Weather: Cloudy, W arm H igh 84; Low 60 T H E D A Price Five Cents T EXA N ‘First College Daily in the South' AUSTIN, TEXAS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ll. 1958 Six Pages Today No. 66 Inaugural Broadcast Issues Lecturer To Be Honored \ A / * m h » r v o n B rau n Dedicates KUT-FM W trnhw von Brawn Will Spook Tuesday About Sputnik Age A reception honoring D r. Wern- her von B raun, A rm y m issile scien tist, w ill be held in the M ain L ounge of the T e x a s U nion after in H ogg A uditorium at his talk 8 p .m . T u esd ay. D iscu ssin g “ E d u ca tio n the Sputnik A g e .” D r. von B raun w ill appear as the third lectu rer in the in G reat Issu es S eries. Dr. von B raun w ill a n sw er q u es­ tion* In the d iscu ssio n period after his sp eech . As d e v e lo p m e n ta l o p e r a t i o n s d i - ; r e c t o r of th e U n ite d S ta t e s A r m y i O r d n a n c e C o m m a n d , v o n B ra u n g uid ed d e v e lo p m e n t of th e J u p i t e r : C m issile, a n d a c o m p o s it e r e - e n try te s t m issile. His a g e n c y a ls o aid ed in the la u n c h in g of E x p l o r e r I. Four hours and seven min­ utes. That was it, the short inaugural broadcast Monday night of KUT-FM. A fast start got the initial broadcast under w a y a t 5 30 p m , “ T he E ves of T e x a s ’ boom ed forth to herald the op en in g of the n ew radio voice of T he U n iversity of T exas. KUT-FM w a s on the air. station sounded as professional as m any sta tio n s which h ave b een on the a ir for m any y ea rs, R. F . Schenk- kan. director of R ad io T elevision, sa id . ed u cation al The new’ “ We a r e d elighted. We are get­ tin g a good sig n a l and our an­ n o u n c e rs a r e doing a .job,'’ Mr. S chenkkan said. fine in The dedicatory b ro ad cast wa* at 7 p.m. the T e x a s Union with the lo n g h o rn D a n ce Band {m oldin g .John Mo- the m u sic . Coy was host. An FM radio, the door prize for the opening cerem on ies, w as w on by Joe from I**e Smith, a Austin. fresh m a n Two m o r e sp e c ia l program s program s w ere b r o a d c a st Monday night in addition to the station s regular show s. The third sp ec ia l broadcast w a s a taped delayed b ro a d ca st of the firs t portion of th e Austin Sym ­ phony O rchestra s o p en in g concert of the season. Regular new*, sp o rts, and m usic show s w ere a lso e a r n e d by tbs station. At 10:97 p m , KUT-FM ended its first b ro a d ca st night. Among the p e rso n s extending their co n gratu lation s w ere R o­ bert I- B artley , a F ed eral Own- munlcation* C o m m ission er and a native T ex an : Allen Ludden, in program director of MCRS New York City and a U niversity graduate, and Frank Schooled, president of the N ational Assoc- latino of E d u cation al Broadcast- W o lf Gives Check for Journalism Building H o w a rd W o lf, chairm an of the Texas Student Publications Board, M o n d a y ga v e Dr. Logan W iser. UT president, the final paym en t on the T SP s sh a re of *he Journalism Building. The final paym ent was $5 OOO. TSP, wh ch publishes the D aily Texan, the C actus, the Ranger, ana other * student publications, paid a total O’ $125,000 toward the $ 6 30,000 cost of the Journalism T he m issile s c i e n ti s t h a s re c e iv e d re c o g n itio n of in s e v e r a l a w a r d s Building. The Building was com pleted in 1952. Desegregated School W MORGANTOWN, W. V a. (* A n in t e g r a t e d .c h o e l in a s m a ll *350,000 to r e p l a c e t h . " m c t u m . . a i d it w o u ld cost an e s t i m a t e d S o u th e r n in tw o s t a t e s in the South h a \ e b e e n b | a s ( e d s c h o o ls s t a i r s , a n d his de fen se w o rk . ceiv e d the A s t r o n a u t i c s A w ard , I n 1955, he re from the A m e r i c a n R o c k e t Society, j an d in 1957 he w a s g iv e n th e Space F light A w a rd fr o m th e A m e ric a n A str o n a u tic a l S ociety a n d th e D is­ ting uish ed C ivilian S e rv i c e A w ard by S e c r e t a r y of D e fe n s e C h a r le s K. Wilson. H e a ls o r e c e i v e d th e D e c ­ for E x c e p ti o n a l Civilian oratio n th e D e p a r t m e n t of fro m S erv ic e the A rm y a n d a C ita tio n of M erit by the N a tio n a l M i li ta r y In d u s tr i a l C on ferenc e in C h ic a g o in 1958. Three . . . T w o . . . One . . . A n d UT Radio Is on the Air W it h H o s t John M c C o y , right, listening in­ tently o ver his ear phones, Jim m y M o o re a -d A n n H ufe^dick, U niversity sw eetheart wa t r r accept the F M r a m w - ch Jo e Lee Sm ith he won as a door prize at th# d ed icato ry b ro a d ­ cast of K U T -F M M o n d a y rig h t in the exes Union. The Longhorn Dance B a -d whe n played f or the o n e ' °g bro ao cast - n 4ne background. Papers Thrown off Tower Ask Civil Liberty for Communists n o r t h e r n W est V irg in ia coal m i n ing tow n w a s b o m b e d M on day in e a r l y m o r n in g d a r k n e s s . ^ ^ ^ incident W ^ ^ V i r g m i a " t o It w a s the T*,rSt I l L . v i r g i n i a T h r e e l a r g e c h u r c h e s a t M ia m i n te r c e A w a r d re™ £ i telep h o n ed b o m b t h r e a t s A m e r i c a n s , ” its I S u n d a y , hut no b o m b s w e r e found M e r it fro m th e W illia m P e n n F r a - u b e r t y c a m e floating do w n its I S u n d a y , hut no b o m b s w e r e found M e r it fr o m th e W illia m P e n n F r a f r o m S oo dh aiter ^a ^ P D r. von B r a u n w a s a w a r d e d the U nited S ta te s C h a m b e r of Com fo r " G r e a t L iving of th e C e r ti f i c a te M i m e o g r a p h e d „ p a p e r s a y i n g o u tl a w i n g of t h . C o m m u n i s t p a r t y , slips of is a blow to o u r p e r s o n a l ground. ..arrUsd off bv w e r e c a r r ie d off by Ute (ch In t r e s s and d id n t m uch the wind or pus if th e g ro u p is a p p r o v e d or reco g n ized bv the Office of G e n e r a l t e e o g ^ 0 r g ’ m a ., to n s . said t h e r e w a s said t e n d e n t ^ o f ' M o n o n g alia C o u n ty schools school no evi- school sch ools th e r e w a s no e v i­ i i i n / w ) — mtocrr-otmn d en ce the th u n d e r o u s blast s t e m ­ m ed fr o m r a c i a l tr o u b le s. T he F l u b egan an im m e d i a t e in v e stig a tio n . ★ is is and m ' r t o T n te e r a te in te g ra te 17 ro m n O s a g e a t a m , of the s t r u c t u r e s . N e g ro e s fourth y e a r of iourxn - ....... '* in vited " a t tw o of the r e c e n t l y h a d a tt e n d e d s e r v i c e s u n - an d :n - - d - Bt bvo o( , h„ c h u r c h e s . . . . . J - " * th tn e in OIC in u n " " S S S ? t o v . d a m a g e d B v . J — I - * th i s y e a r [sh s t r u c t u r e s th r e e , t h r e a t e n e d in aa c h u r c h e s — M e m o ria l T r o p h y . . , ! £ L £ UrCh is R o m a n ( a t h o l i e .___ . . . T m r h v in 1PM? ^ T h e rip p e d explosion th r o u g h th e ground floor of the em p ty two- story brick schoolhouse in O sa g e , f o u r m ile s n o rt h w e s t of M o r g a n ­ tow n. about school the in -50 s e r v e d T he pupils th r e e g r a d e s first and the sev en th , eigh th an d n in th gra d es. G a s s e s fo u rth . fifth a n d sixth g r a d e s a r e h eld rn the old O sag e N e g ro school. th e for ★ In P i t t s b u r g h , an FBI s{*>kes- m an s a i d : “ I t looks like a p r o f e s ­ lob F r o m w h a t w e know sional l i k e so m e o n e o u ts id e now it to e c o m m u n i t y did l o o k s it. School Heads M eet In Evaluation Study T h e e igh th a n n u a l s o u th w e s te rn im p ro v in g p r e p a r a - s t r u m e n t for school a d m i n - g r a m s c o n fe r e n c e on t o n p r o g r a m s i s t r a t o r s h a s m o r e th a n IOO e d u e a - a n d tors fr o m the S o uthw est p a r t ic i p a t- mg in the fo u r-d a y m e e tin g . r m u .rtimn E d u c a t o r s b e g a n c o n fe r rin g • develo pin g an e v a l u a t i o n in­ p ro ­ for school a d m i n i s t r a t o r s , p r e p a r a t i o n for m d ev elop in g s p ecific p l a n s for a con tin u o u s co -o p e r a tiv e p r o g r a m in e d u c a tio n a l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n in th e S outhw est. S t e v i n s o n ^,jon(j a y m o r n i n g in T e x a s I nion. . c o n f e r e n c e h a s tw’o m a j o r u n d e r t a k i n g s : t o r n a , A sso cia tio n of P it ts b u r g h . th e to p of t h e T o w e r ab o u t l l a m . th r o w n fro m J * a n o r t h th e D r. R o b e r t H . G o d d a rd M o n d a y , a b y s t a n d e r , J a c k Sood Tower tow a n e in 1958. h a lte r, s a i d „ | app anyone on the mg mg. a . _ . iai For his work in the m issile field, Tower.*’ Soodhaiter said. “ hut I he has receiv ed honorary d eg rees (jj(j Ree about a thousand slip* of t>appr com in g down. Most of them from the U n iv ersity of A labam a. St. i/ouis U n iv er sity , the U n iver­ sity of C hattanooga, and the Uni v ersify of P ittsb u rg h . S tu d en ts a n d f a c u l t y will lie a d ­ m itte d to th e le c t u r e free. O th e rs m a y p u r c h a s e tic k e ts for 50 cents at Music B u ild in g 104, T ic k e ts will also he on sale T u e s d a y night at Hogg A u d ito riu m . Union Expansion Bids Requested P eople s C o m . of T e x a s The slip is s ig n e d b y the ‘ t r e e an d s a y s : “ T he o u tla w in g of the C o m m u n is t to o u r p e rs o n a l p a r t y It c r e a t e s tw o c la s s e s of liberty. citizens th o s e w ho choose to con form in t h e i r p o litic a l beliefs and those w ho c ho ose not is a blow to do so. “ W h e th e r you b e lie v e w ith us o r not. help us to r e g a i n o u r f u n d a ­ to m e n ta l civil y ou r c o n g r e s s m e n an d ’h em th a t y ou o p p o se u n fa ir op- know . lib e rtie s. W rite ...........- ISA Approves Plan For M ens Co-op , B ids h a \ e b een for Aq la ( ’a m i c a l Q u e e n of 1958 wall he h e ld the the W o m e n s L ounge of m tnr p ressio n of a m political idea. sup- -peNF)B> G n ion a t 7:30 p .m . T u e s d a y for a d d itio n a n d for r e m o d e lin g of th e T e x a s U n i o n Building. S e a le d b id s . a d d r e s s e d the B o a rd of Re- Rents, m u s t .. lee s office by 2 p .m . D e cern e t - H an k C h a p m a n , d i r e c t o r of s e , . ^ ^ n(>t s o u g ht p e r m is s io n to dis life, *»id ^ r e g i s te r e d w ith the U n iversity th e to „ hte o f f .r e . i n d e n t C a r n iv a l , .. .. . t e m — . .. W o o Now,,tn v . d e a n o. P e o p l e s C o m . of i r e q u e s t e d th e C o m p ,r o t - - , th e o rg a n iz a tio n s a . d he w o a ld P r e l i m i n a r y lB d “ S — — - t* not try o u ts T e x a , , , — t/w let ta. „ d , M to „ l n v / th ^ - " „ f , . " : w -o m a d ^ P r o p o s a l s will he r e c e i v e d on tribute th e m a teria l. w o m a n in c h a rg e of th e ob- SPrvation d e c k of the T o w e r s a i d th a t ^ h a d not seen a n y o n e M o n ­ I d a y m o r n in g w ith any such m s t e r - Carnival 'Queen' Tryouts Tonight fr o m 7 K UT-FM win b r o a d c a s t M ondav through F r i d a y to 10:30 p rn with the e x c e p t io n of T h u rs ­ day nights On T h u r s d a y s the s t a ­ tion r e m a in s on th e s i r until TO 45 p rr w ith s p e c ia l G e r m a n teach ­ ing tapes. FBI, Police Trail City Bank Bandit Austin police a n d FBI late M o n d ay c o n tin u e d * ag ents search , n n n a r m e d h a n d ,, who n u * l e a d e r s plan to te s t e v a lu a tio n ^ co-op hou sing p r o j e c t w a s ap p ro x - ________ ........................................................................................................................... .............. t r a c t , a n d p lu m b in g ^ a s s is ta n t d e a n of stu d e n t life. sa id t r a r * m a > M 1IU A plan for e s t a b li s h in g a m en s g e n e r a l c o n t r a c t ^ m e r h a ™ ^ tronA D e an J a c k H o lla n d a n d Bill n a i l . - p e a n JECK n o u a n a « nu o u r „ • . _ t c * 'h e eon- ^ hv (h|1 e x e c u t iv e council of the c o m b i n a ti o n proposal u l , l a ' s ° s t u d e n t s ' A ssociation r e c e i v e d on th ere is no r e g u l a ti o n a g a in s t dis the m e c h a n i c a l an d m h u t i o n of l i t e r a t u r e on the c a m * Briefs. . From the Wire . By the A sso c ia te d Press Dr. Senn Speaks Tonight in Batts K i n g Hussein C harges V A R With Air Attack th e U n i t e d : Child S ta te s a n d R u s s i a will he c o n ­ le c tu re T u e s- t r a s t e d J o r d a n s K i n g d a y at 8 p . m . in B a tt s Hall Audi- in a public LONDON r e a r i n g in H u s s e in fi g h te rs of public S y ria M o n d a y . told his peo p le jet th e U nited A ra b R e- th at to r iu m . Tile s p e a k e r will be D r. Milton a t t a c k e d his p la n e o v e r J . E . Senn p r o f e s s o r of p e d ia t ri c s a n d p s y c h i a t r y a t Y ale U n iv e rs ity H u sse in said the U A R p l a n e s at- a n d d i r e c t o r of 5 ale s Child Stud> __I W , p lu m b in g c o n tra c t o A n t r n p t r-v s tu d en ts O t h e r c o n t r a c t bids to h e r e c i in s t r u m e n t s dev elo p e d fe ren o e t _____ * U ; « M A / v i / x n le a r n in g in this reg ion . in in s titu tio n s of h ig h e r in . F in a n c i a l sup po rt fo r th e c o n f e r ­ the W. K. K ellogg lndepen(lenl M o n d ay nigh t. Application's . . fr o m seekin g m e m b e r s h i p SPP MHK 111 r 111 itv I '* * * I 1,1 “ ,v 20 in f r o m I It* ‘I* en c e price in A ugust. m us{ he o b ta i n e d b e fo r e th e oper- merit, e l e v a t o r s and durn v\ F o u n d a tio n t e r m i n a t e s . T-..... . j ..... . . into effect. Seven 1059 Since 1950. Hie F o u n d a ti o n RHS uevil HKtuu...v...<............................- r e s id e n c e s h a v e h e e n h a s heen i n s t r u m e n t a l in re a lizin g m a n v of the goals e n v is io n e d by th e N ation al C o n fe re n c e of P r o ­ fu s se rs of E d u c a ti o n a l A d m i n i s t r a ­ tion. txi___ cnot'ifh.'ilions m a x ne P l a n s a n d s p e c ific a tio n s m a y be • - T ra v is S tr e e t, H o u sto n ; o r b n . e . ISA v ice -p re sid e n t, S o u t h e r la n d and T’ag e. A n h i t e t t s the co-op cd a r e e le c tric a l, k itc h e n equip- t SVQ , for thp h o m e of th e p ro p o s ed co- A rc h it e c ts s u g g e s te d o b ta in e d f r o m ( . d e m o n arn i - r .g m c c i v ktL W i and E n g i n e e r . a n o n c a n go Bill Wilson. ' ' V v - — t»—x < . -* - J ■ t , . the p ro p o s e d the p ro je c t H e said po- m d I n t e r - C o O p Council A ustin, u p on deposit of S-(TW for t , turning for a Women s co m p a ls o w ould he e a c h set of plan s an d spec m e a ....... im p r a c t i c a l b e c a u s e of the p r e s e n t lions. . f0 . F. 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H r S en n s p o k e on the " R o l e , tp « ch w hich w in c o v e r s a t te r , .an relevant i o g l s l a t i v . y e a r . ___________ to th e U n iv ersity it, the F a c u lty m em b ers max attent! the class to he aug • " A p p o i n t e d R ex H e n g er. an S E A T T L E ISA m e m b e r , m a n of the TS A so cial p r o g r a m . to s e r \ e a s chair- b o w e r Monday outline,. * ‘ _ five-point pi na * “ ‘ J' ^ * • • A p prov ed a b a ll ro o m d a n c e eco n o m ic a ssista n ce to H e e A sia. - aile d on o th e r free n a ti o n s to 1h in sh aring States !or NV T h trd en of a " Sre a , c r u a a d . for f r w dotr • A nnounced a has inc H< ' Glr-i . ‘ , ' . ' e m b e r 21 a t 5 P rn _______________ » --------------- UT Earns A F Award In MOSCOW Soviet P r e m i e r Ni- 0 ( M e d i c a l Discipline th e k its K r u s h c h e v called M o n d a y s t u d y of P e r s o n a lit y D evelop- fo r a n end to the fo u r-po w er divi- n ie n t “ A coffee in his h o n o r w a s a»on of Berlin. He S o vie ts w e r e r e a d y c ity M o n d ay sp e e c h Dr. Sen n su c cessfu l d e v e l o p the men1 0f m e d ic a l dis cipline dej>end- Soviet I ’nion. on its p a r t , will h a n d pd g r e a t l y upo n c o llab o ra tio n be- o v e r to E a s t G e r m a n y th o s e tune- th e b o n s still in B erlin w h ic h a r e ha died b> Soviet o rg a n s . twpon ^ e so cia l scien ce s a n d m e d ic a l d e p a r t m e n t . K h ru s h c h e v a n n o u n c e d t h a t laeld M o n d a y in M azes Hall. in d ic a te d to qtiii ^ said the that th a t a Dr. Senn s a id th a t a c o m b i n a ti o n tw o fo rces w ould b* v a l ­ the ★ * of u ab le. P a ra d e to C o m m e m o r a t e V e t s ’ D a y IU J I M H A I N E S will m a k e the p re s e n ta t io n on be nu or rne i H ' | w r , u . n . , <-• ........... — • T h e D e p a r t m e n t of D e fe n s e will h a lf of the D e p a r t m e n t of D efense, R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s for a r e a r e s e r v e , ’ who lt>st th e ir lives in W o rld w a r I . r m « i nrpspnt U n iv e rs ity T u e s d a y noon in r e c * - c o m m a n d s c f nition of tho U n i v e r s i t y ' s p a r , i c s e r v e r , " t i l a t^ tH l. a n d ad P atton in the Air K o r c c 's R e s e r v e v ersify p e r s o n n e l a r e ’ 1 th e n a m e s of ; > . v its R i'sor\ f A w f u d to tho U ntil 1954 A rm istic e Day c e le­ the end of W o rld M a r I e x a s t • 1 , rn b r a t e d invited ” ‘' t - n / e n s th e * f d e d i c a t e d in 1924. also h a s a bronze review of U n iv e rs ity T u e s d a y I. V e t e r a n s ' n a y . and l i t e fox- " ^ Young Democrats To Hear Senator S e n a to r R alp h Ya: b o ro u g h fad bu sine se th e f i i v' ' , ! ' e ' ;r.- of th e Vo UR I v m . v n d i o a t US Rejects Red Call 3 h e U n ite d W ASHINGTON S ta t e s M onday Soviet c h e v ’s call to p o w e r o c c u p a tio n of B erlin ★ bluntly P r e m i e r Nikita K h r u s h ­ four- for a n end ★ Dallas Problem Lingers H e a ls o s t r e s s e d that th e r e shou ld be fu r th e r eo -o p e ra - r e j e c t e d n on b e tw e e n th e M ain I d iv e rsity fact the a n d the U n iv ers ity M edical School, p r o g r a m s . jo in t A Union Council W ill Meet For Dinner, Discussion R i m - Units " t i l h e Riven for th e p r e s e n ta t io n *>n W h it a k e r k ield Univ ersity \ ice ■ P r e s id e n t F. the He ( ’ox will a c c e p t L a n ie r wcrve Award. DALLAS A r u le d M o n d a y C ourt ju risdiction rn a D a lla s School *r>v, .tt.m PWV*™,'Iv ha,! m i n i d ic tio n did not F e d e r a l r a s e th a t lie stat*’ D i s t r ic t it h a d no T h e T e x a s Union Council will hold a d i n n e r an d b u sin e ss m e e t - D in ner w,ll h e g .n the University’ C o m - in mu W edn esd ay at 8 p m in c o u rts j a m - m on s, a n d will Iw h eld al fi 15 p . m . m c r o d , t e d a T h is is the s e c o n d ti m e the Uni v e r s , tv has been h o n o r e d for its A r m i s ti c e t h e e . J u d Ke T h e a c tio n of « I . At the m e e l m c the proL-ram hud[■ »«* ■ • field will r e m in d m a n y a t the I rn xurslts of h y gon c d a y s who* Arm! wex atlee i n t , w a x c e l e b r a t e d wtth m e VU V .atm A h » . , e . m ' . ' . " L T T m W k w h e n vv 1 ‘ 1 s I the news of th e v c , c r y a u h t t e . ' n . - . i . o G a r r i s o n H al R oo m nvcct ’ig at T W P m s ojv’T , to the to the P-J • e v o h J ^ . «»or\ices. m o r ta l "»iks I ........... . T h e r e a r e s e v e r a l firew o rk s, ... tenund* s and n>t- , ... ! 