* * A Sage Unto His Son Once Saich ‘An Aggie Good Is an Aggie Dead’ ★ ★ The Da Th e F i r s t C o l l e g e Texan tS o u t h D a l l y I n Afternoon VOLUME 43 Price Five Cents 'Give US C ulture, Now Hold It! War Or No War/ Students Say W h a t Q oei Oh • cM&ie 12— O rg a n m usic, Mrs. K. A. Mo­ d u li, F i r s t P r e s b y te r ia n Church. I — U n iv e rsity Czech Club, f r o n t o f M ain Building. 3 :3 0 - 5 :3 0 — F a c u l ty W ives Club te a , 4 E n fi e ld Road. 3 :3 0 — F r e s h m a n o r a to r y , K TB C . 5— Rho E t a D elta, T e x a s U nion, ion. 6 — I n t r a m u r a l e n ’s Gym. sw im m ing, W o m ­ 6— Y.W .C.A . a n d Y.M .C.A. d in­ n e r , th e Com mons. Night U nion 315. Room. ion 315. t le , ” M.L.B. Building. 7— W .I.C.A ., U n io n 316. 7— T r y o u t s f o r T im e S ta g g e r s On, 7— Colonial D am es, U nion E nglish 7 :1 5 — M exican L i t e r a r y Club, U n ­ 8— “ K n ig h t o f th e B u r n in g P e s ­ 8— O b s e r v a to ry open, P h y s i c s 8 :1 5 — E th e l B a r t l e t t a n d Rae R ob­ in p ia n o c o n c e r t, H o gg e r ts o n A u d ito r iu m . Alec Templeton Here Wednesday Ticket Sales Will Help Blind Kids T h e m a n who sees w ith his f i n ­ in G r e g o ry Gym g e r s will play W e d n e s d a y n ig h t a t 8 o'clock. Alec T e m p le to n , th e blind p ia n ­ im p e r so n a to r , ist, com poser, a n d will be p r e s e n te d w ith th e f i r s t a ll- s ta te school c h ild r e n 's ch o ru s by th e U n iv e r s ity a n d th e music d e p a r t m e n t s o f th e A u s tin public schools. Mr. T e m p le to n ’s p ia n o solos will c o m p rise a la rg e p a r t o f th e p r o ­ g r a m , w hich will close w ith his a c ­ c o m p a n im e n t o f th e chorus, 1,000 voices stro n g . R e p r e s e n tin g all p a r t s o f th e s ta te , th e g r o u p r e ­ p r e s e n ts the clim ax of t h e w o rk o f in T e x a s th e voice clinic held schools f a ll by Dr. A rc h ie this Jo n e s , p r o f e s s o r o f m usic e d u c a ­ tio n , who will d ir e c t t h e singing. T he G irls' Glee C lub will also sing. T ic k e ts a t 50 c e n ts a n d $1.00 a r e on sale a t th e College o f F in e A r t s , th e C h a m b e r o f C om m erce, a n d th e J u n i o r C h a m b e r o f C o m ­ m e rc e. T he p ro c e e d s, m in u s e x ­ penses, will go to th e crippled and blind children o f th e sta te . All They Need: Boots and Saddles f r a t e r n i t y w hich S ilver S p u r, th e h o n o r a r y s e rv ­ ice ev e ry b o d y th o u g h t w as dead u n til th e y c a r ­ r ie d th e to rc h e s a f t e r B aylor, has ta p p e d th e follo w ing m e n : J i m W h i t w o r t h Bi l l K i n n e y C h u c k F i n l e y s o n Bi l l R u d d Bi l l B l a l o c k J o h n T u b b G u t C o l l i e r B o b O b e n h aul J a c k K i l g o r e G e n e G o o d w i n C h a r l e t G r i f f i n Union Goes N uts: They've Even Found A Pink Elephant! la te ly ? L o st a n y t h in g I f you have, you h ad b e t t e r ru s h o v e r to th e U nion L o st a n d F o u n d D e­ p a r t m e n t a n d claim it b e f o r e l l o ’clock F r i d a y m o r n in g , bec ause a t t h a t tim e th e d e p a r t m e n t will a u c tio n o f f e v e r y th in g it has col­ lected. Bill B a r t o n will be chief a u c tio n e e r . L a s t y e a r th e U n io n m a d e $87 th e a u c tio n i n g o f un claim ed on articles. hats, this y e a r ra in c o a ts , T h in g s on h a n d in ­ clude o n e pin k e le p h a n t, one g o lf s c a rfs, shoe, glasses, gloves, class rings, o th e r com p acts, rin g s, pur^e-?, keys, billfolds, ja c k e ts , u m b rellas, a n d a b r i e f case w ith Wayne F ra n k lin inscribed t h e re o n . pencils, pens, Iv e rs Chicago Vice-President Comes for Look-See Dr. E m o r y T. F ibley, v ic e-p re s­ id e n t of th e U n iv e rsity o f Chi­ cago, w as a p erso n a l g u e s t o f P r e s i d e n t H o m e r P. R ainey Mon­ d ay on an u n o ffic ia l visit. Collegians Fear Liberal Studies M a y Lose Out Student Opinion Survey* o f America The n a tion ’s d efen se program and th e em phasis th e w ar is plac ing advancem ent seem to have had little e f f e c t on w hat stud en ts b elieve college ed u ­ cation should o ffe r. sc ie n tific on the A national poll o f S tu dent Opin­ ion S urveys o f A m erica reveals la st tw o years that during there has been on ly a very sligh t increase in the num ber o f colleg ­ ians w ho b elieve higher education should stress technical and pro­ fession al train in g. C ollege n ew s­ papers, in clu d ing T he D aily T ex ­ an, assigned in terview ers to ask the follo w in g question o f a care­ fully-d erived cross section o f stu ­ d en ts: “Do you b elieve college ed u ­ cation should be m ainly tech ­ nical end p rofession al training, or should it em phasize a w ide cu ltural background?” H ere are the resu lts, com pared with those com piled by S tu dent Opinion S u rveys in N ovem ber, 1939, on the id en tical question: 1939 1941 Technical and p r o f e s s io n a l________ 17% 19% C ultural background 46 B o t h ------------------------3 7 42 3 9 L ess than I per cen t w ere un­ decided, so th ese no-opinlon an s­ w ers w ere n ot the tabulations. included In Men students, nearly one-fourth o f them , w ant techn ical and pro­ fession al train in g favored, w hile only 16 per cen t o f the women do. stud en ts con tacted , From the com m ents m ade by the m any reason for the sm all num ber who w ant the techn ical side stressed th at undergraduates do n ot is w ant the arts and social scien ces overshadow ed during this period o f strife. They Cried Alter Their Plays Then Bombed-Out Author W inks at Drama C urtain Club president Melvin Pape, w earing a green sh irt and ch ew in g a pencil, sat in the Texan o ffic e last n igh t and w rote up som e publicity fo r his group. He was a decided con trast from the S even teen th C entury actor dressed in black and carrying a scroll, I described by Dr. A u trey N ell W i- 1 ley in her “ A cross th e F ootlig h ts” address in the Stark Library. She said th ere’s q uite a d iffe r ­ ence b etw een the oldtim e narra­ tor exp lain in g the action to the au ­ dience b efore th e play started and the loquacious sta g e m anager o f to d a y ’s “ Our T ow n .” W hereas the prologue originally created an illusion w ith the audi­ ence and attracted atten tion to the sta g e, today the physical articles such as the cu rtain , backdrops, fu rn itu re and fo o tlig h ts do the work, she said. T od ay’s theater sets are an ou tgrow th from the original prologue used during the S even teen th C entury. M usical excerp ts from S even ­ teenth C entury p rologues w ere sung by Miss M argaret Corbin, U n iversity instructor in voice, ac­ com panied on a harpsichord by Dr. H enry W underlich, instructor in psychology. A volum e en titled “ Rare Pro­ logu es and E p ilogu es, 1 6 4 2 -1 7 0 0 ” w as published by Dr. W iley in 1933 but w as bom bed by German raiders when th ey destroyed m ost o f the book section o f London. You Know B egorra, Mac, did you ever hear the one about , . . The Irish Mark Tw ain o f T exas U. and the T a llest Liar w ho ever declared: “ You know w hat I’d be if I w asn ’t Scotch? I’d be asham ­ e d !” ? Jan itors Mark Crane and John G. M cCoy, F orty A cres m asters Dr. E m o r y ex p lain e d that U n i­ o f the oily ton gu e and backfire v e rsity o f C hicago P r e s i d e n t Rob­ repartee, sw ing broom and mop in e r t M. H u tc h in s “ ra m p back sin g ­ the B iological Laboratory with ing the praise s of Fora-; and the j the sam e finesse with which they I n iv < s sit.v sn j u s t j relate their wild tales on man and had to com e aud see for m y se lf.” * beast, >'ou can always expect a that I i ighly Six Pages Today No. 55 University and Aggies Smoke Peace Pipe This Is Mudville There are no rallies planned th is w eek. Last n ight at th e pep practice session in Gregory Gym tw en ty-five persons and th e Band show ed up. The spirit seem s to have died out or ebbed consider­ ably since Saturday night when an enthusiastic crowd of several hundred w en t to Hill Hall to show the once- beaten, once-tied Longhorns the student body w as still with them . The rally never w as staged. It w as a tim e for prayer and thought. They Yelled With Delight' Instead of Standing in Line ’Non-Aggression’ Pact Signed Student Leaders Meet at A.&M. “ no n-aggression p a c t” d e­ A signed to cu rb u n sp o rtsm a n lik e activities— such as fights, use o f d e f a m a to r y expressions, a n d d e ­ s tr u c t iv e p r a n k s — in c o n n e ctio n w ith th e T h a n k sg iv in g D ay g a m e was signed M ond ay by r e p r e s e n t a ­ tives o f T he U n iv e rsity o f T ex a s a n d T e x a s A.&M. College m e e tin g a t College S tatio n. T h e seven -p o in t a g r e e m e n t Close to a thousand blanket tax tick ets to the Texas-A . & M. g a m e w ere sold M on d a y by th e new, a n d a p p a r e n tly successful lottery" s y s -I “ t h e ^ 01^ 0^ ^ ^ d , s t n b u t l o n - ‘No o n e w a s g e t t i n g a n y re a lly bad s e a ts M o n d a y ,” rivalry™ t h a t 'e x is t s b e tw e e n th e tw o schools,” Ed Olle said, tbe t h ir te e n p e rs o n s s ittin g in on “ a n d m a n y s tu d e n ts , u p o n o f delight. W e had a lo t o f fu n .” d r a w in g good seats, w ould le t o u t yells the ac tio n resolved. The n ew lo ttery plan w en t into e ff e c t M onday m o rn ing. “ F ro m our a n g le the new system is a success— an d I th in k th e stu d e n ts also like it b etter, said sa tisfied Mr. Olle, busines m a n a g e r o f in te r c o l­ le g iate ath letics. A lthough there w ere were few er tick ets gold the fir st d ay fo r the A ggie gam e, in com parison with the Oklahoma and S.M .U . gam es, Mr. Olle b elieves th at because o f the n ature o f the lo tte ry plan there w ill be an in crease in sales before Thursday evening. One Pledge Got Tickets on the 14 So He Left Town B y JOHN TE R NU S T he b a rre l w e n t r o u n d an d Perhaps to is in d ic ativ e o f w hat “ le g a l” th e A ggie p o in t o f view w e re b r ig h tly p a in te d signs on th e A.&M. ca m p u s sh o u tin g “ Kill T e x a s,” “ W e K new T h ey W e re Y ellow ,” “ A ggies 44, S te e r s 2 ,” a n d “ L ay L ay d e n Low,” “ Kill K r a i n ’s K id s ;” a n d r o u g e d and s m i rk ­ ing a r o u n d to o th e r c a d e t s ’ a m u s e ­ ment. “ I t ’s th e usua l th in g ,” said ! one Aggie. 1 D r * d a m e s C. Dolley, c h a ir m a n A th le tic Council, h e a d e d lipsticked fre s h m e n If you w ere one o f the eighty-odd U niversity girls who m odeled for the “ Miss P hotography” con test, you can tell from this picture! You have to w ear oran ge lipstick or it ’ll show up m ud-black in a portrait. P hoto by Glover. S tif f necks com e from too-long posing in the studio m ore o ften than from the darkroom s. A sm ile is a fin e thing— u ntil you ’ve repeated it a thousand tim es in one night. Bathing Suits in November? That’s Photography Contest Y esterday aftern oon N ell Jack! sity , seven ty-n in e other co-eds dur- 1 A. D. Glover did last night, have The deadline for b uyin g blanket- sp cn t nights in their d ark ’ooms> I ta x tick ets is 5 o ’clock Thursday. and M argaret Sm ith w alked gin- in* the past m onth have put on gerly around a rocky dry c r e e k j lights,^ s m ile d cam eras^ u n tU I N o t a11’ h ow ever* did w hat Luck- ! B egin n in g Friday, w h at tick ets j ^ u u - P1CtUreS U k e n ’ : th eir ch eeks g o t perm anent c r e a s -!ett did M onday: a™ le f t w ill be sold across the shiver- es, and, like M isses Jack and He lay down to sleep on a table, cou n ter u ntil T u esday, N ovem - _ y ° u ’ Sm ith, played polar bear by w e a r -1 fell o f f hours later in to a pan o f ber 25, at 5 o ’clock. A fte r this TU They had on L L ^ + u asked them w hat m onth it was. b athing suits, u t Ven •! T h ey w ere the last m odels to! w eather. T Hp m n teat ™ j in g b athing su its in freeze-ou t developer. n . T e r r y , treasurer, stood j th e deadline, those rem aining s tu d e n ts o f th e ir d o lla r and a dime sponsored by the will go on general public sale, per A.&M. s c a t a n d p unched n e a t i **■ the w in d o w a n d relieved ^ u j .. *u . . . slip under the w ire in th e U niver- sity ’s “ C hoose-A -M odel” c o n te s t,1 photographers have clicked lenses ber I. Th c a n t e r e d p h o t o g r a p h s ^ I Tt iS estim ated th at ab out 1.500 tw en tv U n iversity' som e A n d T o To g e t t h e i r n a m e s in th e ru n - a t g la m o u r ’til i a n d develop *d film a ” d m i n t e d /.von MOnday n ' ^ th o v ’rp n o t wT. hint/ t h a t will this w eek-en d select u n p resse d ny a Dare leg a n y m o re , exhibition in Drat? * . a Miss P h o to g r a p h y o f th e U niv er-; M oss, like H u b e r t L u c k e tt and b e g in n in g T h u rs d ay . im p r e s /e d by a b a r e Ie* a n U o r e S ? . * • « ■ By a b a re leg a n y m o re . ex h ,b ,t,o n rn D r a c show w indow s l u x n u ------------------------------ : ...........r : , s ! in fi^ e d f v ^ o n s r a n g n g - ! „ d r a m a . , c s - w , ll t t ^ tic k e * " IU b * . I r o m l be on sale by t h a t t i n , . , u n le ss blan k et e r s , f o r g e n e r a l ^ , , , hold e rs d e m a n d m o r e h olders th a n expected. ,a to be th e A cres i!ttIe hoIes t e t h e r by D e a n E. r o u n d — an d o u t ca m e 50-yard line I tbe six-m an g ro u p f r o m th e F o r t y w e n t up to c o n f e r w ith tickets. T h a t seem ed sto r y a t th e A th le tic O ffice yes- a s im d a r A g gieland g r o u p b r o u g h t te r d a y m o r n in g as th e new tic k e t J . K y le, distrib u tio n system w e n t in to c f - A.&M.’s a th le tic ch a irm a n . fe e t f o r th e f i r s t tim e. , ln each W ankel ta x ; ** ! hp « “ * " * ■ ^ o o d with c a tc h in g b r e a th a n d crossed fin- to w h e r e R e p re s e n ta tiv e s f o r T e x a s w e r e t h e F re d N iem an, p r e s id e n t o f S tu d e n ts ’ A sso c iatio n ; J a c k H ow ­ ard , T exa n e d ito r ; J a m e s N e w ­ man, L on g h o rn B and p r e s id e n t; J o h n S eam an , th e Cow boys; and W e n d y W inn, a s­ sis ta n t c h e erle ad e r. • F o r A.