Campus Pays Tribute
To Charter Signing
T h e s ig n in g o f th e U n ite d Na- its d ra m a tic n a r r a tio n . ‘T h e W o r d
tio n s C h a r t e r w ill be com m e rn orI ? th e B e g in n in g ,” a t 3 :45 p.m .
a te d b y o re rn:: ate o f s ile n c e o v e r o v e r K N O W . T h e p ro g ra m th em e
th e cam p u s a t l l a rn. W e d n e s d a y ,
i* th e g ro w th a n d s ig n ific a n c e o f
U n it e d N a tio r s D a y .
the U n ite d N a tio n s .
E le v e n o ’c lo c k is th e h o u r m a t
A c t iv it ie s
c o n tin u e
T h u rsd ay
th e < b a r te r w a s r a t if ie d b y the w ith th e sh o w in g o f fiv e U N film s
s ig n a tu re o f th e 29th n a tio n on a t 7 :30 p m. in the M a in L o u n g e
O c to b e r 24, 1945.
o f the T e x a s U n io n . T h e film s are
S t u d e n ts a n d fa cu lt;. m em b e rs “ B a t t le fo r B r e a d ,” “ U N S c re e n
sh o u ld be or t ine to t h e ir l l M a g a z in e ,” “ T h a t A ll M a y L e a r n , ”
©’cl ck clause? so t a t th e m in u te and “ S te p s o f A g e .” T h e fiv e la st

a p p ro x im a te ly

and

hour

and

F i r s t
a

h a lf.
At th e
R ic e - U n iv e r s ity gam e
S a t u r d a y , h alf- tim e a c t iv it ie s w ill
he on th e U n ite d N a tio n s th em e.
T h e L o n g h o rn B a n d w il l fo r m a
“ U . N . ” in the c e n te r o f th e fie ld ,
as A n n o u n c e r J i m R e e d g iv e s a
U n ite d N a tio n s p ra y e r. R e e d then
w ill ad d re ss th e c ro w d on the
s ig n ific a n c e o f the U N . R a d io
H o u se p re p a re d the sc rip t.

OPEN LETTER TO FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTS
d ir e c to r o f U n iv e r s i t y U N

o b s e rv ­

a n c e , said.
T h e o b s e rv a n c e w ill b eg in a t
10:57 a m. w it h th e p la y in g o f T h e
D o x o lo g y by C a r o le r David A n ­
d erso n o v e r th e T o w e r < tiim e*. A t
l l o 'c lo c k , c h u rc h b ells o v e r the
e it y w ill lin g , and s tu d e n t? and
f a c u lt y w ill th e n stan d fo r one
m in u te o f s c re e .
P r e s e n ta tio n
<f

m usic

fro m

member nat ■ win conli nae *’
12:5*'. F r id a y , fo lk d an c e s w il l be
h e ard a t t~> re g u la r h o u r,
A t n oon W e d n e s d a y , b allo o n s
s t u ff e d w th U N le a f le t ? and so u ­
v e n irs w ill be la in c h e d by A u s tin
c iv ic o r g a r iz a n o n * fr o m * ongre«s
A v e n u e an d E le v e n t h S tre e ts .
R a d io H o u s e w ill r e b r o a d c a s t

Pharmacy Week
Celebrated Here
' UT Drug D isplays
Com pete N a tio n a lly
;a te N ationA c t iv it ie s to ac
fro m O c to b e r
al P h a r m a c y W e e
21 to 27, ra v e been b eg u n b y the
C o l l e g e o f p h a r m a c y , « ra 'e d M r*.
F a t h e r J a n e W o o d H a ll, in s tru c to r
in p h a r m a c e u tic s
ado' n it r a t io n ,

I am asking your co-operation in tho observance of the
signing of the United Nations Charter on Wednesday,
October 24, at 11 a.m. The plans for this observance are
as follows;
The Doxology w ill be played on the Tower
IO O I
Chimes.
When the Tower clock has struck the l i t h hour,
ll
all church bells in town will toll for one minute.
During this time (indicated b y the chiming of a
note other than the one used for striking the
hour), P L E A S E S T A N D IN S I L E N T M E D I­
T A T IO N W H E R E V E R Y O U A R E F O R T H IS
O N E - M IN U T E P E R IO D .
I realize that our U niversity Community is large ami
that such plans as these can be successful only if we all
co-oj>erate in them. However, the cause of the United
Nations is much larger than our group, and I am asking
that you spend this one minute rn for one world, united
in peace.
*
T. S. P A I N T E R
President, Main U niversity

p ro p o sed

Texas

cusses A m e r ic a n
r e la tio n

S p o t a n n o u n c e m e n ts a t e being
m ade o v e r J ne ra d io , and plan*
havp beer m ad e f o r D r W illia m
R
L lo y d , assoc a t* p ro fe s s o r o f
p h a rm a ?" , to
speak
a*
A u s tin
H ig h S c i n! on the th e m e o f the
w e e k . M rs. H a. co n t nued
T h e ch a rm an o f a c tiv itie s fo r
the w e e k is B:
W i.s o n . G e n e
V y k u k u i, D e w e y G o d w in , and the
pyesi e a t* o f *he s tu d e n t o r g a n i­
s a tio n s in the Go ego o f P h a r m a c y
m ake un *he rom rn 3*ep,

Pre-G am e Spirit Begins
Tonight at Pep R a lly
Cowbells
▼oi c#«

will

cars,
b#

in

and
style

loud
for

the

prm-p e p r a l l y t o be h e l d t o n i g h t
at

7

o ’clock.

The

rally

will

•tart
from
the tr i - d o r m
area
“ B r i n g all y o u r noise m akers,

if

and

you

don t

have

a

ear,

y ‘ w e 'l l p u t yo u in o n e , ' ’ said N e w ­
ton

Steele

W eather

Cooler

and

C learing

Cor, or w e a th e r is in sto re

fo r
A i«D n and v ic in t
re p o rte d the
U S.
W e a th e r
B .r e a u T u e s d a y .
■Skip* w
be c h a r rig W e d n e s d a y
w th the hit'
fo r t i is a fte r n o o n
h it tin g 75 a r u a low' o f 50,

W hat

a

8.30-12 and 1-5 — D r a w .r g for
Rue
gam?3 tickets,
G reg o ry
* Gym .
8 .30-1 — Law election, L a v B u ild ­
ing.
9-5 —

N o r ..n a -ion- f o r F re s h m a n

Bea it' , Texas

'n/-'

307.

i q — t o f f e e H o u r , H o le ! F o u n d a ­
tion.

10:57 -— Doxology p.*yed or T o w ­
er chime* and silent p ra ve r in
observation of U n ited N ations
W eek
FN — A t t os ne; Ha pr A
- ugh
?o spp-m
- Benet ann B a "
series, Law B
. ng
12 — A R O T C to honor sponsors
in review , W h ita k e r Field .
12 - Address on vocational g u id ­
ance by O liv e r Brow n before
U n iv e rs ity A rea K iw a n is Club,
T F W C B u ild in g
3 — Ka v Como ttee, VA agger er
H a il 401.
3-5 ar. . 8- * 30 — T a le n t try outs,
Interna'uona I Room, Texas U n ­
ion.
3.45 — I r ted N atl? ns pragram ,
KNOW
4 — C lifto n M
an - wit? B ras
Q u arte tte and W o o d w in d Q u in ­
ter, M R d tai Ha.”
4-6 —
Int* natio nal W eek tea
sponsored by < ampus Leag ue of
W om en V o ters, C’arothers Dorm^ ito ry,
5 - - T I " ‘ a ~ go a PH . Jo u rn a lism
Builder g 21
5 — Spook*, Tex-?* Union
5 —

G r ie v a n c e C o m m u t e * , T eatasj

on

sp o tlig h t

fo re ig n p o lic y in

I,a tin

A m e r ic a .

