Dawson Leads Steers Past Purdue, 14-0
Longhorns Stick to Ground Plays
To Beat Fumbling Boilermakers
TEXAN
THE DA
By K E N T O O L E Y

Ttxnn Sport! Editor

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AUSTIN, TEXAS, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1951

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V O L 51

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Peron Hits Hard
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Ten Pages Today

L A F A Y E T T E , Ind., Sept. 29— (Sp l.) —
Halfback Gib Dawson paced the Texas Long­
horns to their second straight victory of the
NO. 32 season here Saturday, as they tripped the
Purdue Boilerm akers 14-0, before 31,000
' chilled football fans.
W ith the sun shining brightly, but with a
sharp, cool breeze blowing in from the north
encl of Ross-Ade Stadium, Dawson scored
two touchdowns and scored Doth extra points
to spoil Purdue’s opening-game performance.

BBA Alumni to Meet
On Campus Friday

«

BUENO S
A IR E S ,
A rg e n tin a , tin m eat and w heat fo r export?
M r*. Pero n , in tears, renounced
Sept. 29— .4’ — P re s id e n t Peron
tightened hi* grip on the nation her ow n nom ination fo r vice-pre*i-1
S a tu rd a y , *i x w eeks in a i v a ne a dent. T h e re had been rum ors of
Speakers, dinners, and clinics
o f the presidential election, a- a arm y grum bling a* the po ssibility
are all set for the ft ret B B A
of
a
pctticoated
Commander-inta rre d m ilita ry
result ( I the
A lu m n i conference to be on the
h v the G o v e ru - C hief.
revel* annonu rn
Now i* a p p ea r' c e rta in Peron campus F rid a y .
m ent F r d a
N a tio n a lly known business adPre»a O ffic e w ill accept the presidential nom­
The Pre: idem
m inistration g raduates from the
ination.
W
h
a
t
organized
political
xpianation
the
disclosed w th out
cia** of 1919, to the present day
the
69-year*' Id opposition rem ains w ill find it
re s o n a tio n
even m ore d iffic u lt to p revent his w ill a rriv e here on that, date to
An
bal
O.
O
liv
ie
ri,
n a v y Capta
be- ©ming the firs t President in p a rticip a te in group clinics and
the fo rm er I ndie rse e re ta ry .
A rg e n tin e history to succeed him ­ con f erence.*.
m
ow
n
w
hether
the
It w as not k
R eg istration will be held from
pressure or a* self.
M in ister quit ur
8:30
to 9:30 a m. 'n the Union
O pposition cam paigning w ill be
a gesture of self blame because
Bu ild in g .
d
iffic
u
lt
or
impossible
tome na >a air o ffic e rs w ere reDr. J . Anderson F itz g e ra ld , co n ­
Congress S a tu rd a y nigh* ap­
ported to lave jdined in tho resulting dean of the College o f
proved
P
e
rm
'*
decree
declaring
a
volt-— a re vol w hich the new*pa-tate of civil w ar, authorized him Business A d m in istra tio n , w ill pre­
per E l I,ah''t -?a s a id r e s u lt e d in
to
m ake any purges or shifts in side at the general forum from
one k died an> seven wounded,
the
com m and of the A rm ed Forces 9 bio a m. to l f noon rn Hogg
The soc all! and ra d ical parties,
necessitated
by the abortive revo- A u dito rium . Speakers at p re lim in ­
chief po litical opposition, reported
ary m eetings w ill be ( arro l! D
Ut
OI
'.
and
authorized the ex*
mem
several o f th br promin<
Sim m ons, ’24, vice chancellor for
clition o f leaders of the revolt.
hers wei e ur ie r arrest,
That the ( over rnment ntended
tops to Electrostatic Generator
to ta ke toe strongest
old the es ape of ne inns acridenced
used o f the plot w as
Hy the placing of h eavy guard*
around all embassy >ffices and rerebeliious ofsider es. to prover
re
fu g e under
fire r* fm m tatting

professor of Business La w and
Real F.state. The Rev. Gresham
M arm ion w ill give the invocation.
O th er speakers w ill be Dr. F la ­
ger F . T a n n ery, assistant comp­
tro lle r o f the Hum ble Oil and R e ­
fining C om pany; C. H . Caveness,
state a u d ito r; and Boulding S.
M othershead, certified public ai
com itant of P a in te r, Mothershead,
Simpson and Com pany, H arling en,
T exas; Dr. Jo h n A. W h ite , profes­
sor o f accounting w ill serve a*
chairm an.
Also I). L. W . Raist.v, assistant
vice-president o f the federal re ­
serve hank of A tla n ta : R e ry l H u ll,
branch m anager of G eneral M o­
tors Acceptance C o rp o ratio n ; A.
G. Adams, vice-president of the
Am erican N ational Batik.
Also Dr. H ilto n T. Shepherd,
d irecto r o f Shepherd Associate*,
M anagem ents Consultants, J . C.
Thompson, president of Southland
C o rp o ra tio n ; Thad W e a v e r, d ire c­
tor of In d u strial R elations, Hughes
Gum
Com pany,
and
Sherm an
Strong , director o f personnel, La
G lo ria Oil Corporation.
Also Ralph B. Thompson, assn
ciate
professor of M arketing, A l­
that
i-eservi
that re se rvo ir is used to accelerate
len Cam , Sales tra in in g manager.
these particles down a vacuum
W estern Reserve L ife Insurance
tube inside which the p articles
C om pany; Hubert Fo ste r, Hubert
form a high-velocity stream which
Fo ster Com pany, food brokers, and
is controlled and focussed.
W . H. Pu rd y, le ctu re r in a d v e r­
T his stream , Dr. Hudspeth ex­
plained, is shot at a target made tising.
Also R. H G u el ic h J r . , pre*i
up of the atomic nuclei whose
structure is to be investigated. dent of Guelioh and Boebel, In
I'he bombardment w ill cause the corporated, realtors and com m er­
nuclei to disintegrate. W ith the cial developers, Buffalo, N. V., and
completion of the machine, the Dr. Davis W . Gregg, dean of the
range of these im portant nuclear A m erican College of L ife U n d er
w rite rs ; Dr. M cG in n is and J . A n ­
studies w ill he extended.
derson Fitz g e ra ld , consulting dean
of the College of Rustiness Ad
m inistration,
i
Dr. H. K . Sn ell, H ard in g La w
rence, vice-president, Traffic, of
the Pioneer A ir Lin e s; O. B. E n ­
glish, president o f Red Rail M o­
tor Freight Lin e s; T. P. kfffck..
superintendent of freight produc­
wa* unable to got in It was then tion, merchandise, and station sos
that he and the- land lady entered vice, Southern Pacific Lin e s; and
the room and discovered the body. R ohert F , Rader, vice-president of
T ry o r was quoted a* saying that Lyk e s Brothers Steam ship C om ­
Robinson had seemed extrem ely pany.
A lso, Jam es P. Bass, D istrict
des; (indent recently.
Sales m anager of the Am erican
M rs. Bou chard told police that
Robinson was a quiet, studious A irlin e s ; Ed Fe rree , assistant to
the
supervisor
of
operations,
man, who fre q u e n tly studied late
Brow n Express C om p any; .lame*
at night and spent m any hours
Pierce, assistant to the general
practicing on the organ.
m anager of Jo e D. Hughes, In
Robinson, an ‘ A ’ student, re
c o rp o iat cd.
ceived hi* B A from the U n iv e r­
sity in August.

Business and F in a n c e ; Jo h n A.
M cC u rd y, secretary o f the F.xS tu d e n ts’ A ssociation; Dr. Ralph
J . W a tk in s , director o f research
fo r Dull and B rad stree t, In c o r­
porated, and D. L. Bib b y, fo rm er
football star and now vice-president o f the In te rn a tio n a l Business
Machines C o rp o iatio n .
Dr. Jam es C. D olley, I D iversity
vice-president, w ill preside at the
luncheon meeting, 12:30 to 2 p.
in. in the Union B u ild in g B all
Room. Dr. W illia m R. Sp rieg el,
dean of the College of Business
A d m in istration, w ill speak on “ The
College Looks Ahead.
Toastm aster at the dinner m eet­
ing, to be held in the M ural Room
of the Stephen F. Austin Hotel,
will he Of
K. b a il M cG innis,

Atom Smasher Kicks Up
Million Volts in Test Run

diplom atic im m u nit
The
plot, w hic h Pero n
aimed at the a.seas* ination of
self and hi* gtamol •nu* w ife ,
seemed to have s*re. g«.n?
hand { ' r re-elec Hon Move nrlh
Pero n w a* nom inated f !,r
ond six-year term a t a ma*
on**ration of tr." Peron>«t
ne* and the Peron-apon«ore
*r* i I Jib o r C o n fe d e ra te n

said
S w rn rn W rn rn w
T he
U n iv e r s it y * own
‘ atom
him*
E v a , sm asher” is beginning to show
his signs of a shocking lif e — about a
11. m illion volts worth.
M ore than a m illion volt* was
dem- produced in a test by the fourcigar-shaped
machine,
Par- teen-ton
Gen- said Dr. Em m e tt L. H udspeth, di­
G T ) rector o f the N u clear Physics Re
-(■arch La b o ra to ry. A cap a city of
last mon t i.
B u t he had n -t I un.aby a c ­ fo u r m illion volt* is experted when
cepted tne nom ination. The d e la y is fin ally completed. O n ly a f*w
had raised questions. Did he re a lly educational institu tion* have such
w a^t to step dow n now and avoid a m achine, which i* te ch n ically
ppob'#m a caused br m ounting in* known a* the t a n de G r aaf Flee
atio n , shortages of fo reig n ex­ tor stat ie G e n e rato r.
F o u r U n iv e rs ity student* help
change a nd poor yie ds of Argenmg build the in stru m en t are W i l ­
liam B. Rose, K. R. Spearm an,
R o h e rt T-. Seale, and N orm an Bos

$46 Contributed
To Freedom Drive

,
operate* on the principle o f a con
v e y or belt E le c tr ic a l charges are
sprayed on a w h irrin g cotton belt,
and the charges are carried up to
a dome shaped metal term in al on
w hich they are stored. T his te r­
m inal serves a* an e lectrical reser
vo ir, and as the belt. continues to
bring charges to it, a high voltage
is qu ickly built up.
A tom ic particles, which a r e the
m achine’s am m unition, originate
inside the dome-like term in al. The
e lectrical energy accum ulated in

Suicide Verdict
Returned in Death

1trom.
W h en in norm al operation the
g en e ra to r is enclosed in a seven
T. F in le y Robinson, 24-year
ton pressure vessel into which
old music student from E J Paso,
L o n and nitrogen are introduced
wa* found dead in his room nbout
to
p revent the
machine
from
The Grusa.de or Freedom drive
6:20 a rn. Frid a y .
drew to a clos4' F r id a y at 2 p rn. thro w in g off a rtificia l lightning.
Ju s tic e of tri(
Pea* v
I i avis
A n u cle a r m achine of this type
w ith a total of *48.4! contribuB lak slee returned a v erd ict of sui­
ted by U n i vers v students, A m o
cide late F r id a y afte rn o o n a fte r
Kowot.ny, dean v c men, sa i d .
p a ra ffin tests by the D epartm ent
A f t e r collect mg -<21 09 the fi
of Public S a fe ty revealed d efin ite
fiat
'he drive lost some of It.
traces of nitrate on Robinson *
m om entum and netted o n ly fin .0 9
hand*.
T h u rsd a y a - d *15.23 F rid a y F iv e
A frie n d , Jim in y I ryot o f 191 I
h m dred and four Btu d< n’ * * gned
N ueces, and Mrs. H. O. Bouchard,
the
freedom
r\owo?ny
A d irecto r for th * y e a r s pro- R o b in so n *
la n d lad y, discovered
stated.
duetion of “ Tim e S ta g g er* O n ” R o b in so n *
body.
Robinson had
The mon**) * . a '• in th* build­
must he chosen bv O ctober IS ,
been shot once o ver the right, ear
ing of a R adio F re e A « i» . and in
bar.ooni dean ne for subm itting scripts for and w as fu lly clothed, ly in g face
flo at ng anti- ommui
the m usical comedy.
up on tne bed, police said NearH e r ■nd t n e I r o n 1 ’i r t a
S tu d e n t* interested in the job
, nj lay a .tm calib er pistol.
can report to Jo u rn a lism B u ild ­
T r y or, in response to an earlier
Twin Pines C o-op A d d s
ing 105 for details or contact Ann
phone
conversation w ith Robin
C o u rte r at. 7 4431. U s u a lly the job
bird H o u sin g Unit
gr.es to a dram a m a jo r, b u t oth­ son, came to Robinson s room and
Be* au-e in an
xten.-i •< adv er- er student? w ith previous th e a tri­
tilin g cam paign to obtain mem- cal experience m ay also apply.
Sponsored a n n u a lly by Theta
her*. T w in Pin t
ha - had o add
another house. T he new un * is at Sig m a Phi. natio nal fr a te rn ity for
2003 Neches. O th er house* are at women in jo u rn a lism , the show is
a take-off on some phase of carn­
2005 and 2007 Neches.
F o rty - o re boy* live in the co­ ous life. This y e a r’* show w ill run
op u n it* and TO more are w aitin g four p e rfo rm an e* .Ja n u a ry IO , l l ,
A ll new' appointm ents to the
and 12 in Hogg A u d ito riu m .
to get in.
S te e r H ere C om m ittee w ill he a n ­
Stu
d
en
ts
w
ritin
g
scripts
or
m
u­
J im Alexand* r is president and
nounced in the Texan next TriBoh Cox is vice-president. House sic for T S O must have a fir s t act
da , Kent M c lly a r, cha.! man of
and
synopsi*
o
f
the
reft
nf
the
m anagers are D a rre l ( ox, R a y
the com m ittee, announced S a tu r­
p lay ready bv O ctober 15 v
P a lm e r, and C o rw in A ' deregg.
day. M c lly a r , summei chairm an
of the com m ittee and recently
reappointed, stated that a I ap p li­
cations for member-hip a ie w e l­
come hut must be turned in by
W ednesd ay. A p plication* may be
made at the Stu d e n t Association
non-credit students, W o m e n ’s O ffic e in the T e x a - Unio n.
S unday
From those applicant* accept­
Gym .
_ N ew m an C lub , Texas Theaii
0 ___ Rn*n Ha-hana service*, Hil- ed for m em bership on the com m it­
?er.
tee, S tu d e n t Pre sid e n t W a le s M a d ­
el Foundation.
Dear I m D. Haske ■ speak
11
lo — C o ffe e H our, H del Fo u n d a ­ den w ill appoint tw o secretaries
U n iv e rs ity M ethodist < h urch.
and one assistant r ail mar
tion.
The com m ittee w ill begin o f f i ­
2 — A lpha Phi O m ega open m eet­ 12:50
Chim es P ro g ra m .
ing, Texas I. n o n 109.
R ally Com m ittee, W ag g en er cial operations on M onday. O cto­
ber 8, a fte r the new appointment,*
M ic a ’s F o rty
it
Aud
H a ll 4 0 1 .
have
been approved and recorded.
r-ternat ona! .'I
G re a t Issues Com m ittee, T e x ­
In addition to upperclassm en who
Te
as I 'm on 31 5.
H ere
1
Square and folk dance cia--, ai p appointed f or S te e r
w ork. J a k Stro n g , chairm an of
LaW m en’s Gym .
exI
Wa:e- Madden to speak the pre- hma t C ouncil, expects
ga
I :I
Ho;
to Cam pus Leag ue of W om en more than tw enty-five freshm en
applicant- to work with the com ­
ee l.
30
V o te r s, W o m e n ’s Gym .
la I
Hom e Econom ics »' lob, H E B m ittee.
of the ( i un mi It ce
N ew mem bi
mg,
read mg room.
. -tan I- to i <gu iai
Ba llro o m dance cia.*.*, W o ­ w ill w ork as i
ll rem ain in this
member* and
m en’s Gym .
probationary > :u- until th ey pa-.D P C om m ittee, Y M C A ,
■n health a rd •an­
D irecto rs of In te rn a tio n a l an examinable
itation and a
nex.
Fin ends hip Club, A MC A.
Rev. Ii
Hi
iii
I nstCute of
Verona -r a1
Sciences, E n g in e e rin g B u ild in g
ll-

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Needed for TSO

Applications Due
For Steer Here

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Regiment h a v e been apcd.
pointed, a spokesman for ' ol.
Fred eric A. K en ney, professor of
m ilita ry science and tactics, *aid.
To date, in m "*t of the four
I branch organization* < orps of
E n g in e e r', M ilita ry P olice, T ra n s ­
portation
and
Q uarterm aster
Corps, most key men have been
appointed.
M any advan< ed-cour-e students
are 't ill being considered for jobs
a* platoon leader- and instructo rs
fo r the basic student*.
C harles H. M organ was appt ut

Last Day Nears
For B-Tax Photos
ti ednesday w ill hr the la *t nay
that student blanket tax pictures
filed on a f iii
w ill he taken
tune ba*i*.
P u t ne,- Will he taken a specific
hour* ear . day du ring the rest of
the week, how ever. The photogra­
ph* . - say
that
the
additional
e has not y e t been decided
-chi
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hut
who
i f ter the

Don B a rto n , R ichard Ochoa, and
Dawson carried the hall to the six.
A f t e r three plays were stopped
short by the pounding B o ile rm a k ­
er line, Dawson, scored on the
same type o f pitchout p la y. Once
again he added the extra point,
m aking the score 14-0, the way' it
stood at the end.
P’or the second tim e, W illia m s
spoiled his opponents’ o ffe n siv e
maneuvers. He continuously broke
up Bo ile rm a k er plays, and three
times recovered Purdue fum bles.
Ja c k B a rto n , playing defensive
lineb acker a fte r Ju n e D avis w as
injured , stopped the B o ile rm a k e rs’
most dangerous d rive, on the T e x ­
as six.
The Pu rd u e eleven of coach S tu
Holcomb showed a lack of ex­
perience as fum bles haunted them
throughout
the
gam e.
They
fum bled eight times, losing it on
six of those occasion*. H o w e ve r,
the Longhorns lost the ball fo u r
tim es on fumbles of th e ir ow n,
one reason why there w as no more
scoring.
Purd ue a c tu a lly threatened the
Longhorn goal line one tim e, ( en­
te r C linton K n itz lite ra lly took the
ball out of B yro n T o w n sen d ’s
hands at the Texas 42 in the
fourth period. The Bo ile rm a k ers
began a drive that didn't end u n ­
til they had reached the L o n g ­
horn 8.
The strong forw ard w a ll, along
w ith linebacker* Ja c k B a rto n , T om
Stolhandske, and Don C u n n in g ­
ham, brought the drive to an end
when P u rd u e qu arterback Dale
Sam uels faked a pass and tried
to run around his left end.
just
like
being
re a l game. It
Sam uels sparked the B o ile rm a k ­
rig h t th e re .’
e r’s attack, netting 114 yards on
A n o th er fan, Ea rn est Salinas, a dozen completed pa***5* in 22
said, “ I alw ays see the out-of. attem pts. H ow ever, fo u r of hrs
t iw n games by Grid-graph. It s throws w ere intercepted by' the
bettei than the rad io .’
Longhorns.
(Ane o f Sam u els’ throw s to B e r ­
The A P O ’? op erating the G raph
w ere
Ken
W illis , A llen T y le r, nard Flow ers, one of his fa v o rite
K e n t M c lly a r , D ick A d a ir, Charles targets, ju s t missed scoring coun­
Be c k e r, J e r r y R ackiey, Jo h n L o w ­ tr y in the third p e r io d , when
ry, Boh B ro w n , and H e n ry Ea sly. Flow ers stepped out of bound* at
the goal line, ju st before catch in g
Most of the hunred students
the 28-yard heave. It had to he
|,if*on!
agreed
that
the Gridcalled incomplete.
graph was a pleasant way
to
Q u arterb ack T Jones, run ning
watch a football game.
behind sta rte r Dan Page, wa* the
“ It * painless,” said Bill Mays. leading Texas ground-gainer, w ith
“ A n y game is when you ve got 55 yard* in live rushes.
soft c h a i!s, soft Sights, coft d r i n k s ,
The Long horns tried only three
and no Aggies.
passes a ll afternoon -one of the
last play of the game
w ith no
com pletion* and onp interception.
The Bo ilerm ak er* led in first
downs, 17-19.
See F IN E R , Page IO

A P O s Grid-Graph
Is Poor M a n s TV
A lp h a Ph i Om ega s m echanical
football game made the Texas
C nion s haven fo r football fans
S a tu rd a y afternoon.
Long horn supporters watched
the game pin> by play w hile m an i­
pulations
of
wheels and light*
showed w here the ball was a t a1
times. Also shown at h glance w ere
the number o f downs players in
action, yards to go, the quarter,
what the play was, and the score.
Most o f the observers of the
G rid-giaph were very enthusias­
tic and loudly cheered the ’H o rn s
throughout
the
game
a* they
stomped the Pu rd u e Boilerm aker*.
J One student, Diane F o rtin , said.
“ The
Grid-graph
i*
w onderful
when VOO are linable to see the

Cadet Officers Appointed
To Lead Rotcee Regiment

Employers Seek
Barbers, Nurses,
Judo Instructors
Telephone- are still jan g lin g
in the
S tu d e n t
Em p lo ym en t
Bu re a u , IL Ha! I I 7, a* anxious
employ ci s seek a judo in stru c­
tor, male nut .es, a barber, and
various o ther employe*.
The bureau, under the d ire c ­
tion of Jo e I). F a r r a r , takes
from 3 50 to 200 applications
each day from st jdent.x, and re ­
ceives about 75 telephone calls
lio m employers.
Students who have fie ld ap
plications are urged to check
telephone numbers given a t the
ii eau. S e v e ra l have missed opportui ities fen jobs because of
giving incorrect numbers.
“ La-t
ye a r part-tim e jobs
a el e obtained
foi
4,290 st u­
dent- Th;- year the B u reau has
secured p sition for 8 5 per cent
of its a p p lican ts,” M r. F a r ra r
said.