& M .: T om Gillis, c a d e t is c o m m a n d e r o f th e s tu d e n t co rp s; R. B. P e a r c e , c a d e t lieutenant-coloneJ, seco nd in eom- ^ e p a v e thp n u m b e r six b a rre l m a n d o f the c o r p s ';'D o n G ab rie l, e d i to r ; B ob Russell, p e n m g in c a d e t m a j o r o f th e A ggie band* , b a r r e ? .and p u d e d j Dick H ervey, s e n io r class p r e si- : d e n t ; a n d Sheen S tale y , head yell leader. a packet o f six tickets, S tu d e n t s were given a b a r r e l , w e r e strung, w ith a ste e l 1 ° 0l0nel ' ‘ h° five little yellow beer-ketr-like I he ste p p e d back f o r e m a n o f ‘ “ V " . " " t ic k e t ' — Old Dan Webster Never Went at It Like This C o m p lim e n tin g the ntew plan f o r ; pipe P*e r c >nsr th e ir middles. M a " * g e r 01Ip s a ,d ’ : N o t only h. s this n e w system a d e f t spin, tu r n e d his back, p u t B atta lio n elim in a te d th e n ec es sity o f sta n d - his h a n d th r o u g h th e o , s. - , " ------- Proved | | ? . ! he as f a i r as any plan t h a t could I J have been w o rk e d o u t . ” Tw o V a r s ity D eb a te S q u a d s go on th e r o a d th is w eek t a k in g the firm a tiv e side of th e questic a f f ir m a ti v e side of th e q u e s tio n : Resolved"V h a t'T h a que should d ec la re w a r im m e d ia te ly that T u e s d a y m o r n in g n m l u e s d a y m o r n in g J im VV rig h t an d E d g a r S helto n J r ., m e e t a B aylor b u y e r who desires o k , Kesolved i r j The e f f e c t o f th e ir decision w a s the U n ite d S t a t e s , ^ d r a w six tic k e ts to a block and th o se r e m a in in g rn the pack to bind them selves to see t h a t th e t th e y th e b a r r e l whose | student bodies I, U>! r * *ix b o x e s’ the tic k c t sel' from box n u m b e r six, th e * * re p u t b»<* th i t hhinkct a n d g ro u p s P re se n te d [ fo r You Have Until Saturday, Boys is S a tu r d a y , N o v e m b e r 22, the d e a d lin e f o r ap p le-po lishing th is se m ester. itself R e p o rts m u s t be in th e d e a n s ’ o f fic e s th e n , a n d th e w o r r y will to “ w h a t will D ad link in stea d o f “ how m a n y s a y ? ” c h a p te r s c a n I r e a d th r e e „ h o u r s ? ” in University Research Puts New 'K ic k ' In Aviation G as — ------------- H all T u e s d a y n ight. T he j te a m b e f o r e th e B aylor U n iv e rsity s t u d e n t body a t chapel h our. J o h n G ra m b lin g a n d K e nne th*—--------------- ——_____________ I | S e ib e r t d e b a te in th e M arlin T ow n T exas te am took th e n e g a tiv e side o f the q u estion w hen it m e t th e U n iv e r ­ sity o f T o ro n to la st w eek. T h o m a s A. Rousse, in c h a rg e of d e b a te s, will also m a k e th e tr ip Ifs Only 36 Days 'Til Christmas f o r P lans all-U n iv ersity an C h ristm a s festiv al to be held th e n ig h t of D e c em b e r 15 w e r e a n ­ th e T ex a s n o u n ce d M on d a y by Union. T he d a te m a y be c h a n g ed to D ec e m b e r 16, how ever, a t the m e e tin g o f th e C h r is tm a s p a r ty c o m m itte e M onday. it Must Be Spring— Band Hall’s Here A ga in to S t u d e n t s will be e x p e c te d m a rc h f ro m th e i r C h r is tm a s d in­ I MET S I ners t h a t n ig h t to th e main I tr a n c e , , will sin g carols and c a r r y la n te r n s in th e processional. , to th e Main Building. T h ey hall was $200 n e a r e r S a t u r d a y f night. A check f o r t h a t a m o u n t I w as p re s e n te d by C onnie G ossett, I p r e s id e n t of P a n h ellen ic Council, j T he L o n g h o rn B a n d p rac tice A p r o je c to r a t the Main Build- Pn” : . . . . i, . ing w ill throw- th e w o rd s to Christ- I to Colonel G eorge E. H u rt, di- mas songs o nto a sc re en and a ; r e c to r of th e L o n g h o rn B and, j u s t p a n to m im e o f th e C h ristm a s s to r y b e f o r e th e k ic k o ff a t th e Texas- will he given, V.C.U. g am e S a tu r d a y . To cra m w a r - i m p o r ta n t a v i a ­ tion gaso lin e w ith g r e a t e r p o w er chem ical a n d “ kick,” e n g in e e rin g e x p e r im e n ts a r e u n d e r w ay a t th e U n iv ersity . e la b o r a te Well Slap My Wrist, Gerald T r y i n g to f in d b e t t e r w a y s to design gaso line c r a c k in g p la n ts, Dr. W . A. F elsin g, c h e m is try de- ■ p a r t m e n t c h a ir m a n , a n d his assist- ii v vt xca it m an, am i ma analav- J* lite r a lly WedKine a p a r t | a n t , a r e th e v a rio u s c o m p o n e n ts o f air- a ° ba--r p la n e fu el . B a ck in th e good old day s o f th e P.E.C. Club no n -ag g ressio n , of old B. H all used to ask mem- . . , ? " * V m u?dard nd a n d holding j on till th e y pledged. , L a s t week, forty years a f t e r the o rg a n iz a tio n of the original bunch— they joined forces to big- stick th e rest of th e B. H a ile rs— boys in Section C of to d a y ’s m o d ­ ern Brackenridge D o rm ito ry re­ vived P.E .C . As th e r e s u lt o f th e re s e a r c h I Dr. F elsin g a n d his w o rk e rs will | soon k now th e b eh a v io r o f avia- its c o m p o n e n ts ' tion g asoline a n d u n d e r all so rts of conditions. to c o r r e la te to g e t d a t a P u rp o se o f th e in v e stiga tion o f I p re s s u r e a n d volum e re la tio n sh ip s ; of th e fuels a t high t e m p e r a t u r e s is th e physical p r o p e r tie s o f th e h y d r o ­ c a r b o n s with t h e i r s t r u c t u r e . T he d a t a m a y p ro v e h elpful in d e s ig n ­ ing now d istillatio n a n d f ra c ti o n - atio n p la n ts g asoline f o r U ncle S a m ’s d e fe n s e a i r c r a f t . to t u r n o u t b e t t e r m e m b e rs say. I ho old q u a lific a tio n s f o r m e m ­ included w e ig h t of 200 bership fire pounds, ability axe, a n d c o n s t a n t a t t e n d a n c e a t a local b e e r g a r d e n . Now you have to be “ one of th e b e t t e r bo y s,” i B e th le h e m — (A ll) • to wield a A huge C h r is tm a s tr e e will be lighted d u r in g th e ce rem o n ie s. T he p ro g ra m is as fo llo w s ; T h e C h ristm a s S to ry in Carols — ( A l l ) ; “ B r e a k F o r th , O B e a u ­ teo us H ea v en ly L ig h t” — U n iv e r ­ () L ittle Tow-n of sity C h o ru s; F ir« t T w o V erses of the F irs t N oel— (C h o r ­ u s ) ; A n g e l’s M e ssa g e — (S o p r a n o S e e ( A R O L I N G , P a g e 3 T h e new o r g a n iz a tio n will m e e t tw ice a m o n th to eat. This c o n t rib u tio n m a d e th e to ­ tal only $2,104 sh o rt o f th e $10,- 000 goal re q u ir e d th e U n iv e r s ity ’s p rom ise to th e $20,- 000 hall. to m a tc h W hen b u ilt th e b a n d hall will be on San J a c i n t o B o u le v a rd at opposite T w en ty -se co n d t h e m ain e n t r a n c e to M em orial S tadium . S tr e e t , What I d Be if I Wasn*t S c o t c h ? The Laws Are In Their Hands th e m m a rk e d s o le m n ly : " S e e A w histle b r o u g h t C r a n e fro m w-hat’s a g a in s t h e r w hen tai! one t h a t would p u t d e le g a te s wa* in fo r a ribbing. to th e A n n u a l L ia rs ' C o n v e n tio n to sham e w h en you hear fo r e c a st. Now this one is t r u e . Blue eyes t w i n k l i n g C r a n e re-J t h a t girl j com ing up the s ta ir s ? You know s h e ’s t h e to p floor M o n d a y to spin te n : coining up t h a t ’s in h e r f a v o r g o ­ b i e s b u t Mac w-a.s h a r d e r to find, th e Said ( l a n e : “ McCoy S c o r n fu lly p r o te s t in g t h a t t h a t a n d one w a s n 't so good, Mac o f f e r e d h a r d f le a Irish , th e one a b o u t tlK two sn a k es who harrier to k e e p .” Wi t h a aScottish b u r r a n d a n sw allowed each o t h e r ’s tails u n til th e air, only th e ir heads w ere le ft stick in g ing d o w n ? — G r a v i t y !” to catch is like Irish bro g u e th ic k e n in g they obligingly se ttle d dow n on out. th e th ir d floor s ta ir s to “ tell t h a t ! C ra n e , n o t to he o u td o n e , said i Division ” " I n ev e r r e m e m b e r r u n n i n g rn the w ar, b u t I su r e p as sed a lot of fellow s who w o re ,” he said. Th e y both w inked a n d lau ghed , hea rtily . Mac, w hose m o re th a n tw e n t y y e a rs o f service give him se n io rity ax a ca m p u s j a n ito r , g o t in one more. Bob D ec k er, Bill J u n e ll ,and G eorge R eyno lds w e re M onday m o r n in g e lec ted the th r e e senior r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s to the Law School h o n o r council. Tom R h o d e s had previously been elected c h a irm an . ju r is d ic tio n o v e r all viola tio n s o f th e honor sy stem , p ra c tic e d by t h e school. I t is m ade up o f th r e e se n iors, one The council has "Y o u know w h a t th e y cull po-l J r e *h m " - * n d tW# mi<,' 1* w s t u ' ta to o s in A r k a n s a s ? “ T h ey d o n ’t call ’em !” And th e y we n t back ’c m : th e y dig to d u s t their an d j ( *a _______ The Weather: W i n r 1 1 rn I a " tv'lV' wmk warned that „ / A 1VlUttiia,l [b a t J* t b r A rm y he was know n »sj jo b of c le a n in g up that reporter the “Mark Jw aia ox tho loath f r o w n * C o n siderable cloudiness. Maxi mum temperature, 82, t h a t n u m b e r n u m b e r corresponded to the num - * her of tickets left in the th e r e m a in in g If th e b la n k e t ta x b u y e r s w a n ts I " T . ^ " 7 ^ ^ V n in e g r o u p ’ But.iceland a luck p rev a iled only f o u r tic k ets, as usual. ’ two o f th e block a r e p u t into box “ U ram c a w a y f i n n i n g .w ith six f ifty -y a rd -lin e A lpha Phi tw o, a w a itin g n u m b e r P ,r * I tic k e ts clenched in h e r fist. B e tty chase of a b u y e r who d esire s only J e w e l L u e d e m a n n , tw o tickets. P ositions in the d ia m a t K yle Field a r e a J S T , of d r a w in g luck. '“ " ' ’' T ' ' ' Russell Z * th e a n d th e ' " " l l P E A C E , P a g e J The Cry Goes Up: Appease the Aggies' The L o n g h o rn B and did its p a r t . __ N o n -b la n k e t-ta x h o ld e rs w i l l have to w a it f o r th e g e n e r a l sale b e fo re th e y ca n buy tickets. As it sta n d s now , is a co m plete sell-out, with 39,000 ex ­ th e g a m e P , »» , T,. - e ' ( ‘Um* * #0dW“ •M° n t' ay j on squealed i o r t j -five End with joy. Don ( R e d ) Elliott, en- Po Tom Gillis, colonel o f T exas stu d e n t, w a s h an d e d A.&M. C ollege’s c a d e t corps, m em- g in e e r in g th r e e on the tw e n ty -fiv e and pro- j ber!* o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n voted a fessed b e a t P°^d key a w a rd o f th e kind given it s ta n d in g in line. | L y m a n R ipperton d r e w a g ro u p fo r service to th e gro u p . is c e r ta in l y th a t !Cld s Pts- on th e f i f t y and said he w as all w ork in tr y in g doin g ou tstan d in g us a | f ° r the new system . A f r a t e r n i t y p le asa nt visit to th e A.&M. cam - th e pus T h a n k sg iv in g D a y ,” Jam es pledge th e n g o t a h unch on I f o u r te e n a n d said he w as a f r a id N ew m an, bai d p r e s id e n t, said in to ta k e th e m back lo th e house, a n n o u n c in g th e action. to a s s u re “ Gillis ^Ue N&ujI9n d id e Say Girls-How'd You Like A West Pointer for Xmas? Twenty-five University pirls will be selected to sp en d Chri st ma s holidays at W es t Point. Girls int erested in making- the trip ma y fill ou t appl icatio n b la nks in the oftice of tho Dean of W o m e n . . . S tu d e n t tickets for S c h i a p a r e l l i s lecture are now on sale in the Home Eco­ nomics Building- . . . See SOCIETY, pa ge 5. Time Staggers" Trials at 3 Rae Robertson an d Ethel Bartlett, duo-pianists, who will open the Community Conc ert Series Tu es d ay night, be ca me a team simply as a novelty . . . Final “ Time Sta g ge rs O n ” try-outs will be held a t 3 o’clock this a f ­ ternoon in Texas Union 315 . . . See AMUSEMENTS, p ag e 6. Eco Profs Play Football “ I t ’s football,” says Bible of S at ur d ay 's gam e . . . A g ­ gies cinch tie for S ou th w es t Conference Championship . . . I n t r a m u r a l Golf entries due to d a y . . . Go ver nme nt an d economics d e p a r t m e n t s pl ay football game, a nd th e Boxing Club has s che dul ed a to u rn am en t , , . See SPORTS, page 2. SPORTS— PAGE TWO Phone 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Phone 2-2473 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IB, 1*41 *7Ue licM blut Bible Sums Up Saturday W ith 'Ifs Football’ L W. B R O O K S TEXAN SPORTS EDITOR Aggies Cinch for Co-Championship; T.CU. Also Has Chance at Title “ T he r e is enough left to lighten By BI LL N O BL E t he blow. ” Tho**- were the words of a very sad ma n Monday morning. S pe a k ­ this yea r i ng f or the fir«t time f r o m a defensive position, the L o ngho r n me nt or c ou l dn’t force a smile f o r his weekly press c o n ­ ferees. D. X. Bible h a c ber n h u r t - hur t, n o t by the fall of his football t eam, bat by a bunch of weakj sisters who foolishly an d r e l e n t ­ lessly kl p? him f rom s e e p i n g all S a t u r d a y night with t e l e­ phone calls. their saying so, Our friend Bible would be the la.'t p e r r o n in the world to c o m ­ plain a b o u t complaints, but w i t h ­ o ut his those people who maliciously caller! him and •poke harshly of his football t e a m j have cut deeply into his w o nde r ful ; per sonality Those calls ould have wait ed until S u n d ay or Mon da y, and the people who had t h e n er ve , could have been men or w o m e n | e nough identify But, w h a t ’s the bunch of wate r y- b a ck b o ne d viduals? themselves e to talk to a indi-J to The Sou hwe st C o n f e r e n c e — wher e a n y t h i n g can happen and usually does! If anyo ne b ut an Aggie had p re d i c te d at the f ir- t o f this h ec­ tic football season t h a t the boys f rom College S tati on would p iii this year by a r e p e a t season coppi ng the Co n fe r en ce c r own for the thir d consecutive time, he would u n d ou b te d l y have been ostracized from sport* society. But S a t u r d a y , T.C.U. made t h i« possible — you know how. The Chr i st ians did what no p r og n os t i c a t or in the S o ut h w e s t or the nat ion would have deemed possible, but this is the Southwest. Conf er en ce. in Now, the F r o g s have b u t to beat an un p r ed i c t ab l e Rice team and a pa- si n g M u s t a ng bun' h to the v i c t o r ’s s e a t aiong- sit on lde A.&M. N e x t S a tu r d a y , t he y clinch with the Owls, who lase week hall against a s u pe ri or Afrgie eleven and roundly out pl a y ed the m in the second half. heads up played Down an Aggie in Houston S a t u r d a y , its t e am played all to th,, locked-ronm ip a 19-point Bob Bromley, good t> lek* in the first hal f to *rt lead a t the whi ‘ie. But the Owls, sparked h c a m e back f r , ™ take all the ^ ory in the second part. Th*' Rice hunch p u t over a touchdown and ma de nine first in the second half o a dowr j lone Aggie first. Rut the odd* were stacked, and A & M. came ’ to 6, tough un c a t t e d , 19 led by s t a r Der ac e Moser. A “ «nake-bit” A r k a n s a s squad its Co n f er en c e last played game o f t he >eason S a t u r d a y and came out with a p er f ec t losing s c h e d u l e T h e Must angs f r o m Da las ma de it six losses for the P o r k e r s by a score of I I is the first y e a r in < o n f er en c e hi st or y t h a t Ark- ar a has failed to win a Con- . f er en ce game. to 7. The t h r o u g h The Methodists did n o t have the it t h e i r way all game, however, a« the Hogs were able to m a k e ten firsts to the pon i e s eleven, and held the Dallas lads to a 7 to 7 tie into the last q u a r te r . But superior pas si ng «aved the da y for S.M.U. A 49- yar d toss in the first p e ­ riod n e t te d one score, and a 37- yar d pass la«t q u a r t e r the in The Pome* the second. gave gai ned 327 y a r d s to the P o r k ­ e r ’s 285, and 212 y ar ds of this came t h ro u gh the air. N e x t S a t u r d ay , S . M T ’, me et s Baylor in Dallas to decide who shall he f o u r t h in Co n fe r en ce standing. Ar k a nsas , h a vi ng com­ pleted her ill-fated Co nf er en ce go-round, meet* the Univer sit y of Mississippi a t Memphis, T e n ­ nessee. Baylor al most had 'em S a t ­ ur day, b ut the Bear s let Tulsa ge t away. L e a d i n g a t the end of the third q u ar t e r , 13 to 7, K im ­ br ough' s boys a slashing H u rr i c a ne a t t a c k that n et te d 13 points, a n d they left the g a m e on the small end of a 20 to 13 score. bef or e fell With at l east a eo-champion- ship title a l r e ad y bestowed upon the head of a s ur pr i si ng Aggie the r a r e f rom now on eleven, anti-climactic. A.AM. will be leads five vic­ field with tories and no losses, f a c i n g hut See F OO T BA L L, Page 3 the Texas's Best Opponents Are Teams in S.W.C. Records Show A.&M. Tops in Conference, O klahom a Is Best Non-Conference Team Two More Left Wh e n Bible said ‘‘there is e noug h l e f t to lighten the blow,” he was talking a b o u t two football game* left on the T ex a s schedule. Yep, t h e re are two left and plenty impor ta nt . And, you know w h at i m p o r t a n t when is m e a n t Th an ks g i vi n g It me ans t h a t Texas ha* work to do in College Station. is ment i o ne d . by this this. No R e me mb er time. Texas A. & M. f ootball te am i* invincible, as we well know a t is unt i e d and u n be a te n , but so was Texas ten days ago. The sp or t i ng world has seen w h a t t he y called t he gr ea t est in S o u t hw es t te am hi st or y fold up on successive S a t ­ urdays. Ther e ar e o th e rs s u b j e c t to the same fate. But. d o n ’t this a n d take all Opponents* Records C O L O R A D O L O I IS I A N A ‘* 7 A T T A c c or di ng to st at i st i cs the hest learn that Texa s has played have been t e a m s in the S o u th we s t C on ­ ference. The all-season s t a n d in g the L onghorns of all ' h o ws have played and will play t he y «tand thir d with Texas ‘ hat \ A M. first, and Okl ah oma sec­ ond. te ams the field in rinse scores. A.AM s record shows a clean bill with ei ght victories. In only (hi T C X . game an d the Ar ka n - the Aggies b i e n ! I ti 34 ft ” sa.