1 S X I" v in tm tm e e.cm-d .. tw w s ' v ^ m - c Dav w a s c h a n g e d 'th re e w o rd s D e m o c r a t ic m e m b e i s e ld 'n ne^t (T in s t in n u b p re s id e n t ted n ....... . Sub to S e n a to r Y a r b o r o u g h a n d ' s o d Ut g r a d u a t e d •he Urn in ■ll U n i t e d S t i t e s verst!} T e x - L « « , 92T. W h ile a t ^ V e t e r a n s ' l l ";;; r m lr:,: t e u t o n to ink d o ll a r loss of s l a te fu nd s. - W o I a g e n d a . r e p * . . w,U c o m p t e , , th e ***» " • r , ^ , m e Mr Olviston rf the almost nae. anti the T r u s t s Post of the , ,r ,; r * - - - -,or _ immies [s-partm en* in t r o d u v . . P o n , o r e n ■ ™ . . ton U n iv e rsity S tu d en ts who w e re A m e n e an Th* s t a d iu m , e v e n ts for v e te r a n s . 19G .\8. i e s , o n " t i l killed Gamma Phi to Lead Sing-Song Program G a m m a P h i B e ta s o r o rit y will the n sn G re g ry list of 24 e n tr ic - rn lead the annual Sing-Song whu-h w ” Iv y 2.30 p m . Sun,1.1 > G ym . P r e l i m i n a r y r e h e a r s a l an d pro gram ann v m c e m c ” - w e r e n u1e bv M e lin d a B u r k h a : ' ; lb'.icity c h a i r m a n , a f t e r p la c e s w e re d r a w n T u e sd a y . E p silon fr a te rn i ty in o r d e r <^f Second to a p p e a r will be Sigma O ’h e r Phi gro u p s t h e i r app< u i n r e arP A lpha I V i t a Th P i K a p p a Alpha O m e g a Alpha G a m m a D e lta S ig m a Chi O m e g a . A lpha A lph a O m ic r o n P K ap p a A lp h a Chi O m e g a , Phi licit a Tau D e lta U p silon K a p p a K ap- P h i S ig m a K a p p a pa Zeta T a u A lp ha, B e ta T h e t a Pi. Acacia K a p p a Alpha T h e'a Alpha P hi. P h i K a p p a P si P i Bet , Bb Phi K a p p a S ig m a Alpha G a m m a D elta, a n d D e lta D e lta D e lta . G a m m a fro m all c a m p u s o r g a n i z a ti o n s C h a p m a n said O n ’v fo ur en- $2,000 fro m th e C ity N a tio n a l Bank a a day ligh t r o b b e r e a r l ie r in the ^ r e s e n t e a c h o rg *n- day i e p i e > t n 6 . , p n > m his i/ a t ion. T his \ e a r s Aqua C;. r g r a m will follow a T h e C a r n v a l will be h e 'd D e c e rn - no-e h e r 11-13- Teller J i m F o rm a lly said a m a n .. - the late ! a tm ’h e m e . b an k about noon an d p res en ted a I h a v e e x p lo s iv e s arni will if you do not Wally P r y o r will a c t a« a i s t e r give m e th e m o n e y . " th e n o te re a d . the 'h e n walked g a v e Tile r o b b e r t w e n ti e s e n te re d of c e re m o n ie s . the ban dit the h a n k Wmv up C o nn alh TCU D a t e Ticket Sa le M o v e s S l o w l y M o n d a y P le n tv of d a te ti, k to ff for S a tu r d a y < T exas-T C U g a m e ru sh M , s n d a \ . Al tf te r an e a r h lAindsredt sa id Approx ma* eiv 5h of ‘ ne aik i t ic k e ts «,th1 M o n d a v w ere d a t e ticket m a n a g e r tic k e rs IN-ua ly m o - sought a f t . - Tory ir e e x p e c t e d to last th co uch 4 n rr* \\ e d n e s d a y . d ea d lin e b la n k e t ta x ’>< kets a t , ng robbery money to the front d o o r an d fled. The 'clin- s a i d ‘he b a n d it w as approxim ately fiv e feet, nine inch es abo ut 180 pi > mds and" w e ig h e d tall to A latin police h a v e a ss ig n ed 20 'b e robbery. m en i n v e s ti g a te F e d e ra l a g e n t s also ca m e from san Antonio to re in fo rc e local FBI men. \ n FBI a g e n t r e p o r t e d the rob- th e firs t n atio na l b ank the pro- in A u stin since w a s h'.h’tion d a y s of ' h e T h irties Cowboys Name Girls In Sweetheart Race T w e l v e U n iv e rs ity coed? b e e n s e l e c te d by the T e x a hovs n o m in e e s S w e e t h e a r t of 1958-59 f«ir h av * Cow- ire on ' a l e f o r ST T ickets to ’he Cow boy M i n s t r e l 'r o m any m e m - Cowhov ber of ’he C o w b o y s AU proceed* 'rom the Austin C ouncil for R e ta r d e d Chil- show will b e n c h ’ the The W itm er will b e a n n o u n c e d at the Cow U n M instrels Show. S a tu r - in las No v e r n i e r 22. ar 8 p m T his y e a r s M 'n G r e g o r y G y m s tre is will he h e a d e d bv f a m o u s ventrikAquist E d g a r B e r g e r a n d his 'iron. FORTY ACRE! will wooden s i d e k i c k . C h a rle y M P ro f e s s o r C u r ti s G r o v e * a d \ c r - hc Cow Ison'S using c i a ' ' w a s discussing a su r­ vey on svhettvfr w o m e n p re fe r d ia ­ l i i ' by G irls s e le c te d by u v I n s Se Ibex S ig m a D e l t a Fan Betty B ro w n , Pi B e ta P h i; Sandy S to l u , Z e ta T a u A lph a. Eller. Bel- Y oung c h e r , ‘Ch: O m e g a ; Linda L in k Pi and S u s a n D e a n m v h P h i in d e p e n d e n t At>o K mo K>.>lter K a p p a K a p p a G a m m a ; B e tty R e a d , A lp h a c h i in d e p e n d monds to o t h e r uxut irs “ The su rv ey p ro ved w o m en said to o t h e r m o n d s y o u n g er w o m e n tha t o lder they p r e f e r r e d d i a ­ luxuries, w-hil* p re f e rre d m o st o th e r lu x u r ie s to d ia m o n d s, ex- of he Kern Aipha . V i t a P i '"Hie b id er w o m e n a l r e a d y know ° ^ . t C m . P , ^ T h e m m d Naney T h o m p s o n . „ r w , by ^ * *— . — A"" _ ■ . " " ' ' Al p h a p l u m * , P m t f v v o r G rov e. r e a s o n for K « pp tt Al- Given vs a the dlf- o n e e l . , , m e m b e r : a n y th i n g " * LARRY HURWITZ M « y . Novwnb»f ll. 1958 THS D A ILY T E X A N P a g s J Lookin' For A Home Colon?! Brackenridge didn’t knew* what he w as in for when he gave the lands bordering Lake Austin (next to Tom Mil- ler Dam ) to the University of Texas for educational purposes.” It looks like most of the big ruckuses being raised these days concern what » right, w h at’s wrong, and what oughta be done with that land. J u s t recently it was the dispute— includ­ ing a long list of student petition signa­ tu re s to the Board of Regents—over es­ tablishing student-faculty w a terfront and rec re atio n a l facilities on the property n o w occupied by the private B ennett's Boat T his bu® and cry has evidently run into th e old brick wall of "no available fund, Docks. in sight ” Vow from thp Last end of the Brae Wen- ridge Tract area is com ing the ole familiar __ for ba tter married student hous­ ing. They claim the “em ergency provision” tenem ent section of present “low-cost mar­ ried student housing” is a disgrace to the U niversity of Texas. One quick glance at the housing pro­ these units are no jects will show that c u t- r a te W aldorf-A sterias, by any means. So what is to he done about all this? Moat married students can’t afford to buy the sort of housing that they really need. Should the University foot the hills for the difference? Should the University sup­ port married student housing when they expect all other strident housing projects to s u p p o r t them selves? Where is the m oney to come from when the V of T Is now heading for a trem endous fight on its hands to preserve the facilities — and state support — that it has now? T hese are all key questions — but a quick adm inistrative sh ru g of the shoul­ de rs . . . perhaps a wistful, tearful look is not going to solve the problem. First of all, the U n iversity should m ake a thorough survey of the m arrie d student housing situation — find o u t just exactly how much the units would cost. Perhaps vim? of the married student crop could buy highcr-coxt, small proflt- m aking housing of high quality that would help support the overall project. A com ­ plete poll of all married student* should he taken; exact needs should he item ised. Dr. H a s k e w says th a t no clear estim ates a l e a v a il a b le for th e exact cost of such housing. These should he gathered. Such Institutions aa T exas AAM and the University of Arkansas already have s i z e a b l e m arried student housing project*. If federal loans could he gotten for Kin- solving Dormitory and the I nion expan­ sion, we see no reason why such could not he pushed for married student hous­ ing. More than 4,000 students at I T are m arried. We can no longer consider their presence as a “po st-w a r em ergency situa­ tion.” lf the U niversity sincerely wants to m eet the needs of the student body, to help aid in the financial problems th a t inhibit or prevent a college education . . . then he re ’s an a re a that m ust be tackled Immediately. 'Space Man' Aboard T h e man behind A m erica's b r e a th - ta k ­ ing space age count-downs, the q u a r t e r ­ back for the US's “do or die” crash pro­ p ra m in missile production, Dr. V* e m h e r in Hogg Von B raun, will speak tonight Auditorium. Here Is the pioneering American in an e m beyond the wildest dreams of our great-great grandfathers. Here is a hold adventurer, a riohly-imaginative genius at the head of our most sensitive and spot­ lighted production center. The focus falls on Dr. von Braun as th e United States steps closer and closer to looking the “ m an in the moon” face- to-face, hoping to get there a few steps a h e a d of Ivan. We re proud to hare on our campus this man who not only gazes at the stars but go«* after pm . . . in the true Texan tradition. The “ Davy Crockett” of the Space Age. Shucks, m a'am W hat higher compli­ m en t kin we p a y ’ Oh, Rally? A recent editorial in the Austin Am eri­ can tells of the t u r n in political cam p a ig n ­ ing this yea r. Describing the dwindling em phasis on it the “once s ta n d a r d political rallies,” notes that; “This approach alw ays has been regard­ ed with skepticism in some quarters. Ad­ m ittedly It helps the morals of the party w o rkers . . . ” Well, now, fellas, I wouldn’t go that And Away VI Go! On the air. A fter long last . . financial stumblings, adm inistrative grumblings, student b a lk ­ ing on Blanket T ax appropriations, e tc ----- UT*a own KVT-FM is really “live.” O u r heartiest congratulations the D e p a rtm en t of Radio-Television, p a rtic u ­ larly Mr. Robert Schenkkan, and o th ers w h o worked so h a rd to pull the station o u t of into reality, S tu d e n t M anager Jo h n McCoy and his volunteer staff, and all who have c o n tri­ b u te d financially and time-wise to bring t h e project to completion. the “ d r e a m ” stage to W e 're also, th a t the real impact and Importance of the station will grow’ day-by-day in the University community. ★ ★ Though we have un dextro in point to the thorns midst the roses (namely, de­ partmental control and faculty supervi­ sion rather than direct student control of the station), we do wish to express our that someday the station s in c e r e h o p e s will he more than a “teaching labora­ tory.” W e hope that someday the station will be controlled by a student majority hoard of directors, allowing credit wTork to be done on the station for Radio-TV — hut stressing the overall campus responsibil­ ity . . . and rem aining free for student expression and all-eam pus experience. Then will it tru ly be the “students* voice.” Til then . . . w e ’re still proud that U T f own K IT -P M finally is on the air. Up, Up, Up. . . Note to Dr. Von Braun: Sir, we were just wandering if perhaps you could help u s with some problems of “ celestial m echanics” that w e’ve run Into here just recently. It concerns the University of Texas and its relation with “outer space.” Sir, do you t hi nk t h e r e ’s some w ay we could get a first-class appropriation into orbit. . . Without being held back by the g ravi­ tational force of: • The State Comptroller? • The Commission on Higher Educa­ tion? • The Texas legislatu re? I t ’s a p re tty tricky launching job. COE Allows OC tis SKITOF A FAV. _Y TRADITION r Tenement District 'Emergency Steps’ Life for Marrieds Bv HAL SIMMONS Thp dilem ma of married student housing h as boon Ipro­ gressing at a slow crawl for the past ten years tow aid the El1dy apartm ent* grossing at a s D upttorn Thp pictures showing some of vrVst -met a* easily have come from ( nicago /-'hiracrn’a s " " »■ ■ - . . T K ♦v, » . — L ' S scraping the bottom, in e pit., im tual scenes might just as easily lower E a s t Side B rack en rid ge and Deep Eddy a r e M '"M in lo, a in t on I .a t" about t w o anti a h a l f from tho .a m p ,,.. Thoro aro MS „ „ i,, Inoluding -n o , two. th r o ,, and four bedroom ■U nties are f u r n i s h e d . a p a r t m en *. three M ost of the u n ,., a r , unfur- rushed. Some arc classified A n In sid e Look at UT M arrie d -S tu d e n t H o u s in g Turf in T op Con d ition Fire Escape W ill Fall First “ furnished'* and p o ssess onlv rh R e fr ig er a to r essen tia ls. W e s t ara not availab le in any apart m ent. T h e d w ellin g s a r e b a r r a ck a i n u that w e r e b u ilt du rin g th. Price* the g o v e r n m e n t. for o n e bedroom fou l tu re* w a r b r ra n * * from *23 un fu rn ish ed bed ro o m u n fu r n ish ed . to SU* tor th e D em and for the ap artm en ts >» great and the w aitin g list is lon e. to T exas vet- Priori tv eran s non-re«ident veteran s Tex** ^ residents, and non resid en ts in tha* is g iven / orflf'r ^ for m u c h n e e d e d i Im “ R oom la th e M ew ta k en hr p a v e m e n t '* m oat of the p r e s e n t o c c u p a n t* . In a I a g r e e d that th e ren t w a * a a tlsfa c - tory. recen t q u e s tio n n a ir e . 20 In The sam e Bourre listed the rn! least item s a s favored at lo v in g four to one ^ New stove# needed. ^ More g e n e r a l m a in te n a n c e Is p a in tin g , ( e x te r m in a tio n , n eed ed e tc . 9 New a p a r tm e n ts he b u ilt th e e x is tin g d w e llin g s and rent sh ould be on an In co m e sh o u ld from hasta. There see m s to he no prohjcm that m o n e y w ould not cu re .lust enough funds are now a v a ila b le t< keep the roofs from falling in. Onre a year fa c ilitie s are the spray painted on the outsid e This Includes w indow s and hushes. that A n e w c o m er w o u ld he p ro n e to c o c k r o a c h e s “ ow n ’ b e lie v e th e y e v e r th e b u ild in g s. It reso rt w ill take m o re than fe d e r a l tro o p s to quell th eir r a lly . sh ow of s tr e n g th Sh ould to a Exterm ination could only be ef. if a1! resid en ts agreed to fective E f­ pay for it at the sa m e tim e forts to do the lob p ie c e m e a l h a \« resulted only in a brief set hack for the arthropods w ho com e roar­ ing r e in fo r c e m e n ts from nearby back w ith strongholds. th e a p a r tm e n ts I.ast su m m e r a s e r io u s flea cpi d e n ilo sw e p t lik e th e b u bon ic p la g u e . F o r tu n a te ly , th e y w ere e v e n tu a lly b e a te n dow n . lx»gan W ilson, th e m a r r ie d student h o u s­ ing p ro b lem is th e se c o n d b ig sin d en t s e r v ic e s p r o b le m to lie ta c k le d (p a r k in g I* by the A d m in istr a tio n to P r e s id e n t \c c o r d in g fir s t). for d e \e io p m e n ta l student Dr. L . B H askew , v ic e p resi­ ser v ic e s dent se r v ic e s stated that all must be self-supporting. 'O nly the N egro w om en s dorm and som e of receiv e outside the c o o p s now In order to build an' a ssista n c e.) ap artm en ts, m oney wogld new have to Im? borrow ed eith er from private sou rces or from a fe d e r a ’ lending plan. K insolvin g w as par tidily financed through this federal plan. c o n tr a c t “ T he o n ly r e s tr ic tio n w h ich w its a tta c h e d to th e B rack laud w a s that en rld g e D e e p E d d y it he u sed for e d u c a tio n p u r p o s e ^ T h ere h a s b een m u c h d is c u s s io n of the p ro b lem but no c o n c r e te p la n s h a v e b een th ere th e co st of a re no e s tim a te * on blinding a p a r t m e n t s ," D r. H a sk ew s a id . P r e s e n tly la id . new Ro: N ed G reen's L e tte r To the E d ito r: in Y our lefter the O ctober I, 1958, issu e g a s e you an opportunity to show us the poor q uality of stu dents being m ass produced by all integrated schools. I w ill profit bv I w ill m arch your ex p erie n ce. under your banner b e ca u se you know w hat you arc talking about. Fire H ose For Flow ers Trash C a n J u n g le The Firing Line The D a@ t T exan Op i ni on! expres sed in T h e Daily T e x a n are t b ”se of t k t Editors or of the u n t e r o f the article and not necessarily those Y (Mi have not let the facts m uddle your brain. T hose Negroes are just no good at all. anyone w hose life is worth $1.95 ton the A labam a m ark et, less in our hooks > could never be good enough to marry' our w hite sifte r s . I know what you m ean about M exi­ I/vok cans being trouble m akers a? al! The m ed a ls they got during got more World War m ed als p ercen tage-w ise than any other ra r e ; that show s Hist how good they are at starting trouble and fighting. they II. lies Lies that is all people say ! It w as not the L atins who built the first u n iv ersity in the N ew World, w e Anglos did it woth our sain tly m ission aries w h ile the L atins w ere killing off tile Indians (another low form of trash now nearly e x tin c t). We A nglos do not have any T ob ac­ jus* ch a ra cters, co Road t h a t b rainw ashing those chill bean eaters and those n iggers sp read . propaganda la It We ANGLOS are \ pry nice peo­ ple and h ave never done w'har we are accused of doing We GODS c a m e from the very finest suite* in the T ow er of lo n d o n to c iv iliz e these lands; our credit referen ces w ere outstanding in the B etter Bus iness B ureau o ffic es of E ngland. N ed. w rite to us again and again . Your letters help our cau se y e a r s, and m ore. thev se em ed to Ive the nu­ cleu s of the school spirit ch an ged style that in W aco, I w as surprised to no’e. at the gam e the band seem ed to he a shadow* of its for. m er self. Little y e llin g , little hell- ringing. and so forth. True, they are larger in size, but they seem than to m arch they used to. so m u ch slow er T h eir pare I wouldn't be fak in g too great I think, to com pare the liberty a the T exas lon g h o rn Rand w ith the s AAM Band sam e, they do, for the most part dull and u n excitin g form ations. The one notable ex. option is the script T EX A S form ation, w hich is quite good. And sp ea k in g of form ations. I have seen near identical half-tim e showN the B aylor, R ice and SMU gam es. What has happened, I wonder? in i,. I’, \nderaon 3901 Marks Place F t. Worth, T exas New* contributions will ne accepted bv telephone t<5R ' . ' 173) cr at the edi­ I R 103 cr at the news laboratory. I B 103 Inquiries concern* I' torial office lng dehvrry should be made rn J B 107 and advert sin* T F J U (GR .. E n t e r e d es second-c la ss m a t t e r <)ctnber 18. 