It was also High School Day at Ross-Ade
Stadium.
Dawson’s first marker came late in the
first quarter to climax a drive that began
on the Purdue 30. T Jones replaced Dan Page
at quarterback, and pitched the ball out to
Dawson, who went around his own right end
for the touchdown, making it 7-0 when he
kicked the extra point.
Dawson’s second touchdown came about
the middle of the second period, after Paul
W illiam s had set up the score
when he recovered Je r r y
Thorpe’s funmble on Purdue’s
32.

• then p.
wo-hour p
ted will I

B a r I x•*rn » Are M onday

-e< i e t a
ma I d of bai exam im irs, ha*
need t h« ■ bi,! exams w ii I he
M n iy a ’ 8:30 a.m. in the
of R!I r< ut •?iv e ' at the
(I a y
a r .i W (
J. I u
.ti » given at 8 a.m.

d m in i*trative of
< upturn
tm I
| cd cadet < olone to comma
deer*.
regimen* and Ronald A. V filk m 1
Jo e l
Intel! go
H ei.ant ( oloncl, PXCCU I
cadet L
4>ert
ade
x
irk
pat
riel
rive o f f i cor, Bu d d y J a ■ ( boat j
WMin, a
and I-aw once E . W a lto n ur l e a p I vV. P ra tt,
cap
aam
I).
B
l
(
done!* j
pointed « adet Lieutenn
, ai®
o ff ii
P la n s ai i t pa i
and w ill command tin fi it am
\\ ilma
j
ll!,
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N
a
t
Hand!
(' I V,
j
second I lunations re*j
oRb, Af.)
artin
I iS M
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vli I ; lier
< adc t A d infant- are Pat (
tain.
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n a o' ; lo iii;
lei
is
D.
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S u p p ly
let ( ’aptain ; ;
born,
lixun
;
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oodson
,
let ( a n ta lr .
Bm
and
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cadet
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A lier i D.
Ho
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F . Mi
in O.

Mica, W ic a Prepare

Ha
Ka I

N IS A W e e k Program
N a tio n a l Independent Stu d en t*
W eek , O ctober 1-6, w ill be observ­
ed by Mica and U ira w ith mft'*
meetings and the annual H arvest
Dance.
The W ic a convocation at 7 p.m.
M onday in Texas Union 315 will
take the form of a program fea
tu rin g the “ T h e ad o ra b ies,” from
Theadorne Co-op, and a busine.vs
session.
M ica w ill sponsor a mass meet
ing
ednesday night at 7 o’clock
in
G arrison
H a ll
auditorium .
Speakers w ill be A i no N o w otny,
Dean of S tu d e n t L ife and ch ie f
founder of Mica on this campus
fifteen year* ago; and Brad ley
Bon viand, ex president of the stn
dent body and ex president
4
M ica, now w ith the A ttorney (ten
cr a I * oftn * .
Du: ng tne w eck o ! O tto ne r I
through 8 both group.- will have
booths on the cam pus to inform
students about M ica, W ic a , -nd
toe N a tio n a l Studentind ep en­
dent A ssociation, rn addition to
having display* in the corridor of
th® M aili Bud iii g.

first

L. Br

M SA
T. <

Ba

vim
Mi a an
the
ort

\\
ar

a an*
rig ti
h t f or i

rge W
. J ac r
T . H a ir

Mr
ot I

oM I O R I Y

B. Btuon, Earlami i i a i t

Kei
ghe
M

J or

W

(>
a nu R. J .
W . IL

M

lim-

in, w Lam
J . Lehm an,
I W . PatterR alph V illa ­
ger, W illia m

w
I)
k F . V on ng.
an
w . W e*
>nd lieutenants are
('a d e t
,n J r., Reuben D.
By R U S S KF.RS TEN
Douglas A rn
dson, K. S . FarCook, I eon
f rr~ man
taking ria, W ill am I). F a ir child, Je s u * I.
• W
R o b e r t s , M ai(tit, net ted late F rid a y G a rcia ,
Span
ken,
Ja
m e s J . SmeS
wa* “ tire d fro m spending tin h
In a ’
av t *he Rom ance B u ild in g .’ t ana a : F-ed W . S tolte,
*
A Iso i H Ste ve *, K irh a 1 S.
W illia m T. W elch, WilOur o f the Lo n g h o rn football- V\ at.*or
W
Heeler, and Jam es \\ iiHam
T
cr*, not ng the scant send off tu rn ­
out F r in', a? the a irp o rt, w ry ly Ilford.
Appointed cadet instructo rs are
cracker : “ W e better w in thi* one.
l f we o«o. th ey w >n’t even have J . J . H o ffm a n . Pat Noel, Jero m e
Per- O'
R oberto V e la , and
a -‘ at! >n atter bant at the ait - T
Gal e T. Vick.
port to meet u *.”

ACRES

Injured Yell Leader
In Fair Condition

Diane Sander*, U n iv e r- ity beau­
ty and o n ly g irl cheerleader, was
in “ p ainful but not c ritic a l” c o r ­
ds? no at B rack e n rid g e H ospital
S a tu rd a y from a Thur«dn
night
ca r accident.
Mi*- S an d er* wa* in ju red w hen
the car in w h ir
she wa* riding.
driven by U n ive rsity student Pa u l
(
W a g n er, w a* in co -ion w ith
par T ed car on the De--a i road.
nju red was an A u stin
Alf
man, Jo h n n y
Dove,
w in
was
standing near the pam ed car. He
wa* reported ti fan cond lion S a t­
urd ay m orning.
Dove wa* w orking betw een two
ia r- stopped on the road when the
a eident occurred, o ffic e r* said.
W agm > said he wa* blinded by
the light* of another car.
The physician attending Miss
San d er* at B ra c k e n rid g e H spital
-aid
S a tu rd a y
the
cheerleader
should he “ up and ab o u t’ in a
week or ten days, and that w heth­
e r she continued to serve a-' cheer­
leader depended on her rate of
r e c o v e i\ .

Clique to Elect
Chairman Tonight

The fra te rn ity C lique w ill holr
it* first fa ll m eeting a t the Kapp?
Alpha house tonight at 11 o ’clock
Boh W h e e l e r ,
ch a irm an , an
flounced Sa tu rd ay.
W h e e le r said business on th<
agenda of t h i s organizations
meeting includes election of a nev
chairm an and a S tee rin g C om m it
tee fo r this school ye a r.
Although
he
indicated
tha
there would be other business ii
addition to the elections, he re
fused dire ct comment on the na
ture of the business.

S u n ra y. S u f f e r

30

H BI

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D A I!.V J T g g N

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O h io State T o p s M u stan gs, 7-0, Steers
D espite Benners' A erial Circus
Q e S D lt e
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Job Opportunities
WI

will re c e iv e

B. S. d e g re e

in Ja n u a r y

•sation.
T h . I -on. s u e

during

will r e c e i v e

B S. o r

Y o u ara In v ite d lo an . s a f e l y
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phom ore

fla g ., S te ts o n hats, an d c o w b e ll.,
the T e x a s d e l e g a t i o n
m ade the

and \
it

W it h 2> second* to p la y he hit
H e n ry S to lle n v crc a w ith « P « “ *
on the 13-vnrd lin e, h u t the M u*
ts n g re, f iv e r fu m b le d w hen ta r
k led sud S h e rw in < a n d e * of O h io
re co vered to had the th re a t.

D A L L A S , Se p t
AAM

c a lv e d

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had

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de-emnhasizing fo o tb a ll,
th ,,,
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of

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w h.pl. 1 - ^ h . .
■'* p u r ity in ' n . ' on

thV “ ' , « r y in .titu t.O P w .n tin g to
down th ,, m ulti m illio n .d o lla r

Humble Oil Cr Refining Co.

S a tu rd a y

H o u s to n , Texas

w e re
th e ir

afternoon

giant,

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p Un ' 'V\vbm h asketl

th e

big

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in s ig n ia
n ec kw ea r

l„ d

and

Joseph's Mans Shop

P°

no p o rt . c

At Ic ...

©♦ber m ilitary items

t-J*

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tr iin in g ,

IW P d o w n

to ch.„*».••
T h is WHR partiCuUiTs

tru e

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i-l ANNOUNCING OUR NEW SERVICE

» r^

in

the c i t y

t h >*

is d i s t i n c t iv e n o d a u t h e n ­

tic . R e s t o f n i l , it 's t t y le d to

M

At this lo w cost, w hy go an­
other day w ithout the convenience
o f your ow n ch eck in g account? N o
red tape; just d ro p in here to m o r­
ro w for 5 minutes and buy a book

127 East 6 th

of 20 T h r if t if .hecks. N o charge for
deposits or m onthly service.

Students—You Con Still Hear
FRANK PACK
H e a d of B 0 e
C h r 's ’ a^ r o

sn*

TbuM Cfoet

• th ln tic a lly , I . lh . . . d D r. V . r . . . T .

A t

th e

R e g u la r

1 0 :30 A . M .

W o r s h ip
and

7 :3 0

S e r v ic e s
P .M .

M e m b e r Fe d e ra l D e p o t * Insurance C o rp .

Austin, T#xos

th*

W

CLLiLU (AfUtU£
CvRYED IMSIOC *f<D OUTSIDE W k
GREATER BEAUTY... 6REATER ACCURACY

ani

un

Of. ah' iu .

h .x r r

w

•

th a t

R,g

bard!, chairm an of th# U n iv a rs u y
. t i c i " u / « '. »
of T aaa* A th le tic Council
w a re
aa clean as any of them, and

th ird L a m s

n I

cleaner
B e r n ie

than

0 k !,

n q ?h ^ A „ o(

ft, Pa

fo n t top tea iu n th e r.a

most.’’

on

the

w ide s t u f f and 172-pound H a l l i ­
b u rto n ’* p o w er th ro u g h the m id ­
dle a cco u n te d fo r 256 o f th e M a
ro o n ’s 302 y a rd s gain ed ru sh in g .
W o m a c k i egistp i od I D
fro m hi*
ta ilb a c k slo t w ith H a llib u r to n g e t­
tin g 132. T h e y each scored tw o
to u c h d o w n s to d ivid e p o in t hon1or*
A u s tin stat ted th e firs t- q u a r te t
sco rin g , W o m a c k c lim a x in g a sixty - y a fd
d riv e
w it h
a
15-yard
s p rin t and the M a ro o n s g ra b b in g
an e a r ly lead. 6-0. B u t the H alf
pmied
12-6,
Beaum ont
leading.
B e f o r e th e v w e a rie d , the B e a u ­
m ont in v a d e rs k e p t A u s tin f » " s
a h u fflin g in th e ir seats a* q u a r ­
te rb a c k Jim m y Morrison d ire c te d
a g a m b lin g , u n p re d ic ta b le o ffe n s e

Prescriptions
Allercreme Cosmetics
Sur gic al Gar me nts
ED

M IN O R ,

P h e r m a c ia t

1910 G u a d a lu p e
Phone 2-5211

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O k U h - .m .,
, „ ucM nw n, „

M o o re , co m m issio n e r o f

K R U G E R ’S
O N THE D R A G

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2236 G u a d a lu p e

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LOW COST CHECKING ACCOUNT

THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK

i TWCHTt(TB CfKTURY WSTCM VIOAOfR

A Q .7

cornpU''*

l r . pH

Speaking Today At

UNIVERSITY AVENUE
CHURCH OF CHRIST

oVc

ml-th .

,

k r iv k ta a t

night.
W o m a c k s e ffe c tiv e n e s s

*1 0 °°,0 $100°°

A b ile n e

—

„k*

and hang a 32-12 d e fe a t on B e a u ­
mont H ig h at H o u se P a rk F r id a y

S te ts o n

or

VA/J? M

p

e n Ltd lo o k s th r o u g h o u t its lo n g lif e .

ra n g ?

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SH 0 0 T/H6 TOOTH A M ETA L FLO W EA AMO
TH E SC CHT OC PER FU M E.

O pen Season,

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COM PAA!OMS B i

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THE HA ADLE. B Y PA ESS/H 6 THE

^ W rtU EA , THE OATHEA COULD 'S L A / '’H IS

N O R M A N . O k.-i.t
S e p t. -JO
(lr
a h l.llH K ia ( ., j th ie f

!#cd bv e lu s iv e D e la n o VA oms* k
and h a rd - ru n n in g R ic h a rd H a l l i ­
b u rto n , the A u s tin H ig h M a ro o n *
clim b ed b ack fro m s fi-12 h a l f ­
tim e d e f ic it to sco re m o te th a n a
po;nt-a-m inute in the second ha f

On

^

T i ATUATO A COUTHTD
THATCH CLEM A LT SET /HAD

I*

S w a m p W & M , 49-7

M aroon Rally Topple*
Beaumont High, 32-12

STETSON

ST UDDSD W ITH P f A ALS, TF

- ii

IS THI Dt$TlB6UlSHfO

the S o u th e a s te rn C o n fe r e n c e , said
be **w no reason to get ex cited .

of the P U A I H f

H

think th# S o u lk w t it Loni

.p p ,.,

I HL A ID W ITH DOLD AMO
;ne.

Ma i y

fo r any ch a n g e s in th**

“ Wa

HST OL HATCH f it S A M M T

^

/H SSD AHD A l U S SHAM SI,

A d d ition al *port* new*
in
rluding S a tu rd a y • big football
•cora* and th* *to ry of Sun
d a y * ba neb* ll action
may ba
found on page IO, the final
page of t h i • m u f ,

tt il« o n rr.ix n c .il
• '
'
fr e t , p , e d e n , . In te r M i o . r d . u . u
I
I " th* S o u t h . , .t ,
ro U .g r.
in g e n e ra lly *a.d th e y
saw no teaso

the sport w as born in l Rr'9 , and
the
W e s te r n
C o n fe r e n c e
tBig

M A V H A M C A M U SO TH IS U W Q U f

J

NOT ICF.

l r . , .n il l> »>Utb*'l c o .c h B . r n c y

the CH*, o f tho Iv y L e a g u e , w here

Klf 4A i / / / M C fM T U A Y W ATCH W O ALD

m a l s n e a k in g th

lim e d I " " v ie w ll »• « M t i o n . l
o v .r - r n , p h . sir.IPK- So we we .o r

PP u . rd

//

>f '8 / 6 S H O T * # n e

the tw o - y a rd
v e i ted.

f
.

razor-

( ft;

a ro ig h in g p e r
L rp p m a n ga ner
fjriv c w h ic h WO*

a

hiRh », h „ „

the

ti*

n v lr

• ' W b l* - 1
t “ # ti » 1 ‘ |V* l

..th o r. d r.

JEWELRY ODDITIES

i he p o in t.

p a y m e n t of * , n l e l f
of ..m p c '.n x - t h in c

g .m ..,

fo r

re c e i ve*f a rid is *
I, H o o p e r m is r e i

nH
gh*

around

foot Via ll ?
role.
1 (
h u r ly r . p l i. d , “ nothing.|
W * M « d r .it ie
‘ ®11” * t _
T h ir t w n . d . o c . U d e h . P K . . dr
. .p u n . . «r.d»l in » n .« h t h . d

p r o ie iy t in K .

patch es

spot a

a

arri* f o r the seco n d A g g “ ***
dow n.
(I.
a<
P

.th elettcs and other facets c ________ ^

setup

f ir e

w

ani

A A M g'l*
*•
early
n th e I
9 fi aid ramh r

i .

fro m

ha r * me lead a n d it re m a in e d
f o r L a m a r M H a r . a b g blond
so p h o m o re t n p li- t h r e a t e r , to p u ll
t o u t o f th e

le f ’
W ith j u s t six
he half, R a y D ra v e * * anted

c o n tro l a th e is tic * ani !(ie°rh th«f* n e w
o f c a m p u " l , f '* /.
n ‘‘^r a * n d a ly

signed to re tu rn the sport to a
stric tly .im on-pur* u . . „ , - t h po

q iir t e r h a r k a
<D an
J ,ne* 1 d,d b e tte r
<*r,"i A ith K e n t u c k y

............
fo r ;

'*t u t y ' rt*
P

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D e v ils

Ir a

c

tune

c o lle g e s th e sim p le q u e s tio n : w h at
a rc you
d o in g tode-emph»ai*e

by

de

»r”u, ^mmiite.a toS o o n er,

z.

A^xud
c o u n try

'’ /

n

2236 G u a d a u p *

readily obeyed.

,d * » d h 'lf b . r k , and v n .t n r.n n «.

S

th e B o r d e r C o n fe r e n c e b u ilt up

n ro f
Pr" " ' ’ *d

t hree
p r e f e r r in g to k eep j
VV illta m and M a .
h ig h - sa la rie d co ach es, sub- d a r in g an a m b itio u s

s p irite d

K R U G E R S on th e D r«*i

an " .n fi to a n d - . , , . Ne tr.h .1 . in
n th l- tic ./ ' »nd . O w .n .t .t u t i.n .

t h e .,

he

....
.w

etics.
rocked
COM .** p r « . n , . . t . . n . . rooked
by a *#rie* of acandals, called tor

,nto

A r iz o n a

HOUGHT TO YOU I *

S
t ;
P, „
R
—

T

rtT in ,,

but

The

a _ hoid.ng^ pena ^

>•«

b a tte r

b ack s.
M c H a n , o p e r a t e g a t both quart e r back and fu llb a c k in A r oansa*
to u c h d o w n s and h e lp e d trem end o u s ly to -et up a il o f th e o th e r
R a z o rb a c k s c o rin g , m c, jd .n g an
I I -yard fie ld goa b v La* S - .u J
o peners.
W illia m * , a il. H e also th r e w th e Key b,ock
HariC*.* Sew e.., »p_a_,
.la c k and D on B a r t o n , an d R o ‘b r v nn a to n c h d o w r p ».v A riz o n a S t a te cow ered fo u r Ka*
D illo n re c e iv e d p ra ise * fro m th e
agr eed th e “ doubie- z o rb a e k fu m b le * in toe f ir s t h a / .
- r r.ed in a fine job
T h e e go- o r e bobb e on ’ r ‘*
le a d er a h -Btu H o t­ A r k a r.-a- 10-yard lin e n th e openro d the B o ile r m a k e r * .ng q u a r te r ar d sco red quick!'- o,<o m a n y rn.'t a k e * to a pa** fro m H a r o ld S e l f to enc
. Ve T e x a *. “ B o v , th e y
J o h n n y A lle n .
n ard , d o n 't t h e y * ”
Tom Sa n so n k i l l e d the p o in t.
U o lc o I t.

^ r;r;d

on th a t rfn V e, c lim a x e d w hen
( ia f d M n a i p a„ e d
fro m the
.
lin e
to C h a r i t y
I)a rr o w
H odge in the end zone
H o o p .r c o n . f r t . d .
T (.ch . co rcd
, 4 « .y .r,l .a r x .

.p p ly n g

^

th a t

to

' n r anomer-.

,•
■
t0

o th e r fin # G R U E N S
fro m $29.75

CHARGE IT-NO M ONEY DOWN

I iK’nt
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BUU

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pi

at

a sc a n t I d . OOO fa n * h e re S a t u r d a y .

do g

a - w eeK.

'

b u t lost. It W ith a fu m b le in t
•lech end 7.one.
Rob S m ith , the Aggies h e ra ld e d
fu llb a c k ,
show ed
g re a tn e s s
in
/ ii,,
. p a r t . , b a,
of ,h ^
„ m. pp - h . b . n . h * : ,

N B W V O R K , S . p l 29— t e i O o H .x e p . m p u . . . r u m b l. w it h t*lh

added

quaker

S t a tp o f T e m p e . *30 to 13, b e fo re

,

Even

y*

X re y

S e p t.