® g a m e have 1 ( 7 Ok la h om a in second place has the bes t record of a n y non-con- f< fence has played six victories and two de- feats. that Texaa team o ing shows A &M. A b'ok at the c o n f e r e n c e s t a n d ­ f irs t with five * victories, T.C.V. second with thr ee vi c t o r s and one loss, and Texas in third place with t h r e e victories, one def eat , and one tie. 21 I 4 t h a t But a look at the o p p o n e n t s ’ records will show’ the m a ­ jority of the g ames played were with t e ams t h a t r an k high in the nat ion, a n d tha t a g r e a t n u mb e r the g a m e s en de d with close of scon ' a n o t h e r indication of fine football. I he oil-.yason s t a n d i n g o f Texas and her oppon ent s is as follows: A AM., Okl ahoma, Texas, T.C.U., K.M U., Rice, Ore go n, Baylor, Colorado, Arkansas, and L.S.IJ. I N T R A M U R A L V O L L E Y B A L L S C H E D U L E FOR WO ME N T u e s d a y a f t e r n o on at 5 o ’clock. Gym 135— Zeta T a u Alpha II vs. Kappa Kappa G a mma T. Zeta Tau Alpha I vs. Alpha Delta Phi I. Gym 133 — Pro Czechs vs. W I C A . II. f r o * * a 4 l a H o i y a f t e * « * 21 0 M n * *♦*>«* 7 11 ll R lr * Cl I ft F l o r i d * N e x t : Ti l t o n * A R K A N S A S ..A C e n t r a l Ok l a 46 A T e n n e * » e * 13 12 M t o a t o a t p p i I 7 A u b u r n 1 • I 7 4 0 ft I C l ! ft 7 R a v i n e A I 4 T e x t * ft! ft D e t r o i t ft T e x . 0 2« 12 R,, .r A A M T S M I'. N e \ t Mi S O M E T H O D I S T ft M N . T . S T C ST 1ft K o r d h a r n 4ft 3 t C o l l . o f F a r ft 2ft A u b u r n 12 ft T e x a « 111 IO T e x A A M I 4 A r kat i - a a N e x t : Ba * tor T A N ft IS tft 7 . ft T E X A S CURI ft A T n t - * 7| ft Arkanea* I n d i a n a ft T e x A A M I 4 2ft 4* i ’t 14 For d ha rn 7 2 3 Ha y lur 2ft 3 5 C e n t e n a r y I 4 T e x a a N e x t : R ie* OR HOON ft I 5 S t a n f o r d 7 31 I ria ho ft 2ft So. I alif ft lft C a l i f o r n i a ft 7 H r I, A . ft ft Wash A N e x t '-tate Wa * h i n « r t . fi T - * * » ,* r u h ' f i u t * 2 7 W" y o w i n g * Utah 13 Brier. Yo*/nr f ) , n v pr swallow it like a dr ink of wa t e r , cfi c»lo. choke on it for a while and think of T E X A S A. & M. The most im­ p o r t a n t game of the 1941 season is n e x t on T e x a s ’s list. Ther e wa.* a lot of i ndi f fer enc e S u n d a y and Mond a y am o n g Longhorn follow­ ers, b u ’ is absolutely taboo wuth the squad. These L o n g h o r n s ’ 'a Sant* clar* o f 1941 feel t h a t t he y can r e p e at w h a t h ap pe ne d last Th an ks g i vi n g r,f‘ Day. N e » i i O K L A H O M A O’ OUI* AAM 4 « V i * , « h r n # n I I»«»« IS Kar> Btatr ! the dr essi ng for the room the a f t e r n o o n I m a j o r portion of , ’ w or ki n g over the mi s t ak e s ma de in the T.C.U. game an d outli ning the a t t ac k f or the coming Thanks- A . Profs Battle On Gridiron To 6-6 . j ,, , *. Kin* Foot bal l h » , p . n . t r . t . d into two of the Uni ver si t y t e a c h ­ ing d ep a r t me n t s . , in a indulged F a c ul ty m e mb e r s of the go v­ e r n m e n t and economics d e p a r t ­ me nt s r ough an d t umbl e g am e of t ouch football on the Uni ver si t y the i . ct i. , .rumor High School Sun da y . J in a 6-6 tie the g o v e r n m e n t d e p a r t m e n t The g a m e *>nded g r o u n d s of , with claiming victory on th e i r th r ee a1- giving p ar ty , leged p e ne tr at i on s . # The economics d e p a r t m e n t doe:-* the game, on the no t concede g r o u n d s that t he re we r e no field m a rk e rs and p e n e t r a t i o n s could not he ascertained. suits, sweat ran limb er i ng- up drill Following this, the tea™, decked t h r ou g h a and the showers. Re g­ to get scheduled in spirited t he n took ular work u nd er way today. to is t- r, t ' n i t the Aggies, reports. A c c or di ng ing glowing I Gray, Sports Notice J a c k Gray, who has been sc out ­ r e t u r n e d with to fools t he y ar e pass-crazy A i r that can score from any p a r t of ALL F R E S H M E N i nt e r est e d in basket,bal! will r e p o r t t o EH Price the field. T h e y play wide open We d nes day night at 7 o’clock on ball and ma ke up for t heir rn la­ the s tage of Gre go r y Gym. Each takes with hustle. Der ace Mcaer man should b ri ng gym e q u i p m e n t is a one man show, an d they have to w or k out in until u n i f or ms ar e a backfield with more speed t ha n 1 the Layden-Crain-DoRs trio. They ,g,,u®d. ED P RI CE , have the hest tackle play y et seen f re sh ma n coach, in the Conf er ence. Intramural Golf Closes Tuesday Quali fyi ng scores for i n t r amu r al pelf doubles for men m u s t be tu r n e d in before 5 o’clock T u e s ­ day a f t e r n o o n . The scores must be for ei ghteen holes played on the Austin Municipal Golf Course and m o s t be certified by the pro of t h a t course. T h e gr ee n fee for the qual if ying m a t c h es is 50 cents, but a f t e r th a t ab ga m e s are played free Team* will be given several days to play of f n atches, a r n marches may he lav* ■xcept Sa' la The in q jai Tying re® made .I ne a r r a n g e d in flight*, t t hir ty- two s c o t ' s will the cha mpionship flight. »-turn in the first flight, Be r r y Wh it a k er , dire"- for nould pr obabl y be flights, or t hree rne nty-seyen i t r a m ural at hlet ics ’ next ti and so t o r of in tram m e r , said there enough *» am* Last y ea r *e were en t e r ed . Intramural L a s t y e a r ’s cha m ­ pion* were William Roden and Theod''’ re independent* and r unn er s- jp were E rn e st Brady n ridge Half. an d J a c k He r , B n Roden, E n t r y point* wi i count and each organizati on v lowed a i ma r y a* eight team,*. points will be give? tor victories fift be a l ­ - > Phi M u s Pitch Pennies For Scavenger Hunt — Phi Mu pledge* enU-rtaim d th* their dat ei aetiv*- me mbe r * and with a s c av e n g e r h u n t Friday ni gh t f r o m 7 to l l o ’clock. C a r r y m g no t ebook* and coins, the leade r * e t fou r groups pitched penni es head* right, left, on a scavenger b u n t t h a t e n d e d a t t he Phi Mu Ho us*- w here reft e a hm e nt s were w aiting. di r ec t i on, tail* f o r V O I i 'B ru sh - Wear An ARROW! off” Arrow shirts are updo-the-m inute in style and tailoring, and have that look that keeps you in de­ mand. ^ our choice of collars, in* e lu d in g b u tto n -d o w n , ta b , or long-pointed. A ll Arrow shirts are Mitoga figure-fit and Sanfor- ixed -sh ru n k (fa b r ic sh r in k a g e less than 1%). 1 2 , up. Get some good-looking Arrow ties, designed to harm onize with Arrow shirts, l l and 11.50. A C, ampus P r im e a m o n g c o lleg e favorites is the G ordon O xford with the b u tton -d ow n D o v er collar. Made of fine oxford m aterial, it cornea in w h ite or solid colors. M itoga-tailored to fit you p er­ f e c t l y an d > a n f o r i z e d - s h r u n k to e l i m i n a t e sh rin k in g, (fabric sh rin kage lr?s than 1 % ). Get G ordon Oxford, S 2 up. ♦Nee iti e Heir w r i n k U - r e t t t t a n t A r r o w L e e . , * l l and $ 1 .5 0 AUSTIN’S LEADING STORE FOR MEN 616 CONGRESS • l.iiSiiiilKMSWiliaSt Exclusive A rrow Dealer on the Drag: THE TOGGERY J. I . Rosa 2 3 1 0 G uadalupe Mongrels Down Aces/ 13-0; Dragons Take Peacock Brothers Stand Out for Termites In Tie Battle With Wichita Club The Wiley Mongrels, wi t h six me n to eight A v er y Aces, won s t a r t i n g f o r the t heir Mon da y I t ouc h footbal l battle, 13-0. Al- t hou gh both t e a ms had e i g h t men a t the end of the game, the Mon ­ gr el s did p la y i n g good t h e i r nume ri cal ly s uper- a g a i n s t I ior o p p o n e n t to win. P r e s t o n Mc- C a r s o n an d Bill Stokes w er e the | le adi ng pass-snaggers, and ma d e on e tou c hd own apiece. some A n o t h e r of t h e mor e closely- f o u g h t games of the a f t e r n o o n the T a r p l e y T e r m i t es an d f o u n d t h e Wi chit a W a r r i o r s b at t l i n g to a tie. The T e r m i t es won t he g am e on p e n et r at i on s , with five a g a i n s t one f o r the Wa r ri o r s. J o h n n y and a ccu rately Royce Peac ock contributed con ­ v icto ry , w ith siderably to the J o h n n y p assing and R oyce receiving. P a t O tt w as the s t a n d - o u t player f o r the W arriors. In S an di dg e H o u s e ’s 19-0 vic­ t o r y over W ilkening H ouse, Gene Bishop scored th irteen the points, a n d Wi ley C h e a t h a m scor­ ed six. o f Th e R eluctant D ragons buried McCrocklin H ouse, 21-0. The A l­ lied Co-op beat Eschburg H ouse 18-7 a f t e r blocking a punt deep in Eschburg territory in the clos­ ing m i n u t e s o f play. T yson H ouse won by d efa u lt over Davis House. Boxing Club Recruits 132 More than 2 0 ,0 0 0 pounds e l brawn m ake up the Longhorn B ox­ ing Club fo r the 1941-42 term . Red H ockaday, president, stated that the unusual num ber o f re­ cruits, 132 in all, w ill m ake it pos­ sible fo r the club to op erate on the Bible plan o f two or m ore com plete team s. H ow ever, there is still room t o t m ore. The annual b oxing tour­ e- nam ent w ill be held early in De cem ber. in terested partie e are urged to register at th e Phys s in G regory ical T r a i n i n g O ffice -y Gy mn as i u m before D ecem ber I . when the entries close. A ll The final s f o r t h e tournam ent w ill be held D ecem ber 9. B ou ts in e i g h t w eigh t classes ran gin g f rom 120 p o u n ds t h r o u g h h eavy­ w ei gh t a r e scheduled f or th e tour­ n a m e n t . THE "STYLE" STORE FOR MEN "Classic Stripe” S U I T S M ake A | - **' prm-y SEE OUR W IN D O W S Truly fin® In every sense o f the w ord . . . tfcif’s the story o f our C la ss ic Stripe Suits. These garm ents will honor your presence wherever you go — be it the drag, a res­ taurant, the home o f a friend or a date with the girl friend. Resolve right now to make those dozens o f daily "first im pressions — g o o d impressions. G e t a suit becom ing to your position in life . . . one that will be a "fit t in g " co m ­ panion to your personality. C lassic stripes shown in single and double breasted m o d e ls . . , 41CLASSIC STRIPES” *35. 616 CONGRESS AUSTIN’S LEADING STORE FOR MEN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1941 Intramural Schedule Touch Football 4 e’Clock N orth——Tipton Co-Op vc. Sabina S lu g­ Middle— Roberta H a ll va. Delta S ig m a S o u th — P r e s b y t e r i a n Club va. G am m a gers. Pi. Delta. • e’Clock N o r th — Peck Co-Op va. And er ao n H ouse. M iddle—-Rubicon va. Campus Guild. S o u t h — Millers Mules Sellstro m vs. Swed es . Q u alify ing sc o re s for golf doubles ar e d ue T u e sd a y . N o v e m b e r IS, 1941. H an d b all D oubles 7 o ’Clock I — M eA nn ieh and Reed er ( R o b e r t s ) vs. 3— Sheffield H e g a r an d H o r a h ( P r o g C t e c h a ) . ( T e j a s ) Schul* and Osebo ( G a m m a D e l t a ) . and T errill va. 3— J lin en and Knox (L.C.D.) vs. Salido 4— R o d a n and Beard ( R o b e r t s ) . and B r y a n t w i n n e r of McCorm ick ( P r a t h e r ) ( P r o g . Cxechs). vs. H o ak (L.C.D.) vs. J a c k s o n a n d P e t e r s o n and 8— D en ard a n d M onks K e e to n and L o v eless (B. H a l l ) va. ( T e j a s ) . T— B r a d y and H o lm a n (L.C.D.) va. F a n n i n and Vogel ( P r a t h e r ) . 9— Roch a n d Y o u n g ham a n d P a y t o n ( T e j a s ) . ( B. Hall) va. P a r ­ I d — R u n y o n and F e r g u s o n ( R o b e r t# ) vs. L o c k e t t and L it t l e ( P r a t h e r ) . 7 :4 5 o ’Ciock I — D avis and G racev (T.L .O.K.) vs. Rip- pel a n d S to rm ( D i x o n ) . 3— A dair and A m m o ns (C yclops) vs. W i n t e r s and Cohen (D avis H o u s e ) . 5— R u m m el and W in d isc h ( In d ep ) vs. J u r e n and Randell ( D ix o n ). 4— Biles and Day ( P e c k ) vs. O liver and Caudell (Allied Co -Op). 8— V e r h e y d e n and Mver Sullivan and Reidell ( In d e p ) . (R u b icon ) va, T— J o n e s and Nelson ( In d ep ) vs. W r e n a nd W ilson ( S a n d i d g e ) . 9— S teed and F l a n a g e n (Oak G ro ve) v#. G ross and Y o u n g ( K s e h h e rg e r) . 10— W i n n e r of Broo k s and M a nk o ff ( S a n d id g e ) vs. Holcom b and B ushy (T .L .O .K .) vs. S e t t l e s and Lilly ( R u ­ bicon. 8:3© o ’Clock I — Mitch ell and N o r m a n (Sigm a N u ) vs. S p ilm an and C h a se (Sigm a N u ) . *— W ad leig h and B r i t a i n (D elta T a u ) vs. S i n g e r and Robinson ( T au D e l t ) . 8— W i n n e r of S h e r m a n and Lucas (K.A .) ( P h i D elt) vs. ( K a p p a vs. R a k e r and Munel! R andolp h S ig). and McRey nolds 4— Goldfield and Minchen (Tau D elt) vs. Fly a n d L atim er # ( A .T .O .) . *— H o r to n and S p rink le ( B e t a ) vs. Bell­ 7 — Cook m o n t a n d Rhode s .Telks and C o r k e and R o be rts ( D .K . E . ) . , (D elta Chi) (K app a S i g ). vs. 9— W i n n e r of F u l t z a n d S tato r (K .A .) vs. Mown and M a s t e r s o n (A.T.O.) va. C r a v e n and S m ith (A .T.O .) . 10— W i n n e r of Gilm ore and D o novan (D.K E.) vs. B a rnes and H a r r i s (K.A .) vs. w i n n e r of R o b e rts and Gum p ( P i K A.) vs. Coierell a nd O v erto n ( L a m b ­ da Chi A lp h a). Tabla T enn is Douglas T o’Clock I-- - F ra n k and A ndrews ( E s e h b e r g e r ) va. P oo an d H ickm an ( H u t c h ) , vs. and Biles t — Arnol d and G arland Cannon (Allied) vs. w i n n e r of M rKiel and Mason ( R u ­ bi co n) L iv in g s to n ( P e c k ) . 8— W in n e r P e r r y F i t s g e r a l d ( O ak Gro ve) va. T o tt e n and Roddy ( S a n d i d g e ) J o n e s vs. C oiled ( B l o m q u i s t S w e d e s ). 4— H a s n e s e and P eaco ck E d w in g and Kitley o n s ) . (T a r p le y ) va. ( R e l u c t a n t D r a g ­ and and of 7 : 1 5 o’Clock I — Elizev a n d R ule (A llie d ) va. B e n n e t ( R u b i c o n ) . and D u r h a m 3— W in n e r of S m ith and Mankoff (S a n - d id g e ) v s. Dunlap a n d Fox f c .r..n . . . ( B l o m q u i e t ) . s t , #2£s I ®— W i n n e r of Da na on and A n t h o n y (Oak G ro v e) va. SrebniV a nd Gold­ ( In d e p ) vs. S u . a a n and J o h n ­ f i s h son ( R e l u c t a n t D raR o n a). 4— Miller and S tra in ( In d e p ) va. Miller Burning Pestle Held Over 3 Days Experimental Group Production Big Hit H e’s been killed m any tim es al­ ready b u t h e’s good fo r several m ore perform ances. T h at’s Mason Johnson, “ The th e k night K night o f th e B urning P e stle .” And, h e’s in fo r m ore than he bar­ gained b ecau se the play w ill be held through W ednesday night. over in Ralph, a com ic figure sw agger­ ing around in a su it o f arm or m iles too large fo r him which clanks and fa lls apart during the m ajority o f the play, is sh ot through the head w ith a forked arrow w hile lady fair. Mason d efen d in g his Johnson, the knight, w ill live to stru t again fo r tw o m ore days as the arrow is a m echanical illusion. d r a w n by th e U tac Club will he on the w alls of th e t h e a t e r an d m a y be seen d u r in g th e in te rm ission. R e s e r v a tio n s m u s t be m a de in th e D r a m a o ffic e b ec au se of the limited s e a ti n g ca p ac ity . T h . Dial Log BY LAURA FAY GOWIN NIGHT 6— NBC Fred W aring’s “P lea s­ ure T im e.” 6 :15— N B C -B lue “I Love a M ys­ 6:45— N BC K altonborn and the tery .” new s. 7— N B C -B lua Gerard Harrow, Quiz K ids, em cees fir st h alf o f “T reasury H our— M illions for D e­ f e n s e ” w ith g u ests W alt D isney, M adeleine Carroll and others. 7— T S N P rize N ew s 7:15— MBS W hite H ouse P ress C onferen ce. 8— CBS W e, the People. 8— KNOW B oogie W oogie 8:30-—N BC F ibber McGee and Molly. 8 :30— N B C -B lue A 1 1-modem program p resen ted by Stow kow ski in his third NBC Sym phony con ­ cert. 8 :30— M BS Morton Gould’s Or­ chestra. 9— NBC Bob Hope. 9— MBS Raymond Gram Sw ing 9:15 M BS Sam m y K aye and his band rep eat on “ S p otligh t Bands.” 