WEATHER Continued Warm Hight for the Day 95 th. Vol. 50 Price Five C ents T he Da T exan Dewey Promises Shakeup Third U N Session Begins Johnson Case Opens Today S E E PAGE 8 AUSTIN, TEXAS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1948 — -------------------I__ __________________________ F i g h t Pages Today_______ |jg ^ Faculty Council Recommends Teacher Pension Increase o f risin g p ricM °afr n i rndfngnfheinr p e n ™ ™ fund far /rom I T n T f s k e d l h a t Pth‘d a n d matched h-V the State d o eaqnUv^heinbg U:bohuety itneed * C ° natituti° " al A m ld m e r f S ^ ^ M a " d sa t *»t»re By R AY GREENE y e a r 6 p a y " I they attended any school since attended any school since th ey : — ___________________ y P » 3 -■ c o n s t i t u t i o n a l A m e n d m e n t to e f f e c t t h i s c h a n c e . OI .te: New Control OI Credit Buying Now in Effect Austin Merchants Are Undecided A s to Effects B y J O A N N EIDOM The Eig h tieth Congress’s R eg u­ lation “ W , ” renew ing controls on credit buying, w ant into e ffe c t M onday. Guesses were a dime a dozen and as varied as p lentiful in A u s­ tin as to how prices, sales, and production w ill react to the a n ti­ inflation measure. that The controls mean the federal governm ent w ill have an the strings which con­ eye on sumers attach their to use of future earnings. F a r short o f the price controls asker! by Pre sid e n t Trum an, the regulations to in general and throttle buying halt or at least slow down the spiraling cost o f living. designed are The in sta ll­ rules, governing m ent purchases o f most goods costing $50 to $5,000, are: if 1. A f t e r down paym ent, p u r­ chases must be paid out in 18 months the balance exceeds $1,000 and in 15 months if it is $1,000 or less. 2. Personal finance companies must be repaid w ithin I 5 or 18 months, size determ ining the terms. loans of 3. One-third down in required on automobiles. is 4. T w e n ty per cent down necessary household on most furnishings such as refrigerators, radios, and w ashing machines, rugs. reported f . H. Roork, credit manager o f the Austin branch of Sears Roebuck, largest credit business in the store’s his­ to ry customers hustling to make installm ent pu r­ chases before restrictions became effective . S a tu rd ay w ith the C a r sales and prices m ay ex- is prience a change but little agreem ent among A u tsin autom obile dealers as to which w ay the change will go. there I he concensus is th a t new car sales w ill not be touched and that i f there is a difference in price it w ill be in th at o f la te r model used cars. (k W . Derby of the D e rb y T u c k e r Sales Com pany hazarded a guess th at prices m ay even go up if production shortages con­ tinue. The la rg e r down paym ent m ay increased sales resistance cause to used car sales and perhaps a low er price, J . S. Sw earingen, car dealer, that supply w ill be ■'actor. the determ ining ( said. H e agreed H o w ever, most car dealers said the th a t those they have alw ays required I * ^ coincide w ith J , term s nd the regulations w ill make- no See C R E D IT , Page 8. Search for Talent To Begin Monday T alented students— and that hould include a lot of F o rty A cres >eop!e— w ill be invited to perform or the Union Talent Committee lix t M onday and Tuesday in a earch fo r campus entertainers. The talent committee keeps a Ie of students on call fo r cam ­ us show-, downtown organiza- ons, or ju st any entertainm ent n campus that needs a perform- r. Sometim es requests come in >r out-of-town shows as when a coup entertained last year at M e­ lo d y General H ospital in Temple >r w a r veterans. “ W e ’re interested in a n y kind said P a t Breech, assis- talent, n t director of the U nion, in b u t­ lin g the talent search. Singers, ■ulcers, mimicks, or any other po of entertainers vcill be wel- med. The hours fo r the tryouts have t yet been set, but they w ill obably be given in the after- ons and evenings. They w ill be nounced Sunday. nail Red Automobile umps Nightwatchm an little red CrosJey stumped last A i vers ity night watchm en ht. agency, was The car, covered w ith ad vertise­ r s from a downtown' automo- found parked t o f the M ain B u ild in g about 5 o’clock. N ightwatchm an A . B. arson said that permission had been given to advertise the on the campus. bl ice said no report had been ived of a stolen Crosley, and motor com pany ow-ners could be reached. ev« • i, • Returning Vets' Checks Delayed Till October Summer Students To Get Paid In September \ eterans who are re-entering t were last enrolled in the U n i­ versity w ill probably receive their subsistence checks between O c­ tober 15 and 31, an­ nounced M onday by an officer of the A d m in istra­ tion office. local V eteran s it was Students enrolled in tile U n i­ versity during the summer ses­ sions preregistered should receive their checks at the end of Septem ber. T hey w ill re ­ ceive a full month's check. and who O ther students w ill all receive their checks when records have been cleaded w ith the re ­ gional office in W aco ami a fte r they receive a letter of authoris­ ation from the W aco office. Changes in status or address should be reported prom ptly to the W aco Regional O ffice. A n y veteran who has attended a school outside the W a c o region should make certain that his file has been changed to the office at W aco. This may be done by send­ ing a change of address to the regional office under which the previously attended school was operated. I ransfer students as well as new' students must have a cer­ tificate of e lig ib ility on file be­ fore subsistence checks -nay be is­ sued. Transfers m ay obtain sup­ plem entary certificates the R e g is tra r’s O ffice. in Sound Sleeping Frat Stripped O f Striped Guest “ Find that T ig e r !” was the cry that awakened Theta X i ’s the and their I.S U guests early Sun- day morning. “ Mike, the U S U mascot was : missing, all 800 striped pounds of I him. H is caretakers had le ft him in ■ A P L A Y B Y P L A Y P eek at the action in next w eek’s battle between the Longhorns and North C arolina's Tar H eels will be given stay-at-home students by the G rid G ra p h . Shown with last y e a rs graph are Jo h n Pound and Jit t e r Nolen. At Texas Union Follow the Steers With Grid Graf B y M A R K B A T T E R S O N The closest thing to television in A u stin — the Grid G r a f— w ill give stay-at-home U n iv e rsity stu­ dents a play by p lay peek o f e v­ football game ery out-of-town this season. B u ilt last ye a r under the di­ Jo h n large, easy-to-watch improved upon rection o f A P O member Pound, panel has been by an added section. the ball F o r w ill give the down, quarter, and yards needed fo r a firs t down. instance, w hen C enter to I Dick H a rris snaps the Q uarterback P a u l Campbell, and Campbell fades back to pass to 1 En d George M cC all, e very m ove­ ment w ill be recorded by a series of players. W h en Campbell goes out of the game and Bob by Coy Lee or B ill A llen substitutes for him, the change w ill also be recorded 1 on the panel. lights by the names o f the ! T............... „ N o t