1943. at t h # Post Office a t A u s t i n . T e x a s u n d e r tile Act of M a r c h 3. 1879 ________ _____ _ T h e Asso ciated P re s all news d i s p a tc h e s c r e d i t e d t o it o r not o th e r w ise c r e d i t e d in t h i s n ew s p ep e- , i tem s of snout a n o n us o r i g in pub lish ed h erein R i g h t s of p u b lic a tio n elusiv ely e n titled to t h e u se (or r e p u b l i c a t i o n e A S v O i IA I l l* P R E S S W I R E S E R V I C E a n d of all o t h e r m a t t e r h e r e i n als o reserved. local s , A s s o c i a t e d r o l l c r l a t e P r e s s AM A m e r i c a n P s * s « * L * * S o u t h w e s t e r * J o u r n a l i s m C o n g r e s s S t u d e n t E d i t o r i a l P r e s s < ‘i n f e r e n c e A P r e s s S e r r i e d M E M B E R D eliv ered Mailed in Austin M a ile d o ut of to wn \ u s t t n . . . . . .. in S I IIM RI P T ION RA T KH P E R M A N E N T S T A F F I -a month J Oft m o n o .75 m o n th .................................................................................................... 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I S M T H I D A IL Y T E X A N P a * * * Sigma Nu, In Class A Intramural Football Schoen W in Crowns ste m . P h i EP.110O th r« t.n < £ *nd I S d » * » I S n S i ? I S S l ^ « — . 1(L1, S S t o m ea rly In lh . f ir ,! hair V « * - £ « • £ N a vy rolled OT*er P E M to - C a c o r: cam . *h cn Don Ca,- ^ selb erry passed to W illiam Sparks ^ led <-0 as John Pasts ran the e ™ n . Schoen increased their lead to . down, and P a ja r it o W ayne Rober- b .(o r . P E M UU WI I cull* ****<» se we WW ^--- son for the extra point to tie - - * k j score at 14-14 ^ score th * second touch- ! N avy rolled up a 20-point toad f lir t ^ the touchdown. J . W . Plep er w a* the t>ig man for N avy as he passed for four touchdowns and thre extra * rtrn . ooint to tie th< .econd half both .cored their 14-0 as Casselberry threw another During me touch do wm pass R asts passed to Sparks for the extra point. Don 8Quirkr teams saw owmership of the bali points. « n . i w ■•ttlncr im A lion V f U l C K . -PimvT P E M scored their kine ta lly lata with Schoen fin a lly setting up a touchdown d rive to score the game > in the last half when Nelson Dip* Ja m * i winning TD . pert passed IS yards to p ., to Cheeves cam * back to o tle the score !"“ * * * Tho winning ta lly I scored B artin . The extra point failed. LSU Maintains-5 First in AP Poll H o w k a y a t , A r m y , A u b u r n , 2 - 3 - 4 B y ta* Aim «UU4 Teem It '* going to take a stout crow­ b ar to pry Louisiana State out of first place in the weekly Associat­ if ed Press college football poll the Tigers continue to manhandle their opponents as they did Duke last Saturday. It was their third week as No. I team . The sportsw riters and sports­ casters participating in the poll, im pressed by the 50-18 victory over the B lu e D evils, this week again made Louisiana State No. I with the Iow a Hawkeves, who clinched the B ig Ten title Satur­ day, again in the No. 2 spot. p A rm y held its No. 3 position de­ la t e the fact the wilting Cadets had a had score, pulling out a victory over R ice wdth a long pass In the final seconds of their game at Houston. Auburn moved from fifth to fourth place. Auburn displaced Northwestern in the fourth place, as the Big Ten school dropped out of the top IO as a result of its defeat by VVis- consm. Oklahom a held its No. 6 spot, W isconsin moved up from seventh to fifth, M ississippi jumped from ninth to seventh, Purdue held to No. 8, and the A ir Force remained No’. IO. The newcomer to the select la Texas Christian, which Hat moved from lith to 9th. The top IO team s, with the won- in parentheses and lost records points on 10-9-8, etc., basis L Louisiana St. (8-0) 2. I o w a (6-b-l) 3. A rm y (6-0-1) 4. A u b u r n 5. W isconsin (5-1-1) 6. Oklahoma (6-1) 7. M ississippi (7-1) 8. Purdue (5-1-1) 9. Texas Christian (6-1) (6-0-11 1.532 1.441 999 976 786 783 535 289 287 249 Football Standings Fraternity Division C L A M A L u l u A S ig m a F b i B p ello a P hi S ig m a K app* A lp h a T a u O m ega P h i S ig m a D e lta P h i K a p p a Sig m a C M P h i . . . . 3 • •••3 . . . . 3 I I ........................ 0 League B Kappa .S ig m a _i;1 ............■* D elta T au D e lta r.3 A lpha E p silo n P l nip*1® . . i Up) Sig m a A lp h a M u - ..0 T a u D e lta P h i . . . ..0 L a m b d a C h i A lp h a L eague C \-----« m P h i G am m a D e lta . . . 4 P h i D e lta Theta■ •••••■* S ig m a A lp h a Ep s ilo n . . I ................. I K a p p a A lpha ............. \ B e ta T h e ta P l I P h i K a p p a T a u P l K a p p a A lp h a ..........0 L e a r n t D S ig m a N u ..•••••••• • • * D e lta K a p p a E p s ilo n ..4 ...............* Sig m a Chi Phi Kappa Psi ..........} ............. I D elta Upsilon A cacia ..............................„ Theta XI ................ 0 o*. I pie. TW. 0 1 5 J 2 2 65 27 85 42 57 59 30 33 12 70 12 25 1 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 102 149 50 45 8 0 n e 104 48 21 29 6 13 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 183 124 81 32 33 6 0 Independent CLASS A League B C L A M B Leegae I Dp W L TW. P ts 50 S S ig m a K app* * Delta Tau Delta ........2 2 . . 2 3 D elta K appa E pallon S ig m a N u J* 2 P hi D elta T h eta 2 S ig m a Alpha Mu P l K appa A lp h a 3 ...........• ••* I I ...........0 Le a g u e S Phi G am m a D e lta S ig m a Chi A lpha Tau O m ega A lpha E p silon P l P h i S ig m a K appa T h eta XI K appa A lpha . . . 4 ..................... 3 . . . . 3 I I I .................... 0 L ea g u e I I 3 2 3 3 . . . . 4 I D elta U p silo n *4. Sig m a P h i Ep silo n 46 S igm a Alpha E p silon . . 5 104 j P hi K appa P si ............2 47 L am bda Chi A lpha •■••2 ................0 P hi S igm a D elta ........... 0 ........ 0 P l « B eta T h eta l e a g u e 4 38 54 T h eta Chi ........................... 4 65 Delta Chi ................... 3 ............... 2 40 p m K appa T au 101 p h i K appa S ig m a .................0 Tau D elta P h i Chi Phi .......................0 I 179 54 54 38 26 7 0 118 91 38 18 20 12 6 RI leo 49 39 0 7 0 123 26 38 51 6 0 Club Division ; B rid g e w a y D o rm ito ry Ea s t Texas Hounds Team ^ Chee vee House •••••••••’ .3 ..-2 I M en s C o m m un ity ....... 0 .0 I M rs. H em p h ill s Hse. i Blo m q u ist House L eagu e F Schoen H ouse B ru n e tte H ouse ............. 3 ............3 i E l P apag ayo a .............\ .................. .. A B a r H otel D a llv Texan ................. * G oodall W o o ten Dorm . 0 Miramar* T h e Demons C ard en House H a rg ro ve House M cC racken League G ....................I ........*----* ...............j: ..........“ .....................u (T A S S B L eague 5 Team B ru n e tte ......... Schoen ............. Goodall W o o ten M cC racken VT .3 .2 ..0 ,.0 FEM C u b ok T e la * O u b to T w in Pin es Co-op A ir Fo rce R O T O oc Thclem e Co-op I M anagem ent L e a g u e I ........................ 4 . ............... 3 . . . . 2 I ............ 0 ..................u L ea g u e J Op. L P ts. P ts . 146 8 44 19 0 0 2g 73 135 57 77 14 26 85 49 14 0 6 I N a v y R O T C ................. J 51 Oak G rove Co-op -- 4 B ap tist Stu d en t U nion I 80 70 C a m p u s G u ild ..............I ................ J 65 A rm y R O T C 84 R o y a l Co-op ................ 0 L e a g u e K 52 Chi Gam m a Io t a .......... 4 .....................3 K a p p a P si 32 S T A G Co-op .................. 2 2} W e sle y ............................ J, ............... o .......................0 le a g u e L I Gam m a D e lta 40. A lh am b ra Op. R am shorn Co-op T I .O K I t lT G S ..............................* .....................i* .......... * ............................... u ............. 0 IS A N ew m an C lub L P ts . P ts . 0 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 CLASS B Le a g u e 6 Dormitory c l a s s A L e a rn * M Team P E M H u b N a vy R O T O W L rte . 91 ................ * 41 ................ 3 26 ..............* 0 ..............................0 0 ..............................J 0 X .......... 13 Op. I T w in P in e s Co-op ----- 0 A IC h E A S M E S U T G S I T h elem t Co-op Sy IO. A ir Fo rce (6-0-1) Second ten; North Carolina 218; Syracuse 179: Northwestern 166; Pittsburgh 152; Southern Method- 1st 67; Ohio State 59: R ice 43; F lo rid a 37; Rutgers, 35; Georgia Tech 19. . . . . o ^ . ■ ....... _ Teem M oore H ill B ra ck e n rid g e H a ll c u f f Courts .....................f ................ t ................ * ................ * .............£ ........................0 ■ D o rm ito ry A i R o b erts H a ll P ra th e r H a ll FGH-Slmkina ' 1 X D - B C D Le a g u e 7 pt*. F t« 102 141 54 26 20 41 6 2 T5 Oak G rove Co-op •••••4 ................\ g A rm y R O T C V , Tejas Club ................ 3 ................I N ew m an C lub £ R o y a l Co-op ................ .. 2 ; Campus G u ild .............I ............................ . . . . U *L 1 TC I A ir F o rce R O T O .......... 0 By EDWARD KNOCK* T e x a s Sparta S ta ff ™ S « b all playoffs Monday, a , .to y won for th . last touchdown. The sicrma Nu Schoen, and N avy ad-1 crease Sigm a N u * lead to 19-12 to Lott vanned to the all-intram ural foot- Coats passed con- five yard s the Class A division champion- . version failed. ^ Schoen defeated Cheeve*, 26-14, to take the championship in the independent division. C i a * * A P °in t* S ig m a 37 ships in their respective leagues. 3 r h l E pellon and Oak 53 G rove w on division cham pionship* 19 In the class B playoffs. In the Class A fraternity divis- 2i ion, Sigm a Nu won the division 33! championship crown bv downing JI'S ig m a P h i Epsilon, 19-12 14 I Sigm a Nu went ahead, 6-0, early lo in the first half as Jo e L . Neal intercepted a pass and ran bo is yards for a TD. » ' Sigm a P h i Epsilon cam * back 28 to tie the score at 6-6 when John 9- Coats connected with G erald Lott 2 for a touchdown which covered ^ Stern a Nu earn# rushing back as Don Anders passed IO yard * 10 Jam es C lary for the second Sigm a 12 Nu touchdown of the evening. Se r­ fs'o n d s later, Anders reeled off a 30 95 va rd pass to R a y Mason for the ai 'final Sigm a Nu touchdown. The extra point which put Sigm a Nu into a 19-6 lead was scored On a 4- pass from Anders to H arold Car- 81 game wasn’t over, however, lfc for in the latter part of the game Frogs Colorless, Just Win Games t e a m football FO R T W O R T H (JI — The “ worst looking” In tile Southwest Conference, T e x a s Christian, enters the home stretch in the d rive toward a champion­ ship and the Cotton Boud — unable to do anything except beat some­ body. Everyone is com plaining about how colorless and thoroughly un­ imposing the Hom ed Frogs look. If they didn't have the best win­ ning record in the conference they probably wrouldn t draw a corpor­ al's guard for their games. Coach Abe M artin 's sorry about the team that has “ to stumble to victo ry” and puts on such a sorry show. UT Track Coach To Join Tamers' M artin warned everybody when they w ere picking the Frogs to win the conference championship. He said they m ustn’t expect a flashy team and there would be -Vi n v d » little - no stars but he thought he'd have ^ rough„ , „ nfl touKhM, i V T . track coach, O y d j ^ , field, w ill b« J ^ uc e Texas Sports H a ll of F a m . Dc- ^ cember 31. D In 39 vears, Littlefield has pro- onifit yet. U . predicted he’d have on, — | S T S S t a n le y S o y s J a p a n e s . 64 coached football at Texas for ^ , | | M a k e M a | O r $ S o o n championships. ..v .n years and won two confer- . Ja p a n » - In the enc* was all-around athlete at the I ni- opinion of Fddm Stanley of the St. Japanese base- S1 versitv where he won four letters i^ u is C ardinals, four in basketball and hall w ill he of m ajor league cali­ <1 in football . OO , fs . vT* 9[ 0 A | 53 four in track Littlefield I H A R O N E, • • Also entering the H a ll of Fam e her In lf) vears. ii 4 A v J —- t/v I “ * Stanley predicted Japanese w ill ma- in the Am erican *1 w in be Jo el Hunt, “ the lost All- be playing 36 Am erican,” John Kim brough. Tex- j o r s “ in the not too fa r future. 21 38 6 8 13 31 j 15 I 70 14 33 68 44 65 40 40 8 0 7 r% 69 26 71 0 — ------ — - !Mural Scores Cl aaa Ai Sigma Na IS, Sigma Phi Ep allo n 12; N a v y 27, T E k 6, Schoen 20 Cheeves 14. Class B : S ig m a P h i Ep silo n IS PU Gam m a D e lta 7; O ak G ro ia .2, P E M , , Malleti Black Owl* IS Bl* Red A B a sk etb a ll Class As B rid g e w a y 4’ , D a lly Texan IO: Carden 32. B lo m q u ist 14; A S C E 21, IA S 12; M lzzm aca 25, M cC racken l l ; Cam pu* G u ild 32, O ak Grove 19; A lp h a Tau O m ega IS . D e :ta Tau D e.ta I . O uialders 23, Schoen 14; K ap p a P si l C HSSpffm i i : T l i 23 P h i D e lta C hi IO; S ta c ^0* I Bgdrt. Id jMn F a V h F o rd Ton M an- A n n ‘P.ushton J u d y \ an Worn. H a r r ie t Jones. i aUT, V H 't p I H a r r ie t -lones. A nn W a tk in s, and J o A n " N eitzei. T a b l e T e n n i s 4 1 5 n rn Sharon M cIn tyre va. M err I G odfrey. D iane- Mara- b C h e e v e * : P O I won Ja n e t W h e a t ^ d efa u lt o ve r A ra b ; A lham bra won J o ^ d e {a u lt 0VCr New m an._________ 'Mural Schedule ^ n V M u r a ls Tench F o o tb a ll T r a a l . . CosnYr. U h * S ls m "> ;^ ra n7., DWM vrv«Man I B u rk e P h i G anim a 1^ *•}» ' H7 r'nneland i l i it e lm t a rlv. D ia n a Foster, j p I V.: W in . H.,, vSu. kl,fem round golfers F 4rst G o lf Tuesday, report 1_45 1to 2 3 ° p m . . # ^ ^ B a sk etb a ll D e lta Upsilon S1f s 6 p m . t Sigm a A lp h a Ep a llo n vs Sig m a A ™ h a M u ; P h i K a p p a T a u vs. | P h i K a p p a S 'f R ? - M 8:12 p.m .; l l K app a — l C & P t , S I S * * X U A lp h a U psilon P l vs K a p p a S.g ma* R am shorn \s AlharriDra. g 48 p rn.s Chi r h ! vs. Sig m a N u : L a m b d a C h i A lp h a VS D e lta K a p p a E p s ilo n ; T e ja s n s . and B e t t y R u m ph v s . Jo d y Kusenber- Y „ S S F rM, S K g<>4 • 45 n m . K e llv G ig! K a m ra th va K a t h r \ |er Ja n e t V a n m .: P h i Sigm a Del . P h i*Slgm a Delta t x . P h i Sig m a K a p p * P h i. S l.m » K « g p . I . . Th eta P l cia ; P E M C lu b vs. T l A ) K . vs. Rpia Th eta P l. D e lta K a p p a Epsl- W IIK * . I p m I f> '1 C lr a . II . T . U a f in . ' Beta «*k : Bobh'e A C - l ’; » T M e ^ ^ “ ^ J ^ n e n b e r - a J ? r , H U H . I r a T « n - .n d L o p A " " •c<'" H a llm a rk vs G ayle ' • • i i i J S & S a J * P h i S Th eta vs. D e lta C hi Alpha. h i M l . I-ady r u n e s. w t i t t l S n ra d B * » J » v* Alpha C hi Omega n u -.ill team managers^ w ill S o ff,’r onagers w ill meex u am m » i>eni» . -m . moot O s mma Delta N ew m an vs 7 .eta Tau ^ sig m a D elta meet G a m m a s ™ Boa n VV P ’. S S S fViccer 1 a t this rim e only. _________ n -----— - O p h th a lm ic D ispenser Within ««ty walking distance of th# campus. 1501 G u ad . G R 7-1422 (T A S S B L eagu e * T eam l c d -b c d .................... J Moore HUI ................. 5 ......................... .. Dorm A B ra c k f .................. P ra th e r ............................ * FGH-Slmklns .............. j. ................... u C liff Courts Op L F t * P t» 98 91 21 3-3 19 25 0 20 I 40 i 38 Sleep A Eat 34 R ig Red . . . 26 B la c k O wl* 37 Had N u a . . 33 Sam m ies 61 Rag Knot Learn* • las A & M all-Am erica, F re d W al-i cott, a R ice U n iversity im m ortal (of track. I These four were voted into the 8 ’ hall bv the Texas Sports W riters 12 Association and w ill receive pla- 36 ques at a luncheon. 113 ^ “ A ZALE15 DIAMOND IS BIGGER. BRIG FITFB AND B E T T E R IN EV E R Y TRICE R A N G * tw ir l dealrn Tniqo© k centrist** b ea u ty of dla- tlnrtlv* 3 d i a m o n d dinner Tine. t.OO w eek ly Hi* M on ey Down M on thly P aym ent* •JOI I o n t r r t i Opportunities Loft/ Growth ...IHA CROWING COMPANY Capable young men end women hive extra opportunity in a growing company serving a growing arca. During th e Past ten rears, Texas Fleet tic Sen; ice Company has increased its power generating capability to ""r e dun lin o m iles of high voltage transmission lines and .SC 0 miles of distribution lines, along with related sv-ps a ton md other facilities, more than doubled the number of em p lo y ees, and serves more than twice as mary cuttomers. And the com,pane is continuing to build it* organization as it plans and constructs new eieiric transmiss on and distribution famdities to serve our rapidly deve.opmg area. New' career opportunities are opening tor quali­ fied men and women. M r. W a lt e r Pa yn * and other representatives of Texas Electric S e rvic e C o m p a n y will Interview graduates: Wednesday and Thursday NOVEMBER 12-13 E N G IN E E R IN G — Electrical, M echanical and C ivil An appointment can ba arranged tKrougS your P avement O ffic e CAPITAL CITY A T H L E T IC C L U B 605 W. 13th St. GR 2-9334 W EEK EXCLUSIVELY POR MEN SUNDAYS 18 A.M. To 4 P.M. NEW CAREERS FOR MEN OF AMERICA: JET SPECIALISTS New Jets range the world at close to the speed of sound* People travel, products move tn almost half the flying time. Wanted: more commercial Jet aviation specialists. CHESTERFIELD KINO a ft* t v g>ebo (rte lh* Men of Amor** f the *Jttlth g we''s' of Jot W A L T E R P A Y N E , U n iv e rs ity o f T ex a t ’39 ii *s u p e r in te n d e n t c f p ro d u c tio n r { J CXM E lectric S e n w e C o m p .m s, su p e rv isin g th e th e c o m p a n y 's electric g e n e ­ o p era tio n o f ral m g stations, TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COM PANY Top Length,Top Value,Top-Tobacco Filter Action Nothing satisfies like CHESTERFIELD, J vINu Tuesday. November ll , 1958 THE PATLY TEXAN Page 4 First Concert Hits High Note Austin c a n ju s tifiab ly be proud of its symphony orchestra. Is a mature g ro u p th a t presented a splendid c o n c e r t ; a g ro u p that not onlv enjoys playing, but also en­ joys w o rk in g on difficult m usic. It S ta r tin g o u t firs* concert the w ith R o ssin i’* “ I ta lia n W om an in A lg iers’’ o v e r t u r e , E z r a R a e h lin (led his b a n d of musicians through a difficult c o n e e n , ra n g i n g from tones an d methods the c la s s ic a l of M en d elsso h n the m odem h a rm o n ic s of M ilhaud. to ^ All sectio ns of th e o r c h e s t r a e y ? tU K < a t L I B t K A t t violinist) and songstress Mary M e a d e French at new, aluminum-domed Casa Manat's Theater In Fort Worth through Friday. The production w be presented "in-the-round. ’Brother George' To Make Journey Z Z “ “Musical Journey,’’ st ar r i ng Jazz Club to Moot . n r m u " IK . " r a t A u .Un F o r t W orth for t h r « night.. Wed- b. f nesday through Frid ay . „ u b ’h a . , weeks to Fo rt Worth been discussed^fnr s e v e r a l ^ * * * Students going I the t a w e r s ^ f o r the T e x a s - T C l'g a m e who want and a ;l to see the F rid a y night perform- come The bxmeert an re at the aluminum d o m e d C a** m o v e m e n t s a v tha M anana Theater m ay get tickets be on hand by w riting Casa M anana M usicals. They especially 3101 W est Lan caste r, Fo rt W orth, to rome w ith boms.