10— CBS M usic fo r late dancers by Guy Lom bardo, Blue Barron, Raymond S cott. 11— M llS Eddy D uchin’s orches­ tra. . c . , . , S ketches o f the cast which w ere and the n ew s. . . I Eternal Triangle Upsets Students In Education Quiz P r o f e s s o r G. E dw in W a g g o n e r of B a y lo r U n iv e r s ity gav e a pop quiz to his b e g in n in g class in e d u ­ cation a n d m uch to his s u rp rise he f o u n d o u t a f e w th in g s f ro m his he d id n ’t k n o w — a n d still d o e s n ’t be­ lieve. s t u d e n ts n a p p in g t h a t F o r w ee ks he had been t e a c h ­ ing t h a t th e e t e r n a l tr ia n g le o f life is h e re d ity , e n v iro n m e n t, an d tr a in in g . Som e s tu d e n ts t h o u g h t it involved tw o w o m en an d one m an a n d o th e rs r e s p o n d e d “ h ea lth , h ap piness, a n d and ‘‘birth, m a rr ia g e , a n d d e a th . ” su c ce ss” A sking th e s tu d e n ts w h a t tw o individual d i f f e r ­ f a c to r s caused in children he fo u n d one ences s t u d e n t who had s c ra w le d : “ f a t h e r and m o t h e r ” th e ex ­ pected r e t u r n o f h e r e d ity an d e n ­ v iro n m e n t. H e has y e t to ask this s t u d e n t “ w hich one a r e y o u ? ” in ste a d o f W h e n he ask ed a b o u t M artin Kallikak, classic ex a m p le o f th e in flu e n ce o f h ere d ity , one s t u d e n t replied t h a t he “ m a rr ie d a m oron and raised a lot o f little m o r o n s ,” while a n o t h e r r a t e d him as “ the f o u n d e r o f a fam ily n o te d f o r its s u p e rio r s tu p i d ity .” ing o v e r th e him Mr. W a g g e n e r is still p o n d e r ­ th e p a p e r t h a t in f o rm s in telli- ty p e s o f t h r e e morons, and i m b e c i l e . ” Visual Buraau Gets 157 Movies Peace - - ( C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e I ) r e p r e s e n t r e f r a i n f ro m “ all acts o f poor s p o r ts m a n s h ip ” in an e f ­ f o r t f o r th e h ig h e r sp o r ts m a n s h ip in o u r C o n ­ f e r e n c e . ” s t a n d a r d to “ s e t S pecific p r o h ib itio n s a n d r e g u ­ la tio n s w e r e l e f t o u t o f th e p a c t as the c o n f e r e e s a g r e e d t h a t these could be b e t t e r w o rk e d o u t by th e tw o s t u d e n t bodies them selves. I t w as p o in te d o u t t h a t th e mil­ ita r y se t-u p a t T e x a s A.AM. p e r ­ th e m its o f m o re c ontro l o v er the s t u d e n t body, th u s m a k in g c a d e t s ’ less t h a t o f T he U n iv e r s ity o f th a n T exas. discipline p ro b lem t h e possibilities su g ­ A m o n g g e s te d w as t h a t Cow boys m ig h t be d e s ig n a te d f o r “ p olic e” d u ty to stop d is t u r b a n c e s in th e T exas s t u d e n t section^ H o w ever, th e c o o p e ra tio n of e x ­ stu d e n ts , p a r ti s a n s of e i t h e r side, a n d th e p ress w as called in by the a g r e e m e n t to aid the e x p e r im e n t. In full, th p a c t is as follow s: “ The U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s and th e A g r i c u lt u r a l a n d M echanical College o f T e x a s, in o r d e r to p r o ­ m ote a h ig h e r s t a n d a r d o f s p o r ts ­ m anship b e tw e e n insti­ tutions. a r r a n g e d a c o n f e r e n c e of th e r e ­ | th e f a c u lty c h a ir m a n o f a n d s pective A th le tic Councils tw o s t u ­ le a d e rs of c e r ta in d e n t bodies, a t which th e fo llo w ­ ing ac tio n s w e r e t a k e n : tw o th e th e - ' V Bion# 3-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Piton. 2-2473 PAGE THREE— GENERAL Ettlinger Defeated By Ortiz of Brazil In Chess Tourney Martin E ttlin ger, the you n gest student in the U n iversity, has m et a man b etter than he, and this it w asn ’t G unga D in. E tt­ tim e linger, a senior in the C ollege of A rts and S cien ces and son o f Dr. H. J. E ttlin ger, p rofessor o f pure m athem atics, w as d efea ted in the first round o f the ch ess tourna­ m ent b ein g conducted b y the T exas U nion. E ttlin ger, a m em ber o f m any honorary arts and sc ien ce s organ­ izations on the cam pus including Phi Beta Kappa, w as d efea ted by Siliverio Ortiz o f Brazil. E ttlin ger w as th e d efen din g champion o f last year. Local Bank Official To Speak at Dinner O f Delta Sigma Pi License Renewals Begin for Drivers R e-issuance o f d r iv e r s ’ licenses u n d e r the new s t a t e law is now u n d e r way, J. B. D ra p e r, chief of the D r i v e r ’s L icense Division o f the D e p a r t m e n t o f Public S a fe ty , says. Sympathy Strikes Develop Under Lewis's Orders 10,000 Quit as Army Enters Mines . in _ . U n iv e rsity s tu d e n ts m ust r e n e w th e ir licenses b e f o r e the ex pira tion 17 — . , d a t e , a r become su b je c t to a r r e s t befret! fo r o p e r a tin g a m o to r vehicle w i t h - , to det'elop as th e n a t i o n ’s “ cap- idle o u t a license. rive” coal m iners r e m a in e d t h e i r! M ondaM P u r s u a n t to u n io n le a d e r J o h n L. L ew is’ “ no c o n t r a c t — no j. * P IT T S B U R G H , Nov. ( I N S ) — S y m p a th y s t r i k e , S tu d e n ts who hav e possession an old ty p e o p e r a to r s Vvo rk ” o r d e r r e n e w it acco rdin g to ' license will I he strik e was r e p o r te d to , be th e follow ing sc h e d u le : L icenses virtu a lly IOO p e r cent e ffe c tiv e n u m b e r i n g fro m I th r o u g h an d in- *n P en n sy lv a n ia , w h e re 26,000 o f e lu d in g 450,000 m u s t be r e n e w e d c o u n t r y ’s 53,000 s tr ik in g cap- by J a n u a r y I , 1 9 4 2 ; those b e a r in g j tive m iners w ere em ployed. a n u m b e r fro m 450,001 900.000 by w ere J o n e s & those f ro m 900,001 350.000 by J u ly I, 1942. All Ii- Laughlin Steel C o rp o ra tio n cap- censes n u m b e rin g above 1,350,001 1 live m iners who hold a union shop P en n sy lv a n ia . The m u st be renew ed b e f o r e N ovem be r c o n t r a c t I , 1942. o t h e r s — 5,000 in W e st V irginia and 1.200 n e a r P i tts b u r g h — w ere hold com m ercial m iners who also April I , 1942, a n d ers had w alked o u t in sy m p a th y , By noon more than 10.000 min- th ro u g h I,-1 Of these 4,000 th ro u g h - rt^ in * , j LATE W O R L D NEWS Decisive War Footing Sought in Japan Prem ier G eneral Hideki Tojo clarified his n ation ’s basis fo r A m eri- can-Japanese relations in Tokio Monday. H is three point program ^115 for an all-out e ffo r t to end the Chinese w ar, an end o f the alleged econom ic blockade and m ilitary encirclem ent o f Japan by the U nited S tates, Great B ritain, and the N etherlands E ast Indies, and a handa- o ff policy on Japan’s fig h t w ith the C hungking regim e. The upper house has already approved Prem ier T ojo’s program , and it is now before the low er house. A lready the press is op en ing up with an intensive cam paign supporting the P rem ier’s policies. Germans Retreat on Three Fronts The Russians w ere pushing the Germans back Monday in three sectors about M oscow, but in the south N azi troops w ere separated from the C aucasus at one point by only a strait two m iles w ide. Rus­ sian cou n ter-attack s around Leningrad w ere said to have reached the strength o f a m ajor cou n ter-offen sive, driving the Germ ans back from positions held for alm ost two m onths. Washington Poace-or-War Conference The L n ited S ta te , m ay o ffe r to make J a p a n an ally, authoritativa sources said tod ay as the J a p a n e s e am b a ssa d o r a n d Saburo Kurusu, Japan s special envoy, spent an hour in discussing fundam ental issues with P resid en t R oosevelt. In the light o f P re m ie r T o jo ’s b elligeren t speech to the Japanese diet, however, high hopes w ere n ot held for the su ccessfu l com pletion o f the co n fe re n c e s on Am erican-Japangse relations. “ We will a cc e pt appl ications a t a n y tim e f o r r e n e w a ls on a n y sp- rial n u m b e r , ” Mr. D ra p e r said. union shop con tra cts. This enables th e stu d e n t to renew his license w ith o u t w aitin g for the j P ittsb u rg h a r e a p r e p a re d e x p ira tio n date. A sta te fee o f 50 c e n ts is r e q u ir e d upon applies- I trn°ps w a s selected n e a r Union-! a r g a n d t m l n ^ ° ° S*Ve^ **sned M on day the bill re p e a lin g the n e u t r a lity oceans and b e llig e re n t p o rts to U nited S ta te s ships. tion. W ithin a few days, th e f i r s t arm e d m e r c h a n t ships a re e x p e cted to C avin W a tso n . begin deliv erin g w a r supplies. A rm y o fficials s ta tio n e d in the for any site fo r : tow n, in th e h e a r t of P en n sy lv a n - ZU World's Ports Opened by F.D.R. ev e n tu a lity . A bivouac "a * cap tiv e mine regio n opf nin? As g u e s t s p e a k e r o f t h e i r p r o ­ fessional d in n e r o f t h e fall se­ m ester, Mr. V. P. P a t t e r s o n , vice­ p resid e n t a n d t r u s t o f f ic e r o f a local hank, will a d d r e ss m e m b ers and g u e s ts o f D elta S igm a Pi, p ro fe ssio n a l business f r a t e r n i t y , a t its d in n e r T u e s d a y n ig h t. The p ro g ra m a n d d in n e r will be held | o p e r a t o r ’s in th e H om e E conom ics T e a House a t 6:15 o’clock. T hose who have lost th e ir old in orde license m ay, to o bta in a new license, pass an e x a m in a tio n . O u t-o f-sta te s tu d e n ts will not ^ Laughlin was The s y m p a th y s tr ike a t Jo n e s r e p u d ia te d by j William S a r g e n t, s e c r e ta ry - tr e a s - li,.'f' r of d i s t ri c t 5, U n ite d Mine be r e q u ir e d to c a r r y Texas driv- Wor ke r s, who d e cl a r e d: e r ’s licenses, out. Mr. D ra p e r pointed Connolly Introduces Anti-Strike Bill “ The strike ( I N S ) — T he f i r s t c o n c rete nicely on its c o n t ra c t. ” W A S H IN G T O N , N o v . in violation of is 17.— our honor a n d o u r c o n t r a c t. T hey; had no business to com e out. I t’s i step just some hot heads and too m u ch; to w a rd e n a c t m e n t o f an ti-strik e I . n ew s p ap e r t a l k . ” “J . & L. has been g o i n g along ; ipjrIslati°n ’n th e S e n a te was ta k en ju d ic ia ry sub- The s t r u c k J. & L. mines a re ; c o m m itte e w as a p p o in te d to c o n ­ che Vest a wor ki ng s in W a sh in g to n side r a new bill p ropo sed by Sena- Count y. The men voted S u n d a y ; trtr to strike in s ymp at hy with o th e r n captive miners. the sa me r nr mo i L , C onn ally o f T exas, giving to P r e s id e n t Roosevelt a u t h o r i ty ta k e o v er strik e -b o u n d coal mines if de fe n se is im peded. | M onday when a A t t * . . . E N J O Y L I F E M O R E . . . Every activity is more enjoyable, when y ou r eyes ar e relaxed, help ed to normal vision, with scientifically prescribed e y e w e a r at A t th e business m e e ti n g M on­ day night, plan s w e r e m a d e f o r th e a n n u a l pledge in itia tio n to be held in e a r ly D ecem ber. New Architecture Books Are Added to Library M any new hooks o f p o p u la r in­ te r e s t have been r e c eiv e d in the A rc h ite c tu r e L ib ra ry , Mrs. R uth H astings J u n k i n , a r c h ite c tu r e li­ b r a r ia n , a n n o u n c e d . A book which has rec eive d wide in te r e s t a n d which “ c a n h ard ly he k e p t lib r a r y , ” reve als Mrs. J u n k in , is G ied io n’s “ Space, T im e, and A r c h i t e c t u r e . ” th e in J. F r a z i e r S m ith, know n to m a n y A u stin people, h a s w ri tte n “ W h ite P illa rs : E a r ly L ife a n d A r ­ c h ite c tu r e o f th e L o w e r Mississippi Valley C o u n t r y , ” which h as been r e c e n tly pla ce d in the lib ra ry . O th e r hooks r e c e n tly placed in the A r c h ite c tu r e L ib r a r y include “ N a tc h e z " by Viola N. Oliver, “ Landscape. A r c h ite c tu r e a n d the M odern W o r ld ,” by K arl L ohm an, “ P io n e e rs o f th e M odern Move­ m e n t ” by P e v s n e r , ” “ A r c h ite c tu r e in Old C h ica g o ” by T a lm a d g e , a n d “ E rie M e n d e lss o h n ” by W hit- tick. ‘Y’ Finance Drive Closes $74 Short Football-- (C o n tin u e d from P age 2) one m o re C o n f e r e n c e team, T ex as, N o v em b e r 27. T.C.U. s ta n d s second w ith t h r e e g ames won, one lost, and with an o ut ­ side c h a n ce the Aggies should T exas win Thanksgiving, an d come th ro u g h u n s c a th e d against Rice an d S.M.U. thp F ro g s should tie to to T ex a s has d r o p p e d third by v ir tu e of t h r e e g am es won, tied. Baylor on e is lost, one f o u rth . S M U. fifth, and Rice sixth. A r k a n s a s occupies the cel­ la r w ith no victories. still leads second J a c k Crain However , one br ight spot r e­ mains f o r Texas. The L onghorns a r e still the top sc or e r s in the C onfe r enc e with 133 points to th e i r o p p o n e n t s ” 35. A.AM, is second with 109 to 16. Texas is also second in all-season r a t ­ ing, led only b y the clean slate in all­ of A.&M. and season scoring with 214 to 48. the c o n f e r e n c e scorers, bo as t i ng of ei ght t w e n t y t o u c h d o w n 1' a n d conver si ons which give a total o f sixty-eight points. Rogers nf A.i tM. eight t o u c hd o wn s t ot a l i ng forty- eight points. In f o u r t h place now- is P e te Lay d en , with seven t ouc h­ downs t o t a l i n g f o r t y - t w o point?. t h o u g h ts o f bow! games laid aside over have now' been at Hill Hall. thing I he one forem o st in the Longhorn mind is the me e t i ng with A.AM. over a t College S t a t i on T hanksgi v­ ing. T ex a s i= t he last r e m a i n ­ ing Co nf e r e nc e t h a t can ti i at s n ot he r wisp p o r f f c t s p ?i • . 7 :45 o ’Clock T— Peacock and E p p e rs o n McDonald and P e t e r (T a r p la y ) v*. (A llie d ). vs. Miller a n d W e r n e r 3— W i n n e r of S park s an d Miller (B lo m - q u e s t ) (Re- l u c t a n t ) vs. W in n er o f Groos and B a x­ t e r ( E s e h b e r j t e r ) va. H itch co ck an d W. J u s t i c e ( S a n d id g e ). 8— W in n e r of Nelson an d T h o r n b e r r v ( H u t c h ) vs. M c M an nem in and Reed (Oak G ro v e) va. Merrill and Sim m ons ( A n d e r s o n ). 4— S t e p h e n s and Roq uem o re M a rtin a n d V erh ev den 8 a ’Clock ( P e r k ) v#. ( R u b ic o n ) . I — H ecter a n d M ajul E lb e r t a n d T h o m p s o n ( L a t i n A m er) va. ( P r a t h a r ) . ( N e w m a n ) 2— F lu m e and M a her v*. w in n er o f Fried la n d a nd L a r g e r (H ii- IR H a l l ) . lel) vs. Colmey and Rocha va. aud B a r k e r (L.C.IX) 8— S hanly S w anso n a n d Chinn ( R o b e r t s ) . *— Keeton and L o veless Klecka an d Polesek v*. ( T e j a s ) ( U n i v . C s ech s ) 5:15 o ’Clock I — Gilliland and McCormick ( P r a t h e r ) va. S k ri v a n a n e k a nd S l a n i n g e r (Univ C z e c h s ). 3 Fin ear a nd Troijmo w in ner of Guidera a n d Allison O T . C . ) va. S p ark s a n d K irk D i n k s ) . ( N e w m a n ) va. ( N r ! ( R in k y \ 3— W in n er of S m ith an d M arkley va. C D . ) ( H ille l) va. Hopkin# and S m ith H a l l ) . T ete ba urn (L. and A ltm a n ( R 4— A m u n d se n and S car b o ro u g h va. Rosenfieid and L aw re n ce er ta ). ( T e j a s ) ( R o b ­ an o ffic e * n ' 8 SO o’Clock I — Coon a nd S aundera ( P . E M. Club) va. Rosa a n d Dickaon ( N e w m a n ) . 3— McNiel and Maximin ( R. Hall) va. w in n er of T itle a n d R o a en b erg (Mil­ le!) vs. G a r n e r and Cor te* ( R o b e r t s ) . ( U n iv . Czechs) va. *— Stiba an d Horak 4 Helm Sheffield a nd Reavlev and Dudley Dean an d W h itm o re ( T e j a s ) . vs. ( P r a t h e r ) ( R in k y D i n k s ) . 8 : 4 5 o ’Clock I f o r t e * VS. Berino it r. and K esller a n d A rm ando ( L a t i n Am er.) (H ille l) . 3— J i n g u vs f B w in n er Hall) va, McNineh and S t o t t l e r (R o b ­ e r t s ). an d S nedaek er o f F u ller (L.C.D.) flukes a n d vs. Brownfield I— W in n er o f r o w a n a n d Pike ( N . R O . T.C ) and Clam er ( P r a f h e r ) v#. Cobb and Miller ( T e j a s ) . 