• *• ro a ' h J . T . K ;n g said
•• •
in c w a s b e tte r fro m ars ofve p o in t. “
b L a - «on im p re sse d c o ach e s
and K i n g w ith hi* t im e ly
P
r j n n m g on p itc h o u ts and quick-

t m<.

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• **• -*r.im e r vs
again** one of the toughest Red out, to see the Aggies arni , e< Ba der te a m * it e ve r fa re d .
.te e s p la y th e ir br** gam e in D a.
l
T h e v had been rn ce* m g anE r r a t ic
a t tim es, b u t b r illia n t la*
Tn
I I
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th e Aggies sco red
n u a d y at S a n Ar, >n

the C o m p a n y s o p e ra tio n s .

PERSO N A L

of

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In g ra n a m
ait

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de* hacks co u ld hold Die ha. long naid
,
;n the le ft
enough.
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th an ex and
a .2

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F a rm e rs W /h ip T e x a s T e c h
In Cotton Bowl, 20-7

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To Second Victory

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fu m
n b lees,
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ta k e « r
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d u rin g p o ssib le
th ro e

«a’ th e ha * o u t, a f '»
" M e ta •
w ith a .p * .d . d - w e re read

neaten the

Wetter
f * #n, € ab out
’
pleased

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and

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p e rfo rm e d b e fo re th e

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r rh .r r,

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su rre n d e re d the ba,
or f, im
and fo u r pa**e* w e re in te rc e p te d

1952

M . S. d e g r e e

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i
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th is
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fa n .

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i ^. ^f^oTr R* ^w^h :;*
p re ve n t C o ach C h e r y adde
pre
^

te r fo a c h t n * the

re p re s e n te d w ith a s c a tte rin g of
s t u d e n t ', exes, and Texans in the
in d ia n a r i e im t y , s ittm g a . a K-'-*p

Advanced Engineers,
Chemists, Physicists
who will g ra d u a te

29

n a if sc o rin g t h r u .t a eased the ait*

17

who

In d .. S e p t

a n x io u s m o m e n ta h ere S a t u r d a y , J a tte n d e d th e
b u t T e x a s ’ s tro n g d e fe n s e an d first th ee, A lto n , o f

score.
F ig h t tim e* the s e n s a tio n a l bur
U r th re w the b all, and e ght tim es
he com pleted the p la y . A id e d b
a roughness pens tv and one fo r
offside,
he m oved ’ he ball from
off
t in t
i
his own one foot line to O h io *

Engineers

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32 27 * f t o r y r>f
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some
b
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ftltf
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bad
h a n d l i n g .
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tim e* the M is ta n g s

M ott d i-aslrou a o f toe m te rte p
tions cam e n the c lo s in g min lie s
The
M I'ta n jr*
ta d
stopped
ar,
tth io surge on tn * one foot line
a llo w in g the b u rk * o n ly fo u r y a r d s
rn fo u r dow n* B e n n e t s opened a
pa.* a tta c k from hi* ow n end zone
in a v a lia n t a tte m p t to sq u a re the

Humble Oil &
Refining Company

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to h a lt oth er drive *.

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o p e n in g d a y th ro n e in O h . , h i.
r u r r .il., - P ' - - *
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tto
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v. w
itn essed the
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witne«*ed
the co
contest.
Roh _j0<) r, *
o v e r the M u s ta n g * n
*
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Tho ta e rf- la d e n O h .n an *
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r f c t r a p oint,
f o r , lo a c h
in the - c o n d - e n .M o n . on
m „ r „ p tio B J . n o w . r r c H . l d *
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Better This Year.

Arkansas Downs
Arizona, 30-13

TAKE A YEAR TO PAY

A*

Sunday,

September

TOU Tops Huskers
W ith 28-7 Upset
second quarter to wipe out a 7-0
LINCOLN, Nebr., Sept. 29— (Jf) I ans on their way to a 28-7 football Nebraska lead, gained in the open­
— TCU, a fine team of opportun- j Actory.
lata, exploded a three-touchdown
A crowd of 38,000 saw the ing period.
The Nebraska score had eome
barrage or. Nebraska in the second , Texas club score twice in the
period Saturday to start the Tex-! four and one-haif minutes o, t-.v largely through a TCU pass inter­
ference penalty in the end zone.
But this break was erased on the
second play of the second quar­
'M ural Musings
ter.
That was when quarterback
Johnny Bordogna fumbled the
ball on the Nebraska eight. The
ball rolled backward into the end
zone where end W ayne Martin of
TCU fell on it for the tieing touch­
down.
TCU came right back after a
Br JEFF HANCOCK
Texan Intramurai Co-ordinator
short Nebraska punt with a 48C l n u A team s Were evenly j (nun.. ATO scored the,only touch, yard march ending when Bobby
matched in Friday night1* intra- down en a pas. from U \ . Taylor Floyd went over from tho threeyard-line.
mural football program, b u t class to H. VV. I ’..grim.
Before the quarter ended, TCU
B g a m e s involved a p a ir o f ru n Sigma Phi Epsilon’s **B taam
aw ays
ran wild f r id a y night to I ©fit I hi scored for the third time after
Alpha Epsilon Pi a n d Kapp. Sigma Delta ' B ', 61-0. Barclay blocking a Tom Carodine punt on
A lp h a tied, 6-«, in a C la ss A thrill- Dum ukes was tee big gun <>.
< the N e b r a s k a 29. On the very next
c r AEPI winning ths contest on ■SPE attack. I),smokes passed for play, the TCU star, Malvin Fowl­
p e n e tr a tio n s , 2-1, AEPI'* sc o re thre- touchdowns and ran for er, passed to end Bob Blair for the
L
on a pass from Milner to another. Thomas Thomas passed score. Keith Flowers kicked all
Glared, midway in the first half. j to Blanton for one s c o r. and ran the extra points.
,,
r p ! fo r two more, on
one on a p u n t r<sBut the fourth Frog touchdown
D. D. Chandler thre
to . .
an intt,rcepted in the last period was the only one
Hudson for the Kappa Alpha
that really gave the crowd it*
score in the second half.
pass.
biggest share of laughs and sobs.
rDan V,
... agner led. cisrrvsB
Airth*
Sigm
a
Alpha
Epsilon
beat
Pal
Sigma Alpha
^
44_
th< iK on(, The events leading up to it started
Epsilon to a hotly-conte.ted 12-7 | A PP
^ .
the ni(fht, M. when Nebraska fumbled and TCU
K
victory over Phi Kappa Sigma. I unc
R. Gilmore connected for five got the ball on the 28. TCU
SA E’* first score came on a lat­ touchdown passes
promptly fumbled it back to N e­
eral and a pass. W agner pitched
The Pekes overcame a 12-point braska on the 20 with Nebraska
out to Hart, who was to the left Phi Delta Theta half-time lead to almost immediately fumbling it
several yards behind Wagner, and beat the Phi Delta in a Class TV back once more to TC I on the 28.
H art hit Jones with an eleven thriller, 13-12. Bill Clark passed This time TCU went the distance.
yarder for the T.D. The winners to Hammon Hopkins and Robert ^
Nebraska played without All
scored their second touchdown on A rm strong for a two-touchdown
America Bob Reynolds, who was
a 0-yard pass from W agner to Phi Pelt lead a t the half, but the
sidelined with a shoulder in jury.
A Holist'
f. n. Phi Kappa Sigma scored Pekes’ came back for two touch­ However, Nebraska showed nothon a 60-yard aerial from A. M. downs and one extra point in the
i ing in the way of the kind o f an
Lloyd to B. Jones,
■second half to edge the Phi Pelts. constantly broke Reynolds into the
The C. O. Iaancuiter to R. W.
Eugene Green passed to Mal- explosive offensive line that so
Bowman passing combination was colin Bullock for the first, Peke J open last year, and it is doubtful
good for two touchdowns and a score and Cliff Goldsmith passed that Reynolds could have staved
Phi Delta T heta victory o v e r Sig­ to Jack T u rn e r for the second six I o ff this licking.
ma Phi Epsilon, 14-7, including a points. W'ith the score tie< Gold- ;
safety in their scoring.
smith passed to Bob Dandies for j D i l l o n is D a n g e r a o u a o n P e n t *
Alpha Tau Omega beat Delta the winning extra point.
Bobby Dillon, star pun t return­
Phi Gamma Delta beat Phi
Sigma Phi, 7-0, in a close Class A
Kappa Psi, 7-6, on a runback of ; er and safety man for the Orange
an intercepted pass on the first and White, retu rned 18 punt* for
play of the second half. Jack 365 yards during the 1950 sea­
# u r k e stole the bail on the Phi son.
Psi’s 35-yard line and sped down
the sideline for the tally. N eff
passed to Godwin for the winning
’Mural Schedule
point. The Phi Psi’s a l s o scored
on an intercepted pass run hack by
2.50
M en (Lay
I month — ...... .
Curtis in the first half.
T ouch F ootball
Acacia “ B” defeated Sigma Nu
2 months .... — .... 4.75
Cia** B
“ B” , 6-0, on a 12-yard pa^s in the
— .... 7.00
3 months
first half from N em ir to Fred Phi .Sigma K«*n>a* p»•m. S igm a Chi.
9.25
4 months .....—
Dishing. Sigma Nn failed to ma­ l-i Kai pa A lpha v*. S ig m a Alpha »P*ilon.
I
1.50
terialize a s e r i o u s offensive D elta
5 months _______
T«
Delta ▼*. Kappa Sigma.
Clat* A
threat.
13.75
6 m o n t h s ____
7 p .rn
Delta
Ta
I
Delta
v». Kappa. Sigma.
20.50

30, 1951

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4

W i t h o n l y 5 2 w e e k ? i n t he y e a r a ^ m e

of these National Weeks «et lost in the
shuffle.
This n e x t week, for example, is - »tional Independent Students Week, Kellthous Emphasis Week, s nd Natmnal
Ne w sp a pe r Week. I t h a t w e d Uke to
talk about here is National Newspaper
Week, which features the striking theme
of "your newspaper bahts ’ he way rn
freedom.”
There s something a hit unusual about
•his ne ws pa pe r business, The publisher
thinks you run a paper for profit; the
advertiser think - you r u n it exclusively
for his business; the press agent looks
on it as an organ for publicizing his
clients; the clubs and societies want to
HP it for their own exclusive benefit
Al l keep o n th- look-out for their n a m e s
(correctly spelled) in prim.
S o m e w h e r e 'in the middle of all that
we have ’he editor and the reporter*
tryin g to pr in t the new? tai rh and ac­
cura t cly, arid usually with valid inter:• in# it into thin complicated
pretation
a c h e n e ti la! ch di lation ha? made of life.
I'ntil How we (and w e ’d like that edi­
torial “ we” to mean the ne w s pa pe r boni­
ness as a whole) t hi nk we've been doing
about as f ai r a jo b as possible. Th e r e
have been some pr ett y good m e n w h o

?e r E r n i e P y l e — m o r e t h a n w e c a n m e n l i o n h e r e . A n d t h e y ’v e d o n e s o m e b e t t e r
than average work toward b rin gin g

knocks,
new*

however,

and

when

distributing

-urn*’

some

Friday
football

m orning w hen
squad

boarded

the
a

plane

bound

f or P u r d u e , t h e r e w e r e j u s t a b o ut m o r e
n e w s p a p e r re porters and p h o to g r a p h e r s
t h a n U n i v e r s i t y s t u d e n t ? at A u s t i n

Air-

port .
E x p e c t i n g a b i g t u r n o u t , t h e t e a m got
!«, t h i s w h a t y o u cal l s p i r i t ?

COCKRUM

i°

a

R e m a r k i n g t i . a - n< v. a J
t
A m enably
{ii
th at
th e
Studc
m ittee
saw fit to create
-ch a c
b e c a u s e it w ill t a k e a g r e a t b u r ­

b elie r *

ad

no confl ict .
The

den

la test

of

th ese

tilts

beand
• of

to

ir r ita te

government

official? a n d , i n ­

gag

rule,

ser u r i t -

officei,

im ­

p o u n d e d official r e c o r d, s e c r e t m e e t i n g ,
a n d t i g h t l y - r e g u l a t e d g o <r n m e n t a l p r e s
release p ush es the free press one m ore
step to w a r d the n ear-extinction of c o m ­
p l e t e f e d e r a l c o nt rob
S u c h c o n t r o l s a s l i s t e d a b o v e t a k e n in
t o t a l , e v e n t u a l l y c ou l d c o n c e i v a b l y

vsij:>e

o u t t h e r i g h t o f t he p e o p l e t o k e e p i n ­
formed of the activities of their g o v e r n ­
ment. That

ri ght c a n o n l y b e p r e s e r v e d

b y t h e u ni f ie d p r o t e s t a c t i o n s o f t h e v o t ­

the new spaper'? fu n ctio n s of g o v e r n m e n ­
tal

w a t c h d o g and c o m m u n i t y

mirror.

N e w s p a p e r s a r e still f a r f r o m p e r f e c t ,
o f c o u r s e , but b y a n d l a r g e t h e y ' r e c o n ­
d u c t e d h o n e s t l y w i t h p u b l i c i n t e r e s t in
mind.
During

National

Newspaper

Week,

for a free press.

n a t i o n a l d e f e n s e , old To m was
p r e t t y b r i g h t , y e t it m a y look
like h e' a c o n t r a d i c t i n g h i m ­
self. Bu t , t h e n , he lived in a
c o n t r a d i c t o r y w o r l d . Shuck*,
if he lived t o d a y he. could e r e
a t e twi c e t h e p a r a d o x e s in
h a l f t h e life s p a n .
So w h y n o t a g r e e wi t h a
most all he s a y s ’
F i r s t the d i l e m m a . S u p p o s e
we h a d a g o v e r n m e n t wi t h o u t
newspapers, Tor one
t hi ng ,
b e t t i n g on e l e c t i o n s w o u l d he
r o m e r i sky, if t h e r e were a n y
e l e c t i o n s a f t e r a f e w y e a r s of
non- c e n s u r e d g o v e r n m e n t .
T h e n , t oo, t h e g o v e r n i n g class
w o u l d m a k e o f f wi t h the s wa g
b e f o r e the g o v e r n e d
knew
what was h a p p e n i n g .
S u p p o s e we ha d a n e w s p a pet
without a government.
T h e n s u p p o s e s o m e Aggi e
p r o n e s p o r t s w r i t e r lilly r e ­
mar ks that the Tex as Long
horns are a "b u n c h * sm oes.’
T h e r e b e i n g no law t o re
s t r a i n s p o r t s f a n s f i o m as? a i l t i n g s po r t s w r i t e r s , the
p , Hir
guy
would
probably
w r i t e his n e x t c o l u m n f r o m a
ho *( ital bed. S o r r y , we have.

T h e Da{ | | T exan

not

a

m ajor

argum en

.

of cours e, ex p t as a m a t t e r of
th at
area,
pr i nc i p li e - e v e n
in
th at
s o m e p e o p l e wi d
n o t maj or .
story.
In b r i e f , h e r e
De a n N ow o t n]
i n f e r s t sl ot of o n t a c t m a n h e iv e r n m e n t
and
tween student
was
Uai ve; s t y
A d m; m i t r a l
as k e d by p er s o n s oui i d e t h e ' n t v- i -Tty to allow t r usa d e f o r F r e e ­
d o m col l ect i ons to be m a d e on t he

deed. to often b rin g reprisal? again * the
press.
Each

i t>

the

th e

I our

m em ber

r e i tlei
er a tta that
on ad d r iv es

D ean

lu r in g th e lon g
w o u ld be c le a r e d th i

'
dom

T h o s e k nocks h a ve been hard and f r e ­

from

sta ff,”

q u e n t e n o u g h , e s p e c i a l l y in re ce nt \ e a i -,

g o v e r n m e n t or th e c o m m u n i t y .

j g h t h e com-

m ittee.
F rid a y ,
th at " th e

n m erited
Rodm an
c
e
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w o u l d p r o b a b l y be less s er i ous.
T h e C o n s t i t u t i o n o f t h e I ni v e r s i ty o f T e x a s S t u d e n t s ' Associ a‘i on s a y s : " T h o D « n o f S t u d . n t
L i f e shal l h a v e t h e p o w e r to
a m e n d or r e p e a l , t e m p o r a r . s y , a n t
p r o v i s i o n in t h e C o n s t i t u t i o n o r
L a w s of t h e S t u d e n t s ’ A s s o c i a ­
t i o n , w h e n in his op i n i on t h e In­
t e r e s t s of t h e U n i v e r s i t y r e q u i r e
it , b u t thi s a c t i o n shal l b e v a d
on l y unt i l t h e n e x t m e e t i n g of t he
B o a r d of R e g e n t s . ”
♦
★
I - C l e v e l a nd , Ohi o, t h i n g s a r e
g e t t i n g t o u g h f >r - b o o l t e a c h e r s .
Several day? a g . a 37-year-old
h o u s e w i f e wa? c o nv i c t e d o f b e a t ­
i n g a j u n i o r h i g h school p r i m p s
wi t h his o wn p a d d l e b e c a u s e he
g a v e h e r son a “ s w i f t kick.
*
*
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p eo p l e ,
wrho
h av e
the
Russians
thirteen
f ought
t h e 2 5 0 y e a r s si nce P e t e r
t i m e *4
G r e a t , a r e -aid t o s u m up
an motive,? in t hi s c o r t e m p Lu
t u o s p h r a ? e : “ No M u s k o f e v e r
even a half-truth, anywhere,
to le

