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8 Speakers Slated
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J o h n H i c k e r s o n , a s s i s t a n t U.S.
S e c r e t a r y of S t a t e
for United
N a t i o n s a f f a i r s , has a c c e p t e d an
i n v i t a t i o n t o s p e a k in t h i s f a l l ' s
G r e a t Issues f o u r s e .

R egistration, fraternity and so­ thing goes o ff smoothly without
r o rity rush, a n d f r e s h m a n o r i e n ­ any conflicts.
t a t i o n all s e e m t o c o m e i n o n e
F ie -registration
activities
in­
c onfused jum ble at the beginning clude
an
open
house
at
the
of September.
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such
activities
are
c a r e f u l l y S e p t e m b e r 14.
O p e n b o u s e s w ill b e g i v e n at
planned and timed, and e very­

G r e a t Issues s u m m e r c h a ir m a n
B r u c e M e a d o r said T h u r s d a y t h a t
he a nd oth er c o m m itte e m e m b e rs
h a v e l e t t e r s in t h e m a i l t o p r o s ­
pective
speakers
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the
four
d a te s re m a in in g unfilled. In cases
w h e r e a n a n s w e r is d e l a y e d , h e
s a i d , t h e p r o s p e c t w ll b e p h o n e d
for a t ommitment.

Assembly Kills Bill
To Channel News

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f o r t h e p r o g r a m is A u g u s t
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eral prom in en t lecturers now out
o f t h e c o u n t r y wi l l b e c o n t a c t e d
a n d , if t h e y a r e u n a v a i l a b l e , a l ­
t e r n a t e s p e a k e r s will b e l i n e d up.

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c o m m i tt e e 's new s to T h e Daily

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lar in te n t t h at m e t with d i s f a v o r
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at the previous m ee tin g , ran into
to get two speakers, McGhee and
stiff opposition a f t e r th e A s s e m ­
H ic k e rs o n , free a nd one of the
bly v o t e d to s u s p e n d t h e r u l e s
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y o u m a y n o t b e lie ve y o u r eyes.
m e r e l y “ a n o r g a n i z a t i o n a l hi ll . . .
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m a y cost.
Building o f T he University of T e x ­
“ weed out d u p lic a tin g m a t e r i a l. ”
as.
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T i m e h o n o r e d Mr . D u n n i n i t ’s t h e bill w a s d e f i n i t e l y c o n s t i t u ­
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T h e hi ll p r o v i d e d t h a t “ al l o f
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news
releases concerning
r e s p o n s i b l e f o r t h e s e n d i n g o f 14,- t h e s t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t b o d y be
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standing.
Huston
College th e Public Relations C o m m i t t e e ”
l a m i n a t i o n a n d wi l l b e l i c e n s e d a s t i c
by t h e S u p r e m e C o u r t o f T e x a s w a s in d a n g e r o f b e i n g r e m o v e d w i t h s e v e r a l s t r i n g s a t t a c h e d . T h e
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23

Open Houses, Parties
Begin Fall Activities

His a c c ep ta n ce b rin e s to fo u r
the n u m b er of speakers who have
a b r e e d t o p a r t i c i p a t e in t h e e i g h t l e c t u r e se ri e s on A m e r i c a n F o r - ;
eign Policy, The o th ers a re H a n s
M org e n th au , Clyde Eagleton, and
G e o r g e M c G h e e , w h o a l s o is a n
a ssistant S ecretary of State.

Meador
"expressed
optimism
t h a t t h e c o u r s e wi l l b e h e l d t hi s
fall as o rig in a lly p l a n n e d . T h e r e
h ave been doubts that the c o m ­
m it t e e could com plete a r r a n g e ­
m e n t s in t i m e , w h i c h w o u l d h a v e
necessitated moving the program
to the spring semester.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, A U G U ST 24, 1951

T ex a n .
F o s te r replied that " t h e official
n e w s r e l e a s e s ” m e n t i o n e d in t h e
hill w o u l d i n c l u d e all c o m m i t t e e
reports.
R o ge r R o b i n s o n th en a sk e d, “ Do
you h av e to go t h r o u g h this P u b ­
lic R e l a t i o n s C o m m i t t e e ? ” F o s t e r
a n s w e r e d , “ Yes.”
“ W h a t is o f f i c i a l a n d w h a t is
u n o f f i c i a l ? ” inquired Robinson.
“ N e a t l y e v e r y t h i n g is o f f i c i a l , ”
F o s te r explained.
J u s t b e fo re the vote was taken,
r o s t e r s u m m e d u p t h e b i l l ’s p u r

campus

religious fo u n d a ti o n s
September
15 a t
IO
a m . A P l a y P a r t y wi l l b e h e l d
I in t h e T e x a s U n i o n f r o m 8 t o l l
p. rn.
At 7 p . m . M o n d a y , S e p t e m b e r
17, a f r e e m o v i e wi l l h e s h o w n
in t h e M a i n L o u n g e o f t h e U n i o n .
An O r i e n t a t i o n D a n c e wi l l c o n ­
clude o rientation activities T u e s ­
d a y , S e p t e m b e r 18, i i i t h e M a i n
I. o u n g e .
R u s h W . ek wi l l b e g i n S e p t e m ­
ber ll with a pre-rush f r a t e r n i t y
c o n v o c a t i o n a t lr a. r n. in H o g g
Auditorium.
Pre rush p a l t i e s
have been planned by som e frat e i n i t u s S e p t e m b e r 9 a n d IO.
F o r m a l f r a t e r n i t y r u s h will b e
held
Septem ber
11-1^,
ending
with pledge convocation iii H ogg
Auditorium
September
13
at
1 0 : 3 0 p . m.

S o ro rity rush begins with r u sh
Convocation
an d
registration
W e d n e sd a y , S e p t e m b e r 1 2 , at 9
a rn. in t h e M a i n B a l l r o o m o f t h e
I nion.
Silence
fo r
sorority
r u s h e e * b e g i n s a t 12 n o o n , S e p ­
t e m b e r IO, a n d e n d s a t 4 : 3 0 p m .
S u n d a y , S e p t e m b e r IO.
Period O ne p a rties s t a r t at I
p rn. S e p t e m b e r 12 a r i d c o n t i n u e
through
September
13.
Period
T w o p a r t i e s wi l l h e h e l d S a t u r ­
d a y , S e p t e m b e r 15. H u s h b i d s a n d
p r e f e r e n t i a l s i g n i n g wi l l b e in t h e
U n i o n S e p t e m b e r 16 a t 4 : 30 p . m .
an d open rush begins S e p t e m b e r
17

p o s e b y s a y i n g t h a t “ i t is n o t t o j
's tu d e n t* who do n o t plan to
place
power, but
r e s p o n s i b i l i t y a t t e n d R u s h W e e k will p r o b a b l y
w 11 h t h e P u b l i c R e l a t i o n s C o m - r e t u r n S e p t e m b e r 18 f o r r e g i s t r a ­
m ittee.”
t i on S e p t e m b e r 18- 20. F i n a l a n ­
B i ie f s t a n d in g c om m itte e re
n o u n c e m e n t s o f c o u r s e s will tic
po rt * w e r e g iv en by R o b i n so n , out a b o u t S e p t e m b e r 1 2 .
c h a i r m a n o f th e B l a n k e t T ax Cora.
m ittee; Research, F oster; and T e x ­
as
Student
Publication*,
Gude.
O th e r chairm en w ere absent.
A m o t i o n t h a t t h e S u m m e r As
s e m b ly m e e t u n o f f icially with th e
n e w l y e l e c t e d f a l l A s s e m b l y at i ts
first m e e t i n g p a ss e d u n a n i m o u s l y .