4— V itek a n d C h e rv e n k a (U n iv . Czechs) (R ink y and J a c o b s R a b o a va. Dink* ). , One h u n d r e d and The S o p h o m o re a n d U p p erclass ^ UnivGrsity Y.lff.C.A. ive closed th e i r f in a n c ia l drive. new m otion p ic tu r e s , m o s t o f th e m I o f T ex a s an d of the A g r ic u ltu ra l I ’V hen/ pPo r t * w *re tu r n e d in F n talkies, have been o b ta in e d by th e and M ech anical College of T exas an ica l College of T exas fifty -se v en r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s o f The U n iv e rsity s t u d e n t I £ Uba “ I. T he * i i j xr I IllVfriSirY 11 f I f a c u lty a n d —* v i , t o v/ x d n v e w as , ■ m v e r s i ty ’s \ I s u a I I n s tr u c ti o n B u rea u . L.ke th e 650 o th e r film s and slide sets o f th e b u r e a u , th e s e hig h e r l e a r n in g and d e f in ite ly be- I L x-M urtents new p ic tu r e s schools, c h u rc h e s a n d civic o r g a n - ; th e s ta n d a r d izations t h r o u g h o u t th e s ta te . in s titu tio n s 0 f « J o o n M cC urd y, s e c r e ta r y o f the told F r id a y y could bp P roud f o r h ig h e r sports- " i u in o u r own C o n fe re n c e , % ..v,Jr ..W0 lieve t h a t we should n o t o n ly s e t I rec o g n ize s t a te - s u p p o r te d t h a t we a r e * ort o f T ! w: orkport’" *aid Mr. M cCurd v. .support o f " " V „ L L T th o se t i o ns. We th e r e f o r e call on e v e ry m e m b e r o f o r g a n iz a tio n s ! a n d citizens w ho m ay be p a r ti s a n s o f e i th e r to r e n d e r e v e ry possible as sista n c e to w a r d m a in ta in in g bet-; t e r and clo se r rela tio n s. “ 3. M e pl e d g e ou r sel ve s t o be ! c , . Caroling - - (C ontinued from P age I ) Union Offices Available To Student Clubs ’ . A n y s t u d e n t o rg a n iz a tio n desir- c h a r ita b le a n d f rie n d ly in sta te -! m g an o f fic e in th o T e x a s U n io n I m e n ts m ade in o u r s t u d e n t publi- in E x c e lsio r— ( A H ) ; It f o r th e com in g y e a r will now fin d cations, and we ask t h a t th e sam e ( am e 1 pon tbe M id n ig h t C le a r — one av a ilable, Miss A lm a W iden, ; a t tltu d p be sh o w n in o u r f o r m e r (A1!): Aw*.V in a M a n g e r — (Con- also I t r a l t0 Sol° ) : L u lla b y of th e C hrist a s s is ta n t d ir e c to r , a n n o u n c e d in- f h:Id or S ile n t N ig h t, a n d Halle- c e n tly - A th o u g h th# S t u d e n ts ' Assem- I L u e n c e in h a v in g o u r local press u !ab ( horus o r J o y to the World God Rp v d o l i k . w i » . in the ballroom o f the S te p h e n F. A u stin Hotel, with Bill H e r e f o r d the an d his o r c h e s tr a pro v id in g fall Dr. 6- Athletic, c o n te s ts should be and Mrs. E t t l m g e r and M r. Rose sp o rts m a n s h ip i music. D ec o ra tio n s will f „ r m 4 | til! 12 o'clock and c h r y s a n th e m u m s . leaves he se ttle d by k eep but g e n t le m a n ly Halle will be the chap >erone«. 7 University Exes Attend Harvard Business School bl# m e m b ers of th e s t u d e n t bodies, T , especially u p p e r c la s s m e n , pledge in # H a r v a r d U n iv e rsity Busi- ! them selves to p r e v e n t a n d c o rre c t ness School e n r o llm e n t c o H m J ,Xt o n l n 7 !,lty *tu d p n t a * ac- ; co ^ ' n K to t h e .r a t te n t io n . co rn in g received : from th e school. includes a!! a c ts of p o o r in f o rm a tio n to I bose enro lled a r e W illiam E r a - i ac tio n b e tw e en th e te a m s on the the in J a m e s H u tc h in g s F o ste r , i ble ac hers o r on s t r e e t co rn e rs. est B ro w n in g o f Y o ak u m , B. A., j Held and n o t by p erso n s 1940; D allas; R o b e rt G erald S to re y , Dal- l»s. B. A., 1941; C hilton Hill, San »8Teementa will serve in d e fin ite ly • A ntonio, B. A., 19 41; M o r g a n ; 10 im prove a t h l e t i c re la tio n s be ? N esb itt, Dallas, B. A., 1 9 4 1 ; J o h n Philip W a n d el, Dallas, B. B, A., 1941; and John Howard W ells B. B. A ., 1941. “ 7- We hope a n d t r u s t t h a t these tw p p " the two in stitu tio n s. T EN NI S SCHEDULE Varsity Court* 2— B ra d le y vs. Saunders. 3 — Poole vs. N ixon. 4— P ou vs. H ickm an. 4— D riv er, H a tz fie ld , Wilson, Blalock m e e t Dr. P enick. F re s h m e n C o u r ts 2— C o f f in vs. Zinn. 3— Z lotn ick vs. C a rroll. 4— W a g n e r vs. W’elch. 4— O rm e sb e e , M itchell vs. Brit­ ton , K ennon. Gamma Phia Appear an KTBC Je ssie Lo uise S need, p r e sid e n t, an d Jo se p h in e M c C utc heon, P an- hellenic r e p r e s e n t a t i v e , o f G a m m a Phi Beta, will be in te rv ie w e d by J a n e Row ley S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n a t 3 :4 5 o ’clock o v e r K TBC. Musical se lections will ba p r e ­ se n te d by Rose M a ry a n d C ha rlie A nn F ra n k lin , Ja c k ie H a m p to n , J a n e C la g e tt. V irginia B a rb o u r , {and Juanita B irg e . A iU L n G le& U + u }' J tr u a * A u o c u U u u t H M Y , HEADING FOP HOME T Ste rf right *nd etse" Send your luggage round-tnp bv ’•nury. low- cozr R a h w ay Exprk.ss. and take your train w ith peace of mind.W e pick up and deliver, rem em ber, ac no extra charge w ith in o u r re g ­ ular vehicle lim its in ail a n e * and principal to w n s Y ou m erely p h o n e R A I L W A ^ E X P R E S S MMC* Ute. ATI ON- WI DI S A U . A l l S l a v i c ! ii Austin National Bank American National Bank Capital National Bank Legal H olid ay T h u r s . Nov. 20, 1941 The R a nks compos i ng A ustin C l e a rin g H ouse Associa­ tio n will be closed. C o r r e s p o n d e n ts a r e respect­ fully advised in o r d e r that th e ir d ire c tio n s f o r cur- r e n r y sh ip m en ts, t r a n s f e r s an d o th e r business m a y be r e g u la te d ac co rd in g ly . C H R IS T M A S C A R D S 5 0 POR S l o p Y o u r nam e on each card — BE SURE— ORDER N O W S e le c t O ne F r o m O ut S pe c ia ls Texas Bookstore »•«»» ve'vraa.r. * * * % GUADALUPE tx, EDITORIAL— PAGE POUR Piton* 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Phone 2-2473 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1941 * J o d o 4fH C w m Iu m v u I Parade of Opinion 9jf Wen* Iboum, Bf A ssociated C ollegiate P ress ty n a fo itu tie l A A a V fx Pi Th e U niversity o f Michigan arts college establ ished the fir st cha i r of t h e science and are o f te ac h i n g in the Uni t e d St ates. • F r e d e r i ck H a r d, dean o f Newcomb College a t Tulane time Univer sit y, was a t the golf coach and band a t Tulane. • one l ea de r of been g r a n t * Two fellowship of $200 each, f or r es e ar ch work in the d e p a r t m e n t of business a d ­ mi ni st r at i on, have a n ­ nounce d a t Wa y n e Universit y. • E i ght y- seven per c e n t of c o ­ ed* in a r e c e n t s u rv e y replied t h a t s w ea t e r s a n d skirts ar e t he b ackbone of college w ar dr o be s . • C ha r l es A. D uf f y, 37- year- old New Y or k City policeman, is enrolled as the oldest f r e s h ma n a t City College. • D r a f t h o ar d s r e c en t l y g r a n t ­ ed d e f e r m e n t f or 986 U n i v e r ­ sity of M i nn e s o t a st ude nt * a n d f ac ul t y me mber s. • The H or ne d F ro gs o f Te x as Chr ist ian U n i ve r si t y will have tr aveled n ea r l y e i g ht t h ou s a n d miles in pl a yi ng six of t he i r ten ga m e s a w a y f r o m home this season. A cour se in f u n d a m e n t a l s o f me t e o r o lo g y has been added to the d e p a r t m e n t o f physics a t the College of M o u n t St. V in ­ cent, Riverdale, N. Y. Eu l a F r i e nd , U n iv e r si t y o f Oma h a b e a u t y queen, r ecei ved l e t t e r s a f t e r ni ne t y - e i gh t f an in her p ic tu re was published Look magazine. • Charl es F. B o n g a r d t , law p r o ­ fessor a t C r ei ght on Universit y, has been a pp oi n t ed supe rv i s or of the revision of the N eb r as k a st a t ut e s. • • • F r a n k l i n an d Marshall Col­ lege will r eceive a b o u t $30,000 f r o m the e s t a t e of B e n ja mi n F. F a c k e n t h a l J r . , f r o n t e r c h a i r ­ men of it* boar d. • T h o u g h t f o r the d ay : W h a t eve r bec ame of the people who said “ n eve r a g a i n ! ” , By A ssociated C ollegiate P ress on ar* Fr a t e r n i t i e s the c o meb a ck tr ai l, ac co rd i ng to H a r r y Schuek, i n s t r u c t o r in c o m ­ me r c e a n d c h a ir m a n of the i nt er - f r a t e r n i t y councill ors g r ou p a t t he Uni v er si t y of Wisconsin. The clays of t he rac coon - coat ed, gin- dri nking, s c a t t e r -b r ai n e d f ra - i t e r n l t y me n b el ong to the t u r b u - i lent en t i re c o u n t r y serried to he a little o f f t he p en du l u m has balance, h u t t oda y, Mr. Schu ck s wu ng back says. t went ies when t he t he Wi sconsin c a mp us The 1,214 men who a r e m e mb e r s of the thirty-six local f r a t er n i t i e s on t o d a y ma ke u p a b o u t 21.6 p e r c e n t o f the men s t u d e n t s the universi ty, in and e x e mpl i fy a n ew type of f r a ­ t e r n i t y ma n to wh om i mpr oved f i­ nances an d sc holar ship m e an as mu c h as social activities, ac cor di ng to Mr. Schuck, who said he f i nd s the ne w f r a t e r n i t y ma n “ with his fee t on f i r m e r g r o u n d t h a n t h o s e of his pr ede ces sor, his he a d held a little higher, his pu r pose an d goal a little mo r e cl earl y d e f i ne d . ” D u r i n g the l ast y e a r Wi sconsin f r a t e r n i t i e s have t a k en a new l ease T h e i r m e mb er s hi p on is life. climbing. T h e / h ave a do p t e d a house councill or plan which has aided t he m in m a n y ways. T h e i r pr o g ra m of activities is ort a m u c h s o u n d e r footing. Grade? a n d fi­ nances ar e vastly improved. C o n t r a r y to t h e p op u la r notion, the f r a t e r n i t y me n a cqu i t t h e m ­ selves ver y well in t he m a t t e r of gr ade s, Mr. Schuck reveals. T h e al l- univer sity a v e r a g e f o r men l a s t se me s t er was 1.5 a n d the a l l - f r a ­ t e r n i t y a v e r a g e was 1.4, he says. Motto* G O V E R N M E N T 371 w i l l meet jn the r e g u l a r place, W e d ­ nesday, N o v em b er 19. J. A L T O N B U R DI NE . P R E M E D I C A L a p t i t u d e test a will be given in a special s e­ ries t o be held F r i d a y a f t e r ­ noon, D ec emb er 5, in Geology Building 14, b e g i n ni ng a t 2 o ’clock. These t e st s a r e o pen only to s t u d e n t s ex p e ct in g to e n t e r a school o f medici ne a t acme d at e in 1942. Th e f ee f o r these t e st s is t wo dollars a n d ap p l ic a nt s ma y p ay it to the B u r s a r a t a n y t i me b ef or e the tests begin. T h e r eceipts will be r eq ui r ed f o r admission. f ee E. J. M A T H E W S , r e g i s t r a r an d dea n of a dm i s­ sions. NO V E M B E R SALAR Y checks a n d w a r r a n t s will be di st ri bu te d a t t h e B u r s a r ’s O f ­ fice S a t u r d a y , N o v e m b e r 29, AND N O T B E F O R E , d u r i n g the h our s of 9 to I ONLY. All s t a f f m e m b e r s p a r t i ci p a t i n g in the T e a c h e r R e t i r e m e n t S y s ­ tem who e x pe ct to receive t h e i r checks or w a r r a n t s by F a c u l t y or U.S. Mail m u s t have t h e i r t he B u r s a r ’* in co n t r i b u t i o ns Office, Room 8, Main Building, n o t l a te r t h a n 4 o ’clock T u e s ­ day, N o v e m b e r 25 1941. Those m e m b e r s whose cont ri but i on* t h a t d a t e ar e will p r e s e n t t h e i r r eceipts f o r N o v e m b e r c o n t r i b u t i o n s wh en calling a t the B u r s a r ’s Office f or a n d w a r ra nt s. received a f t e r t h ei r s a l a r y check* C. H. S P A R E N B E R G , Audi t or . Dr. H a r ol d J. Hoflich, assist- i n t p r o f es s o r o f economics a t Kent S t a t e Uni ver si t y, is serv- ng as economic a na l ys t wi t h he U ni t e d S t a t e s T r e a s u r y D e­ p a r t m e n t d u r i n g a y e a r ’s leav* of absence. • A t t he b e g i n n i ng of t he c u r ­ J o h n K a r ma zi n, rent t e r m , t he W a k e F o r e s t me mb e r of College f r e s h ma n f ootbal l t e am, nad n e v e r a t t e n d e d a college football game. • Dr. F. Alton Wadp of Miami Universit y, was chi ef scient ist of t he r ec en t l y r e t u r n e d Byr d An ta r ct i c expedition. Parade. V OfUtuon By Associated Collegiate Press A British f r e i g h t e r hound f o r the U n i t e r S t at e s w i th a ca r go of Scotch w hisky has been sun k and t he at r oc i t y ca mp a i g n m a y be said to have begun. • Th i s savage d es t r u c t i on o f the f i ne r "things of life will bo r e s e nt ed by e ve r y p ok er -p l ay­ ing, whi sky- dri nki ng, evil old man in the nation. • ' Ne g o t i a t i o n s a r e u n d e r w ay be t we en t he Uni t e d S t at e s a n d Br i t a i n to stabilize the price of It has been discov­ bur lap. ered t a x p a y e r the needs is a good one-price bag. • tha t w h a t We still ar e calling a w a r spade a def ens e shovel. De f en se wee k e n de d in N e w York wi t h a par a d e. Wh en Ga­ briel blows his horn t h er e will be a r evi e wi ng s t a n d on F i & h Avenue. CH P U D LAST TIMES TODAY I Smutty [ P i n * ! P O R K Y P I G • H A L K E M P I STARTS W EDNESDAY! T h * S u r p r is e C o m e d y H i t of th * Season Mumm n m M M I i Red SKEtTON Ann RU TH EFO RD Virginia GREY A l s o ! F o o t b a l l H i g h l i g h t * A A M . ▼«. RICE GAME STATE OPEN 11:45— 30c ’TIL I THE FUNNIEST C O M E D Y OF THEIR CAREER! Nine More Days C g m S p irit Be M aintained T AST TH U R SDA Y th* S t u d e n t Assem- bly took a vitally-needed long-range, spirit-building step forward in the estab­ lishm ent of a perm anent advisory commit­ tee to assist the University yell leaders. action t h a t a A lthough the Assembly came rather late in the football y ear (and not te m p o r ar y d is re ga rd in g the fact committee did m a k e a ha lf- he art ed at­ tem pt to fu nction), it may yet prove to be one of the most constructive pieces of leg­ islation to be tu rn ed out by t h a t body this year— curre nt football doldrums notwith­ standing. Especially to be commended was the selection of Colonel George E. Hurt, band director, as the official faculty advisor; his presence was felt as early as the pre- T.C.U. rally on F ri d a y night, twenty-four hours af te r his app ointment. least pointed out to them t h a t concerted action w a s absolutely needed, and h a d in­ spired th e introduction of the new yells. F o rtu n at el y, one of the stu den t m e m be rs of the advisory committee, Bobby Bush, was one of the yell leaders, which m a d e coop era tion much easier. Significant of the new set-up is t h a t the yell le ade rs themselves, formerly r e s p o n ­ sible directly to the s tu de n t body which, once having elected them, had no influence, must now heed a responsive e a r to th e As­ sembl y— thro u gh its appointed*r e p r e s e n t a ­ tives— and especially to Colonel H ur t. The latter, especially, was th e most logi­ cal choice for this advisory capacity, h a v ­ ing been the unofficial nominee of th e yell leaders themselves. As band director, the br un t of the coordin ate d pep rally efforts w ere a l r e a d y on his shoulders. W it ho ut going into the relevance of a r ­ guments being tossed back and forth on the cam pus concerning the responsibility for Te xa s ’s loss last S aturday , it seems safe to say t h a t s tu d en t spirit was definitely not lacking. On t h a t point th ere is unani­ mous agre em ent. This spirit, however, was manifest as early as the preceding S a tu r d a y when the r et ur ni ng Baylor-tied football team was gr eeted with a gigantic soul-cheering rally. It could h ar d ly be attrib ut ed to the action of the Assembly which came late in the week. The introduction of several new and othe r little-used yells F r id a y night and the s udden correlation of movement and action on the p ar ts of the yell leaders do, though, show the unmi stak abl e influence of some outside individual: The Texan feels t h a t this was due entirely to Colonel Hurt. Taki ng an add ed amou nt of initiative which h ad been lacking, Colonel H u r t had leaders together, h ad a t called the yell I m m edi at ely a h e a d now ar e nine days when s tu d e n t spirit morale will be given the most crucial test in years. H avi ng w o r k ­ ed itself up to a fr en zy once— only to see all hopes d a s h e d — th e s t u d e n t body will be asked to rep ea t. It m u s t r e p e a t. This time the only incentive to win is tradition — with no hope f o r so much as a glimpse at the Conference th ro n e room an d only a fighting chan ce for s p e c ta to r s ’ tickets to national howl ga m es in which t h e i r team will not play. P e r h a p s nightly pep rallies ar e not n e e d ­ ed to achieve this continued spirit which has so little for a real f o un da ti on — in com­ parison to an equal tradition plus national glory on the o th e r side. Plus a jinx. But cooperation to the utmost will be ur ged of every student. It will be urged by Coach Dana X. Bible, th e team, and th e yell le ad ­ ers. The Tex an trusts Mr. Bible to do his p a r t with the team and Colonel H u r t to do his with the yell leaders. The rest is up to th e students.