T he

C h r is tia n C h u rc h at 7:30.
D r.
the

H anke,

In s tit u te

w ho
of

i* d ire c to r o f

L a t in

A m e ric a n

A f f a ir s , w a* d ire c to r o f th e

H is ­

pan ic F o u n d a tio n in the L ib r a r y o f
C o n g re s s fro m
1939 u n til this
y e a r w h e n he re sig n e d to co m e to
the U n iv e r s it y .
a
A
g r a d u a te
o f N o r th w e s te rn
and H a r v a r d , he ha* pu blished
m ore th a n 50 hooks, pam p h lets,
and a r tic le s . H e holds c o rre s p o n d ­
in g m e m b e rsh ip in the h is to ric a l
a c a d e m ie s o f A r g e n tin a , C o lo m b ia ,
C u b a , G u a te m a la , an d U r u g u a y .
D r. H a n k e has ta u g h t h is to ry
at the U n iv e r s it y o f H a w a ii and
the A m e r ic a n U n iv e r s it y o f R e m it .
H e re c e n tly re p re s e n te d the U n i­
v e r s ity o f T e x a s at th e 400th ren-

o n ly th e r e tu rn from the in v e s t­
m ent o f thi m on ey and the r o y a l­
tie s ar d re n ta ls c o lle cte d fro m the
land h o ld in g s is a v a ila b le fo r I niv e r i t y e x p e n d itu re
T h e in v e s tm e n ts are lim ite d by
the S ta t? ' C o n s titu tio n to bonds
o f the I b it e d S ta te s and d ex es,
Hnd c e rta in ty p e s o f c it y bonds.
U p d a t i n g expenses fo r the Um v a r s ity and T ex a s A A M C o lle g e
com e fro m the in com e on these
in v e stm e n ts .
I f th e prop osed a m en d m e n t is
passed, it. w ill allow the B o a rd
o f R e g e n ts to ii-A st in s e c u ritie s ,
in c lu d in g bon «, p re fe rre d stock*,
't u r k s
o ff e r in g
and
common

higher returns.
C h a n c e llo r H a rt e stim a te d that
th i* w o u u l e n a b le th e t n iv e r s ity
to in c re a se it* incom e bv a mil
lion an?! a h a lf ai n u a ily .
T h e s a fe g u a rd * nam e?! in the
am en d m e n t w o u ld in s u re a rons e r v a t iv e polk y
n in v e s tin g the
fun?!, th e < h a ' celb tr said.
T he
am en rim en t, u n a n im o u sly
a p p ro v e d by the beg M atu re , ha*
been en d o rsed by o f f ir .a ls and exs tu d e n ts o f to e U n iv e r s it y and
T e x a s A (frM , the gr?ojp w'a* told.

Crosby, Hiller, Morris,

KELLY

te n n ia t c e Je b ra tio n o f th e N a tio n a1 U n iv e r s it y o f M exico .
A p p ro x im a te ly 525 perso n s are
re g is te re d f o r the G re a t
Issues
co u rse. So m e re g is tra tio n s a re still
being ta k e n b e fo re the le c tu re s
each n ig h t.
F in a l s p e a k e r o u tlin e fo r the
co u rse in c lu d e s G e o rg e M cG h e e
am i Jo h n H ic k e rs o n , A s s is t a n t S e c ­
re ta rie s o f S t a te , C ly d e E a g le to n
of N ew
Y o r k U n iv e r s it y , F e lix
C o h en , p riv a te W a s h in g to n la w ­
y e r am i m em b er o f the s t a f f at
Y a le , B r u c e H o p p e r o f H a r v a r d ,
and D r. G e o rg e H o ffm a n o f the
I ' n iv e r s ity .
T h e c o u rse i* sch ed u led to end
D ecem ber 6.

4,500 Tickets Go
For UT-Rice Game

ion.

NO. 49

Four Pages Today

DOW

go al has been set. y e t.

T )1P

b ro a d

goal

of

the

W o r ld Cod

T h e A m e r ic a n R e d C ro ss listed T h e y co u ld also u se the m o n e y to
s e v e ra l reaso n s w h y th e y w a n te d sp o n so r a stu d e n t stu d y p ro g ra m
?»ver t h a t
of M onday,
E d w in n c o n c u rre n t ra th e r th a n an in- on an e x ch a n g e ba-i*. L a s t y e a r a
VS e rn e r (H ie , business m a n a g e r o f e lu s iv e ca m p a ig n w ith the ( ani pus G e rm a n
u n iv e r s ity
o ff e r e d th is
In t e r c o lle g ia te
A th le tic s
s a i d ( hest. T h e ir c o n s titu tio n d o e sn ’t p lan, but the a n o c ia t io n had to r e ­
T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n .
je ct it fo r lack o f fu n d *.
p e rm it them to tie in c lu d e d in an
A b o u t 1,500 tic k e t - w ere d ra w n o th e r d riv e becau se trio R ed < i
■
E ig h t U n iv e r s ity
stu d e n ts a i r
d u rin g the firs t tw o d ay s. T h e
in t e r n a t io n a l anil the fun?!- are u n d e rg o in g tre a tm e n t at tnp < ? refirs t d a y ’s to ta l w as 2 , 100.
used both lo c a lly a n d el.sew ne re, ton! P a U v ( e n te r. T h e y re c e iv e
?lraw n
fro m becau se m e m b e rsh ip to them
to fi th ro u g h im p o r ta n t, b ecau se th e ir p ro g ram
th a t a re l e f t c a n 't be lim ite d bv a b ud get *rt
F r i d a y after- by a n o th e r o r g a n iz e - on, anil he
M r. O lle re- cause th e y a in a ?|ua*i rn int ai
o rg a n iz a tio n .

“ T h e re w ill he p le n ty le ft o v e r ,"
he -a-?!. “ T i k et* w ill be a v a ila b le
at tnp gates ’’ T h e biggest cro w d
o f the yp a r, 50,000, is ex p ected ,