i v t i me/ *
\ T irk f o r e i g n o f f i c e o ff i c i a l
tol d an A m e r i c a n r e p o r t e r , “ Y o u r
Pr e « l e n t Ro s e v e l t w e n t to Y a l t a
( a I. i pus.
an ; b e l i eved h a l f of w h a t R u s s i a
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DEAR GENE:
He agreed.
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sa i d; he wa? t h e r e f o r e h a l f w r o n g .
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li eved a t h i r d of w h a t t h e Rusmi t t e e , a th t e e - m e m b e r g r o u p s e t
A l a , *»
«ian* tol d h i m ; t h a t m a d e him onefu nd*
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to
a’art
u p to pa?* o b »1 rarYir
t h i r d w r o n g. N e v e r bel i eve a M u s ­
Airway
lo y
ra sing dr i ve s
k of . ”
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c
S i n c e t wo m e m b e r s of
♦
★
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p u t t e e a r e po l o ng er on
D o n ' t k n o w w h a t t h i s o n e i*
b
t,'
th e
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se nobly, t h o u g h , he a c t u *
O k l a h o m a < tt y
g ood f or , b u t —
passed a l i r e m e m b e r c o m m i t t e e .
O k l a h o m a C it ;
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ago.
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had a p o s t m a s t e r w h o m s i s k d
»v e r n rn e n t.
o f ’ apology a n d e x p l a n a t i o n to
T h e r e ’* n o t h i n g t o
t h a t t h e c o r r e c t n a m e was “ S t r a t >ys an d t o o f ew girls.
anre
of
T om m y Rod man , the remain! g
hut graft
y
iii, New
ford-upon-Avor.” A hard-headed
if a J
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a n err. m e m b e r . He *a«d “ I r e g r e t t h a t
Ever yb od y knows that.
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t h e pe o p l e t h e y a p p o i n t
or,.l C **» t'o*1 Of’
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AU g o v e r n m e n t ? at** tha* ‘-a
Okla.
t he F r e e Dan e cor n mi t Box I
ly m S e p t e m b e r , a n d I w a s c o n ­
E v e n s t u d e n t gov e r n me n t . .
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t a c t e d e a r l y rn t he m o n t h by t he
Of c o u r s e , in s t u d e n t g ov e r r
the same un sa tisf ac tor y
to
c i t y a n d c o u n t y of f i c i a l s arui told
mer i t s t h e r e i s n ’t rout h n
t h a t t h e y w e r e v e r v i n t e r e s t e d in
Froli<
g o t hold of. So t he pe opl e w h o
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T hi s u m m e r t he U n i o n Di recgetting University students fam ­
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m e e t i n g one S a ’ u r d a y a f a nd p a r t i c u l a r l y in g e t t i n g a ?
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Rules for Women
S o m e o n e b r o u g h t up the
m a n y s i g n a t u r e s as p - - 1h Ic . T h e
Male Chivalry?
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s p o k e n all o ve r t he c am p u s .
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note
the »rticlp wa* n ot an ed i­
t h e I 'in ? foi c oupl e? only. O t h ­
a
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er? o b j e c t e d . T h e be-? t h i n g a b o u t
torial, h u t w a . a c o lu m n by M a n ­
a n d s t u d e n t s a r c p e r m i t t e d to p u t
It'-* h a r d , w h en y o u ’re s i t t i n g
m a r r i e d l a di e s w e r e k n o w n a?
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on t h e o ut s i d e l o o ki n g in, n o t t o
d a m s e l s rn d i s t r e s s , it w a s a n ea?y
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e n v y ti >se inside. B u t it 4 e ven
si re . •
t h r o u g h s t a g line*. But Bill, one.
mat te for a bravo y ou ng k n ig ht
p a r t of “ I* ~ f e m m e s ’ w a s p e r h a p s
h a r d e r t o a dm i t t h a t y o u do envy
co u rs e was n o t on t h e c a m p u s ,
of tho«e w h o had t r i e d e v e r y ­
to pick ii a v a s t f o r t u n e by m a r j u s t l y < r it a1, b u t i t l a c k e d o b ­
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stru cti ve suggestions.
I n s t e a d , y o u f i nd all so. ta of
sels a n d s l a y i n g a h a r m l e s s g r e e n ­
vi nc e d t h e m t h a t it w e l k i n t w o r k .
O ne p in t
m e n tio n e d
w om en
r e a s o n s f o r n o t w a n t i n g to he
e ye d, s m o k e - b r e a t h i n g m o r - t e r .
T h e r e w a s no w a y to limit, t h*
d riv er? ,
in
c o lla b o ra tio n
.'n ess
w h e r e t h e y ar e . T h a t ’? n a t u r a l ,
*fag?, n r get kit * to a t t e n d .
In
our
modern
ci vi li za t i on,
th ree sim p le ru le s w o u ld g r e a tly
h ut it is also h a r d on t h e p e o p l e
l
e
v
a
T h e y a r g u e d f o r a c o u p l e of
r e d u c e if n o t e lim in a t e t h e h a z ­
whenever a brave young knight
who a r e inside.
h our s . T h e y di dn t a r g u e a b o u t
ard? c re a te d o n o u r th o r o u g h fa r e s,
( n o w k n o w n as a G. I > c o m e s
F r i d a y n i g h t t h e r e wa* a “ new
h ow t h e y c oul d g e t p u n k tty for
curb?, sid e w a lk s, etc. by fe m a .e
across a f o r t u n e the g o v e r n m e n t
k i n d o f d a n c e in t h e f e x a s 1 nom.
t h e m s e l v e s . I he y a t g u e d a b o u t
A b o u t 2 0 0 c o u p l e s w e t - ’ t her e.
c l a i ms m o s t of it a n d he f i n d s t h a t
operators.
how t he y coul d do t h e most 1.1 help
1. A r e d flag;< d e n o t i n g d a n g e r )
he i? m a r r i e d to t h e h a r m l e s s ( ? )
T h e r e w e r e no stag*.
t h e g r e a t e s t n u m b e r of ?s t u d e n t s
A f e w lone mal e* did stroll in.
s h o u l d h#> f l o w n f r o m t h e f r o n t
green-eyed (an ey e fo r g r e e n ­
Kor*>g" Btidwat tuition ■•ketsrsk'P*
____ fr\rm I V ll h« B.» ' B?.* B 8 h a v e a good t in e.
You c o u l d see t h e shock on t he i r
back 4), s m o k e - b r e a t h i n g m o n s t e r .
of a n a u t o m o b i l e whi ch is b e i n g
mg Friday S«ptemb«r 2? »'m d w i Si n o t h e
Friday n i g h t ' 1 dance w as the re ­
f a c e s w h en t h e y f i r s t l ooked in
T h e n as a m a t t e r of sel f d e f e n s e ,
h e r d e d by a w o m a n .
». - P ' - ' I «i 't * r F r li ny O r ' o h * r f>
sult. It wa* a c o m p r o m i s e b e ­
A p p l . c . n ' * m u . t h a s . '<
bJ u
2. W o m e n d r i v e r s s he lid be a l ­
t he p o o r l ad al s o t a k e ? u p a m o k e t h e door.
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T h e y e x p e c t e d t o fi nd a t h n el o w e d to i n d u l g e in t h e i r f o l ly o n l y
b r et*t hi ng, H e , h o w e v e r , m u s t d e ­
n**<) f i n a n c i a l » * * l » t a n c e
NEAL
F r i d a y t he o t h e r ? will h av e t h e i r
d e e p ci r cl e of b oy s a r o u n d i d i *{■
on r e s t r i c t e d s t r e e t s a n d r i g h t - o f p e n d upon a r t i f i c i a l m e a n s to p r o ­
F o r * i g n S t u d a n t Advi *'*r
w a y a n d t he Fr ol i c s will ret i m t o
or so d a n c i n g c o u p l e s T h e y
d uce s mo k e . T h e n like a m a d d e ­
ways.
• • n or m a l ” f o r on e w e e k . T h e n it
St i i d*n*» r # g i * t # r i n g
!b ' * w h o p u r f o u n d i n s t e a d a ci rcle if t a bl e?
3 . T h* ?e r e s t r i c t e d
zo n e s are
m o n , he d e s c e n d s u po n his c l a s s ­
will
he
“
coupl
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,
and
a r o u n d t he b a l l r o om , c a n d l e s on
a llo w ed to b e terro rized b y w o m e n
mate? and furio usl y p u ff s smoke
<h *tr a u d i t o r *
r o e e i p tf c B u i l d i n g IO ? ' o rtiBk* « r r » r . B* m « n t . f o r
so on.
the t abl e?, di m light*, a n d d a n c i n g
u n i t i n g c ar ? f r o m 2 a. m. t o 4
at t h e m .
d . l t x e r , of T h e D aily T e x a n .
All t h e g r o u p whi ch did toe
that was w ithout interruption.
a .m . o n ly .
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s
,
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,
is
my
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p l a n n i n g w a s pr e se lit F r i d a y . Mos t
t r< t l a t i o n M a n a g e r
T h a t i- all t h e r e wa? to it
a
O b s e r v a n c e o f t h e s e r e g u atior.s
a f o r m of s t u d e n t life a? low if
o
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m
d a m e for c o u pl e s only.
o f f i c e Fe ir a
th#
b y sk irted g r o u p w ill o n ce a g a in
Begi nnift f
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had one t h o u g h t in m i n d . M a ? t he
Adv Hory
wUi
No t h a t ? n<i! q u i t e all.
of th** I 'nt#r*r*it
m ak e d r iv .n g a s a fe p lea su re.
c r a s h e r . H a t s o f f to t h e p hys i cs ,
e x p e r i m e n t g o i n g t o he a s u c c e s s .
,rWm * * H A R L O W RDUKRTS-JR
W h o w a s i t t h a t sai d, “ T h e o n l y
c
h
e
m
i
s
t
r
y
,
a
n
d
l
a
w
p
r
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f
s
who
do
It w a s arid ti ey r n re pl e a s e d.
Inreet.'r
th in g on e can be su re o f w h en a
n.,t
allow
s
m
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k
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in
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e
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asses.
Ti •■ g r o u p i nc l ud e d t h e pr e s i ­
T h e I'w nh e lV en ie C o u n e i l m e e t i n g ha n
w o m a n g i v e ? a h a n d s i g n a l is t h a t
nth cr?
d e n t arui vi c e - pr e s i de nt at
R O B E R T G C A N T U JR.
been poetp o n ed
fro m O ctob.-r
.
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th e w i n d o w is d o w n '
fell
pm
M o n d a y . O c t o b e r ?. * ’ t h e K a e
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in of
PT the
me Week'
rye**
Man

C3ctus Editor Joined Stan
To Kill Time on Hands
By B E T T Y SEG A L
Texan Socnty Editor'
T m much tim e ‘ tarted C h a rlie I president o f S ilv e r Spurs, a I n Too mu-ti time
Vpr«’tv service organization. LoPta to r to w o rk on t h , C a 't a , w h en , w .
■"
J ttlh
ss »
.
he was a freshm an. N ow he s a mmn
g mw “—
t
Sp u r, C h a rlie confiders the o r­
senior and e d :for-in-chief of the
ganization the fin est on the cam ­
yearbook.
pus. He says there is no group ne
W h ile doing such routine du­
would ra th e r w ork w ith and bpties as ty p in £ anfi p o k i n g . C h a r­ lieves th a t there are trem endous
lie fir« t came in contact w ith the
p o ten tialities for the com ing ye a r.
frie n d ly atm osphere in the C a c­
Lo o k in g fo rw a rd to the be-t
tus
ffice.
tn t o ffic
e. IItt kept
Kepi him
nim coming
UWUIU“s
hack a* evident bv his re ceivin g y e a r of co-operation am ong memthe annual a w a rd fo r t h . o u t h e r, o f t h . b .n d C W * . *
an
standing f.rs t -year w o rk er. H is S ilv e r Sp u rs in the w ay o f service
second semester at the I n iv e rs ity to the school, C h arlie foresees ad­
C h a rlie was assistant editor of the ded color to the school sp irit this
h on orary section. He was ed ‘ or year.
Y o u can read ly see that ( b a i­
of the fr a te r n ity section fo r two
lie likes to w ork w ith people. He
years before becom ing editor-in
hief.
was a freshm an sponsor at the
chief.
C harlie also joined the R O I C j „ y ^ on t he program com m ission
r ifle tpam and W e stm in ste r Stu- i at W S F ) and a m em ber of Dr.
dent Fe llo w sh ip w hen be was a D e w itt R ed d ick ’s C en tu ry Cla-s at
freshm an. W h ile he was co-cap- the P re s b y te ria n C hurch, Studenttain of the r ifle team last ye a r j F a c u ity
C om m ittee, A P O ,
and
w ith L a r r y S co tt, the U n iv e rs ity '* Teja9 clubteam won fo u rth place in a nac h a rlie w ill be c o m m i s s i o n e d by
tior.al c o m p e t i t i o n . T hree U niver- the N a v y in j une, ’52, when he
sity students, Bob Ja m a r , T om
re ceive a business adirnmstraM a y, and C h a rlie, w ere a r r m n g the tion (\eg ro e j n m a n a g e m e n t .
top ten in d ivid u al sc-rers in the
W h e n C h a rlie w as elected to the
national match
editorship of the C actus, he sa\s
E v id e n tly C h a rlie still had spare h<? had n0 jdea about how to pu„
time. He becam e a m em ber
out a y ..a r book. He came to AusPh i F'.‘ a Sig m a, freshm an honor- t m
gummer to le a rn bis job
a ry fo r me i, an served a-, secre- 1 from
F r a n kie
W ilb u rn , Cactus
ta ry and ju n io r adv;-or of the m anai,e r. whom C h a rlie confiders
the “ b rains behind the Cactus.
group.
La st wee C n arlie w as elected The 1952 C actus C h a rlie calls a
“ rainbow book” since it w ill have
much m ore color than this y e a r s.
A T o w e r theme w ill be e arn ed
out in the ’52 Cactus. I t w ill bt
incorporated on the ro v e r and on j
m any pages as background phoT rp M en ’.- D ebate W orkshop to graph*. It w ill not be divided
w ill hold its firs t m eeting T u es­
at 4 p.m. in Speech B u i.u
_
dJaayy af
ild yu pg
201 to make t.
a 'w
plans C r M e r c h a n t s D O C K
p a r’ .cip.itmn
h
particip
atio n in - < i n t e r c o u n t y
Urn roam e.nts.
These event
^
ennio
the Southw est In v ita tio n a l ('AAulu rL ; ^
f, 0rensi< ?_ speech Ucontest

Ad Fraternity
Plans Pledging
Monday Night
T he P a u l J . Thompson C hapter
o f A lp h a D e lta Sig m a, national
professional ad vertisin g fra te rn ity ,
w ill m eet a t 7 :15 M ond ay night,
in J . B . 301.
P la n s w ill be made fo r a coffee
a t 7:15 W ed nesd ay night, in the
M e n ’s Lo u n g e of the Texas U nion
fo r prospective pledges.
R eq u irem en ts fo r admission in­
to the fr a te r n ity are a “ C ” a v e r­
age and an interest, in advertis-

Jack Snaps Half Million
Pictures at Campus Parties

” ev
*fo*llo w
and down the D ra g since 1940, tcollege ***v*
life.
W
him
i
I________.ti
Antu finn tm.c Ti TAif*TI IPS.
in terru p ted once b y the w ar, when through orientation, rush, picnics,
he served in the A ir Fo rc e . As parties, dances, Round-Up, g ra ­
an enlisted man he was sent duation, and v e ry often m arria g e .”
P a rty pictures, Ja c k said, s ta rt­
through photo school, and upon
graduation was chosen fo r tra in ­ ed rig h t here at the U n iv e rs ity ,
ing as a photograph o ffic e r. Then hut the idea has now spread to
as an o ffic e r he had to go right O klahom a A A M , L S U , S M U , and
ba~k through the same photogra­ several other universities.
phy school.
“ W e have lots of fun in this
“ T h a t’s the service fo r yo u ,” type o f w ork,” he said, “ Because
sprint:.
ing.
,
A lth o u g h everyone has heard he said. “ T h e y don’t take a n y­ 1in tak in g pictures a t parties we
O ffic e rs o f A lpha D elta Sigma
of Ja c k , few persons can give his thing fo r g ra n te d .”
see people at th e ir best and hav­
are H a l Copeland, presid ent; W ill
last name. H is fu ll name is Ja c k
A fte r the w a r he re tu rn ed to ing lots of fun. I re a lly en joy
T u o h y , vice-president; Gene Dow,
the U n iv e rs ity to com plete his m y w o rk .”
se c re ta ry ; A l Thom pson, tre a su r­ Rutledge.
“ A lthoug h few people know my education, and began follow in g
e r; and Lem P o rte r, public re la ­
the students around again with
I name,
I 111Hi Vy I* think
** my
*’ best character
H a v in g a p a r t y ?
tions man.
The Paul J. Thompson chapter istle la rem em bering t h , names of his cam era.
■*r N o v e l t y R u b b e r M s s K s
Am ong the m any caught by
if H e liu m I n f la t e d B a llo o n s
won third prize in the P re s id e n ts | " ' ^ . ' “ ^ ^ " k h
a large num ber
J a c k ’s cam era are D oris D ay, T om ­
i f C o s tu m e * — B u y o r R e n t
( u p C ° mpeJ)lt l^n1 *
D e ltT S ig m a ! Of students in this business that I m y Dorsey, Bo h Hope, and D en ­
W e h a v e N o v e lt ie s o f a ll ty p o s
convention o f A lp h a L>ena l i g n i n . *■
.
m anv
this sum m er at Fa lm u th , Mass. a c tu a lly have no dea how rn ny
nis M organ.
AUSTIN NOVELTY CO.
I - ' ,
T h e aw a rd w as fo r a tabloid new s-j I re a lly know. I t .
P H . 8-4357
“ B u t when we go to take pic­
SOO W. 5tb
paper put out by -he chapter how m an y, p robab ly in t h , thoutures where there is a visitin g
stressing the them e “ A d vertisin g sands, he added.
‘big nam e’ we don’t go p rim a rily
B u ild . A u s tin .”
J a c k has been rn business up to take pictures of the celeb rity,
but to get pictures o f the stu­
dents w ith them ,” Ja c k said.

M ore than h a lf a m illion pic­
tures o f students in th e ir natural
hab itat, n am e ly a t parties, picnics,
and dances, m ean a lot o f student
scrapbooks fille d to o verflow in g
w ith rem em brances o f “ the good
old days” in college.
Ja c k , o f J a c k ’s P a r t y Pictures,
took his 500,000th student pic­
ture a t the V a r s ity C a rn iv a l last

Music of Tower Bells
Rings Again M onday

“ O ur negatives a re kept for
eight years. A f te r th a t we don’t
have a n y room fo r them .” he said,
because we get pictures o f the
student in so m any phases o f hi”

a t 1 2 :5 0 the campus in W e stm in ster Abbey.
( ’ast by The Old M e n ee ly B e ll
w ill resound w ith the music of
F o u n d ry o f W a te rv lie t, N ew 5 ork,
the bells in the U n iv e rs ity Tow er.
the bells w ere installed in the
F ro m a little room high above
T o w e r in N ovem b er, 1935.
the clocks on the Tower, D avid
Anderson, senior music student
fro m M anor, w ill operate the ped­
als and levers w h ich cause the
40,000-pound carillon bells to ring

M onday

Snell Receives
$6,000 Grant

w ith m elody.
An derso n, who played the bedDr. Esm ond E. Sn ell, B io ch em ­
last ye a r, eau p la y a nything from ica l In s titu te professor, has re ­
f o l k ' songs to classics on them. ceived
M iarp
c e i v e d a $6,000 g ra n t trom
from Sharp
^
Ile said, h ow ever, th a t he has not I and Dohm e, In c., ph arm aceutical
C H A R L IE P lb JU K
. I
-X
ye t decided on a n y of the nu rn-: m an u fa ctu re rs, fo r studies
of nu­
hers
he
w
ill
play
on
his
pr<
grams
,
tritio
n
and
body
functions.
accordj ng to
schools
c a rry about the
HCIUIUIMK
*’
. , -as -is- t h i s I e d i t o r i a l .assistant,
,
e ve ry M onday, TV ednesday, and
Sharp e and Dohme gave the
v e a r’s book but w ill re v e—
rt back same weight.
to » more form al style.
i
For
a
personal
philosophy F rid a y .
grant to be used “ at Dr. S n e ll’s
S in ce there ail* only seventeen, discretion in support of vario u s
C h a rlie ’, decision* fo r the Cac* J Charlie th in k , that you should
tu . and ti,os,, of G ene M y ric k . as-1 “ never undertake an yth .n p unless bells, there are o n ly seventeen requirem ents of his program .”
Dr. Sn ell, on the In stitu te sta ff
so. late editor, and J u lie Lockm an , you’re " “ » £ *'«■<! UP to (ll)
. notes, and Anderson must trims
j pose most o f his music,
from 1939 to 1945, rejoined the
j
The room w hich contains the sta ff this fa ll a fte r teaching at
keyboard f o r the bells is at. the the U n iv e rs ity of W isconsin.
base of the colum ns in the northt in ) , B a y lo r Fo rensic
(W a c o ),
m fo r 2951-52, largest in j
I w est corner of the to w er above G r a d u a t e s R e c e iv e F e llo w s h ip s
M iam i Debate ( H o n d a ) , . s*ouri j
U n iv e r s ity ’* history, w ill in-'
the four-faced clock. I he large
V a lle y Fo re n sic i L a w re n c e . K a * - M llMj e in tra m u ra l, Inter-speech so-j
G halib A la n i, graduate student
I keyboard
fills the small room
Southw est
( o n f e ie r .ie , at
:„ it'e
f „ 1.*ftiu«riata.
privatere ty .h
rc o iie g ia te , and
-n a p
riv a te .
in petroleum engineering from
leavin g ju st enough room H r the
Round-T'p (A u s t in ).
ly sponsored contest, rn d * b « U
M ,d d e n , president of the com m ittees, and tho (foals sot fo r
bench on w hich A n derso n sits Iraq , received the Shell Petroleum
Fello w sh ip fo r 1951-52. The fe l­
E x Station**! in L o n n is fit
w
hile playing.
- s i
lowship am ounts to $1,200 plus tu ­
H a rry’ J .
D alton J r . , second
T he bells are played m anually,
ation.
,
.
- .»
Leag ue w ill be in charge.
It., U S A P , arni an ex-student of andA bdeclam
out t m
w ill be (riven b y in- m e et,.,* of the ( ampus U . * u e o f of tho I.esyu e ,
, hut the chimes w hich rin g the ition fees.
The club w il meet on first and
the U n iv e rs ity , is now Pu b lic In
S ta n le y W inthrop, from M on­
d iv id u a l, and campus
bus!".* - W o m e n t o t e r s M onday at Id lo
q u arter hours are operated elec­
form
ation O ffic e r of the Lake
orifiaLiVii
;
f
. (,orh I >in in tin* I c*xHs I jn ion Bu ild in g , third M ond ays of e ve ry month. tric a lly . A t the hour, the bells tre al, Canada, re liv e d the $1,250
G irls m ay join the League by
barie* A i r F o r c e B a s e and 5 U per- c o n c e r n s
o»
^
^
Maden and Jean W e s le y , S t u ­
graduate
Chem istry Fello w sh ip
play the fam ous W e stm in ster Peal,
attendin
g the m eetings. D ues are
p e s
th e
Lake C harles S k y w a y j
^
a m u ral a n ^ inte^-so- d en ts’ A n o c ia tio n se cre ta ry, w ill
copied from the peal of the chimes from Hum ble O il Com pany.
T im e s a p a P ^ ' of consmiernble aw a. 1 ^ “ r<
jd ncups the functions c f various $1 each term .
nze.
ci y

Debaters Make
Tentative Plans

Madden W ill Address

Women Voters Monday

Follies Auditions
Set for Sunday
The first auditions fo r M ica ’s
F o rty- A cre Fo llies w ill be held
Sunday at 3 p.m. in the In te rn a ­
tional Ballroom of the Texas U n ­
ion. a id Bob ( ON, I dlies d ire c­
tor.
M ostly musical ta le n t w ill be
needed for this y e a r’s show, sched- -• *,
. ., , N ovem ber lo ami I/ .
uiea
C i.irn
r, a
n.I rPll'l/’
PrS fo
Sing
ers
and
dancers
forr Ssolo,
group, chorus, and special numbers a- well a- students w ho can
play musical instrum ents, w ill bo
used in the Follies.
E s p e c ia lly
needed are three good tru m pet
players, a Hummer, hula dancers,
L a tin dancers and singers, and
electric and standard g u ita r p la y ­
ers.
Besides S u n d a y ’s auditions, Cox
plans to hold try-outs W ednesday
from 8 to 9:30 p.m. in T exas U n ­

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p r ic e

ran g e

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YE QUAl,HYE SHOPPE
M ason s

Ironstone

Blue

in m ost co m p lete
Place

Setting

Vista

open stock.
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Pink Bristol
Syracu se Sh etl-edge ...
W e d g e w o o d Eastern
Flowers ..........................6.75
F ou r D au lto n Patterns .... 6.50
A n d on up to Bone C h in a and
Lenox

at

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ion 309
C h in a Is a fascinating subject.