— B. 2. K. H O R I Z O N T A L I — skin 6— (mull pieces 9— male t a t 12— aoon 13— P e r sia 14— m a sc u lin e name 15— in a ty r a n ­ n ical manner l l — paradise 19—sticks 20— metric measure 23—simple 24— woman under relig­ ious v o w s 25— withered 28— allowance for waste 31— small insects 33— meadow 34— breezy 35— s a u c y 36— h o r se ’s neck hair 3S—sense organ 39—consumes 41— rope with r unning noose 43— violin maker 45— marsh-bird 47— resolution 52— cyprinoid fish 53— the Orient 54— land measure 55— spread for drying 55— dirk 57—to harvest V ER T I C A L I —cushion 2— cuckoo 3— fabulous bird 4— go in 5— grip with the teeth 6— heavy metal 7— viscous liquid 8— shoot from cover 9— places for a r t display Answer to yes t er day’* puzzle. I d— island (poet.) l l — ar ms of the spa 16— soft drink* 17— main a r t e r y 20— break off suddenly 21— melody 22— implored 23—despicable 20— shade trees 27— the tur me ri c 29— ages 30—a m a t e u r 32—declare 37— Charles Lamb's pen-name entrance 44— member of ancient race 45— get up 46— poker •take 43— male 49— frozen wat e r 50— Anglo- Saxon money of account 51— knot in a fiber E V I an 40— wearies 42—change 43— mine rns s b i s o ® b s h A verse* tim* of notation: 22 minute*. Sfndiru*. Int. Diiirthuud br Kin* S m all ^alk By M ary Brinkerhoff Dear Editors This is an open l e tt e r to C. H. McA. and all other student* who have ached a b o u t the absence of big n am e band s a t the Univer sit y dances this fall. The Texa s Union is o pe r at e d f or the st ude nt s, b u t one m u s t n o t let his ent husi asm run a wa y with us an d f o r g e t t h a t t h a t still t a ke s money. T her e is no Union f ee this yea r . C. H. McA., you ask wh y we d o n ’t have more dances with leader* like C o u n t Basie, Al Donahue, and K ay Kyser. T he r e is only one Key Kyser. T r y and g et him. Co u nt Basie last y e a r bar ely made mon e y f o r t h e Union, and m a ny s t u d e n t s told m e m ­ bers of the Union Board t he y did n o t like him. Al D o n a h u e ’s danc e was a success because it came t he n ig h t the Steer* h ea t A. A M. Go ver nor O ’Dan- iel and his Hillbilly Boy* could have packed them in t h a t night. T he danc e commi t t ee was of fe r e d the s e nd e e s of Hor a c e Hei dt the ni ght of the Baylor game in Wa co f o r $2,000. P r e c e d e n t shows t h a t few s t u ­ d e n t s come back f rom an out-of-town game to go to a dance. And n ot m a ny st ud e nt s danced last week-end. The Union Board this yea r a ut hori zed the hiring of Clyde McCoy a t $750, which w*s the price asked by the leader. \\ hen Cup Collier, Union r e p r e s e n t a ­ tive, called t o settle the deal, McCoy’s agent w i t h ­ draw' the of fer. Art ie Sh aw had been scheduled to play here, lie the Univer sit y because cancelled his booking a t t he re was a Negro musician in his band. He DID NOT ask the Union if the University still wa n t e d him. iii* a g e n t said he would not be in hooking, this t e r r i t or y. Cornell hap pe ns to be in the East , C. H. MCA., wher e the danc e bands e r e hatched. We might move Th# Univer sit y of T ex es to Pe n n s y l v a ni a so t h a t we could get good bands. Per sonall y I ’d r a t h e r stay here. Not incidentally, however, Cornell has a $7.50 Union fee p e r s t u d e n t p e r semest er . We raise hell her e a b o u t a $1 fee. C. H. McA., it is not as simple as one m i g h t b e ­ lieve to hire a big name hand. One does n ot wire Kyser or Glenn Miller or Cab Calloway, a n d say, “ w e ’re havi ng a hop tonight , boys, come on down!” rt is not done tha t way. One is obliged to ask the boys W H E N they can play for a danc e here. I used to believe as you do, C. H. McA., and others, that all you had to do to g e t a band was crook a f i n g er an d fav# a fistfull of ma zu ma , and you had yo ur band. The Union has a b u d g e t t h a t har dl y allows the t aki ng of chances. T H E U N I O N CA N NO T A F F O R D TO L O SE MO N E Y ON A “ RIG N A M E ” OR ANY O T H E R BAND. The idea t h a t these “ big n a m e s ” will d r a w “ e nough to mor e t ha n pay for a d a n c e ” is o f t e n — quite o f t e n — i n a ccurate. The dane# commi t t ee has not of f e re d EXCUSES. the me m b e r s of It has of f e re d R E AS ONS . And the d anc e commi t t ee and the. Union Board are very willing to a c ce pt suggestions as to j u s t how to corral one of the big boys f or a danc e nere at the University. BOB O WE NS , Me mber of t he dance Committee. The dance commi t t ee r epr es e nt a t ive called Glenn Miller long dist ance this fall to tr y to a r r a n g e a Dear E d i t o r ! T h e D a il V T e x a n ’Hie Daily Texan, st u de nt newspaper of The is published on the ca mp us University of Texas, of in Austin by Texas S t u d en t the University Pub ’cation*, Inc., every mor ning except Monday. En t e r e d as second class mail m a t t e r at the Post Office, Austin, Texas, und er the Act of Congress March 3, 1879. Editorial offices, Jo u r na l i s m Buddi ng 109 101 m d 102. Tel ephone 2-2473. Advertising and circulation d e p a r tment s. Jour- alism Building 108. Ph one 2-2473. S U B SC RI PT I O N RATES Ca r r ie r , , I Month _.$0.60 1 Seme st e r ( 4 5i m o n t h s ) __________ 1.75 3,00 2 S eme s t e r s (9 m o n t h s ) ....... ... 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WH Y is it t h a t the r e is no distinction ma de b e t we en the Texas section and the visi tors’ section? to o u r own I rue, t he y do rope o f f some seat*, stick t he visit* I. g band and its r oo te r s within its b o un da r i es and r e f e r to this as the “ visitors’ c h e er i n g se ct i on. ” Bu t they also ma ke the f at a l mi s t ake of s t a t i o n i n g such a section pr actically n e x t l o ng h or n Band! And w h at hap pe ns? Well, I k n ow w h a t hap-j pencd S a t u r d a y : j u s t a f ew t h o u s a n d of “ us r o o t ­ e r s ” w er e u n f o r t u n a t e eno ugh to sit in the “ coffin c or n e r of the g r an d s t a n d In o t h e r words, we wer e isolated f rom o u r own c he er ing section by a rival band! A n y a t t e m p t s to ch ee r wer e futile, as we were n e i th e r able to he a r our own yells, nor able to outyell the opposing rooters. The following plan has been ca r ri e d o u t t o a d ­ vant ag e by m a ny universities, a n d I see no r ea son why we c a n n o t do the same. One side of the e t a - 1 dium is known as the Home Sect ion — the o t h e r as fhe \ isitors Section. The f i f t y- y a rd line s e at s on both sides ar e used as t he r es e rv ed sections, a n d the space on one f o r t y - y a r d line is used f o r t he home band and the s t u d e n t s ’ section. T he h ome t e am sits dir ectly ben e at h its own r oo te r s a n d like­ wise the visiting team. Tan t you j u s t imagine t h a t old and white c o n c e n t r a t ed in a blaze of glory j u s t above a mass of o r an g e je r se ys? I can! o r an g e W h a t a b o u t it, s t u d e n t s ? W h a d d y a thi nk ? M. J . M. S T A F F FOR THIS ISSUE .................. Lght Editor ELGIN WI LL I A MS v g ht S por t s E d i t o r .— ................... Tex S ch r amm Jr . U s ia t anU, A r d e n Havis, Bill Noble Night Society E ditor — ............................ Dean F inley N ig ht T e l e g r a p h E d i t o r ....................A. C. Becker J r . A ssistant, Gavin W atson Night A m u s e m e n t s E d i t o r ...... As: is te nt , L et C a r p e n t e r J o Leigh Cohn “ No man eve r does a g r e a t t h i n g w i t h o u t f ir s t d r ea mi ng of it.’’— E d m u n d Heins ohn, mini ster, U n i­ versity Methodist Chur ch. • Inflation is spoken o f as a “ t h r e a t ” b u t non* economists will ea ge r l y face, if p e r m i t t e d , t h e d a n ­ g e r of e x t ra dollars to spend. VV e intend to become a s t r o n g people wi t h a we a k pocketbook. So t h a t d r e a m it's g oodbye to a d rea m for The Un i v er si t y of Texas. The place of is t a ken by a n o t h e r — the d r ea m of an u n der do g, which has a glory all its Own, t h ou g h it is not t h e glor y d r e a me d of by a t eam the Rose Bowl. r id i n g high t ow a r d the f a c t The name of this d r ea m is the goodbye A.AM. Early in season r e m e m ­ football sages, ber ing last Thank sg i vi n g, c om­ me nt ed on the th a t two a n c i e n t positions of the r e ­ exact ly rivals would be versed the t h a t this fall, an d co n f i de nt s t u d e n t s of the Un i ­ versity mi ght also e x p e c t the out c ome to be reversed. T h a t was in S ep t e mb e r , or p er ha ps in Today t hings stand, October. they in gener al, stood last y e a r b e f or e the Uni- versity-A.&M. game. And ac­ cor ding r ea s o n i n g of the pigskin philosophers, things should come o ut again the way they came out last year . j u s t w h er e the to Of course, f ootball is s ome­ thing a b o u t as pr e d ic t a b l e as the wind, an d we of all people should have l e ar ned by now t h a t a te am is a u ni t of h u m a n beings and n ot a syst em of cogs and wheels and pistons. this No one can k no w how y e a r ’s L o ng h o rn - Ag g i e g am e will t u r n o u t ; j u s t a t this point, in or der . predictions a r e n o t The t h i n g to r e m e m b e r now is t h a t a t e am a n d a s t u d e n t body they do n o t have ar e if s o me t hi ng a h e a d of to fight for. O u r c h a nce s a t the t h e cha mpi ons hi p Rose Bowl has f ad e d into the t hi ng r ema i n s : distance. One a r e g o n e ; t h e m lost A. & M. Surely the obliging Aggies will n o t o bj e ct to doing one more f av or f o r t he tea-sippers. W h e th e r we b e a t t h e m or lose to t he m, t h e y will he doing us inestimable service by a c t ­ an ing as the last s t a r left. f o r the S t ee r s to hitch t h e i r wag on to. • in c a m p u s the hist ory of One thin r has h a p p e n e d this !all f or which U n i v er si t y s t u ­ d en t s should be e t e r n al l y g r a t e ­ f ul— one t hi ng which has a value a / a r t f r o m t he f a c t t h a t o ur chances at S o u t h w e s t C o n ­ f er ence an d howl glor y have School spirit on di sa ppea re d. the U ni ve r s i t y has rea ched an all-time high. Ne v e r be f or e the school have all the s t u d e n t s in all walks of c a mp us life been solidly behind t h ei r team, and, as a r esult , solidly behind ea ch other. is al ways mu c h b em o a n i n g of the f a c t t h a t t he % Uni ver si t y is so big, so s p r a w l ­ ing, a n d so widely s c a t t e r e d a m o n g people of e n t i r e l y d if ­ f e r e n t sor ts who c a n n o t pos­ sibly be ma de to feel a n y t h i n g in co mmo n with each other. I here f i n d T h e people who time f o r this sor t of b e m o a n i n g a r e wrong. Any b od y who w a l k s this c a mp u s ever y day acr oss to class s ha re s s ome t hi ng , in a t t he sa me way, wi t h a n y b o d y else who docs thing. Maybe n ei the r of t he m realizes it o r ­ dinarily, h u t now t he n so me th i n g h a p p e n s t h a t shocks it. the m Such a t h i n g has been t he p r es ­ e n t f ootbal l season, both in its ea rl y hei ghts of t r i u m p h an d its r e c e n t d ept hs of despair. into a r ealization of and t h e this And time school spirit t h a t has been a r ou s e d bids f ai r to he p e r m a n e n t i n­ stead of t e m p o r a r y . T h e r e is s o me t h in g b e n e a t h the d e t e r ­ mi na t i on of all the s t u d e n t s to stick with tile te am. f or b e t t e r or f or worse. It ma y he t h a t at la^t we realize we are all in the same b oa t a n d had b e t t e r i gnoring each o t h e r ’s e x ­ stop istence. At p r e s e n t Dan a Bible’s five- y ea r plan seems to have failed. I t ' s qui t e possible, t hou gh, t h a t five v e a i s of work a n d p l a n ­ ning ma y have pr oduce d result s lasting in t e r m s which will he of so me th i n g mor e t h a n f o o t ­ ball victories. Foot bal l a p p e a r s to be mo ­ e v e r y b o d y ’s t h i n k ­ nopolizing ing, or a t a s t t he i r c o n v e r s a ­ tion. T h e r e are, however, o t h e r in t h e world. things go i n g on One o f t h e m is a n e a t hit of t h a t Man of r at i on a l i z ing by the Hour, the Wind, F r a n k l i n Roosevelt. t h a t S t r a w in F r a n k l i n ’s latest c o m me n t is t h a t the hoys who w e n t o v er ­ seas in 1917 r e a l l y did save the T h e r e world f o r d emocr ac y . really was a d a n g e r to this c o u n t r y then, he says, a n d the only r eason we d o n ’t believe t h a t is t h a t it w a s av er te d . The P r e s i d e n t is obviously pavi ng the r oc ky p at h f o r an e x p e d i t i o n a r y force to E ur ope . 'UtooJue if i w a s the last ma t ch in the book i would wishing i would g e t ac r at c hed b u t t h e re ar e so m a n y gu ys who have been a r o u n d this c a mp u s f o r the six y e a r s i have bee n her e i do n ot feel a s h a m e d snoozie is a f u n n y gal s ome ti me i t hink i a m he r pal ot he r i t imes dodge in time to miss a vase o at mea l is an awf u l slush ma ke s me thi nk i am eaii. ig mu c h Wh e n it sui t ed his pu r po s e to have the nat ion t hi nk t h a t he desired peace, he took c a r e t o emphasi ze t he o t h e r side of t he pi c t ur e, giving us to u n d e r ­ s t a n d t h a t t he mi s t a k es of 1917 would not he r e p ea t e d , t h a t an e x p e d i t i o n a r y f o r c e w o u l d n ev e r leave A me r i c an shores. B u t why should we complai n? We have believed e ve r y th in g f a r — believed he has said so it e n o ug h to el ect him P r e s i d e n t t h r e e t i mes in a row. T h e r e is ce rt ai nl y no i n d u c e m e n t f o r him to set t l e down a n d stick to one t une . URRSiniCSZJ S T A R T S T O D A Y LEW AYRES IN ‘KILDARE’S WEDDING DAY’ W IT H L A R A IN E DAY L IO N E L BARRYMORE B S 30B S S B N O W 30c 'Til I P. M. FOOTBALL FLASH A AM. VS. RICE W E A M ERICA N S ilk FRANK C R A V E N S H m m UCI UK ERIKSON torim JONIS ALSO E d g a r K ennedy C om edy and N orthern N eighbor* TEXAS — TODAY ONLY — P A T O ’B R IE N * * G E O R G E B R E N T * W A Y N E M O R R IS * * * IN ‘Submarine D-V W ITH FRANK MCHUGH D ouble F e a tu re “ C a p ta in Caution** VICTOR MATURE LOUISE FLATT "ST. LOVES BLUES** DOROTHY LAMOUR LLOYD NOLAN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1941 Phona 2-2473 — T H E D A I L Y T E X A N — Phone 2-2473 Alhambra, C alif., will Austin next F rid a y to visit friends I meeting scheduled for last F rid a y —* °r form er W acoans— were urged until the Thanksgiving holidays. ---------- Refreshments w ill he served in I to attend. Union. arrive ...... — ! in Je a n Melton of F o rt W o rth vis­ ited Elean o r Wilson for the T.C.U. game. Ja c k Brooks, Dick Smith, and ; Physics Building 416 prior to the G arrett » « ' mont this week-end. <» Beau- 15 o'clock report by Dr. C. P. pled*” , Boner of the fa ll meeting of the i Fo rt W orth. Kappa Siirma ha, announced tho' o of U R r t / v£5 Girls Will Spend Holiday at West Point The twenty-five Texas Belles who are fin a lly selected to be the guests of the cadets at W est Po int during the Christmas holidays prob­ ab ly won’t mind a few whistles mixed in w ith the train bells on their arriva l. school. fo llo w in g the customary celebration which has included Smith, \ assar, and other Eastern schools,*"" " " these Texas girls have been in- " vited by General Robert L. Eichel- berger and the cadet hosts as the firs t group from Texas to spend Christm as on the Point. The girls Frats Have Dinner Parties w ill stay in the W'est Po int T h ayer Fratern ities celebrated Home­ H o tel’s presidential suite which coming and M other’s and Dad's has previously been reserved for the co-eds of Vassar. Mrs. Odie M inatra, Land Com- D ay with luncheons and dinners at their chapter houses Satu rd ay and Sunday. issioner Bascom Giles, and his D e lta T a u D e lta \ \/L w ife were visiting their sons when the cadets, standing at attention, were told that the Texas Belles would be special guests this year. Plebes, underclassmen, w