only that, but members o f the M o rta r Board and the Orange •Jackets w ill be on hand in the Y» A light behind the transparent Jn a light behind the transparent M ain Lounge of the* U nion, where J screen w ill follow the movement the G ra f w ill he located, to serve o f the ball on the field soft drinks the game is over, there w ill be a direction o f Pound again te a d a n e . until 6 o'clock , hn G o lf i i I center of The board w ill he under the thi* G rid bo Dave S a rita , Ted Dunn. N ut ye ar. Am ong h i, a ,s i” to watchers. A f t e r ! " t , w ill J 18 a la r^e transparent panel 1 H a rris, Jo h n Becker. Tuck Focht I a fotoball field, j and Don H arris. Each of the men resembling Names of the players are listed w ill w ear head sets to block out on either side of the field, along audience noises. with positions they play. Through To be used fo r all five of the series o f lights, w atchers w ill Longhorns’ out o f town games l i Z J plT b f f b i6 f in n wk * and w hat each team is doing, a ll Texas-North in a m atter o f seconds a fte r each J which w ill he played a t Chapel Play is completed. fello w APO -m en the aS the baI1’ Win ht‘* in operations r* a r e | Pound a " d „ iH next Sppte, X r Carolina S a tu J da‘ game for u A n other section of the G r a f 125. 1 Student President Names Texas Union Committees By BILL BRUCE Music for U n ive rsity dances next ye a r w ill be by good bands, preferab ly name bands, if the new members to the Dance Com­ mittee have their w ay. B a re fo o t Sanders, president o f the Students’ an­ nounced the appointm ent of new members Monday. Association, O ther committee appointments made by Sanders are to the U n ­ ion Board. Co-Op committee, Stu- T alent dent-Faculty committee, Committee, and Campus Chest. Lathem Ables is the new’ ch a ir­ man of tile Dance committee. Ables is a member o f Phi Gam ­ ma Delta and a member o f the In te rfra te rn ity Council. He is a senior business adm inistration m a­ jo r from Brownwood. O ther members of the com m it­ tee are M a ry Ann Green, S a lly Freem an, P a u l Bro w n , and Douir las Meed. Miss Green is a ju n io r in terio r decorating m ajor from Houston. She was political chairm an of Chi Omega so rority last ye a r and is activities chairm an this year. She is secretary o f the Orange Jack e ts, president o f Strike and Spare, and was assistant editor of the the ( actus. She was active in Spooks and the “ Y . ” feature section o f M iss Green likes sweet music and Vaughn Monroe. Miss Freem an, a senior foreign language m ajor from Paris, is a member of P i Beta Phi, N o rth ­ east Texas Club, and Ashbel L i t ­ e ra ry Society. She served on the I M eredith Long w ill head the C atnpus Chest committee. O ther appointments to the committee w ill be made Tuesday, Sanders said. Long is a member o f Delta Tau Delta, the V a rs ity Debate team, and A ir Fo rce RO TO . Ken Cochran and P a tsy Page w’ill remain on the Co-Op com mit­ tee. They w?ere appointed last year. Bruce M eador is the new ch air­ man of the student-facultv corn­ mittee. He is a senior economics m ajor from San Antonio. H e is a member of Phi D elta Theta. He was chairm an o f the C offeorum committee last year. Dodo McQueen is the new chair­ man of the T ale n t Committee. H e i ,uw- to go on m odif is a second-year la w student from service until the am ount due P o rt Neches, a m ember o f Phi i approxim ately one-half their ret Kappa Sigma, A lp h a Phi Omega, u' ar professorial sa lary durin last fiv e years of full-tim and was a cheer leader last y e a r . U h * N ew appointments to the For- j service, urn Speakers committee w ill be : named Tuesday. Co-eds Enter Race For Pep Leader Posts By C H A R L I E L E W I S . . F o r the first time in two years I Longhorn yells should be led and ana j — . fem inine members of the student answering a barrage of q u estio n s’ body have announced their inten- I f™ ™ body have announced their intern | from his enthusiastic audience J v M m w » « « u u e e * * l t.ons o f trying out fo r assistant e r leader posts. A fte r Bearden led his fo llo w ­ ers to the patio ag a precaution- M onday night’s practice session a ry measure, he allowed them to for pep leader hopeful, at the I go through the ye ll repertoire on Texas Union was attended by their own. The resopnse was en- M X V I Called the most serious defect in the “ Teacher R etirem en t Sys­ this Constitu tem ” in Texas, lim it holds the maximum tional possible retirem en t an n u n ity U $3,600 which is “ fa r too low under present conditions,” stated a re ­ port to the council by a special committee appointed in 1946 ta study the operation o f the Teach­ er R etirem en t System . second recomm endation would allow professors w ith at fa cu lty least tw enty-five years pay- service w ho’s . ments are low, to go on m odified reitrem e n t A into effect, “ I f these two changes can b : put the U n iv e rse , w ill have a thoroughly desirabl . . . to com ! retirem ent system institu Pete w'ith other ; tions in securing and retain in g fac ju lty members of the highest abit . ity in teaching and research,” sta I ted the committee report. Th< committee was headed by A . P j Brogan, dean o f the G r a d u a l . School. leading Class,f,ed as ™ ajo » legislation t '1e general fa c u lty must act or this recommendation w ithin te days before it can be submittei to the Pre sid e n t’s office and thei fci the next Regents’ meeting- ii October. The Council recommended tha' and the Regent: from all the p u b licly “ U,H 4111 the President seek aid tw enty-four aspirants, five co-eds. They were M a rily n * r- including ergotic, to say the least A ^ i m n i . puDiicn i A spirants not a lread y wear mg j supported colleges and univera shoes ties In Texas and from the Tex: Jin x Hoi- sneakers peeled o ff th e ir I ™ * x, B a rb a ra Haden, u i . nen, N a n cy Lipps, and R u s ty R ay. and pitched in. Those with high S ta te T e «<*ers Association The U n iv e rsity has had only J school evperience had the edge in e' ‘niinate th * $180 Constitution its history, finesse, hut others w ith few as- k . two . M d the last having served in 19 11 leaders in A ll contestants for tho six va- one e,,ic jn the fur bt * * loft screening of the y e lle rs , *' r l lead Bearden leaderships w ill a in the T As- chai ires but emnh»«> f ■ cant mock yell before committee tonight r T / h o r n te c h n iq ie , in keopiny sodation Room of G ro c e ry Gyn, a t systen rooter- w orking together These 7 o clock Those surviving this tes w ill be permitted to lead a inc,uded sweeping arm movements ‘\ 5 per Cent c" ntri j e ll at the pep r a lly preceding for high visib ility and sharp cut- y each teache the N ew Mexico game, and th* the New M exico game, and the * o ff .signals for precise conclusions ®n<1 th 'a am ount is matched by the winners w ill he those receiving I the most applause from the stu- : dent body. ! SmCe there Was no P roV!S;on fo Salary a fte r the a* e of ----------------State. I ? an n u n ity i^u- “ P a ' art ♦ f . . : I l t. the I n ive rsity c-lal hed a M odified Service Syster f>laces • lia b le persons o limitee The Constitution both parties to $180 a year. W it! rising costs, teachers a re cornin to retirem en t findin, their annunity is fa r from adc quate. age and f.