u ­
d e n t s ’ A s s o c i a t i o n , will h e p r e s e n t
t o t e l l o f f u r t h e r p l an * .
Members
of
Orange Jackets,
Ri v e r S p u r s , a n d < o w b o y s a r e
visiting
boarding
houses,
girls'
d o r m s , &nd c l u b m e e t i n g s t o i n ­
form students of the a m e n d m e n t
arid d i s t r i b u t i n g p o s t c a r d s t o be
mailed to t h e ir parents e x p la in in g
t h e i ss u e .
B o o t h s wi l l tie m a n n e d b y m e m ­
b e r s of A l p h a Phi O m e g a
on
W ednesday, Thursday, and Friday
to distribute post cards.
H a l f - t i m e ac t i v it i es a t t h e I exas-Ric« and T ex a s Baylor g a m e s
w I re m in d sp e c ta to r s of tne elec­
tion. C a m p u s l e a g u e of W o m e n
V o t e r s ;s a i * o p l a n n i n g a p r o g r a m
concerning the am endm ent.
T h e p r o p o s e d a m e n d m e n t wi l l
be su o m i t t e d to T e x a s v o t e r s a t a
s p e c i a l e l e c t i o n o n N o v e m b e r 13,

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S o u t h

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1951

Price 5 Cen ts

By G E N E DO W

A 33-year-old University student was shot to
death Monday afternoon about 3:20 in the club
h%use of the Pitch and Putt Golf Course near
Lamar Boulevard and Barton Springs Road.
John Douglas Rinser of Austin, operator of
I the Pitch and Putt course, w as the victim of thfree
shots from a .25 calibre automatic pistol.
The suspect being questioned bv the detective

C A I R O , E g y p t , Oct. 2 2 — u P i — j
T h e t a n k s r o l l e d in a t 5 p . m . I
British a r m y
tan k * seized
the
British soldier* a t the sa m e
E g y p t i a n S t a t e R a i l w a y s w o r k - h o u r o c c u p i e d s w i t c h p o i n t s on
shops M o n d ay ju st outside P o r t the railway r u n n i n g fro m th e B r i t
S u e z in t h e
B r i t i s h - h e l d C a n a l j j8h m i l i t a r y p o r t o f A n a b i a , s o u t h
Zone.
of P o r t Suez, to British c a m p s
E g y p tia n In terio r M inister F u a d f a r t h e r inland
S e r a g Ed Din said 20 ta n k * to o k
does
not
pass
The
railway
the shops and 25 locomotives. An
th ro u g h the p o r t city h u t goes
Associated Pre ss dispatch fro m
a r o u n d it. T h e
c i t y is o u t - o f P o r t S u e z r e p o r t . ^ IO t a n k . w e r e boun()> ^ B r „ „ h forc(>.
involved.
E g y p tian officials a t Suez said
S e r a g Ed Din also said a B r i t ­
t h e B r i t i s h c o m m a n d t o l d t h e m it
i sh m i l i t a r y p o l i c e m a n s h o t a n
a l s o p l a n n e d t o c u t t w o oil p i p e ­
Egyptian dead and that the po­
lines f r o m P o r t S u e z to Ca ir o . O n e
l ic e m a n said he fir ed b e c a u s e t h e
has a c a p a c i t y o f 1 4 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 g a l ­
E g y p tia n passed too n e a r a B r i t ­
lons of g a s o l i n e m o n t h l y ; t h e o t h ­
ish m i l i t a r y c a m p .
er carries kerosene.
T h e a r m y m o v e wa* a s w i f t f o l ­
The navy e sc o rte d and piloted
lowup of the British Navy'* se iz­
u r e o f c o m m a n d in t h e h a r b o r t o a t l e a s t e i g h t c a r g o s h i p s t o t h e
break a tie-up of Britich m e r c h a n t
do cksid eso fA b a d i a , a B ritish mils h i p p i n g c a u s e d by a n E g y p t i a n
l t a r >’p o r t n e a r
Suez at the Red
labor b o y co tt and a h a r b o r pilots' Sea end of th e canal.
strike.
A uthorities re p o rte d the land
and sea moves were related. The
railway
seizure
was
reported
aimed a t e n fo rc in g a British u lti­
m a t u m c al l in g on t h e E g y p t i a n
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a n d p i ,o U to
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bureau late Monday night gave his address as
Washington, D.C. He is said to have been on a
ten-day vacation and has been in Austin three
days.
By late Monday night no charges had been
filed.
Three mon playing golf and one other man
near-by found the body shortly after the shooting.
John White, the key w itness to the shooting.

Navy Recruiter
Interviews Today
University
men interested
in
the U n ited S ta te s Navy m ay find
■#ut m o r e a b o u t t h e s e r v i c e T u e s da \ a n d W e d n e s d a y , said J o e F a r ­
rar, director of the S tu d en t E m ­
ployment Bureau.
C d r . H . H e m e J r . of t h e N a v y
Re H i l t i n g S t a t i o n , Ita l as, wull he
on t h e c a m p u s t o i n t e r v i e w m e n
i n t e r e s t e d rn d i r e c t c o m m i s s i o n s .
P e r s o n s w h o believe t h e y can
q u a l i f y m a y fill o u t a n a p p l i c a ­
t i o n wnt h f d r . H e m e a t B. H a l l
117.
The U n iv e rsity received to p h o n ­
or * in t h e n a t i o n t his y e a r , ‘ e n d ­
ing - x g r a d u a t e * , h i g h e s t n u m ­
ber of s t idents, to tne first N av y
Office » C a n d id a t e School. The
*:x g r a d u a t e s ,
received c o m m is­
si o n s , F a r r a r s a i d .
From the D e ce m b er class, the
N avy selected twelve U niversity
grad .ates.
Colleges
in
Texas,
O klahom a, amt New Mexico c o n tr i ­
b u t e d to t h e class.
Th e t w e l v e U n i v e r s i t y o f TeAas
g r a d . a t e * w h o will a t t e n d a r e M.lW
M e r e d i th J r . J a m e s Wily i o n R. O v e r t o n , A r t h u r
x, J a m e * <' D a y , B o b b y
Ear
a n , B a k e r P. J o n e s , T h o m Ka
VV rer McBat. h, T h u r b e r A.
w J r , R i c h a r d D a v i d Da v i s,
< - R Lew s, a n d L a n e T h u r -

West.

Dr. W atson to Talk
On Underwater Sound
Dr . R. B. M a t s o n , a s s o c i a t e p r o ­
f e s s o r o f pr y.-:(■*, will d e s c r i b e r e ­
search on e q u ip m e n t f o r u n d e r ­
water sound-wave transmission at
a m eeting of the Acoustical Soci­
ety of A m e r i c a W e d n e s d a y , T h u r s d a y , a n d F r i d a y in C h i c a g o . Dr.
Watson
« a r e s e a r c h s c i e n t i s t in
he D e f e r e R e s e a r c h L a b o r a t o r y .
T n t N a v y u.->ps t h e e q u i p m e n t
for u n d e r w a t e r Signaling, c o n t o u r
m a p p i n g , a n d d e t e c t i o n . I t is a l s o
utilized b y f i s h e r m e n .
D r . C. P . B o n e r , n a t i o n a l l y - r e c ­
ogn ize d a c o u s ti c s a u t h o r i t y , also
wi, a t t e n d tile m e e t i n g . Dr . B o n e r
is d n e c t o i
of the D e fen se R e ­
search L aoorator}.

NO. 48

had just finished a round of golf and was sitting
outside the clubhouse window when the assailant
entered the building. When Mr. White heard the
first shot he looked through the window and saw
the man holding a revolver. He ran from the club
house and tried to signal the three men playing
golf. He heard “two or maybe three’’ more shots
as he was running.
The three golfers were on Hole No. 8 when they
---------------------------- ♦heard the shots. Hank Fuller,
Ted Unger, and Pete Edgar,
employes of the Capitol Bear­
ing Service, 503 San Jacinto,
said they thought at the time
it was only someone shooting
firecrackers.

Four Candidates Announce
For Student Assembly Posts

“ A f t e r we h e a r d th e shots, t w o
o f us w e n t o n a n d m a d e o u r l a s t
pu tts before we realized w ha t had
h a p p e n e d , ” Mr . F u l l e r said. " A s
w e looked h a c k t o w a r d s t h e c lu b
house, we saw a m an come o u t
of the building a nd hurriedly g e t
i n t o his c a r . ”
The man drove to the paved
road a t the n o r th end of the
co u rse, pa ssing n e a r - b y the No. 8
g r e e n . M r . U n g e r a n d Mr . E d g a r
m entally took down a description
of the man while Mr. Fuller c a u g h t
th e license p l a t e n u m b e r a n d m a k e
of car.

Rice Drawing
To End Friday

Losing a Pin
Isn’t Any Call
To Get Alarmed

Six Pages Today

UT Student Shot to Death
A t Pitch and Putt Course

erson,
Assistant
Secretary
o f 0 f O u r F o r e i g n P olicy,” will be
S t a t e i n c h a i g e o f U n i t e d N a t i o n s j^jven b y F e l i x C o h e n , W a s h i n g t o n
A ffa irs, a n d Clyde E ag leto n , pro- .
.
fessor of g o v e r n m e n t a t N ew Y o rk law y er and *
o{ t h « *U f f
a t Yale a n d t h e City College of
University.
A l t h o u g h t h e t o p i c wi l l n o t b e N e w Y' or k.

Students Push
UT Money Bill

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of

F i r s t

h a n d le d as a d e b ate, Mr. E ag leS t a t e , t o n **i<i i n a p e r s o n a l d i s c u s s i o n

G e o r g e M c G h e e wi l l p r e s e n t t h e
* m em b e r of the committee a
topic on th e N e a r E a s t N o v e m w e e k s a g o t h a t he
b e r 16. H e is i n c h a r g e o f M i d d l e s e v e r a l a r e a s i n w h i c h h e d i f f e r e d
E a s t e r n , S o u t h A s i a n , a n d A f r i - j )n o p i n i o n w i t h M r . H i c k e r s o n a n d
c a n A f f a i r s f o r t h e D e p a r t m e n t h e wi l l p r e p a r e h i s s p e e c h a r o u n d
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week of
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A m e ric an F o r e ig n Policy
and t
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t h e U n i t e d N a t i o n s ” wi l l b e c o y - N o v e m b e r 1 9 - 2 3 .
The concluding lecture, “ Ethics
ered by tw o speakers, Jo h n Hick

Dr . G e o r g e H o f f m a n o f t h e U n i ve rsity D e p a r t m e n t of G e o g r a p h y
A m e r i c a n F o r e i g n Polwi l l c o v e r
on Noi cy in R e l a t i o n t o E u r o p e
v e r n i e r s. A n a t i v e of A u s t r i a , he
worked with the League of NaCions a n d h a s b e e n a s s o c i a t e d w i t h

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Secretary

T he

T h e t h r e e r a n to th e club h ou se
a long with Mr. W hite and f o u n d
R i n s e r ’* b o d y . T h e y c a l l e d t h e
police a n d t h e a m b u l a n c e . T h e
body was t a k e n to H yltin-M anor
Funeral Home for examination.
i

2,100 Seats Gone
During First D ay

T h e police i m m e d i a t e l y r a d i o e d
city and sta te patrol cars giving
them the description of the c a r
a n d th e license n u m b e r .