Orientation Ends Sept. 8

Forty eight students re p re se n t­
R i c h a r d Da vid Davis, M a rsh a l l in g t w e n t y n a t i o n s a t e a s s i g n e d
R. D i g g s J r . , J a m e s W . D u g g e r , t o t h e E n g l i s h L a n g u a g e a n d O r ­
O w e n H. E l l i n g t o n , R a f a e l H u m ­ i e n t a t i o n P r o g r a m ot t h e U n i v e r ­
b e r t o F l o r e s , I>awt on G r a v e s ( l a m - s i t y f r o m J u l y 3 0 to S e p t e m b e r
bi l l , G e o r g e E d w i n G i l k e r s o n , L u k ­ 8.
in T a y l o r G i l l i l a n d .
T h e g r o u p i n c l u d e s 34 m e n a n d
R o b e r t R. G o o d r i c h , C l a y t o n 14 w o m e n . I n c l u d e d in t h e g r o u p
P . H i l l i a r d , C h a r l e s E. H u g h e s , a r e
bacteriologists,
journalists,
C a l v i n W i n f i e l d J a y r o e , C h a r l e s B. e c o n o m i s t s , e n g i n e e r s , a n d o t h e r s .
J o n e s III, W a r r e n B r u c e L ea ch
The s t u d e n ts have been divided
Jr., R a u l L. L o n g o r i a , T . T h o m a s i n t o
three
m ajor
groups.
The
J . L y k o s , a n d C l a r e n c e C. M e y e r . g r o u p s i n c l u d e s t u d e n t s w h o c a m e
K l e b e r C. M i l l e r J r . , J a m e s T a i - s p o n s o r e d b y t h e I n s t i t u t e o f I n ­
iafe rro M ontgom ery, Dan Moody ternational Education. Those act
J r . , A l b e r t M averick McKee! Jr., as a g e n ts fo r t h e i r sponsors.
O ther sponsors are the D ep art­
T o m a s G lover P ollard Jr., Roy
R. R a y J r . , R u s s e l l R. H. S a h m , m e n t o f t h e A r m y a n d t h e D e p a r t ­
m en t of State.
E a r l M Scott.
T h e A r m y i« - p o n « o n n g all J a ­
Paul
Heermans
Smith,
Mort
p
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n
ese
tudents.
They
include:
Hawk.inStarnes, John
I-aw t o n
Fukuda,
Hideko
e ^ J r . , J a m c* Collins Taylor, Misses A -t u k o
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and
run
Ray
Tinsley,
W ilham
G e o r g e W e b b , J a c k A. W e l l s , J u d ­ S u m i l o T a m u 1 a . M i s s f a m i l i a wi l l
son
Robert
Wood,
and
Hollis a t t e n d t h e U n i v e r s i t y .
Tithers
wi l l
attend
different
Darm Young.
s c h o o l s in t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s . M e n
i n c l u d e d in t h e g r o u p a r e : H s y u
T e d ay • T e x t 1
A-am i, O s am u H a-u i, Hiroshi TaToday's issue o f t h e S u m m e r k a n a s h i ,
Ichiro
Ueno.
Miichi
T e x a n is t h e l a s t t ( 1 t h i s - e m e s - A i sa, M a s a o I t a g a k i , a n d K a z u o
t e r . R e g u l a r p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h e S h i zu me.
D a i l y T e x a n will b e g i n S e p t e m ­
Also T o n o m o F u j i s h i m a , R y u i b e r 18, r e g i s t r a t i o n d a y .
ehi N a k a m u r a E l i j a h Y a s u o T a k a T h e T e x a n wi l l he d i s t r i b u t e d n o ,
Sehozaburo
Okamoto, a n d
b o t h in t h e J o u r n a l i s m B u i l d i n g Y o s h i r o K o j i m a . Mr . O k a m o t o a n d
1 0 8 a n d a t t h e L o s t a n d F o u n d M r . K o j i m a wi l l a t t e n d t h e U n i ­
in t h e L n i o n . T h e d e l i v e r y z o n e v e r s i t y w h i l e t h e r e * t wi l l a t t e n d
t h i s f a l l wi l l h e t h e s a m e a s i n o t h e r s c h o o l s .
th e s u m m e r sessions.
F r o m M e x i c o c o m e Mi s e G e o r g ­

al l

I Saturday,

e tte F ig u e r e d o and Luis M e lg ar a g ent for a private orga niz ation
L a r r i e u . F r o m I n d i a , c o m e Mi s s iv s p o n s o r i n g M i r a C o n c e p c i o n S.
V r i n d a S h a r m a a n d D u r g a P a r s- Y u m u l , f r o m t h e P h i l ip p i n e Is
had Bhutani.
l a n d s , w h o will s t a y a t t h e Ur n
F ro m G e r m a n y t h e r e are H a n s varsity.
G e r h a r d , a nd K a r l I x ieh m air. Mr. ‘
Student* under the auspices and
I j o c h m a i r will r e m a i n a t T e x a s . ; s p o n s o r s h i p o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s
From Nicaragua come F e rn a n d o Office of Education and Federal
M o n t i e l , a n d A r i s t i d e s S o m a r r i b a . S e c u r i t y A g e n c y , a r e in t h e «ec
group.
Included
are Juan
O th e rs sp o n so red by the S t a te end
D e p a r t m e n t a r e : Miss Fr ancoi.se P a r i t i a g u a , G u a t e m a l a ; Mrs. A u d ­
Beryl
Ariaratnam ,
Ceylon;
H a y , Fr a n e e ; Mi s s U n a i m a A h- r e y
ma<i El N a h r y , E g y p t ; R a g n a r Mi s s M a r i a A u x i l i a d o r a C o n s u e J u l i u s B a c k s t r o m , F i n l a n d ; Ai do g ra . C o l o m b i a ; Miss A n a l.uisa
C e l l i , I t a l y ; lls* y i n S i r e t E n e r , I . a n d a e t a , V e n e z u e l a ; M i s s M a r i a
T u r k e y ; C a r l o * E r v i n J a n z , B r a ­ B o r g e s d e M a g a l h a e s , B r a z i l ; Mr s .
z i l ; a n d S h a r e e f A l - M u j a h i d , P a k ­ E l e n a M o r a l e s d e N a v a r r o , Bol i i s t a n . Mi ss El
N a h r y ar i d Mr . i v i a ; A s d r u b a l A m a r o d e A s s i s ,
J a n z will a t t e n d t h e U n i v e r s i t y . B r a z i l ; J a m s h i s B e h r a v e s h , D a n ;
The I n stitu te of In te r n a ti o n a l Julio C e s a r Chinshilla, G u a t e m a l a ;
Education
acting
as a
special Benito G atal, Philippines; U rabano d e M i r a n d a , B r a z i l ; H e r b e n o
L. R e s t r e p o , C o l o m b i a ; a n d A l v a
rn E n r i q u e W h i t t e m b u r y , P e r u .
Tolar Family Featured
The third g roup includes pri­
In N ew spaper Section
vate stu d e n ts . They are F ra nc isco
T h e - w i m m i n g T o l a r f a m i l y o f B a r i ci a - G a 1 z a ,
attorney-at-law ,
S a n A n t o n i o a n d t h e U n i v e r s i t y city j u d g e , a n d t e a c h e r a t th e U n i ­
w e r e f e a t u r e d in a - t o r y in t h e v e r s i t y (i f N u e v o I . e o n . H e i* f r o m
A u g u s t 19 m a g a z i n e s e c t i o n o f M o x i c o ,
Also S h i g e m u n e
Nishi,
the San Antonio Express.
who w a n ts to learn English b e ­
June
Tolar,
Aqua
C a r n i v a l f o r e e n t e r i n g St. E d w a r d ' s High
queen,
appeared
on
the
f r ont . S c h o o l . H e p l a n s t o s t a r t hi s c o l ­
p a g e <,f t h e s<«Kion a p p r o p r i a t e l y l e g e w o r k a t S t . E d w a r d ’s U r n
d r e s s e d in a s w i m s u i t .
v e r i t y a n d then t r a n s f e r to t h e
R o g e r a n d J a c k , m e m b e r s o f U n i v e r s i t y . H e is f r o m J a p a n . A l ­
t he University s w im m in g tea m , fonso P ozos-Yiveros, who plans to
a r e a l s o in t h e s t o r y . T h e y a r e s t u d y t* x t i l e e n g i n e e r i n g at T or p i c t u r e d w i t h t h e i r p a r e n t s a r i d riel! U n i v e r s i t y is f r o m M o n t e r r e y .
younger brothers.
Mexico.
I