E X P R E S S BU S S E R V IC E

to HOUSTON
4 H ours

( ’ouiI in and U t us talk

G a ll 2-1135

to you.
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this is your shining hour. And here are your prop*:
The full skirt, voiced by rayon ta ffe ta , with
t o p billing in rayon velvet. Black, sues 9 to 15, 16.95.
From our cocktail collection, C o lle g e Shop, Second Floor.
S up p orting cast, the rayon ta ffe ta p e ttico at, stiffened b y crinoline, 5.95.
Also other styles assorted colors, S, M , L. Ling erie, Second R o o r.
The winging stole, soft wool knit In white or navy,
4.98; others to 8.95. The velvet clutch, only 5.00 plus ta*,
in black or navy, to b a c c o pouch style.
Accessories, S tre e t Floor
Take a break (and get a lift) betw een classes,
and hurry down to d ay . . . for

friday Hight is guwtout night

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A t th * C h u rch **

T H E D A IlY T g W

Old Czech Books
Seen at Seminary

Dr. Davis Hunts Paintings
Via Plane, Train and Tram

Stewardship Banquet
To Be Held by W SF

An exhibit of 30 religious hooka
from the personal libraries of Mrs.
Albin a Barton, widow of the late
The Rev. Jo s e f Barton of the
Czech-Moravian Brethren Church
Ev e ry o n e h e lle d her, ™
balminess because of
economic I at G ranger, and of her son, the
Chasing a r t over three Euroi ... rt
t,ut th me seemed to Rev. Jo s e f A . Barton of Nelsonoccasionally had d iffic u lty - finding
disturnances
,
,
.
•
i; i
pean countries was te interesting
unre.,t rn I U y than here J; Ville, is now on display in the Ii-,
the a rt that she wanted. M a n y ©J i
task of D r. M a ria n B . D a ™ . as­
•it home possibly because the hrary of the Austin Presbyterian ,
the museums were cloned m r
sociate professor of a rt, last sum­
pairs, and some painting!
Italians are used to d ifficulties." Sem inary.
mer.
'n o t on exhil.it. She v e t » r « «1
Thp hotel in M ilan
btmn j
The
exhibit
will
continua
F o r “ six months lacking nne
permission to see them.
,
,
i , i W orld wars, and through October 12, during the
day ” Dr. Davis traveled through
^ T h e ! Centennial Celebration of the
One painting she had to st © w as destroyed in both W o
En g la n d , Fran ce, and Ita ly d u r­
in the Louvre. A s she had to ex­ ” e»‘ .™°u’ d T h » , leer, leveled by J T e .b y t e r * n Church in T . xax, Ccing her research leave in w hich
am ine another scene painted on
*he was to study the \ e n e ta n
the back
the picture,
Dr. Davis
lack of
Of tntpier
po rtra itu re of the F ifte e n th
en
had
to
Obtain
special
f,err,‘!*
//'“
She le ft in M arch and reto
visit
the
ga!:cry
on
.
rn
lu r n e d °in e a rly Septem ber.
S r lk br yc a m f !during "her £ |

I ’traveled Ty plane, train , bus
tram ,
S E

horse

carriage,

boat, and | Lo u v re la a m p y
tty the I p c , ie, a , d the,.- I

Ball Room Dance Studio
Above Texas Theater

a r t

a n c L v

the small, blonde woman
said! “ O c c a s io n a lly the devasta­
tion has one advantage fo r an a it
student in th a t it enables one to
see a rt which has not been vis­
ible before, but th a t is ha rd ly an
cxr ice fo r the bombing.
In her quest fo r paintings, she
* had m any in teresting experiences,
I such as nearly being stranded rn
a sm all tow n because o f an overI crowded bus, and g etting a free
n ic k ,"

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>

~

Greg Scott

,

sh*- grimaced

I

1553.
T he R ev. B a rto n is represent*-j

fin,
excum
people seemed to be in goon spir

.

it a lia n s

-—

gondola,

lf
St!
THE REV. SCOTT FIELD BAILE/

additions to your
fall w ardrobe.

“ The Log ic o f S c ie n ce ” w ill be
discussed by D r. E a r l D allenbach,
' distinguished p ro fesso r of psy­
chology, at services of the t m .
ted C hurch of Fello w sh ip at toe
Y W C A , 914 Brazo s, a t IO 5 ) a.m.

Rector Fits
To Student
*
i
rn h i * soft-spoken m anner
R e v . S c o tt F le w H ailey, n ew
to r of A ll S a in ta ’ P a ris h , h a .

fA 5 rsr

.

I

years.
“ M ost of our young people rome
from the setting of a parish church
and we feel th a t w hile th e y are
here th e y would like to continue
rn the same en viro n m en t.”
All S a in ts ', stab lish fd in 1899
Bishop R e s o lv in g , o riginal I y
by
wa? m eant to serve the U n iv e rs ity
cornu u n ity, so tile parish em pha­
sis is n ot som ething new, but an
attem pt “ to put things in their
proper perspective, as M r. B a ile y

1

“ A m erica n
M issions— * n
Open
D oor,” at a yo uth service S u n d ay
m orning s t 8:15 a ra. at S t. . ar
tin ’s L u th e ra n C hurch.
The purpose o f this service is
to prom ote the p r o je c t o f toe Lu-

M i reb ;’. l .
Bu ild in g .
Some o f the productions that
m ay be seen are “ M y S is te r E i ­
leen,” O ctober 17-20* ‘'.Juno arm
the
Paycnck,*
N ovem ber
7 lr ,
“ T he
Madw om an
of
< haillot,
December
5-8; Dance C oncert,
F e b ru a ry
13-16; and a S h a k e ­
spearean production, A p r il
♦
Increased m em bership in the
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L a c e y , and L lo y d Hand.
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A lim it. I num b er of M ason Me* I m u n ity C o n cert f irM .
M em bership is lim ited to those
kets fu r the D epartm ent of D ram a
purchasing season tickets, and t ic ­
Pl I unctions is still available. Sales kets w ill not he a vailab le fo r in
,
continue
until
O
cto
ber
20
Will
d ivid u a l concerts. T ick ets fo r the
,,, u n til the rem ain d er o f the on
I or
season’s fo u r con cert are $6.00.
ginal 1,750 tickets are sold.
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B la n k e t T a x holders m ay pur­
T ic k e t sales are z o o m in g , the
chase the tick e ts, good fo r fo u r ­ A u stin Sym p hony O rch estra o f­
teen plays g iven hv th ®
fice reports.
mcnt. of Dram a, for only I E ' ’
The season ticket ’ alen ha
a saving o f n e arly $4 fo r the
! passed the 400 m ark on the fo u rth
ja y a fte r the cam paign opened
I M Non-blanket T a x holders a r e ,
i
Season tick e ts can he had by
I sim ilarly b e n efitted . W ith the sea-!
son tick e t, which costs S t , each U n iv e rs ity students for $3,60.
Included in the season tickets
p erform ance costs less than 29
cents, considerably less than the ire “ Tosca ,” O ctober 13; M onte
H ill D avis, pianist, N ovem b er
j HO cents charged fo r a single per
o rch estral concert, N ovem ber 19;
| form ance.
,
I
T h e season tic k e t assures the S ig i W e i '-en berg, pianist, Decem ­
holder of admission to ai lpi<>- ber IO ; Yehud i Morral n, v io lin is t,
ductions, some o f w h ich are pi es Ja n u a r y 14; orchestral concert,
anted in theaters of lim ited se a t­ F e b ru a ry 4; W a lte r Cassel, b a ri­
ing capacity. T ic k e t holders m ay tone, F e b ru a ry 25; E z ra R achhn,
obtain reservation s sim ply by c a ll­ conductor and pianist, M arch I " '
D orothy K irs te n , soprano, j
ing the box o ffice of the M usic and

2 3 3 8 G u ad alu p e

and m eeting.
,,
“ M u sta rd Seed Peo ple
' Bob B re d an, d ire cto r of youth
a ctivities fo r W e s le y Founda-

7 ;3 0 —

V n IVERSITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
A ll S a in t. Ep i*co p al Church was
g ranted perm ission r,y the C ity 9 and 10:50 a.m .— “ la Je s u s the
Son o f G o d ” — the R e v . L a w ­
C ouncil T h u rs d a y to blo cb o ff ISO
« ■
W a c o before the w ar feet of W h it i« A ve n u e fo r a street
rence W . Bash.
S T . M A R T I N ’S
nee 0 tflber
tober 19.
where he worked w ith the B a y l o r ;
E
V
A
N
G
ELICAL LUTHERAN
The
church,
located
at
W
h
iti*
student group.
He
also
is
a
m
em
­
Kroup. H e ^ a o ,»
rneniT,
CHURCH
ber o f the B o a rd o f C h ristian E d u ­ and 27th S tre ets, w ill hold the
cation fo r th- Diocese of Texas. dance in connection w ith a church l l a rn.— “ A P r a y e r fo r W isd o m
|
and K n o w le d g e ” — th# R e v . G .
Mr. B a ile y , a n ative of Ho .ston, fe stiv a l.
G. Roesener.
received his B A degree in lib e ra l
The R e v . F . G. R oesener, pastor j F I R S T E N G L I S H L U T H E R A N
arts from R ic e In s titu te in lf 3 8 .
CHURCH
f SC M a rtin ’* E v a n g e lic a l L u ­
T he next y e a r he attended the
theran Church. F< lr teen th and l l a.m .— “ Did Je s u s Rise from
U n iv e rs ity School of I^ w .
the
D e a d ?” — D r .
Dew s
I
“ T here wa- a sens# of Unsure­ Congress A venue, w ill speak on A ,
Speaker.
ness about getting an education at B ra y e r fo r W isd o m and K n o w l- ;
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
the U n iv e rs ity in those days,
he edge” Su n d a y m orning at l l a m .
10:45
a . m . — Serm o n
Ty the R e v .
com m ented. ' Now there seems to The service w ill he for Lu th e ra n
W o o d P a tric k , su p e rin te n d en t
students
of
the
U
n
iv
e
rs
ity
,
nurses
HU til
A’ B
y•
I SVUUtJUWJ
~
be a «f*T
sense
of UI
urge
ncy.
of the A u stin D is tric t o f the
A f t e r fr m d a a tiB . from V in rin ta tw in in g schools, and boxiness co
M ethodist C hurch.
S e m in a ry and servin g a t W a c o , leges.
7 ;30 ‘ p.m.— “ N a b a th H ad a \ meM r. B a ile y spent three years in
y a r i ” — T h e R e v . C h arles W a l ­
Dean L . D. H askew of the C o l­
the N a v y as a chaplain. He jv a s
ton, a ^oc:ate pastor.
lege of Ed u catio n w ill s p e a k a t
stationed in
C onnecticut, N ew
C EN TRAL
C H R IS T IA N
the l l a.m. service of the U n i ­
Y o rk , and N ew G u in e a in the
CHURCH
v e r s i t y M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h S u n d a y.
Pacific.
Dr H a kew is chairm an of the l l a . m . — “ T he F u tu re Is N o w ” —
“ I am delighted w ith w h at I ch u rch ’s com m ittee on evangelism
D r. Jo h n B a rc la y .
have found here in the w a y of
q p m.
C Y F and D S F supper and
and evangelistic missions.
student
enthusiasm ,”
he
said.
program .
“ A n d I hope the students keep
C harles P ro b st, pre-theological
coming in the o v e rflo w propor­
student at T exas Lu th e ra n C o l­
Ceramic Hobby Shop
tions th e y have been coming. ’
lege,
a t Seg u in w ill speak on

Season Tickets Sell
For Cultural Programs

ASI ruanda

UNIVERSITY METHODIST
CHURCH
l l a . m . — Serm on by L. D . Haskew, dean o f the I m v e rsity
C ollege o f Ed u c a tio n .
5 4
W e s le y Fo u n d a tio n supper

Su n d ay.

described it.
M r. B a ile y , his w ife E v e ly n , anti
C om ing to A u stin from N aco g ­
their tw o children, Louise, 6, and
doches w here he served as rector
N ick, 4, are residing a t 1603 W est
fo r six years, M r. B a ile y assumed
his duties at A ll S a in ts ’ Septem- 29th.

★ P a r k in o u r c ustom e r* p a r k i n g lo t!

s c;r m o n J

dl

tVip \ c r I
Besides being d ire cto r of
Tne
her
ipnt a c t i v i t i e s a t SterecL p . « o p « l fta< en* a c tiv iz e .
^
U c - |p h e n
•
^
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,,a u r ,

“ Students liv e in a v e ry a r ti­
ficial typ e of existence w hich they
didn’t know b efo re com ing to col
,ege and w hich they w o n ’t T 110*
a fte r g ra d u a tio n ,” he said. ‘ It is
our job to show them th a t there
is a place for the church in theii
college liven.”
_
.
E n d e r the new organization ot
c a d e n t w ork, a il activities w ill he
directed through the parish, and
not separate from as in recent

Fore 'ire tw o w onderful

ment.
•k

«

highlights from our

mLs3io n in B u r n a b y . C anad a,
lete w ith chapel, parsonage,

posed budget.
In charge o f com m ittees ®re
Jo h n C la ry , w a ite rs ; Jo a n n a G e n ­
t r y decorations* H e le n Tannerh ill, p rin tin g ; D avid Brass, in v i­
ta tio n s; and -Jimmy Bigg-, equip­

>

! t i ve o f his c h u r c h on t h e G e n e r a l I
B o a r d of t h e N a t i o n a l C o u nc i l of
t h e C h u r c h e s o f C h rist in t oe k le'l hix j'.h ax d ire cto r o f F.pisco-I Cnited States.
P “ b ,tUndC? ti r p . r t ^ r e w “ r m ° ^

tw enty-three thirty-eig ht g usdalupe

t h e ^ U . « u e c f the A m e r i c a n ^

P re s b y te ria n S tu d e n t ^
J O u t the L ig h t” by Gounod. Burinterested friends .rom t
^ W e s tla n d , organist, w ill p .ay
pus. C hurch, and S e m in a ry .
G uilm ont’s “ P r a y e r ” as a prelude,
Ralph Persons w ill b e j n i astor ^
^
o ffe r special organ ren d i­
o f cerem onies, and C laib orne B e ll
tions at the o ffe rto ry .
_______
w ill conduct a w orship service.
M a r y A n n M c W h o rte r, stew ard­
ship chairm an, w ill present a pro­

The people a ll seemed o U * in* i ^ V h n t ch w ch * i ^ a "motor b o lt

sr-atra:

Fe.-

a t 5:15 p.m. in
* £ £ p a J r and equipm ent.
G u e s t speaker w ill b
•
A special L u th e r Leag ue C hoir,
Jo e k e l, professor a t A u stin
- , UD(j eT the direction o f the new
b y te ria n S e m in a ry.
c h o ,r djrector, M rs. O liv ia JohnGuests w ill be the B o e r n
^
^
fche anthem f
Send

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the 16th c e n tu ry a t K ra lic e .
Am ong
t h e c o m m e n U rie s is:
p s t y l l a Caeska (C o m m e n ta ry fo r
Youth),
by J a n
Ssp an g b ert,
Pre a ch er o f N orth au s, the E m p e r­
or's T ow n, w ith a special forew ord by M a rtin Lu th e r. The book .
wa* W i l t o n in 1342 and dedicated
to P i , r;cesh E l i z a b et h o f B ra n d e n ­
b u r g , but was not printed u n til,

S tu d e n t

low ship w ill have its
nual stew ardship banque ^ .u n

K
neW, since
The list o f books on display in-j
*,H 1 th* rB ^ heen destroyed, but eludes several bibles, hymnals, and j
French have some open air j commentaries printed rn origins ■
s t a i n s She said that it seemed Czech, all over IOO years old.
‘ S h T sa id of Der tre k ti lough t h . that Italy whh rebuilding at a
A 1613 edition of the large,
much faster rate than France.
one. Volume K ralice Bible is 338
'.■T>e first time yo ; ae. t he' , , a r s o l d . The hoek had origm.lu .u .Ily theM e n * * *
of t. e devaxtntion, it just m a k e , you I iy bean printed in ,ix v o lu m e . in

" " M a n y of ........... . a l l e n , . . r n •he street, in ita lia n to w n ,, a n 1 w e r. , lo.ed except on
Lilt; stre et, -- _
the
in
j
>nd
th0, „ days. W i lt o n
make w alking hazardous.
had
to
rin
g
a
bell to gam admitThis w asn’t her D m trip
tance.
E
v
e
n
w
ith these difficulEurop e. She w an t in 1929 and
ties, Dr. D avis managed to see
again to study in 19.> »
m ost of the p ain tin g * hi c wanted
to, and to make copious notes
“ which w ill U k e weeks to so rt,"

^

blockbusters. Most o f the ra ilro a d tober 8-12.