,nth e h e a rin g

th at the inves-

D e c is io n * on the p ro p o rtio n
o f S tu d e n t S e r v ic e F u n d , th e ir repre- tig a tio n w o u ld
be fin is h e d
w ith in
m o n e y to go to each c h a r it y a re s e n ta tiv e said , is to p u t u n iv e r s e 86 hours
and th a t hew o u ld be
to be based on need, p ro g ra m
ties on an in te rn a tio n a l le v e l and re a d y
to
file c h a rg e s th en . Le e
v a lu e , and stu d en t v a lu e , M a r y to fo rm a w o rld c o m m u n ity o f -ru ­ said n it r a t e test* h a v e re v e a le d
d e fin ite d ep o sits on both W a l la c e ’s
ra l
D o w e ll,
co - ch a irm a n ,
to ld d ents.
hands arui th at W a lla c e re fu se d
c o m m itte e m e m b e rs and represenT h e c h a p te r h e re d e cid e d la s t
to su b m it to a lie - d e te cto r test.
ta tiv e s o f the g ro u p s.
y e a r to su p p o rt one school in InT h is b ro u g h t a b o u t the o n ly in ­
dia. T h e y asked f o r $2,500 th is
terest th a t W a lla c e show ed in the
E a c h re p r e s e n ta tiv e g a v e s te e r­ y e a r.
p ro ce e d in g s. H e c h a rg e d , “ T h a t s a
in g c o m m itte e m e m b e rs reasons
T h e Sp o n s o re d S tu d e n ts C o m ­ b e ,’’ and w as sile n ce d hy Ju d g e
fo r b e in g in clu d e d in the C am p u s
m itte e ,
fo r m e r ly
the
D is p la c e d B e t t*.
t hest d riv e and th e am o u n t th at
S tu d e n ts C o m m itte e , asked
fo r
E a r l ie r , as he e n te re d the c o u rt
th e y w ish ed to he c o n trib u te d .
$25 to ad d to th e ir e m e rg e n c y ro o n i) hp had to ld a p h o to g ra p h e r
M o n e v g iv e n to the A m e ric a n fu n d of $232 This fu n d is set. up w a itin g to sn ap his p ic t u r e , “ L e t s
C a n c e r S o c ie ty , sai?l th e ir sp o kes­ in ca*p the d isp lace d p erso n s get ,j 0 n ' t have t h a t ,’’ and a tte m p te d to
m an , goes to the tu m o r c lin ic at sic k , a r r iv e at an in c o n v e n ie n t ,,t P p behind D e p u ty S h e r i f f A lf r e d
B r a c k e n r id g e
H o s p ita l, for
tw o tim e , o r o th e r e m e rg e n c ie s .
P r io r .
le s e a ir h g ra n ts to U n iv e r s it y pro
*
H e has re fu s e d to a n s w e r the
le s so r*, and to w a rd a te a c h in g
th e F o r e ig n S t u d e n t* A ssocie- q u e stio n s o f D e te c tiv e L e e and T .
c o n fe re n c e fo r d o cto rs in T r a v is tio n w o u ld use c o n trib u tio n * to g t ( P e t e ) W e a v e r d u rin g the past
C o u n ty . T h e y asked fo r $1,000.
o rg a n iz e trip s f??r all stu d e n ts, tw o d a y s, and w h en q u e stio n e d b y

T ic k e t- d ra w in g fo r th e TexasR ir e g am e p ick e d up c o n s id e ra b ly

T 'k e ’s m ay
tie
8 :3 0 to 12 and I
F r id a y . A n y tic k e ts
ove? w ill go on sale
rn ?>n at 5 o ’clo ck ,
p o rted .

S o u t h

T om B la c k w e ll, fu s t a s s is ta n t
d is tr ic t a t to r n e y re p re s e n tin g the
By
BARBARA
R U B E N S T E IN
state at T u e s d a y 's h ak ea* c o rp u s
.
h e a lin g , asked that
the h e a rin g
P le a s fro m e ig h t c h a ritie s w e re N a tio n a l F o u n d a tio n f o r In f a n t i le
re s e t f,,r 9 a m
W e d n e s d a y so
h e ard and le tte rs fro m fo u r o r
P a r a ly s is d u rin g th e last n i n e statp w itn e sse s w ho are in D e n to n
g a n iz a tio n s read b e fo re th e steer- m onths. A h a lf o f the c o n trih u - and Sa n A n t o n io co u ld be p re se n t.
mg
c o m m itte e
of
the
C am p u s turns to the F o u n d a tio n goes to
Ju d g e B e tts ru led th a t the c o u rt
C h est
T uesd ay to d ecid e w h ic h
re s e a rc h . T h e y ask fo r $2,000 to
was o n ly in te re ste d in u n d e r w h a t
| g ro u p s a ie w o rth v o f b e in g in- c a r r y on t h e ir w o rk ,
w r it o r leg al a u t h o r it y W a lla c e
elu d ed in th is y e a r 's d riv e .
T hp y m c a asked f o r $ 3 ,0 00 .
w as b e in g held. B la c k w e ll then
T h e d riv e , re v iv e d a g a in
this T h e v e s tim a te
th at 500
s tu d e n ts ab re e d to p ro ceed.
y e a r , w ill be held N o v e m b e t
12-p a r tic ip a te in the “ Y ” a c t iv it ie s
★
23 and is the o n ly c am p u s so lid - am i o v e r a th o u sa n d use the buildC it y D e te c tiv e
M
M . bee w as
ta tio n
p e rm itte d
th is y e a r . N o mg.
the o n ly w itn e s s c alle d . H e testi-

E le v e n stu d e n t* arui rnemb? r?
o f s tu d e n ts' fa m ilic . and • ne pro
b\
le s s o r ’s son h ave b?'?n tr e a te
the
the T r a v is ( o u n ty d ivisio n

s p e e d !, p h y s ic a l, am i o c c u p a tio n a l
t i d a l . N o d e fin it e am o u n t w a*
asked.
b e tte rs w e re re c e iv e d fro m the
A m e r ic a n H e a r t A s s o c ia tio n , the
S o u th e rn R e g io n a l < outsell, A th
ens C o lle g e in G re e c e , and th ?1
Ir o n < u rta in R e scu e < an io n .g n o f
the In t e r n a tio n a l R e scu e (
tee.

Tucker

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:30
D r. L e w is H a n k s in G re a t
Is su e r le c tu re , U n iv e r s it y C hri** an ( h u rch .
.45 — ■ G r a d u a te (b u b to hear
d iscu ssio n of B r it is h
ele- ’ ?>n,
In t e r r a t io n a l R o o m , T e x a * U n ­

I n

C R O ZIE R

and G E N E

m e e tin g w ill be in the U n iv e r s it y

C o n s titu ­

P a u l C a r r in g t o n , s tu d e n t, and
Jo h n
M c C u r d y , e x e c u tiv e secret a r y o f the E x - S tu d e n ts* A aaocia
tio n , to ld a c o m m itte e o f stu d en ts
in te re s te d in p ro m o tin g the passage o f the c o n s titu tio n a l am en d
m en t p e rm ittin g a b ro a d e r d iv e r* !
flo at ion o f in v e s tm e n t* fo r the
p e rm a n e n t U n iv e r s it y fu nd w hat
p ro g ress had been m ade d u rin g
the w eek .
A* the m ee tin g T u e s d a y ( arrir.gton said sp eak er* w e re now
to fr a te r n itie s , aorgo in g a ro u n
o ritie s , an d b o a rd in g houses info r m in g them w hat the ro n *titu D ona am e n d m e n t i« and w ha? it
m ean*.
E a c h sp ea k er is also d is tr ib u tin g
post c a rd * to he m aile d to p a re n t*
and frie n d s a rg ng them to vote
fo r the a m en d m en t.
G ra n g e J a c k e t s , S i lv e r S p u r* ,
and C o w b o y * are a id in g in th *
pr? g ra m . T h e ( am pus L e a g u e o f
W o m e n V e te r * is p la n n in g a prog ram to help p ro m o te the passage
o f th e am e n d m en t.
M r. M c C u rtly re p o rte d s e v e ra l
ra d io c a t io n * o ve r the S t a t ? are
re s p o n d in g to the p ro g ram and
g iv in g spot a n n o u n c e m e n t* c o n ­
c e rn in g the special a m e n d m e n t ele ction.
H a lf- tim e
c e re m o n ie s
at
the
R ic e and B a y lo r gam e* w ill mclu d e a m e n tio n o f the amendme t. T h e s tu d e n t c o m m itte e w ill
w r ite
t h P s c rip t fo r the cere
m onies