__________ _ to start th * intere a invite musl lens , gm ^ f< ” *' '* ' ' ' ’ ? * ^"Jhe C^zech rjCilerartf ^ociettf eoedially m trtH yon to m e n the tnthor 2 v . a „ « j v u \lta\ ip and the Austin Symphony turned cart to be that group. % Solo work in the Milhaud p ie c e proved the beauty of the work of co n cert m aster Fre d e ric k Kruse arri principal ’celloist Claude Ken- ^ nison. Transfiguration.** the powerful tone poem by R ic h ­ ard Strauss, ended the concert cm the same high that was maintained in th# other pieces “ Death level and J T H KUT-FM Tuesday Evening E y e s of Texas G 59 Sign On 7 7 02 News 7:15 Ev e n in g Atm ans® 7:45 Sports 7:55 W om en’s N ew s * Opera 9,48 V a riatio n s a T h eater en Them e B. Idea P a yn e C ham ber M usic 10 10:25 Sports F in a l and W eather 10:30 E y e s of Texas 10:32 Sign O ff CAPITOL NOW ! OPEN 11:45 SEE A REA L M A C H IN E G U N IN O U R LOBBY, PLUS N U M ER O U S O TH ER M ILIT A RY DISPLAYS TK TTTMRC WK OTTO TODAY AT IN T E R S T A T E A m t FO* A MOVIE DISCOUNT C A ID PARAMOUNT FIRST S H O W 12.-00 TscMmeotXJfl* PT,rS: in LOVEAMD WAR nm m nkh mu W agner w yxter H untek L ange Biff NI SKK! DHIMAN NOITH NUYEN HIK! C O L O R ClH9*a*ScOP& HELD OVER SS, 12 , TtCHeecOLO** t e c h n m r a m a S T A T E f BUM CARROLL CHARLTON PECK SIMMONS BAKER HESTON IVES THE "BIG" C O U N TR Y *«r jn m 8 , r .n MATINEE; ADULTS 80c • EVENING 90c • C H ILD 25c I —.™— ^ J VARSITY LAST DAY! FTRAX S H O W I F U . ERICH MARIA REM ARQ U ES ti -It - M IM E TO LOVE I C i n e m x S c o p E JOHN GAVIN LHO PULVER JOCK MAHONEY-DON DiFORE• KEENAN’WYNN • avowal iMR*iatic* « BCTiM dinim| AUSTIN STARTS TO DAY! FIRST FEATURE 2 P.M. to L ove J O H N GAVIN • LISA P U L V E R DON D e F O R E - K E E N A N W Y N N Latin Art Work Now on Exhibit Mexican Painting* At Laguna Gloria M ex ican art representing pre- Colum bian, colonial, social revolt, and contem porary periods, w hich went on exhibit Sunday, w ill be up for public viewing until N o vem ber 30 at the la g u n a G lo ria Art G a lle ry . “ This exhibit is one of the finest I and best balanced group of p ain t­ ings e ve r to be shown at Lag u n a G lo ria .’’ says M rs Anne H . Webb, director of the Texas F in e A rts Association. W ork of such artists as Orozco. T am ayo, R iv e r a , and G a lva n , not to mention m any other im portant men in art. is being shown in Texas, Ex h ib its w ere let by p rivate col­ lectors the Y a le A rt .G a lle ry , the Philadelphia M useum | • of Art, the Brooklyn Museum , and museums in D allas. San Antonio, Houston, and Santa B a rb a ra , C alif. The T exas L ib r a r y has lent two maps that a r e almost 300 ye a rs old from its Latin Am erican C ol­ lection. An open house was held Sunday AN EASTERNER G O N E W EST, G '•egcy Peck, >$ confronted s v' 3 State Theater throuqh Wednesday. The mo/ s is a U p ted ______ by Chuck C c r r!ors and Burl Ives rn ar Artist release f med in Technicolor a nd er nr 'rama. B'g Coun*Tv. Hollywood Matings Provide New Hobby H O L L Y W O O D ti* — Som e fel-; the inter-relationship of film land Dallas Antiques Now on Display / in The annual D allas Antiques F a ir the E le c tr ic Building opened at this the State F a i r grounds week, and w ill run through Sun­ day. More than 40 antiques dealers w ill be present to display and sell their colorful and historical ob­ jects. Admission Is J I , proceeds going to the Women s A u x iliary of the Methodist Hospit­ al in D allas. fa ir the to N eim an-M arcus w ill bring to the fa ir a setting in the O riental mood. including two five-foot M ing lac­ quered figures dating from around HOO and a 100-piece dinner serv­ ice of D e rb y porcelain Im a ri (style from about 1790. in Another table w ill be set w ith ■ a P a u l Storr s ilv e r tea service. Other exhibits include I .ace Sand­ w ich glass. Staffordshire, pew ter, Texas P a tte rn pressed glass, hon­ ey am ber and Beaded G rape glass. ERNIE FO RD TV Tonight on the opening day of the exhibit, lows collect stam ps or blondes. 1 m arriag es on a chart that riva ls w hich w as sponsored hv the B o a rd Fiut one com piles a Hollywood the table of organization of an rn- Taylor of D ,rectors of the Texas F in e Arts m a rria g e ^ for a hohby. Association and H e .„ a w ry fellow nam ed D ial j Torgerson’s triumph fantry division. the is W * th^ u?d m a rr y w ithin a in see- momh *V o m p ,ete fabrication ” H O L L Y W O O D on ay^ca e “ Ford Tricks, Lame Sings, Bart Chases 0 30 p m M A V E R IC K . R a rt M a v e ric k puts a lot of money into a business partnership, only to have it stolen by a Spanish dancer. He chases her to M exico. Ja c k K e llv . ’ Cong re'ss 'of Historians of th# U n i Torgerson. and his tree is a mas- ing how lone a string he c a r ere- ted States and M e x ic o ‘ terpiece of com plexity. ____________ It shows ate. The string is an uninterrupted jt •• the actress told a reporter. 1 sequence of m arriag e from one ••Theres not a word of truth rn Soprano Will Sing B a rb a ra Louise Smith, soprano, will* be presented in a senior re- t h e S t u d e n t R e c ita l Series c i t a l b y “ V ie r I^ ta t# “ R ecit et A ir “ T hree L ie d e r.” Strauss; rief^ de L i a . " D ebussy; ; m arried to Songs.” P a u l Creston; j m arried Fish e r ha« has a there wrmM celeb rity to another. Here is his nevar be a quickie divorce bs “ M exico or anyplace else’’ from champion of cham pions: I M artha V ic k e rs w as m arried to actress Debbie Reynolds M i c k e y Rooney who was m arried M iss Reynolds has said she plan* to A v a G a rd n e r who was mar- to file for divorce from P isher in rr» A m e Shaw who w as California, w hich means that th# final decree is not entered for one Turned who L a n a «*id to Boh Topping who year. Their m a rria g e broke up Of the D epartm ent of M usic at 4 “ Swing Ism Sweet O la rio t.” B u r - ; w as m arrie d n m F r id a y In R e c ita l H a ll, M usic ti.,n a ,r>cr r>uiiaing. in th© i G ra v e ” Dett, and “ G o On, Bro- j pjn« who w as m arried to Sonja Maw Y o rk Post in a story by the at SbH. i paper's Hollywood columnist. $td- T h e report w as printed Ju d g e ^ s t September. leigh; " I ’m A - T rav’llng to Dan Top waa m arried to Arhne . T»_n the to _ * . . . . j Henie. A c o rk e r! Nine in a row abd ney Skolsky. fie said his report each one a solid celeb rity! came “ from the best of sources f' 7 30 p m . S F A H U N T . M ike _ A pupil of M rs. E d r a Gustafson, th e r,” Deft. ---- ---- - | AV I Nelson notices something strange ^ j gs s m jfh w ill be accom panied in a sm all M e x ica n village — j hy •viiss M a ria n Yeager, assistant e ve ry fish in the v ic in ity seems p'rofessor of music. to have disappeared. T his boy has been underwater too Bridges. ^ er program w ill include “ Non long. Lloyd p m p ra S assi.” Po rp o ra; “ O. Ces- S c a rla tti: P ia g a r m i,” sate D I “ P o rfiria V e cc h ia re lla .” S tr a d d le ; ’ FL ava ta. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST SERVICE r Kingston Trio To Perform In December The Kingston T rio w ill appear at the U n ive rsity for two perform ­ ances at 7 and 9 p.m. on Wednes­ day, Decem ber 17, S h irle y B ird , ; S ponsored by the Texas Union Council, the shows w ill be held in Hogg Auditorium “ Due to conflicting date* the in G regory 8.30 p m R O B C U M M IN G S . Boh la playing his own G randpa to­ night W ith Roe em a ry DeCamp, Ann B . D avis 9 p m . G A R R Y M O O R E . They had an extra w eek to prepare this one, so m aybe it ’ll be better. Guests are F r a n k ie La in e , Ed ie Adams, G ertrude B e rg , and ven­ triloquist Senor W enees O .K truoquisT ne™ FT * i n i Cr.r O K . Also M arion Lo m e. IO p m. E R N I E F O R D . W e get Physicist Consults In Auditorium Plan D u rw a rd K ir b y and physjcs and authority on acoustics, i L • D r. C. P . Boner, professor of p o u n c e d * * ^ ’*** w a „ consultant to the architects • in the building of the new Munici- this show a week late, po they’re ^ Auditorium in Austin, just now getting around to Hal- loween. treating, join E r n ie and Aldo R a y . like trick-or- j oriurn feel you If p a rtic u la r attention has been id fop acoustics of the audi- show cannot be held M iss B ird iym ,M said M iss B ir d W inners of the Ten Most Beauti- led at the re a r or m e ^ contest are tn ^ presented a m ovable soundproof re a r of the installed at the „ F V Jr w all Scottish Dance Group Will Entertain Women „ _ T w enty six hundred ticket* for students w ill go on sale on the campus Monday, D ecem b er I . Aus- The U n iv e rs ity ’* Scottish Dance m the buildings are designed to ^ citi/ens w ilI not he able to buy loud tickf>ts unfil thp evening of the per- formanoe T ickets are J I 25 each. Group will perform Wednesday for the A m erican As- speakers installed under the bal- insure that symphony- sociation of U n iv e rs ity Wom en. 'room w ill insulate such disturbing dud s o u n d s from without as t r a in ! I w histles and automobile tra ffic . The heating and cooling system s in costume operate silently. Thirty-t^-o ______________________ _ the interm ission, ; pony The group w ill perform authentic, com plete w ith Scottish dances, bagpipes, at the A A U M ” a Dessert fp<;t of thp aufiienee wnll. P a rty at 7 30 p m . at the Zilker P a rk O u b House. “ Hopes are that the auditorium in vvi11 be completed som etim e ^ gifting under the balcony I hpar tbe m usic as w ell as the A v.O a T TOT T n 0 - . _ , I J a r O riginally a class I dancing, the Scottish D ance Group V ic k e rs, for the T s a r .’’ which in Scottish p)e(,eTrib e r,” according to F . W . was foe fiction supplem ent to the auditorium m anager, f o j^ iS9ue of The Texas Q uarterly. in 195b by M r. and ;-pat5 a ra so arranged that there bas been published in a hardbound w ill be no bad seats in the house, edition, announced E d d ie Weem s. to the directo r of the M r. V ic k e rs said. « - P in s - ONE W A Y OUT J i l l A d a m * L y n d o n B ro o k Start** 9 M A D M I S S I O N 5 0 r LAST OF THE FAST GUNS Took Mahnnry, G ilbert Roland S t a r t * 7 :0O - P in * - VALUE FOR MONEY J o h n G r e g a o n . D ia n a D o ra S t a r t * 8 :3 7 Austin's Ftne A rtf Theatre o p e n s a.45 “ CRASH LANDING” w t * GART MT.BSn.I, F n jo y D e lir io u s YrrnA F r o m O u r • O p e n 4 :1 5 C le a n S n a r k B a r J a rk W e b b • B e s A le x a n d e r “ DRAGNET” “ HOUSE OF W AX' Freak Lorojoy I - AM C o lo r IIM a - * Fir** Abow T P M.—Rid# Fro* /A C M M A H O JT F T “ LAST OF THE FAST GUNS” bx Color —Pl* “D a m n Citizen*” Rrtltb Anda* STARTS TODAY! FEA TU RES 6:15— 8— 9:45 For the Finest Things Aquatic See EXOTIC AQUARIUM 4318 North Lamar G L 2-1733 (Daily, 9-6— Sunday*, 2-6) W E DELIVER Scholz Garten A Delicious Lunch for 6 5 ' Every Day Fr om I I a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Scholz Garten 1607 San Jacinto FORT WORTH’S FABULOUS CasaMaMw P R E S E N T S A M usical Journey t v l f e G e o r g e & K i b e r a c e ^ FEATURING Comec JACKI MARLIN Dance Duo LANORE & VERNA S P E C IA L Smothered Hamburger Steak Snowflake Potato et Creole G reen Been* 7 5 c 5 O W g S w 0 S S MARY MEADE FRENCH S pecial ridded ETEIETT MARSHALL StegAftg JKK W Ceee iMoneeiv raft i n v w f e w »*. * forbidden m oment created b y a g irl “ ... seated b y a man and secretly bared b y an inAnader s p I I S 'O F p a s s i o n * . b ma r b g—b a n a te - 5 A M W R M M H ot Buttered Biscuit* Served Mon thru Fri (I I pm-1 I em) "M id te rm exam* are b a d . . . M id n ig h t meals are g o o d at th© Plantation." Cotton Picker * Hamburger P L A N T A T I O N 503 W . 19th G R 8-8340 Fwdey end Setendey N^gtvh $2.60 $2 JO $3.00 $3 JO -------------------J ------------ f t m m m & czte th y d e 4 e , e n d tmm - f i d t a l R w e d f c e r d f i4aw*pe j w w k p t ♦ « Caee hlatsem* Fort W e * , J e w v f S U d ie eeder recee^edL1 ar CASA MAMANA — FORT WORTH: i h l l i , o r w o w y o r d e r w i t h e d d r o M e d L JIO ! W . Leece^er, Parsons Library Adds 40,000 Books To UT's Humanities Research Center By R O B E R T P A L M E R P a r s o n s na, B ib liotheca the P a rso n s "L ibrary of lib raries," b rin es T he U n iv ersity of T ex a s a it* goal of m ajor step c lo ser to b eco m in g an em in en t reg io n a l re­ se a rch cen ter. The 40, OOO-vol u m e, 8,000-m anu- scrip t lib ra ry w a s collected o v er a period of 60 y ea rs by F . A. P a rso n s of N ew O rleans, w ho is Still a c tiv e in his law p ractice and w r itin g . It has heen p roclaim ed b y so m e of the w orld's m ost d is­ tinguish ed bookm en to be am ong "the th ree of four outstanding li­ b raries In private han d s.” St. John Ga w o o d of A ustin, Mr. and M rs. W ill C layton of Houston and the M. T>. A nderson F ounda­ tion of Houston. Instrum ental for library. Dr. H arry H. R an­ the som . V ice-P resid en t of the Main U n iv ersity and P ro v o st, has said of the collection s. "T here is noth­ ing like It in T ex a s today," in n eg o tia tin g is A m a in asj»ect ni th e lib ra ry a sig n ific a n c e it* po ten tiality for e n c o u ra g in g r e s e a r c h . P o s s i­ bilities for th e c r i ti c , b io g r a p h e r . p r a c t ic a l ly a n d end less, D r. R a n s o m h a s said c o n c e rn in g the new li b r a r y s r e ­ s e a r c h p o ten tial. h is to ria n a r e to B rought the U n iversity In June, the acquisition of the lib rary w a s m a d e possible In large par* bv the support of Mr and M rs. The addition of the library' en­ abled the U n iv e rsity to double its present rare book holdings Mr. P a rso n s’ d erisio n to sell the £ a mipud jC ife acje Three U T Students Invited T o Take Part in Conference library vested h ea v ily on tw o fa c­ tors. The U n iv ersity assured him lihrarv would be p erp et­ that his uated. and that it would be u sed in c r ea tiv e w riting efforts, g ra d ­ uate study and post doctoral r e ­ search. to the P r ic e le ss is the word which b est library. A m ericana d escrib es contain m anuscripts collection s relating the L ouisiana T erri­ tory', including the original copy of the C onvention betw een F ra n ce and the U nited S tates. P a p ers of the pirate Jean L aF itt*. se c r e t re­ ports to N apoleon concerning the Florida s. the A aron Burr con sp iracy a lso are included in the collection. and m a teria l on before p rin te d R e d rie s in th e V m erican* lib ra ry , the c o n ­ ta in e d th e r e U a c lassic* sectio n which c o n ta i n s first e d itio n s of all the m a j o r G re e k I A ttn c la s s ic s a n d a n d m o r e th a n MW) v a lu a b le r e s e a r c h I.VMI. s o u r c e s M ore th a n IOO of these books a r e in p e rfe c t condition. T em p o ra rily the library w ill be l o c a t e d the Main Building T ow er As soon as a rra n g em en ts library' w ill N* can be m ade the lodged and in w ill be m ad e a v a ila b le to all inter- octpd studen ts not only' from the :U n iversity but from all o v er r e x - as. sp ecia l quarters in T u e s d a y . N o v e m b e r I t , 1 9 5 8 T H E D A I L Y T E X A N P e g e J mM — ” Europe Work For Students Again O ffered T he A m e n e a n Student I n f o r m a ­ tion S e rv i c e ag ain has jobs to o ff e r to A m e r i c a n u n iv e r s ity stu den t* who w ish rn w ork in E u r o p e n e x t s u m m e r . an d in v a rio u s Most of the jobs a re on fa rm * , in fa cto ries, on c o n struc tion p r o ­ jects, a t re s o r ts , w ith the f o r e s t r y te c h n i c a l s e r v ic e lobs a r e in d u s trie s . N o n-tech m cai to a v a il a b le tr a v e l e x ­ b ro a d e n his E u ro p e a n p erie n c e ro o m fre e an d p rovide and b o a r d and a s m a ll a m o u n t of pocket m oney. T echn ical lobs p a y a p p r o x i m a t e ly MOO a m o n th . to anyone d e s irin g T h e ASIS w a s founded l a s t y e a r as a non-profit o rg an iza tio n to p r o ­ m o t e c lo s e r relatio n s a n d u n d e r ­ s ta n d in g b etw een peoples of E u ­ ro pe an d A m e ric a . R o un d t r ip tick ets a b o a r d th e Ie** e x p e n siv e liners m c $350-400. d e­ p e n d in g upon the po rt of d e b a r k a ­ tion in E u ro p e A IO p e r ce n t d e ­ posit is re q u ire d to hold the s p a c e . flight will cost a p p r o x i ­ C h a r t e r * *50 d e ­ m a t e ly S400 ro u n d trip posit to hold a s e a t a b o a r d a c h a r t e r flight. re q u ired ic to T h o se who wish to w ork in E u ­ the ioin ro pe n ext s u m m e r m u s t In add i ASIS at a cr*.; of $12. the fee. h on the o r g a n i z a ti o n r e q u i r e s the student a n a m e , u n i­ v e r s ity a d d re s s, age. sex, c o u r s e of stud y, p re v io u s w ork e x p e r i e n c e , an d the s t u d e n t w is h e s to b egin w o rkin g. the d a te I n t e r e s t e d stu den t* m a y w r it e to h e A m e ric a n Student I n f o r m a t io n S erv ice, J o s e p h - L u dw ig - Srr. 4a. L im burg L ahn. G e r m a n y for c o m ­ plete in form atio n. MID-TERM EXAMS “ be»n M r t - q :~ o T e doting r f m a w students +h:s w eek . b u t Georqe G ain* . bally Bowe Shelley Fists, and Skip Sullivan bsnt th e problem by combining s+unies w th d a tin g . ..... .................................... W in te r Fashions—W armer, Lighter Through Synthetics " N e w , w rin kle -free, lightw eight w i n t e r g a r m e n t s that p ro v id e m o re w a r m t h th a n m u c h h e a v i e r c loth­ in g w ill highlight fashions, Allied C h e m ic a l C o rp o ra tio n r e s e n t a t i v e s state. re p ­ fall T h e o u te rw e a r w ill h a v e built-in interlining w a r m t h due of u r e t h a n e fo am . a new sy n th e ­ is bonded Hi- tic m a t e r i a l w hich to a thin S T h eta Sigma Phi Donates to Fund A n d Fall Initiates " D a te With the P r e s s ” w a s the th em e of a b an q u et held in D a lla s by the D a lla s chapter of T heta S igm a Phi. professional fraternity for w om en journalists P r o c e e d s from the $4 75 dinner went to the M arjorie D a ril e k M e­ m o r i a l Scholarship Fund of the U n iv e r sity , w hich w as establish ed by the D allas Theta S igm a Phi ch a p ter to a n d p e r m a n e n t l y r e d l y fab ric. A lthough ven tion al th ic k n e ss of u r e t h a n e r e t a in w a r m t h ou nces of wool o r cotton. th e lig h ter th an c o n ­ in terlin in g , a one-inch foam will as e a sily as 12 is th e in terlin in g C lothing eq u ip p e d w ith u r e t h a n e iron ed in terlining * c a n be fo am o r p re s se d e a sily without w r i n k l ­ ing sin ce l a m i ­ n ate d d i r e c t l y to th e shell of th e fabric. O r d i n a r y in te rlin in g s are sew n o r q u ilte d to g a r m e n t linings. B e c a u s e of its u n u s u a l q u alities, u r e t h a n e fo a m interlining* a l r e a d y a re bein g u s e d in s p o r ts w e a r , w o rk clothes, a n d shoes Tile s y n th e tic m a t e r i a l c a n he w a s h e d o r clr> ’ effe cts c le a n e d w ith o u t h a r m f u l ten s ile a n d ex c ellen t o ffe rs it s t r e n g th a n d to m old, r e s i s t a n c e m ildew , a n d body odors. fo a m of u r e t h a n e inlet lin­ ings, Allied C h e m i c a l C o rp o ra tio n r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s say . is e x p e c te d to g ro w fro m a n e s t im a te d one m i l ­ lion y a r d s th is y e a r to 15 m illion j u-. I REDUCE I C O N E-H O U R S 1 Q 9 S I J TREATMENTS I # a c c e p t n o t h i n g b u t t h e best— CLUB PLAN, 3 mos. S 3 0 .0 0 ,12 mos. M O O C o m e as o ften as you wish, stay as long as you wish Corn. 