UT Loyally Ruling
To Be Issued Soon

A spokesman for the state at­
t o r n e y g e n e r a l ’s o f f i c e s a i d I ' h u r s d a y t h a t a r u l i n g on t h e s o c a l l e d
l o y a l l y o a t h r i d e r will l ikel y h e
issued this week end.
I
A t t o r n e y General Price Daniel
wit* u n a v a i l a b l e f o r c o m m e n t .
The c o n t r o v e r s i a l r i d e r t o t h e
s t a t e general a p p r o p r i a t i o n s t oll
p a s s e d b y t h e F i f t y - s e c o n d l a- g i s l a t u i e r e q u i r e s t w o t h i n g s o f all
s t a te employes. T hey mu-t take
an o a t h t h a t t h e y a r e not C o m ­
m u n is t P a r t y m e m b e rs and have
not been m e m b e rs of a n y o r g a n i ­
z a t i o n d e e m e d s u b v e r s i v e in 1 9 4 7
by t h e U . S . A t t o r n e y G e n e t al.
If allowed to stand, the new
o a t h — whi ch w ou ld he t a k e n mi
addition
to the non-Com m uni*4
o a t h a l r e a d y in u s e — w o u l d t a k e
e f f e c t S e p t e m b e r I. A f f e c t i n g all
the s ta te 's m ore than 32,000 e m ­
ployes,
including
teachers,
the
o a t h w ou ld be e n f o r c e d by w i t h ­
holding the sta te p a y c h e c k s a i
non si g n e rs.

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By R U S S K E R S T E N
A couple o f da ys ago, a uurnal*
i m p u d n o t e d f o r a l ow p e r c e n t ­
a g e 1 f f a i l u r e s h a d a <hanci
i t o r , a l a d w h o is n o t in -cho< I ' t u t
.-Urn m e r ,
V\ hi b f c h a t t i n g in t h e p r o f - o f ­
f i c e , t h e J o u r n a l i s m u p p e r t ia-**m a n i n q u i r e d in a m a t t e r o f f a i l
v o i c e : ‘ S a y , I ’m l o o k i n g f o r p o r n #
e as y ( o u r s e s t h i s f al l . ( N o an s ­
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to
the
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W a lk e r .
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b e r o f th e team fro m the I niger
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tw o
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age a tte n d a n c e at these m eets din
m g the to u r was b e tw e e n tw e n ty
.rid tw e n ty fiv e th o u sa n d . ” I’heap
people a r e m u ch g r e a te r ' i m k
P ic k in g up p o in ts t >r th e A n im i
en th u -Kist.4 t h a n a re A moi ican . o»
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a tte n d a n c e w ou ld
pus th ro w w as J i m
F u c h s fro m at least th e n
Y a le
In a m a jo r it y o f th e m eets -eem to in d ic a te th a t th e y a t e
•*We had 79.000 tu r n nut to r
Pm h
vo n th ese tw o e ve n ts.
H e rm a n
VA errant, N e g ro
high ,,ne m eet and I >,000 fo r p o t h e r ,
j u m p 1 , a v e ra g e d *» fe e t • inches t h e la tt e r m eet w a , H fld in lh.*
on th e to u r. H e ju m p e d e x a c tly ra in o r th e r e w m id h a v e been
i» feet a inches one n ig h t in a an o v e r c a p a c it y c r o w d , ” < oach
ani
r a m c on the o n ly th in g he cou ld L i t t l e f i e l d
S o m e o f the m eets wet e held on
• wa- the w h ite m a r 1, i show
g rass in stead o f rin d *i tra c k s , the
m g how high th e crossb ar wa

p o le v a u lt e r Bol* S m ith did ex
r e p t io (r a lly w e ll on th.* H ip . said
C oach
L it t le f ie ld , h * tw ic e did
bet le i t ban l l fe e t.
I b a i l i e < a p o z e m , o f G e o rg e
to w n
U n iv e r s it y ,
u s u a lly
tan
a ro u n d a I m in u te l-'t secon d m ile
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c a reer a f t e r the c o n flic t & ‘ s
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A n o th e r in a lo n g lis t o f f >r - I
m e r s t a lw a r t s o f th e L o n e S ta r I
Star** w ho a re m e m b e rs o f th** |
( B a n t s is R a n d a ll f l a y . T h e f . * - |
lier L o n g h o rn lig h t h a lf is c u r - !
e n tiy ' (,rv in g w ith the B r o o k * I
A r my M e d ic a l U e n te r and w ill not I
se*- a c tio n to n ig h t*
j
I t ,,ti*, o v e r s h a d o w e d b y W a lk e r I
u n til th e 1949 S M U N o tre D am * I
fr a c a s , carn e in to his own ag a in
I
the Ir is h
an d
w e n t on to a l l - I
A m e r ic a n la u r e ls la st y**ar, TU* * I
a n a tiv e o f S a n A n to n io an d an I
atu nin u of
Thom as
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cna nrThe
11_r11. h e a v y w e ig h t
H ig h S* bool.
pion o f th e wor ld, -I >e M ax im ,
D ab B o g a * is a n a tiv e o f P »rr I
show***!
th**
p u b ic ^ ' dri ead a y A r th u r an d w ill o p en the clash
THOM AS
n ig h t
tha* he w as still i n t o p a g u a r d s lo t f o r the L io n s
llh
a
v
e
fo
im
w
h en he boxed D is h B o b p la y e d c o lle g ia te b a ll at I a la n e . |
o n ly e f f e c t th is seem ed t*
that M it p h v dizzy to r e t a in hi- crow n B o b
Mc< h o n e y
la b o re d
at I
>n th e A m e r ic a n t**am wa
wn
a w ith a o n e - led I •"> ro u n d d e c i­ H a rd in - S im m o n s
b e fo re a l i n i n g
i t si .w e d the dash m en d
still sion.
th.* ra n k s
of
th** p lay- fo T b **/
lit t l e .
H ow e'- c r ,
I h .m as
T h is
a s - M a x im ’s f ir s t d e fe n s e
tm nod in "H e IOO y a rd dash inn*
huvs.
s
of
he
title sin ce he w o n it fro m
B u d d y P a r k e r , fle d g lin g t u t o r
m 9 s seconds
M ills
19 m o n th s
ago
rf th e L io n s a n d also a T e x a n ,
"W ** e n c o u n te re d some m ig h ty F i cd lie
17'* * to
a . -I at a lu n c h e o n T h u rs d a y th a t
fin e a th le te s on th e t r ip ,” < <>*ch VI ax im , w h o w e ig h e d
I T I 1,-, w e n t .m o the D a lla s sh o u ld be iii the N a t io n a l
L it t le f ie l d s a I. “ th e y w e re all the M u r p h y s
P ro
F o o t b a ll
League
soon
be­
best ol sports, . lean c o m p e tito rs f ig h t aa a 12 to 5 u n d e rd o g .
|
i '.tim an d cool ill the w a y , the cau se o f its in te n s e in te re s t in
and good losers.
ta ll, s w a rth y c h a m p io n sui . ive*! a fo o t b a ll.
As
an
e x a m p le
he
vt i L it t le f ie ld said that h*- con
-bdered h im s e lf a v*» v lu c k y rn* n n a r r o w escap e in th e firs t ro u n d p o in te d to the I9 6 0 d o u b le h e a d e r
.vhen
to* wa-< sla m m e d
to the f e a t u r in g
the
O k la h o m a Tex;* s
t * h ave been ch >sen c o a c h o f til*
,
by a .sm ashing le ft ho o k, m d S M U - O k la h o m a A A M g a m e .,
t ‘-aor.
an d th e n cam e back to hand the w h i c h p i ll e d 150,000 ra b id fa n s
p o w e r f u l,
c ru d e
c h a lle n g e r
a th ro u g h th e tu r n s tile s .
! b o x in g lesson he w o u ld n e v e r f o r ­