In only a few m i n u t e s t h e s u s ­
pect was spotted a b o u t nine miles
I Gow n, p ro g ram commission chair- from Austin on the B urnet High____
A n n _______
o u n c i n g f o r S t u d e n t A s s e m - s o p h o m o r e a r c h i t e c t u r e s t u d e n t in V o t e r s .
b l y p o s t * a r e M a r g a r e t U n d r e s s 1951 a n d is a m e m b e r o f t h e
S h e w a s l i f t e d o n t h e h o n o r r o l l m a n f o r W e s t m i n s t e r S t u d e n t E e l - w a y . The t h r e e s t a t e p a t r o l m e n ,
W h e n a U n i v e r s i t y g i r l get,*
ar i d G a y l e G a r t h f r o m t h e C o l l e g e A m e r i c a n I n s t i t u t e o f A i c h i t e c t s .
l a s t fall a n d s p r i n g a n d is a s s i s t - l o w s h i p , a n d
t r e a s u r e r o f C h i 1 - arr y D a n i e l , T o m F. r i c k s o n , a n d
p i n n e d , i t ’* a b i g e v e n t i n h e r
and
o f A r t s a n d S c i e n c e s ; J . K. T a y - j A
member
of
I n t e r - F r a t e r n i t y a n t s c h o l a r s h i p c h a i r m a n o f P i O m e g a s o r o r i t y . M i s s U n d r e s s h a s N.
Star,
of
the
License
life. B u t s e l d o m i* i t so b i g a*
W eig h t Division, over-took the c a r
served on the F r e e Dance C om
l o r f r o m t h e S c h o o l o f l a w ; a n d | C o u n c i l , h e a l s o s e r v e s a s v i ce - B e t a P h i s o r o r i t y .
the p in n in g wheh took place a t
a n d m a d e th e a r r e s t with little opn u t t e r and the student participa
V e rnon H e im ke from the College president of T au Kappa Epsilon
7 p.m. M o n d a y .
M a r g a r e t E n d r e s s , s e n i o r p h y - Hon c o m m i t t e e o f C a m p u s L e a g u e p o s i t i o n I r o m t h e m a n .
fraternity.
of Engineering.
Friends of the pinned couple
si cs m a j o r f r o m F o r t W o r t h , h a s o f W o m e n V o t e r s .
“ We w e r e s u r e we had the r i g h t
J. IC. T a y lo r , f i r s t - y e a r law- s t u ­
celebrated
by throwing
both
S h e wa * p r e s i d e n t o f h e r s o p h - m a n i m m e d i a t e l y , t h e d e s c r i p t i o n
G a y la G a r t h is o n e o f t h r e e a n n o u n c e d h e r c a n d i d a c y f o r t h e
d e n t, ha s a n n o u n c e d his c a n d i d a c y
g i r l a n d b o y in M e m o r i a l F o u n ­
f o r S c h o o l o f I. aw a s s e m b l y m a n .
E l i n g f o r a s e a t o n t h e S t u d e n t A s s e m b l y f r o m t h e C o l - o m o r e c l a s s , a m e m b e r o f t h e S t u - f i t p e r f e c t l y a n d t h e d r i v e r ’s s h i r t
tain.
d e n t Council a n d Honor B oard, was torn and bloody,” P a t ro lm a n
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Ba c k a t t h e c l u b h o u s e , i n v e s t i q u i t e a f e w t i c k e t * t o s e a t * a r e p a , h o n o r a r y s c h o l a s t i c f r a t e r n i t y . i o r F. ng l i s h m a j o r f r o m H o u s t o n , B o a r d . A s h b e l L i t e r a r y S o c i e t y , e l a t i o n o f L o u i s i a n a C o l l e g e w h i l e
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of s t r u g g l e w i t h m a n y thing* o v e r ­
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g o a l l i n t o n t h e e a s t s i d e o f t h e C o l l e g e , h e is e m p l o y e d a t t h e a n d
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pe ct w e r e t a k e n to th e Police D e ­
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emphasized
t h a t f| a t e , is m a r r i e d a n d a f a t h e r o f a
d e p a r t m e n t t h a t she j u s t w a n t ­
p a r t m e n t h e a d q u a r t e r s in t h e M u ­
s t u d e n t s w h o h a v e n ’t h a d p i c t u r e s t w o - y e a r - o l d d a u g h t e r ,
ed t h e m t o l o o k f o r a l o s t f r a ­
nicipal B u i ld i n g f o r q u e s t io n i n g .
taken or h a v e lost their B lanket
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t e r n i t y p i n. T h e y a n s w e r e d a s a
Mr . a n d M r s . Al R i n s e r , 7 0 1
Tax m ay h a v e
pictures taken
Vernon Heimke, ju n io r archir e g u l a r a l a r m . T w o police c a r s
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f o r m e r w i f e ; a n d hi y o u n g d a u g h t h e s e e v e i g o t in “ My C o l l e g e a p p n o t e d M o n d a y by
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national Room, Texas Union.
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business m a n a g e r of the intereolegiate o ffice, said M onday a f te r noon.
D r a w i n g f o r s e a t l o c a t i o n * wi l l
continue through Friday.
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Ballot Places Assigned
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e a rn e d , 15-6, v ic to ry .
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by
g e n e ra l
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s a id he w o u ld n ’t k n o w unt i l l a t er t h a t w h ich a s lig h t 130-pound in
m a n a g e r Jo e C ro n in . T h e la tte r
back fo r a q u ick to u c h d o w n arid
th is w e e k w h e t h e r G u a r d W a l t e r d iv id u a l d isp la y s f iv e d ays a w e e k
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re ta in e d in the o rg a n iz a tio n and
“ R u b e n ” fo r sh o rt.
gam e. S q u a d m em b ers w h o saw
assigned to its fa rm system .
I t has been a lm o s t th re e w eek s
the m o st s e rvice S a t u r d a y took
sin ce “ R u b e n ”
w a lk e d
in to the
G enuine Ford Parts
th in g s easy

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th e T e x a s
gam e
w o u ld s t a r t
W ednesday.
D r. R o b e r t M o rg a n , team phys ic ia n , said th a t he w o u ld probab ly h ave a re p o r t on F re d Benn e r s.’ . . X. .ra. y
p ic tu re s
Tuesday,
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sam e gam e w ill be re a d y fo r the
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t w e lf t h
m an ,
5,000
stro n g , held a pep r a lly on K y le
F ie ld
M o n d a y a t th e end o f the
A g g ie w o rk o u ts
in p re p a ra tio n
fo r the gam e w ith B a y lo r S a tu rJ
n a >T w e n t y - fiv e v a r s it y
g rid d e rs
w h o p la y e d
a g a in s t T C L
w ent
th ro u g h lig h t d rill- and w a te re d
m o vies o f th e gam e. R ig h t end
C h a r lie H o d g e w as the o n .y serious C a d e t c a s u a lty . A n in ju r e d
back m a y k eep him o u t o f th e
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S t e e r d re ssin g ro o m , w h e re som e
s ix ty b em u scled g rid d e rs w e r e
b u s ily f it t in g th e m s e lv e s in to 16
pou n d p ra c tic e g e a r, and asked
f o r a u n ifo rm .

b o y s ” sc rim m a g e , R u b e n ru n s lap-,
a ro u n d the C la r k F ie ld p ra c tic e
a re
l­ a . H is gnai is 20 laps each d a y ,
be says.
130-pounds o f e ag e rn e ss is a
fr e q u e n t puzzle to C o ach J u n g
m ich e l. R e c e n tly , d u rin g a w id e ­
open
s c rim m a g e ,
Ruben
asked
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fe n d e rs .
S u r p r is e d ,

the
S te e r
g e n e ra l
a ttitu d e
tr a in in g cam p .
G e n e F le m in g , 220 pound v e t­
e ra n g u a r d , sa y s, ‘ I t tak es a lo t
o f g u ts to co m e o u t h ere w hen
yo u h a v e n 't p la ye d high school

c a lm e d the y o u n g q u a r te rb a c k b y
e x p la in in g th a t he w a s n 't re a d y to
“ ta k e the w ra p s o f f ” him y e t.
“ I sure a d m ire th e k id ,” s a y s
Ju n g rn ic h e l, w h ich sum s

w in n in g a n u m e ra l an d a b e rth on
th e t r a v e lin g s q u a d — b u t all p ra ise
his d e te r m in a tio n . R u b e n says he
w ill s ta y o u t “ as lo n g as I am ab le

G iv e n one, he jo in e d the p ra c ­
tic e an d w as in s e rte d in to a s s is t­
ant
co ach
Buddy
Ju n g r n ic h e l’*
s c ru b lin e u p a t th e m an -u n der
slo t, w h e re he busied h im s e lf p ass­
in g a g a in s t th e n u m b e r one d e ­
fe n s e u n it.
T o o b se rve rs o f th e session it
w a s o b vio u s th a t he w as new to
th e g am e h u t th e co ach es and
p la y e rs a d m ire d his s p ir it and the
in te re s t he show ed.
E a g e r to le a rn , he harassed
team m ates w ith p ro c e d u re qu es­
tio n s, s tu m p in g one w ith th is, “ Is
it tr u e th a t on p lu n g e s a h a rk
sh o u ld hit. the lin e o f sc rim m a g e
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o f H e n r y C la y S e a r c y . W h y so
la t e ? W e ll , d u rin g h is high school
d ay s a t S u n s e t in D a lla s , he wag
too b u sy te n d in g a h erd o f cow s.
“ I p la ye d m y f ir s t fo o tb a ll in
in t r a m u r a l
at
C olum Viia,
fro m
w h e re
I t r a n s f e r r e d a f t e r tw o
y e a r s .” R u b e n sa y s he “ liked th e
fe e l o f the h a ll” an d the s p o rt in
g e n e ra l and w a n te d m ore if it.
T h o u g h his o n ly p re v io u s e x ­
p e rie n c e in a th le tic s w as a y e a r o f
h ig h school te n n is , R u b e n is now
in te re s te d in all sp o rts. T h e ju n io r
i p re - law stu d e n t p la n s to t r y all
th a t he has tim e f o r “ as long as
I I hold m y g ra d e s .”
B u t fo o tb a ll is his im m e d ia te
I in te e rs t. H e spen ds his spare tim e
t r y in g to w o rk his b o d y into peak
c o n d itio n . D u r in g slack perio ds,
w h ile o th e r p la y e rs are a llo w e d to
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L O N G H O R N S P IR IT th a t’s w hat P jb e n hat g o L Tee I 30 pound
player 'H e n ry C ay Sea rcy) stands betw een G e r e f erring, 220pound guard, (rg n t) and Jim La n r *ord, 230-poi.nd lac* e. U n ­
heralded and unannounced Ruben cam e out ‘or the U r ve-S'ty rootba!i team. H e s never p la ye d football before but his sp rd and
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I n tr a m u r a l

W r it e r

T n e m a in d iff e r e n c e b e tw e e n
g ir ls ’ a n d b o y s ’ in t r a m u r a l fo o tb a ll
is w h o p ia y s it. H o w e v e r , th e ru le s
h ave been s lig h t ly re v ise d f o r the
fe m in in e g rid d e rs .

y e a r ’s w in n e r , w a s seeded top p la c «
in th e O ra n g e B r a c k e t. P i P h i I ,
Z e ta an d B S U ra te d th e n e x t se e d ­
ings in th a t o rd e r.

K a p p a I I , T r i- D e lt I I , Z e ta I I
A O P i , A lp h a P h i, A D P i I I ,
D e lta Z e ta , T h e t a I an d I I , G a m ­
T h e b o ys c a n 't m a *e a pass b e ­ ma P h i B e t a I an d I I , an d A lp h a
yo n d the lin e o f sc rim m a g e , b u t G a m m a D e lt a w ill p la y in th e
th e g irls can m ak e a f o r w a r d pass W h it e
B r a c k e t . T h g ta
I, D e lta
a n y w h e re a t a n y t im e on th e fie ld . Z e ta , K a p p a I I I , an d A lp h a P h i
W h i l e t h e b o y s p l a y t w o 2 5 - w e re seeded f ir s t , seco n d , th ird and
m i n u t e h e l v e s , w i t h a e t i m e b e ­ fo u r th , r e s p e c tiv e ly .
*
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R E S U L T S IN P R E L IM S
d i v i de d i n t o f o u r s i x - m i n u t e q u a r ­
t e rs wi t h t w o m i n u t e s b e t w e e n D D D I 6, D Z 0
q u a r t e r s . F i v e t i m e - o u t s o f o n e K K G I I 8, W e s le y 6
m i n u t e e a c h e r e a l l o w e d t he b o y s , K A T I 6, G P B 0
b u t t he gi r l s h e r s f o u r t i m e - o u t s A C O I I 6, A D P I I 0
A P I 0, A G P 0
of tw o minutes.
A k ic k - o ff fr o m th e 20 y a r d lin e
s ta rts the gam e and th e h a lf fo r
th e g irls , w h e re a s a sc rim m a g e on
th e 20 fo llo w s th e o p e n in g w h is tle
in the boyg* gam e.
A p e n e rta tio n is g iv e n th e g ir ls ’
team s a n y tim e a team in is pos­
session o f th e b a ll b e y o n d th e o p ­
p o n e n t’s IO y a r d line. In th e b o y s ’
gam e a p e n e tra tio n is sec red w hen
a team has possession o f th e b all
in sid e
th e
o p p o n e n t's
20 y a rd
strip s.
A b o y s ’ te a m m a y m ak e an e x tra
p o in t by c a r r y in g o r p assin g the
oaii fro m the 2-yard lin e o v e r tile
goal lin e . T h e g irls c a n n o t m ake
an e x tra p o in t a f t e r a to u c h d o w n .
A “ to u c h ” in boys p ia y o c cu rs
w hen an o p p o n e n t to u ch e s th e ball
c a r r ie r w ith both h a n d s ; a g irl
can m ak e a to u ch w ith o n ly one
hand.
T h e boys do n o t h a v e a n e u tr a l
zone. T h e n e u tra l zone ru le fo r the
g irls
sta te s
th a t th e
o ff e n s iv e
team m u st be b eh in d th e b a ll and
the d e fe n s iv e team fiv e y a r d s b e ­
yo n d th e lin e o f s c rim m a g e .
♦

P B P I 6, B S U 0
Z T A I I 12, P B P I I 0
C O 6, D G 0
K K G I I 6, D D D I I 0
Z T A I 6, A D P I 0

Volleyball, Tennis Open
Today in Fem Murals
M ix e d
v o lle y b a ll
and
te n n is
to u rn a m e n ts w ill b egin T u e s d a y ,
a t 7 p.m . an d 5 p.m ., r e s p e c t iv e ly .
W e s ie y ,
BSU ,
P o w e ll
Co-op,
K a p p a , T ri- D e it.
L u th e r a n
S tu ­
d ents, S ig m a D e lt a T a u , G a m m a
P h i B e t a , D e lta Z e ta , and Z e ta
h ave e n te re d th e v o lle y b a ll t o u r ­
n ey.
Flleven g ro u p s w ith 48 p la y e r s
h ave e n te re d th e te n n is t o u r n a ­
m en t. R o s e m a ry S o n e an d T o m m y
M c C a m b e ll w e re seeded to p p o si­
tio n . O th e r seeded p la y e rs in t h e ir
o rd e r a re B e t t y G r a y an d H a r r is a g
B o w le s .
C h ir le y
A n d e rs o n
and
G e n e F is c h e r, an d D o ris ( a s e y and
G ene St. Jo h n .
B o th to u r n a m e n ts w ill be p la y e d
on T u e s d a y s an d T h u rs d a y s .