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He is presently doing re­ search at the Hoover Institution for a sequel to the present volume Since 1947. he has spent at least part of every year at the Institu­ tion. vvhich possesses one of the world's outstanding collections of source materials on Russia. The book represents first definitive study of the Socialist the Texas Revolutionary movement in Rus sia during the 1917 Revolution. O ilm an to Discuss W o rld Problems W ith Trade Club (I 30 Gam m a Phi Beta founders’ day banquet Driskill Hotel, 7 Am e?' an Rocket Society, E x ­ perimental Science Btu'ding 223. 7 JO Southwestern Rocket Socie­ ty, Experimental Science Build­ ing 223 7:30 U niversity Parachute Club, RO TC Building 212 7:30 Prelim inary judging in con­ test for Aqua Camisa! 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Ivos Angeles D ivision is the home of next generation manned weapon system s—the B-70 and F-108 — and A m erica's first manned space ship, the X-15. Missile D ivisio n is at work on the GAM-77, Jet-powered air-to-surface missile for the A ir F o rce s B-52. Rocketdvne D ivision builds Ii quid-propellant enHoe# for Atlas, Thor, Ju p ite r. Redstone missiles, and for the Ju p it e r “ C H that nuts the A rm y's Explorer satel­ lites into o r b it See Tour Plae+m ent Office Today F o r Iw t e r v ir * NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION, INC ^ l)r Micek, professor of Slavonic languages for more than 30 years, knew the Russian author person ally, having gone to Tolstoy's home in Russia to gain firsthand know! edge of ‘he man and his works i The price of the book is 32. Economist to Discuss East African Problems Dr. C. J M artin K Til I rt les W o lf Gives Check for Journalism Building H o w a r d W o l f , ch a irm a n o f the Te xas S t u d e n t Pu blications Board, M o n d a y g a v e Dr. L o g a n W i ls o n , U T president, the final p a y m e n t on the T S P s share o f +he J o u rn a lism Building. The final p a y m e n t w a s $ 5,0 0 0. TSP, w hich publish e s The D a i l y Texan, the C a ctu s, th e R a n g e r, a n d other s t u d e n t publications, p a i d a total o f $ 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 t o w a r d the $ 6 3 0 ,0 0 0 c o st o f the Jou rn a lism Bu ildin g. The Building w as c o m p l e t e d in 1952. Desegregated School Blasted in W . Virginia The m issile scientist has received in recognition of In 1955, he re sev era l aw ards his defense work. the Astronautics Award j ce ive d from the A m erican Rocket Society, j and in 1957 he w as given the Space , Flight Award from the A m erican Astronautical Society and the D i s - ! tinguished Civilian S ervice Award by Secretary of D e fen se Charles E. 1 Wilson. He also received the D e c ­ for E xceptional Civilian oration S ervice the D ep artm en t of from the A rm y and a Citation of Merit by the National Military Industrial Conference in Chicago in 1958. Dr. von Braun w a s aw arded the United States C ham b er of Com for "Great Living m e r c e Award of the Certificate Three . . . Two . . . O ne . . . A n d UT Radio Is on the Air W i t h H o s t J o h n M c C o y , right, listening in­ tently o v e r his e a r phones, J i m m y M o o r e a nd A n n H u f e n d i c b U n ive rsity sweetheart, w i l t for J o e Lee S m it h to a c c e p t the F M rad' O w h ^ n he w on as a d o o r prize at the d e d i c a t o r y b r o a d ­ cast o f K U T - F M M o n d a y r i g h t "e x e s Un ion . The L o n g h o r n Dane© B a ^ d which D!a.ed for th© c o e '- ng broa d ca st' "s in ^h© b a c k g ro u n d . in rh© Papers Thrown off Tower Ask Civil Liberty for Communists M im eographed slips of paper w e r e c a r r ie d off by is approved or fe ll In t r e e s and d id n ’t to u ch the recognized by the Office of General th e w in d or pus if the group saying outlawing of the Communist party is a blow to our personal | g r o u n d ." Student Organizations. floating down Soodhalter said The w om an in charge of the ob- fro m ' thp top Df tpp T ow er about l l a.m . thrown from the north side of the servation deck of the Tower said \ i onn. Aqi ta Phi set? 24 TCU Date Ticket Sale M o v e s S lo w ly M o n d a y MORGANTOWN W. Va. in integrated school An northern W est Virginia coal min- Ing town w a s bombed Monday in early morning darkness. Charles A. Stevenson, o f Monongalia County said te n d e n t sc h o o ls , dene© the t h u n d e r o u s b la st s t e m - m e d fro m r a c i a l tr o u b le s. T h e F B I i m m e d i a t e i n v e s tig a t io n . b e g a n an there w a s ripped TTie ©xplosion through the gro u n d floor of the em p ty two- sto r y brick schoolhouse in Osage, fo u r m ile s northw est of M organ­ town. school the in The served about 250 three grades first pupils and the seven th, eighth and ninth g r a d e s . C la ss e s fourth, fifth and sixth grades are held in the old O sa ge N egro school. the for it In Pittsburgh, an FBI sp ok es­ m a n said: "It looks like a profes­ sional Toh F rom what w e know n ow it looks like som eone outside it." Stevenson the c o m m u n ity did Briefs... From the Wire By th© A s so c ia te d Press K i n g H u s s e i n C h a r g e * V A R With Air Attach in States and Russia will he con­ lecture Tues- trasted Jo rd an ’s K i n g day at 8 p rn. in B atts Hall Audi­ O iild rearing in a public the LONI *)N tion. told Hussein fighters of public Syria M onday. les people that the United Arab .jct R e ­ torium. attack ed his plane The speaker will Ive Dr. Milton o v e r j e . Serin professor of pediatrics and psychiatry at Y a le U niversity and director of Y ale s Child Study Center. Hussein said the UAH p l a n e s a t ­ in tempted to force hint to said, he D a m a scu s. flew back toward Amman, hut w a s tim e s b e f o r e he attacked reached the border. Instead, he land six * A MOSCOW R e d5 R e a d y to W i t h d r a w Soviet P r em ier N i­ kita Krushchev called Monday for an end to the four-power divi- the ©♦on of Berlin He Soviets w e r e ready that city indicated to quit Khrushchev announced the Soviet Union on its part will hand over to Fa«l G erm any those func­ tions still in Berlin which are hadled by Soviet organs. that * * US Rejects Red Call WASHINGTON States Monday Soviet c h e v ’s power occu p P rem ie r for t all The bluntly N ik ita an end rn o l refer* K h r u to to in. D a l l a s P r o b l e m Lingers Mr d that DALLAS < ruler Court jurisdiction tegrafton pi pv loudly diction did The actu Thornton in lion of Alto son left the w itll its s a t intel ing to dollar loss < lV»velopment Tile lecture is one in a series on in "Person ality Children." interdepartm ental 75th Y ear p rogram . Dr. Serins is "Reflection s on the Care topic and R earing of Children " an Dr Serin spoke on the "Roles of M e d i c a l Discipline In the S t u d y of P erso n ality Develop­ m e n t " A coffee In his honor was held Monday in M ezes Hall. that a At his Monday sp eech Dr Senn said su c c e s sfu l develop- ment of m edical discipline d e f e n d ­ ed greatly upon col I a hora turn be­ tween the social sc ie n c e s and the medical departm en t, l h -. Senn sh id that a combination two forces would be val­ of the uable, He also stressed that I ’n I ted there should tie further ro-opera- 1 lion between the Main University - and die Universitv Medical School. fact the Union Council W ill Meet For Dinner, Discussion and file held a1 will he At tin get for th* i ’ri un ll WI Univ! cill begin I tv Com b usiness meeting i 15 p m the program bud will ti© decided. on o| the >( c ■penis will com plete tin if st. 'mitt. F. Lanier Cox to Sp ea k To A A U P on W e d n e s d a y F L a n ier Cox, U niversity for adm inistrative president ices, will speak to the Univ chapter of tile American As lion of U n iv ersity P rofessors p m W ednesday in Batts Hal F a c u lty mcmi>ers m ay atter sp eech which will cover rn to the University I relevant le g is la te year. the Bill Wilson, ISA vice-president, proposed the project He said pe­ titioning Inter-Co-Dp Council for a w o m en s co-op also would he im practical b eca use of th© present U niversity policy dis couraging new w o m e n ’s co-ops In other action, the execu tive • Appointed Rex Henger. 'n to serve as ch air­ ISA m em b er, man of the ISA social program. • Approved a ballroom dan* e cla ss to ta' taught by Ja ck McClel­ lan, local dance instructor. • Announced a hayride for N ve m b e r 21 at 5 p m . c o u n c i l : i n ­ >n< t hr I- A fix don Ike O utl ine s A sia n A i d \ **i>r i»tr«i I’ Mi UT Earns A F Award Parade to Com m em orate Vets1 Day l»> JIM HAI NFS The D epartment of Defense its Reserve Award ti present U n iversity T uesday noon In r nit ion of the U n i v e r s e s pa pation in the Air F o r c e s Re Pr» »|g I'ains. joint of Univ* review RO I'U units will be given fo presentation on Whitaker Fie P resider cpi U n iversity amel* >crv e Aw $ ie© t < A tin F Re bt •rn lire This i MVC pts rece ive d the versify has support of rf mg aw ard from N a v y in 1946 for sup)* training programs during World War l l . B r i g . It M e l t r o y , t i r Dix i s l o n c o m m a n d e r SM, England Air Fore© Itaa©, Ain , I v a n th© 'rid a of l i e n . th* of vs ill m ake tin' presentation on he hull of iii© Department of D efense, R epresentatives for area reserve c o m m a n d s of armed the services will attend and all Uni­ to versity personnel are Invited three Tuesday is V etera n s’ Day, and iii© cere m o n ies on the intramural field w ill remind ll I IMI v ai the I iii versilv of bygone davs iv lien \r m l stie© Dav was cele brated vv Uh me a n d m o r t a l walks s e r v l e e s f r o m c l a s s . f i r e w o r k * , the turn. p Dav around the ca tieing Mcmoria g e s i ■dicated to the mer >f T exas who g a v e World War I in \V( d NY •54 A ie end A rm is M 954 holt; Cowboys Name Girls In Sweetheart Race the SI Mi po Young Democrats To Hear Senator M: F O R T Y A IR E S Mi Mi M i IOO Un killed V I V s t i l t 1917-18. of ti 'nt* T h © stadium, event* for veteran*. » p o ll nn MrFaddin Pi Beta Pl present sweetheart of tit© won t L A R R Y H U R W I T Z Timdty, Novtmb*r 11, 1958 THE DAILY TEXAN 2 Lookin' For A Home Colonel B rack en rid g e didn’t know w hat he was in fo r when he gave the lands b o rd erin g Lake Austin (n ex t to Tom Mil­ ler D am ) to the U n iv ersity of Texas ‘Tor educational purposes.” It looks like most of the big ruckuses being raised these days concern w hat’s right, what's wrong, and what ought* be done with that land. J u s t recently it w as the dispute— includ­ ing a long list of student petition signa­ tu re s to the Board of Regents— o ver es­ tablishing studen t-facu lty w a te rfro n t and recreatio n al facilities on the p ro p erty now occupied by the private B ennett's Boat. Docks. T his hue and cry has evidently run into th e old brick wall of ‘‘no available funds in sight.” Now from thp Kast end of the Bracken­ ridge Tract area is com ing the ole familiar howl — for better married student hous­ ing. They claim the “em ergency provision” tenem ent section of present “low-cost mar­ ried student housing" is a disgrace to the U niversity of Texas. One quick glance at the ho m in g pro­ jects will show th a t these units are no c u t- r a te W a ld o rf-A sto ria s, by any means. So what Is to he done about all this? Moat married students can’t afford to buy the sort of housing that they really need. Should the University foot the hills for the difference? Shonld the University *np- port married student housing when they expect all other student housing projects to s u p p o r t them selves? Where is the m oney to come from when the U of T is now heading for a trem endous fight on its hands to preserve the facilities — and state support — that it has now? These are all key questions — hut a q u irk ad m in istrativ e sh ru g of the shoul­ d e rs . . . perh ap s a wistful, tearful look is not going to solve th e problem. f i r s t of all, the U niv ersity should m ake a thorough survey of th e m arried stu d en t housing situation — find out Just e x actly how much the u n its would cost. Perhaps some of the married student crop could buy higher-cost, small profit- making housing of high quality that would help support the overall project. A com ­ plete poll of all married students should he taken; exact needs should be item ized. Dr. H askew says th a t no clear e stim ates a re available for th e e x a ct cost of such housing. These should be g athered. Such Institutions as T ex as AAM and the University of A rk a n s a s alre ad y have sizeable m arried student housing project*. If federal loans could he gotten for Kin- solving Dormitory and the Union expan­ sion, we see no reason why such could not he pushed for married student bows­ ing. More than 4,000 students at UT are m arried. W e can no longer consider their presence as a “ p o st-w ar em ergency situa­ tion.” If the U niversity sincerely wants to m eet the needs of th e student body, to help aid in th e financial problems t h a t inhibit or prevent a college education . . . then h e re ’s an are a th a t must be tackled lmm ediatelv. 'Space Man' Aboard Tile m an behind A m e ric a ’s b r e a th - ta k ­ ing space age colint-downs, the q u a r t e r ­ b ack for th e US’s “ do or die” crash pro­ p ra m in missile production, Dr. W e m h e r Von B rau n , will speak tonight in Hogg A uditorium . Here is the pioneering; American In an ara beyond the wildest dreams of our great-great grandfathers. Here Is a hold adventurer, a richly-im aginative genius st the head of our most sensitive and spot­ lighted production center. The focus falls on Dr. von Braun as the United S tates steps closer and closer to looking the “ m an in the moon” face- to-face, hoping to get there a few steps abend of Ivan. W e’re proud to hare on our campus this man who not only gazes at the stars but goes atter ’em . . . in the true Texan tradition. The “Davy Crockett” of the Space Age. Shucks, m a ’am W h at higher compli­ m ent kin we p a y ’ Oh, Rally? A recent editorial in the Austin A m e ri­ can tolls of the tu rn in political ca m p a ig n ­ ing this year. Describing the dwindling em phasis on it the “once s ta n d a rd political rallies,” notes that: “This approach alw ays has been r e g a r d ­ ed with skepticism in some q u a rte rs. Ad­ m ittedly it helps the morals of the party w o rkers . . ” . Well, now, fellas, I wouldn't go that fa r . . . And Away We Go! On the alT. After long last . . . financial stumblings, adm in istrativ e grumblings, student balk­ ing on Blanket T ax appropriations, etc. . . . UT*s own KTT-FM is really “live.” O ur h eartiest co n g ratulations the D e p a rtm e n t of Radio-Television, p a rticu ­ larly Mr. Robert Schenkkan, and oth ers w h o worked sn h a rd to pull the station o u t of into reality, S tu d en t M anager John McCoy and his v olunteer staff, and all who have c o n tri­ b u ted financially and time-wise to bring th e project to completion. the “ d r e a m ” stage to W e ’re sure. also, th at the real Impart and Importance of the station will grow dav-by-day In the University community. ★ ★ Though we have no desire to point to the thorns midst the roses (namely, de­ partmental control and faculty supervi­ sion rather than direct student control of the station), we do wish to express our sincere hopes that someday the station will he more than a “teaching labora­ tory." We hope th at someday the station will be controlled by a student m ajority board of directors, allowing credit work to be done on the station for Radio-TV— btrt stressing the overall campus responsibil­ ity . . . and rem aining free for ntudent expression and all-campus experience. Then will it tru ly be the “students* voice.” Til then . . . w e ’re still proud that. UT*s own KUT-FM finally is on the air. Up, Up, Up... Note to Dr. Von Braun: Sir, we were just wondering if perhaps you could help us with some problems of “ celestial m ech an ics” th a t w e’ve m n into here just recently. It concerns tile University of Texas and it.