Lone Star Sch oolb oys
Picked in O il Bowl Tilt
H ig h

I

D allas has rolled out the we come m at fo r tw o o f her hest I
known
prodigal
sons
VA lik e r I
and La yn e . T he D oaker ronrpe i I
..vet th** g rid iro n s of H ig h la ’ I I
P a ik H igh School for four years I
b efore e m b a rk in g upon his allA m erica n
c a re e r
at
Southern I
M ethodist. H e was placed on the I
select squads fo r three consecu- I
tive years, being one o f only a I
few to turn the tric k .
I
I .ayne
w as
a
classm ate
»f
W a lk e r ’s at
H ig h lan d
Park
o I
days d u rin g the w a r and cor - I
tinued his c a re e r on the F o rty I
-Aires — becom ing one of ti •• I
S o uthw est C o n fe re n c e ’s most ta- ■
mous passers, along w ith Sam m y I
B a igh and D a v y O ’ B rie n . He was I
n x ^ d to th-* al! S W U teams for |
f ,ur years an I was al! Amor en . I

Joe Maxim Keeps
Lightweight Title

lo u t
w as
the
IOO m eter
ru n ;
w h ic h he g e n e t a lly w on.
In S to c k h o lm , B u d H ill th re w
th e ja v e lin 249 f e e t d in ch e to
a n ev
In d iu m re c o rd in th e
c o u n t r y th a t “ in v e n te d ”
ja v e lin
U h -wing. H i l l s th r o w la also a
new
\ m erm an
m a ik , no o th e i
A nou Hti
ti ack
ma ii ha
ever
th r o w n
a ja v e lin
th a t f a r , M i
I it i let Id said.

D ra k e 's J i m F o r d p ro v id e d the
( S . te a m w ith a JOO m e te r lash
m a I. a I tho ugh he wa- g iv e n some
p re tty
s t if f c o m p e titio n
in the
B e m d in a v ia n m e ets his sh o w ing
w as on tile a v e ra g e f a ir ly good.

w ill

appearance

pads a g a in .
A n o th - r
-et o f T e x a n s , T o m
I and rv an d J Of S c o tt , w ill rat*
ta m
the N e w
Y o rk ers.
I an d iv
s t a r r e d a t h a lfb a c k fo r th e B la n
C h e rry m a c h i n e
at th e I n iv e r
<ity in 194*i-47-48 an d w as cap
ta in o f the S te e rs in his se n io r

" H o w e v e r . ’*
to u c h
I .itlle fie lc l
a,I,Ie I. " w e
took the
m a jo r it y o f
meet

R o te ,

the G ia n ts .
D e w itt C o u lt e r , T e x a n w ho a t ­
ta in e d a ll- A m e ric a n fa m e w h ile
la b o rin g fo r C o ach E a r l B la . k a
Wetr»
P o in t,
has
re jo in e d
th*G ia n ts a f t e r a y e a r ’s to u r o f d u ty
on the D a lla s T U n e a - H e ra ld as a
spo rts
c a rto o n is t.
C o u lt e r
w as
hounded by <.ra n t m e n to r S t e v e
O w e n e v e r sin ce he le f t th e squa<
and f in a lly .ie id*-d to don th e

fr o m S w e d e n and the other S o nmen
11fi i . i a ti
c o u n trie s .
T h es*
w e re c o n s id e ra b ly better than we
VV,.... in the d is ta n c e e v e n ts , but
we took th e m in e v e r y O ther ti ack
a n d fie ld e v e n t ,” said ( e a c h l it ­

e v e n ts rn ill

K y le

p ro fe s s io n a l

W ith

bed the U S . te a m on it < fivew****k s w in g th ro u g h E u ro p e w h !<•h
w o u n d Jp m E n g la n d
'I he »nly tim e w** wet • outmen
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f o r w a r d a g a in . T h a t w as th.* p a t ­
te r n o f the tig h t the re st o f the
w ay. M u rp h y
k ept c h a r g in g in
lik e a h u ll an d m et o n e b a r ra g e

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c le v e la n d In d ia n a h an d e d
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lead in th e A m e r ic a n L e a g u e t*
t h r e e f u ll g a m e s o ve r the seco n d

p lace Y a n k e e s .
Boh
L e m o n , th e
w in n in t ^ n
d ian p itc h e r, g a v e up o n ly th re
hits to ga n his lo t h w in o f th
y e a r . T h is w as C le v e la n d ’* H it

b a c k fie ld
m d h av e w o rk e d
to
s tra ig h t w in a t hom e.
A m e m b e r o f last y e a r s O lv m
get her v e ry w e ll.
’I'h e Y a n k e e d e f e a t m a rk e d th
pi.
te r m , B o h C ham ber's posted in C oyote S tad iu m .
T h e
f la n n e ls
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B u t d e sp ite the p u n is h m e n t he fo r N e w Y o r k .
y a r d ru n and w ti his e v e n ! in
the
ru n n in g
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bog
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the
O k la h o m a n s
w o u ld
.Jo h n n y K itc h e n s o l
A ustin w i o d o w n ,
dow ned
by the c h a m p io n .
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T h e m ost n e a r ly a ll ro u n d man
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A u g . 23.
o v e r •JOO p o u n d s , th e O k ie s m ay
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M ic k e y M a n tle , p riz e ro o k ie
o u t f ie ld e r o f th e N e w Y o r k Y a n ­
sin g a tta c k .
M a n y c o ach e s h a v e p o in te d to kees, is n o t p h y s ic a lly q u a lif ie d
f o r m ilit a r y d u ty u n d e r p re s e n t
the T e x a s n u m b e r- tw o b a c k fie ld
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Sh rin e - s p o n s o re d c o n te s t.
a n n o u n c e m e n t w a s m ad e b y L t.
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b a c k f ie ld
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T h u rs d a y w ith m ounting econom ­
ic problem s he had looked to
n atio nalizatio n to solve.
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rem ained unrelieved. The g o vern ­
ment sought through a $62,000,000 bond issue to raise o p era tin g
revenues th a t once flow ed
rn
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O il C om pany.
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pers did not condemn the fr a il
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proposals fo r a m od ification of
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would
have
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ti,* P re m ie r to find a w ay to sell
th* <-il now immobilized in fields
ami i «Tmera tanks.
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P re sid e n t T ru m a n asked f on*
grew* T h u rs d a y to ju n k
three
m a jo r parts of the new price
controls law
he called them infla tio n a iy
and three R e p u b lica n
senators moved at once to oblige
him.
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ged* mov* w ere Sen ato rs F e ig u son o f M ichigan, Nixon of C a li­
fo rn ia and W e lk e r o f Idaho, h * rguson
told
the
Senate
th e y
want**! to give M r. T ru m a n a
chance to enforce a controls law
"o n HD own te rm s ," and were
introdue ng a b ill to repeal those
P* H ts objected to by the P i e *i*l*nt.
think there is g ra ve doubt
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— By Bibler

Little M an on the Com pot

^ J ic le ia n cis cJ^ecjis id lio n

S i t ow

sion of Congress to return th*- oil-rich
Tidelands legislation, which several
offshore lands to their rightful owners,
weeks a^o looked good to states’ righters
(J** pite President Truman’s promise of a the states.
Giles’ remark that “we need action
veto, is betag effectively “ forgotten” in
brings to mind the fact that oil develop­
the Senate interior a f f a i r ^ committee.
ment in the tidelands is at a standstill. It
It is quite possible that things have got­ has be*-,, at a standstill for many months.
ten out of hand. Texas Land Commissioner
Something, if only interim hold-the-line
Bascom Giles, a top Texas lobbyist on this
legislation, needs to be done. The delay is
matter in Washington, Wednesday finished
hurting the states and, through the re­
a two-day check on all tidelands l e g i s l a ­
garding of oil development, the nation.
tion kicking around both houses a n d g a v e
out a pessimistic retort.
Giles said that “in all honesty I must
D*. realistic. Tidelands legislation is in bad

S o lo n j o y

shape.”
. .,
That statement, coming from one of the
top anti-federal men in this fight, sounds
foreboding and brings with it a realiza­
tion that nothing may Is- done in this ses­

jo t

W Mone

Dr Milton R. Gutsch. retiring secretary
>f the Faculty Council. September I will
md a quarter-century of useful service in
[hat c a p a c it y .