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lim in a r ie s K a p p a I, Z e ta . B S L , P i N o w I t ’* A p p r e c i a t i o n W e e k
L I T T L E R O C K , A r k ., O r t. 22—
F*hi I, C h i O m e g a, W e s le y , T riD e lt I, D e lta G a m m a , A C h i O I, tVP)— O n e sp e c ia l “ w e e k ” fo r th e
and A D P i I w e re p lace d in the U n iv e r s it y o f A r k a n s a s fo o tb a ll
O ra n g e
B ra c k e t. K a p p a
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n o r S o l M e M a th p ro c la im e d la s t
w eek as “ B e a t T e x a s W e e k ” and
“ o r d e r e d ” th e R a z o rb a c k s to trim
th e ly in g h n r n s fo r t h " f ir s t tim e
in 13 y e a r*. T h e y did it, 16-14, in
one o f th e n a t io n ’* b ig u p se t*
S a t u r d a y . So , M o n d a y , th is w a *
p ro c la im e d “ R a z o rb a c k A p p r e c ia ­
tion
W e e k .”
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m a rk M iss B r a t t in a 's f ir s t a p p e a r
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b e a u ty in th e fo rm o f a 26-inch
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tin a , a d is c o v e ry o f th e g ir l w rest-'
lin g p ro m o te r, B i l l y W o lf e .
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R o m e ro
fa c e s
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— By Bibler

Little Man on tKe Campus

Football Teams Make
Millions-Don't They?

tidelands
Pro-state tidelands legislation, a long­
standing source of controversy in Conress, reposes securely on the shelf these
" i i ys after months of congressional foot­
balling.
Thanks to Senator O’Mahoney, chair­
man of the Senate Interior and Insular
Affairs Committee, a bill to return off­
shore lands to full state ownership never
left committee and consequently failed
to reach the Senate floor. A similar meas­
ure, the Walter quitclaim bill, had breez­
ed through the pro-state House of Repre­
sentatives by a sizeable majority.
Now that Congress has adjourned, the
future for this important piece of legis­
lation becomes extremely cloudy, replac­
ing the general optimism state ownership
advocates had expressed in recent
months.

Sam e

There is, too, an imminent danger th at
a Truman executive order will permit
federal authorities to take over the oilrich tidelands while Congress is out of
session. Reports from Washington have
warned that legal experts are studying
war powers acts and the defense produc­
tion act to determine whether the Presi­
dent has definite power to issue such an
edict.
With election time drawing nigh, the
President—though he is known to favor
federal control of the disputed lands—may not wish to go out on the familiar
limb and issue an executive order even if
he finds he owns that power.
The question: will the measure be
acted upon when Congress reconvenes
in January, or will it be throttled into
lifelessness by legal technicalities?

This week, in order to accommodate
the crowd expected Thursday for the
showing of Arkansas game movies, union
officials will transfer the weekly football
show to the Main Lounge. This action,
of course, would be unnecessary if the
union had adequate facilities. That the
facilities are incomplete is unquestion­
able.
The Main Lounge will therefore be re­
moved from its intended use for a couple
of hours, which certainly isn’t catastro­
The Supreme Court has agreed to look phic. But for something bordering on the
into the matter of whether a bus rider’s catastrophic, we can’t help being re­
^‘freedom of attention” should be vio­ minded of union expansion.
lated by radio commercials.
In an expanded, modernized union,
Maybe something can be done w ith the such incidents—and this is by no means
guy who reads over your shoulder.
isolated—would be virtually eliminated.

th L Ze a r

Neighboring

News

'B e a t Texas W e e k '
W a s Arkansas' Trick
By S I D N E Y S I E G E L

F or those of us who are
Htil I s t un ne d a b o u t the A r ­
k a n s a s u p se t t h e a n s we r may
lie in a scarce commodity
a r oe tu n d here called “ spir it. ”
o v er no r Sid Mc Math and
pr esi de nt of t he Uni ver si ­
ty issued p r oc l a ma t ion s o r ­
d e r ing A r k a n s a s to p er for m
a f ootbal l t r ic k — b e a t t h e
Longhorns. Last week was
pr oclaimed
“ Be at
Texas
W e ek . ”
They had it all r ight, and
n o t f rom a bottle.

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The Col orado S t at e I n d u s ­
tr ial Commission has ruled
t h a t a f o r m e r U n i v e r s i t y of
D e n v e r f ootbal l pl a yer is e n ­
t it led to pay f o r the time he
lost due t o a gr idir on i njury.
Is this cr icket?
★
Tire U n i v e r s i t y o f C a l i ­
f o r n i a decided to t r y Campus
Ch e st this ye a r bec aus e of the
p oor showing m a d e in last
y ea rs c h a r i t y drives.
Slogan for t h e drive is
‘‘Don t 4g c t — give 4 all.” The
drive
will
feature
special
movies displays a n d o the r
s ^events designed to show *tudent s how- t h e y will p e r s o n­
ally b e n e fi t f rom co n t ri bu ti o n s
t o the fund.
C o n t ri b ut io ns will be dis­
t r i bu t e d pr opo r t i onal l y a m o n g
t he Co m m u n i t y Chest, Guide

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Dogs for the Blind, the Al a­
me d a Count y H e a r t Associa­
tion an d American Ca n ce r So­
ciety.
Five per cent of the f u n d
will he set aside f o r ca mpus
e mer gencies.
A n executive
c o m mi t t e e was set up to a d ­
m i n i st e r this portion of the
fund.
★
A n o t h e r Ca mpus Chest slo­
g a n — f or K a n s a s S t a t e
its
‘ D o n ’t pass the b uc k , ” Thei r
goal for 1051 is $1,500.
★
Some S o u t h e r n C a l s t u ­
d en t s were accused of c au s­
ing $35 to $40 of d a m a g e to
t he Sigma Alpha Upsilon f r a ­
t e r n i t y house a t U C L A .
Th*- d amag e s were r ep o r t ed
to have been inflicted while
the S ou t h er n Cal st ud e nt s
wer e looking for a p r o mi n e n t
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Ei ght y- t wo S M U stude nt *
filed for l k ca mpus of fices
last week. Ninet een of this
g r o u p double filed (filed for
more t ha n one of fi c e) .
A var i e t y of reasons wer e
given f or double filing. Some
office s eekers said they filed
f or mor e t ha n one post b e ­
cause t he y “ j u s t d i d n' t know
which office they want e d to
r un f o r. ”
One ca nd i d a t e **aid he did
it because ever yone al wa y s
does it. “ I ’ve done it eve r y
time I ’ve r un for office. A n y ­
way, I d i d n ' t w ant to f i l e
a g ai ns t my own f r a t e r n i t y
brother.”
A n o t h e r ca ndi da t e who filed
f or f o ur offices said “ I t ’s all
cl eared up w-hen you w i t h ­
d r aw . ”
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s o t a is f a r i n g a lag of spirit
for t heir homecomi ng events.
t he Minnesota Daily a t t r i b ­
utes the lack of spirit to
ho me comi ng being too e a r ly
in the q ua r t er .
The e d i t o r puts it this w ay :
“ We d o n ’t w a n t to s h o u t
a b o u t s t u d e n t a p a t h y again.
We d o n ’t think .students air*
u nd e r a moral obligation to
be spirited this week end. We
j u s t think t h e y ’re missing a
bet if they d o n ’t join in the
fun.”

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Did you e ve r w o n d e r how much
m o n e y the U n iv er si t y ma kes of f a
f ootbal l g am e ?
Well, you can f i g u re it p r et t y
quickly, c a n ’t y ou ? T h e st a di um
s eat s 65,000. T a k e o f f a b o u t 10,000 f or s t u d e n t seats, mult iply
t h a t n u mb e r of $3.60 f o r each
t icket , and you g e t a nice, r ound
f i g u r e of $108,000.
Ix>ts of mon e y, i s n ’t it? Thi nk
ho w rich the at hl et ic d e p a r t m e n t
is get ting. Wh y, with t h a t muc h
m o n e y t he y could stop ch a rg i n g
s t u d e n t s a n y t h i n g at all, c ou l dn’t
they?
Bu t wait a mi n u t e . Ma yb e w e ’re
bei ng j u s t a little u n f a i r . Maybe
all t h a t isn’t c l ea r profit. L e t ’*
t a k e the Aggie g a m e o f last y e a r,
w h e n the s t a d i u m w a s packed to
t h e limit, arui look a t t he a c tu a l
f igures.
A t t e n d a n c e w as 65,498, i nc l ud­
ing boxes an d b l e a c he r seats. Bu t
15,339 of those seat s w e n t to
b l a n k e t tax h o l de rs — s t u d e n t s an d
f ac u l t y . A n o t h e r 1,734 w er e com­
p l i m e n t a r y t i c ke t s to Uni ver si t y
l e t t e r m e n ( t h er e a r e 1,400 eligible
t o receive one t i c k e t e a c h ) , the
f ootbal l squad, t he press, the le­
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of both schools.
T h e b a n d g o t 329 scats, and
A <SrM s t u d e n t s 5, 469 a t only one
dollar each ( pl us 20 cents tax.)

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Fencing Masters?

Paths Are Cowed;
Students Are Not

ISSUE
JOHNNIE HUMAN

Ni gh t E d i t o r
........... ................... DOROTHY C A M P B E L L
Lem P o r t e r
Assi st ant N ight Ed i t or ......
Gene Dow, Anne Chambers,
Night Re p o r t er - .....................
Eon Compert/.
Copyreader;*
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H o w a r d Page
^ Ni g ht Sport* Ed i t o r ...........
Ker. 'booley, Be t t ye Kawland,
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Dick Williams, Gene Ehrlich
Gitfa lyoekenvitz
N ight Society E d i t o r ...........
... ........................ C. E. Mounce
A ssistant . .............
N ight A m usem ents Editor ........................ ................... N an Conr oy

The
Carolina

University

of
North
is facing A se gre gu

tion problem. They have a d ­
mitted Negr oes to law school,
b ut mu s t now make some d e ­
cision about where the colored
student* will sit for at hlet ic
event*.
J a m e s H. Walker, a N e g r o
law s t u de nt , r e t u r n ed hi* s e g ­
r e ga t ed ticket saying t h a t he
would ac ce pt nothing b u t the
r egul a r s t u d e n t passbook.
The action of the Uni ver si ­
ty, which states t ha t s t a t e law
does not r equir e an end to
s egr e g at i on, is be.ng opposed
in c o u r t by the Nati onal Asso­
ciation f o r the A d va n ce m e nt
of Colored People.

First, it t akes time to j u s t g et
the p ap er work done. A f t e r t h a t
sidewalk f o u n d at i o n s m u s t be dug,
conc r et e mixer s secured, m a n p o w ­
er ma de available, an d all this to
be done wh en it will least i n t e r ­
f er e wi t h c a mp u s activity.
Second, h edge s c a n ’t be p la n t ed
a r o u n d all sidewalks. The hedges
t h a t a r e p la n n e d mu st be pla nt ed
only a t c e r t a i n times in the y e a r
f or success. T he y have to he o r ­
dered, beds p r ep a re d , and t he n
t he y mu s t be ca r ed f or by a lim­
ited g a r d e n force.
Besides t he se principal reasons,
Mr. T a y l or pointed o ut several
more. Ne w buildings ar e still in
the co ns tr u c ti o n s tage and it
would be fut i l e to do much o f
this t ype of wor k a r o u n d them.
The plan will cost a lot of m on ey
which isn’t readily available. The
n u m b e r of Uni ver si t y employes
available f or t he w o r k is limited.
In a few yea r s the plan will be
a l mos t compl et e b u t in the m e a n ­
time the f ences will stay.

By C L A U D E M O U N C E

The s hor tes t distance bet ween
two points is a st r a i gh t line except
when t h e r e ’s a fence in the way.
And t h e re a r e plenty of t h e m on
the campus.
Thei r p ur p o se ? To keep s t u ­
dent s f r o m c u t t i n g across the
gr ass and ma k i n g cow trails. In
Borne places t h e y ’ve succeeded; in
others, it’s h a r d to tell.
In
the
f u t u r e — and
future
m e an s f o u r or five years he nc e —
t he Univer sit y hopes to do a wa y
w ith fences a n d replace t he m with
sidewalks or hedges.
The U ni v er si t y is going ahe ad
as f a s t as possible, a d m i n i s t ra t o r s
say, on a long r an ge campus m a i n ­
t e nanc e p r ogr a m. Several t h o u s­
and s qua r e f ee t of sidewalks, c o n­
cr et e benches, a n d mor e shrub*
and grass a r e in the plan.
“ We c a n ’t speed up our p r o­
g r a m very muc h f o r two r easons, ”
says Ja ck T ayl or , University busi­
ness ma n ag e r.

doty O p p o rtu n itie s
c i e * i n th** Sl ut ** o f T« *xa s . A p p l i c a t i o n
f o rm s and add itio nal in form a tion m a y he
a ,*c ii r e d f r o m t h o p o s t o f f i c e o r f r o m t h o
R e g i o n a l D i r e c t o r , F o u r t e e n t h U S. C i v i l
Service
Region,
210
South
Harwood
S t r e e t , Dallas.