** relation with “outer sjw ee.” Sir, do you thin k t h e r e ’s some way we could get a first-class appropriation info orbit. . . Without being held back by the g r a v i­ tational force of: • Thp State Comptroller? • The Com mission on Higher Educa­ tion? • The Texa* legislatu re? It s a p retty tricky' launching Job. [ S E S S O l i t s Tenement District A n Inside Look at UT Married-Student Housing 'Emergency Steps' Life for Marrieds By HAL SIMMONS T h e dilem m a of m a rrie d stu d e n t housing h as been pro­ gressing a t a slow crawl for th e past ten y e a rs to w a rd th e jum ping-off place. B rack en rid g e and Deep Eddy' a p a r tm e n ts h av e served as em erg en cy provisions, but they' now crest® a new problem. Living conditions at the m arried housing units a re really scrap in g the bottom. The pictures showing some of the a c ­ tu al scenes m ight ju st as easily have come from Chicago s lower E a st Side. B r a c k e n r i d g e a n d D e e p F.ddv a r e l o c a t e d o n F a k e A u s t i n B o u l e v a r d a b o u t t w o a n d a h a lf to t h r e e m i l e s f r o m t h e c a m p u s . T h e r e a r e 57ft u n i t s I n c lu d i n g o n e , tw o , t h r e e , a n d a p a r t m e n t * . All f o u r b e d r o o m ■ t i l i t i e s a r e f u r n i s h e d . the units a r e u n f u r ­ S om e a r e c las sified as M o s t of nished . “ f u r n i s h e d ” a n d p ossess o n l y b a r e s t e s s e n tia ls . a r e not a v a il a b le n ient. t h R e f r i g e r a t o r in a n y a p a r t T h e d w e l l i n g s a r e b a r r a c k s t n i e th* t h a t w e r e b u ilt d u r i n g P r i c e s t h e g o v e r n m e n t , fo r o n e b e d r o o m t o m h i r e s w a r b y r a n g e f r o m #25 u n f u r n i s h e d b e d r o o m u n f u r n i s h e d . to Mf* t h e fo r for D e m a n d th e a p a r t m e n t s ta g r e a t a n d the w a itin g list is long. P r i o r i t y to T e x a s v e t ­ e r a n s . n o n -re sid e n t v e t e r a n s TexaV re s id e n ts , a n d non r e s id e n ts in that o r d e r . is giv en is needled f o r m u c h Im . “ R o o m p r o v e m e n t ” t h e v i e w t a k e n by m o s t of t h e p r e s e n t o c c u p a n t * . In I a a g r e e d t h a t t h e r e n t w a s s a t i s f a c . t o r y . r e c e n t q u e s t i o n n a i r e , 2 0 t o T h e s a m e s o u r c e listed ite m s as fa v o re d a t the fol­ leas t low in g fo u r to o n e : 0 N e w st o v e * n e e d e d . 9 M o r e g e n e r a l m a i n t e n a n c e Is p a i n t i n g , ( e x t e r m i n a t i o n , n e e d e d e t c . f r o m ^ N e w a p a r t m e n t s he t h e e x i s t i n g d w e l l i n g s h u l l t a n d r e n t s h o n l d h e on a n I n c o m e b a s i s . s h o u l d T h e re se e m s to he no p ro b lem th a t m o n e y would not c u r e , dust en ou gh funds a r e now av a ila b le to y k e e p the roofs from falling i facilities a re s p r a y p a in te d o r the o u ts id e This Includes w indow s and b ushes. O nce a y e a r the in. t h a t A n e w c o m e r w ould h e p r o n e to “ o w n ” c o c k r o a c h e s b e l i e v e t h e y e v e r S ho uld t h e b u i ld i n g s . r e s o r t It sh o w of will t a k e m o r e t h a n f e d e r a l t r o o p s t o q u e ll t h e i r r a ll y . s t r e n g t h to a if all res id e n ts a g r e e d F .xterm in atio n could only be ef­ to fec tive p a y for it at the s a m e tim e E f ­ fo rts to do the lob p ie c e m e a l h a v e re s u lte d only in a brief set h ac k fo r the a rth ro p o d s who c o m e r o a r ­ ing r e - in fo r c e m e n t s fro m n e a r b y h a c k w ith strongholds. A c c o r d i n g b u b o n i c p l a g u e . t h e a p a r t m e n t s I jv st s u m m e r a s e r i o u s fl e a e p i ­ Ilks d e m i c s w e p t F o r t u n a t e l y , t h e t h e y w e r e e v e n t u a l l y b e a t e n d o w n . I ,o g a n W ils o n , t h e m a r r i e d s t u d e n t h o u s ­ in g p r o b l e m is t h e s e c o n d big s t u ­ d e n t s e r v i c e s p r o b l e m to h e t a c k l e d ( p a r k i n g I* b y t h e A d m i n i s t r a t i o n B r a t ) . to P r e s i d e n t that c o o p s now for d e \ eiopm entR l stu d e n t all D r. L. B. H a sk ew , v ic e p r e s i­ s e r v ic e s dent s e r v ic e s s t a te d 'O n l y the m u s t be self-supporting. N e g ro w o m en s d o rm and s o m e of r e c e i v e o u ts id e t h e a s s i s t a n c e I Tn o r d e r to build an v a p a r t m e n t s , m o n e y wo^Id new to be b o rro w e d e i t h e r from h a v e p r i v a te S'Mirco* o r from a f e d e r a l lending plan K insolving w a s p a r ­ tia lly fin a n c e d th ro u g h th is fe d e ra l p lan cont n u t “ T h e o n ly r»M*trlction to t h e B r a c k w h i c h w a s a t t a c h e d e n r i d g e D e e p E d d y t h a t la n d w a s It h e u s e d f o r e d u c a t i o n p u r | M w e * \ T h e r e h a s b e e n m u c h d i s c u s s i o n of t h e p r o b l e m b u t no c o n c r e t e p l a n s t h e r e h a v e b e e n t h e c o s t of a r e no e s t i m a t e s on b u i ld i n g a p a r t m e n t s . " D r. H a s k e w s a i d . P r e s e n t l y laid . ne w Rp : Ned G reen's L atter To the K d i t o r : in Y our le t t e r tho O ctob er I, 1958. issu e g a v e you an o p p o rtu n ity to show’ us the poor q u a lity of s t u ­ d e n ts b ein g m a s s p ro d u c e d bv all i n t e g r a t e d schools. I will profit by I will m a r c h y o u r e x p e r i e n c e u n d e r y o u r b a n n e r b e c a u se you know w h a t y o u a r c talking abo ut. I M f ! Fire Hose For Flowers n r Trash Can Jungle The Firing Line You h a v e not let the f a r t s m u d d le y o u r brain. ra c e a n d w hite will n e v e r m a r r y o u r s i s t e r ' th a t the N e g ro e s T h o s e N egroes a r e ju s t no good at ail, a n y o n e w hose life is w orth YI.95 ion the A la b a m a m a r k e t , le ts in o u r hooks I could n e v e r l>e good e n o u g h to m a r r y o u r w h ite sis te r s . I know w h at you m e a n a b o u t M e xi­ l-nok c a n s being tro u b le m a k e r s the m e d a l s th e y got d u rin g ai all got m o t e W orld W a r th e y th a n a n y m e d a l* p e rc e n ta g e -w is e rust how o t h e r r a r e ; th at shows tro u b le good a n d fighting. they a re at s t a r t i n g II, lie* l a c s that is all people »a\ ! fi w as not the L atin s w ho built the first u n iv e r sity in th e N e w World, w e Anglos did it w ith o u r sain tly m i s s i o n a r i e s while th e L a tin s w ere killing off tile In d ia n s ( a n o t h e r low fo r m of t r a s h now n e a r l y e x ti n c t) . W e Anglos do not h a v e a n y T o b a c ­ just c h a r a c t e r s , co R o ad t h a t b r a i n w a s h i n g th o se chill b e a n e a t e r s an d those n ig g e r s s p r e a d . p r o p a g a n d a is It We A V i ! /TS a r e x cry nice peo­ ple an d h av e n e v e r done w hat we a r e a c c u se d of doing We GODS c a m e front the v e r y finest suite* in the T o w er of l o n d o n to civilize th e s e la n d s , o u r c r e d i t r e f e r e n c e s w e r e o u ts ta n d in g in th e M etter Bus in nss B u re a u offices of E n g la n d . Ned. w ritp to us a g a i n a n d ag a in . Y o u r le tte rs h e lp o u r c a u s e (and get o u r n a m e s in the p a p e r s ! . Y ou r th e w orld of le t te r s will co n v in ce the that w h a t we a l r e a d y know tbs in M e s s y c a n does not belong .|e«ui«* J o s e F lo r e s 270a E a s t 2nd S treet A * Band Is “ B r a t ” T o th e E d i t o r t I would like to sa y a few w o rd s the U n iv e r s ity of T e x a s alxxif L o n g h o rn B a n d . I h a v e s e e n a n u m b e r of T e x a s ’ football g a m e s sin ce m y n e p h e w s t a r t e d to school th e r e a few y e a r s ago. I re call th a t the ty p e of m u s ic p lay ed a n d th e fa irly m a r c h i n g d ra s tica lly ' o v e r the c o u rs e of only f u r t h e r ­ on e o r m o r e to lie the n u ­ cleus of the ‘ school sp irit ’’ tw o y e a r s , t h e y s e e m e d c h a n g e d sty le a n d th a t in W aco, I w a s s u r p r i s e d to note, at th* g a m e the h a n d s e e m e d to he a sh a d o w of lls f o r ­ m e r self. Little yelling, little hell- rin g in g . am i so forth th e y a r e l a r g e r in size, hut th e y se e m ♦r* m a r c h th a n th e y u se d to. so m u c h s lo w e r T ru e , ta k in g they do T h e ir p a r e I w o u ld n 't be lib erty, I think too g r e a t to c o m p a r e Urn a the T e x a s I / m g h orn R and with the is AAM R and s a m e for the most p a rt dull a n d u n ex citin g f o r m a tio n s T he one n o ta b le e x c ep tio n is th e script T E X A S fo r m a ti o n , whu h is q u its good And s p e a k in g of fo r m a ti o n s , I h a v e se en n e a r id entical h a lf -tim e ■how's a n d YMI’ g a m e s What ha* h a p p e n e d . I w o n d e r? the R aylor, Rice In I*, <>. tinier****) TMK! M i r k s C l a r e F t. Worth, T exa* T h e D a@ t T exan O p i n i o n r ex pres t e d in T h e D a i l y Te x a n am thorn of the Editors or o f the u filer o f the article and not m e t t a r t l y t h o u o f the I ' ni v e r t i t y administration. 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M ickey E ll m a e f .......................................... ii*I .Mmtru** Sigma Nu, Navy, Schoen W in Crowns In Class A Intramural Football T u e sd a y , N o v m h c TT, I S M TH C D A IL Y T E X A N P i f i I Schoen started off on the track as touchdown early in the first half I Von Rosenberg also passed of the game. they scored their right . tally w as soared when Oleo Von when Casselberry pasted t i Chn* fir st! Rosenberg passed to Don Rahmle. let Wiser. I Dave Pevehouse The score came when Don C as-! P°int to make the score 14-7. Von a 27-6 victory the extra Navy rolled over PEM to MOTS to take the charnu selberry passed to William Sparks Rosenberg conected w i t h Char I ionship crown in the club division, who ran for the six pointer. Schoen i-oeffler to score the second touch- I Navy rolled up a 20-point load first led 7-0 as John Rasts ran the extra point. down and passed to Wayne Rober- before PEM scored son for the extra point to tie the touchdown. J. W. Pieper was tho score at 14-14. the big man for Navy as he passed for second half both four touchdowns and thre extra During their for to # Cheeves came back to tie the "’inning TD, score 14-14 by half time. The first ’ The winning tally was scored Bertin. The extra point failed. teams saw ownership of the ball points. the I with Schoen finally setting up a PRM scored their lone tally Itta touchdown drive to score the game in the last half when Nelson Blp. pert passed 18 yards to James Schoen increased their lead to 14-0 as Casselberry threw another touchdown pass to Don Quick. Rasts passed to Sparks for extra point. TAKE IT OFF! BUILD IT UP! MAKE IT FIRM! LSU Maintains1 First in AP Poll Hawk«y«s, Army, Auburn, 2-3-4 Br tko AmmI»U4 h e n It’! going to take a stout crow­ bar to pry Louisiana State out of first place in the weekly Associat­ ed Press college football poll lf the Tigers continue to manhandle their opponents as they did Duke last Saturday. It was their third week as No. I team. The sportswriters and sports­ casters participating in the poll, Impressed by the 50-18 victory over the Blue Devils, this week again made Louisiana State No. I, with the Iowa Hawkeyes, who clinched the Big Ten title Satur­ day, again in the No. 2 spot. Army held its No. 3 position de­ spite the fact the wilting Cadets had a bad score, pulling out a victory over Rice with a long pass In the final seconds of their game at Houston. Auburn moved from fifth to fourth place. Auburn displaced Northwestern In the fourth place, as the Big Ten achool dropped out of the top IO as a result of its defeat by Wis­ consin. Oklahoma held Its No. 6 spot, Wisconsin moved up from seventh to fifth, Mississippi jumped from ninth to seventh, Purdue held to No. 8, and the Air Force remained No. IO. The newcomer to the select la Texas Christian, which Hat moved from lith to 9th. The top IO teams, with the in parentheses won- and lost records points on 10-9-8, etc., basis: L Louisiana S t (8-0) 3. Iowa (6-0-1) S. Army (6-0-1) 4. Auburn (6-0-1) 5. Wisconsin (5-1-1) 6. Oklahoma (6-1) 7. Mississippi (7-1) 8. Purdue (5-1-1) 9. Texas Christian (6-1) I I .532 ,441 999 976 786 783 535 289 287 249 Football Standings Fraternity Division CLAM A L eague A T M S W S lam s TIU E pstloa . . . . 3 . . . . 3 Phi Sigm a Kappa . . . . 2 Alpha Tau Omega I Phi Sigm a D elta Phi Kappa Sigm a I Chi P hi ........................... 0 League B Kappa Sigma ................. 4 ......... 4 D elta Tau D elta Alpha Epsilon P l ........... 2 Sigm a Alpha Mu ► I ............... 0 Tau D elta Phi Lambda Chi Alpha . . . . 0 L eague C . . . . 4 P hi Gamma D elta ........... 4 Phi D elta Theta Sigm a Alpha Epsilon . . I Kappa Alpha ................... I ............... I Beta Theta Pl P hi Kappa Tau I ........... 0 P l Kappa Alpha League D ......................... 4 Sigm a Nu Delta Kappa Epsilon ..4 ....................... 2 Sigm a Chi Phi Kappa P si ............... I ............... I Delta Upsilon Acacia ................................. 0 Theta XI ......................... 0 Op. 1 Pts. Pts. 65 27 0 85 42 2 59 57 2 30 3 38 12 TO 2 25 12 2 102 149 50 45 8 0 118 104 48 21 29 6 13 183 124 81 32 33 6 0 48 56 46 90 47 67 14 60! 44 1 32 | 46 ; 104 i 47 I ) 26 65 38 ! 54 65 40 164 CLAM B L s s g w I W Tomb Kappa Sigm a . . . . . . . . 6 .......... 2 D elta Tau D elta D elta Kappa Epsilon ..2 Sigm a Nu Phi Delta Theta Sigm a Alpha Mu P l Kappa Alpha ......................I .......... I .......... I .......... 0 Phi Gamma D elta Sigm a Chi Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Epsilon Pl Phi Sigm a Kappa Theta XI Kappa Alpha League I . . . . 4 .......................3 . . . . 3 ........ I ........ I ........................ I .................. 0 le a g u e S Sigm a Phi Epsilon . . . . 4 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ..5 Phi Kappa Psi .............. 2 Lambda Chi Alpha . . . . 2 Delta Upsilon .............. 0 .......... 0 Phi Sigm a D elta .............. 0 Beta Theta Pi League 4 Theta Chi ........................ 4 ...................... 3 Delta Chi ............ 2 Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Sigm a ........ I Tau D elta Phi .............. 0 Chi Phi .............................. 0 I 2 2 2 2 2 2 116 91 38 18 20 12 6 e l I 2 160 49 2 39 2 0 2 7 2 2 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 123 26 38 51 6 0 19 37 78 50 53 40 24 21 33 47 54 14 67 80 18 55 58 28 30 45 Club Division Independent C L A S S A League I W Teem Cheeves House ............... 5 .3 Bridgeway Dorm itory . . . 2 East Texas Hounds Blomquist House I ......... 0 Men s Community .0 Mrs. H em phill's Hse. L eague F ............... 3 , Schoen H ouse ............. 3 i Brunette H ouse ............... 2 j El Papagayos ! A-Bar Hotel ..................... I .................... I I Daily T e x a n I Gooaali W ooten Dorm. 0 l eague G I M ira m a r * The Demons Carden House Hargrove H ouse McCracken ..................... 4 ................... 3 ................. I ...........0 ....................... 0 C L A S S B League & Team Brunett# Schoen Goodall W ooten McCracken ............... . . . . . . 3 ............................... 2 ............. 0 ....................... 0 W Op. L Pts. P ts. 25 146 72 8 65 44 26 19 I 0 0 28 73 135 57 77 14 26 85 49 14 0 6 31 80 70 65 84 52 34 32 21 I 40 Op. l rt*. pts. I Dormitory CLASS A League M League I ................... 4 FEM Club Tejaa Club .................3 ....2 Twin Pines Co-op Air Force ROTC I Theleme Co-op ............ 0 Management ...............0 League J Navy ROTC .................. 4 Oak Grove Co-op ......... 4 Baptist Student Union I ............ I Campus Guild ............... I Army ROTC ............... 0 Royal Co-op League K Chi Gamma Iota ......... 4 ................... 3 Kappa Psi STAG Co-op ................. 2 ..........................I Wesley Gamma Delta ................. 0 .....................0 Alhambra League L TLOK I'TGS Ramshorn Co-op ISA Newman Club ........................... 3 ........................... 3 ........... 2 ..........................................0 ............ 0 CLASS B ................... ................. Team PEM Club Navy ROTC Thelema Co-op AIChE A SMK UTGS Twin Pine* Co-op . . . . . . . . 2 ............................. . . 0 ............................. ............................ Oak Grove Co-op Army ROTC Tejas Club League . . . . . . . . . . . .................. .. . . 0 7 . .4 21 18 6 8 T7 28 25 27 6 13 91 41 26 0 0 0 13 es 44 65 40 40 8 0 7 0 2 2 I I I 2 0 I 2 2 2 W L Pts. % IO. Air Force (6-0-1) Second ten; North Carolina 218; Syracuse 179; Northwestern 166; Pittsburgh 152; Southern Method­ ist 67 J Ohio State 59; Rice 43; Florida 37; Rutgers, 35; Georgia Tech 19. 5 ............. TV Team Moore H ill Brackenridge Hall . . . . 3 Cliff Courts ....................... 2 ............... I Dormitory A ................... I Roberts Hall ................... I Prather Hall ................... 0 FGH -Slm kini ........................... 0 LCD-BCD B. C. R O G E R S O phthalm ic Dispenser W ith in ea*y walking distance of th* camput. 1501 G u a d . G R 7-1422 Royal Co-op Campus Guild ISA Air Force ROTC .............. .......... .................................. . . . . I Rag Knot League • CLASS B League 8 VT , Team ! LCD-BCD ........................... 4 ................. 5 Moore H ill Dorm A Brack Prather FGH-Slmklns Cliff Courts .................... ................................. 2 ............................... I ................... I ..................... 0 ............................... 0 i R oberta Op. I, Btu Btu. 20 98 1 40 91 2 38 Sleep A Eat 21 2 2 34 Big Red 33 2 . . . . 7 26 Black Owl# 2 37 Bad Nu i 19 2 Sammies 33 25 2 64 0 2 . . . . . . . A ZALE'S DIAMOND Op L r te . Pts. I 179 50 Sigma Phi Epsilon threatened and ] 54 22 ] 64 54 scored another touchdown to de­ 49 38 2 crease Sigma Nu’s lead to 19-12. 48 26 2 7 65 2 t>5 vanced to the all-intramural foot- Coats passed five yards to Lott 64 0 2 for the last touchdown. The con­ version failed. By EDWARD KNOCKS Texas Sports Staff Sigma Nu, Schoen, and Navy ad- ball playoffs Monday, as they won the Class A division champion­ ships in their respective leagues. • Sigma Phi Epsilon and Oak Grove won division championships In the class B playoffs. Schoen defeated Cheeves, 20-14, to take the championship in the C l a s s A Independent division. In the Class A fraternity divis­ ion, Sigma Nu won the division i championship crown by downing 1 | Sigma Phi Epsilon, 19-12. 