to

D a i l y

brought by W illiam E. Carroll, law student at the University.
The plea was granted since no charges had Teen filed at
Malcolm E. (M ac) W allace, 1944-45 student body
presi- the time. Wallace was rearrested in the court room after
dent,
was charged with murder
inJustice of the Peace enjoying less than a minute’s freedom.
T ravis Rlakeslee’s court Tuesday afternoon in connection
After being charged, Wallace was lodged in the county
with the pistol-death of Douglas (Doug) Rinser.
jail with bond set at $30,900, the highest here in recent years.
W allace was arrested by State Highway Patrolmen Mon­
Rinser, 33-year-old manager of the Bu tler Park Pitch and
day
less than an hour after the shooting. The patrolmen
Putt Golf Course and sophomore student at the University,
was shot to death in the clubhouse of the golf course shortly turned a bloody shirt, which they said they found in the car,
over to Austin police.
after 3 p.m. Monday.
A t the hearing Tuesday afternoon W allace had the fore­
The charges were filed after Judge Charles (). Betts of
finger
of his left hand bandaged. Austin detectives have said
the 98th District Court had granted a habeas corpus plea
that W allace refused to have
a blood-type test.
Overturned equipment at
the clubhouse indicated signs
of a struggle. No money was
stolen from the cash register.
By

to n ig h t as D r. L e w is U . H a n k *3 d is­

Progress Told
Of Publicity
On Amendment

A n o t h e r d is p la y F r i d a y in th e
M a in L ib r a r y w ill illu s tr a te the
e«.
it on i f pi a t.ce by sh o w in g
the a d v a n ta g e o f the n e w equip
m en t a g a in s t th e old.

Is su e s c o u rse

o l l e g e

Ex Student President
Charged W ith M urder

L a t in A m e r ic a n a f f a ir s w ill get
G ro a t

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P. H a rt
in a speech b e fo re a
b ro a d e r iiv e r s if ic a t io n o f in v e s t­
Tuesday.
L i o n ’s < bib m e e tin g T u e s d a y .
T a .k * . spot an n o u n cer?,o u ts on m ent* fo r the p e rm a n e n t I m verC h a n c e llo r H a r t e x p la in e d that
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th e m e o f “ O ne h in d r e d y e a r s o f
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p ro g re ** in h e a lth , th ro ;gh p h a r ­
la te d ; th e r ff re, the a m e n d m e n t
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th e d e ath w e a p o n , d escrib ed by
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M ALC O LM W A L L A C E

D O U G LA S

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T h e y h ave tw o c h ild re n w h o are
n o w 15 m onth* an d 3 y e a r s obi.
M rs. W a i ace re tu rn e d to A u s tin
in A u g u s t, 195 J. S h e has been
w o rk in g f o r the T e x a s S t a t e H ig h ­
w a y D e p a rtm e n t.
K n ser w a* born and la -■ i in
A u s tin . H e a tte n d e d tup A u s tin
H ig h Sch o c
th e n th e U n iv e r s it y
a sh o rt t nu> an ti
e jo in e d the
A ir P o n e in I'940 U p s e rve d as
b o m b a rd ie r w ith th e A i r F o rc e
and la te r becam e a c a p ta in in the
m e d ical corp *. Ii? w as in s e rv ic e
fo r fo u r y e a r*.

L e e also sai l th at no c an n e l tio n
b e tw e e n the tw o men ha* been
fo u n d.
W a lla c e le ft W a s h in g to n , D .C
on a 10-day v a c a tio n
H e had
been in A u s tin atm ut th re e d ay s
w hen the sh o o tin g o c c u rre d .
He
ha* been w o rk in g a- an
e c o n o m ist in the D e p a rtm e n t o f
ir ie v P r o b e r
r mat rum
K ir
A g ric u ltu re and u a « a v e ry pro
fin in M arch, I1941.
i
T he
of A
m in e n t fig u r e ab o u t tnt3 U n iv e rs ity
cnup l e h a v e a da ig h te r
Penny,
cam p u s fro m 194! t?‘ 19 47.
is n o w in g rad e sc
wh
H e w a* pre*i?ien t o f the S t u ­
hi lo, reK ir ?er, his w if e and
d e n t* ' A sso c iatio n ii 19 1 4 45 ( I n
N. w Y o r k ,
to A u s tin
in g w h ic h tim e he Ie?*' the s tu d e n t* ’
ng nroe e n te re d t
g<
“ M a rc h on th e < a [u t1
in - ; i rt
e w o re
I, H e and
o f D r. Hornet P. Rn ne?
fig h t w ith
th e B<ard o f Reg? it *
He w a '
pre-d ? n rr ' the
b <i
C o - o p e ra tiv e C o u n c il and served
Ho
on the B o a rd s o f D ire c to r* of the
s it 1
i i-xa* S tu d e n t
P u 'u cat o r*, the
U n iv e r s it y ('n O p e ra tiv e So cie ty’,
and th e T exa- I
?u
He w a
g rad ate fr*>m
VA«n*<ji ow VV Ison Ii gh S c !.?»' , D a d a *,
H e bocal
in 1939.
the I
A fte
t u n rn i 11<
( a n i to I M c

ie b u ria l w a s in

liio w in
H e re en I# i
>d pre.m e e te r aud w a* cie
V
inctat u
?>f the St u n co ?*'
V p ril I 944.
Ch
In 1945,
;i h i
resigned as
p re sid e n t at th e I n iv a r s ity to go
■o t he
aw st ho
at (.'?»]urnb a
re tu rn e d t?>
I Hive* s ite . H e aga
toe U niversity irs 1947 and re*
-W F
r e i v e d his b ac h eu 'r of a rts an?i
By R U SS K E R S T I N
m a *t er ’.* d egree*.
JE R R Y REED T U C K E R
W a R te mat r »
M ary And re
O ne I n v e r k n o w s w h a t to e x ­
.Ten
R e e d T ic k e r is o n e o f D u b o s f B a r? " i o f A ust :r rn I'94 7.
pect in th e F o rty A c re * F o d d e r
fix e car
iia te * fo r a sea; on the H e and hi* w if e la te r r e t u rn e d to
n the M a m B u ild in g .
New A i o n to a t te n d 1 o im bi a au?| B o x
S t o b i t A s s e m b ly fro m the G ra d
Y
e
s
t
e rd a y
a co n t
i b u t o r
then to VV a - -m g ' u IY C . w h e re he
.a te S. bool.
dropped
in a sealed , e a rc fu h y w e n t to w o r k f r the g o v e r n m e n t .
A n e d u c a tio n a l a d m v i-G a d o n
le tte re d e n v e lo p e w ith ti:,- te rse
Kiri
: fro m B e a u m o n t, he is a
c o m m e n t: “ T h :* gen ii ne cuokleh u rr w a* fo u n d in the sp 'n a c h a t
•lier I.or o f S gum N u fr a t e r n it y D eadline Today at 5
the C o m m o n * .”
a
A [ - a PH O m e g a , *er\ ce oi
For W ic a Sw eeth eart
O n e c u e k ie b u rr. o rig in u n k n o w n ,
gan izat ;?>n.
Nom m at
= fo r W ic a S w e e t ­ w a s en clo sed ,
it
h eart m ust bp m ade by 5 p.m.
★
I e E le c tio n C o m m issio n w ill W e d n e s d a y . T he n am e o f the no m ­
D u r in g a C h e m is try 605 b r ie f ­
he?I?I a m e e tin g w ith O ra n g e J a c ­ in e e , who m a y be a n y In d e p e n d ­ ing, th e in s tr u c to r w a rn e d a g a in s t
kets, Al i r t a r B o a r d , and A lp h a en t boy stu d e n t, m ust he placed b r in g in g s c ra p p ap e r to th e f o r t h ­
ID
O m eg a O c to b e r 28 try e x p la in rn a box rn the M ic a o ff ic e , T e x a s c o m in g quiz.
“ H o w e v e r ,”
he
ad d e d ,
“ ’ his
e ie c tio r ru le*. O th e r m eeting - fo r I nil n 307.
T he
n o m in ees w ill hp in t e r ­ d o e sn ’t m ean th a t w e d o n ’t b e ­
the co m m issio n are O c to b e r 21 I *1
hy
the VA'ira e x e c u tiv e lie v e in the h o n o r syste m . VA eh a
ai ■ > tick n T e x a * U n io n 305, vie w e d
J e r r y W o h .ifo rd , c h a ir m a .i, has a n ­ m u n c h T h u r s d a y at 4 p m . T h e get the h o n o r, yo u h av e tn e sy s­
co u n c il w ill choose th e top fiv e . tem.”
n o u n ced.