Th** U S C i v i l S e r v i c e C o m m i s s i o n Via*
announced
an
examination
for S t u d e n t
Aid ( T r a i n e e ) p o s i t i o n * in t h e fielda of
chemistry, phy-ics, m athem atics, metal1ii r sr y . a n d
engineering,
paving
yearly
s a l a r i e s o f ( 3 , * 6 0 arni * 2 , 6 7 6 .
T h i s e x a m i n a t i o n is o f s p e c i a l i n t e r e s t .
to s o p h o m o r e and ju nio r college s tu d e n t s
i n t h e a tl o v e f i e l d s s i n c e t h e S t u d e n t A i d
Trainee p r o g r a m offers to them t h e o p ­
p o r t u n i t y t o p a r t i c i p a t e in s p e c i a l t r a i n ­
ing
programs
of
the
various
Federal
a g e n c i e s arui t o b e c o m e a c q u a i n t e d w i t h
t h e w o r k o f t he*** v a r i o u s a g e n c i e s , w h i t e
t h e y a re still a t t e n d i n g school.
T o q u a li f y in t h e e x a m i n a t i o n , a p p li ­
cants m ust pass a written test and m ust
h ave received o n e -h a lf (for jobs p a y in g
12,(170) o r t h r e e - f o u r t h s
(for jobs p a y ­
ing 81 ,8 7 5 ) of t h e t o ta l c r e d i t s r e q u i r e d
f o r a l uo h e l n r s d e g r e e i n t h e i r s p e c i a l i z e d
field.
Age
limits,
waived
for
persons
entitled to v e te r a n preference, a re from
I * lo 35.
T h e rolleg* p l a c e m e n t offi ce has m o r e
detailed
inform ation aho r the Student
Air Tra in e e e x a m in a tio n. In fo rm a tio n and
applications n a y also he obtained from
m o s t f i r s t - a n d mu o n d - c l a s s p o s t o f f i c e s ,
I i . ii S e r v i c e
regional offices, or
from
t h - I , Civil S e r v ic e C o m m i s s io n , W a s h ­
i n g t o n 26, let
A p p l i c a t i o n s wi ll he a c ­
c e p t e d in ' h e C o m m i s s i o n ' s
W ashington
o f f i * e u n t i l D e c e m b e r 4, 11*NI
The
Civil
.Service
Commission
inn o i m es e x a m i n a t i o n s f o r f i l l i ng vat a n e l e s
in t h e p o s i t i o n s o f L i b r a r y A s s i s t a n t at
3 2450 to 17100 per a n n u m and Lib ra ria n
I H O O t o 1 4 0 OO p e r a n n u m . E m p l o y ­
m e n t will h e w i t h v a r i o u s F e d e r a l A g e n -

Full-tirn**,
perm anent
positions
now
available
on
the
University
of Texas
c a m p u s t o g e t h e r with a brief description
of
the
m inimum
requirement*
are
t»n
follows :
( J e r k - T y pint — t y p i n g s p e e d
of 60
to
(IO w o r d s
lier
minutes.
Some
college
w ork desired.
Custodial worker
N e g ro boy desired
f o r g e n e r a l c l e a n i n g j ob.
Food se rvic e w o r k e r — w h ite w o m a n to
Fi el p w i t h k i t c h e n w o r k .
Key punch operator
a c cu ra te t ping
r a t e o f a t l e a s t 4(> w o r d s p e r m i n u t e .
W i l l t r a i n a n i n d i v i d u a l in ( l u r p o s i t i o n .
Laboratory
m a c h i n i s t - should
be
a
m a t u r e i n d i v i d t ai
with m a n y y e a rs of
e x p e r i e n c e , p r e f e r a b l y in a tool a n d d i e
abop.
This
job
require*
high
quality,
high precision work.
Research
scientist
I
young
woman,
bachelor's
degree
in
mathematic*.
No
p r e v i o u s w o r k e x p e r i e n c e in e d ed .
T h r e e s e c r e t a r i e s - t v p i n g s p e e d o f 40
w o r d r p r m i n u t e s h o r t h a n d s p e e d o f at.
least
at) w o r d s
per minute,
University
of T e x a s b a c k g ro u n d desired
Al l p e r s o n * i n t e r e s t e d in w o r k i n g f i ll ­
ume
on th e
U t i i ’. e r m t y
cann
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contact
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exa n

T h # D s l ' y T e x a n , a a t u d a n t n e w s p a p e r o f I h a U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s , la
p u b l i s h e d in A u a ti n e v e r y m o r n i n g e x c e p t M o n d a y e n d S a t u r d a y , S e p t e m b e r
t o June, end e x cep t during holiday and e x a m i n a t i o n periods, and bi -we ek ly
Hiring the sum m er
se ssi on * under the title of T h e S u m m e r
l exar i on
T u e s d a y a n d F r i d a y by l e s s * s t u d e n t P u b l i c a t i o n s , i n c
N e w * c o n t r i b u t i o n s will be a c c e p t e d by t e l e p h o n e ( 2 - 2 4 i i )
or a t t h e
editorial office J. B
i
or a t t h e N e w t L a b o r a t o r y , J . t i . 1 0 2
Intl Hr tea
c o n c e r n i n g d e l i v e r y a nd a d v e r t i s i n g s h o u l d he m a d e in J . B
IOU ( 2 - 2 4 7 8 ) ,
Opinion* of th e I - c a n are not oec****rily t h o s e of t he A d m i n i st r a ti o n
or ot he r U n i v e r s i t y otfieiala
E n t e r e d a * a e c o o d - e l a s * m a t t e r O c t o b e r I g, 1 2 4 3 a t t h # B o a t O f f i c e a t
A u a t i n , T e x a s , u n d e r ' h a A c t o f M a r c h 3, I 3 . 2.

420

Ti r eb i t er II, w h o Is s ome­
body's mascot.
The S A E business m a n a g e r
a t first e s t i ma t ed the d amage s
at $400, but came down a
couple hund r ed. The IFC will
investigate the mat t er.
The UCLA p a p er st a t e s t h a t
the T r o j a n s left with t he
West Los Angeles police “ in
hot p u r s u i t . ”
The question is was the dog
worth all t h a t '
★
To d r u m u p int e r est i n
Okl ahoma A & M ’s first S t u ­
de n t Union F ai r a co-ed queen
will be selected.
The g ro u p sponsoring the
w i nner will receive a t rophy,
b u t f or t h e queen her self
t h e r e is g re e n e r g ra s s — a
g r o u p of gifts from the U n ­
ion shops. Nine girls ar e vic­
ing f or the title.
+

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ASSOCIATED

T e x a n M a n a g i n g Ed i t o r

O U p r o LLem

Many people were turned away Thurs­
day afternoon from the union’s Interna­
tional Room, scene of the OU-UT game
film showing.
Many others were forced to stand—
all the chairs, about 175 of them, were
taken.

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St ree t
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u n hm
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shot
Greeting
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Egyptian
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nymph
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public auction
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the Union at
noon,
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openings
for
technical,
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and
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for applications.
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o f this fact, I hope the professor
link should be provided to connect
w'ill have the right idea about
w h a t happened sixty years ago
w'hat the British did in E gypt. It
with all the developments which
TO T H E E D I T O R :
is not deve l opme nt and progress,
have t a ke n place since tha t time.
I hope I atn not sub je ct i n g
it is DI S AST E R. A ll the progress
The
rea
ct
i
on
of
self
g
over
n­
myself to boing boiled in oil or
w e have in our country today is
m e n t which she said is sweeping
horse-whipped f o r sa yi ng so, b u t
du e to us, it is our own effo r t
across the world t oda y is not new
I D O N ’T T H I N K t h a t ( I ) the
since t hey le ft us partially to our­
in Egypt. T h e f i r s t British i n t e r ­
coach should be asked to resi gn;
selves in 1923, in spite of th eir
f er en c e in E g y p t was in 1882,
(2) the t e a m should be d e por te d
cont i nuous i n t e r f e re n c e to block
t o pr ot ec t t he r u l e r t ha t time
to Si ber i a ; or ( 3 ) t h a t anybo dy
those efforts. I w'ould like to re­
aga i nst a r evolut ion lead by the
should begin t o hollor “ Kill t he
f e r t h e r e a d e r to the speech o f
a r m y ; the p u r p o se of which was
r e f e r e e ! ” a f t e r w h at happ en e d in
t he Iranian P rem ier in the Securi­
to force him to establish a real
A r k a n s a s S a t u r d ay .
ty Counicl a f ew days ago, he
d e m o c r a t i c gover nme nt . This
F r o m t h e press box t h a t a f t e r ­
g ave some good exam ples o f the
shows clearly t h a t the Egypt i a n
noon, it looked like the L o n g ­
be ne fi t s of colonialism .
people w e r e a civilized nat ion
h or ns (ami Mr. P r i c e) had si mp­
W h a t the E g y p t i a n s ar e s t a r v ­
knowing
t
h
e
i
r
right*
and
duties,
ly r u n into a t e am t h a t would
ing f o r t oday is w h a t you fou gh t
not in need of the British to s t a r t
n o t — pe r ha ps could not — be b e a t ­
f o r almost two c e n t u r i e s ago, un­
a self g o v e r n m e n t f o r them as t he
en.
d e r George W a s h in gt o n in 1776.
professor said. Since then t he
I know one thing. You d o n ’t
I t is a nat ionalist m ovem ent, and
Egypt i a n s n e v e r stopped s t r u g ­
of ten f ind a t e a m as f ired- up as
a distinction should be made b e­
gling f or t h ei r n a t u r a l u n r es t r i c t ­
t he Razor back* w e r e S a t ur da y .
t we e n nat ional ism an d c o m m u ­
ed f re edom. T h r e e r evolutions
Sure, we got beat. Bu t so would
nism.
Nati onali sm IS NOT com ­
took
place.
T
h
e
one-sided
dictat
ed
have most of y o u r California*,
munism. We believe in freedom
t r e a t y of 1936 was the result of
Tennessee*, a n d Michigan St at e s.
a n d democracy, b u t n ot in colo­
the last one. T h a t tr ea t y , bei ng
T he Ra zo rb ac ks we r e playing to
nialism. We h av e been and we
meaningl
ess
in
tho
light
of
the
w i n — and, by g um, t h e y won!
a r e looking f o r w a r d to the USA.
United N a t i o n s ’ Cha rt er , has been
If the Hog s can keep up the
We do not need the loans a n d
t he s ub j e ct o f f rui t les s talks be­
pace, w e ’re still in good shape.
g r a n t s f r o m t he pockets of the
tween Cairo and London for five
T h e y ’ll t a ke c a r e of the Aggies
Amer i c an t a x p a y e r as much as w e
long years. Now, since the British
( and SMU, and Rice) f o r us.
need
your sp i r i t u a l s u p p o r t to re­
ar
e
not
really
willing
to
come
to
This isn’t t h e t i me to say, " W e
gai n what we h a v e lost, our f r e e ­
a defini te decision concerning t h a t
could have won t h a t game, I F . . .”
dom. O ur r es o u r c e s would be
t r ea t y, the only way we can go
This is t he t i me f o r us all of
enou gh to raise o u r s t a n d a r d of
is to a b r o g a t e it as the final step
us- -to say, “ L e t ’* do our p a r t to
living and d ef e n d ourselves, if
towar ds our nat ional aspirations.
get the L ongh or ns j u s t as fired
t he y wer e left to us.
lip as the Arkie* wer e last w e e k ! ”
In her ar ti cl e the professor said,
Professor:
T h e n l e t ’s do it.
“ The Suez Ca nal docs not belong
And e v e r y t h i n g will take care
to the E gyp t i a n Gov er nme nt . . .”
Please excuse me, this is w hat
of itself.
Well, the canal was built cr ossing
I feel, and do n o t fo rg et th at a
O RL AN D S IMS
the soil of a sovereign state a c ­
f r e e nation can co n t r i b u te to th*
C a mp of F r e e d o m much m ore
cording to a c o n t r a c t gr an t e d to
Egyptian Problem
an i nt e r nat i on a l company. We did
t h a n an enslaved one.
not sell the land, we j us t gave a
A. AYOUB
TO T H E E D I T O R :
permission. It is unq ues tionable
t ha t E g y p t should h ive full sov­
Flag Wavers
As an E gyp t i a n, I would like
er eignity on he r own territory. The
to c o m me n t on tho article in The
TO T H E E D I T O R :
Suez Canal Co mp an y today has
Daily T ex a n of O ct ob e r 18, 1951,
its
main
offices
in
Paris,
France,
Wha t f u n n y cus t oms UT ha*.
by F ra nc e s Smi t h a b o u t what Mr.
not in No. IO Downing Street ,
When we win a football game,
( 'oral Tull!*, t he a s si st a nt p r o fe s ­
London. I t hink the prof*- -or
the 'Enver is light ed orange. When
sor of hist ory, t hi nks a b o u t the
might be i n t e r e s t e d to know t h a t
we lose, the T ex as f lag in f r o n t
E gy pt i a n problem.
the Eg y p ti a n G o ver nme nt m»w
of the Main Bui lding is r eplaced
It seems to me as if she did
owns 5 1 ' ! o f the stacks of the
by snnie blue r a g called UN f l a g
n o t pay as mu c h a t t e n t i o n to t he
company . . .
which is supposed to keep the f o r ­
historical f ac t s as Ole did in the
W h a t the British did in o ur
eign students happy.
part she d evot ed for sla nd er i ng
c o u nt r y and the Sudan is what
Maybe if we b e a t Rice this w eek
t he E gy p ti a n people. Of course,
agr ees with t he definitions of co ­
we can fly the T ex a s f lag on both
she might say a n yt h i ng she wa nt s
lonialism. Obviously, it cannot be
poles next week.
a b o u t the people, but the hist ori­
How can you expect the voters
cal facts should not be simply
f or the b e n e fi t s of the occupied
coun t ry, but f o r the benefit of
to vote for an a m e n d m e n t giving
put as br ief as t he y st a nd in her
U T more mo ne y when we d o n ’t
the occ upant who does his hest to
article w i t h o u t f u r t h e r e x p l a n a ­
slwavs flv the T e x a s flag?
tion of what the circumstances, give the unl u c ky p e o p l e no chance
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of the events were. Also, a good
to stand in t he i r feet. In the lien:

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Commander
H e i n e , UBN. wi l l h e o n
t h e ca m p us T u e s d a y a n d W e d nesd a y to
interview
and
issue
questionnaires
to
all t h o s e w h o a r e i n t e r e s t e d in c o m m i s ­
s i o n s in t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s N a v y . H e will

dowrn to $66,675.
And then there are the gam e ex­
pe ns es — $100 to each o f the o f­
ficials, salaries fo r police, usher*,
and gate force, and the cost o f
p r i n t i n g the tickets.
T h a t was for a sin gle gam e, and
it didn’t include the long-ranga
expenses. The full y ea r’s receipts
on f ootball gam es, according to
tile athletic d epartm ent’s budget,
should r un a b o u t $351,000. Part
o f t h a t is profit. And footb all is
t h e only spor t w hich does make a
pr ofit .
F o r some f i g u r e s th at w ill
a m a z e you, look a t a f ew o f the
ex pe nse items. Sal a ri es o f the 32
per son s employed by the depart­
m e n t ; $142,692, fo otb all m ainten­
a n c e : $84,000. M aintaining sod on
t h e playing fields: $15,000. A nd
w a t e r bills: $5,500. Laundry run*
a n o t h e r $4,000 a yea r .
Mose of the f oot bal l p rofit goes
to s u p p o r t the o th e r sports, all o f
which lose money. T r ac k , f or in­
s tance, which costs $10,400 an­
nually, takes in only $1,000. A lso,
$6,625 goes to t h e i n t r a m u r a l pro­
gr ams .
The ent ire at hlet ic program this
y e a r should n e t a p rofit o f som e­
t h i n g a r oun d $18,000. And there
is still $512,000 to be paid on
b o nds issued when M emorial S ta­
di um was enl ar ged. T h e last pay­
m e n t is due J a n u a r y I, 1964.

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You add those all toge t her , sub­
t r a c t them f r o m t he seati ng ca­
pacity, and you get a tot a l of 42,627 paid admissions.
Now', mult iply t h a t f igu r e by
$3.60? No, $.60 of t h a t is tax.
Multiply by $3.00. Add to it the
$5,469 f rom A&M students. The
t ot a l is $133,350.
B u t t h a t ’s j u s t $65,000 less t ha n
we had in our f i r s t figures, and
i f s still a lot of mone y, isn’t it?
Sure, b ut half of it goes to A&M,
c u tt i n g the total Te xa s portion

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Review W ill Honor
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UT to Push W orks
Sex Slows Racing 'Pursuit'
Of US Composers
In American Revolution Satire

Am erican composers, particular- Sym posium w ill stand as a fo rce
Pant dean of women arid honorary
Iv those residing in the Southw est, in the developm ent o f a firs t- re ^
cadet colonel, w ill present, the
plane pace.
thorough ly e njoy him self in a role young Hessian it follow ed pattern. have been invited to submit un- n a tive m usical heritage, by eneourBy KFN GOM PER T Z
girls engraved certific a te s of their
J t‘ rn r\ A m
K ti*1or
In
addition
to
the
forced
speed
th a t he has probably played too
M inor c o n flic t is built w ith the published m anuscript scores for aging our regional com posers.”
honorary rank-, Col. Fred eric A .
performanc e du ring the firs t anSym posium w ill be open to
The
Johnson
office
would
have
^ “ n a rro w minded, bigoted,”
of
d
e
live
ry
in
ail
but
the
second
often,
before
an
audience
he
knew
^
H ennev, A rm y PM S A T , said M on­
nual Southw estern Sym posium of a ]{ A m erican composers, and p a rt
day. Caps arid insigi 1a 4 w ill be been shocked, Sarato g a race track act, had a rtic u la tio n from several was w aitin g fo r ju st one speck or preacher, a d.m-witted s h e riff a* a
C ontem porary
A m erica n
M usic, 0f the perform ance tim e w ill be
given the sweetheart.- by ( anet o ffic ia ls would have been pleased, ch aracter* and had projection pre­ spark of acting initiative.
“ P u rs u it” is the tale o f a Brit- r!Vai su ,to r>aru5 a lovft in te r* st b* ' M arch 20-22 at the U n iv e rs ity of allotted to w orks o f outstanding
'> ?
P la y ’s choice
Col. C harles H. Morgan.
arm! theater goers w e e rath er disish-hired Hessian who surrenders tween the obese V irg in ia colonel Texas.
_
. . student composers from schools in
The gir - w ill receive honorary appointed a- last n .g h l’s B a rte r comedy phrases from being appresponsored b y the U n iv e rs ity ’s the Southw est. Recordings o f th e ir
to a N ew England fa m ily du ring and the com ely, a ffe ctio n a te maid.
ranks equal to the rank of the T h e a te r presentation o f “ The fu r- elater).
College of F m e i Art-, the Sym- com positions w ill be made availA m erican
R evolution.
He
j he ]oVf> interests, the handB u t when it seemed the pace the
highest, carlet, o ffic e r of the com ­ suit of H appiness" jn Hogg Audiposium w ill be held in connection able to all p a rticip a tin g composers.
would fun the actors fa r out of
meets, falls in love w ith, and fin- gomp couple of E lin o r W rig h t and
pany, battalion, or regim ent that to riu rn.
with the annual fe s t iv a l of ConSym posium in fo rm atio n and enI
sight
of
then
audience,
the
play
a
lly
m
arries
the
daughter
hut
not
j
j
m
Davie,
and
the
secondary
fiirelected them s veethea/t.
W hen s e x wa- interjected , aru
....
tem porary A m e ric a n Fin e A rts.
t r y blanks w ill be m ailed to a ll
itself laid
laid tacks
highway
ay wwith
ou t ^learning
the tation betw
between
tacit* in
in the
the highw
ithout
learning some
some of
or tne
een the colonel and
T he Pu b lic A f fa ir s Committee
Miss Ja n e Holer,mb, M *. T exas it wa- often fa from being subtle,
M j * : c to he perform ed w ill be music schools in the Southw est.
the the m aid
provided
the
spice. of three typ es— cham ber, choral, A d d itio n a l in fo rm atio n m ay be obof the Austin Y W C A w ill sponsor o f U C I arui regim ental sw eet­ the play took on the liv e ly S i m i - anfl Have the q u ain t comedy a qu aint N ew England customs,
which
was Thp N i c e s t piece of acting and
a pane! discussion on Freedom of heart, w ill w ear the three silver a r ,tv to a we.: produced burlesque cb&nce. A sensuous action, a sexy most enjoyable of
and orchestral. ( hamber music tam ed from the chairm an of the
show
But for the most part it P h r»««. a provocative look would “ bundling.''
comedy was g iven by M ss W rig h t.
the Press Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the diamonds of a cadet colonel.
will be played by fa c u lty artists Sym posium com m ittee. C ollege of
A
couple
who
“
bundled”
during
In
the
second
scene,
rn
an
e
ffo
rt
downtown building. Ju d g e Meade
from the U n iv e rs ity 's music de­ F in e A rt*, U n iv e rs ity of Texas.
The honorary rank of cadet va-< as i f 'a l l the ch aracters had rush m and * * v * thf' a c t‘
F . ( ir if f in , associate justice of the lieutenant colonel w ill be givers been given verbal witch-brooms
Som etim es it was the gay arr­ a flitter w inter night, usually kept to rein the galloping cast to a -co­ partm ent, and choral works w ill
Suprem e Court, w ill he moderator,
and were riding through the A m e l - tics of Owen P h illip s, also the warm and the night s a c tiv ity us- Bible gait, she put everything
into be sung by a chorus from hon­
Sue Her.-lee arui V irg in ia Ba; Kley.
W ith the a few m inutes of pantomime in o rary music fra te rn a l organiza­
and five prom inent busine14 arid
u
an
R
evo
lu
tio
n
s!
/
skies
a
t
jet.
com
pany's
director,
who
seemed
to
u
a
lly
led
to
m
arriage.
Ann H arrison, B e tty K e lly , La
which she prepared the sittin g
professional men w ill participate
tions.
t iic ia Colmar, C h arlo tte C arlisle,
room for her lover w aitin g out­
in the discussion.
A professional orchestra, com­
Ja n ic e Reeves, M a rily n Ham pton,
side, w arm in g the bed, p u tting out posed of m usicians from the Aus­
Included in the panel will be and Son dr a Potm an w ill be named
the fire, and hiding the fuel. The
Jo h n D. Coff r, A u stin a tto rn ey; carlet captaintin an ; San A n to n io Sym phonies,
final bed scene would havp put
C aptain Burton E. NS rider, assis
*
w ill be engaged to perform the
a V rench movie to shame, hut it
rant public inform ation o ffic e r at.
orchestral scores.
Season tickets fo r a series o f
was
the
best
part
of
the
show.*
Bergstrom A ir Fo rce Ba s e ; R ich ­
A l! m anuscripts w ill be screened
It seems hard to believe th a t a by a com m ittee o f nationally- t e n perform ances sponsored by
ard Morehead, C apitol c o r r e s p o n ­
dent
of
The
Dallas
Morning
professional com pany would have known composers and musicians the C u ltu ra l E n te rta in m e n t C om ­
N ew s; Raym ond Brooks, Sunday
trouble w ith diction. In fe rio r a c t­ from the U n iv e rs ity music facu lty. m ittee w ent on sale M on d ay m o rn ­
The history and significance of Hie available a ll week in B. H all be given by Austin High School at ing can often be explained, and T hey are (T ifto n W illia m s , prom i­ ing (O c t. 22 >. Those students h a v ­
editor of the Austin Am erican
the U nited N ation* w ill be por­ 21, in V H all 102, or by calling 8 p.m.
Statesm an, and N o rris Davis, as­
even the unchecked pace ran be nent young com poser and Svm- ing B la n k e t Taxes w ill be adm itted
A c tiv itie s
continue
Thursday^ rationalized. Bu t when actors g a r­ posium founder, c .airm an ; Kent
trayed by Radio House T uesday Mrs, Claude H ill a t 8-755*.
sistant, professor of journalism at
The series w ill s ta rt on N ov. 6
O rganizations w ishing to use night with the showing of five gle their w ords or speak in voices
night in a dram atic narration,
the I 'n iv e rs it;..
Kennan, R. B e rn a rd P ‘ /.gerald, a f ter showing their B la n k e t Taxes.
the Speakers Bu re a u , which pro­
N a vy
ROTC
sweetheart- for “ The W o rd D the B e g in n in g .”
Members of the committee hope
U N film s from 7:30 to 9 in the p ra ctic a lly unintellig ib le or in au d ­ and Pa ii Pisk
w ith “ Rogers and H am m erstein
The program , which ha- n e arly vides men well-versed in the Tri ible across the footlights there
were
announced
F rid a y .
a series of public a ffa ir s program- 1951
“I
believe
th a t
the
future N ig h ts ” — a p erform ance o f h it
M
ain
Lounge
of
the
U
nio
n.
•ei|
N
ations
organization,
m
ay
call
t udents in the
must be som ething wrong.
on a perm anent basis may be Dora Scott, regim ental sweetheart. IOO high school
grow th of mush a1 culture in the tunes from ‘O klaho m a,” “ C a ro u s­
A ('N ’ haif-time show, produced
started but topics for future dis­ was given the honorary rank of choral background, w ill be heard M is. E. lf. S a uDon at; 2-'1902 or
W h a te v e r the reason, “ P u rs u it” U n ited States lies in the decen­
e l,” and other m usicales; on N ov.
(1
a
1
1
IL
A
d
k
i’
s
at,
Radio
House,
over K V E T T uesday af 8 lo p.m.
jo in tly by Mot on C rock ett, direc­ turned out to be a fuji-fledged tralization of c re a tiv e activities
cussions w ill not be chosen until 1 aptain
19, the opera “ O th e llo ” ; others
8-0091.
Free
film
s
on
the
I
N
are
and
over
K
N
O
W
W
ednesd
ay
at
J
o
Ann
H
y
ltin
1
battalion
the am ount of inhere** is d e te r­
tor of the Longhorn Band , arid chase, arid if the people who le ft aw ay from the present established
scheduled
w ill include Jo h n M ason
ai
o
a
vailab
le
from
Mrs.
H
ill.
sw eetheart w ith the honorary rank ■J: 15 p.m.
mined.
Adkin*, assistant director of La- a fte r the second act were any in- music centers, whose roots are
B re w e r, fo lk lo ris t; A r tu r R u b in ­
UN
a ctiv itie s
w ill
climax
The theme of grow th from “ the
o f commander.
din House, at S a tu rd a y ’s U T - R ice ■dication, even the speed could not deeply imbedded in borrowed E a r ­
stein, pianist; the Houston S y m ­
The three com pany sw eethearts W ord to re a lity ” is, embodied in W ednesd ay at I I a rn. the hour g a ile , w ill end observance
San o v Out of D an g er
o f U N outrun the general inadequacy o f
pean tra d itio n *,” said W illiams.
phony O rc h e s tra ; the F ir s t P ia n o
of
the
historic
signing
of
the
L o rra in e San o v, who was badly hold the honorary lan k of lieu ­ the in tro d u ctio n :
W eek in A u stin.
the show.
“ To this end, the Southw estern
Q
u a rte t; E a r le S p ice r, b a lla d e e r;
United
N
ations
C
h
a
rte
r
on
O
cto­
“
In
the
Beginning
was
the
tenant.
They
are
A
rdrey
Jo
h
n
­
in ju red in an autom obile accident,
the San A n tonio Sym p h o n y O r­
In all Beginnings Is ber 24, 1945. A t 10:57, The Dox­
O ctober ti, is reported to be out son, C lare Mast.erson, and lionise W ord . . .
chestra and
W illia m
P rim ro s r
the W ord . . . T he W ord w ill take ology w ill he played on the lo w e r Jazz M asters
P itch ford.
of serious danger.
soloist; and G eorge Ja s o n , h um or­
elizabeth Radon is the sw eet­ on concreteness arui become true Chimes, A f te r the tolling of the
A junior pharm acy m ajor at, the
ist, and the U n iv e rs ity G lee Clubs.
U n iv e rs ity , Miss Sanov is being heart of the Bu cca n e er N a v y D rill . . . the U nited Nations will be­ hour, fa cu lty and students w ill
stand for one m inute of silent
treated at the P alestin e (T ex a s; Team . Her h nor a ry rank is lieu ­ come R e a lity . . . ”
The season tic set fo r these per­
Radio House is d istrib u ting bu l­ pi aver.
tenant ( jg ) .
Sa n ita riu m .
form ances is $5 plus Fe d e ra l tax,
W ednesday at. noon, balloons
The sw eethearts w ere chosen by letins liftin g U N W eek a ctivities
or IR , fo r the series of ten p e r­
the midshipmen unit commanders. b y U n iv e rs ity and c i v i c o rg an iza­ containing I N leaflet- ami sou­
form ances.
v e n i r w ill be launched from C on­
The Queen of the M ilita ry B a ll, tions.
Persons
not
having
B la n k e t
Ed u catio n a l pamphlets arid le a f­ gress Avenue and Ele v e n th Stre et.
held in the spring, w ill he chosen
Taxes
w
ill
be
able
to
purchase
A
special
program
on
the
I
N
w
ill
from the N a v y , A rm y, and A ir lets explaining the United N ations
Duke E llin g to n , Sarah V aughan, voice and melodic p.ann accom- held. Hailed as the greatest since season tickets at the Music B u ild ­
Fo rce R O T C sweethearts.
and Nat “ K in g ” Cole, a ll under panim ent have m a d e
his style p-jja Fitzg e ra ld ,
Miss Vaughan ing Box O ffic e and R eed's M usic
G r i p e * C o m m i t t e e to M e e t
For
purchase
by
m ail,
one roof. T h at sort o f advance sin g u la rly e ffe c tive .
launched the y e a r o f 1951 bv win- Store.
The G rievan ce Com m ittee w ill
billing is what jazz addict* like
Then come* Duke Ellin g to n , one mnjr the annual p o p u la rity polls as checks should he made out to th*
meet. W ednesday at f> p.m. in T e x ­
to see. And it is exactly w hat they one of the real fathers of jazz, A m erica 's num ber one fem ale vo- C u ltu ra l E n te rta in m e n t C o m m it­
as U nion .TOK. The com m ittee’s
w iil see, and hear, come N ovem b er a composer, a rran g er, pianist, and c a lls! fo r the fo u rth consecutive tee and sent to M usic B u ild in g
purpose is to g 1 v *> students a
I.
leader o f a v e ry fine band. The year. Some o f her recordings, such Box O ffic e .
Cole w ill have his “ tr io ” with D uke'* rise to fam e has been a as
chance to a ir their gripes about
“ Sep tem b er
S o n g ,”
“ Lo v e r
C o m e out and enjoy yourselves
him, and to round out the all- gradual one, with sudden bursts M a n ,” and “ S u m m e rtim e ” have
the campus, and all U n iv e rsity
N eg ro show w ill be Peg Leg Bates, of recognition when one o f his reached the top o f the best seller
students having such problems are
at
By FLO COX
billed as a dancer, Tim m ie Rod-1 com positions hit the m arket. A u ­ Ii^t. She is claim ed by di*k jockeys
asked to come.
W it hi r: the G eneral A - e m b ly , g e r s , Stu m p and Stum py, and Pat thor of “ S o litu d e ,” “ Sophisticated
Si.*, years ago, 50 cif the world'.*
and music men to have a com ­
countries enterer! a covenant in action requiring only two-thirds terson and Jack so n , described as L a d y ,” “ In a S en tim e n tal M ood,” pletely “ new- sound,” the first
THE TO W ER
which they declared their d e te r­ m ajo rity has g e n e ra lly been easy *q wo tons o f m irth and rhythm I" and others e q u ally famous, his or- since E lla Fitz g e ra ld .
m ination to “ save succeeding gen to get.. From the G eneral A sem- o f course the main interest w ill chestra did not reach the heights
Favorite
Rendezvous
of
The program is <ponsored by
6200 Dallas H w y .
three big names.
until du ring and a fte r the w ar.
erations from the scourge rtf w a r” bly 30 su b sid iary organizations ),*> on
Texas U.
the Austin C iv ita n Club, a c h a n ty
Phone 5-1 303
]Nat Cole
appeared
here
at He has been w inning all o f the
and to “ re a ffirm faith in fu n d a ­ work behind the scenes to imBest M usic in Town
organization fo r youth w elfare.
p r o v e world Health and social con- Done M ille r H all in 1949. He has p o pularity
polls for hand* since
m ental human rights.”
Prices are $3.60, $2.40, and $1.80.
become even more w id ely known, then. It seem* safe to pred ict that
Call Johnny at 2-6382
That wa* Ju n e 2b, 1945, (to d it ions.
There w ill he no special rates for
JU S T P R O V E D
The
I N
In te rn a tio n a l
CMI- especially among bohby-socksers, the co ntrib ution* o f the Ellin g to n
O ctober 24 of that year, the tvvenstudents. T ic k e t* are now on sale
E
m
e
r
g
e
n
c
y
Fu
nd
in
recent
months
because
of
his
organization
w
ill
continue
to
make
ty ninth nation -igned the ch a rte r, m en
M ET H O D S A T
at J . R. Reed M usic Com pany, and
(U N K E F )
provides an “ e x tra ’’ ballad vocalist in front of a full- news as
long as [(uke continues
and it w ent into effect.
the U n iv e rsity Co-Op.
S E N S IB L E
meal a day for 8,009, OOO child) en sized orchestra. He is still adm ired to make music,
Today bo n a t i o n s have pledg
themselves to achieve the ends iU"*
equipm ent for proc- more by the old jazz men when
And
fin a lly
Sarah
V a u g h an ,
P R IC E S
EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
for
which the Inited N ations
was *‘ssmK H billion cups of milk a he 1* w ith his trio. He
has been vocalist. She isthe newest
of the
organized. The United States and year, and aid Tor blind, deaf, crip- perform in g that w ay
fo r m any three inthe public
eye. H e r
B r­
pled, and m entally diseased chil- years and ha* reached the heights Tolerated rise to fame has outdone
other nations have entered Korea
4 Hours
Call 2-1 135
of mellowness with it. H i* rough all others in the fem ale vocalist
to bark up the non-aggression dren.
The
in
te
rn
a
tio
n
a
l
Refugee
O
r
­
m andate of the charter.
.
All over the world destitute ganization ( I R O ) sets up camps
18 E. loth
Over Tessa Theater
7-94JI
p e o p l e are being fed, clothed, ami for refugees u n til homes can be