1 Sigma Nu went ahead, 6-0, early j ! in the first half as Joe L. Neal j 1 intercepted a pass and ran 50 yards for a TD. Sigma Phi Epsilon cam s back j : to tie the score at 6-6 when John j Coats connected with Gerald Lott for a touchdown which covered 15 I yards Sigma Nu earns rushing back i Frogs Colorless, j Just Win Games football t e a m In FORT WORTH Cf) — The "worst looking" tile Southwest Conference, T e x a s j Christian, enters the home stretch drive toward a champion- Cotton Boud — unable anything except beat some- as Don Anders passed IO yards to . s^jp an(j James Clary for the second Sigma to Nu touchdown of the evening. Sec- rn in I .1 ■ I _. _ _ A _ J Si I 7 6 onds later, Anders reeled off a 30 j Everyone Is complaining about 95 yard pass to Ray Mason for the bow colorless and thoroughly un- imposing the Horned Frogs look. 3 9 final Sigma Nu touchdown-). The ■ extra point which put Sigma Nu they didn t have the hest win- i into a 19-6 lead was scored on a njng record in the conference they 4 7 pass from Anders to Harold Car- probably wouldn’t draw a corpor- 69 ter. j al’s guard for their games. for in the latter part of the game The game wasn t over, however, I Coach Abe Martin's sorry about team that has "to stumble to victory" and puts on such a sorry show. UT Track Coach To Join Tamers' Martin warned everybody when they were picking the Frogs to win the conference championship. He said they mustn’t expect a flashy team and there would be U T a track coach, Clyde Little- no stars but he thought he’d have field will be toughest I Texas Sports Hall of Fam e De- outfit yet. He predicted he’d have cember 31. the roughest and into the I have a Bood one. inducted football at Texas In 39 years, Littlefield has pro­ duced 24 Southwest Conference championship t e a m s . He also coached for seven years and won two confer­ championships. Littlefield HAKONE, Japan » — In the ence was all-around athlete at the Uni- opinion of Eddie Stanky of the St. versify where he won four letters iu m s Cardinals, Japanese base­ in football, four In basketball and ball will be of major league cali­ four In track. ber in IO years. Stanley Says Japanese W ill M a k e Majors Soon HAKONE, Japan rn Also entering the Hall of Fame will be Joel Hunt, "the lost All­ American," John Kimbrough, Tex- jors “in the not too far future." as coft, a Rice University immortal of track. Stanky predicted Japanese will be playing in the American ma- A&M all-America, Fred Wa! 7 39 64 I I 13 46 Si I 68 53 57 25 I 86 These four were voted into the hall by the Texas Sports Writers * 12 Ti Association and will receive pla­ 19 36 113 ques at a luncheon. e I I 2 2 21 69 26 71 0 Mural Schedule Women’s 'Murals 'Mural Stores CUM Ai Sigma No lf. Sigma Phi I Epsilon 12; N a \y 27. FEM 6. Schoen j 20. Cheeves 14. Clast B: Sigma Phi Epsilon 13. Phi! Gamma D e lta 7; Oak Grova 12. PEM M u lleit Black Owl* IS B i g Rad A Basketball Clast A i Bridgeway 47. D allv Texan IO Carden 32. Blomquist 14; ASCE 21. ! IAS 12; Mlzzmacs 25. McCracken Campus Guild 32. Oak Grove 19; Alpha 'T a u Omega IS. Delta Tau D elta 17; l l : Tench Football In m ; D elta Zeta vs Co-op. Archery 4:15 p m . Phil!* Borden. Helen Dew Outsiders 23 Schoen 14; Kappa Psi Llbbv Hall Ginger Carroll. Colleen ; 17, Laredo I*; AIEL SO, AIA 8; Eaat Copeland Helen f'.arlv. Diana Foster. T exas Hounds 19 H em phill 14: Air 23, Phi De*ta Chi IO; Stag 30. Harriet Halsell. Marianne Muse, Evle j AI ME SO, AAA.. 8; Bran- Beular, Lynn Sm ith, Sally Kay Max- R o 5 p m. Jane Stotts. Jean Borer*, j Faith Ford, K ay Godfrey. Diane M ars-, • ton. Mary Ann Bushton. Janet Wheat. £ v Harriet Jones. Judy Van Horn. Jo Ann W atkins and Jo Ann Neitzel. 1 ette 2f>. Demons in. ® 2 Blom qulxt Carden won Brunette . Cheeves; PEM won by default over Arab; A lha m b ra won by d efault over Newman. m-Pr IS B I G G E * . B R IG H T E R A ND B E T T E R IN I V E R Y TRICE RANCH twirl design a t­ Unique ren t Hate* b eauty of dls- n et Ive S d i a m o n d dinner ring. MOO LOO w eek ly Z ' \ LLS 704 ( iinrrrM GR ♦» »*37 I Golf Tennis Class Ai 4:50 p m .: Winner of Dali Coiner, Phi Sigm a Kappa vs. David Burke. Phi Gamma Delta vs. winner ofCharles Tuttle. Sigm a Phi Epsilon vs. E<1 Burford, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, vs. W ayna Hay, Delta Upsilon. for First round golfers scheduled Tuesday, report I 45 to 2:30 p rn. Basketball Cia** Ai 7 p.m .; Phi Kappa Psi vt. Delta Upsilon; Sigm a Fbi Epsilon vs. Sigm a Chi. 7.SB p m I Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs lappa Tau vt. Sigma Alpha Mu; Phi Kl Phi Kappa Sigma. 8 :12 p.m. ; Pl " Kappa Alpha va. Theta Alpha Epsilon P l va. K a p p a Sig XI ma: Ramshorn \s. Alhambra. 8 48 p.m .: Chi Thl \ s Sigma Nu: Lambda Chi Alpha vs Delta Kappa Epsilon; Tejas \s. The.em# S U p m.: Phi Sigma Delta vs. Beta Theta P l; Phi Sigm a Kappa va. Aca­ cia . FEM Club vs. TLOK. Cle#* B: 7 p.m .; Phi Gamma Delta vs. Beta Theta Pl; Delta Kappa Epsi­ lon vs Delta Tau Delta; Sigma Chi vs. Phi Sigm a Delta Phi Sigma Kap­ pa vs. Aipha Tau Omega; Phi Delta Theta vs. D elta Chi Alpha. Soccer Soccer team managers w ill meet in tn# Trophy Room Tuesday at 4 p rn of Gregory G \m . Entries will he taken at this tim e onlv. Table Tennis 4:15 p m . Sharon M clntlr* va. Mary Ann A vier, Frances Crawford vt. Mar- jen» Adels Stephan'e Amster vs Bttay Ruth; Patricia Skaff vt Nancy F ergu­ son; TI J. Cs'n vs Marilyn Mlrkln and B etty Rumph vs, Jody Kusenber- ger. 4:45 p m . Janet Peavy vs Nancy K elly Gig! Kamrath vs Kathv Vler- o'k Bobble I-oe vs Daravena Daniel: Betty Wear w Jo H elene Oronenber- p er; Shara Sandorf vs Helen Tom- line- and Lou Ann Scott vs. Moille W illis. S I S p m . Ju lie H allm ark vt Cavie j W einstein and Rosa!; n Prateman vt ; Lady Pullen. Bow ling 4 to p rn A lph a Chi O m ega IT vt Gamma Delta N eum an vs Zeta Tau Alpha Delta Gamma vs Sigma Delta Tau: and Gamma Phi Beta II vs Pi , Bet* Phi. O ppoteifiei Levi Growth Tim Sweeny — who builds his fabulous physique at the Capital City Athletic Club— invites you to do the same. SPECIAL STUDENT RATES OUR GUARANTEE TO YOU R«gardle*s of age— I year FREE lf you fall get result* in 60 day*. 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D u r i n g th e past ten years, T e x a s Fleotric Service C o m p a n y has increased its p o w e r g e n e r a t in g capab : w to m o re th an 1 1 0 0 miles of h ig h v o ltag e tran sm issio n lines a n d 2 8 00 m iles o f d is trib u tio n lines, alo n g ss th related substation th e n u m b e r a n d o th e r of em ployees, m d serves m o re tw ice as m an y custom ers. facilities, m o r e th a n d o u b le d th a n A n d t h e c o m p a n y is c o n t i n u i n g to b u i l d ay it p l a n s a n d c o n s t r u c t s n e w e le c t r i c ti d i s t r i b u t i o n familities to s e rv e w as m a rrie d i G ra v e ,” D ett, and “ Go On. Bro- leigh; to A pupil of M rs. E d r a G ustafson, jth e r ,” D ett. M artha V ickers w as m a rrie d to a c tre ss D ebbie Reynolds. M ickey Rooney w ho w as m a rrie d M iss R eynolds has said she plan* to Ava G ard n er who was m ar- to file for divorce from F ish e r in th# final d e c re e Is not entered for on# up to L an a T urned who to Boh Topping who y ear. T h eir m a rria g e broke to Artie Shaw' who w as C alifornia, w hich m eans th a t to A rline Judge S eptem ber, ping who was m a rrie d H enie. A co rker! N ine to to Dan Top in th# rphe rep o rt w as printed Sonja New Y ork P ost in a story by th# p ap e r s Hollywood colum nist, SHd- re p o rt in a row abd ney Skolsky. He said his each one a solid ce le b rity ! ca m e “ f r o m the hest o f so u rc e s.” in Nelson notices som ething stra n g e M iss Sm ith w ill he accom panied sm a ll M exican village — in a by M iss M arian Y e a g e r, assista n t every’ fish the vicinity seem s professor of m usic. to h ave d isa p p ea re d . This boy has been u n d e rw a te r too Bridges. I 8.30 p m . BOB CUMMINGS. Boh : I* play in g his own G ran d p a to­ night. W ith R o«em ary D eC am p, H er pro g ram wnll include “ Non long. Lloyd p m F ra Sa s si,” P o rp o r a ; “ O. Ces- S carla tti: P ia g a rm i,” sate Di “ P o rfiria V e c c h ia re lla ,” S tra d ella; T h e a te r Ann B. D avis a on Them# B. Iden Payne C ham ber M urio IO 10:25 Sport* Final and Weather 10:30 Eye* of Tex#* 10:32 Sign Off Physicist Consults In Auditorium Plan Kingston Trio To Perform In December The K ingston Trio will appear a t th* U niv ersity for two p e rfo rm ­ ances a t 7 and 9 p.m. cm Wednes­ day, D ecem b er 17, Shirley Bird, of th# Texas Dr. C. P. B oner, p rofessor of P ro g ram supervisor p h y s i c s and au th o rity on acoustics. ¥nIon, announced w as consultant th# T exas Union in the building of th e new M unich I Council, th e shows will he held in . to th e arc h itects I Sponsored by Hogg A uditorium , Audltorium in A ustin. p a rtic u la r a tten tio n has been M to thp a r o u s tirs of the audi- soundproof rium A m o v ab le Du* to conflicting date* can n o t be held said M iss Bird in G regory ^ t h # installed a t the r e a r of the w all " i n n e r s of the Ten Most B eaud- room will in su late such disturbing ™ con est a r e to b# p resen ted sounds from without a* train traffic. whi st l es and au to m o b ile heating an d cooling system s to buildings a r e designed tickets for the stu d en ts will go on sale on cam p u s M onday, Decem ber I . Aus- T w enty six hundred The U n iv ersity ’s Scottish D ance in costum e G roup will perform W ednesday for the A m erican As- so riatio n of U niversity W om en. jn o p era te silently sp eak ers in stalled u n d e r the bal- in!njre that symphony^ . pony T hirty-tw o J loud i !i\ c !tlzenf . t ? 1 n<* he bUy 1 tick ets until the evening of th e p e r­ fo rm an ce. T ickets are $1 25 each. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST SERVICE EL M A T 504 East Ave. GR 7-7023 EL TO RO 1601 Guadalupe GR 8-4321 M O NRO E'S ’’Mexican Food to Take Home” GR 7-8744 EL C H A R R O 912 Red River GR 8-7735 T O D A Y AT I N T E R S T A T E *m r tot a **ovif DISCOUNT CAID PARAMOUNT NOW! SSI. 12:00 IN L O V E “ " W A R * SM. ONMWI ftC-Jd S T A T E UU WUK! MM MSU WICHER WYNTER HUNTER LINCE BWOW MIKE UUU Diuman North Nim * C O L O N C/NWKtAScOP& HELD OYER SS* 12 DECMNtCCXO** t e c h n w a m a t h e - B I G ’ C O U N TR Y "WMW UN.*A* Am*l| ¥ M A T IN E E : A D U L T S 80c • E V E N IN G 9 0 c ~ ► C H IL D 25« V A R S ITY LAST DAY! n s A t e n o w * r n ERICH MARIA REM ARQ U ES TO LOVE C incm aS c o PC - — JOCK MAHONEY-DQN DtFQRE • KEENAN WYNN • a uh - ’- “ '•JOHN GAVIN ~ LHO PULVER HW RWK*# aclu*! A U STIN STARTS T O D A Y ! FIRST FEATURE 2 P .M . . . . .... « " * • JO H N GAVIN • LISA PULVER DO N D eFO RE ♦ K E E N A N W Y N N ___1 5 y rn - 9 p m . GARRY MOORE. T hey had an e x tra w’eek to p re p a re this It’ll he b e tte r. one, so m a y b e G uests a r e F rank)* I./iine, E die A dam s, G e rtru d e Berg, an d ven­ triloquist Senor W ences. O .K .?— and I O K. Also D u rw a rd K irby M arion lo r n * . 10 p m . E R N IE FORD. W# get this show a week late, so th e y ’r# to Hal- just now getting around trick-or- like loween. Tf you feel trea tin g . Join E rn ie and Aldo R ay. EV Scottish D an ce G ro u p IAI* 1 1 c W i l l entertain w o m en . . • * I The group will perform authentic dances, Scottish bagpipes, at the AAUW’s D e ss e rt j P a rty at 7 30 p m . at the Z ilker P ark Club House. com plete O riginally a class in Scottish dancing, thp .Scottish D ance G roup w as form ed in 1956 by M r. and Mrs R obert R. Bunten, who w ere students at th a t tim p T hey had learned Scottish dancing in lo n d o n during W orld W ar II and m a d e a hobby of it. The dance* to he p erfo rm ed at th# d e sse rt p arty a re D a lk e ith ’s and G las S trathspey, P etronella students gow H ighlander*. m ake up th# dance group. I T la rg e r p a rt of the S tudents perform ing W ednesday will be M rs, B a rb a ra Strey. A rthur and H are and G lenn G a rtm a n , Linda Randy. M iriam I^amm, and B a rb a ra L um sden. DELWOOD GSD ADMISSION M* DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS I.•**4*rt R o l a n d M a r t * 7:0 0 VALUE FOR M O N EY J o h n C r r r f a o n . D i a n a D o r a S t a r t * »:3* Austin $ Fine A rtf T heatre CAPITOL N O W I OPEN 11:45 SEE A REA L M A C H I N E G U N IN O U R LOBBY, PLUS N U M E R O U S O T H E R M IL IT A R Y D IS P L A Y S t ic tttwhc u r n a m i rn M L I WM ll! IEO VICTOR MATURE GENN T a n k IF o r c e i ncMMcotxw* n * r 8 i “ CRASH LA N D IN G ” W i t t C A R T M T . B R I I . I j H i l U i B Enjoy Dnlicinne Fond From Our Clean Snark Bar • Op*n Bilk J ark Webb • Bm A ulander “ DRAGNET” •HOUSE OF W A X ’ F r a n k I «T* Jn » * • AM C o U r m n * T l i r T H T g F i r e ! S h o w T F M — R i d e F r o * /Arm MAHOMET “ LAST OF THE FAST G U N S” hi f*l«f “ Damn Citizens' K r tt k A n Am STARTS TODAY! FEATURES 6: IS — 8— 9:45 fW WO f, 'd f Ar ti “ n J . 5 a forb idd en m om m a* e l a t e d b y a g ir l ^ .a « * * o d b y a m a n a n d * e c r e t ty i t w r i d b y mn tn irta d e r iiDES'OF PflSSlflK sittinf? u n d e r ^ balcony _ , I w ith will h e a r th# m u sic a* wen as th# ‘^ ' “the a u d ien c e 'will Hopes a re th a t the auditorium rn ' A C o a t TOT t h # T s a r N o w in Hardback Cov#r th# T s a r .” w hich will he com pleted to F . W. w as ^ < 1 fiction supplem ent to the D ec em b e r,’' a c c o rd in g V ickers, third issue of Th# T exas Q u arte rly , m a n ag er, Seats a re so a rra n g e d th a t th e re b as been published in a hardbound w ill he no had se a ts in th# house, edition, announced Eddi* W eem s, the Mr. V ickers sa id . th* d irec to r of au d ito riu m som etim e *-A to a s s is ta n t U niversity of Texas Ptpss. SIO W att 19th Street Open 7 a.m . to 6:30 p.m. M onday-S aturday Laundry Service For the Finest Things A q u a tic See EXOTIC AQUARIUM 43 1 8 N o rth L am ar G L 2-1733 (Daily, 9-6— Sunday*, 2-6) W E D ELIVER Scholz Garten A D e l i c i o u t Lunch fo r 65 ‘ E v e r y D a y From I I a.m . to 8:30 p m. Scholz Garten 1607 San Jacin to S P E C IA L Sm othered H a m b u rg e r Steak Snowflake P o tato #* *L C C r e e l# G r# # # Bean* I I V I _ _ _ 7 S t _ _ _ _ _ H o t B u ttered B iicu it* Served M on thru Fri ( l l pm-1 I am) M d ’ erm # * « m * ac# b ad . . . M id n ig h t m eait ar# good at th# Plantation." C o tto n Picker * H a m b u rg e r P L A N T A T I O N SO] W . 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Parsons Library Adds 40,000 Books To UT's Humanities Research Center B y R O B E R T P A L M E R B ib lio th e c a P a r s o n s na. the “ L ib r a r y of P a rs o n s lib r a r ie s ,” b rin e s T h e U n iv e r s ity of T e x a s a m a jo r step clo s e r to it* g o a l of b ec o m in g an e m in en t re g io n a l r e ­ s e a rc h c e n te r. T h e 40.000-volume, 8.000-manu- s c rip t lib r a r y w a s co llected o v e r a period of 60 y e a r s b y E . A. P a r s o n s o f N e w O rle an s, w h o is s till a c tiv e in his la w p ra c tic e and w ritin g . I t has been p ro c la im e d b y so m e of the w o rld 's m o st d is­ tin g u ish ed bookm en to he am o n g “ the th re e o f four ou tstan d in g li­ b ra rie s in p riv a te h a n d s .” ★ the U n iv e rs ity ’ to B ro u g h t to Ju n e , th e acq u isitio n of the lib r a r y w a s m a d e possible la rg e p a rt b v the support of M r . and M r s . In St. Jo h n G a rw o o d of A u stin , M r. and M rs . W ill C la y to n of Houston and the M . T>. A n d erso n F o u n d a ­ tion of Houston. In s tru m e n ta l in n eg o tiatin g for lib r a r y , D r . H a r r y H. R a n ­ the the M a in som. V ic e - P re s id e n t of U n iv e r s ity and P r o v o s t, has said of the co llectio n s. “ T h e r e is noth­ ing lik e it in T e x a s to d a y .” is A m a in a s p e c t of th e l ib r a r y '* its p o te n tia lity s ig n ific a n c e fo r e n c o u ra g in g re s e a rc h . P ossi­ b ilitie s fo r th e c r it ic , b io g ra p h e r, p ra c tic a lly and endless, D r . R a n s o m has said li b r a r y ’s r e ­ c o n c e rn in g th e n ew s earch p o te n tia l. h is to ria n a re T h e ad d itio n of the lib ra ry ’ en­ abled the U n iv e rs ity ’ to double its present ra re hook holdings. M r. P a rs o n s ' d ecisio n to sell the £amm u d jC ife P a ae 'l ib r a r y re ste d h e a v ily on tw o fa c ­ tors. T h e U n iv e r s it y assured h im lib r a r y w ould he p e rp e t­ that hi* uated, and that it. w ould be used in c r e a t iv e w ritin g efforts, g r a d ­ uate stu d y an d post d o cto ral r e ­ sea rch . ★ to the P r ic e le s s is the w ord w h ic h hest lib ra ry’. A m e r ic a n a d escrib e s co n tain m a n u sc rip ts co llectio n s re la tin g the L o u is ia n a T e r r i ­ tory’, in c lu d in g the o rig in a l ro p y of the C o n ven tio n betw een F r a n c e and the U n ite d States. P a p e r s of the p ira te J e a n L a F it t e , s e c re t r e ­ ports to N a p o leo n co n cern in g the the F lo r id a s , A a ro n B u r r c o n s p ira c y also a r e included in the collection. an d m a te r ia l on th e re B e rid e * in th e A m e ric a n a lib r a ry , the enn- ie tain c d a classics section w hich c o n ta in * the m a jo r firs t e d itio n s of a ll I . * tin classics and G re e k and m o re th a n 500 v a lu a b le re s e a rc h 1500. sources M o re th a n IOO of these hooks a re in p e rfe c t con dition . p rin te d b efo re in T e m p o r a r ily the lib r a r y w ill be l o c a t e d the M a in B u ild in g I T o w e r. A s soon as a rra n g e m e n ts can be m ad e the lib r a r y w ill be and lodged w ill be m a d e a v a ila b le to all in te r­ the ested students net o n ly from • U n iv e rs ity but from all o v e r T e x ­ sp ecial q u a rte rs in I Rev. M agruder To Speak O n Students' J o b to speak T h e R e v e re n d Ja m e s T y le r M a g ru d e r, m is s io n a ry to Ja p a n , w ill be on c a m p u s T u e s d a y and W e d ­ the v a rio u s n esd a y to student groups P ro te s ta n t M r. M a g r u d e r is here on b e h a lf of the Stu d e n t V o lu n teer "M ovem ent. H is ta lk s w ill He on the m issio n of the C h u rc h in the tw en tie th rep fu r y and the place of students in th at m issio n . M r . M a g ru d e r w ill speak in fo r­ m a lly to groups of stu den ts on T u e s d a y and W ednesday aftern o o n . He w ill also be a v a ila b le fo r in d iv i­ d u al co n feren ces on W e d n e s d a y m o rn in g at the U n iv e r s ity " Y . ” T u e s d a y afternoon at 5 30. M r M a g r u d e r w ill speak at an open m eetin g in the large d in in g room of the U n iv e r s it y T ea H ouse. in F o r the p.i st five ye a rs. M r . Ma- g ru d e r and his w ife h ave w o rk e d in J a p a n u n d er the au sp ices of the P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u rch the U n i­ ted States D u rin g the com ing y e a r . M r. I** a d m in is tra tiv e M a g n ifie r w ill s e c r e t a r y on the staff of the E ig h te e n th Student V o l u n t e e r M o v e m e n t Q u ad ren n ial C o n f e r e n re , Law W iv e s Plan P arty for Frid ay T h e U n iv e rs ity L a w W iv e s C lu b w ill hold a dinn er and b rid g e p a r ty a? 7 p rn F r id a y for m e m b e rs and ’ h e ir husbands T h e p a r ty w ill be held in the U n i ve rs ify C lub, 2304 San A n to n io T ic k e ts a re $2 per couple and w ill be on sale a ’ the T u e s d a y business m eeting and from 8 a rn. to noon r h u iv d .iy at die Law School. C a n a s ta , hearts dom inoes and i tab le for bridge begin n ers w ill tx’ a v a liab le ^ ( o u * J L JL~jI T Y P I N G S E R V I C E Thesis Binding STUDENTS! Special Discount Cards N o w A v a i l a b l e The BOTTLE SHOP Scienf if ic W A T C H REPAIR I S i ' , W . : . . N v _ \ \ v / ' " X * tend, announced H . Y . M cC o w n . dean of student s e rv ic e s , are C y n ­ thia P o w e ll. P la n ju n io r; B e rt A dkin s J r . , P la n IT sen ior in gov e m in e n t; and G a m a l- E ld in Saad. g rad u ate in lin g u is tic s fro m C a iro , E g y p t. I I M iss Pow ell is a d o rm ito ry ad-. v iso r at K in s o lv in g . an O ran g e Ja c k e t , vice- p resid e n t cif Spooks. I and c h a ir m a n of the U n io n L e a d e r ­ ship C o m m itte e I A d k in s, w ho has won honors in , debate, h as been a m e m b e r of stu -I dent g o v e rn m e n t and union co m ­ m ittees. He is also a m em b er of the In t e r fr a t e r n it y C o u n cil join Sa ad is c h a ir m a n of the In te rn a ­ tional C o m m itte e on N e w Students T h e U n iv e r s it y of T e x a s ropre s e d a tiv e s to th " SC O N 'A gath ering fro m se v e ra l w ill students other colleges and u n iv e rsitie s in this a rea, along w ith re p re se n ta ­ tives from W est P o in t, the N a v a l and A ir F o rc e a c a d e m ie s . M exico, and C a n a d a M ost of th e ir ex ­ penses w ill he paid by tile host school, w h ich has re c e iv e d c o n tri­ butions from va rio u s in d u stries the co n feren ce fo r Parachute Ju m p Films to Be Seen Tonight b y C lu b M o vie s of the 1956 In te rn a tio n a l in Moscow P a ra c h u te c o m p e titio n and U n ite d S ta te s m ass jum ps and tra in in g tech n iq u es w ill he shown P a ra c h u te C l u b at U n iv e r s ity T u e sd ay, R O T C in B u ild in g 212. p m , 7:30 V a rio u s eq u ip m en t used the 'um ping skv turns w ill he em phasized com p etition even ts and long d e la y e d d ivin g by the m m le s . falls w ith spot in C T B C w a s o rg an ized and sin- e in F e b ­ ru a ry . 