-«n Bearden, head cheer lender, presided at the inform al meeting, in term itte n tly demonstrating how * Cullen Money Not for Dixiecrafs H O U S T O N , The pep ra lly Pep Rally Canceled For Saturday C am e for the N orth Carolina football game has been head Journilllsm cheer leader, announced Mondo- O ther action by the Council a its M onday meeting delegate! a u th o rity to approve degree can Ju d g e M e rritt Gibson, director o f difiate for 1948-49 to the dea. various schools and c< States the Rights presidential campaign, to- day said “ there is not a word of N e w ly elected members o f ti tru th ” to a report that H. R. Cub count'*l who \yill serve u n til 19! attended the meeting. T h e y a n Ion, Houston oilman, has contri-.~ *‘ R uth A llen , professor of eel huted $100,000 to the campaign. ,-ni,i-aU (i\ uem|c Gibson said “ not one penny” ha-- nomics, E . C. B a rk e r, pmfesso at the M unicipal A irp o rt at 8:30 b*en received fro m C u llen ,'m ulti-. of history, M. C. Bi.atr.ght, asse T h “ r, ,' *V mnr,' i: " ' n L o n jh o rn . hoar,! , tho D a ily team a rousing send-off by being the m illionaire philanthropist who en- c'^ate professor of Eng lish, C. S tu d e n t« may still Thurm ond-W right morning whet | k n e e le d , Bearden, 8 ni Burma fcpK,,,0rV n? t,onal honorary and frater- campus square in v found L f T i ? ’ " ian af ™ " t they He *• Ii i relieved caretakers with a hungry te rn itv rv * m T i , 0 , ! g row l * In te rfra- te rn ity Council, he likes jiv e mu- sic. S h o rtly before noon, friends “ M ik e ” started back M p p O and his home to Louisiana. “ M ik e ” has main.- f „ been L S U ’s mascot since he was Z n Z r T a cub aud has m ade all the foot- co u ncil and w o r k . ball gam es. H e is now 14 years; T exan old, and for tigers th a t’s pretty Ola a , their average life s p a n 'is about la or l l year.,. about 10 or 11 years. Union * v A a i l , n . I i I r l -W . UJU n ' or . <>n The Theta X i ’s hope the excite­ ment won t he too much fo r the old boy. is a graduate Tuesday Is Last Day For Band Registration Miss K en n y is the new member i to the committee fo r the one-year in the ( term. She from I governm ent ; ( orpus ( hnsti. A past treasurer of M o rta r Board arid secretary- i treasurer of P i Sigm a Alpha, hon- the Longhorn o ra ry governm ent fra te rn ity, she Band w ill end at 6 o’clock Tues- i* a member of Sigm a Delta P i day, W . F. Sm ith, Band manager, honorary Spanish society, reminded students Monday. Those interested in joining tile 130-piece band sh. -’d K0 to the Band Hall, norm o f Memorial Stadium . K eg istration for departm ent , HVT I U ' w T l U . r l h W ayne Gregg, and Lou Pa rk er, hee Sanders is the chairm an. 7 " ....... * Daydreaming Your Try 'How to Study Trouble? Course sibK-’ thp0 T " , ? 1 and PI>S' siDiy tho most valuable courses in in the U n iv e rsity started M o n d a y ' night. “ I k " " w w h a t you , “ Y o u 'll get an interest in a *a y ’ bocaus<1 a >l students course more quickly when you *' have the same trouble*.” - _ — This is a series o f five one-hour everyone lectures by Dr* A . Caswell E llis agreed, was h o w to create a de- of the D ,vis,on “ H o w to stu d y ” It i of Extension on I sire to n sire to ,»tud.\. I c a n t w an t to - .Vi, "iic-im ur j biggest • t>„lv -r snag - * jean discover how you can use it I later in life, lf you can’t find a j use fo r the course, I suggest you ; Simmons. drop it.” torium Z y \ * el t ^ 7 ^ " ^ k” P >” »*f m i" ' ' « " Do you w an t to increase vour “ \'o one c-m reading speed from 50 to IOO per cen t? Do you w ant to keep from d ay­ dream ing w hile you are studying? u ■ j dc can kecji his mind on * * VII '-Vt' ■ * * * one subject fo r more than fiftee n seconds by actual lab oratory ob­ servation ,” Dr. E llis said. “ Since your mind does jum p k « £ lunk w a . h a lf fu ll. fu l|C ,r ’ a n d j? ',k w l his J biggest study problem. w hat wa., th e ir and propaganda in books, lectures, and newspapers? Then this is the course fo r you. M onday night genial Dr. E llis nitric genial Dr. KH the train o f thought.” The first thing to do to make you “ w an t to study” is to get fixed in yo ur mind what it is that you are tryin g to learn, Dr. E llis said. J sychology tips to help in the follow ing phases of this short course w ill be given. They wdl bo taken up in the next fo u r lec­ tures b y Dr. Ellis. 1. H ow to think straight about learn and to evaluate what \oij and apply new ideas. 2. H o w to f.x new- in mind so they can be recalled when needed. ideas 3. H ow to organize co­ ordinate ideas to develop w orth­ w hile interests. and 4. H ow to hold attention on the subject at hand. Tuesday, SepTemEer 2 f, I948 TUE D A !tY TEXAN Page 2 Boston Holds Lead Over Tribe in AL ! his fielding, drove in w hat proved j to be the winning ru n s when he singled with the bases loaded in * the eighth inning. The three ru n s j batted in boosted his total for the their I elund Cleveland’* laintained ame j md #« th* Associated Pre** Indians revived spot one-half the l e a g u e leading In-ton Red Sox Monday night, de­ nting the Philadelphia Athletics, -3. before a crowd of 44,442. ... v jct r \ was the Tribe'- aft th Lraieht and its th irte enth in the i?t fiftee n games. L cfthar ded Mickey itc h e d the Bos! rn the penr introit Tice wo unearne sox won, 7-3. t beau- giving the break f o u r h r s and 0 r l y runs HS the Red j Led by Joe DiM aggL ------ A ‘ 'b re e runs o n h i s thirty -mn n c rf;r r and a single, the New York I Yankees c a i r from behind and I.oui* Brown*, -I. lipped the St. despite Hi Maggie, •vh' ise, which hare! cappe a painful l o n g h o r n A v e r a g e s ! ^ea^on to 148. j The Brooklyn Dodgers gave Hank Borowy thn works the j first inning, coming up with four | runs, and P reacher Roe m a d e it stand up the r e s t of the way to Red Sox back I heat the Chicago Cubs, 4-2, and the second-place 1,0 with Harris in the St. Louis Cardinals. The victory moved the Dodgers I up to within five and a half game* | of Boston I Braves who were rained out of the Cincinnati th e +. I Braves who were p with fro n t-ru n n in g , r ^ seven innings chambers> tall le fth a n d e r,' rp| )pvf>d Borowv with two out in pitched no-hit ball; throueb b efore : Carl Furillo singled in the eighth, j Del F.nnis powered his twenty-! n i n t h and th irtieth home runs O f the campaign the today to a day- Philadelphia Phillies the night double skidding P ittsburgh Pirates. The Phils the a fte rn o o n game. 5-2, and the night contest, 7-4. victory over took lead to Jones league ( P udd in’ Head) first m ajo r Willie cocked his homer for the Phils in the first j game. Pitcher Boh Chesnes Frankie Gustine connected for the . Pirates in the afte rn o o n contest. It. was the sixth s tra ig h t loss for they dropped the P irates when the nightcap, and May With By A B E W E I N E R T e x a n S p o r ts S t a f f Something new has been added to the N orth