JO K I Y
A C RES

f a

M a rg e

C ro s b y ,

m a jo r fr o m
fo r

P.a c ^

b a llo t

a-,

s e n io r

z?>oi?»g\

D e l R,o, is un pposed
2 on

w o m an

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of

C rosb y’,

p re s id e n t

of

H e is a m e m b e r o f
h o n o ra r y
p h arm acy
M ic a ,
ai I
N cw m ar
served a- a s se m b lym a n

K a p p a Ps i,
f r a t e r n it y ,
< lob .
He
d u r in g the

the

stu d e n t co u rt.
M iss

ELLIS F. MORRIS

E D W A R D L. H IL L E R

M A R G Y CROSBY

Pi

B e ’ a P h i s o r o r i t y , is * m em b er
o f the S p o rts A ssoc a tio n c o u n c il
an?i ( o-ed assem b ly. 1^-t sp rin g
she served on the In t e r n a t io n a l
C o m c il.
She
tr a n s f e r r e d
from
R a n d lo p h - M a e o n W o m a n ’s C o lle g e

R u ti

A en,

p ro fe s s o r

a
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fr? rn

member
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candidate f
sem blym an,
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Social Science Club
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I lr.

su m m er.

of

M

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■ School *>f Law
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’ he

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He

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Student I

c o u n c il, A pha P h i O m e g a , a
house m a n a g e r fo r D e lta
n

•a

- a
econom cs, , e>e.'.!,en a c u rve y on Phi, law fra te rn ity . M on
the T e x a
lu m b e r in d u stry » f a m id-law re p r e s e n ta tiv e f » th e H n
m e e tin g o f t i c S o c ia l S c ie n c e C lu b or C o u n c il, m em ber o f Boa*
F r id a y
n ig h t.
Her
re p o rt
w as G o v e rn o rs , and i« a s s o n a te editoi
in Lynchburg, Va.
baaed on the G ilm e r P a p e rs in o f Pereg rin u s fo r 1951-52.
Sr
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th e L ib r a r y .
to 1916. In the
T he
g ro u p
e le c te d
P a r k e r fro m 1943
E d w a r d L . H ille r , ju n io r phar­
ted f t * *•
m a c y m a or f r ? ’in V ic t o r ia , ha* F ie ld e r ,
as so c ia te
p ro fe s s o r
o f se*«i?»n he w a* app?
and
Dr. G e o rg e S tu d e n t A sse m b ly . H? w ?* e ra ?
a n n o u n c e d his can d id acy for a.«- la w , p re sid e n t
p ro fe ss o r o f m n? o f the F \ e R o f Texas c o p y ­
s e m h A m a n from the College of H o ffm a n , a *«*ta n ^
Pharmacy.
I geography, secretary.
t r ig h t c o m m itte t.

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D a ,.as, or the G re a t Pla in s today,
fo r the big boy* w ent down S a tu r­
day . . . one-two-three. B u t it was
a typ ica l day at bat in the S o u th ­
west park and so now the league
has seven favorites and seven
darkhorses.
( o n feren re
team* 'a n survive
the rig o r of intersectional w ar­
In a dr* ,1 g room t a i x a few fare (13 won
5 lost this y e a r)
da;.
before trip North C aro lin a but let them mix among themgame, f o ao i Ed Prier* told h.s
elves and respective w in-*tre*k»
player s
last about as long as a ro ach ’*
“ A ll anyb ody 'a n it* ic of you i* security.
that you give yo ur best, which
Now anybody ran take a pick
ma
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©the)*. W e don’t expert you to r.ght
A rkan*a* for its massive
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line, Rice and T C C for the r un“ Give '.'our b e st" . . . they did. ce rta in ty , S M U for its passing,
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didnt. N ow if P rice eau convince for
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om r o f the fan that no So it ii west Ba lor for all-around balance and
ji un: -an win them ab, he'll he L a r r y Isbell. Thank you, we pas*.
free from ab
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devote ample tim e to keeping hi*
Ha lor roaches, tired o f competteam the form idable title-contend
mg > th other school* for t h e b i g er tho* t ’n I* is -igrnfw ant that name
prep stars, c o n rrn tra 'e d
Hog players, w th frp*h memories ti is ye a r on the equally fine p la y­
-if froglegs a id roa»‘ bear, called ers o f I c i e r fame. A! im ni roundly
S te e r meat the toughest, one say* c riti'iz e d them, envisioning anlog it wa “ by fa " the he: • tram other period of Hear football obthey had met
r u n ty , Ii if evid e n tly the strategy
I he am azing thing about, the paid off. W ith scarcely a single
A rk a n s a s’ loss is that there ha* name p ia ; . a on its roster, the Cub
her '■ a1 rno«* no critic, in that the freshm en trounced the Y e arlin g
team had a b e d o w n or was out- headliners la it F rid a y , 25-6 . . .
( "aer,cd. 'I ne supporter* seem to I t ’* nice to see Bud W ilk in so n
have taker, the defeat a grac* ful* pl a; the fa r t of the good loser
iv as the team arid coaches. T o le r­ a fte r ail these years. In past
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ley Sow ell subbed fo r injured Ja c k
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Ba rto n and B ill M ilb u rn respec­ A le x a n d ria and used tear ga* to
about the R ec defense which was
disperse other crowds which ro am ­
tiv e ly
“ t e r r if c against S M U . " The O w l
ed ti e streets of r airn today in
In add.lion to his offensive- a n ti- British dem onstrations.
line hebi the M ustai g* to 87 yards
worries, P rice was also confronted
rushing and combined w ith the
One dem onstrator wa* reported
w ith a defensive headache. L in e ­
secondary to hold .SMU s famed
k lied in A le x a n d ria , where police
backer Don Mena.sco is sidelined
p a c in g attack at bay.
charged w ith club* and then used
for two weeks w ith a sprained
T h in the Longhorns w ent to
'h e ir g in ' when a crowd o f several
ankle sustained in the A rk an sas
work. The Orange offense, which contest and replacing him is prov­ thousand refuged to break up.
fa v o re d badly a- *mes du n: g the ing to be quite a task. He
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attention
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various backfield com binations in ha.foa k p st to pi ag the gap.
rn' arming fo r E g y p tia n “ m artyrs.
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Alpha Chi Omega gathered
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and Delta Gam m a wa* th ,rn w ith
34. Placing second in the W bite
B ra c k e t was A lpha D elta Pi with
41 and Kappa Kappa Gam m a was
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Gilm ore, A lan Bean, Ba sil W a lk e r, c o n t r a r y and aho a- the shortest true story written of the
a f'e rn o o n opponent and a team
Bob Coughlin, and Hob Roark.
Texas-Arkansa series chai)
wnich was regarded w ith question
Crenshaw said they expected to
U n iv e rs ity
football since Dana
m ark* only a few days ago, but
have a good tram this ye a r and ter 1951.
B ib le ’* freshm an team o f 1938.