Several days ago hr. Gutsch, who has
rl,.voted a lifetime to teaching and “en­
joyed every minute of it.” received a
unanimous resolution of appreciation from
tile council for his work a s secretary.
The entire University joins the council
in congratulating hr. Gutsch on a job well

M u le ?

Saving the taxpayers* money, sometimes
only pocket change, a p p e a l e d to our recent
D e gi slat lire.
At least that might pass a- an explana­
tion for the latest appropriations bill rider
which has cropped up to mildly harass
institutions of higher learning.
(living up th*- use of all passenger ve­
hicle-, of which there are 60 in I ni versify
us**, is th*- newest twist on saving that
pocket chang**— unless the attorney gen­
eral decides that such an act is unconsti­
tutional.
It would be impossible to regulate the
use of such cars so tightly that all pleasure
riding would stop, but by and large the
business needs of the University— and all
th** other schools— hav** always dictated
their use.

done.

Dear Gene

McCarthy Blasts
Truman Gag Order
,

By

RUSS KERSTEN

Editor
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physical
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b io lo g ica l K k a e e . ,
fo o d s, n utrition , or in stitu tio n a l
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Jerry R afshoon, b e n e D ow ,
J o A n n D i c k e r s o n , C. K. M o u n c e ,
Bobby Jones
P a t B o m a r ( 3 0 ) , J o e M osby ( 3 0 )
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A ny student now a tte n d in g th e U n i­
v e r s i t y m a y r e c e i v e hi* F i r s t S e m M t e r ,
1 9 5 1 - 5 2 C o u r se Card a n d R e g i s t r a t io n
T im e
A ssig n m en t
by
m ail
by
filling
in a ca r d w h i c h is a v a i l a b l e in t h e R e g i s ­
t r a r ’s O f f i c e . T hi* m u s t h e d o n e n o t l a t ­
er than Septem ber I, 1951.

W.

B. S H I P P ,

A s s i s t a n t R e g is tr a r and
R e g istr a tio n Supervisor

Lt. C o m m a n d e r L eig h to n will be o n
th e c a m p u . S a t u r d a y a fte r n o o n . A ug .st
25, 1 9 * 1 . to in ter v iew m e n a n i w om en
in terested
in
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JOE D F A R R A R , D i r e c t ,e
Student Em ploym ent

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THP J U M M f L - I I * 6 N

A u gu st

Pa« - 5

Pakistan — A Stable Nation
Developed in Four Years

Students in France
Dislike Reds, Too

. i * I and
_ .. I in
;.. tthe
i... n
i ’a f p r t IO!
R f j o a n N D IC K ER SO N
I
Th e un dergrad u ates, when she
protection
o f private
had turned into a re a lity that
Com m unists and political cam- l e ft F ran ce , were holding an eiecB y S H A R E E F AL-M U J AHID
property,
is
perhaps
s
tro
n g e r than
founding
d a y,
and
P ak ista n
paigns are not popular with stu- lion to get paid while they studied,
Mr. S h a r e e f »• fro*** K * r* chl* crashed on the w orld ’s map with most o f the nations o f the world.
dents in F r a n c e ,
.
- I t is very d ifficu lt to get j o b s ] P a k istan . A jo u rn a lis t fo r five
The fa ith in Islam in fa c t eona bang.
years he h a . a m a s te r of arts
O ffic ia ls at the Sorbon n e in I while going to school,” she con
y e a rs ,
P a k is ta n ’s | stitu tes
the
g re a te s t
bulw ark
In
f
o
u
r
degree in h istory , economics,
P a ris have outlawed political ac- Gnued.
awa.
against
the
spread
o
f
Co
m
m u nist
name
has
reached
the
ends
of
the
Ile* ll* v lin o * --O f course, students can get
and politics. He h a . h e — on the
ti vities at the U niv ersity, “ but
earth. Frien dly and diplomatic i e cult down the Khyber Pass.
s t a f f of the D ecc a n Tim es (.Wathat didn't stop an y th in g ," a p re t­ outside teaching or tu toring jo b s.
lations have been established with
In th e re c e n t P u n ja b ele ction ,
ty F rench fo reig n student said in Som e of them teach in the p n a r ..) , th . I l l » . r . t w W *.“ r
almost all the co
u n trie s of
oi the
m<- not ont, Communist could gain
c
o
fa v o rab ly
comixaring
A m erican vate
schools,
but since
th ese
of P . h i . t . n , * " J ' h * Cl'
world.
Its
crescent-spangled en^,.y
the legislature. The Mos. ,
.. . £ I?___ *
. are supposedJ to I.a
11aaOfAI
schools
be iillegal
college l ife to th at of F ra n c e .
Military C . . . . t . ( K . r . c h . ) H .
green fla g today can be seen in lem3 h a ve no s o ft co r n e r fo r
- W e d idn't go to classes to in F r a n c e , and since they g et no
i. h .r .
o r i.o t.t.® ...®
the rem otest c o i n e r s of the e « 't h . K re m lin ’s shock ta ctics and the
fro
h
earr political
speeches,
hea
politic** sjjxrcv
.at-, but the
— subsistence u
u m the gov
a- ernm ent,
p i . . . « . •««-•»
*
It was admitted to the UN in worker» j n Pakistan are not ralt om m uniats, or anyone from any , t^ e y ar<? very badly paid
S t . n l . r a fo r • T * a r Se p te m be r, 1 9 4 7 , and there is no j ietJ un<j e r the Moscow-inspired
political group, would give im- j
p ut because she l e ft during the
F o u r y e ars b a c k , a m i d s t a an gainsaying that it is one of the d am m er and sickle, but under the
pro m tu speeches to students b e - 1campaign, Miss Hay doesn’t know f a r e o f tru m p e ts , booming o
bers
orF ederation o f F r e e T ra d e
few fa ith fu l m em b
ers of the o
r­
fore the p ro fe ss o r arrived,” added ^ ow
came 0lit
euns and zooming of a i r c r a ft,
Unions.
T h e re are no campuses at the world awoke to the em ergence of ganization.
the 22-y ear-o ld Parisienne.
Pakistan is growing fast. Com­
On the international horizon,
nlch
W
a r ss the
dis F
VT <*f
bur: main topic of
r re
rtM
’ n universities,
univ------------ since students . new nation in the e a s t — f ski
merce is one the increa se, indus­ Pakistan stands fo r peace. In the
cussion with the F re n ch students. havg claAses in d if fe r e n t buildings
stan A nation KO million strong
trialization of the cou ntry is go- m
.....................................
em orable words o f its P rem ie r
P u t year there was a student cam- m th<? town E ve ry th in g else is
Pak istan with a hoary p w t and ing
apace,
and
new
satellite E ia q u a t AH Khan, is determ ined
m en t of com pletely outside the campus.
paign ag ainst th*,
the re aarm
rm aam
mighty civilization, was .d e t e r ­
I towns are being built to expand t(} re sist to the end the “ dark
G e rm an y .
g e / to achieve
its rightfu l
, its huge ju t e , c o tto n , and home f orce3 a t work threa tening to e xIn F r a n c e the students are
place in the com munity of na
UT Foreign Students
industries. F ro m a city of hardly tinguish the torch o f civilization
nam eless to the l e c tu r e r , and
lions. On August 14, 1 9 4 . ,
End 4th W eek with Tour I s l B r i t i s h r e p r e s e n t a t i v e went 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 people, K ara ch i, the fed which liberal institu tions such aa
pi o f essors
.A. .fterr e a ch lectu re period, the j
Forei|fn students now at the down to the C o n s titu e n t Assem ­ e tal capital, has expanded to a i yours (Columbia U niversity) a r *
i r y \nfr to
\0 keep
F u rth e r a *
amt a half.
n a n . Producing a1 trying
Keep alive.”
h i d --classes o f sometimes more tharJ : U niversity will end their fo urth bly building. K a r a c h i, and. amidst million and
Giaquat has assured mor#
1 , 0 0 0 stud ents applaud the ^orm a ‘ j wee|t w j th an inspection tour,
continued ch e e r s, handed over the most KO per c e n t of the w o rld s Mr
j ju t e , P ak istan e n jo y s a virtual t j>an o n c e , Pakistan shall n e v e r
lectu re and then walk out.
j ^ h e group left Thursday morn,
be nu the side of aggression a u l '
" I h e r e are no interruptio ns, no ^
to v;sj t the King R a n ch , I power.
monopoly in the golden fiber,
A new s ta r has risen in t (
shall work for peace.
q u e stio n s, and very u n com fortab le B
^ row nsville, and M atamoros, M e x i ­
pakistan
stand
s
fo
r
the
twin
E a s t and P a k is ta n bas come to
seats. Y o u tak e notes with your co. T hey will return to Austin
T h e relatio ns betw een P a k is ta n
principles
of
lib
erty
and
peace
sta y ,
thus
d eclared
Pakistan s
noteb oo k on your knees, or stand- 'S
; u n d a y night to s ta rt th eir fifth
within ami
peace without.
wm.uua,, and
aml the United
t nllea S
s tta
a tte
e s have
nnvi- been
peace
and
George
W ash in g to n . Q » « d £
.
t
I . .V
IV I I l l i 1 I l l I ll kl
mg up,’' Miss F r a n c o is * Hay said j week of their six week stay at the
It was founded
on Athe
principles friendly sin ce the very inceptio n
Azam Mohammad Ah J i n n a h ,
the dominion. T h e P a kista n
Univ ersity.
„
' fo und er, builder, a n d a rc h ite c t o f of Islam ic d em o cra cy , and shuns
M i l Cie* la G r a n d m a *
embassy was established in tho
T h e topic of this week im ‘Th e
force
as
a
means
of
gaining
some
P ak istan. Y r s , t h - I n ' * . . " M w VI r n P e a r l ( . h o r ml e y , n i g h t SUD
.
•
U.S. and this g re a t dem ocracy of
pe rv iso r o f t h , T e x a n , announces , Unite,! S t a t e , and
ached- I e . , , - dream o f P ak is ta n , which th ing.
the West was one o f the firs t to
I
t
stands
for
the
four
freedoms.
the birth of a daughter, her f i r s t ; the I nited S ta te s ,
was but the n a tu ia l sequence of
abhors
"caste
ay
stem
and
racial
welcome the birth of the new
grand child , to Dr. and Mrs. I.. W. ole has included a tu p to
I i 2 0 0 years of Moslem history
d i s c r i m i n a t i o n , and believes that nation. Not only diplomatic UM,
( , horm ley. Oklahoma City, Okla. S t a t e Capitol.
________
mie and cultural c o opers but economic and cu ltu ral tre a E
T
b e t w e e n
the " . t i n . . , of the t i , , bind t h , two nations. T h .
ii
anti fre e ami unhindered visits o f the P a k i s t a n * prem ier
eiu-’hanKe of
ll bring thorn and of l i « , McGhee to P . k i " a r a r to . . c h .t h o r .
«>»
has
fu rth e r a treng thened
P ak istan, the fi f t h largest state these relatio ns.
in the world, is the forem ost IsP akistan is still young, beset god
lamb- nation, and its premier, in by
tremendous
problems.
I-*
the words o f T im e magazine ‘ is main problem is to raise the s ta i n
nrobablv the ablest Moslem po d a r t ! o f living Its n e e d in fig h tin g
Ii,»e a.I leader in o f fic e today.”
the menace of Communism canI
.
. 4 ii sn is vet not he overestimated. Hie coun.......... for indu strial.'
' f - T n " ! T i . h c T , f r a Mind try n „ d ,
o n l l , , anvil. I
la
K
„
whif|, wilt
a long way