ill be allowed to use Flirtatio n W a lk fo r the first time. A number of upperclassmen will remain on the P o in t for the social events, too, which will hold special thrills fo r the Texans who haven’t the kind of weather that makes fo r good ice skating and such winter sports. A special bus w ill be chartered fo r the girls and the return trip w ill include sight-seeing stops in N ew Y ork C ity, Washington, R ich ­ mond, and Nashville. fill out G irls interested in making the trip may application blanks in the O ffice of the Dean of Women. F o r additional in fo r­ mation about clothes and other missioner Bascomb Giles, and his call Mrs. M inatra at 8-2088, 1905 U n iversity Avenue. / Medical Frat ■Entertains Dr. Rainey Dr. Homer Price Rainey was entertained w ith a buffet dinner Satu rd ay night by members and guests of Phi Beta Pi Medical fra te rn ity in Galveston at the U n i­ versity Medical School. The living room and reception hall of the fra te rn ity house were decorated with largp bouquets of fall flowers of various colors a r­ ranged on the mantle and the hall table. A fall m otif was earned out the dining room, also, with in maple chrysanthemums, and zinnias arranged in contrast­ ing colors. The centerpiece rested on a silver reflector and was sur­ rounded by tapers. Banks of leaves of a mingled red and light brown accentuated each dish. tall white leaves, Mrs. T. G. Blo cker presided at \ M a rg u e rite Y g leaia# B e t t y M a y E x a lt D o ris Je a n T a y lo r M a rth a S t r ip lin g M a rth a n n K e s s le r A nn e O ’H a i r D o ro th y S c h m id t F ra n c e s C a rrin g to n G e n e v ie v e R a m s e y B e t t y Ja n e S la u g h te r M a ry Ja m e s S is k D o ro th y G illis Ja n e C am p b e ll E lo is e E n g le Jo y c e B a tte n fie ld F ra n c e s H a r r is o n Je a n F is h e r M a rth a T id w e ll Ju n e O lc o tt B e t h O ’N e il Ju lia n a D un n G lo ria G il) Je a n M a rie P o lk V a rn e r B e a ll O ra M a r y G u rle y H e le n N e w k irk M a r y Ja n e M a rth a G ib so n F ra n c e s G a le D o ris D u n k u m Je a n n e G ann o n C a ro ly n B e r r y A lic e M a ria n W ile y S a ra h Y a g g y F lo re n c e F a n n in M a rg a re t N e il B e t t y N o rm a n P e g g y G r a y C a rlis le N e ll J a c k Jo n e s J o a M M r. and M rs . G eorge Jo h n s o n D ean and M rs . W . P a g e K e e to n Ju d g e and M rs . R a lp h Y a rb ro u g h M rs . K a th le e n B la n d M rs . A d e laid e D ase y M n , W i r t L e a k s B o b C o llie r, W ic h it a F a lls B e t a T h e ta P i Jo h n s o n M a rth a T u b b B a rb a ra W a r n e r A nn T o w n ea P o lly C h ilto n Chan B e t t y D o rc h e s te r Le o n ard a A lle n S u sa n C h e rr y R e e k y S p e n c e r R a y H o rto n C aro lin e H u n t H a r r ie t M o d ra ll P a tr la Ju n e ll lean S im m o n * B e t t y W in k le r A nn C la y A nn W e lc h M a r y F ra n c e e Shepp * M a ry Je a n e t t e W ilk erson M a ry B e th W in k le r M a ry E l la M e C o llo u g h Ja n e T u lly V ir g in ia Doak B e b e C lem en s B a rb a ra C o rco ran I r a B . S im m o n s R illy C am p bell D r. H e n ry W . H a r p e r M r. and M re . R L . S h e e t* M r*. W . O. H o lm an M r. and M rs . A r t S p rin k le M r. and M r* . R . E . R u a tin M r. and M r* . C . P . Colem an M r. and M r* . A . B . W r ig h t M r. and M r* . J . A . H a ll M r. and M r* . L . T. R ice M r. R o b e rt L e * B o b b itt M r. A . H . G a m e r • P h i K a p p a S ig m a Montes- D o w n ey S u e M ile* M a rth a G reen B e t t y A uatin M aude F rie d e ll M a rjo rie S h e p a rd Ja n e Rhoden B . B e lle C ro ss K a th le e n Ch ria tan b e rry S u sa n Ja n e B r i l l M a rg a re t B ru s h A u ro ra S t e r lin g G lo ria C o ry e ll A n n e tte S t e w a r t V irg in ia Le# A n n e tte H a h n L e u J o P e r r v Ja n e H o lla n d Ja n e B e ltm a n B e t t y M a ry Je a n B e g e m a n M a rth a S m ith B e c k y D o u g h e rty E d ith C a rte r R u th P o r t e r M a rg a re t B e llh a r * M ahecca S p e n c e r M a ry A lia M c C u llo u g h L ilia n S w a rtz e n b u rg M rs . T. W . R id g w a y M rs. J . N . A hee! M r* . W . G . B la k e E p silo n S ig m a A lp h a Guests other the coffee service. j After-dinner entertainment was high lig hted by a fast game of table tennis by D r. Rainey and Dr. T. G. Blocker, Associate Professor of Su rg ery at the Medical School. than President Rain ey included Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Blocker, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. T erry, Dr. and Mrs. Funston Rog­ ers, Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Greg- ll"® E lm a La n d ru cry , Dr. D. B a ile y Calvin, Dr. and I A n n T o w n e . Mrs. Hamilton Ford, Dr. and M r s . I Florin* Clark W a lte r Ford. Dr. and Mrs. Jar- ! ret E , W illiam *, Mrs. S. R. Snod- | grass, and Miss Elizabeth Runge. | V ir g in ia W ilk in s o n M a ry M a , C ra w fo rd C h arlen e A m id o n N e il J K ’k Ja n e t L o n g K a th e rin e E a r n e s t E v e ly n R ife A nna M u n g er R u th B e r r y S y b il S m a ll M a rjo rie C a rte r K a th e rin e P a t t i G a m b re l) E lin o r W illis A lv a L o c k h a rt E le a n o r C ro c k e tt M ildred M eador E m ily B e th R a y z o r B a rb a ra W a r n e r B e t t y W ild e r A n n e R ife P h i G am m a D e lta C o ttin g h am TV- TV n urn . i * W.I.C.A/s Plan 'Stunt Night' A the “ stunt n ig h t" will he program for the meeting Tuesday night of the Women s Independent Campus Association, at 7 o’clock in Texas Union 315-316, La u ra Oehler, president, anno u n c e d Monday, Ja r v i# M a u rin e D a vid s o n S h ir le y S c o tt Ju lie t t a B e t t y B la n c h e tte Ja c q u e lin e C o vo B e t t y J o S h ie rs A n n e T a lle y G a vh n g M illin g E liz ab e th A n n e Pie rce B illie B a r t T r o t t l M a ry Ja n e A u t r e y K a y S m ith B e t t y F a lk D o ro th y M o h er M a ry Lo u H e rm a n n M r. and M r* . K M r. and M r* . J . T . T y r e ll O tis N e a l W a t t K . S m ith M r. and M r* . S. A. W e a th e rfo rd M r. and Mn*. G . H . B la n c h e tte P i K appa A lpha K it t ie R u t h Ja c k s o n F in a l plans w ill also He made at, that time for the “ backward dance," which w ill be given by th® organization Saturday night from 8-12 o’clock in the W om en’s Gym. A nn S e b rin g B e ts e y Jo h n # C o rin e B ro o k s P a t s y B e ll B e t t y Je a n A n d re a C am p b e ll Jo y c e B u t le r V ir g in ia B r y a n t B e t t y B a a a a tt K a th e rin e H a r v e l! H a r rie t M o d ra ll E le a n o r G re e t C an e lle H u r lh e r t Building Wednesday afternoon at J Patty Ro*# E a r l y I :4 0 o’clock, and asked that all f,*t8r T y n e * I H elen Pain# W . I . C . A . o f f i r e r s h r t h e r e o n t i l Miss Oehler also announced that the Cactus picture of the executive council w ill be taken in the Home Economics ( ________ ont of Jo n # * F ra n c e * T h e tfo rd B e t t y S u e K o c h Diapason Presents Tuesday Organ Hours C o urten a v W r ig h t G e o rg e tte C o vo U Im re M a nfo rd P e g g y B ro w n rtg Ja n e Robinson P a tr ic ia H y d e r A srries of Tuesday noon hours of orgran music w ill be inaugurated at the F ir s t Southern Presbyter­ ian Church at Eighth and Brazos! M*rv Streets, November 18, from noon until , kT X ” progi am w ill be played by Mrs. i Patsy Christy R. A. Modrall, president of the I Diapason Club, which is sponsor- Nrtrm* Don,a;'*n ing the program in cooperation with the First Southern Presbyter­ ian Church. I o'clock. The 12 * MurI5hw,on E li* # beth Je a n first; h” Anderson F lo re n c e W o o d fin B a rb a ra B a a a e tt V irg in ia H u g h as T a b b y H a r r is Ja a a G a n tt BHH# B a r t T r e t ia Ja c k ie T h o m as B a rb a ra B r a d y M a ry C ris a y F lo r a C la rk A n n * T o w n ea M a rg a ry R o b e rta C o nn ie W il t o n T i ll y W e ta e l L ib b y S a n fo rd M a rg i* S in c la ir A u s tin R uth ie Y o u n g Mary E l i s a b e t h Sh eld on E le a n o r B ish o p D o r o th y B a i l i f f S h ir l e y J o h n s o n L o u is e King Ina J a n e C h a s e Ja n e Ann J o n e s B e t t y Jo Ehlera D o r o th y U lit T id L ip s co m b F r i l l y Fu ll er S ig m a P h i E p a ila a The program* arc intended not as formal organ recitals, but for the enjoyment of people who have the opportunity, to listen to music during the noon hour. Everyone is invited to attend for the whole hour or for any part of i t C h i l d h o o d E d u c a t o r * S p o n s o r S h a w y th e Association of Childhood ■ Education is sponsoring a movie, Dr. K ild a re ’s Wedding D ay,” uesday and Wednesday, Novem- er 18-19, at th V arsity Theater, ickets may be bought from mem- ere a t the regular movie prices. I.ep icli of S a n A n to n ia S h ir le y W a g n e r o f H a m lin B e t t y C la rk e o f D a lla s M ic k le S m ith o f F o rt W o rth D oraine G e ig e r o f C orpus C h ris ti. G e rtru d e C la ire S ta n le y o f E a g le P a s* M a rth a J o D ie t* of N e w B ra u n fe ls G lo ria Vo ekel o f F o r t W o rth M ilb re v P o lk o f F o r t W o r t h B e t t y L o c k e t o f F o r t W o r t h R a y W u n s c h o f P a n a F ra n k D ick e rso n o f P a ris Ja m e'* Repp of S a n A nto nio V a n e * F o s te r o f S a n A nto nio ( b arile K ru e g e r o f S a n A n to n io M r. and M r* . L lo y d M ann M r. and M r* . F re d K o rth o f F o r t W’o rth M rs. G. C. K ru e g e r D r. and M r* . G . H . R U n d t fa r M r. and M r*. A. M M r. and M rs. Jo h n F. G reen of H a m lin Ja m e - T r a c y of C o rpu s C h ris ti B u r to n K in n e y o f P a r is F a its • • • • • • • • • • About University People M ac R o y Rasor, Ju n e , 1941, graduate o f the U n iversity, le ft Dallas Novem ber l l fo r San D i­ ego, C alif., to enter the U nited States M arine basic training Rasor w ill attend the school fo r a ten-week course in m ilitary training. W h ile at the U n iversity, Rasor was a w rite r fo r The D aily Texan, The Texas Ranger, assist­ ant director of the Interscholastic League Press Conference, jo u r­ nalism assistant, and president of Sigm a D elta Chi. • journalism grad­ Ja c k B u tle r, uate of 1939, is now w ith the Texas Departm ent of A g ricultu re as a field man. He spent two years as managing editor o f the T y le r M orning Telegraph and the G ladew ater Times-Tribune, and received his present position with the State N tvem ber IO. Miss Charmaine Sm ith, form er U n iversity drama student, was a recent visitor to the campus. Miss Sm ith, a student in S.M .U ., plans to re-enter the U n iversity in F e b ­ ruary. Oran Spears, 1941 graduate p i the U n iversity and form er U n i­ versity basketball star, is coaching fo r the Nocona High School In ­ dians. E lm e r Finley, basketball let­ terman of 1938, ’39, and ’40, and Bob Tarleton, swimming captain of 1940, have enlisted with the Navy. • Misses Gloria Voekel, M ilb ry Polk, M ickey Smith, B e tty Lock­ ett, Katherine M cG raw , Ew ald House and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Korth of F o rt W orth came to Aus­ for the Texas-T.C.U. game tin Saturday. W ilson Baugh, president of the student body at T .C .U ., attended the game Saturday. B e rt K irk of W est V irg in ia who is the Gamma of S .P .E ., was in Austin this week-end. M artha .To Dietz, ex-student from New Braunfels, attended the Texas-T.C.U. game this week-end. • R a y Wunsch and F ra n k Dick­ erson o f Paris, Doraine Geiger of Corpus Christi, and C laire Stan­ ley o f Eag le Pass were in Austin this week-end. Ja n e H u rley of F o rt W o rth was the truest of Ju n e W rig h t fo r the T.C .U . game. Town Hall Opens Sale On Tickets of tickets fo r Schiaparelli’s lecture on Novem ber 24 to the U n iv e r­ sity Home Economics Club. These tickets were put on sale to all students in the Great H all of the Home Economics Building M on­ day. Helen Grebe and Olivia B a rrie r, members of the club, are among the models in Schaparelli’s style show'. A fte r the lecture the Home Economics Club will entertain Schiaparelli with a coffee in the Home Economics Reading Room. All club members who attend the lecture will he invited to attend the coffee. Je a n Taber will be in charge of this event, assisted by M artha R u t­ land, invitation committee chair­ man, Hazel M cCoy, food commit­ tee chairman, and M etre Ann Randolph, transportation commit­ tee chairman. _____________________ Miss M artha Anne Snowden Robert Ba rn e y , 1941 jo u rn al­ ism graduate, has accepted a job as rew rite man on the Austin Tribune. Robert has been em­ ployed as reporter on the Temple Telegram sine* June. M ary Louis Begley had as her guests this week-end B e r y l Owens and Charlotte D unaway of San Antonio. r n Herm an Tindall o f San A n ­ this tonio visited Boyce Lew is week-end. Miss Jaco lyn Alexander, ex-stu­ dent of the U n iversity from Hous­ ton, visited friends here this week­ end. Miss Alexander is secretary to Ike Moore, director of the San Ja cin to M em orial Museum in Houston and ex-faculty member of the U n iversity history depart­ ment. Ph yllis C arr, 1941 Ju n e grad­ uate o f the U n iversity and a member of Alpha Ph i sorority, visited in Austin Satu rd ay and Sunday to attend the T.C .U . game and the Alpha Phi formal. M ayon Goodrich was visited by his uncle, Mede G riffin of Tulia, Saturday. Georgic Ledbetter. 1941 June graduate of the U niversity, is em­ ployed as a science teacher in No­ cona High School. She is a mem­ ber of Alpha Phi sorority. • . * Le* Krause, U n iversity ex-stu­ dent now stationed at K e lly Field in San Antonio, visited in Austin | for th® week-end. Dr. Holden Furber to Speak On 'British Empire Today’ “ The British Em pire Today” — as seen through the eyes o f the his­ torian who knows the road B rita in has traveled in the past— w ill be I analyzed for the Am erican Association of U niversity Wom en n e x t! F rid a y by Dr. Holden Furber, assistant professor of history at the U n iversity of Texas. Dr. Furber, a graduate of Har-» ■ ... vard U n iversity and holder of the master of arts degree from Queens College, Oxford, is the author of West Texas Club Plans Convention Constitution and for a Pan Am eri­ Plans for a student constitution­ al convention to rewrite the Texas several books on English history. This address is the second ehap- ter in A .A .U .W .’s international re­ lations program for the year, the first having been Mrs. M argaret Kress’s talk on Central Am erica in the Interest of Educati he,d in Physics Building 421 Tom T yrell, president, announced in at ^ o’clock F rid a y instead of the Monday night. All W aco students # • l f Y o u ’ll m a k e b e t t e r g r a d e * y o u r eye* a r e n ' t h u r t i n g o r b u r n i n g , o r you a r e n ’t h a v in g h e a d a c h e * . N e w glaaaea will h elp you. $8.00 single vision $11.00 bifocal lenses filled e t H a v e y o u r p rescrip tio n s these low p ric e s ' E X A M I N A T I O N O F E Y E S I N C L U D E D DR. H. M. H O D G ES R e g iste re d O p to m e trist 901 C o ng ress Ph o n e 8-3900 ‘I i i vamxzme k * ii* ti ■ d C e f t w * . - . v J 'W,. ‘Mf-. T k e D aily T e x a n Classified A d Announcements Dancing Lost and Found W anted to Buy „ L E A R N T O D A N C E . 35c- . p, ..Jesses— Mo nda y, t h u r s d a y , 7:45 p.m. A N N E T T E D U V A L D A N C IN G S C H O O L 108 W e a t 14 S t . Ph o nes 2-9086— 8-3951 , -1 hr • lesson. W I L L I H E P E O P L E who found a clart -------- . _ , _ . . . H I G H E S T C A S H P R I C E S for used C a rte r Y - 0 * S ? ^ r t il* P“ U j ' h° ® ‘ * P h * » » « • Dressmaking A L T E R A T I O N S — E x p e rt fittin g , Pro m p t s e rvice . Ph o n e 4725. 307 WL 21st St. E V E N I N G . D inn er. A dresses. F u r s re sty le d . 2001 S a b in e P h $-8069. S tre e t D R E S S M A K IN G — A Ite ra tio n * , style d . relin ed . 2100 N ueca*. 7293. fu rs re ­ For Sale F O R S A I F. M a g n ific e n t B e a u tifu l S te in w a v Pia n o re­ like new. Onl\ $325. 