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By AL WARD
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B ill C renshaw , fa cu lty sponsor
of the W re s tlin g 1 Club, announced
T uesday th a t the 1951 club would
he organized W ednesday at 5 p.m.
in G reg o ry Gym 27.
The W restlin g Club is a part of
The U n iv e rs ity of Texa<= Sports
Association for Men and does not
enter in Southw est Conference
com petition. “ We hope we can get
the sport into conference com pe­
tition w ithin tho next few years,
Crenshaw stated.
A defin ite schedule ria* not been
arranged for thi= year, but the
first m eot w ill bo with tho Aggie
in G reg o ry Gym . The. date will
he set later.
L a s t year there v ere about 50
members in the club. R eturning
starters from the 1950 season are
Ja c k T u rn e r, who wa* injured the

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Wednesday, October 24, 1951 THE DAILY TEXAN Page 3

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The big international publicity stunt
known as United Nations Week reaches a
c l i m a x today with the observance of UN
Day. This, the sixth anniversary of the
founding of the Great Debating Society,
is being celebrated from New York to
New Delhi and from Hong Kong to
Hamburg.
This campus is included in the hulla­
balloo, quite naturally, since that is “ pro­
per procedure" for educational institu­
tions. As critics of the f anf are point out,
mayors and other officials cannot well
afford to refuse to proclaim an official
UN Day in their respective domains.
On the other hand, there is plenty of
opposition to the widespread celebrating.
Even within many supposedly “co-oper­
ating" organizations— Democratic Party,
Republican Party, Brotherhood of Rail­
way Trainmen, U.S. Chamber of Com­
merce, among others— reports leak out
telling of dissatisfaction with the master
promotion plan.
One eminent DAR member, Mrs.
Madelon I>eetch, spoke for her group in
labeling it a "drive for world govern­
ment, to enable foreign countries to
write our laws, commandeer our defense,
tax or confiscate our resources, and try
our citizens before alien courts." While
those sentiments may be exceedingly
strong, they ar f essentially shared bv the
“ UN,so w ha t? ” portion of the population

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Tha t skeptical segment collectively
wonders whether the UN, snarled in the
intricacies of veto powers and red tape,
is capable of accomplishing anything
other than scattered welfare programs.
Six years. Approximately four dozen
vetoes by Russia alone. The future of
world peace among the major powers is,
at best, touchy. Small nations like Iran
do as they please. And so on.
It is one thing to band together for
world betterment when member nations
conscientiously act toward that better­
ment; it is another to have member na­
tions eternally disrupt the organization's
purposes through bickering and ulterior
motives.

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As the deadline for applying for the
new series of Selective Service college
qualification tests approaches, eligible
students are being reminded on all sides
to sign up.
Brigadier General Paul L. W akefield,
state director of Selective Service, said
that students whose academic year ends
at mid-term are urged to apply for the
December 13 test. If they do so, they will
have scores in their files when the local
boards consider their cases early in
1952.
The state director indicated that those
who do not have test score results in the
hands of their local boards may have “a
very difficult time indeed” in securing
deferments.
Local boards are not bound by test
results or scholastic standings, but they
are known to generally follow such
ratings.
Passing up the opportunity to take
these tests, while not assuring a draft
call, is a needless gamble.

Hrecze

Presidential aide Harry Vaughn, re­
cipient of the famous deep freezer in
1949, told a reporter yesterday in Wash­
ington that he is finding it “ rather ex­
pensive" to keep the freezer “ in running
order."
He didn't, however, mention anything
about giving it back,

House Resolution 6 Is
Ambiguous in Content
By J E R R Y B I S H O P
C o n t r o v e r s y seeno* t o he
a p r i n g i n g a f r e s h o v e r t h e proposed constitutional
an endm e n t l i f t i n g t h e c e i l i n g or.
state welfare expenditures.
The proposed am endm ent,
or.* o f f i v e t o b e v o t e d o n by
T e x a n s N o v e m b e r 13, w o u l d
r a sp t h e s t a t e s a n t e i n t o t h e
w e l f a r e p o t f r o m $ 3 5 million
t 0 j j j (T
, ‘ f n r a *5 s t a n c e
t o t h e" n e e d y a g e d b l i n d , a n d
d e p en d e n t children.
O p p o n e n t s o f H o u s e Jo i n t

are ov er 65 y e a r s of age and
are bona fide citizens of TexT h e y m u s t h a v e l iv e d in
T e x a s fo r five of th e p a s t
nine y e a r s including the ye ar
preced in g application.
-• N e e d y b l i n d p e r s o n s o v e r
t h p a * p o f - 1 * ho a r e b o n a
fid* citizens of Texas, They,
alR° . m u s t h a v e r e s i d e d in
Tpxi M f o r t h p b a s t flVP o u t
o f - n i n e y e ars including the
>par Preceding application.
N e e d y c h i l d r e n u n d e r 16
y e ar s o f ag e a n d wh o a r e citi-

a n d d e p e n d e n t c h i l d r e n is $ 3 5
million.
Should
a
federal
g r a n t be a c c e p t e d , t h e s t a t e
m u st match that g r a n t prov i d e d i t is n o t o v e r $ 3 5 mi l l ion.
The proposed a m en d m en t
rai9es t h e ^ o u n t th a t th e
S t a t e m a y s p e n d b y $7 m i l .
l i o n , t h a t us, t o $ 4 2 m i l l i o n .
T h p r p is n o t h i n * t h a t c h a n g e s
t h e p r e s e n t c o n s t i t u t i o n a l re.-trictions.
T h e a i g u m e n t s e e m s t o lie
around
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a m e n d m e n t is k n o w n , c l a i m
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n r a n
fo r “ alien* and outB i d e r s ” by r e m o v i n g r e s i l i e n c e
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t h e «ta*.e c a n s p e n d o n as«i sl a n c e to t h e n e e d y ag ed , blind,