The W e .tm in .u r

Larry Donahue, Pastor
Phone 5-9944

Dial 7-0194

. Dial 8-0178

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Ad Professor's Faithful

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Square Dancers Get Ca
^

day,h andr LeSland Antes J * . senior

T u rn , square dance, ta ry; N ancy C e h r .tr e a s u re r; De- J

wer*e ^ le c t e l

I

g lu t q u a in e d

K r iW ,
L o u ile | U s t W e d n e s d a y . T h ey . r e R ic h a rd p a r ty M ond ay al t 5 p.m. in A t h .
nig ht m eeting in ^ v > ,
co-ru
P
ja n e t Jo n e s o f Texas C ity , president; R ea d in g Room of the Hom e E c o
l l w as a w arm S a tu rd a y m o rn - 1
M a rk e t
D ata
fo r
T exas U n io n M a in Loung e at 7 K =
Man-1 Tom Ir v in A lex a n d er, Houston, nom ics Bu ilding.
B riz m a n , rush c a p ta in ; and M an- Tom Ir v in A i e « n « r ,
The sophomore rep resen tative
in *| in e a rly O cto ber and most
a su rv e y of the A u stin
in
lv n C olem an, scholarship c h a ir- I1vice-president,
. a r..
C. R.
K. council
Councn
A n te , belongs to both the Cir- ° clock.
.-------------.and
m em bers of the a d v e rtis in g c.as? m a rk et b y M n S h arp e, has been
to the club council w ill be elected.
M rs. B e rth a H olch, well-known man T h e Ju n io r and S e n io r Pan- J r . , D allas, a ecretary- trea.u rer.
cus F a n s Association, and the C ir ­
m a il.
* **ve
--------.
A ll students w ishing to jo in the
w ere in D allas fo r a big fo o tb all published*b y the A m erican -SU tes±
a
A•
O^ ‘
cus M odel B u ild e rs , both o rganiza­ c a lle r and in stru cto r of square hellenic rep resen tatives are aongame.
D
elta
N
u
A
lp
h
a,
t r a n s p o r t a t io n
club
m ay do so at the p a rty.
and
couple
dances,
w
ill
teach
the
, . . man and the A u stin C ham ber o f
ms Of
noonyists.
, »nu
. ,u :a die L o ttm a n and R u th H e n d ler.
tions
o f Circus
circus hobbyists
T h e young in s tru c to r
looKe(U Com m erce. H e is now w orkin ; on
The circu s officials know A n te s club dances w hich she learned
★
fr a te rn ity , w ill have its organza*
over the nearly-em pty room and ^ biography o f the late G. B .
both fo r his m in ia tu re circus, and sum m er at the H erb Greggerso
U
n
i
v
e
r
s
i
t
y
D
u
p
l
i
c
a
t
e
B
rid
g
e
tionai
m
eeting
Tuesday
at
7
:30
I
Open
house
w
ill he held S u n d ay
The
In c u n iv « r » ,*J ^ "r* * ----,
U D e a le y, longtim e publisher o f the
said to the sm all group
, „
1--«n tbe m a in lobby o f Texas a ftern oon fo r visitors to P o w e ll
'h is kinship to B i ll A n tes, and his School in Ruidoso, IS. M , and
C lu b m eets each F r id a y evening
D r.
r LL lo
lo y
h aa w
w ’s
s jscnooi
in uuiu‘
"
...
0.1 c a « v U n io n .
w ife , both executives w ith the D
yd
d S
Sh
School in
o oare the fa ith fu l.”
D allas M o rn in g New s.
I House, one o f the seven new girls
rado Sp ring s. She is in stru cto r of
at 7:30 in T exas I m on 3L l .
y
^
J co-ops, announces G in g e r H en d rix ,
M r. Sh arp e received his bache­
H e then passed out bags of
R in g lin g B ro th e rs and B a rn u m
H e el and Toe, A u stin round dance
student who can play
fro m the
salted peanuts am ong the ’ f a i t h - lo r of jo u rn a lism degree
_
and B a ile y com bined shows.
Ph
i
E
t
a
Sigm
a,
national
honori co-ordinator.
club and associate edito r of Fo o t In vite d to come.
»»
j U n iv e rs ity in 1939, a B A in EngA n te s’ m in ia tu re circus repre
a ry scholastic fr a te rn ity fo r freshP o w e ll House, located at
308
and F id d le . Texas square dance
jo h n K e lly and B a t t f u m y
A f t e r the nuts w ere d istrib u ted , Hah in 19 40, and his m aste r’s desent? n e a rly tw e n ty ye a rs of w o rk m agazine.
have just retu rn ed from the bham- men m en, w ill held ita f lir t execs.- W e r t 26th S tre e t w .l be opened
l * * ; V “ T he m oral of this demon- L-r ee in jo u rn a lism in 1941. H e bein fu lfillm en t of a childhood de- '
liv e m eeting a t 6 p.m. M ond ay to visito rs fro m 3 o clonk u n til 6
T he club extends an in vitatio n ! rock b rid g e to u ™ * ” ' n t
J ' . '
Sire
ii u s , The
m c tiny
vm j
?—
-—
.
stratio n is th a t the fa ith fu l a lw a y s longed to P h i B e ta K a p p a ; Sig m a
sire IO
to Town
tow n n
a n
circus.
ton w h ere th ey w on the men s (O cto b er I ) , in the office o f the o’clock.
show has e ve ry th in g th a t a r e a l j of m em bership to all U niversity
Dean of S tu d e n t L ife .
T he Dean of W om en and the
w in the peanuts.”
D e lta C h i.
pair event.
circus uses in d a ily ro u tin e, and : students and faculty
T hen he began to lectu re.
| * r a t e » i t y ; and A lp h a D e lta S i*
Officers are W ill B a rb e r, pres!- Dean o f M en have been invited
★
the whole la y o u t covers less than .
A
dent*
invited a
are ™
members Cf
?
—
—
v
,
fo r the F o u n d e r.« D a y
F ir s t sem ester p rojects w ill be d
c n t. B i ll W rig h t, vice-president; I Also invite,
300 square fe e t,
P la n s fo r the F o u n d e rs
Kip
Hu
un
n te
ter,
e cc re
re ta
ta ry
ry ;; F
F rr e
ed
d R
R ile
i l eyy, , 1other
other co-ops.
co-ops. Seventeen
girls are
,
L n m m e n io ra tio n program and a planned b y T h e ta S ig m a P h i, na- R
}p H
r, ss e
Bevent
■ a
_:
I
Mf M/Vtl
;s th
that
Tile show
snow is
is so
so i ...................
H e say?
a t the
sm oker w ill he* discussed tio nai fr a te r n ity f o r w om en in | h i8 to ria n ; C harles P isto r, senior livin g at I owed
. .
th
t A M U j i a . SHARPE
i n t r ic a t e t h a t it t a k e s as» m u c h ‘ I ^ ^ n e T i n g ^ f ' t h e I o U C h a p te r journalism
j 0u r n « m .m,”, a t is
.0 f ir s t m
- eeting
■ I a d viso r; B i l l Pen n , ju n io r ad visor;
EARNEST
of ad vertisin g
cedes. T h e y have th ree children,
. Jo
t u rn a lism
1:—
G lenn Brooks, member-at-large;
tim e to e re ct as a n y o f the re a l | in *
p#. in T e x M Un- T h u rsd a y at 7 p.m. in
vza^....
G a r y R onald H ag ue o f F o r t
It was ju st one exam ple o
P a tr ic ia , E r n e s t J r . , and D avid .
Although he w as a high school one?. H is pride and jo y is the re-, o f
p
at ? p m > K v o r. B u ild in g 105.
and A m o N o w o tn y, fa c u lty a d v i- ! \yo rtp was elected president o f
rew ard s the young in s tru c to r ha?
D u rin g the e a rly p a rt of W o rld discus th ro w e r and te n n is p la y e r, pima o f the old-time circus parade ion ^ ^ cC ru m *pre8identt has an-;
T h re e new tra n s fe r members, sor.
the Sigm a N u pledge class. O ther
provided fo r e n te rp risin g a d v e r­ W a r I I , Mr. Sh arp e was attached
The purpose of P h i E t a
Sig m a I officers elected are Jo h n W a sh b u rn
nounced Bo yce ll. B a ile y w ill be C a ro ly n M elton and Ann Bean
tis in g students, besides the usua, to the U . S. Em b a ssy rn Lisbon. he h a ? little tim e fo r snorts and that no longer exists.
hobbies Instead , he studies w ords,
A n tes has made speeches a t sev- presented
td
t 'h
ch ap
a n ier
te r’s» annual iro
from
SM
S ib--lin T
g i t s to prom ote and recognize scho-i S k in n e r of D enver, vice-president,
the
cn
m o
.n U
u and
»•»« »P h y llis —
grades.
Irater he was a-signed to A il the nearest thing to a hobby th a t ( eral e lem e n ta ry schools, w here tdistinguished
service- a w a rd at the f r0m T S C W , w ill
be introduced. I ja8^ c achievem ent among f r e s h - a n d J i m M a r t i n C l a r k , Pleasanton,
................
o
In 1947 M r. Sharp e negotiated F
Fo
C
se rta , t e n e t.u s
o rce
rc e H e a d q u arters at
I aaserta,
Q63 0f s o m e classes in social studies have
Cr
I men
— ---secretary-treasurer. A new addi­
men.
w ith
ad vertisin g
executives in
tion to the pledge class is R ich a rd
centered on the circus. H e uses I
cementer in
A discussion forum w ill followD a lla s and Houston to a w ard ex­
mode!?, mon
ovie?,
O ffic e rs fo r this .
•
re g u la r w e e k ly b u ffe t supper
\ twI
Ju le s Bra s sa rd of Beaum ont.
H e u “ to
^
t he and
oi " u-records
pense-paid tours of ad agent ,es
better exfilam circus lore to the addition to M cU ru m ,
N ew m an C lu b at 6 p.m.
S trik e and Spare, I
. .
Ml'
T he chapter- had
I
no*
ciut).
w
ill
nom
uy-uui.i
«*•*»
- - as its . special
and new spaper a d v e rtis in g d e p a rt­
children.
,.
'x « ie t a v y “
in t h . N . w m . n Annex. inE club. w ill hold t r y o u t , . y in
-.
I W ed n esd ay a t the B o w lin g Cen- i guests last week-end the visitation
m ents to selected students. L a te ;.
Fro m the tim e the first section mend Ja m c e k , secret
,
2010 U n iv e rs ity A v e n u e .
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J
Guadglu
Jo
A n n ! officer, D ille r W o o d , and a divil^inge, tre a su re r; and A lla n S.
in 1949, he introduced to the A d ­
1of the circus train discharges its
7 he re g u la r S u n d a y m eeting of , I e ,
^
of the dub> has sional inspector, Sam Field s. Plans
v e rtis in g Fe d e ra tio n of A m erica,
load o f people, anim als, and w a ­ Q uinn, m aster of ritu a l.
the N ew m an C lub w ill be held
.
,,nV 3 i
for U p s ilo n ’* newr house w ere apo f which he is a d ire c to r in the
gons. A n tes plans an en tire day
11
a . m . in the Texas Theater.
nnT1
*
m
ust
m
ake
Proved in a meeting held by the
T h e G erm an c l u b, known on
So u th w e s t D istric t, an ad vertisin g
Sunday
afternoon
Productive bowler, murt m ,» e
#|om ni_
at Fla?! F ir s t and Lin d en , where
S u n , av a
itm n o o n service, will
the cam pus a? D e r Eulenspiegelhe w ill undoubtedly get new ideas
jo b clearing-house. I t
was
de­
be held in S t. A u s tin ', C hapel B t an averag e
ms little
m ile snow.
verein , w ill hold its firs t organito q u a lify fo r the club. I d iv e r­
lengths o f rope, clim b in g mud fo rr his
signed to provide jobs fo r adver­
show.
4 o’clock.
A 3,700-mile exploration trip
T h e -------In s titu te o f A ero n au tical
! or fu r th e r in fo rm atio n on the | zational m eeting of tile sonics *i
sity g irls a re eligible fo r the orhanks,
and
digging
fo
o
t
holds.
n
k
“
$ tin *i ii *pi,&** ■
*
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j
4 in 1 1
tis in g grad lite s .
through the caves and cavern svs................ ru e ?,la y at 8 p.m. in the Texas
In
fo
rm
a
l
F
re
n
c
h
conversation
ganization,
which
meets
e
v
e
ry
Sciences
w ill m eet M o n d a y :a t .7
O th e r caves visited by the group ; circus, con tact An tes on the lot
A fte r serving as So u th e rn v ic e ­ t ms of raid-eastern state? haill EDllKniVVl
--. classes w ill begin W ed nesd ay at j W e d n e sd ay from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. p.m.
Unio n.
p m . in
n g in e e rin g B u ild in g 137.
w
ere
L
ittle
W
y
a
n
d
o
tte
,
J
u
g
Hold,
Tuesday
m
orning.
presid ent o f A lp h a D elta Sig m a, ; , . n com pleted b y the U n iv e r s i­
xAll students o f G erm an and
O rg anization plans w ill be made
N e w R iv e r, T ro u t, M y s te ry , Mam-|
4:30 p.m. in Room 2F> o f the Uni*
p r o f e s s i o n a l a d v e rtis in g fr a te rn i­ ty Speleolog ical So cie ty.
nelsons interested in the tangling! ..... ,
•I 1,0 1 at th a t tim e.
moth, Spendwell caverns, Dead J . - i C n \I Q
ir i. invited to attend.
v e rs ity YM C A B u ild in g .
I
T h e p a n hel|enic Coun cd has
ty , Mr. Sharpe w as elected pi cal­
T ile extensive fie ld trip wa- A ir, M am m oth O nyx, (tre a t O nyx, ^
U ( J C. I 11 J U I J
a '
it
M ile . Dupuis, who came to . u> I postponed its m eeting o rig in a lly
den t of the national organ ratio?
J o e Bolden of the B e ld en polls
made by two parties und er the d i­
gpc&k afc the first m eetmg o f
C a th ed ra l, and B u ch a n a n .
s u m m e r . H e is a past pres!
D e ll . Upsilon fra te rn ity last tin this sum m er,
is
v m p A I scheduled on O ctober I to Mon- ^
re ctio n of Dr. Je a n L o w e ry , state
week ejected levin Nelson o f Am- classes at the downtow n Y M C A day M iss M a rg a re t Peck, assistant ^ ^
campus chapter o f the A m e ri­
*aent o f the A u stin A d v e rtisin g
geologist
fo r V i r g i n i a . R o y
dean of wom en, has announced. can
a n il,) president of its new pledge and a t A u stin
H igh Sc mo
C lu b , and is on it* board of d ire c­
S ta tis tic a l
Association
in
Pie tsch , president of the organizaW illia m W . W e b s te r J r . , B A
The m eeting w ill be held a t 4 p.m. T exas U n io n 315 W ed n esd ay at 8
class.
O
ther
o
fficers
are
Don
fa
ll.
tor*.
. r ’ Bo h H udson, and B e n n ie
’49, re c e n tly sailed fo r B e ir u t,
at the K a p p a A lp h a T heta house.
Bishop o f D a lh art, vice-president,
p.m.
T w o ye a rs ago, Mr. Sharp e sug­ Thai on comp, od the fir s t group
Lebanon, a sm all co u n try on the
H o ise Axelrad w as chosen pres­
M r. B e ld en w ill discuss the sta ­
and
C
harles
Jo
n
es
of
A
u
stin,
se­
gested to the A d ( *ub tt.at a:
M e d ite rra n e a n S ea, w here he w ill
and Jo h n B ig g s, C a rro ll S le m a k e r,
ident of the new pledge class of
Ja m ie Clem ents is the new presi- tis tic a l side of poll-taking. The
v e r m in * clin ic be held for A .atm and G eorg e S h e lly , the second.
he an i stru cto r in biology at the c retary- treasu rer.
Alpha Ep silon P i. O th er o fficers
re ta il m e r c h a n t s to aid them in
r
f P o r t e d "w ere Stan S c h re ib e r, v ic e - 1dont of P h i K a p p a P»i fr a te rn ity . m eeting is open to the general
A m erican u n iv e r s it y .
In
K e n tu c k y ’s F lo y d C o llin ?
T h f Displaced P f r . o n . C o m m i t - N e tte d
_
..
secretary- o t h e r o f f i c e r s are Edm und Notes
public.
B ra g g in g T exan S ig n a l C orp?
spending ad vertisin g dollars more
H
i?
appointm
ent
is
a
p
a
rt
of
IMH meet at « p.m. M onday presid ent; Sid M Oran,^ . r e t ry^ rine, vice-president;
v _ _ m,„siH ent . H
„ epn
rv G
ilIiam
e of C ry s ta l cave, the group covered men and the need fo r a d ram a the program o f the N e a r E a s t
n
ry
G
illia
m
,
s u c c e s f u l l y . T h e elm ic w a s
ami M o r t y R a vk in d , se­
some IO of the 4«> m iles in the
corresponding s e c re ta ry ; A lfre d
b in
,
.
.in.foot professor bro u g h t R oger H. ( ille y C o l L „ _____
the m any pr jectn of the
—
“ • - S n
, .
Ruebel, ----r e c o r d i n g s e c re ta ry ;
low
er
lev
ti.?,
?
r
<
U
n
iv
e
rs
ity
from
N
e
w
Y
o
rk
attend.
w
ents
the
largest
A
m
erica
n
educa
bu ild ing better relation s I
crevasses, w hich varie d from tw o 1 1 1
^
i * nurom
T h e fa ll organization m e e tin g G eorg e
C unningham ,
h isto ria n ;
tionai e ffo r t outside the I nited
Cleaning and Pressing
to three fe e t in w id th , and cross.
C ille y , a form er in s tru c to r | Stat es. The association has co l­
Alpha Ep silon I hi, ha
m
A n o c ia tio n of B a r r y Bishop, ch a p lain ; Jim F.d
No E x tr a C harge
ing 80-foot p it,, the deepest o f
Y o rk U n i w < it y ,
”f
#j E n g in e e r, w ill m eet M ille r, sergeant-at-arm s; George
lege m em bers in G reece, Lebanon, pl etc d its election of o ffic e rs
w hich w a? 120 fe e t.
joined the fa c u lty of the College J T u rk e y , and S y ria .
Those who w ill serve in
u
r
,.Vf*nine- at 7 ’30 in A. B . I C ro w le y, rush ca p ta in ; and G eorge
Also explored wa?
ie
y
p jne ^ r U as assistant profc.?com ing ye a r are D iana, ,G o o•n . i ,»r, O f hoers w ill
* ejected and
C ro w le y and C la y F u lc h e r Inter2538 G uadalupe
P h . 6-3847
W
VVhtiile
l e at
ai the
in c U
i n iv
ivecrs
is ity
n j W eb
U tn c c r s w in t v
F r a te r n ity C ouncil representatives.
dote cave in southern Indiana.
Ar.arna ,«
V .u
sot of d ram a last w eek.
’score-1 business discussed.
tor wa< a m em ber o f P h i B e ta
I presid ent; B e v e r ly B ra n d , se ^ _______________________ __
W h ile servin g w ith the signal K a p p a and P h i E t a Sigm a.
t „
n, HW I 'n ivr r-itv chem ical w hich is reported
tx g* nee ring student from P a ris , longest in the w orld , and to con- corps fro m 1941-46 M r. C ille y said
France* bas been g ranted a Ful- lain the w o rld ’s larg e st lim estone the frie n d ly attitu d e o f the T exas
servicem en made him first w a n t
b rig h t scholarship f o r study at colum n.
to come to Texas. The n a tive N e w
the U n iv e rs ity of D e la w a re .
The most d iffic u lt cave in
th e u n iv e rs ity
count r y
Schoolhouse
(ave
in Y o r k e r a d m itte d :
“ T h e re i i a v it a lit y and v i ­
'y ^ r f n ^
w ork ed I W e s t V ir g in ia , w as tackled by
b r a n c y he re in T exas th a t you
.‘t B a y to w n th is -um m -r fo r th e C a rro ll B ta m a k n
ju s t don’t find in iv c ity like N ew
H um b le O il C om p any. H a w as at
K x p lo rat. n o f «h» ‘ a v e r*
the U n iv e rs ity last t e m .
quired
lo w e rin g
down
g r e a t Y o rk . T h is is w here I would like
m y son to grow up .”
A g raduate o f N ew \ o rk U n i­
v e rs ity w ith B S and M A degrees,
he also has done advanced w ork
on his doctorate.
Fro m 1938 to 1941, M r. C ille y
was am ong the six who com prised
th e nucleus of the fam ed W a s h ­
ington
Sq u a re
P la y e r ?
which
started
w ith
C a th erin e C ornel.
T h e nucleus of the Players, he ex­
(POK*
p ia t e d , were m a in ly N .Y .U . fa c ­
,A S * J
u lty m em bers who took leading
ro lls in the productions w hile the
students took lesser parts. In this
Arthur Murray can teach
w a y the fa c u lty had a chance to
fa c e the footlig hts a? w ell as hold
you any dance in 8 hours
teach in g position?.
A lth o u g h not p a r tic u la r ly in te r­
EVEN THE RUMBA IS AM AZINGLY SIMPLE
ested in teleM sion and radio, M r.
C ille y has done w ork in both fo r
WITH ARTHUR MURRAY'S NEW METHOD
the benefit o f his students.
“ I did it m a in ly to see ju st
J u s t le a rn the "M a g ic St<>p” - A r t h u r Murray’s
w h a t m y students w ould be up
against when th e y w e n t into those
am azing sh o rtcu t to dancing skill. I t make? learn in g
field?. In this w ay I fe el I can
so easy th a t yo u can act ja lly go dan , ng a f t e r o n ly
iiett.fr prep are them ,” he said.
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give

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frc<- proof to d ay that L a m in g
to

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Phone

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C A U T IO N
H o* to Select a Dancing School
„ nonce -tudie. No exam ination, no
license^ is^ re q u ire d . E v e n aperson who know ?
nothing
a b o u t dancing-, o r ■t e a c h in g - ^ an
profess to teach dancing a “ new w a y .
So be c a re iu i
ask these qu estions:
I. W h o is the actu al ow ner of the school? W h a t ex­
perience docs he l a v e in tefce.ung f.a r- .ng.
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Friendship Club
Plans Constitution
W r it in g
a
constit .tion
and
d ream ing up an agenda and nomi­
nations for a new name fo r the
T ex as
In te rn a tio n a l
Frie n d sh ip
Cl :b w ill he the chore of th*- five i
m em ber Board of D ire c to rs o f thf
(dub w hen th e y m eet M on d ay a ’
7 p.m. a t the U n iv e rs ity Y.
The new foreign and n a tive stu­
dent group, w hich held its first
p lanning m eeting on Septem ber
J * , w ill have a general m eeting
O cto b er 9, to vote on the con sti­
tution, and to consider new names.
Jo e N ea l, fo reig n student a d v i­
sor, tossed a hand grenade into
the last m eeting w hen he said that
foreign student clubs have been
i«ed b y some cam pus p o litician?
to get th e ir p ic tu re ? in the “ Goodfe llo w s ” section o f the Cactus,
and not for the benefit o f the
foreig n student.

W i l t yo0"
' 0^
fu n d am en tals o f good d .n c in *
w aste y o u r m oney leerin g n o v e lty ro u tin e s?

A rth u r M urray's b ach in g methods are those developed brough

his 35 years experience. O n ly socially correct steps ere taught.
Your dancing

will look expert end smooth wherever you go.