1958 the then 35 m e m b e rs h a v e m ad e 200 jum ps joining in te re ste d in in v ite d to the show ­ film s as w e ll as the every even ts P erso n s the clu b a re ing of the p ra c tic e Su n d a y at San M a rc o s jum pin g Leqal Fratern ity Lists 22 Pledges T w e n ty tw o U n iv e r s it y *7. L y n n P C a rte r M e lv in A K r c n e k T e rre n c e G e r ard M c G r e e v v J a r r e * H o llan d Je s s New ton R s v z e r M r G u it J r . B 's Iter R o b ert H a r r s ] W h ild e n J r 'W illiam s R o y M ille r Dies .lr , K ip ng F o rd L a y to n -LAUNDRY- d o n e the way you like it. Tuesday, November lf, 1958 THE DAfLY TEXAN Peg* I Europe W ork For Students Ag ain O ffered T h e A m e ric a n Stu d en t In fo rm a ­ tion S e rv ic e ag a in has jobs to o ffer to A m e ric a n u n iv e r s ity student* w ho w ish to w o rk in E u ro p e next su m m er. M ost of the .jobs a re on fa rm *, in factories, on con struction pro­ jects. at reso rts, w ith the fo re stry s ervice , and in v a rio u s tech n ical industries. N on - tech n ical lobs are to a v a ila b le broaden his E u ro p e a n tra v e l e x ­ perience. and p ro v id e free room and board and a s m a ll am ount of pocket m oney. T e c h n ic a l jobs p a y a p p ro x im a te ly SUK) a month. to an yo n e d esirin g The A S IS w a s founded la s t y e a r as a non-profit o rg an iz a tio n to pro­ m ote closer re la tio n s and u n der­ standing betw een peoples of E u ­ rope and A m e r ic a . Round trip tic k e ts aboard the leu* expensive lin ers cost. $350-400. de­ pending upon the port of d e b a rk s tion in E u ro p e . A IO p er cent de­ posit is re q u ire d to hold the space. flig h t w ill cost app^oxi- C h a rte r A $50 de­ ; m a ie ly $400 ro u n d trip to boid a seat posit is re q u ire d aboard a c h a r t e r flight. Those w ho w is h to w ork In E u ­ join the rope next s u m m e r must In a d d i­ A S IS at a cost of $12. tion to the the organization req u ires the student s nam e, u n i­ v e rs ity add ress, age. sex, course of study, p re v io u s w o rk experience, the student w ishes and the d ate to begin w o rk in g . fee. In terested stu den ts m a y w rite to the A m e ric a n Stu den t In fo rm a tio n S e rv ic e , Jo s e p h - lu d w ig - StT. 4a, L im b u rg L a h n . G e r m a n y fo r co m ­ plete in fo rm a tio n . ( S p e e d w a y . J'iitj ll - iclc(itif a t t r e a s o n a life p r i c e s RADIO * TV * HI-FI Sales & Service pick up * delivery e p e e I R L L ( S p e e d w a y YOUR HI-FI CENTER 2010 Speedway GR 8-6609 ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL BINDINGS on boots contained In the Parsons Library is +Rs old Cop-'c te ’amen-, held by Dr. Thomas Cranfill of the English Department. The cover is s ver-ba ed a^d gilded. The price a r cc cc" on :s a recent- acquisition of the University s Humanities Re earch Cermet. In the words of Vice-Presi­ d e n t and P-ovort Harry H. Ransom There is noth -g like T in "e»as t o d a y . ’ The 40,000 volume, 8 ,00 0-m an u scrD t ' brary is th e fruit of 60 years collection by F. A. Parsons cf New O ro A,'s. G am m a Phi's A u th o r to Sp eak To C e le b ra te Founders' Day O n Texas H is to ry L e w is N o rd yk e. v is itin g profex- *nr of jo u rn alism , w ill sp e a k to P h i A lp h a T heta history h o n o ra ry. on “ Lookin g Deep In to T e x a s H is ­ t o r y ” a t 4 p rn. T h u rs d a y . C e le b ra tin g it* R4»h b irth d a y M r . Nordy ke re c e iv e d his educa G a m m a P h i B e ta sorority w ill hold tjon M f h p U m v e r s it v of M l5 so u ri _.. . _ ,, , , . a founders d a y d in n er at 6 30 w h e re he m ajo red in jo u rn a lis m . H e has w ritte n su ch hook* as " C a t t le E m p ir e .” “ Jo h n W e s le y H a r d in g .” and “ The T r u th About T e x a s .” T h e m eeting w ill be at B a r k e r H is to r y C e n te r 197 on the U n iv e r ­ s ity cam pu s p rn. T u esd ay’ in rh# D n s k ill H otel. 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T h e o u te rw e a r w ill h a v e built-in > w a r m t h due to a in te rlin in g of u reth a n e foam , a n ew syn th e­ is bonded di- tic m a te r ia l w h ich thin The+a Sigm a Phi D onates to Fund A n d Fall Initiates “ D a t e W ith the P r e s s ” w a s the th em e of a banquet held in D a lla s b y the D a lla s c h a p te r of T h e ta S ig m a P h i. professio n al fr a te r n ity fo r w o m en jo u rn alists. P ro c e e d s from the $4.75 d in n e r w en t to the M a rjo rie D a r ile k M e ­ m o ria l Sch o la rsh ip F u n d of the U n iv e r s ity , w h ich w as e stab lish e d the D a lla s T h e ta S ig m a P h i b y c h a p te r C lothing equipped w ith u rethan e foam ironed in te rlin in g s can he or pressed e a s ily w ith out w r in k l­ ing sin ce the la m i­ nated d ir e c tly to the shell of the in te rlin in g s are fab ric. O rd in a ry ’ sewn or qu ilted to g a rm e n t lin in gs. in te rlin in g is B e ca u s e of its u n u su al q u alities, u rethan e foam in te rlin in g s a lre a d y are being used in sp o rtsw e a r, w o rk clothes, and shoes T h e sy n th e tic m a te ria l ca n be w ash ed o r d r y ­ clean ed w ith o u t h a rm fu l effects and ten sile strength and re s ista n c e to m old, m ildew , and body odors. it o ffers ex cellent foam Use of u re th a n e in te rlin ­ ings. A llie d C h e m ic a l C o rp o ratio n re p re s e n ta tiv e s s a y , is expected to grow from an estim ated one m il­ lion y a rd s this y e a r to 15 m illio n y ard s by 1960, REDUCE 15 TREATMENTS S 1 9 9 5 ACCEPT NO THING BUT THE BEST— CLUB PLAN, 3 mos. 530.00,12 mos. 360.00 Corn© ©$ o^t©n as you wi sh, slay as long as you wish Com * is for FREI Conjugation and Treatment NIBLACK SLENDERIZING SYSTEM 7fi«7 On att ti I up# CK t-tStS Enfield Shopping Center (• K 7-SM.S MMi.iiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiRiWBiiiiiwiiiiiiniBiffliiiiiiiiiwwiiiiiiBiii|iiiiiiiii|||P||iiB|||||tinini|nniniiinrtin|iriiiiiiiiiniitiriiTirriTtiitr*ni|ni',it‘'|iii’ COWBOY BOOTS WESTERN W E A R MADE TO ORDER Hat*, Scarf* Shirts, Pants Suits, Jeans Mackinaw* Moccasin* Billfold* Saddles, etc. Name Belts Bare-back Riggins Saddles, Chaps Anything of Leather EXPERT Shoe and Luggage Repair CAPITOL SADDLERY 1614 Lavaca IMPUr 1-11' i-NjuriiWHHim ^rniBBaiHnwaiMIWSlRWKRIWMBWIWWBIIillOTMMIBMIWWWWIBIIiiMWMBir m mr •« t W W WWWW Weal T h r e e U n iv e r s it y students h ave been in v ite d to attend the fourth an n u al Stu den t C o n feren ce on N a ­ tio n al A ffa ir s at T e x a s A & M C o l­ lege D e c e m b e r IO 13. T h e in v ita tio n tw o A m e r ic a n students and one foreign student. T h e three selected to at- s p e c ifie d Ph arm acists Tell N e w Pled g e C lass L a m b d a C h a p te r o f P h i D e lta C h i. profession al p h a r m a c y fr a te r ­ n ity . re c e n tly in itiated 19 m e m b e rs a t the D e c k C lub of the C o m m o ­ dore P e r r y H otel. fa ll a r e T ile In itiates J a m e s A n g el, G u s B la n c h e tte . J a k e E c k ­ e rt. L y n n E m e rs o n . E d F u e n te s , R a lp h Ooert7, W a y n e G o ia z , Don H a tc h e ll. R ill L e a c h . B o y c e M ur- phree, Slato n , Jo e C h ris W h itlo c k . D an W illia m s . B i l l H in ­ son an d W a lte r F o e h n P a u l J o e T o v a r . H e n r y K la t t, .Toe P a r k . Solberg. A llen Je s s e P le d g e c ap tain L a w s o n K lo e se l announced the pledges fo r the fall se m e ste r. T h e y are D a v id Adlof. C h a rle s A tkin son , d i a r i e s W . B a rn e s . D a v id R ieder- m an n J i m B la c k , B a r r y B la c k ­ m on, D a v e Rommel- M illa r d B ris- boi*, G a r y B ro w n low-, J o e C a lla ­ w a y . ( ’alo. D a v i d Dodd. J a m e s E v a n s . Jo e F o s te r W a y n e F ro e lic h , B u r l G illia n . J D . H a r ­ per R ic h a rd H a rro d C h a r l e s H o s tly , and A! H elslev J i m Ixing, Ja m e s Boh M a rtin . Ja m e s M a a s s , Adolf M o n te m a y o r A lso B ill H en d rix . H o w a r d H engst. J a c k H inson L a r r y H u g h ­ es, Jo h n ­ Jin e tte , R e a v is son. I .aery K e l s o , D a v id K o ep p T o m K v le r , B o b b y L a n g e G r a n ­ J e r r y v i l l e C h a rle s M c ln n is . M o erb e Jo n M oore. K e n M ossh erg , D ic k N e w ­ m an V ic to r N o v ak , d i a r l i e Novo- sad Sco tt Odom R o b e rt O liv a re s . Jo e O s c a r O n im , F e n ell P e y to n . P ila te jo vsk y K en n e th P r in c e L i ­ m o Q uan G en e R o b in so n D o y le R o e P a u l R u iz W ill R u tle d g e . A! S a n d e rs S e h o v a js a . G e n e Scott. Jo h n Sim e ce k . C a r r o l! S e w ­ a rd , D u rw ood S w a n g e r B K ilg o re Sw eet and H e rb W e a v e ? Bd SAVE 10% Plu* R e b a t e by ordering your Chrittma* Card* from Album*. Ordar* mint be placed before November 8. Menanine Floor { /r /v e r s ify co op » « » « f * » t "i « rn I " ' , r « ~ t ~ i Tuesday, N o ve m b e r ll, 1958 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 6 Spelunkers First Aid Course Will Begin Tonight in Union At the request of the Speleolog­ ical Society, R. G. D illard, Red Cross volunteer first aid instruct­ or, w ill begin a first aid course for cave explorers at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Student Union Building. Charles W hitem an, representa­ tive of the society who contacted the Red Cross stated that mem­ bers of the group are aw are of t the need for first aid training and equipment on their expeditions to Texas raves. M r. D illa rd linked the g ro u p s first aid training needs to those of m o u n t a i n clim bers but is adapting the Red Cross .Standard F irs t Aid course to meet the needs of the group. P r im a r y emphasis w ill he given transportation items such as to sprains, shook method* for splinting of in lurer! fractures, and first aid for bleed­ insect ing bites. Detailed instructions on ad­ ministering respiration a rtific ia l under varying conditions w ill he given. and Mr. D illard said that more stu­ dents w ill he accepted Wednesday night from the student body and that more instructors wall he add­ ed if the turnout is !arg** enough Sessions w ill he held from 7 :30 to 9 30 p m each Wednesday. F a r h m em ber of the Society must complete 12 hours of first aid training Micek Will Sign Book Wednesday Th® author of “ The R eal T o l­ stoy," Dr. P. dun rd M icek. w ill autograph his hook in the U n iv e r­ sity Co-Op from 2 to 4 p.m. W ed­ nesday. Dr Micek, professor of Slavonic languages for more than 30 years knew the Russian author person ally, having gone to Tolstoy's home in Russia to gain firsthand knowl edge of the man and his works The price of the book is 32. Economist to Discuss East African Problems D r C. J , M artin E a s t African Statistical Office director, w ill dis­ “ Problem s of P.ast African cuss Developm ent" at S p m Tuesday rn Home Econom ics Building 105. D r M artin, h B ritis h citizen, is the statistical advisor the Fa s t African governments and to the K enya govern­ economist ment. He is an authority on thp economic problems of underde­ veloped countries to Dr. M artin visited D r Ben H Higgins’ sem inar Monday afte r­ noon and w ill visit Dr. M a ile r C. Neale s class at l l a rn. Tuesday in Garrison H a ll 303. Steering G ear Talk Scheduled for Tuesday An authority on steering gear design and application. W . K . Creson. w ill speak at 3 p m. Tues­ day in Flngmeering Building 138 lintier sponsorship of the M echan­ ical P a m p e rin g Departm ent. M r. Creson. national president of the Society of Automotive F.n- rn design of gmeers, specializes steering gear, including p o w e r steering for all types of wheeled V ehicles He is on a lecture tour of the Cnired States. O F F E R S C A R E E R O P P O R T U N I T I E S in research and developm ent of missile systems A ctiv e p articip atio n in S p a c e R esearch an d Technology, R a d io Astronom y, M issile D esign an d D evelopm ent • O p p o rtu n ity to ex p an d your k n o w le d g e • Individual respo n sib ility • Full utilization o f your c a p ab ilities • A sso ciatio n with top-ranking men in field • O p en in g s now in these field s E L E C T R O N IC E N G I N E E R I N G • A P P L I E D P H Y S IC S M A T H E M A T IC S • M E C H A N IC A L , M E T A L L U R G IC A L , A E R O N A U T I C A L A N D C H E M I C A L E N G I N E E R I N G S y s te m s A n a ly s is • In e r tia l G u i d a n c e • C o m p u te r E q u ip m e n t • In s tru m e n ta tio n • T e le m e te r in g • F lu id M e ch a n ic * • H eat Transfer • A e ro d yn a m ics • Propellant* M aterials R esearch U . S . C I T I Z E N S H I P R E Q U I R E D O N C A M P U 5 IN T E R V IE W S Nov. 12 Pharmacists to Hear Association President Dr. I>0*11 s Fischel, president of the A m erican Ph a rm a ceu tica l As­ sociation, w ill he in Austin on No­ to vem ber 24 and 25 ph arm acy students. to speak M em bers of Ph i Delta Chi. honorary and social ph arm acy fra- tern.ty w ill honor Dr. Fisch el, Phi Delta Chi alumnus, with a reception and buffet supper from 5 to 8 p rn. N ovem ber 25 at their house .G uests w ill include state pharm ­ the faculty the College of their dates and acy hoard m embers and in P h a rm a c y, and W i v e s seniors Tn the receiving line w ill he Dr. P'lschel. Dr. W illia m Sheffield, as­ sistant dean and professor of the Thom as College of Brunson, president of local chapter of P h i Delta C hi: and John Asaff, past president of the chapter. P h a rm a c y : the Also, Dr. Fischel w ill he pre­ sented w ith a Stetson hat and a certificate from Governor Brie e D aniel making him an honorary Texan. On N ovem ber 2*1 Dr. F isc h e l Dr. Walter Matzen To Give Seventh Of En gineer Talks Dr. W a lte r T. Matzen, Texas Instrum ents Corporation in D allas. w ill give the seventh lecture in the U n iv e rsity electrical engineering department s sem inar lecture on “ Sem iconductor D e v ic e s " at 8 p m. Wednesday in P h ysics Building 201. fall semester One of 12 Texas instrum ents en gineeis who are speaking during lecture series. the D r Matzen w ill discuss how the transistor circuit is revolutionizing e lectrical engineering, Th*» special lectures, organized by Dr. W illia m H. H artw ig , elec­ trica l engineering associate profes­ sor are designed to help students, faculty and research staff learn about decent developments in the electronics field. w ill apeak to the Texas B ran ch of the A m erican College of Apothe­ caries, and at I p m . N ovem ber in Batts Auditorium , he w ill 25 talk to all students interested in ph arm acy. Radkey Receives Stanford Award Dr. O liv e r PI Radkey. associate professor of history, has received the first annual Borden A w ard for his hook, “ The A g ra ria n Foes of Bo lsh e v ism ." The aw'ard was presented to him by the Hoover Institution a 1 Stan­ ford U n ive rsity. D irecto r C. Has ton Rothw ell stated that the aw ard was established to recognize distin­ guished and original work by schol­ ars using the Hoover Institution. resources of the Dr. R a d k e y ’s book published by is the pro Colum bia U n ive rsity, re­ duct of more than 20 years search. He is presently doing re­ search at the Hoover Institution for a sequel to the present volume Since 1947. he has spent at least part of e ve ry y e a r at the Institu­ tion. which possesses one of the I world s outstanding collections of source m aterials on R ussia. The IK >o k represents definitive study of Revolutionary movement sia during the 1917 Revolution. the first the Socialist in Rus Oilman to Discuss World Problems With Trade Club Bernard D arb yshire. an inde pendent oil consultant, w ill discuss “ Some Prob lem s of International Petroleum Trade ’ at a meeting of the Foreign T rade Club at 7 p m . Thursday in W aggener H a ll IO. M r D a rb ysh ire is a graduate of T rin ity College. Dublin, and the Institute of International Studies. Geneva. He has been connected with the Shell Petroleum Com pany i and Harold Moore and Partners. You are interested in the challenge of rendering personal service to others. 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