Carolina o ffe n se ac­ cording to reports em an a tin g from the T ar Heel publicity d ire c to r’s office. J a k e Wade, the N o rth Carolina sports publicity d irector, rep o rts t h a t T a r Heels “ this y e a r likely will go down in history as a pass­ ing te a m .” This could be tr u e in respect the N orth C arolina-T exas indications fo r the the m am ­ to game S atu rd ay , are the Tar Heels will find going m oth Longhorn f o rw a rd wall. th rou gh rough is the field, of course, The N orth Carolina team back on on trav e lin g eleven boasts several passers capable of its setting any heels when the grou nd becomes too rough. L ead­ ing the trip le -th re at, all-American C h a r­ the lie Justice. Behind Justice, N orth C arolinans can also rely upon Hosea Rodgers, the big full­ back who the is slated shoes of the d ep a rted W alt Pupa. When either of these tw o a r e n ’t doing the hurling, Coach Carl Snavely can call upon sophomore Billy Hayes, firs t strin g a lte rn a te fo r Rodgers, Billy Maceyko, J u s ­ tice's u n d erstu dy, and Dick B u n t­ ing, throw s with th a t eith er hand. the boy fill to the (p a sse r tries, te a m ’s a tte m p ts Justice was 36 I route. On top in 1947, completing 27 fo r 390 tosses in 50 ! yards. Six were good for touc h ­ d o w n s . Rodgers completed 17 in the entire fou r going . receiving end, Coach Snavely should have little to moan uP H e h a d several of the top- last in th T a r Hee) iine in 1947, s n a k e d ^ and Bob Cox b ro ught ^ W e in„ , bujw a rk co u n try the • down 22. Ken Powell, a lte rn a te end for Weiner, sn a re d six aerials while Charlie Ju stice got an equal num ber. The T a r Heel g round attac k w o n’t be to sniff at, an y th in g . either. The ev er-dangerous year a t . . ; tice is ready for an o th e r year a t sweeping the ends, and Rodgers and Jo h n n y C e m e n t s can still do a fine throu gh job of plowing the middle. Don’t Miss That Broadcast . . • D ependable radio and electrical repair. We pick lip an d d el i v e r. Fresh from their 33-0 victory over LSU, the S teers look fo r ­ ward to a rough and tumble battle with Snavely’s crew. The Long­ horns came out o f the Tiger fra ­ in­ cas with only three m ajor charleyhorses, juries— Tom Landry and Lew Le­ and Dick vine, Harris, leg. With three d ays o f practice Texas will get, the team should be in good shape for the Southern invasion. T H E T e x a n T h * D a ily T e x a n rn g t u d c n t n e w s p a p e r o f t h * U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x * * , ! • s r S t e W . T S B T r« J B SK L “ W s r a w a s s & i a s r - T" " - w; ;;;; J : r r r r r : r z “ a s 1-- i S r s n r r 3 * 7 o n Wedneiday a n d Friday. “ dart... th. . . r n . * a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s w i r e s e r v i c e T I S S Mention of nil othnr mnttnr hwnln atop r—orvd. * a™.*. w . b u .< “ ... —, R e p r e s e n t e d fo r N a tio n a l A d e e r t l . l o . fey Member --------- Colle^ate Pret* 420 --------------------- I M a d i a - AYA Chicano - - - - - - Bo* tom San F ran Cinco N - Y o r t u ^ T . A j|_ A r n e r i c a n Pacemaker La* Aa ne lee C a r r i e r o r c o u n t e r d e liv e ry _ — By ma il o u t s i d e A u s t i n , in th* U . S. o r Mexico By ma il Subscript town irtM * in a d v a n c e : m i n i m u m in A u s t in SUBSCRIPTIO N RATES h ilT L ” ------ .7 5 c m o n t h l y ,75c m o n t h l y 1 1. 00 m o n t h l y te r m , t h r e e m o n t h s PERM ANENT STAFF _________________________ W illiam H. 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Chicago W L Pc t G B - 84 58 - 79 64 .592 .552 78 64 .549 75 67 .528 74 68 .521 _ 63 81 .._ 58 82 57 84 f i 9 IO .438 22 .414 2^> .404 26 Va a m e r i c a n l e a g u e Boston Cleveland New York . ; Philadelphia ; D etroit W L P c t G B .625 .....- 90 54 . _ 90 55 .621 89 55 .618 83 64 .565 71 71 ’a I 8 1a ... .500 18 St. Louis ____ 56 86 .394 33 51 95 .349 40 Washington 46 96 .324 13 'C h ic ag o Sports Notices Men interested in officiating the various in tra m u ra l sports are Intram u ral asked Office first The meeting of prospective officials will be on F riday, S ep tem ber 24, at I o’clock in G regory Gym 210. to contact the immediately. B v L O U M A Y S E ! . .Stuff Texan Sporl t lf a mist rly line and overwhelm­ ing reserve .strength a r e two symp­ toms of successful football cam ­ the L ong­ paigns, followers of horns have ample reason for op­ timism. Last the Some Maid Longhorn year, the na­ ranked f iftee n th am ong tio n ’s yardage misers against ground attacks, and th e y finished the season with an average of 105.6 yards gained against them. of that guard “ Slow J o e ” Maglinlo and end Max B um gardner, tw o of tho I h e s t defensive t h e team, would h u r t the Longhorn* im measurably, but S a t u r d a y s v e r ­ dict seemed this school of thought. to run counter linemen on loss the Mike, the reserves were the LSU mascot, w asn't the only T iger th a t didn’t go any place S aturday. The L onghorns held th a t T ig e r to 38 yards r u s h ­ ing, and a nig gardly a s the first stringer*. to I Nobody has a n y th ing g man say ab out last y e a r ’s fn oug­ team, but ne Vt nth el'1-*, the horns tu r n e d up with good loo k­ ing their sopho­ line by in mores. the PERFECTIO N C L E A N IN G STUDENT LAUNDRY SERVICE C o n v e n i e n t l y f e w “ S » t i * f a c t i o n ’’ d o o r * o f f j u * t l o c a t e d t h e • D r e g . is o u r »peci al t jr. PERFECTO CLEANERS 407 W. 24th 2 - 8 9 6 9 The Longhorn coaching ;-taff who th a t th e y had tw o ----- the third always knew good units, hut they were some- 1 what dou btful about unit. M onday, < oach 1 henry ex J pressed himself as pleased <>vci i the showing of his sophomores - , end Ben P roctor, tackles Gene I Vykukal, J u g Jacksor , and A fred Miller, an I g uards Bud Me- Fad in at -I Alvin Myers. P ro c ter sophomores, and Miller, though of Buddy were not graduate* JungmiehoL* much - maligned , 1947 Yearlings. h te d a t t e long runs, long Texas scene, may | the return this reason. Gtllory, how ­ ever, timid on several of his quick th ru sts into the line. looked (official sta tistician ’s v ersion ). Campbell, perhaps with m em brances of Bobby longer gainers con ce n tra le s on and a v e r a g e *25 to 30 y a r d . a clip as he throw ,. N aturally, hls completion record falls off. re- Layne, j ^ Be this in for rem arks Of course, t h a t Billy Pyle the season it said probably w on’t come laudatory the ends come that. Ii* got last year because bis _ ^ level perform ance t* now regular-> down and tr y to g et past them, ly so high th a t it is beginning to I They begin to anticipate w hat for g ranted. Neverthe- ’ the ends will do, m aking the d e ­ be taken les , th e y ’ll always know th a t Pyle fense h a rd e r to rend. No doubt was short and passes a la Allen would keep the ever hit with more power d efe nd ers “ hon est” as well abandon. help his completion average. for no 16 5 - p o u n d e r ; a stro n g er m ixture get w ary as there, of to o ur Checking th ro u g h play- by-play, we find th a t Campbell’s lone completion of a short