T h e tv
te leran ™ ! and
,o ,d al""iustire as enunciated by
HO
J
j
Islam.
Communism has no charm <>
t he followers of Islam ami
"
th at i n s t , , r ... P ak .o ta n , whooe
b , l i , f in i m , in a moral code,
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Am erican
brand* were by far the best. . udents from India and the Near
E ast held out for the English type
much millier they said. One of
the J a p a n e s e men handed out ct
garter ominously labeled “ (.olden
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Twelve hundred students have
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wry fa ce s thm r Am erican co l­ However. Max Fiehtenb aum , a s ­
leagues tried vainly to hide. One so ciate r e g is tr a r, says this wiU
explained,
“ I f you think those probably not be the fin a l fig u re
are bad, you should have s n a k e d o f August graduates, since not
our c i g a r e t s during t h e war. Food every one who files fo r a degree
was so s c a rc e th a t all lam! w a. receives one.
used to plant such things a* po
Many times the hard-won di|>ta to es .”
loma is not even called for. At
“ W hat
did you
amoke’ ” » present th e re ar*- 25 year-old dip­
South
A m erican
asked.
" Wh o lomas waiting to he claimed. !•
k now s?” the Ja p a n e s e student such eases Mr. F ieh ten b a u m make#
commented with a shrug.
an e f f o r t to c o n ta ct the graduate*
Games are also quite popular who often d oesn’t leave a forward­
in the evenings. Amid the nightly ing address. To date, however*
confusion and babble of English only fo u r diplomas fo r the J a n i s ­
with tw enty d i f f e r e n t accents, ary . ’5 1 , class have gone un­
gam e* o f chess and
go are al^
claimed.
most alw ay* in progress. “ L o
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us a J a p a n e s e pastime said to be
is being f l o o d e d with theses. AM
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To Lawrence Lynn