T en sw eethearts o f the U n iv e r­
sity's A rm y R O T T unit w ill he
honored in a review W ednesday
at noon on W h ita k e r Field .
M iss .Jesse F.arl Anderson, assis-

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UN History and Importance

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educated. Econom ic rehabilitation
is being conducted at a rapid rate,
and disease is being fought by
subsidiary organization* of the
I nited Natom *.
Y e t, because of the politcal tug
of w ar, the Soviet and U S blocs of
power w ithin the S e c u rity C oun­
cil, some have lost faith in the
I niter! N ation*. It* purpose they
adm ire; it* functioning they q u e *
t ion.
The first goal expres-ed in th**
I N C h a rte r i* “ to build co n d i­
tions that w ill favoi peaceful ariel
friendly relations among peoples
Russia's
continued
arm am ent
and acts of aggression have o v e r­
shadowed t h e
actual instance*
when trouble spots loaded w ith
dynam ite have not exploded lie
1 ail**-* t tie C o u n tie s ’ representatives 4at down at a U N truce talk
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The m ajor stum bling block in
initia tin g positive action e v e r y ­
where is the veto power that has
enabled Russia to block action 47
times.
\t Y a lta the United Sta tes held
out for the veto along with Kus
sin. Doing a w a y with the veto
power would mean a p a rtia l s u r­
render of a c o u n try ’s so vereig n ­
ty and no nation 1* w illin g to go
that far.

found and aids in settling them in
new homes. The U N Food and A g ­
riculture
O rganization
(K A O *
bas introduced new methods of
scientific farm in g to devastated
anil undeveloped countries, fe ed ­
ing them until they can grow then
own minimum supply.
The W o rld H e a lth O rganization
( W H O ) help* nations throughout
the world fight, disease by su pply­
ing technical know-how.
The United N atio n * Ed u catio n al
and
Cu I t u r a I
O rganization
( U N E S C O ) seek* to “ rid the hu­
man mind of fe a r and ignorance
ami hatred and to replace these
understanding,
with
knowledge,
and self -respect.”
These are six of the 30. O thers
include the In te rn a tio n a l Labor
O rganization,
the
In ternational
M onetary Fund to aid destitute
countries fin a n c ia lly , and the Inter-national L a b o r O rganization.
H istorian* a trib u te the fa ilu re
of the League o f N ations ch ie fly
to the refusal
of
the U n ited
States to join the organization
President
W ilso n
had founded.
Back of the re fu sal was a Senate
political fight.
The U nited N ations is being dis­
rupted by w orld political forces.
B u t, unlike the Leag ue, it still ha*
a chance, because support of the
I N has become a cornerstone of
U S foreign policy.

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Six Texan s ta ff members were
named M onday to receive a w a r d s
for doing outstanding w ork in a
p a rticu la r field du ring Septem ber.
M a rjo rie ( lapp, n o w new* ed­
itor, turned out the best fro n t
page of the month. It uh- the iss u e of Sep tem b er 18 , which con­
tained a map o f the new parking
aiea. a R a n g e r review w ith a pic­
ture, a blanket tax and re g istra ­
tion story,
K e lly C ro z ie r’* sports section of
Septem ber 19 was judged the best
d epartm ental section, iii com p eti­
tion with other sports, society, ami
amusement* *eetions,
Murdoch Dnraey w rote the best
news story o f the month. It wath« re gistration story on page one,

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Tales of Hoffm an/
Ballet FilmD ue Soon
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“ T h e Tale* of H o ffm a n ,” tech­ the I 38 m inute m oi ie
nicolor ballet movie produced by
The picture star* M oira Snearthe m aker* of the successful “ Red er and the Sad ler* W e ll* B a lle t
Shoes,” w ill play at the Texas group, the same com bination that
1heater Novem ber 2 for one week. was seen in “ Shoes ”
B la n k e t Tax holder* m ay ob­
Scheduled fur the N ovem ber 9
tain reserved seat* for $1, on the opening is Stephen C ran e '* “ The
two *ide sections, while regular Red Badge of C ourag e,” starrin g
ticket* are priced from $1.20 to Addie M u rp h y a* a C iv il W a r S o l­
$2.40 for reserved seats in the dier.
center section.
There w ill be two shows daily,

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and * :1* P m- Adm ission
w ill be only at the beginning of

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Faculty Members
To Give Art Talks

Fo u r member* of the U n iv e rs ity
fa c u lty w ill appear in the third
annual “ Artists in A c tio n ” series
sponsored by the Texas Fin e A rts
Association.
Thta y e a r’s series o f seven pro­
grams, which reaches out to in ­
clude two new fields
ballet and
d ra m a — begin* October 30 and
M arch l l .
H ardean Kenneth N aeseth, in­
structor in art, w ill give an illu s ­
trated lecture on “ The C hild a*
an A r tis t” N ovem ber 13. He w ill
explain how a child * perception is
expressed through h i * draw ing*
and how he i* benefited by art
instruction.
H a rw e ll Ham ilton H a rris , direc­
tor o f the School of A rch ite ctu re ,
w ill talk on “ W h ere I > 0 W e S ta r t?
Septem ber 21, which wa* headed:
The M aterials of A rc h ite c tu re a*
"R e g is tra tio n End- at 1 1,565 T o ­
A r t ” December l l .
ta l.”
“ M u ra l*” will be the su bject of
Best sports -tot v of the month
a com m entary by' S e y m o u r Fogel.
wa- t ie color story on the K e n ­
assistant professor of a rt, when
tucky game, w m e n by Al W ard.
he -peaks Ja n u a r y 29.
It wa* a front page story, title d :
On F e b ru a ry 12 B y rl# Ca**,
“ Heat, W in Fo llow T ra d itio n .”
assistant professor of dram a, w ill
Lem P o rte r'* story on Ern e st describe the production of the De­
Sharpe, the prof* --or who passes partm ent of D ra m a ’g forthcom ing
out peanuts to his ela-xes, won in “ Mad W om an o f C h a illo t,” w’hich
the feature w ritin g division. The
he is directing. He w ill illu stra te
story appeared Septem ber 30 on the talk.
page 7.
A ll o f the action program s w ill
Ken (lo m p eitz , a n il ->inert* #d- lie held at la g u n a G lo ria at IO
itor, won the best review aw ard a rn. An illustrated talk on ballet
with h;« criticism of the movie by Mrs. Ja n e t C ollett Jessen, danc­
" M ” . It appealed on page 6 of ing teacher w ill open the aeries
the Septem ber 26 Texan.
O ctober 30.