tr y went into the books as a sLvyard ru n n in g gain for F ra n k Guess. before The play occurred Ray immedi­ ately Bornem an bu rst o f f left tackle for 19 yards the second and dived over touchdown the end of the firs t q u arte r. ju s t a t for Campbell snapped a fast pass to Guess who was deployed as a flan k e r the right flat. Guess eluded the firs t ta ck le r b u t was the | roller und er by Rip Collins on last week. j the 19. The statistician called it it looked forw ard lateral, b ut in a from here. Look, N o Teeth did B ut ’he biggest surprise of the season has been Ray Borneman, everything the player who he s wrong last year. Suddenly, : right. Bornem an to i doing evei vth: style s tr a ig h t-up runs with the John rem iniscent o f the g r e a t lf anyone w onders Kimbrough, w hethe r tho**1 big “ s tra ig h t-u p ” ru n n e rs can hit hard, let us re ­ fer them to Jackson, who lo*t a faro y hit of bridgework when B ornem an mid-week ran scrimmage into him in Everyone notes the ]or, turned tion record s h o t-pa** that Bill Al- sensation, far b e tte r com ple­ than Paul Campbell, rn plated only two of eight in a A U S T IN F R ID A Y SEPTEM BER 24 East 1st St. Sh o w G r o u n d s VARSITY SHOP M E N ’S W EAR 242 4 G u a d a l u p e MENS 100% WOOL SLACKS J ust Like V u lt u r e s On the offensive ledger, pro­ tection of the passer was so good th a t P aul Campbell and Bill Al- .en can expect no b e tte r in any future game, arui the Texas lino was hreak-away boys, although none of them quito got away. .springing its T h a t break-aw ay ground punch was the one missing ingredient last year, b ut P e rry Sam uels’s and in tii- Byron Gjllory’s scampering fcToANTIC HOST OF TIRRIFIC _S* i J N i D I NCLUDI NG THS WO RLO » ‘ N O W N I D C R I S T I A N I F A M I L Y W O R L D ’S G R I A T S S T 8 A R I B A C K R I D E R S H U B E R T C A S T L E S E N S A T I O N A L T I G H T WI R E S T A R O C f t S P A N G l S L A N D J O U HERDS OE ELEPHANTS— 3JO HORSES Twif# D a.l r 3 I J A 8 p en Do*** O p*n 1 7 p m Thousands of Seats at Baraain Price* A D U L T S - G E N T . 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M anager M arc C arrola, honored with an appreciation night, opened the Spudders’ scoring in the third inning with a home run o ff Pete loaded the hases with one out on an error and two singles. Dean S ta ffo rd hit into his second double play of the came to retire the side. Sherm an OO O OO O OOO— 0 5 2 W ich ita F . *002 101 D ix — 5 7 I M ayor, Heinz and M anta rag; Fin g e r and C arrola. F i r a t M e e t i n g W i t h L S U W hen N orth C a ro lin a ’s T a r Heels play Louisiana State here on October 23, it w ill m ark tho first, meeting between the two schools. Schoolboy Favorites Fall In Tough TIL Competition B y D I C K M O O R E j South P a rk grbup. reran A d ia te sPor„ Editor Brownw ood let it he known it A tow pre-season favories were 1 i u u j x, • , would he heard from this year by ju s t some more teams a fte r last week s play in h i jrh school circles, i „ {1i- Q , , I ne highly-touted elevens fe ll as : u fast na la s t as Cupid spearing single men since the peace-time d ra ft w ent in to effect. i i L ittle P o rt Neches, South P a rk Brownw ood and Beaum ont and were the chief giant killers. P o rt Neches lambasted Longview , one semi-final teams. of last y e a r’s A n other play-off team. L u fk in , smooth-working fell before the handing- heavyly-favored . , , , « n . . . Kerr- , . „ Ville a 12-0 defeat. The A n tlers . had been named as one of the best five state teams. , In the C ity Conference group, A rlin g to n Heights o f F o rt W orth , picked by m any to take the CC title, showed plenty of power in blasting slide E l Paso, 31-2. Corpus C h risti announced its intention o f battling the D istric t 13-AA title as the Bucs edged. N orth Dallas, 14-6. fo r Lubbock, a fte r holding Odessa to a tie, fell before San Angelo, 21-13. Odessa came through as expec­ ted, dropping N orth Side o f F o rt W o rth , 20-7, A n oth er powerhouse team, W aco, impressed the critics w ith a 27-14 v icto ry over Austin. A n other potential CC champ­ ion— Brackenrid ge o f San A n to ­ nio— had an easy tim e with A b i­ lene, scoring a 26-7 victory. Childress proved to he an easy touch fo r the A m arillo eleven, as the Sandies opened their season w ith a crushing 30-6 trium ph. TODAY’S SPECIAL AT MILAM NO. 2 _____ K id n e y B e a n s D u t c h A p p le P i e . . . ....... P e a c h C o b b le r F r ie d T e n d e rlo in o f T r o u t M e a tb a ll and S p a g h e t ti . M a c a ro n i a n d C h e e s e C o rn P ii rte! in sr . UU Sc lOe Sc Soc 25c lfle . Sc “Serving the South's Finest Foods" 21 it and Wichita —s rs = = = = = —_____________________________ o,i i #■. 8 t h a n d C o n g r e s s e r i a j Sm ooth-working P o rt A rth u r, which downed F o rtie r o f New O rleans a week ago, engages San Ja c in to of Houston, F rid a y . It took a long hope-and-pray pass in the last seconds o f play fo r C rozier Tech o f D allas to gain a 6-6 tie with the light En n is eleven. Top games fo r this week-end in ­ clude: C ity — Sunset of D allas vs. A rlin g to n Height*. City-Class A A — North Lubb ock; Paschal vs. H ighland P a rk ; Corpus ( hristi vs. Brackenridge. Side vs. t lass A A —— Corsicana vs. G re e n v ille ; M idland vs. A u stin of E l Paso; San Angelo vs. M in eral W e lls ; Sherm an v s . 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Zale and Cerdan Clash Tonight New York Twin Bill I* Jacob’s Answer N E W Y O R K , Sept. 20 (£ > )_The biggest fight week the E a s t has seen since the C iv il W a r draft riots opened today w ith two riva l promoters issuing verbal broad- sieds every hour on the hour. I he tournam ent o f Champions, lusty newcomer to the promotional field, declared that fu lly $300,000 w orth of clients would witness the m iddleweight title fig h t Tues­ day night, at Je r s e y C ity, between Tony Zale o f G a ry. Ind., and M a r­ cel Cerdan, the French M oroc­ can. Fro m Mike Jacob s old firm , the Tw entieth C en tu ry Sporting Club, came a counter-blast to the e f­ fect th at its T hursday night punch fiesta at ^ ankee Stadium , star­ ring two ’em— tw o ) pu­ gilistic champions, would make boxing history. 