18 lune R e fin ish e d and L o o k s built m onths to p ay. J . R. R E E D M I M C CO Ph. 3631. Ft 'R S A L E — 4 E t . used G. FL E le c t r ic R e frig e ra to r o nly $29.50. J . R . R E E D ! M C .U C C O ., Ph o ne 3531, R E G I S I F. RF.D C O C K E R S pa me) Puppies from cham pion Mo d line - golden red* and p latin u m blond*.. 1607 Pa lm a I P la ta . L O S T : T w o slide rule.*, K A E . P o lyp h a se D uplex T rig and K A E . Lo g Log D u ­ Ja m e s M c N ie l. plex D ecetrtge. R e w ard . 6168. T f I L O S T - I n S ta d iu m . S a tu rd a y a ' Texas- game. G reen p in strip e H o lly ­ wood coat. R e w a r d — $6. C a ll for F ra n k A, B a ile y . J r . a 2-9277. L O S T : On pep night, Cold B u Io v « W a tc h w ith hand. R e tu rn R e w ard . route T h u rs d a y lin k to Pe g g y H illia rd . 63.85. ra lly Loans M O N EY TO LO A N On D iam o nd *— W a te lic * — L u g g a g e — S u it * T y p e w r it e r * — O v e rc o a ts — T ru n k * Cia ri na t s — Sax o p h o n e s— T ru m p e t* " W e P a y ca»h fo r old gold” A N Y T H I N G O F V A L U E L . L A V E 3 217 E a s t 6th S t. 4075. VS A N I E D T O B t 5 ——S m a ll U p rig h t or G ran d P ian o . W ill pay ca-h. Phone J . R , R E E L ) M U S IC Jo h n S. C a ld w e ll, CO.. Ph . 8581. M A L K I N P A Y S M O R E for Used S u ita . C loth in g and Shoes 407 E a a t 6 8-0266. Rentals Furnished Apartments — N ic e ly N E W L Y R E D E C O R A T E D a p a r t m e n t livin g - d in in g liv in g porch, gl»««ied-!n kitch en, two bedroom s, tw o b aths. N e a r U n iv e r s it y . 4167. fu rnish ed Com bined room ing $2 .. 50 M O N T H . A ll b ills paid. L i v ­ kitch e n . E le c tric ref Tigers tor. F a m ily or g rad u ate students. 910 W e s t 21 st. bedroom, bath, room, D E S I R A B L E u p sta irs bachelor a p a rt­ m ent*. 606 W e s t S ix te e n th . Ph o ne Pianos for Sale L O V E L Y F U R N I S H E D a p a rtm e n t— N e ar cam po*. F iv e room s, all co n venience*. 1967 P e a r l. Ph o n e 6082. Home Bakeries '-ALF:— One K im b a ll P ia n o . R e fin - re b u ilt O n ly $86. $«.50 — ’ down, balance p aya b le $5 per m onth . '• R. R E E D M U S K C O . P h . 8581. and C ake* in S to ck . 1908 W ic h ita . 2-68 W U K A S C H S I S T E R S — C o o k i e s i-*hed and r O R I Laundries F O R S A L E — B u s h ii Cert# piano. W a l ­ i s m onth* to pay. J R. R E E D M U S IC CO., Th. 8681. nut case P ric e IM O .0 c . " O n e Day Se rv ic e " DRISKILL HOTEL LAUNDRY "Trust your duds to our Suds” Phone 6444 I 19 East 7+h Lost and Found L O S T : T an amooth I e s t h e r p iece b e lt . P air of cream colore, cost T w o lea- R e w a rd. 206 E a s t ther gi 9 v t | . in pocket -‘ 3rd. 2•71421. L O S T —- Id e n tify •stion w ith B e tty e n g r! vt ne on ur der Grohe. 200 F 2 6 ' v . bractdei. eo n ” on . id * Hew afd * . 3 « 7 s ilve r top a nd I eon Furnished Rooms L A R G E . tw in bed*. cool, new ly fu rn ish ed room* in n ersp rin g m attresses. Three block* U n iv e r a it y M eal* optional. S u m m e r rates. 1 909 R io G ran de 8-6802. 2608 G I A D A L U P E — L o v e ly for boy* men or business women. N ic e ly fu rnish ed , tw in bed*, in n ersp rin g mat- tresses, show ers, p riv a te entrance. 3087. roonr. G arage Apartment F U R N I S H E D G A R A G E A P A R T M E N T — 2912 E r a t h . L a rg e liv in g room. sleep­ i >rch, show er. K itc h e n and D in e tte ing com bined. Ph o n e 2-1481. Garage Rooms Plumbing tar hea te r K, R A V E N — S in e * 1890— P lu m b in g . W a piping rep airin g . 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W A N T E D — Stud* nt j or t a r ’ t rn# a h ,ft N A G L E C A F E to work c ith e r fi U N I V E R S IT' \ G I R I W A N T E D — NI d riv e c a r Room and bourd fo r n o r I all M r*. B-edt. 2-241 f t : ate ► >n ... W A N Phn fi T h a n k s g iv in g T ic k e ts . W anted to Buy T W A N G L E ' H " C O U R T E X C L U S I V E R O O M W I T H P R I V A T E B A T H N E W F U R N I T U R E O F T H E V E R Y L A T - I M M O D E R N D E S IG N S E N T R A N C E I N D T rtr INF & PEARL 295 M R S S T U B B S H O U S E — 1912 Nueces. 2 b lo ck ! cam pus. B e a u tifu l rooms in nome and g arag e rooms. T w in beds. tn- n w a p rin g s sh o w e rs, maid, g arages Rea- tonab le Ph o n e 2-9521. R E A S O N A B L E jo in in g hath P R I C E D R O O M S -A d ­ in p riv a te home. T w in fe d s or s in g le ; p riv a te en tran ce, garage 2620 S p e e d w ay. One cam po* Ph o ne 8-1506. block W A N T E D TO B U Y — S m a ll u p rig h t or G rand Piano W il l r a y cash Jo h n S. C ald w ell. 2-4263 or 35S1. new Phone sh ow er W H I T E A R M S : N e w hou-e Room « th entrance, conveniences. fu rn itu re . m d a ll modern sep arata 508 R io G ran d e S t , 8-8816. LOST SOMETHING?? If you Have lost a pair o f g l a s s e s , a w atch, fountain pen, ja c k e t, p o c k e t book, etc., p la ce an ad in the T E X A N CLASSIFIED SECTION at once. M any a rticles have been returned through ads in this section. Bring your ad to J ournalism B ldg. 108, or . . . • Call 2 - 2 4 7 3 Before 4:00 f or A lessenger Service QlecAatux. Group of dresses for weer now end through the holiday— crepes, wools, corduroys, and velveteens— dark, high shades and some pastels. Regularly ie 2 9 .9 5 V alu e! NOW 5.95 12.95 9.95 16.95 Group of Formals a n d D inner Dresses G reatly Reduced So Refunds \'0 Exchanges All Safes Final aa N#xt t o V a n ity Theater Won. 2-2473 — T H E D A I C Y T E X A N — Phone 2-2473 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 194 The Finer Arts 'Music Should Be Given Back to the Peopli B y JE A N N E DOUGLAS | the T he c o n g r e g a tio n will now bow and radio— w ith a pipe in th e ir m o u th . th e i r shoes th e ir h ea d s in rn f e w m in u te s of th e g r e a t god t o s ile n t p r a y e r music. T h u s a h o lie r-th a n -th o u a t t i ­ tu d e seem s to depress A m eric an G r a n tin g t h a t it w ould n o t be feasible f o r m usic-lovers to a t te n d co ncerts b a r e -f o o te d , we do think pious, t h a t th e y e a — praise-A liah a w e -in sp irin g atmos- "M om s is played. S tu d e n ts , a u d i e n c e , w h e n e v e r clasa ic.l m u - ph„ e , , con d u !iv e t0 a u d io n c , e n . f a c u l­ sic ty m em bers, an d and D ads” f e l t it S u n d a y a t th e sec- ond o f th e F a c u l ty C o n c e rt Se ries in H ogg M em orial A u ditor- ium when Miss M a rth a Mayfield and a w oodwind q u i n t e t gave a recital. joyment. Polite intellectuals attend a in funeral finery, clap concert politely but never enthusiastical­ ly. Polite men tip-toe across the sta g e to move chair* a n d pianos. P eople s p e ak In hushe d, fright­ en ed w hispers. o f f F u r t h e r m o r e , there is no sym­ the p a th e tic v ib r a tio n b e tw e e n p e r f o r m e r a n d the a u d ie n c e , such as exists in th e d r a m a . B e tw e e n th e p e r f o r m e r a n d the a u d ie n c e not i is a bro ad a n d u n b rid g e a b le gulf. J W h y d o e s n ’t som ebody b rin g music hack down to e a r th , a n d give its r ig h tf u l o w n e rs— to J it back ■ the people? Screenlantf s smartest sport shirt idea! R O G U E R A M B L E R from Hollywood PASE STX—AMUSEMENTS Pianists Began Joint Concerts as Novelty Rae Robertson and his w ife E thel B a rtle tt, who open th e A ustin Community Concert series T u esd a y nsarht w ith one of th e ir fam o u s duo-piano recitals, c o n te n d t h a t it was m e re chance w hich b ro u g h t about their joint c on c erts. "More than a dozen y e a r s a g o ,” explains E th e l B a r t le t t, " w e both happened to be in L ondon at t h e f same time and th e idea cam e to us that it m ig h t be f u n to give a two-piano recital. W e no thought of doin g it as a r e g u la r thing. I t j u s t a m u sin g novelty. T he e nthusia sm t h a t the r e c ita l aroused, however, s u r p r i s ­ ed us a n d suggested to us t h a t this m ig h t be a new field in which we could worx to g e t h e r . ” seem ed had " B esid es,” Miss B a r t le t t added, " w e sim ply g ot fed up being se p­ a r a t e d all th e t im e .” Miss B a rtle tt, London b o r a and e d u c a te d , an d R obertson, bo rn in I n v ern ess, S co tla nd, m e t d u r in g W o rld W a r I, w h en R obertson w as stu d y in g a t the Royal A f-adrmy in L ondon with T obias M a tn ay . A f e w m o n th s la t e r R o b e rtso n gave up his scholarship a n d joine d the a rm y . A f t e r th e w a r w as o ver, he m a rr ie d Miss B a r t le t t. N e it h e r p la y e r e v e r uses m u s i r the conc erts. T h ey play Today's Entertainment PARAM O UNT.— ‘T h * Fomin- in* T ouch,” w ith Rosalind Russell an d Don A m eche. F e a t u r e begins a t 12, 2:01, 4:02, 6 :03 , 8 :04, and 10:05 o ’clock. S T A T E .— " G re.t Guns,** w ith S ta n L a u re l and O liver H ard y . F e a t u r e begins a t 12 :39, 2:31, 4:23, 6:15, 8:07, a n d 9:69 o'clock. Q U E E N — "Th* G ay F alcon,” with G eorge S a n d e rs a n d W endy B arrie. I , 2:47, 4:34, 6:21, 8 :0 8 , a n d 9:55 o ’clock. F e a t u r e beg in s a t C A P I T O L .- e n a d e , " w ith J o h n P ayn e. 12:39, 2:29, 4 9 :4 9 o ’clock. "Sun V alloy Sor- S o n ja H e n ie and F e a t u r e begins a t 19, 6:09, 7 :59, an d V A R S I T Y — " D r . K 11 d • r *’• W e d d i n g D a y , " w ith Lew A y res a n d I .a rr a in e Day. F e a t u r e be­ gin* a t 2:10, 4:08, 5 :06, 8:04, and 10:02 o’clock. T E X A S .— " S u b m a r i n e D - l , ” with P a t O ’Brien a n d G eorge B ren t. F e a t u r e begins a t 2, 3:57, 5 :54, 7:51, a n d 9:48 o ’clock. G R E G ORY G Y M N A S IU M .— A le c T e m p l e t o n a n d all-state school c h i ld r e n ’s c h o r u s p r e s e n t c o n c e r t a t 8 o ’clock. E X P E R I M E N T A L T H E A T E R . “ K n i g h t of t h e B u r n i n g P e s t l e . ” H O GG A U D I T O R I U M — B a r t ­ duo-piano l e t t t r a m , p r e s e n te d by C o m m u n ity C o n c e r t Association. C o n c e r t be­ gins a t 8 o ’clock. a n d R o b e r t s o n , B A R T L E T T mnd R O B E R T S O N d u r i n g line m a n n e r , while his w i f e lacks f a c in g each o th e r, fo ld in g dow n j so m e th in g o f his t e m p e r a m e n t and th e ra c k s which o rd in a r ily hold plays m ore delicately. Mr. R ob e rtson plays with a pro- a t ! E th e l B a r t le t t h as established in c h a m b e r music, r e p u ta tio n nounerv) and individually m ascu- q u in te t, and trio w ork also. College Friendships Valuable, Says McCurdy College frie n d sh ip s can n n t he u n d e r e s tim a te d , said Joh n A. Mr- C u rd y , se c r e ta ry o f the E x - S tu ­ d e n t s ' Association, w h e n he spoke b e f o r e m em bers of the W est T exas Club T h u rs d a y night. G ro u p activ ity is a t a low ebb. due to so much in dividuality, said Mr. M cCurdy. J i m D udley, E d R eynolds, and N olen P o t t e r w e r e a p p o in ted as a c o m m itte e to plan th e c lu b ’s c a r ­ nival booth, and movies of ca m p us sc en e s and activities w ere shown. T h e club u n a n im o u sly e n d o w e d j E d N u n n a lly ’s plan fo r a s t u d e n t ! c o n s titu tio n a l c o n v e ntion re-1 w rite th e T exas C o n s titu tio n and f o r a P an -A m e ric a n C ongress of to Final *Time Staggers O n ’ Try-Outs to Be Today At 3 in Union 315 T ry -o u ts a n n u a l m usical f o r " T im e S ta g g e rs com edy O n,” sponsored by T h e t a S igm a Phi, go into t h e last ro u n d this a f t e r ­ noon at, 3 o ’clock in T ex a s U n ­ ion 3 l o . This y e a r ’s s c rip t was w ritte n by Liz S u th e r la n d and Los C a rp e n te r. s p e c ia lty S tu d e n ts who can e i th e r a c t o r do n u m b e rs — w h e th e r th e y have trie d o u t f o r p a r ts b e­ fo re to d a y or n ot— a r e u rg e d to this a f t e r ­ come noon, Billy M a tthe w s, d irec to r, has ann o un c ed . tr y -o u ts t h e to T h e e l e v e n original In the s h o w w e r e com posed by Rose­ m ary T y b ■ and .Marshall Miller. songs Health Building Plant Boosted by U. S. Aid T he F e d e r a l G o v e r n m e n t has al­ lo tte d $1 35,1 05 to f in a n c e p a r ­ tia lly the c o n s tru c tio n o f a sta te in A u stin , C on­ h e a lth b u ilding g r e ssm a n L yndon B. Jo h n s o n a n ­ nounced rec en tly . la s t w eek fo r P r e s id e n tia l a p prova l w as se­ c u re d th e P .W .A . g r a n t , th e f i r s t a l lo tm e n t m ade to T ex a s s ta te g o v e r n m e n t building, f o r a A p o rtio n o f th e g r a n t will be used f o r a o n e-sto ry a d dition to th e p r e s e n t P a s t e u r I n s t i t u t e la ­ b o r a to r y a t 410 E a s t F i f t h S tre e t. Mr. a n d Mrs. L eland Thom pson o f Dallas visited th e ir son, Leland J r ., in A ustin this w eek-end. In th e them selves. We j u s t use this c o n c e r t as an exam ple. I t is n o t o u r place to delve into the m e rits of Miss M ay­ field’s h a r p -p lay in g o r the com po­ sitions f ir s t place, we a re w r itin g to th e a v e r ­ tech nical age mu°ieal so much Greek. A nd, in th e second place, we a re n o t qualified. th e recital as a laym an and, as such, we w ere dis­ ap p o inted. We wf-nt to w hom criticism laym an, to is is— o r Good music r a t h e r , should be— a th in g to he a p p r e ­ ciated, en jo y ed and loved by th e th in k any o n e , m u ­ people. We sician or la y m an , w ould ag re e upon this. Y e t th e a t titu d e , unconscious tho ugh it m a y be, o f th e m usicians them selves p r e v e n ts a n y w id e ­ spread en jo y m e n t. H a d th e S u n ­ d ay c o n c e rt been given in E u ro p e , o r even th e L a tin -A m e ric a n co u ntries, it w ould hav e b een a t ­ te n d ed n o t only by th e a e th e te s ( a n d music s tu d e n ts re q u ir e d to go) b u t by shop-girls, fa r m e r s , clerks, d itch-digg ers, a n d b o u r ­ geoise house-wives. in T h a t is b ecause, o n e m ig h t say, th e A m e ric a n pub lic has a p a t h e t ­ ically th e y have n o t y e t b een e d u c a te d up to classic music. in m usic; ta s te low T h a t such a s t a t e m e n t is tr u e only in p a r t is evidenc ed by th e f ac t t h a t m a n y A m e r ic a n s listen to classical (in th e b r o a d e s t d e f ­ inition o f th e word, i. e., classical as opposed to p o p u la r ) m usic on W o r t h lo o p e r t in e M A N S F IE L D G R E N A D IE R S I f you want shoes that are brutes for punishment, that even the hardiest weather ahead can’t pin down, inspect these hardy Mansfield Grenadiers i i . without f a i l . . . today. Y o u ’ll be truly amazed at the soft-action o f their rugged uppers and stout soles. Y ou will be as well-shod com ­ fortably as you ever were in your life, $ 5 0 0 lo $ 0 9 5 m iD S -K M D M an all ovar fhe country who taka their sports­ wear seriously are taking to the Rogue Rambler. If s Hollyw ood’s in-or-outer style sports shirt in tine wool worsted and gabardine . . with the See the style individuality you're looking tor. Rogue Rambler in blues, tans, browns. 5.95 -J 6.50 N o t Illustrated: M anhattan long-sleeve sport shirt of washable wool challis in tan, blue, brown and maroon, 3.95. long-sleeve wool and rayon sport Manhattan shirt in blues, tans, browns and maroon, 5.00. m is-K iiiJinD SO YOU LIKE SOMETHING JUST A LITTLE DIFFERENT Then let us suggest that you drop In Reynolds-Penfand and see the smart new ideas we have ready for you in sports­ wear. C o rd u ro y coats for general sports and cam pus wear, sleeveless and long-sleeve slipover sweaters, loafer coats, leather jackets and coats . . . each chosen for you for its smart originality. C o m e in today! . / \i \ * e - P°ss around the Chesterfields and it s pleasure time for e v e ry b o d y ...sm o k in g pleasure that only the right co m b in a tio n o f the world s best cigarette tobaccos can give you. Chesterfields make good fr ie n d s . . . th ey ’re milder, definitely better-tasting and cooler-smoking. E verybody who smokes them likes them. w&skr/k/d I G A , rt “TCO H H i R i f tm o fci IHI. Lim n A Mrwu Taucco C% C o rd u ro y coats ....... ................ $16 .50 Sleeveless slipover sweaters .......... ............. $2.00 up Long-sleeve slipover sweaters C o a t sweaters ............... ............. $3.00 up ........... . $5.00 up Loafer coats .......... Leather jackets ...... Leather c o a t s ........... up up UR fifynoLDS-ffnmoo