6 Texan Staffers
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McCurdy-Robertson Vows
Read in Saturday Service

M ens Quartet Will Entertain
At UTSA Su pper Party

L i m m e r Jr.,
cx- Universi ty stu- be m a rr i ed N o v e m b e r 2 1 at th*
d e n t s , were ma rr i ed Oc t ob e r 20! Episcopal Chur ch of the Good
S a t u r d a y in the P r e s b y t e r i a n The- a t the F i r s t Chr ist ian Chapel in! Shepher d. Miss F r e u n d attended
establ ished by Senat or Tom ConMe mb er s of U n i v er si t y of Texas per, i nit iat ion of new club m e m ­ men of the hostess committ ee.
ologicai S e m i n a r y Chapel.
Tyler.
the Uni ver si t y where she was a
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nally, a f o r m e r member. I t is givS p o r t s Association will have a sup­ ber?! will be held in t he Dance
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m e mb er o f Alpha Chi Omega.
Me mbe r s of the Gr a ssr oot s en to t he m e m b e r of A t h e n a e u m
Studio.
tin High School a n d t he Univer- College and the U ni ver si t y wher e Spangl e r a t t en d e d Princeton and
p e r We dnes day ni g ht a t 6 p.m.
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Press Club wer e e n t er t ai n e d Sun- I w^ ° m a k e s the hest speech on a
sity, w h e r e she w a s a m e mb er of she is a me mber of Z et a Tau The Universit y w h e r e he received
boar d
in W o m e n ’s Gym. Thi s is one of
T he Alba Club will hold its r e g ­ day a t the home of Olin E. Hinkle, subj e ct chosen In­
the S t u d e n t Chr ist ian Association, Alpha sorority. L i m m e r received his bachelor of a r t s degr ee. He is
judges.
t w o occasions when me m b e r s of ular m e e t i ng T u esda y ni gh t at
W e s t m i n s t e r S t u d e n t Fellowship b a c he l o r ’s and m a s t e r ’s degr ees in now a t t e n d i n g the University and
associate pr ofe ssor of jour nal ism.
all the clubs gat her . It is strictly 7:30 in T e x a s Union 316.
it
and O r a n g e J a c k e t s .
business admi ni st ra t i o n f rom the is a m e m b e r of Kappa Psi PharThe A u s t i n Ch a pt e r of Hada sAil m e mb er s ar e asked to be
f o r member s, except f o r the Me n’s
Two films, “ E g y p t Builds f or
Ro be rt s o n holds b a c h e l o r ’s and University. He is a m e m b e r of ma cy f r a t er n i t y .
has
will
hold
its
opening
l
uncheon
pr es e nt . P l an s will be m a d e for P e a c e ” an d “ I t ’s a W o m a n ’s
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m a s t e r ’s d eg r e es f r o m the Uni­ Delta Sigma Pi.
Q u a r t e t and Lloyd H e r r o n who
an ed uc at i on a l p roj e c t t h a t the Wor ld , ” w'ill be shown by the A r a b j W e d n e s d a y a t I p.m. a t Old Se­
DR. N IN A R ID E N O U R
versity a n d is now employed as
J o A l i a M e d f o r d was ma r r i e d
will lead gr oup singing.
club will u n d e r t a k e j oi nt ly with S t u d e n t ’s Association T u es d a y at ville.
per sonnel m a n a g e r o f
the ex­
The e n g a g em e n t o f A n g i l e e i.i a double-ring c e r e m o n y t o G .
I mme di at e l y following the sup- the N ew m a n Club. The pur pose 7:30 p.m. in the YMCA.
Dr. H y m a n J. Ettl inger, c h a i r ­
D a v i t to J o s e p h L a c y W o o d J r . N o r w o o d P a r r o t t , of Dallas in t h e
c h a n ge service a t F o r t Hood.
of t h e p r o j e c t is to te ac h English
if.
has been announced.
Fahdil Al-Tai, p r es i d e nt of the ma n of the d e p a r t m en t of pure
F i r s t Ba pt i st Chur ch on Oct ob e r
to c a nd i d a t e s for US citizenship.
Association,
will a ns we r ques tions m a t h e m a t i c s at the Universit y,
N o r m a g e n e F a i r c h i l d was marMiss Davis was a m e mb e r of 20.
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a b o u t c u r r e n t problems of the will r e l a te his observations on his
lied to H a r o l d C . S i m m o n * Octo- Zet a T a u A [p ha s or ori ty while at-;
T h e H o u s e m ot he r s ’ Associati on
r e c e n t t r i p to Israel.
middle east.
b e r l l in t he I niversi ty Baptist t e n d i n g the University. She was
P a t s y Wu e s t was m a r r i e d to
for Un i v er si t y Men will me et
T h e m e e t i n g will open with
Th e public is invited.
C hur ch
g r a d u a t e d from t h e Uni ver si t y of C l e a t i * H a w k i n s Oc t ob er 6 . A
Tuesday
in
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p r a y e r f o r Uni t e d Nati ons Day
Mrs. S i mmons , a g r a d u a t e of California.
g r a d u a t e of Austin High School,
Room of the S t ud e n t U n i on a t 8
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The Alba Club will m e e t T u e s ­ Ne w m e m b e r s will he initiated.
Belton Hi g h School, is an ex-stuWood is a g r a d u a t e of New Miss Wue at has been employed a t
p.m., Mrs. W. E. McCr acken, p r e s ­
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d e n t of t h e Uni ver si t y. Her hus ­ Mexico Military I n s t i t ut e an d the ( t h e Capital Nati onal B a n k f o r
ident, annou nc ed.
Th e Economics Club will hold j U n i v e r s i t y Me tho di s t E duca t i o n band received a b a c h e l o r ’s degree
317,
University. He was a m e m b e r of one a n d a half years. Hawki n s, a
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an o r gan i z at i onal me eti ng Wed- C e n t e r when the w o r ks hop for oc- f r o m the U ni ve r s i t y an d is doing
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Delt a Kappa Epsilon f r a t e r n i t y ,
f o r m e r Universit y s t u d e n t f r o m
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t ive Service to d e f e r National
The I nt e r n a t i o n a l Folk Dance nesday night a t 7:30 in Gar ri son c upa ti on a l a n d r ec re at i on al ther- g r a d u a t e work.
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Angelo, is e mpl oye d by t he
will be held at the We sl e y F o u n ­
apy w or ke r s holds a public me et ­
Group will m e e t Tu e s d a y in Te xa s Hall 101.
G u ar d member s f r o m the d r a f t
Donnie
Helen
Freund
a n d Kleger g F i r s t N at i on al Bank, in
dat io n Tu e s d ay at 7:15 p.m. Cl ay­
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The e n g a g e m e n t an d approach-; C h a r l e * R a y m o n d S p a n g l e r will Kingsville.
has been issued by G o v e r n o r Allan t on Mor ga n of the Univer sit y Union 301 f rom 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Dr. Ni na Ri denour , educat ion m a r r i a g e of N a t a l i a N o b l e to D o n ­
Oliver Bown, of the T e s t ing and
Ins t r u c t i on in folk d an c es of
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ot h e r c ou nt ri es will be given. E v ­ G ui dance Bu r ea u , will discuss vo­ division d i r ec t or of tho National a l d W i l l i a m M o r g a n has boon a n ­
In the p rocl a mat ion, Gover nor mission.
cational gui da nce at the weekly ; Association for Mental He a l t h; Dr. nounced.
er yo ne i n te re s t e d is invited.
T h e discussion is des igned to
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l unc heon session of the Univer sit y S amu el A. Kirk, special educat ion
Shivers invited T e x a n s between
Miss Noble and Mo r ga n will he
The Tom Connally A w ar d for A r e a Kiwanis Club at. 12 noon pr of e ssor a t the U n iv er si t y of Il­ m a rr i e d D e c e mb e r 25 a t the Ce n ­
t h e ages of 17 and I 8 c, years to give aul to those people in posi­
tion- of responsibility a n d to in­ the o u t s t a n d i n g spe ake r in the W e d n e s d a y in the T F W C building. linois;
Arthur
Vowoll,
T exa s! t ral P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h of Paris.
enl ist in the Nat i onal Gu ar d be­ f orm i nt e re s t e d st ud e nt s of t e ch ­
it
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Mi ss Noble received her b a c he ­
f o r e t he y ar e o r d e r e d to report niques of leadership.
T a u B e t a Pi is of f e ri n g to all Schools educ at ional d i r ec t or ; and lor of j ou r na l i sm d e g r e e from the
he given T hurs day.
f or induction.
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E nt r ies for the speech c on t e s t student.- an d others i nter ested, a Dr. William G. Wol fe, associate
1950. Mr.
In this way men “ can meet their
T h e Austin L a w y e r s ’ Wives will lie ta ke n a t the r e g u l a r A t h­ no n - cr ed i t course in Be gi n ne r s p r of e sso r of educ at ional psychol­ Ll niversi ty in J u n e ,
obligation of service to their Cl ub is havi ng a coffee Tu e s d a y e n a eu m me e t i ng Tuesday a t 7 p.m. Slide Rule each We dnes day ni ght ogy a t tile Univer sit y will be the Mo r ga n also was g r a d u a t e d from
the Univer sit y, and is now e m ­
c o u n t r y while a t t h e same time in t he Home Economics Te a House in the m e n ’s lounge of t h e Te xa s in
Engineering
Building
301. speakers.
ployed wi t h t he Mater ials a n d
t h e y cont inue t h e i r educat ion or f r o m 9 to l l a.m.
Union. New A t he n ae u m of ficer s G eor ge Tut t l e, chair man, said the
Dr. Ri den our will also he the
e m p l o y me n t . ”
next me e t i ng will he We d nes d ay princi pal spe ake r at a work con­ Test s Division of t he Texas High­
Mrs. W. Page Keeton an d Mrs. will he elected.
way D e p a r t m en t .
Nati onal G u a r d u n i t s c a nn o t be K en n e t h Woodwa rd a r e co-chatrThe a n n u a l award f o r $25 was a t 7:15 p.m.
f er en c e sponsored by the Hogg
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ma i n t a i ne d a t a u t h o r i z ed str engt h
F o un d at i o n of the Uni ver si t y and
H o p e N u n l e y was ma rr i e d to
w it h o u t enlisting p er so n s liable to
Au st i n C o unt y Mental Hea l t h So­
Come to A rthur M urray’s
A l dea n V. Fall wed I Oct obe r 13 in
service un der the f ed e ra l law', tho
ciety on Tue s d a y a n d We dnes d ay
the P r e s b y t e r i a n Theological S e m­
pr ocl a mat ion c ont in ue d.
a t the Driskill Hotel.
i nary Chapel.
and learn to be a sought­
S t u d e n t s ar e invited to the F r i ­
Mrs. Fallwell, a g r ad u a t e of
D r . R a d k e y T e a c h i n g in O h i o
day n ight me eti ng a t S p.m. when Austin High School is an ex-st.uMrs. Mayo Korioth, f o r m e r USO d e n t of t he Universit y.
Dr. Oliver H. Ra dke y, associate
after partner overnight.
supervisor a t S h e r m a n , and M. L.
pr of e ssor of history a n d a u t h o r of
M e mb e r s of Sigma Alpha Mu Wi lkenficld, Juli an Horwit z, Jor -i G a m m a chapt er. She will hold dis­
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T he e n g a g e m e n t of L o u a n B e x ­
“ The Election of t he Russian C o n ­ a n d t h ei r d a t es took a “ lu xu r y ry Rarshop, Arnold Barbal!, and cussions thr oug h October 25 with
at McCloskey Ge n er a l Hospital, l e y to C h e r i e * W . W a l l a c e Jr. has
s t i t u e n t A s s e m b l y of 1917,” is on liner c r u i s e ” aboar d the USS S h e r m a n Kusin.
officers, pledges, and a l u mn a e
will speak on c o m mu n it y r el a t i on­
l eave for the 1951-52 session to S a m m y S a t u r d a y evening to honor
been ann o u n ce d .
Evidences of ma r i ti me activities g r oup s of the sorority.
ships to st at e hospitals and schools.
★
A g r a d u a t e of Temp l e High
t e a c h at the University of Cincin­ five new initiates.
were s c a t t er ed in and a r o u n d the
'I’lie w-orkshop which opened School, Miss Bexley is a music
T he new Sammi es i nclude J e r r y
“ Guys and Ghouls,” spooks and
nati.
S igma Alpha Mu house. T h e lawn witches a r e to he at the Alpha S un d ay will c ont inue thr ou gh Oc­ e d uc at i on m a j o r a t The Univer ­
was d e c or at e d like a ship with sig­ Phi closed house Friday. The H a l ­ t obe r 27.
sity and plans to finish in June.
nal flags here and t here, arid the loween t h e me will he ca r ri e d out
She is a m e m b e r of Alpha Phi
e n t r a n c e was a g a ng p l a nk be­ in d e c or at i o n s and r ef r e sh me nt s. S o u t h C e n t r a l T e x a n * t o M e e t
sorori ty.
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t ween two lifeboats. The c ha pt e r The closed house will he f rom 8:3(1
H er f iance a g r a d u a t e of Aus­
room was the bridge an d c o n­ to mi dni ght with dance mu ic p r o ­ Colorado, Gonzales, and F ayet te
Count ies ar e ur ged to a t t en d the tin High School, received a b ac he ­
tained t he steering wheel.
vided by a small combo.
me et i ng of the Sout h ( ent ra l T e x ­ lor of music de gr ee from the Uni­
803 Congress
2116 G uadalupe
S andy Smith on the piano ami
it
/
as
Cl ub in Texas Union 315 T u e s ­ versity and was a m e m b e r of Phi
Ger al d Shut- on the d r u m s pr ovi d­
The Ti va Ch a pt e r of Delta UpMu Alpha, h on o r a r y music fra
and
ed
intermissi on
e n t e r t ai n m e n t . - iIon f r a t e r n i t y will init iat e four day a t 7 p.m.
to rn it v.
T
he
annual
scholarship,
Thanks
T o mm y Dot so n’* o rche s t r a played m e m b e r s of the spring pledge
Phone 2-6261
Phone 8-6687
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for the dancers,
cia - into active ranks of the f r a ­ giving Dance, in Hallettsville and
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i
Shelton
and
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Bl u e b on n et Belle nominee-, will lie
Huh Kinklestein, f ir s t mate, t e r n i t y Friday.
discussed.
I
nitiation
cer
emonies
will
take
welcomed
the
guests
and
served
V
a s emcee. .Jimmy Rosenbloom was place in the Austin P r e s b y t e r i a n
S m ith and W elch W e d
Theol ogical Semi n a r y chapel.
the captain.
P a t r i c i a E m e l i e S m i t h and W a *
T he ne w initiates ar e Ma rt i n J.
Mrs. M a r g a re t Holman, district D e S t e f a n o, William R. Har gr ov e , d e l A r v e l W e l c h , e x -1 niversit y
G.
Mecklenburg,
and s t ud e n t s, were ma r r ie d O c t ' her
g o v e r n o r of Alpha Phi sorority, William
I I at All Saint ’ Episcopal < hurch.
ar r ived in Austin Monday to visit Hugh (>. Peebles.
M a r i a n L a a M c C u r d y and R i c h a r d S o r y R o b e r t « o n w e r e married