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Sisak, Dickinson; Joann e Stark, La Marque; Elizabeth Ann Waid, B eau m o n t; Joan Wilson, B ellville; Shirley Lee W inter, Midland. it GAMMA PHI BE TA Mildred F a y e Barnes, Corpus Christi; A lm a J oy ce B en n ett, L in den; A n n e D eabury Chambers, Corpus Christi; Grace Theresa Faulkner, T yler ; M argaret A nne F urlow, D allas; A nabel Tress H ughes, E lsa ; Mary F ra nces B artlett; P e g g y A nne Isaac, J a c k s o n , S a n A n t o n i o ; M a r y L ee Lowi tz, A u s t i n ; Alice C a r o l i ne M a r r i t t , C o r p u s Chr i s t i ; Co r n i e M a r i e M l f f l e t o n , S a n S a b a ; Edna J u n e M i l h r a n d t , A u r o r a , 111.; S h i r ­ ley R u t h M i l h r a n d t , A u r o r a , 111.; Mary He l e n O ’Neil, F o r t W o r t h ; M a r g a r e t Flliazheth O' Neil l, Enid, Okla.; M a r y S u e Smi t h, T em p le; M a r g a r e t S u e S o m m e r s , D allas Gloria Jean S t r a n g e , T e m p l e ; B ar­ b a r a A n n T h u r m a n , A u s t i n ; C ar­ rie S u e We s t , Dallas. R E A D The Dallas Morning News Texas Leading Newspaper For Delivery Phone 5822 H ow high can you go I N THE U. S. A I R F OR CE? The ceiling's unlimited! Men who enter the A ir Force as Aviation Cadets become 2nd Lieutenants within a ye ar. From there on, they can climb as fa r and as fast as their ability and the needs of the service permit. Under the Air Force expansion program , there is plenty of room for advancem ent. 2nd Lieutenants auto­ m atically become 1st Lieutenants after three years of service; are eligib le to become C a p ­ tains, Majors and Lieutenant Colonels afte r 7, 14 and 21 years respectively. M ore rapid pro­ motions a re frequent. N ever before has the opportunity for making the Air Force a perm a­ nent career been so favorab le, especially to the men in Aviation C adet Pilot Training. Here are the requirementms Appointm ent to the Aviation Cadets is open to single men, between 2 0 and 2 6 ’/2 years o ld , who have completed two years of college (or can pass an equivalent exam ination). Upon graduation, Cadets receive their wings and commission, a $250 uniform allow ance, an d th ree -ye ar actine duty assignment with pay up to $ 3 3 6 a month. G et full details a t a n y Air Force Base or at any U. S. Army and U. S. A ir Force Recruiting Station. 0 . f . A R M Y A N R i O R C I U. I . A I R R I C R U I T I N A 11 R V I C I WIN YOUR WINGS w ith th e U. S. A ir Force Fans! Follow the Longhorns to victo ry! T ake the B raniff Special C h arter Flite to Texas U -N o . C a ro lin a G a m e a t C h ap e l H ill. You'll enjoy the speed and com fort o f a ir trav el in the luxurious B ran iff- Liner. You'll thrill a t one of the decisive gam es of the y e a r. You ll have more time fo r a b ig time. M a k e a d a te . Round up an a ir travel p arty . Let's go. Reserve e a rly . For ro u n d -trip rates and reservations P H O N E 8 - 6 4 1 1 A U S T I N H O T E L calling all veterans... Bring your requisitions to the University Co-O p, and let us till them tor you com­ pletely, evidently, and quickly. Those ot you who preregistered can save plenty ot time by getting your books and supplies now betore th^rush begins when school starts. "At the next s i g n a l , l ig h t your Dr. Grabow Pre-Smoked No Breaking In No Bite No Bittor Taste HI MABE FROM IMPORTED BRIAR $ [ 50 . § 2 0 0 . $ 3 5 0 $300 fashioned by Linkman 0*. Grabow Pipe Co. Inc, Chicago ii. I n r t B R A N I F F 4M13-N-U A i r w a y s U B IW B IIT U 10-OP . . ' Tuesday, SepTamEer 21, 1948 TH E DAILY T E X A N Paga 7 Lolorful Traditions and Legendary Tales Surround Forty Acres and S tu d en ts enrolling in the U ni­ ..._S. : “ der tS «n r °!!ing ,in the Uni- | i t s home between semesters. In- Building. F inding no one arou nd. I adopted versity fo r the first tim e do n o t s ta y long before they h ea r m a ny cam pus legends traditions, some of which have been passed on from the earliest classes. its home between semesters. I n ­ creasing s e n itm e n t is being at- I tached to th e tall white stru c tu re the ■ with th a t ! lights, visible miles away, identify th e tower. the its gilt-edge clock and Building. F in d in g no one around, the driver en tered and asked some­ one the corridor w here he should deliver the beer. The s u r ­ prised individual asked w hat the m a n ’s The instructions were. truck d river replied he was sup­ posed to make a delivery to the T ower— an A ustin night club. Rising in the sky as high as th e dome on the sta te capitol, the U ni­ versity tow er is becoming a sym ­ from bol vacations, week-end trips, and vis­ to stu d e n ts r e tu r n in g Stories of tow er are b e­ coming fam ous arou nd the c a m ­ pus. One of the most am using is his a b o u t the man who parked the Main beer behind truck in lights the they tow er a r e When ta k e on a special orange, meaning. indicate athletic victories and ce rtain holi­ days. Otherwise, white lights a re used. These lights The U niversity colors — orange and white— date back to 1885, and, according to a story, were adopted a t a baseball gam e be- and a the U niversity j tween j Georgetown team . S tud ents en j route to Georgetown fo r the gam e had boarded a special train w hen j they realized th e y had no colors. J A special committee, sent to a j nearby store to purchase ribbon, retu rn ed with orange and white because those w ere the only tw o colors the store had. The ribbon was made into badges by the girls on the train. In the n ext five years, a c o n ­ troversy arose over the a d o p ­ tion of school colors.* The School of Medicine w anted blue, th e alumni w anted orange an d white, . . (and o th e r factions w anted orange and maroon, crimson, royal blue and crimson, and other com bina­ tions. On D ecem ber I, 1889, the Galveston News dem anded “ the Legislature of Texas cure the de­ plorable situ atio n .” A vote was the medical students, the fac u lty and .s tu d e n t body of the Main U niver­ sity, and U niversity alumni. By a m a jo rity of seven votes, orange an d white became official school colors. taken from the Most stu d e n ts will ag re e the nam e “ L o nghorns” is ap propriate for U niversity te a m s , but few know its origin. . In the fall of 1903, Alex W eisburg, then editor- in-chief of in­ structions to sp orts w riter D. A. F ra n k to “ call the team the Long- i horns.” The nam e was continually used, and abo ut 1906 or 1907, it becam e the official title. • Some loyal Texans the I exan, gave probably w on’t adm it the song, “ I ’ve Been W orking on th e Railroad,” came before '‘The Eyes of Texas,” but if “ ye shall know th e t r u th and the truth shall make ye f r e e ,” it must be told. Newly-elected P re sid en t W. L. J P r a th e r f irs t used the w ords be­ f o re a convocation of the stu d e n t body. Hit words were th e se : “ S tu ­ dents of the University, r e m e m ­ ber always— the eyes of Texas are upon you.” In 1903, John L ang Sinclair w rote, th e words, with a few of his own, to the tu n e the | o f “ I ’ve Been W orking on R ailroad’’ on a scrap o f la u n d ry paper. The song appeared in the \ arsity Minstrels, and w as soon taken up by everyone in the cam ­ pus. The chorus becam e th e o f ­ ficial University son# J a n ­ uary, 1936. in Reminiscent o f old traditions is th e ducking of pledges in L it­ initiation tlefield F o u n ta in on A U S T IN 'S M O S T C O M P L E T E “Food an d A t m o s p h e r e You'll A l w a y s R e m e m b e r n C larno Coffee Room Extends a Hearty Welcome to University Students and Faculty Members. N ew and Attractive! • Dally Lunches— 50c and up • Sun d ay Deluxe Dinners $1.25 Our s p e c ia lty — C h a r c o a l Broile d S te a k s — F r e n c h F r ie d S h r im p . 