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Christian, w ill preach on <nurcn
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rij hi ” <! wacky, or angry* or In * mc* the r«
Reunion,'’
a sermon on the
the K
h e i• ’■j
S iK .a W alk er be* ame
happy. v*hat ;*' <*i*t, th*.®** ■•.ho rn experience® haven’t been too good, menical Movement of Protestant
d La
PTI ne
•g• f T h o m a s ( h a rle s UK.
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D e n o m in a t io n s
and
Orthodox
der tlt rnl Orchid , tied ai bodrag SC
I t hf'V SMY*
A J gas t I in
n. a i
gfed ribbon to fool tho»r gif
Then, f* r a big d in e r, *om« churches. The service will h< v r\
yvt 3 , in A u stin .
t ic
r f/tii'.* 'I romeo' wanting funeral males bk** t<i order *lead flow cr , a * - p m.
VI. . W a lk e r is a m ender « !
T
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■ for lf,. “ * ne wh,, tic ».«• » rn fix*-*! with old, dirty’ ribbon, to be
*
In
Ha Gamma sorority at the I
Ii gh S<hO' ! ar *j attended ?!
wrong’
jokers “ending deoder- ent their dates They br ing along
St. M artin ’* Lutheran
t'Urch tin
v e r it y . W a lk e r received a *-a* he­
v
e
r
i
t
y
where
»he
was
a
memI/. ii kook ■ cm w nit* rat »n f <wer the nu tty corsages later, but th*- has be* n che en by the gratia*- Uni
of D elta 1’bi Epsilon sore, tty. ll-r of science degree in engineer­
W I . really .a a a . ,t a i t
Ca
cf B,a< k* n r i.lr , Hoa- ber
love ?
ing from Texas A I M an..1 •>
> <" W
Th* bridegroom is a private in
f. ,,r t s if, the I ’n ver it y •**a
* . ployed by the John Br* a.J ‘ ' li­
at
M o risc I
th. C M . - a J p iU I t o r ■*i‘
tone
the U S Arm y and is
«*«t th* < reeluc I .a n d many mon' rep—it rr.any
lt ruction Company.
for Ma. I. 'n ■
. . T o r w ill a .a th- F o rt .Jai kson, S. C.
I the realm of th** I*- unique, ..rrhidK. A ctu a lly
to y
ay the
‘ - ^
not W ord-,"
th* v agree that th*- usual order* blark orchid i as fab non y rar
Lo**
S e h u m a n
will be* *>rn*
e
*
*
W illia m
C a r r
P ritche tt
It
r for gardenias, i<> * , eat nations, as the blat k rose which grows only as is
•
Klachrr.eier, db tied Sarah Kathleen G illiam Ju ly \ <u I.f M elvyn R o le * r S*-ptemor
orchids. The average flow er­ t „ the Holland d ik e , V V N te e r
Th.
o f\ h« I, n W ills Point.
be
et rider spends S3, but hi tastes chn! ar* tinted with a black dye,
Mis’ S. human attended th* I ni<Ji-trict flf the Am erican
Pritch
ett
re
eived
both
Ua-he, • »hi* hr < • or ti iness *>f
hi which makes a reasonable fac-um [ U' | ia n
, p I ( pf will conduct lo, and ma ters degrees in engr >*rMty and SMU’. Rosen received
f,(,t ketbook
may prompt t-»rn to
*
the service at B I S a.m. and will fleering from the U n iversity, lh* a degree sn business adroimstralory anything from a SI carnation ,1‘‘*
Maybe the boy" don’t know a'
, ^
ak to th*- adult Bib!* couple w ;ll be at home in DaUa* tion from the U niversity where
t« a $ I •'* w hit*1or* hid.
much about corsages a t they do c ja^
D ia m
where P ritch ett is engaged in j c - l,t wa® a member of Alpha h
No matter what the oeeaaion, fishing
rods
or' slide
b *<
#
I j IIIIfa
I ’ *” *
-- •
•ru es,,
m
earch work in electrical engi­ MU I , fraternity.
I ice, color, *<i type it may he, there'-, one thing for
-ire they
\
,/oei el, member of neering w ith the A tlantic P e tio ­
Hom eyer
was
the gal welcome the delivery boy pay for them. And if th*' thrill a t < teaching staff <*f the Austin
Jo * n P a t r i c i a
le urn Company.
A v e r y Ju ly
'* *
v if h ft ♦•ir bent Rush ^ •t’k * mil*
girl gets from opening th at box p , , .hyterian
Theological
Semiii ‘ ti* *i to D a v i d
'(hey do have definite preference , , oui,!
.n
a f in i i , d o u b u - n n g c le ­
...
.
*I niver; tv for th.’
translated
it to fern
*f
arid
the
nary
though hive out of ten g ill list money, I i iv*u u / Holists w*,ul*l
mony in the H arris M em orial
past 2 b years, w ill address the
l i r e a0 their favorites, with or- b< hanging ex en fit
p11<*- ta g
Chapel of th.* U niversity M*thr <,
^ r *'gat ion
of t h e U n iv e r.ity
, * i i , camelia^ , ga rd* n -a*-, a <
1 on their posi*
,*!, * C h u rc h .
M ethodist
C h u r c h at l l
a.rn.
. ai oat i< ii' f ’inning close second
"T h e H u m a n is m <»f God
w ill
Mi . A very is a junior at the
B ut that rh 0 * rids on the ta*-1* <>t
U i.ive rd ty where he is a num ber
t . j-ii I who ri iglu Id ** a n 'th in g
. f ) .amma Phi B e ta '* < bv.
the f-i m
»n “ )** ,t? b a
i J W •' I * it r n
J: i.in a torii flow i i to a i ;.r» trop!
Nan* y Loa I* *arn
Axery h a senior pharm.u > ’ tu­
to be mar- rn ut at the U niver-sty He rn a
iw
,■ , ■ i ■■ i .. i •
D r . rn I m and A r n o l d M r M i n n J r
<..I Vai ieTy.
.ug!
I i i ii pi t pi i v< *' about cor-age
rr,*-nd*eT e t Thet» X i f ' * ; *» 1>'•
wot ship scrv ic*
ate *.f
u n that they may be too big and
Fran*
V , , ( , f f c*u
w *■r* e l e c t e d i t a
! r' 4'
‘ V<*’ ’ *» I with until Sun*
VS a r*lM r*.
D o lo re *
M a r t in
A lb r ig h t
i . mid;... the v- " rig cc bu foi
High Sch<
i
/■ ti - * iu,,,
w ill be
d ijien:'
mi
ct
mr
i
i
th*< o w cd < lur*
'
th* u iii I i * , I HI arn
that finn t m ohm*
U J a c k P o w e l l of I
VS* th
. . .
1 , 4
daw Sept* ii- * i
t I ’n j(iff*
Monday evening N iw ly el* , ted
*
*
I*,lit til*’ occasion, or particular
. . . . married Ju ly J J.
Di Ju t n Ban Im , j a t o .
I., wei*- tk,* % di like. Koi in ta rice, office i - crc Mi . .lame R I ix»
yj r- Pow i ll. a Univ* ' itv gradpresident; Mix, Charles M. <>.
( entral < hrittian < hurch.
; ll ll I lev . 1 V, th a pif V ‘lr *
it. ti
is employed by th* Sla te
, ;i ,
V e rn o n to p ic .S nfln j
Va
ii si., bv *i rid ' a gal up in ru'o*. fir,,., vie* p r e s id e n t ; M n . W a ... ,
\\ , !
I)< I alim en t. Pow * ’I »*'
G
ia
n
n
e
m
a
n
n
,
<*cr*:ta
r
v
;
a
n
d
Mr“
N
o
w
Jaith
is
.
.
, « mc that I- too big to weal in
it y anti
« . c* * e
et iv« d a bachelor of
y
J
h - ' n o d ), t m . H e r,
^
I •r hair.
Alpha L
from
th**
University.
Also M rs . ('b a rie *. H ag* lm a it,
,f ( <
!!f V
i. a w n n i .
W. Bad
Although flow cr*- ar* n’t sr nt foi
1 1 -poi le i ;
M .S .
re d ( ' . J e n k u i w ^ ti| lf,, ak <n
T h e B ie a k d o w n o
D o n n a
P u n * m i l l w I! !
f i at* rn it v t art ii , girl*
e\p*ct
(u idr* «b. 11 ir. a * ; and Mi
lf em * j j (_ . ■ }lt . * . U niversity Chn*
pt. rn
to .ll un Pl* ton C ia.!
t hi in for Rout ii I p and ot hi
M. Brtn necke,
ti chairman.
4a ( } l l i r ( h L tndav nu ring fo
PREPARE YOURSELF
I,, ■ 11 in M A lien,
apl i tai da rn • iii) mg th* year. I he
iut afte r hi- \ aca
M A
U n iv.*, s k y
stud •t,
•I i lion may be a Sadie Hawkins
I ’),i Delta Kappa, hon rai \ <<
1
member
P a mm o il w a s an a* t i '
FOR A GOOD JO B
I ray darn e win ti th** gif I w ill <od
u.ation f i a t f im ’ y, will initial**
,.f Alp) a Chi Omega.
I * d«t** a v* ci table <or ape. Oi
i ,i h mfliibei ‘
I bul do . ex chi g
.I the
( j a g at* * ruled SM I
un onion c m -age may be sent.
A tte n d
A u * tin * m o*t out*tar.dat ti .30 at the home of Dr. ( '
•nan
I neoic
Au-tm P i 'd
v •mn a couple ha a fight.
,n y
an d
p r o u r e m v f
k u , 'n f , ‘
( tdveil, HOD P hi k Blvd.
s a n Alpha
. o IIe g e
A p p r o v e d
by
the
5 t*te
Sem inary. H*
i i i , ! lot iv t i .pct tf a bf v ha', ing
Dr.
Newton
Ell wa id
' ■'
D e p a r t m e n t
of
E d u c a tio n
a*
a
( )niega.
•i i :! a rose a ‘lay, anonymously,
pi La mb
K l w membe
B u *.n e t*
J u n io r
Coll-***
A p ­
peai on the “ M oial and Spit dual
ti ;t girl who became verv bi .* I
•j beta, national woman s e«iu< a
p ro ve d
for
v e te ran *
Ir a .m e g
H a r r o d
a d Dr
M u *
H a ze l
. . r i d after two week
B o j “ <lo V;.lu( of I '.ducation.”
tional so, u ty an
Jam ie
Le*D a y a n d n igh t cla**e*
Marry
H.
R»ninm
we
re
oui
r
i
ted
«
*
ttm from time to time, but a fbi
B ailey. Maty Baiekm an, (iabrielG r e g g * i m p l i f t ed a n d r e » u e d
'! he I 'I *■ipl* “ Student Fell** *•
la Day, May Dvoracek, Minna th. T i linty Church sn Galveston
Shorthand,
Typewriting
At
. V,ip ut, ct« at the <bur* ). at I
on August l l . Mrs. Ransom bas
(Jal lier, D om thy Dr* enwood, Bet
counting.
Commercial
Law
p in Sunday to go B I an*la Bat I
h
tv bon Ham, Annie Igo*-. I ranees been an instroctoi in the E r g
O f f ic e M a c h i n e * . A p p l i e d P s y ­
in New Braunfels fo> a picnic.
THESIS TYPING
Poston, Maggie Sloan, Jeannette departm ent s ore U.'ih, and Dr
chology, Filing, etc.
T abb, Jo fe fin a Vat rn-, and Epd e Ransom, who for many years has
Alto
S P F E D W R IIIN G
t he
BUSINESS AIDS
C h e rry
B lair Slig h tly
In ju re d
been on the English faculty, was
famous
system
of
shorthand.
i I OUtlg.
appointed a--i-taut dean of the
in tim w e e k * ; n o s i g n * o r t y m
I ll« V. Qui nt *. U B A . M I d
I ( berry B la ir, queen of the I ‘JSO
Graduate School a few months
Kidder*
Announce
B irth of Son
Phon** « '*021
bol*-, e a s y t o w r i t e a n d t r a n ­
Aq aa C arnival and on* of the Ion
Mr and Min. Charley G. Kid
Now located Room 305
s cri be.
ago.
Most Beautiful in 1901, war d ig ! I
der
have announced the birth of
W r i t e for free catalog and
|y
injured
V
V
ednesday
in
holt
A U S T IN S A V IN G S A L O A N
further
information,
or
call
Ada M a r i e Oakley beearn* th*
VV orth. The 20 year obi airline a “ on, < bailey G. Kidder J r , at
B U IL D IN G
Brackenridge
11..spital
Wednes­ bride of Thoma* Rudd McElhen•hostess was thrown against th*
l i t h and L A V A C A
top of h«u plane during a thumb r day. The mot her »s the former ne, in a double-ring ceremony at
D U R H A M 'S
Kin* “ tine M ojica o f Austin. Mr. the bride’s home August 4.
I i f t u l i v t , I* lf a and Eli te >Vp*
storm and was knocked uncoil
l anguag es, M» t h e ™ * tic » —
Kiddiu is a senior journalism m a­
Mi®. M cF.lhenm y w a s a gra«lu
Scio us. However, she was not set
Business College
S p * u * l i < * 'n I able#
jor.
ate of Austin High School end
ituisly hurt.
VV a r i l Bt Imont College. N a < h v Ile,
606 A Lavaca St. Phone 8 3446
••••
- SC
S? •**
Tennessee. M* F.lhenney is a Urn
versify graduate.