t e m p o f b o t h H>,K 6 an, i t h p
p r e s e n t law T h is s t a t e s t h a t
'th e L e g i s l a tu r e shall h a v e
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will he six y e a r s old; a n d the a t ­
t i t u d e o f f a c u l t y m e m b e r s in t he
social sc i en c e s at the U n i v e r s i t y
is t h a t o f a n a n x i o u s f a t h e r w a t c h ­
i ng th<’ g r o w t h a n d c h a r a c t e r d e ­
v e l o p m e n t of his child.
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I n i t cd N a t i o n is still j u s t a child,
hu t the men who w er e interviewed
by The I b u h T e x a n s e e m h o pe f u l
t h a t the child will o n e d a y b e c o me
a m a n , f o r c e f u l a n d j us t .
M e m b e r s of t h e f a c u l t y w e r e
a s k e d : Ho y ou thi nk t h a t t h e U n i t ­
ed N a t i o n s has b een s u c ce s s f u l so
f a r in its r ol e of a wor l d p e a c e
agency?
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said t h a t the p r e s e n c e o f the I n i t ­
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bitrator.
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U n i t e d N a t i o n s c hose to o p p o s e
N orth Korean aggression made
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i n t e n t i o n s of t h e world o r g a n i z a ­
tion a r e e v i d e nc e d by the f a c t
t ha t it* m e m b e r s voted with t h e
I nit ed S t a t e s on thi s issue.
Dr. U. E. A y r e s , p r o f e s s o r of
e c o n o mi es , bel i eves t h a t t he U n i t ­
ed N a t i o n s h a s c e r t a i n l y m a de
greater
strides
towards
wo r l d
p e ace t h a n
it
p r o g e n i t o r , t he
L e a gu e o f Na t i ons .
Dr. A y r e s said t hat it is not.
f a i r to t h e U n i t e d N a t i o n s to s a y
t h a t it ha: fal len d ow n by n o t e n ­
t e r i n g a n a n a r b i t r a t o r into t h e
Iranian
and
Egyptian
d is pu t e s
w i t h Br i t ai n. H e sai d, “ I d o n ' t see
how the U n i t e d N a t i o n s c ou l d ent e r t h e s e d i s p u t e s unl e s s t h e c o u n ­
t r i e s i nvol ved wo ul d a g r e e to i t . ”
Dr. B r a n d t o o k a s i mi la r view,
He bel i eves t h a t t he I r a n i a n d i s ­
p u t e is a n i n t e r n a l m a t t e r . B u t b e ­
c a u s e of the i n t e r n a t i o n a l n a t u r e
o a f the S u ez ( a n a l in t h e E g y p ­
t i an d is pu t e , he bel i eves t h a t the
United Nations might claim j u r i s ­
di ct i on t h e r e .
Dr. ( d i a r i e s A. T i m m f eel s t h a t
t he U n i t e d N a t i o n s has s h o w n t h a t
it c a n do a g r e a t deal of good
w h e n t h e m e m b e r s c o - o p er a t e in
g oo d faith.
Bu t he sai d, “ T h e e x p er i e n c e*
rn K o re a a n d iii o t h e r s i t u a t i o n s
i n d i c a t e cl e a r l y t h a t w h e r e a s we
s houl d wo r k t h r o u g h t h e U n i t e d
N a t i o n s a s f a r as possible, we c a n ­
li it y e t e n t r u s t o u r d e s t i ni e s un­
r e s e r v e d l y to t h a t o r g a n i z a t i o n .
T h e U n i t e d N a t i o n s is only a
leagues a n d r a n be e f f e c t i v e only
i n s o f a r as r nembei s t a t e s m a k e it
effective.”
Dr. E mn i e t t o R e d f o r d , pr of es• I o f g o v e r n m e n t , s u m m e d up
m o s t of t he views b y s a yi n g he
bel i eves t h a t t h e U. N. — or some
w o r l d o r g a n i z a t i o n —-is e s s e n t i a l
to h o p e s f o r wo r l d peace.
“ P e r m a n e n t peal e c a n n o t h e
re al iz e d w i t h o u t a w o r l d o r g a n i z a ­
t i on. T h o se wdio hopi f o r peace
will be g r a t i f i e d t h a t t he I NO
ha- been as s u c c e s s f u l as it bas,
a n d will be h o p e f u l t h a t it can be
s t r e n g t h e n e d in t he f u t u r e , ’ Dr.
R a d k e v said.

Fear of Israel Urges
Removal of British
By J IM C O C K R U M
Br i t is h t r o o p s in t h e S u e z C anal
a r e a are caug ht between acute n a­
t i on a l i sm , s t r a t e g i c n ec e s s i t y , an d
r i va l r el i gi ons in t h e i r d e f e n s e o f
a n a n c i e n t t r a d e - r o u t e t o t h e Eas t .
F o r e i g n Mi n i s t e r S a l a h el-Din
last w e e k lai d E g y p t ’* a c t i on
a g a i n s t S u e z t r o o p s t o a d e s i r e to
remove
B r i t is h
troops
from
E g y p t ’s soil a n d a f e a r of Israel,
“ Wh o t al k q u i t e f r e e l y of b u i l d ­
i ng an e m p i r e f r o m t he E u p h r a t e s
t o t he N i l e .”
S a l a h el- Di n m a i n t a i n s t h a t t h e
1936 tr e a t y be tw ee n Bri ta in an d
E g y p t ha s b e e n a b r o g a t e d by B r i t ­
ish t r o o p c o n c e n t r a t i o n s w h i c h he
s a ys e x ce e d t h e 1 0 , 00 0 a g r e e d to
a n d a r e in a r e a s o t h e r t h a n t h o s e
s p e c i f i e d . H e al s o p o i n t s o u t t h a t
t h e UN c o n s i d e r s a t r e a t y s i gne d
d u r i n g o c c u p a t i o n a t r e a t y si gned
u n d e r d u r e s s ( B r i t a i n occ u p i e d
E g y p t in 1 93 6 - - t h e t r e a t y h as
l o n g si nce b e e n c o n t r o v e r s i a l ) .
Mos l em S a l a h el- Di n a c c u se s the
UN of r e f u s i n g t o e n f o r c e its d e ­
c i s i o n s m a d e in r e g a r d t o
Pales­
tine. He ci t es as u n f u l f i l l e d r e s o ­
l u t i o n s ; I) r i g h t of A r a b r e f u g e e s
e i t h e r t o r e t u a n t o t h e i r h o m e s or
r e c e i v e j u s t c o m p e n s a t i o n 3) int e r - n a t i o n a l i z a t i o n of J e r u s a l e m ;
3) partit ion
of
Pa l e s t i n e .
He
m a k e s plai n t h a t
t he Mos l em
l e a g u e d o e s n ’t w a n t I s r a el a r o u n d ,
s a y i n g thai E g yp t will n o t e v e n
c o n s i d e r j o i n i n g a Mi ddl e E a s t e r n
T r e a t y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( s i mi l a r to
N A T O ) unti l Br i t is h t r o o p s a r e
r e m o v e d f r o m S u e z a n d tho UN
e n f o r c e s P a l e s t i n e deci s i ons.
Loss of s t r a t e g i c a l l y v a l u a b l e
Suez (bom bing distan ce to Baku,
1,200 mi le s ; S t a l i n g r a d , 1, 500;
M a g n i t o g o r s k , 2 , 200- i.s t o o d a n ­
g e r o u s f o r G r e a t B ri t a i n t o c o n ­
si der. D o u b t o f E g y p t ' s a b i l it y to
p r o t e c t it Hiiainst a g g r e s s o r s has
been e x p re s s e d .
I n d e x o f t h e i m p o r t a n c e o f the
c a n a l to B r i t a i n can be o b t a i n e d
f r o m t h e fact, t h a t t h e b a n k s a r e
a l m o s t o n e c o n t i n u o u s mi l i t ar y
c a m p . Its loss c ou l d m e a n t he loss
o f t h e whole Mi ddl e East I n t e n s e n a t i o n a l i s m has f l o u r ­
ished a n d g r o w n in t he Mi ddl e
E a s t since the T u r k i s h e m p i r e d e ­
l a y e d a n d c r u m b l e d d u r i n g t he
19th c e n t u r y . F e a r of t h e R u s s i a n
empire and a desire for a trad er o u t e to Indi a ha s put a s o m e ­
t i me s r e l u c t a n t B r i t a i n in t h e p o ­
si ti on of c a r r i e r of t he “ W h i t e
m a n ’s b u r d e n ’’ in t h a t a r e a .
In 1800 t h e Mi ddl e E a s t e r n
Mo s l e m e m p i r e o f tile T u r k s i n ­
cl u de d R o u m a n i a , G r e e c e , S e rb i a ,
B u l g a r i a , a n d A l b a n i a as well as
E gypt a n d e t h e l Mos l em c o u n ­
tr ies. By 1806, E g y p t ha d r e v ol t e d
a n d g o t t e n s o m e s o v e r e i g n t y . In
182*9 m o s t of G r e e c e b r o k e f r e e .
Bulgaria,
Ubania, and
Bos ni a
s o u g h t f r e e d o m also a n d th*- R u s ­
si an b e a r saw a l e g i t i m a t e r e a s o n
f o r h e l p i n g h e r S la v o n ic , C h r i s t i a n
neighbors
.it t he s a m e t i me a c ­
q u i r i n g i s t a n b u l , g a t e w a y t o t he
B l ack Se a . B r i t a i n , wi t h h e r t r a d e
l o u i e t o the
Last th reate ned,
found herself back ing the c o rr u p t
' Turkish e m p i r e a g a i n s t t h e R u s ­
sians.
In 1853 C z a r Nicholas I o f f e r e d
G r e a t Br i t ai n b o t h E g y p t a n d
C r e t e as hoi s h a r e in a p r o p o s e d
p a r t i t i o n o f the T u r k i s h e mp i r e .
B r i t a i n r e f u s e d , allied h e r s e l f with
F r a n c e , a n d e n d ed R us s i an i n f l u ­
en c e t e m p o r a l ily by w i n n i n g the
C r i m e a n war.
Me a nw h il e , P r a n c e ha d t a k e n
t h e lea-! .n Egypt a n d obtained «
co nc e s s i on t o cut t h e S u e z ( anal .
De L c - s e j s f i ni s h e d t he c a n a l a f t ei 10 y e a r s l a b o r in 1869. T h e
st ock f o r t he c a n a l c o m p a n y w e n t