6 0 4 G U A D A LU PE V. Davis (Owner) W h o Formerly Served You on the D rag Serving from 6 a.m. to IO p.m. daily C u rb Service from 5 to TMfiort WO woap to o IT. COTTAGE CAFE 6500 Burnet Road * night, I his custom has been c a ­ th e days when ried over from presidents were fi eshman-class ducked in Beck’s Lake. The name, “ F o rty Acres,” is still used for the University, a l­ the campus now covers though two hundred acres. more The original fo rty acres was the section of land now bordered by Guadalupe and Speedway between than are trad itio n s and Twenty-fourth Twenty-first S treets. always j New I growing up to join old ones. P er­ caw* the heated political haps paigns we have now — with “ Buga costumed B unnies” and o th e r I figures— will find th eir place in tom orrow ’s m em ory book beside the w artim e shirt-tail parades o f N avy trainees. JANET COLLETT SCHOC L OF d a n c i n g ~ Trained in New Y i rained in New l o r k , Pans , and Vienna ___ i n Russian Pallet — Modern Schools — Dalcroze Eurythmics and leading Ballroom Schools F r ° m * Private lesson by appointment. Classes in B a ll­ room Dancing start September 27. B A L L E T — T A P — T A N G O C O R R E C T IV E B A L L R O O M — R H U M B A R EG ISTER N O W 2 3 3 0 G u a d a lu p e St. (u p sta ir s) On th e D rag P h o n es 9 9 5 6 — 7 -6 4 3 0 • NOPE, there's no • words that could de- # scribe the flavor of our • course, we have . . . # Sandwiches O Bottled Beverages O swell tastin' barbecue. O f Hasses and Private Instruction for Children W e Specialize in Cleaning Your Formal Dresses O ur Special Cleaning Process Makes Your Formal Look Like New DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY SERVICE LONGHORN CLEANERS 2 5 3 8 G u a d a lu p e Sr.. .■*& J***:." A ORDER YOUR 1949 C a c t u s NOW Tell the Fee-Fixer at Gregory Gym h a t you w an t © buy a 1949 CACTUS ‘he biggest and finest Cactus ever put out! only $moo U1 Books MUST Be Reserved In Advance © Extra Copies W ill Be Available] A Page from the 1948 Cactus Feature Section Pictures of yourself, your friends, your school, athletic and social events. Gradua­ tion will be included in the Bigger Cactus Feature Sec­ tion. Texan Deliveries Are Limited This Year Delivery of the Texan has been high cut drastically because o f production costs, Cal Newton, business m a n ag e r o f Texas S tu ­ d e n t Publications, Inc., said Mon­ day. the Until October 15, te xan w ill be delivered only in the area T w e r ’y- from N ineteenth Sevsnth and to Rio Grande Street.-. Speedway to A truck route, however, will deliver papers to all I niver-ity buildings and dorms not in this a re a and to larger living areas to be arranged Wednesday. Papers will be available those outside ‘bis arn i at building-* on the campus: 'or four the Union, Journalism, Engineering, ; and Law Buildings, Sunday papers will be avail­ able in the Union for those who ; live outside the delivery area. All th' se students who live within the zone and have pre­ r e g i s t e r e d are requested by the i Texan office to come by and leave j their addresses. therefore Before the war, * undulation w’ae condensed to a few blocks around ti «■ campus. Few carrier* were needed ar d delivery Co«t w e r e low. An expanded en­ rollment plus rising costs of print-; irg the paper have made it nece-- j -ary to cut this service somewhat and still maintain expenses for an enlarged paper on a small b u d -1 | i get. N EW REFRIGERATORS Philco • G . E. Kelvinator Im m ediate Delivery O G D E N APPLIANCE 1106 E. 1.1 ^ 9922 N a v al R O IC Students To Be Sworn in Today in Thirty-eight tuden; will be the sworn ic as midshipmen United Stages Naval Reserve at IO o ' c l o c k T u e s d a y a t the Little­ field Home, it was announced by Captain IL Y. Met own, profes­ sor < f naval scienc •• These stud en - will be in train­ ing under the navel reserve pro* gram for a comm1- ion in the reg­ ular Navy upon graduation. I M I G alve sto n 's Fam ous BA LIN ESE R O O M Special price to students $1.50 couple and his renowned ORCHESTRA f e a t u r i n g a s m a r t TRIO & QUARTET Credit Control Goes in Effect Merchants Quiet O n Local Effects (Continued from Page I.) differen ce in the way their a u to ­ mobile sales are financed. A spokesman for the Oldsmo­ bile .-ales branch here said th a t he expected no change, since his class of trade was largely cash. R. K. Swenson of the G rand Finance Com pany predicted more uniform prices, with the p u r ­ chase price on la ter model used cars falling slightly. The dem and will be g r e a te r for older models, he believes, since customers m u st feel the pinch of a one-third down payment. Truman W ill Appear O n First Area Telecast FORT WORTH, Sept, 20— (ZP) President T r u m a n ’s F o rt W orth a pp e aranc e S eptem ber 27, will be televised by WBAP-TV, Harold d irecto r of the station, the s a i d South west's firs t, will be a p re ­ lude to WHAP-TV Day, S ep te m ­ ber 29, when actual program m ing today. The telecast, ugh, I will begin. C o l r a i n . W r i t e . B o o k Margaret Cousins, ex-student of the University, has written a Christmas story entitled “ Uncle Edgar and the Reluctant Saint.’’ The book will be published Oc­ tober 19 by Farrar, Straus. It is a story of the Brazos Valley and Central Railroad on Christ­ mas Eve. Margaret Cousins is nianaging editor o f Good Housekeeping. UT W ill Play Host To Co-ops in '49 j The fourth annual conference j of the North American Student | Co-operative League will be held at the University next September. This year’s Texas delegation, headed by Marlin Thompson, president of the Inter Co-op Coun- included Ken Cochran and I oil, Gertrude Freytag. They met with j other ; rence, Kansas. representatives at Law Childhood Culture Sets Life Pattern If you w e re n ’t exposed to cul­ tu re at an early age, you ’ll never completely achieve it, says U ni­ versity of T exas Psychology P ro ­ fessor Robert R. Blake. He says he believes a person never com- pletely overcomes limitations im- • posed by original socio-economic la ter rega rdle ss o f background education. He th e o ry illustrates his b> com paring an individual’s thought processes to a piece of land left fallow too long and attacked by ere ion. Although i f s cultivated later, it can never be as efficient as it would have been with early cultivation. Dr. Blake bases his opinion on r e s u l t s of extensive tests he gave IOO persona. A fte r he tests 400 p e r s o n s , he plans to make compi­ l a t i o n - and publish a report. He s a y s he k n o w s a lot o f people dis­ agree with his theory, but his test results convince him of its logic. Representatives o f campus co­ operatives from schools over the United States and Canada dis­ cussed problems o f co-oj>s and were informed on work and ac­ complishments of co-op organiza­ tions. Purpose of the national confer­ ence is to work out solutions for problems of campus co-operatives, Thompson said. Committees were appointed to strengthen the league, encourage establishmeitt of more co-opera­ tives on each campus, and facili­ tate exchange of co-op literature. “ We were pleased to find that co-operatives here are among the few that work close and amiable relationship with the Uni­ versity said Thompson. administration,” in a There are ten co-ops housing , moer than three hundred students ; on the University campus. Five