Arthur Murray
2116 Guadalupe
8-6687

ONE DAY

803 C ongress
2-6261

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Others in the cast are Bill C ra­
ver Bob S te a m e r John C a r k ,
W ^ n i Thomas, B 'b Burleson, Os­
car McCracken, Friday Strieva,
J adv Galbraith, P a t H ne*, M il­
dred Barnes. Dick Kirschner. H a r­
old Klein. Jo e Bonne, and R ’P
Torn.
Members of the production
j t a f f i n c l u d e V a l g e n # A x e l r a d , as-

sistant
rector; John Dent. stag*
man
Pat Cook, bookholder,
Pat un son sound crew head;
B. I ( DOK light crew head; E lli­
son M iller, paint crew head; E va
Sm ith, prop crew head; M arilyn
Verier, costume crew hu-ad; Gw-en
Boehl, house and publicity crc a

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B u ild in g box office.
F.dw a rd Boe*., sym phony presi­
T he student $ 2.60 season tick et dent, has announced.
and the genera! admission $6 tic Since
tic k e t
sale*
are
not
et w ill adm it the hearer to a!, nine enough to support toe sym phony
: mphony
ryerf or rnamfor a com plete season, a m ainten­
ort con­
U ^ n . A “T
ance
fund cam paign
is being
BachUn ia
’ ill ripen staged by volu n teer w orkers to head.
ducted by E *
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con tact prospective co n trib u to r*
th ’- season a
;30 p.m .
to ’ ne sym phony. T a rg e ’ of the
O ctober 15 a
is *20,000. o f which
The student and g enera, a-* w orkars
are fo r an unre- $ 12,00ft ha* a lread y been pledged.
mission ticket
ervP(1 ,ect on conia ning approxi­
( or.tributions may be mad.p by

c e le b ra to r .
Fro m A u stin the n ovie group
w ill contin .<• it.- national to <r in
a ye a r i -rig pf 'gran

F I I out C oup o n and M an to:

Box 1160

of

I niversH-j,
rnv e r i ly". r n

the last 25 years.
This summer. Dr. Jo h n so n , as*
. st a nt professor o f drama, d ire c t­
ed “ D angerous ( r,rr,er and
A r.

T’ S A ”

nJ ri has al J
Dr. Johnson said that the cur,j
d thp l a n WiH go up promptly a _

C huck
oui iv Olsen,
v
Ap
p o p o lo u *; Hudei
H-ldegarde T o man ca,
Annooolou*;
R u th ; M a ry A n n E d w a r d * , E ile e n ;
of dram a.
J o H o ffm a n , Je n s e n ; G ordon W ll*
“ Mv
ti.c e n ,” to open Oc
kison,
the
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St rI eScv k ; G e ra ld in e Lut
ober IT
IT f
or
fouur
sr n
u*, ww aas
tober
fo
r fo
r n
nights,
H e le n ; P a t Herrim an. F ra n k
chosen fo r the fir s t p la y of the I. p p e n c o tt tt ;;
s
te w a
rt
M cG reg o r,
Stew
art
McGregor,
-/
pxCh
..
D ram a Season because of
( hi c C l a r k ; A r l e n e R a y , ^ l o l e t ;

Dr a r n a,*thou g h he has done much
ar-.r tr and directing elsewhere in

talent ie sche­

L^
. «

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City Coliseum

OR

product,on « J
.ast spring.

Student Rate Given
By Local Symphony

In Nine Outstanding Concerts

Austin Sym phony O c h e * tr a

o the
p tion ally high comedy c o n te n t
. . . . . t, uut
t I.h6*
r T
rn
the SS k
k yy ”” !I ' o
eptiona

. M y S i -ter E ilee n ” in the first
nlav to he directed by lh-. Albert

program .
Such w e’,: known personalities
B S in education at the M a ssa ch ­ aa Jo h n W a y n e , lien Ila ley, k***
P,m P * » » « B y ” f « th ' A T r ?
usetts School o f A r t and hie M S nan W y n n . C h ill WM !*, d ire cto r Civic Theater. He was in the A I
m firm a rt* a t C olum bia U niver- K ris* V id o r, W a rd e ll <ores, pro­
atty.
__ ducer Jesse L , Lanky Sr. w ill head­
on* the occasion. A * o included
are five '.’ a rie l* and * male a c ­
You'll like the
tor, hailed a* P a ra m o u n t P ic tu re *
HOLIDAY HOUSEl
stars of the fu tu re
V is itin g film representative* wil*
he f r u i t s at. the re g u lar O ctober
— sic- B u d d■
<
,
(,ra a d m ssion
in g , are nriced
priced at $8, SI2,
a
luncheon of the A,u stin
o noon...............
K
Student and sr ••
anfJ
^or thp *«ason.
K iw
Is* C
Club.
i wan
a n :*
lub. Mem
M em bers
ber* of
of the
th
^ aBon tick e ts to th# A atin^ bymTif. „ Pt
have alrea d y gone
troupe are expected to o n lin e the
()r(:ne ’ ra> fourteenthI seam&rk m thp f r8t

The AUSTIN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

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i w e r , . B e lg iu m . T here he stud ed

m ic*

A GREAT Season for a GREAT Symphony.'

October 15

^

Movietime USA Eileen First Direction
Opens in Austin O f Dr. Johnson at UT

E le a n o r S te g e r, the soprano
■tor o f “ The V o ic e o f Fireston e
-^nd the M e tro p o lita n O pera, w in
he fe atu re d w ith the vio lin ist ^v7,n.on G o ldb erg and the B ritis h pi­
anist Solom on in the
1951-5gro
of concerts given by the
A u stin < om m unity * oncer*. A * , n -

v.
Gordon W ilk ison, dram a m ajor ciatio n.
Mi-* S teh er, who w ill he hears.^
from San A ngelo, wa* elected to
•n
H "g g
A u d ito r iu m
e a r ly
In
•he hu.ard of the U n iv e rs ity < urM a rc h , ha* also su n g in c o n c e rts
tain C lub at the firs t m eeting of
and on television. She re cen tly
the org an iz atio n T h u rsd a y Bight
p ^
a- e as the
singe*.’
ing
wa*
an
inTormai
won ifir--*
ir - p
*■ - woman
The m e t in g
inform a. won
w f ch new ar i old Btu- er re g u la rly heard on the a ir in
fa ir
. ^
. . .
..I \ ^
■«’« fr. ••’ n annual
dents got acquainted. I he organ- M i« cal America’* fourth annual
radio
pi
ii
of
serious
musir.
/.ation ha s a Iota of I i i pr baA
S
t
r
a
d
i
v
a
r
i
o
s preserved
tio n a ry members. M o i.y M o ffe tt
social chairm an, wa* in charge o f through four’ een d ifferen t J*pan^cp concentration camps is the
the program .
story behind Syzmon Goldberg,
Th« club had p revio u sly held »
w h“ Ke concert is 'n Jan u ary.
ret eption fo r the new student* in
W r io ti- irin g the f-»r Last, he
the M a in lo u n g e of Texas I'n^on.
WMS captured in Ja v a and interned
P a ’ H ines, A rlene K a v , B o b ( ° y .
until 1945, A fte r the violin ist*
Be n n ie N ipper, F'rank H arlan. I,
appearance in Carnegie H all In
and P a t Cook appeared on the re­
19, Olin Downes rn the New
ception program .
Y ork T me« wrote. “ He played a
The C irta in C l ib i J * d ram atic
program tha’ only a musician and
or ga- nation w h im given people
a virtuoso of the first rank could
outside the D epartm ent of Drama
surmount.”
a ch a m e to exercise their d ra m a t­
Solomon, known in this country
ic n t e r e s ,». O ffic e rs are M ildred
chiefly through his long list of re­
Barn es, p resid en t; P a t Hines, v ice ­
cording*, ha* given concerts
p resid en t; M a rily n Benner, secre
the United States on y during the
ta r y . B ill Cook, tre a su rer, and
la^t two seasons.
Miss M o ffe tt, social chairm an.

\ f o rth a r tis t W ill a ! - o g ive
a r o n c e r t a t ’ he e n d o f t h e s e a ­
son. T h r e e a r t ! * ’ * a re e n g ag e d by
• he Austin Comm unity <o r . o e r t
^ w i c i a t i o n at a f e e w h i c h r a n
fl,. i redly he met. a n d all auh- rip-

P lio i o»r:i |»liie Selied i i Ie

tior - over ti is minim im rev i re-

P i c t u r e s a r e lo b e m a d e a l th e K o e n

men* go to w a rd a f o u r t h to bm
se le c te d la te r in a c c o r d a n c e w ith
the
s u c c i -s o f t h e
membership

St ,icl IiO

rampa gn.
A $6.00 s'.bsor peon, which
mu-t he bough* to hear these con­
certs, can be se* ired by sending
the money to the Au«t:n ( ommun­
ity Concert Association, Box 1-520,
C m ver«ity Station.

2 3 lh G u a d a l u p e

Radio House Schedules
Additional Auditions

S T U D IO

Additional radio audition* w ill
he held at Radio Ho ise Tuesday
from 3-5 p.m. No previous broad­
casting experience is ne e--ar|n
Audition material is available foKv,
those who do not wish to u«e their
own.

H o u rs:

8 :3(1 a.m . lo 5:30 p.m .
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Classrooms Open
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tfWTf T g^ T raga*

Chronicled
Sheepman

Action Indicotot
Corps Expansion

handwriting,
a n d insisted that the book was not aid­
T E X A S S H E E P M A N . B y Rob woman-like
able. In accord with their recom­
placed
them
among
her
favorite
art Maudalay. Edited by W in .
mendations, she fictioniaed th#
hooks,
w’here
they
stayed
for
W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 2 9 — (A5'
frad Kupper, Austin: Tho U n i- j
accounts, and they were published
lotion of th , genetic, die,.ion, the T *e n t> - fo u r,h ^ Stj;,t,^ .,J> n e ^ r
many
years.
The Marines for the first time
varsity of To*** Pro**. $3.
I by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., in a
In
1938
another
niece,
W
infred
Robert Maudslay c a m e
to j
new Experim ental Science Bun
|
pldmatdly f or research work and
are seeking more draftees than the
Kupper, wrote her master s thesis book called “ The Golden H oof.”
America
from
England
in
1880
ing w ill he ready for fu ll occu- j ciassr0om« above the sophomore
Arm y in the comparatively small
“ Texas Sheepman,” published
at
The U niversity of Texas. Mrs.
to make bis fortune in the coun-J
ration. Classrooms are already or*- levcl>
September 30 by The University
Kupper,
wife
of
a
San
Antonio
December call of 16,900.
try to which the Texas Land O f­
. ,
Financing the building included
The Defense Department an­ fice had lured him with its glow-J doctor and teacher of English in Press, contains Robert Maudslay’#
original letters, edited by Wini­
The B'ochem istry department the use of $3,133,135 of the
rnnounced today the Marines want ing descriptions of W est Texas. ; the schools there, was horn on a
moved i n a t the hegitining c f th , | v ,m it y '.
A v a ,I,b i,
fu n d ,
and
sheep ranch at Bandera. She w-as fred Kupper. To make them more
■
There
he
found
himself
drawn
9,900 men from Selective Service
of a sheep story and less of a fam rummer, and a, c o o n
the U h , *882,895 rn l o c i fund .
to the sheep business, for which taught to work with sheep by her
in December, the Arm y 7,000.
; ily chronicle, M r. Maudslay di­
ir e finished, the bacteriology,
Th<l
five-story,
three
wing"
uncle.
ars
b a c t e r io id , zome
the land was so well suited.
It also announced the November
With the recommendation and rected the addition of more sheep
oloav and chemistry departments fr a c tu r e is equipped with elevaA fter m any years of roaming
e f riorerators
a
i r-c on ditiontors, rrefrigerators,
air-condition­
WILSON FOREMAN. S^uden+s’ Association vice president.
call has been increased from 33,- 1with his flocks through the dry under the direction of J . Frank I lore to his stories, and approved
w ill move in
San*t mines
or a
an w h e n ’he was asked to wait tables at the first
dido
m no a*
The building was scheduled for ing. ventilation, and latest .abora700 to 39,000 because of requests tVest Texas hills, s u f f e r i n g Dobie, Texas history and folk lore the removal of the relatives.
torv equipment. It has concrete
couples
or
t ' Friday Frolic. H e had no luck trying to ge
tips rom
expert, she used her uncle s let­
He vow’s that they are completecompletion in time for ail depart­
by the M arine Corps to boost its I droughts and blizzards, Maudslay (
frames with light exterior w a lls
th
s
tab'e
though.
Toe
lady
on
the
left
Is
his
w
.f
e
.Jh
e
couple
sharters as a basis for her thesis. The i Iv accurate and unembellished, alments to be housed before the
was
prevailed
upon
by
his
nieces
,
b T . h o r t . y Of n,.- ii—
. tr,mh .m i y d * £ *
£
V .m M arlin. About 200 couplet I total for November from 4,700 to ; to write bis memoirs. Between his result was so good that Mr. Dobie , though not by any means a com­
10,000. It waa the second month
harmonize
terial delayed the project.
attended ’ *‘ l° He*5 Un on dance.
75th and 80th year he did a series , called it “ one of the most in ter­ plete account of his experiences.
buildings.
in a row the Marines had increased of letters to his niece .Mrs. F ra n k; esting and literate frontier narra­ I “ An Englishman,” he says, “ is
essentially honest, if he is nothing
original requests.
M. Jones, the “ M y Dear A m y ” of tives I have ever read.”
Some time late.' Mrs. Kupper i else, and this is an honest account
These developments were taken “ Texas Sheepman.”
Silver, Brome Stors
When the last accounts were decided to publish the letters in of one.”
by some as an indication the Ma- j
The value of “ Texas Sheepman’
finished, Mrs. Jones hound them, the original form. An Eastern
rines have begun an expansion of
written in the old man’s neat, publisher was consulted, hut he is not that it is a tale of a rich
and important sheepman of the
major combat unit strength heSouthwest. Robert Maudslay did
he assumed had come to adminis­ yond the present two divisions.
I , D D. ZINK
38. W ith f iv , U n k , s i g n e d to
Lloyd Gregory, former Texan
not find the fortune he had come
ter the last rites.
Such a plan is known under con­
L l. Francis J . Maloney, holder him. he was 17 miles into m enu
sports editor, has been appointed
to seek. The real worth of the
Although
the
medics
first
sideration.
Tex** state chairman for the 1952 of the Silver Star and two Bronze territory on the road to Seoul
hook lies in the true account it
Admiral
W illiam
Feohteler,
gives of an occupation not quite
the, llead
out or
of thought
thought th.t M .lonoy would hr
s u e , I, th , first K o r u n v , t , r . n“ when
„ h , n th
. . d Utank
n k uran
n out
March of Dime*
so widely-understood in this coun­
Chief of N aval Operations, told a
Mr. Gregory, prominent sports
’
U niversity. He gas. Ll. M a l o n e y had just le ft his blinded permanently, particular!
w riter
and newspaper executive, to enroll
I
^
rem0vlll of the since the Ion* of the right eye news
try as others.
conference
earlier
this
The description of the herder a
was graduated from the Lniver- wu. study law.
J \
explosion, had been destroyed, he was evamonth “ we might plan to go to
...V
. r d taught
th , r m v o u .t y
Ju ly 20. IM O , M alon.y w a . u n k . 1 , 1 , “ n
„ „ nd cu, ted hy „ ir to Jap an for twat...
i i,
p i,, life is so vivid that the reader
three divisions.”
U R S U IT OF G E N T L E M E N B y , Urns,Ila in a marry mu,I,Hr. She
„ ith the sheepman
John..' r f Journalism .
andnl a ra r lond nk. Koroo. v h e r ,
•
,
.
rripp- m.nt. Now with hi, g lau o,. which
However. Marine headquarters
K a t h r y n C r a v e n * . N e w Y o r k : become* a murder suspect, spends •
a n d hardf.hips, and feels
H« headed the Associated I ’res,
h i, ,cg ,mcnt th . Seventh C n v n lm
most he adjusted for something
Saturday said the increases are a
C o w a r d - McCann.
307
pa***- time in jail, forces a confession with_ u.__
g n h . nnd
him the U
beauty
and m-andgiand» T ‘ Uv lnd C Z l X ™
Corpa
: r f k in |ue‘ Cr n ; mo T h ,u . t ' that wounded in thc
right
.ro , and .cg.
as fa r
„{*t,oth I result of P m iiV o t
an- an
from the real murderer, and final­
$3 .5 0.
nes* of his lonely life.
NANCY TORRANCE
-ta- eves.
I. c
t. bv
ny ucro•do ing w o rld W ar I. Through his time. w a. unde..manned and ne“ X u m o ^ t an aid ryes. Bark in the C.
S.
Onto- | tnonzaimn
th o m .tio n for the ( orp. U go
From the rougn and tumble ly snares her man.
I. he convalesced at B r o o k e from 204.000 men to *.38,000 days of 1854 Texas prances Drusil­
in flu rn c . the Battleship Taxaa w a, n u p ^ i o n diiU M le ft little time fMr
.the
.
.her
Here again the last, yet clear,
»-•
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1
a
i
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n
l
i
c
l
rvs
a
n
t
n
u
V
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!
!m bat"training. Directed to give tijn . Still conscious he got
Also M arine enlistments have ad­ la Allen, a combination of Cor­ language provides many laughs
permanently placed at the San
litters when he heard the words General Hospital at Fort Sam
mittedly dropped.
artillery
support
to
the
South
Ko
and easy
reading. Drusilla, her
liss Archer, Eileen of “ My Sister --_
Jacin to Battlegrounds.
of the regimental charism whom Houston.
______
reans. the regiment had its hap
The 55,900 d raft total for N o­ E ilee n ” fame, and all teenagers f amily, nnd friends are fam iliar
Mr. Gregory maintain1
- a week­ tism bv fire ” the second flight of
vember and December may dip who have had trouble growing up characters but adroitly presented,
ly sports television program. He
into new classifications childless and adjusting themselves.
fighting.
“ Pursuit’ is a fam ily novel, to be
served a* general manager of rho
f ic t io n
married men. certain aliens and
The North Korean.*, unaware of
D rusilla is a captivating hero-1included on a shelf ( • » * “ <
■
Huston Po*’ four years after bcM utiny.
Herman
others form erly deferred.
the p rox im ity of the Americans,
X ir,n(r sports editor ten years.
inc a , captivating as T exts w as; in,.
— L L S P O M P E R LZ The ( a i n e
Wouk. Doubleday. $3.95.
broke through the South Korean
Mr. Truman on September 26 In early settlers. Her roughness, The Cruel Sea. Nicholas Monsarlines, killing two of Maloney s
signed new draft regulations mak­ her outspoken ways, brr freshness,;
p
W a rn *
men, H * re g im e n t, h o w e v e r , wa*
rat. Knopf. $4.
ing them eligible. Selective S e r­ and her ability to go i n t o scrapes
Polio Victim Show s
From Here to Etern ity. Jam es
c re d ite d with ’ ne destruction cf
vice estimated it opened a pool and pull out of them, leaving rub­ South American Peril
S te a d y Im provem ent
Jones. Scribner. ?4.50.
more than a thousand Commu­
about uuw,uwv
500,000 new
draftees,
of ble and friends behind, endears
T O K YO Sunday, Sept 30
*P* j tional Guard divisions now train of^ »uuui
......
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The
Peron
E
ra
,”
by
Robert
J
.
The
Catcher in the Rye. J . D. . alher to the reader and to her mul­
The Chinese Communist Radio mg rn Jap an
the 40th of Cali- whom 200,000 might g a l l e d
Donald Brand Jr ., who was nists.
Alexander w ill be issued in Noingcr. Little. $4.
Maloney's
outfit
spent
consider­
titude
of
“
gentlemen
callers.”
stricken with polio rectn tly. has
S a t u r d a y
predicted Allied amphib- forma and the 45th of Okla-|
vember. This re-emhpasises the The Iron Mistress. Paul 1.
en“ Pursuit of Gentlemen” is a
•bown steady improvement. Don- able time in the Naktong River
warnings that unless the U S is
man. Doubleday. $3.5n.
rand, area in the more desperate
orsperaie days iou* landing? on both coasts of hotna were being groomed for Q o n ’ t B e l i e v e R u m o r s ,
clever comedy, never straining
s d son of Dr. Donald Brand,
careful she will wake up to find
N O N - F IC T IO N
tered ooff that fighting and by September j
Korv&
gnd flam ed the Al- the landings. Commander* of the
^ j | j j Q p S (J. o f H.
for its humor. It catches the spirit
professor of geog)aph v. entered
a
united
front
of
m
ilitary
dictaThe
Sea
Around 1 s. Bach
criti20,
he
figured
that
his
luck
had
the
U
lk
s'o
n
a
two
divisions
recently
visited
Kotu
o
Ko
and language of frontier Texas
Brackenridge Hosp a1 in
lies for “ wrecking” the talks on
Carson. Oxford. $3.o
P b_ j
ira “ Lu a first-hand survey,” the
j h e enrollment at the t niver- and “ metropolizing” New York, torships among nation* to the
cal condition about i u pcr. ago, just about run out.
south
hrsfl.H
by
General
Ju
an
Kon-Tiki.
Thor
Heyerdahl.
Rand.
of
Korean
armistice.
broadrast
charged.
sit.y
of
Houston
may
exceed
that
At this time he wa* one
and pleasantly combines a history
H p is a student a Austin H'gh
The broadcast was aired while
Domingo Peron. Both Pcron’s w ill
8L
three junior officers -eft out ° f
Bradley
and
State
Department
of
the
University
of
Texas
this
of
some
Texas
settler*
with
health­
g c h ex)I •
I n
, for Office November W hite Mar, R e t u r n , Agnes Newn , n ” •
_
#-11
l i e . i n n n n n a r rumorR,
O n . Omar N. Bradley, chairman Adviser
Charles Bohlen, an ex­ fall, according to popular rumors. ful wit.
]
]
I
ton Keith. Little. $1.^___________
of the U S Jo in t » hief* of Staff, pert on Russia, were briefed by j But that probably isn t true, said
The first hundred pages arc in­
W alter B Shipp, assistant regis­ teresting
reading.
Drusilla s
conferred with Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway Saturday in the first of j
trar and registration supervisor.
growth, Texas pioneers, tall tales,
a series of <onfcrences on Korea. :
Ridgway in Tokyo.
“ We had 11,830 students en­ and almost everything for which
Thp Allies had no immediate
There wa* speculation in Tokyo!
rolled here Saturday, but regis­ Texas is famous, provide a wry
i omment or the Red assertions.
that Bohlen might remain in J a ­
tration is not yet complete,” Mr. hum or.
Fights
w ith
Indians, ;
The broadcast
ignored Ridg­ pan after Bradley returns to the Shipp stated.
drouths,
posses
and
frontier
US,
it
was
thought
Bohlen
might
way'* proposal that the truce talks
P U R S U IT O F G E N T L E M E N
No official enrollment fsguies p r e a c h e r * , and a tortuous trek to
hp resumed immediately in h vil- serve as an adviser to the I nited have vet been received from the the coast through boom towns,
by K C ra ven s
\ a t i o n s command delegation
age in no-man’«-land.
are live and imaginative scenes.
U n i v e r s i t y o f Houston.
should
the truce talks he resumed.
An amusing rom antic story of a
books, pamphlets, magazines, reports,
The broadcast alleged two Na
The next 150 page* are still
blond# T#*as b eau ty who storms
amusing but the situations for
N ew York in th# 1850 s. 3.50
journals, theses, notes.
comedy change. They almost be­
come cliche hut are saved from
triteness bv cleverness of the si­
T H E P A V I L IO N by Stark Young
tuations and freshness of the dia­
b o o k b i n d i n g is o u r b u sin e ss
R ecollections of small town life in
logue. Drusilla is the “ hayseed”
come to the big city. H er many
Mississippi in the 1880 s and 90 s.
mistakes, her man-traps, her ad­
A n ecd o tes . . . humorous glimpses
•‘Quality, S tr r ic f, Promptness
ventures with the ’ lower strata,
of ch aracters in theatre end art. 2.50
«• #
I. -.J
I, ii* nine
absorbed
hut
were not, to over­ her aunt's “ uppei-crust,” and her
TH E
PA VILIO N by
Stark those early years with his fam whelm.
tutelage in what-every-young girl
Phone 5-7822
Young. New York: Sr n briers. 194 iIv in Mississippi.
6519 Dallas H ig h w a y
“ Anyone who ha* seen a eat should-know-in-New-York,
are
The author of “ So Red the in the weeds ha* seen a tiger in
pp. $2.50.
light, hut sometimes not so new.
.
TTHI
M iI
“ The Pavilio n” by Stark ’i oung Rose" i ame from an old fam ily the forest., to all intent* and pur­
Mi*s Cravens sets t a m
For
a
finah
is a collection ‘,flf people anti of plantation owners who com­ poses,” Young say*.
time: remembered of stories and pleted their downfall a* a class
Included in the book are hts
places” from the childhood anti while he was still in his youth. memories of such assonate* a*
youth of the author and critic, a Hi* recollections of his family and W illiam Faulkner, Eleonora Duse,
former teacher of literature here. the storieu of the fam ily handed and Edmund Gosse. Stark Young
The hook migh* well be sub­ down to him give us the charac­ was “ The Young
Man
From
titled “ The Education f’f Stark ter of this ‘'aristocracy’ of the i Texas” to whom the famous lei
their strength, their tor by Henry .lame* was addressed
Young” for, as he makes clear, Old South
the «■ithor'* fine sensibility, tastes, weaknesses, and their sense of
the letter in which .lame* out
*nd rnararter were shaped in duty and obligation to “ their lined the order in which his hooks
class.”
should be studied. Young * ex- i
More important is the e f f e c t of planation of how he came to hr
the wonderf of nature and human­ 1the recipient, of such a letter lei
ity upon the mind of a sensitive I us as much about H enry dame* a*
youth. The beauty of a small wa­ doe* the letter itself.
terfall in a drainage ditch in front
\
The hook is sprinkled with com
of the Young home had so impres­ ments on painting, literature, and
sed in him the true nature of philosophy, and on the art of the
beauty that later beauties and ex theatre and its outstanding per
penet.Fr* were to he enjoyed and
sonalities.
Still, however, the richest part
of the hook i* devoted to the im­
pressions of his childhood. In hi*
own words:
“ The joy* of my childhood arr
with me yet, like bright, aweel
a
a *
•- :
fruits; they h a v e their own lan­
guage and their own stir in the
►
—• a c a ct
j %* A f a
.C J
^
Leland R Luchainger of Beau­ heart and mind ”
mont has joined the. Industry*,
— M E. DA R S F Y
- ~ r Texes Sheepman, Rcoert
and Buxine** Training Bureau of
SCT'**
the U niversity Extension D ivi­
u - - *, Birkh of a W o rld , VV Ad 9
sion a* specialist in industrial pre­
~
. The Sea Around Us, Rachel
paratory training.
A* **ate sponsor of the "Voca­
. . c „ T h e M agnificent Century,
tional Industrial (Tub of Texa*.
R o b e rt M aud slay, e young Englishman, came
he will continue development of
A r Q c fa; The Pavilion, S t * k
to the high hills of W e s t Texas in 1880
student club work for vocationalq: The Conduct of Life,
ndu-Trsal students in Jexa* high T H E H O U S T O N S T O R Y
seeking a fortune but found instead a life
By
Rd
schools. He *ucceeds John W.
B a rth o lo m e w .
H o u lto n
lh *
which "se e m ed to be inexorably tied up
u
-j Melville Goodwin,
burd, who lame to the I niversity
F r o n tie r P ra t* . 240 page*
$3
with sh eep.” H is story tells vivid ly and
in 1917 and who was responsible
“ The Houston S to ry ” is a hi*
w ith a sparkling touch of humor the spirit
-- Marquand The Presider* I
for organization of the Vocation­ tnnral novel written by a Fexan
o f the true frontier, the grandeur of the
al I rid irt rial Club of Texas. <urd and published in Texa* about the
Lady
nq S ’ c- r R e q u ie m For #
limitless W e s t . . . the re ad er lives with him
* now employed in the model- largest city in Texas, fh at * a
through the com m onplace hardships o
un; ..
, c- The Many Loves
making laboratories of the Na of Texas, but then, Ed Bartholo­
N
the range which so seldom find expression rn
tional < oqncii for Aeronautic* at mew, the author, is full of Texa*
literature . . . the burning heat of toe
of Dobie Gillis, ’
. *
7
1 Mr. Bartholomew is a successful
M offett Field, California.
desert sun, the b itte r cold of the blizzard,
Luch'inger form erly wa- indus­ businessman, writer, hooKsc .cr,
How to G e t from January to December,
the incred ible loneliness and isolation
trial CO >P co o rd in a l r a’ Beau­ and a f o r m e r aeronautics instrur
of the sheepm an's life. Beautifully illustrated
mont H gh School, and served a* tor at the University, and ha*
ry VV ' C uppy.
a local sponsor for the Beaumont c h r o n i c l e d the history of Hoist n
with photographs and six unusual
drawings. 3.00
trial co-op coordinator at Beati­ during Texas’ most. eventful per
mont, lle wa* employed by the md.
Throughout
“ The
Hon-’ 1’
Cisco, Texa1-, Independed School*.
The new «ta'c sponsor holds S to ry ” 'he author recreate* the
and characters of Allen «
r _ S. and master’s degrees ,n in­ life
dustrial education from Texa* T o w n s it e , M udtow r, and finally
■
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A tt/ ll
ST OR
I
A & M <o iege, and abo attended Houston Town by inform ation;
HE
S T U 0 i W T
S
C * N
^
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V n na State T e a c h e r College gathered from n e w s p a p e r record*.
n W inona, Minn. He is a newly- His descriptions of Houston s ten'
• tilted member of Sigm a < ban­ -aloons the Ran Jacin to ha:!, and
ter, Iota Lambda Sigma, national the first. India- attack a rc au­
professional fraternity for trade thentic and vivid.
— C ARO LYN B U SC H ,
and industrial personnel.
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IAs Hair Stars 20-14 'Know Your Texas' Series
Rice