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The collection of about ««»
pieces includes carved wood and
leather articles, pottery, glass, in­
lays lacquers, serapes, and basket
work. Miss Sehons said that in col­
lecting the articles she tried to
select items of real value instead
of the average Mexican souvenirs.
Mrs. K a rl W agner, chairman of
the association’* acquisitions com­
mittee, a c c e p t e d the collection -'n
behalf of the Th AA.
Miss Sehons gave the collec­
tion to the association as a start
toward a larger one.
The T K A A was chosen as a re­
cipient of the collection because
~ MUSIC HATH CHARM S and sound, much better than spm h Miss Sehons felt that it would
« Carlo, P«nt;»gu« (c e n t e r ) demonstrates t<^Urry Rait Dike good care of the articles and
display them in a suitable place.

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A Mexican cra ft collection ha*
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Arts A s s o c i a t i o n by Miss Dorothy
Sehons, associate professor of Ro­
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Magicians Hee’ Y oung Guatem alan Cellist
In Austin Soon Enters UT on Scholarship
By B I L L M C R E Y N O L D S
U n til Ju a n Carlos Paniagua
learns how to speak English, he'll
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have to let his cello talk for him
The
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in* T e x * ' Association , of Magi- at the U niversity.
fl4n, will hold its annual conven•
in Austin from August S I to
The young Guatem alan stuSeoteinber 3. Some of the nation’s dent's musical talent is d esin >e<
magicians will be on hand to as
“ outstanding
by
Horace
tia7.yle each other with the newest B ritt, professor of violmeello.
gimmicks o f the trade.
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“ His talent is even better than
S *me of the tricks scheduled to
we expected.-' said Angel Reyes,
he explained are the bird cage ^.jest professor of violin, who met
d i s a p p e a r a n c e , th e s a w in g o f a w o - Carlos in G u atem ala tw o y ears
man in half, the turning of water ag0 anti encouraged him to conte
into milk. Representatives of sup- to the U niversity,
..Iv companies are expected to be
Carlos has received a acholarpr->sent.
ship from the District I G Rotary
Dr Carl Moore of Austin, pre-.- (/|ub and, with the assistance ot
irtent of the association, -.aid a Lhe University, he will becom e a
show has been planned for the pupll of Mr. Br-tt in September,
u tr t w »I * v interested
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public, displaying the best trick-; He first> t become
in
uncovered during the four-day th cell- at the age of ten. when
his father took him to a music re­
parley.
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cital. *
In Guatemala Carlos wa- a stu­
Author to Appear Friday dent of Eduardo Ort 17. Lava. first
cellist of the Guatemala Sympho­
On State Theater Stage
ny Orchestra at the National <on< '.aire Phillip-. A m erica’s num­
ber one feminine spy and co-t»u- servatory ° f Music.
He likes the Conservatory, but
thot -»f ‘ M anila Espionage,” will
believes
it should teach English
,u ■ personal appearances at the
closes. Before he left Ins counState theater Friday
Mi-s Phdbps
w ill be in Austin try Carlos played
in lecital for
f ,, the opening engagement of the .IOO C o n s t a t o r y ^tudents
na ture “ I W as an Am erican Spy.
In
addition
h
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which was made from hex book. H ayd n s “ Concerto in D M ajor
She a .ll appear on the stage KH with the Guatemala Symphony
day only at 3 p.m., 7 :10 p.m.. and c h e a t r y _^
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Dine in Air-Conditioned Comfort

Friday, Aug. 24, 1951
Daily Breakfast Menu
6:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
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Dish o f Ste w ed Prunes
Dish of Sliced Peaches
H o t or D ry C e re a l and C re a m
Two P o a ch e d E g g s
Two Patty S a u sa g e
Fresh Baked Piccadilly Sw eet Roll
Fresh H o t C o ffe e

Lunch

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11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Spanish Slaw

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A n g e l F o o d C a ke

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Sp e cial Fruit C o ld Plate
G rille d C h o p p e d Beef Steak
Stuffed Bell Pepper and C re o le Sauce
Fried Fish C a k e end C re am e d Peas
Spanish O m e le t
Shrim p and Rice C reole Sauce
Boiled Pig Hock and C a b b a g e
Spanish Slaw
Fluffy M a sh e d Potatoes and G r a v y
Stew ed Tom atoes

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BEVERAGES

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Ta# G la ss Iced Tea

Dinner

4:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m
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Piccadilly Salad Bowl

C h o c o late Pie
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Shrim p C ock tail
Fried C o d Fish and Tarter Sauce
Chicken Pie W ith
FreshV egetables
Baked H a lib u t inSauce
C lu b Steak and Am erican Fried Potatoes
R oa st L e g of Beef A u Jus
T-Bone Steak
C a n d ie d Sweet Potatoes
Baked M aca ro n i and C h eese

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BEVERAGES
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