Four Therapy
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Look (Ugh) Natural and W in
In APO's Ugly Man Contest
Men, or monst ers! Does your
girl friend shrink f rom y o ur a t ­
t e n ti o n ? Do y our f ri e nd s fail to
t ur n t heir hacks to laugh?
Well, now is the t i me to capi­
talize on y our (ugh) looks. The
Ugly Man Cont est, cr oo ke d est elec­
tion of them all, will he held No­
v e m b e r 16 by Alpha Phi Omega,
nat ional service f ra t e r n i t y .
Votes are bought and s t uf f i n g

as shown in GLAMOUR

LIGHT L i n n

GIRDLE

THAT HOLDS A N D MOLDS

the bal lot box is e nc our age d, a n ­
nounced Howard ( lark, c ha i r ma n
of the Ugly Man Committ ee. Co m­
mi t te e me mb er s are Bob A r m ­
str ong, Tom Cullman, Ken MrIlyar, Hen r y Moore, and J oe Os­
burn.
O r i gi nat ed in 19 17, this male
sequel to the “ Te.p Most Beaut i­
f ul ” Co nt es t ha* yielded only
t h r ee official Ugly Men.
Ed Andrew*, only man to hold
the du bi ous honor twice, was the
first Ugly Man. Bob “ T y r o n e ”
Gold, Tau Delta Phi, won tile title
n 1948, and in 1949 Ed A nd r e ws
reclaimed the crown.
“ In 1948 my f r a t e r n i t y was
b r o k e , ” explained r ub be r -f ac ed Ed
a b o u t his one-year lapse of the
title.
Am ews* fame spread to Hull

brie:

w th d o u b k nylon tei nf or c eme n i

' -)t-o protection, eN:.tic f i t t e d legs.

M i l e , sanitary bed unnecessary. W h i t e

Notion;

S arc

gh s S t r e e t Moor

wood, where he signed a c o n tr a ct
with the Music Cor por at i on of
America. He is now per fo r mi ng
in night clubs, on TV, and e v e n­
tually hopes to land a few movie
roles.
Myron “ S a b u ” Rejehian, an
A&M t r an s f er , me ri te d the uglie t
man title in I 950.
T u r b a n - a t t i r e d and har e- c hest ­
ed, “ S a b u , ” a m e m b e r of Beta
T h et a Pi, walked of f with hi
g r e a t e s t and only claim to I ' ni ­
ver si t y fame midst the clanking
of chains and the mo ani ng o f b a r e ­
chested slaves.
To he qualified to run f r Ugly
Man you must be a male member
of the st u de nt body, faculty, or
employe of the University, and
no mi n a t e d by a petit ion signed by
a t least ten students.

' / \ aes/fy stockings, 1.50, 3 for 4.00
VV 'spy s lee?
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M a r e Lr a ; 'brown!,
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Street Poor

Scarbrough & Sons

Ghosts and Goblins
Scare Drag Shoppers

S m o o t h ie
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The appr oach of Hall oween Is
bei ng heralded with va r yi ng Heg l e e s of ent husiasm by stores on
the Dra g th;* year.
The hook s t o r e s , a p p a r en t l y unlier the impre-sjon that college
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' st ud en t s are old e no ugh to strq
believing in ghost# and goblins
have confined themselves to a se
d at e display of g r ee t i ng r a i d s
a d o r n e d with little s p i r i t s t h a '
ar e more cherubic t ha n si ar ;.
'J'bey also have seasonal gift wrap

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pledged M Th.eta Sigma Pi i, na- a b o u t th r ee f
tional f i at. e m : t y for wormrn in and ( an he fii
jeu rnaSism.
and candy. Tt
They a i e Miary ( h er r y Bi own* t hi ng froiii hi
mg, ( arnivn Bust h, Flo Cox, bean* to I•11
Elaine En!ley, Mi hied Kit’-el, Mai
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t ti a l i d a i t '
Mal a n n e Mm IJK, Gre t a N11 **e n ,
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Geological Society
Takes to the Hills

B B A Personnel Meet
Starts on Thursday
A p ro g ra m o f p a n e l discussions lenge o f a N e w C o n ce p tio n o f
an d le c tu re s b y m en in business, L e a d e rs h ip ,” w ill he the o p e n in g
e d u c a tio n , in d u s try , and g o v e rn ­ address.
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A fo ru m 'Aid be held in the
T h u r s d a y and F r id a y a t the T e x ­ m o rn in g on “ R o le - P la y in g in S u ­
as P e rs o n n e l and M a n a g e m e n t A s ­ p e rv is o ry T r a in in g ," led by S. J .
B illin g s le y o f S o u th w e s te rn B e ll
so c ia tio n C o n fe re n c e .
T h e C o n fe re n c e is sponsored by T e le p r. one C o rn p a ti v .
the C o lle g e o f B u s in e ss
tr a tio n .

A d m in is ­

A
w o rk e r's
p an e l
w ith
the
them e, “ I f I W e re F o r e m a n ,’’ w ill
fo llo w . Ja m e s J,. H ydros, la b o r re ­
latione s u p e rv is o r fo r ( oi, ••oliriat ed
V u lte e
A ir c r a f t
< or pot atio n o f
F o r t W o r th , w ill -peak T h u r s d a y ,

S p e a k e rs w ill be .John H. W i n ­
te rs, e x e c u tiv e d ire c to r o f the
T e x a s D e p a rtm e n t o f W e lf a r e ;
C h a rle s ( '. F o rd , D a lla s c it y m a n ­
a g e r ; D r. T h o m as C o rd o n o f the
C h a n c e llo r Ja r m - P. H a r t w ill
d e p a rtm e n t o f p sy ch o lo g y , U n i ­ preside over a g e n e ra l a*-<m bly
v e r s it y o f C h ic a g o ; and Jo h n F . T h u r s d a y eve n in g .
L y n c h , p re s id e n t o f the L a C lo r ia
C o rp o ra tio n o f C o rp u s C h ris ti.

T h e W e s t T e x a s G e o lo g ic a l S o ­
c ie t y , u n d e r the le a d e rs h ip o f P r o ­
fe s s o r R o n a ld K . D e F o r d o f th e
D e p a r tm e n t o f G e o lo g y , w ill ta k e
to th e A p a c h e M o u n ta in s f o r a
fie ld e x c u rsio n P 'rid a y and S a t ­
u rd a y .
S o m e 200 g eo lo g ists in c lu d in g
a b o u t lo fro m the U n iv e r s it y are
e x p e cte d to a tte n d the to u r th a t
w ill c a r r y them to m a n y p a rts o f
th e W e s t T e x a s m o u n ta in ra n g e .
T h e A p a c h e M o u n ta in s a re lo c a t­
ed 50 m iles w est o f P e c o s n e a r the
h ig h w a y th a t goes to w a rd K l Pa so .
A s s is t a n t le a d e rs w ill be M a r t in
D e h lin g e r,
Bob
P o r t e r , W . H.
F r e e m a n , A r t h u r C o c h ru m , and
VV. K . T ip to n , a ll fo r m e r g ra d u a te
s tu d e n ts o f the the U n iv e r s it y . A il
a re n o w e m p lo ye d as g e o lo g ists
in th e o il in d u s try a t T y le r , D a l­
las, A b ile n e , and M id la n d . M r.
F re e m a n is in U ta h .
T h e re s u lts o f in v e s tig a tio n s o f
th e m o u n ta in s m ade b y these m en
w h ile th e y w e re g ra d u a te stu d en ts
w ill be used as a g u id e b o o k fo r

S p e a k e rs w iii be VV. H . W Jn a n a ,
v ice- p resid en t o f U n io n < at hon
and C a rb id e C o rp o ra tio n a n d A l ­
len I
T hom pson, m a yo r o f J a c k ­
son, M iss.
A special m eet g fo r e d u c a tio n
w ill in clud e pane! d iscu ssio n * on
“ G ro u p
A p p ro a c h e s
in
C o lle g e
P e rs o n n e l W o r k ,” led by D r. G o r ­
don, and “ Problem - in the D e v e l­
opm ent.
o f I ty - W id e G u id a n c e
P ro g ra m s , ’ led bs
Mi
M ar ye
Garrett-, d ire c to r o f g u id a n c e fo r
the pubisc school* o f C le b u rn e .
T h e c o n fe re n c e w ill end w ith a
lu n ch eo n in the M a in B a llro o m o f
the T e x a s U n io n F r id a y ,

Students to Show
River Model Plans

T h e m e e tin g s w ill be open to
U n iv e r s it y stu d en ts and fa c u lty
w’ho e n ro ll fo r the c o n fe re n c e by
F r id a y .
D r, W . R. S p rie g e l, dean o f the
C o lle g e o f B u s in e ss A d m in is tr a ­
tio n . is g e n e ra l c h a irm a n o f the
A scale m odel o f the new p an
c o n fe re n c e .
W e lc o m in g add resses by v ic e ­ n in g d e v elo p m en ts in the C o lo ra d o
p re s id e n t Ja m e s C. D o lle y and VV.
r iv e r fro n t ar ea w ill be s h o w " by
S . D ra k e , A u s tin m a y o r, w ill open
tw o U n iv e r s it y student.
at the
th e m eeting .
M uni* p aiitiex
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T h e in e v ita b le p o litic a l dis u«d o r- , M o n d a y re v ie w * o f fo o tb a ll
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old m odel, and fa th e r dull-looklr ig t , it, m u rm u re d c o y ly , “ I t H ad
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the lo cal lo a fe r s ’ la ir sin ce la st
sprin g, w h en tile last. n ick e lo d e o n
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T e x a s - A r k an sa s gam e wa», its r e ­
sponse w as “ O ce a n s o f T e a r * .”
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tions, its c o m m e n t w as “ U n d e c id ­
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T h e lib r a r ie s w ill be open N o ­
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L ib r a r y h o u rs F r id a y and S a t u r ­
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