Giants
T
Answer Today

fo llo w in g a dram atization o f th *
H isto ry of Texas and its c o n ­ phy said. T he program is intended
a rr iv a l of the Spanish in Texa®
to
he
“
simple
and
d
ire
ct
but
not
tem porary components w ill be the
Dr. A m elia Hoeslich o f H ouston
theme of “ Kn w' Y o u r T e x a s’’ pre-1 childish” , he said. I t is a.so in ­
w ill be interview ed .
ter
ded
that
the
program
ne
of
in
­
Xf
.
in V « 20th V Ctorv P la y e d e a rl *ea*or fo rm
a* they defeated
a tough R ic e In s titu te camft im m * d ;a t , j y a f te r C lem son’* sen ted by R adio
House
e ve ry
A n o b ject of tn t program is to
The tu r g id ? N * w Y o r / ' ‘" " in L f *tha aeaaon s e t the* Phil* d o w n b ro k e loos* for three run* on
20-14, in H ouston S a tu rd a y nhirfJ touchdown and covered 66 Tuesday at I p.m. beginning Oc- terest to the re g u la r listeners of
show
the
d iversified
elem ents
w ere in u n d isp u te d fir s t pine• in |
^ so n ;
„ , n . f l v „ , h in g U * and * walk in the - w h t .
yard. in . i f h t playa.
j tober 8 fo r 26 broadcasts o v e rj the station
w
nich
con
trib
u
ted
to
the
develop­
On
the
scond
show
of
the
series,
N a tio n a l L sa g u s piny fo r a
‘ ti"
j fo ld in g
support f r o m 1 aixth to heat the hapleas S t. L o u is
T he
21-yssr-oid
170
pound
Fenaetm aker
conned
with
radio station K T B C .
m ent of Texas and the unified
hour* S a tu rd ay .
Robinson and B illy f ox a« Bro w n s , 8-3.
ju n io r .p a rk ed Clem son to two Kowt/>r for 3 4 y a r da fo r the higJo e M u rp h y, acr.pt w rite r of
whole which now ex.sts.
T hen the never^ay-d.e Brook- •
^ ^
m M bafkin|f nf ten
R o o , « .la - a ( - im w.th late- touchdowns in the first period and ^
^ ain in this march and his Radio House who w rites the series,
S tu d e n t actor* who w ill p a rtic i­
Ivn Dodders scraped by Philadei^ , team m ates, including int ng a
"tanee from Hick Bo- an o th er in the third, g aining 84 three
completions
sparked
the said the fir s t seven o f the p ro ­ Fine Arts Association
pate in the first program are Dan
t wo-run homer bv A n d y P a fk o . kelm ann, gained f s second m ajor o f the T ig e rs ’ 2 :4 y a rd . on the ()w ]#, f j rilt touchdown march.
phia, 5-0, to pull into a fin a l-day
gram s w ill deal w ith the se ttle ­ Honors Lester with Tea
L o v e , a n n o u n ce r; Tom C ollins as
tie w ith the Giant-, S u n d ay a fte r­
,
,
t *«,<, . r. I a v league piton.ng '■ 't o r y as the St. ground and passing for
I -I I of
S h irle y and George gave ment of Texa* by d iffe re n t naM r. W illia m L. Lester, associate an Ind ian chief and N ew E n g la n d
......
, h, m . t h . ir 14*
through t h , . l r .
h. n „ d t e in J,ckIn „ U » r N .* .o n » l U M . , . p ,.y ,
noon’s game* w ill der de the w in ­
i to n a litie s .
N a tio n a l the ( innnnat.ti Reds hammered
professor o f a rt a t the U n iv e rs ity , tra v e le r ; and
L a rry
Jo n es
ss
cago Cubs r a N V onal league
R ice, studded w ith sophomores, m u_ yarfjag* for Clem son, while
ner o f this
ur, s« .a1
A dram atization on the fir s t i
M u rry Dickson for I I hits as they
w ill he honored at the opening Stephen F . A u stin.
used
the
heady
play
o
f
a
hard
j
a
)
,
ni,on
and
Biggs
were
most
of
Leag ue race.
th rille r.
program
w
ill
tell
o
f
the
a
rr
iv
a
l
of
fopped the Pittsb u rg h
Pirates.
tea of the Texan Fin e A rts Asso­
The ( levo la r d I n d ian ■ took 12 charging line and a b rillia n t pass- j^ c e*s offense.
A u g u st 12 saw. the Giants I P-a 4-2, S a tu rd a y . H ank Ed w ard s hit
Anglo-Saxons in C en tra l Texas.
ciatio n w hich w ill be held at L a ­
intl
mg
,r>
edgit
he
D
e
tro
it
Timg
com
bination
of
L
e
ro
y
Fenstegames beh od the Dodgers with hi* third homer o f the season in
Rice missed a chance to tie up Mrs. Sam J . Sm ith of A u stin , who
guna G lo ria A r t G a lle ry S u n d a y
ger.i, 7-6. The w innin g run was m aker to B ill H ow ton to bu oy,
the B r o o k ly n :’ es apparent y nit,
the
w
an
ning
mois d ire c tly descended from pio­
the fourth inning to help E w e ll
from 3:00 to 5:00 p m. The tea
scored
b;
H
a
rry
Sim
pson
who
am
-1
the
hope*
of
the
partisan
35,000
„
ning aw ay w ith the f ag. I Ha h , Black w ell
ments, taking over on 1 lemsott s neers who a rrived wth Step h e n ;
to his
16th v icto ry
opens a three--*• eek, one-man ex­
gled, alo I second, reached third
Experienced Workmen
slo w ly but surely tbs Dodger-ki
..
ti*'*, nil
25-yard line when Gene L itt le re- F . A lstin, w ill be interview ed on
against 15 defeats.
hib it of the natio r.a.ly know n a r t ­
on
an
error,
and
made
it
to
the
l
h
,
d
i
f
f
.
r
.
.
.
.
.
W
M
H
.
.
r
,
p
lu
.
•
F
r
,d
K
n
o
.
h
.
r
.
fu
m
h
l..
ers started w h ittlin g awa
s’
the broadcast.
In the A m e ric a n League, the plate on Paul Kenner a pinch sin­
ists’* w orks w hich begin* on S u n ­
B ro o k ly n ’s lead.
* '" " " " " I
«»“ *
v“ r " K n o .bel chilled thi« th reat . . t h
The last group of program * w ill
New Y o rk T a r k(<’“ swept a don 2502 Guadalupe
day and w ill last through O ctober
touchdown run on » paw m te r
.
pa„ m .
gle.
N ew Y o r k
x?h lilt header from the Boston Ken
explain <
• .' en: occupations
in
ceptjon by Jim m y y u a n * * .
21.
straigh*
v ic to ry
S->’ ■ day
and Sox, to add to th e ir fsrst-place
Texan, The firs t o f these w ill c o n ­
H a lf snot a 20-yard pas* fo
is perception.
T M K S T A N D IN G S
th e ir 36th n 43 game* a* they
Kem pson for the feist Clemson
The v ic to ry wa- number 14 for cern fa rm in g . A prom nent fa rm ­
ma ’ gi n.
N ational League
topped B o -ton,
"
' '
; ! «g
e in te r­
The C hicago \y cite Sox dis
G B touchdown and Q uarles broke up Clemson in a s’ rca,. ^ re tc h in g er (»f th - reg n w ill
W
L
Pet
spun a brillian t ftve-r tie r 'or h;a goal w ard m arch bv R ice fo r the back to the w aning days of I * J J. viewed.
New Yo rk
93 58 .621
23rd victor of the sea
S t u d e ' ’ • in
A i stin
Public
second. Toe third ta lly came a fte r O n ly a tie last season w ith South
95 58 .621
The Giantsolved southpaw Tarheel G a m e Adm ission Bro o k lyn
Schools in social studies classes
Earl
VV r.g h ten b erry
recovered C arolina mars foe reeor .
S U N D A Y ’S S C H E D U L E
W a r re n Spahn f ’ only five lr.ta
Fine picked up 14* yards rush­ from third through ninth grades
.
D avis (K o s s e ) Jo h n s o n ’* fum ble
in
eight
inr g .
' •’
broke To Be by B lan k et Tax
Ne * Y o rk at B o lto n
ansar ^
^ e fir«t p lay of the third ing and 102 passing
w ill I.-ten to trie shows, M r. M u r ­
through fo r
n y ■> ta. e. r.
<
St udent- will be adm itted lo the I 2 I I I ) vs. VV 'son ( 7-6 ).
P
period. This gave Clemson the
H
a
ir
completed
9
of
16
passes
second and fifth n rg« to w- ip
B ro o k ly n a* Ph ilad elp h ia
Long horns’ game w ith N orth 1 a r° P hall on the O w ls’ 26 ard line and for hi* 137 yards th ut w ay
the c ra fty
eftha der
for the
A U S T IN
olina in M em orial Stadiu m S a t u r ­ (22-$) vs. Ch i reb (15-11).
B ick George scorer! rn ju s t one
< I if f R a d c liff kit ked two extra
sixth time th
y ar
W E L D IN G A.
day by blanket tax. I 1e Tarheels,
play.
points
for
Clem son, and
Bib
T h e y added ai sr . aru*
n n
R A D IA T O R
Ra j. had moved H2 yard s in just
a <.f h icier rated fir-b n a tio n ally by at leas* Victorious Steer Sq u ad
W rig h t two for Rice
the nin th agair -*
WORKS
l l plays to score it* E rs t touch­
Spahn’s un(’ “ system ’* before they loaf to
V e ro B'okford
It wa
«(*) W Sth St.
hnvc
played
Due
in
Austin
Today
down,
in
the
second
period,
R
ig
g
“
We Put a N ew Face on
14th d efeat again * 22 win*.
G eorg ia S a tu rd a y .
Tel. 6 -3 7 3 3
scoring from the 13. In the third, M ullets, Pra ts P la y Today
Tho G iant
and the Dodger
T e x * , tw ice before.
O w ls’ got their last tail/, this
share oq a1 percentage averageIn 1947 T e x a s’ S u g a r
Bow l
In answer to numerous quesThe Mullets, the Texan Sport*
Your O ld Shoes!
S a tu rd a y night, toe C any onp (.ornmg „n a one yard plunge
(,6 2 1 i. going into the fir.al day ' ampion* defeated the ( aru Un‘' ,,‘
S t a f f football team, is a heavy
, ’.
s r , 34-b, but in 194* it w-as the T< xan ria learned that the T eva* ^ Johnson.
fa v o rite over the
re xan Press
• a l t e r a t io n s
Of. piH'v
you g e t
Longhor r, , M o victors over BurClemson started Out like i* was
The thoroughly-aroused BrookBro o k ­ T arheel-’ ye ar, bv a 34-7 ta iv.
M is p rin te d , in a touch football
due Haturda
u n i a rr iv e at Au*- going to run Rice out o f its 70,- gamp scheduled today. The game
at CAPITO L
• BAG REPAIRING
a
lyn Dodge! - crushed t * Bn ad to­
tiri M unicipal A irp o rt, at 1.30 (KB) seat stadium, taking the open
Stu
d
e
n
t
tickets
to
the
O
k
la
­
will
be
played
on
the
N
orth
In
­
ph i* P h illie s 5-0, Hat a d a y night
• DYEING
p.m. H i no ay.
,ng k ic k o ff 77 yards on 12 play* tra m u ra l Field, across from G re ­
behind big Eton Newcomb*
f c ry homa I niver sty game in the < ortI
-D
A
Y
It
had
previously
been
ananr|
a
five
yard
penalty.
H
a
ir
s
• REFIN ISH IN G
fast-ball Ju te ng to . limb ba k ton Bow l O ctober 13 for U n iv e r­
g o ry Gym , at I -9 p.m.
nounced the team would a rriv e at ru n 1 fig and pausing accounted
into a tie w ith the Giant'- for the sity students are in the “ ame sec­
• L U G G A G E REPAIRIN G
Photo
tions as in 195(i
20-22, inclusive, I bi a.m., but it is now d efin ite for 68 yards.
league lead.
Q ,a r ! f “ broke ip a R ice m arch
I .50 p.m. Sunday.
• KEYS DUPLICATED
that s ta rtl’d on C lem son’* 23-yaid
Finishing
line a fte r a short T ig e r punt. Dan
16th A
The Finer Points
D rake tried a second down pa-H
San Ja c in to
fcverythioq tor your Camera
from Clem ohN I I yard line, hut
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