for for men and five are are I women. However, co-ops are n o t a f f iii- 1 ated with the national org aniz a­ tion because of a lack of regional organization this p a r t of the country. Thompson said he will | form a com mittee to plan such. an organization. in The U niversity Co-Op Bookstore ! wa-* a d m itte d to the national o r ­ ganization a t the rec en t national u naffiliated conference member. an as T e a c h e r , t o M e e t T h u r . d a y The U niversity u n it the T exas S tate T ea ch e rs’ Association will elect officers a t 5:30 o ’clock Thursday, evening in S utton Hall IOU of T O N IG H T ! T O N IG H T ! The Sensationally Great DAVE CHENAULT And His Famed T H REE SH A D E S OF R H Y T H M formerly featured by Interstate Theaters— Pica^illy Circus Bar, N.Y. S H O W T IM E CLUB 60c A P E R S O N ENTER O U R F O O T B A L L C O N T E S T W IN $50.00! H E G M A N ’S R I T Z • 5c - 20c L A S T D A Y ! G E O R G E R A F T GE OR G E BR E NT R A N D O L P H SCOTT J O A N BL ONDE LL ANN H A R D IN G VI R G INI A FIEL D in “CHRISTMAS EVE” T h r e e Ne e r Do W e l l B r o t h e r . W a n t e d By T h e L a w ! P l u s : P a r a m o u n t C a r t o o n C H A R L E S T. J O H N S O N Who's Who Lists Former Student in Austin, honorable mention Charles T. Johnson, U niversity e x -stude nt and now an in surance h as r e ­ u n d e r w r i te r ceived in W ho’s W ho for 1917. ^ E ach y e a r th is organization se­ lects o u ts ta n d in g young business men w ho have c o n trib u ted to the nation's progress. Mr. Joh nson was instrum e nta l the in s h o rta g e of homes in A ustin by over 150 selling building and homes d u r in g th e p a s t eighteen m onths and bas received national com m endation f o r this service. the field of life insurance, Mr. Johnson qualified for the past I y e a r ’s L eaders Round Table of recognition of qualmy T exas I life u n d e rw ritin g service the ! public. relieving to In in M r. Johnson atten d e d the U ni­ v e r s i t y from 1930 to 1934 and is a form er resid e n t of Moulton. Progressive Candidate W ithdraw s Senate Bid Drew (’. Nichols, Texas Pro- I gressive P a r t y candidate f o r the S a tu rd a y United S tate s Senate, a nnounced his w ithdraw al from I the race “ fo r personal and health reasons.” Nichols said his w ithdraw al “ is not to be construed as a re p u d ia ­ tion of the high ideals and hum ane objectives of H enry W allace and I his genuinely dem ocratic progres- ! sive follow ers.” The Tavern 1 2 t h & L a m a r A i r C o n d i t i o n e d Tuesday, September 21, 1948 THE DAILY TEXANS Page 8 Fair W ill Coincide W ith Texas-Okie Tilt For the first time in the his­ tory of Texas-Oklahoma football rivalry and the State Fair of at Dallas Texas, the big fair opens on the day of the big game — October 9. This gives blanket tax holders and other Texas fans an opportunity to save money as they take in the sights o f the I Fair before and after the game, j Opening Day Keys to the State j Fair, good only on Saturday, Oc- I and tober 9, are on sale now through October I at the Univer­ sity Co-Op. These keys, which sell for 60 cents each, the same as the the admission price at gate, entitle the holder to the fo llo w in g : 1. In-and-out admission to the Fair, good all day and night on Opening Day. 2. “ O ne-half price to carnival shows and rides on Midway, both d ay and night. (Subect to Federal T a x ) . ” 3. One-half price on ticket to the Ice Cycles for October 11 or 12, and other special features. Item 2 is the point of particu­ lar in te rest to those planning to a tte n d the football and whose football tickets will adm it the F a i r Grounds. S tu ­ to them dents planning the take in the Midway rides and shows on gam e, to before or after the game can save much more than the cost of the key through the exercise of the half-price option which it car­ ries. A T T E N T IO N E n g in e e rs - Architects We are offering unusual sav­ ings on new and slightly used Instrument Dietzgen Drawing sets. CROW N JEWELRY CO. 2 1 3 E. 6 t h St. P h o n e 2 - 1 0 6 0 TUXEDOS FOR R E N T A L L S IZ E S Longhorn Cleaners P h one 3847 253H G U A D A L U P E C ITY W ID E D E L IV E R Y L et U s D o Your L aundry, T oo L U D K S M A R T A N D EASE Y O U R SC H O O L L O A D SIN G LE V ISION 17 50 . In F r a m e s t o S u i t Y o u r O w * P e r s o n a l i t y 22. 50 , BIFO C A LS ’ com plete com plete 101 E a st 7 th St. — Dr. John C. Dickson— Optometrist P h one 8 -3 9 0 0 A cross from A u stin H o tel STEAKS CHICKEN Ski-Hi Pie A ir -C o n d itio n e d No Reservations Town Houso 4 9 0 0 SAN A N T O N IO H IG H W A Y lL# o 0 n Irmo Bill ‘Where good friends meet I t Sixth & Lamar “Austin's Foremost R esta u ra n t** An Announcement to University Students and Faculty I Over 500 of Austin s people own their own grocery store . • . we invite you to use these facilities For more than IOO years, cooperatives have been used by people to get things they want. Here in the Austin area, we are familiar with the way the REA co-op­ eratives have made rural electricity possible. There are many other co-operatives in Central Texas, but most of them are ow n ed by rural people. The Austin C o n s u m e r s Co-operative, Inc., is a corporation. It has 525 stockhold­ professional people, ers. practically all of them Austin residents. Business and State employees, students and teachers make up the majority o f'th e membership. W e are investing in this co-operative in the hope that through co-operation we will be able to earn enough on our investments to reduce our cost-of-living to some All profits of tin1 corporation will be used first to make a limited return on in­ of their vested capital, and second, to rebate to the stockholders a percentage The store is open to anyone. The co-operative is neutral on religion, race and politics. Its profits will be turned back into Austin channels of trade to contribute to the general w elfare of Austin. This co-operative will pay all taxes w h ic h any other retail store in Austin will pay. In structure it is essentially the sam e as a partnership, and as such, it will con­ tribute in taxes to the upkeep of the city, county and state governments and to the Austin Public Schools. The Austin Consumers Co-operative does not intend to try to undersell other stores. Its prices will be fair, based on a mark-up large enough to cover expected overhead. W e ’d like to have you drop by to see our store and to do your shopping. I f s taken us a long time to get started, and w e ’re mighty ilroud of it. This store will be run by and for the consumers. It’s open to everyone. W e A re N o w Open In O ur Own Home - Owned Store A t 30th and Duval FOUR COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS degree. purchases. i t s w MEET OUR M A N A G E R : BR Y A N W HITTEN SID C. JE NK INS, T r e a s u r e r MRS. ST U AR T LONG, Sec re t a ry A N D OUR DIRECTORS: DR. JOE LOVE, President E. G. KLOPPE, First Vice President , PAT RYAN, Second Vice President • MEET OUR BUTCHER: ROY CLEMENTS TOM DIE, Third Vice President ALLEN L. DAVIS, Fourth Vice President AUSTIN CONSUMERS COOPERATIVE, INC