to F r e n c h m e n a n d t he K h e d i v e o f
E g y p t . K h e d i v e Sai d t h e n e m ­
b a r k e d on a s cr i es of b o r r o w i n g s
f r o m t h e F r e n c h . His son I s m a i l
c o n t i n u e d t he cu s t om. I n a fewr
y e a r s Is mai l w a s in d e b t 91, 000, 000 p o u n d s s t e rl i ng . T h e c a n a l
Mock r e p r e s e n t e d his o n l y ass et s.
H i s people w e r e c r u s h e d u n d e r
for ced lalioi, cr ue l t a x a t i o n , a n d
p l u n d e r i n g by a c r o w d o f concess i onai r es .
f inally, in 1875, Ismail sold his
st ock in t he c a na l to B r i t a i n f o r
f o u r mi ll ion p o u nd s st er l i ng . T h e
British,
under
Disraeli,
found
t h em s e l v es o w n i n g c o n t r o l o f a
c a n a l f o u r - f i f t h s of w h o se ti a f fie
was British.
C a m e 1876 a n d I s mai l w a s still
in de bt . So he s u s p e n d e d p a y m e n t
and foreign in te rve nt ion came.
B r i t ai n a n d P r a n c e f o r c e d h i m to
a c c e p t s e r vi c e s o f t w o m i n i s t e r s
of f i n a n c e, as well as a dvi c e on
o t h e r m a t t e r s He a g r e e d , b eg a n
to i n t r i gu e , a n d t h e Brit ish a s k e d
the S u l t a n of T ur ke y t o d e p os e
Ismail a n d put his son on t he
t h r o n e An a n t i f o r e i g n m o v e m e n t
d e v e l o p e d , but by S e p t e m b e r t he
E g y p t i a n r e g i m e n t s w e re d e f e a t ­
ed.
W i t h the g o i n g of Disr aeli an d
t he c o m i n g o f G l a d s t o n e, B r i t a i n
m a de one of h e r fi rst p r o mi s e s to
l e a v e - a* soon as t he y coul d set
i mp a r es po n s i b l e g o v e r n m e n t anti
an e f f i c i e n t E g y p t i a n a r m y . In

1882, r i o t s b r o k e o u t a n d t h *
t h r e a t o f a G erm an in v a sio n o f
F r a n c e d e ve l o p e d , so t h e F ren ch
withdrew.
By 1914 t h e m y t h o f T u r k i s h
r ul e o v e r E g y p t was e n de d . W ith ­
in t h e c o u n t r y a n a t i o n a l i s t m o v e ­
m e n t h a d d e v e l o p e d a n d s p r e a d to
t he p e a s a n t r y . T h e n , in 1914, B rit­
a i n m a d e H u s s e i n K a mi l S u l t a n of
Eg ypt and Eg yp t a Britist p ro t e c ­
t o r a t e . T o p r o t e c t Suez, t h e y se n t
m o r e t r oops .
At t he e n d of Wo r l d W a r I t he
E g y p t i a n s c o n s i d e r e d t h e Alli ed
d o c t r i n e of s e l f - d e t e r m i n a t i o n o f
p e opl e s as app l i ca b l e to t h e m .
So in 1919 w i d e - s p r e a d s t r i k e s
d e v e l o pe d a n d Br i t ai n c o n s i d e r e d
r e l a x i n g g o v e r n m e n t a l c o n t r o l of
fcgypt. O n F e b r u a r y 28, 1922,
E n g l a n d r e c o gn i z e d t h e i n d e p e n d ­
e n ce of E g y p t — p r o v i d i n g t h a t
t r o o p s co u l d b e k e p t in c e r t a i n
a r e a s a n d a f i na n c i a l a d v i s o r
s houl d s t a y on to a d m i n i s t e r t h e
-hill u n p a i d d e b t .

O n A u g u s t 26, 1 9 5 6 , B r i t a i n
m a d e a t r e a t y of al l ia nc e wi t h
E g y p t , m a k i n g t he t r o o p s a g r e e ­
m e n t now in q u e s t io n .
W h en E g y p t j o i n e d t h e L e a g u e
o f N a ti o n ? in 1937 it had a p o p u l a ­
t i o n o f 16 mi ll ion. In 11*15 it wa s
on e of t h e si g n a t o r i es of t h e U n i t ­
ed N a t i o n s c h a r t e r .
T o d a y ’s g r o w i n g E g y p t , i n t e n t
on c o n t r o l l i n g Sue*, ha s a p o p u l a ­
tion o f 1 9 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 6 ,

in n in g s
We

l e a r n with s o me e m b a r r a s s ­
m e n t t h a t T h e U n i v e rs i t y of T e x ­
as a n d s o m e o t h e r w e s t e r n col l eges
n o w h ave r o d e o t e a m s in v a r s i t y
competition. The em b ar ra ss m en t
is in no w a y r el at e d to t he k n o w ­
l e d g e - r a t h e r to o u r b e l a t e d n e s s
in l e a r n i n g a n d t o t he f a c t t h a t
o u r i n f o r m a t i o n hail t o c o m e by
wa) o f t h e c a n y o n s
Manhattan
( t h a n k s to Red S m i t h o f the H e r a l d - T r i h u n e ) i n s t e a d o f a n a s a ge s c e n t e d b r e e z e fr om t hp g r e a t
op e n spaces.
Rodeo t e a m s f o r r a n g e - c o u n t r y
col l eges s t r i k e s us as a wh ol l y a p ­
propriate
i d e a —-as
appropriate
c e r t a i n l y as a r e ski t e a m s f or
n o r t h - c o u n t r y schools. Bot h, a f t e r
all. a r c s i mpl y g l a m o r o u s a d a p t a ­
t i ons of w o r k d a y a c t i vi t ie s c o n ­
n ec te d with the re gi on s’ m aj or
occupations.
U p w oul d o b s e r v e in pa s s i ng,
h ow e ve r , t h a t w h e r e a s q u i t e a few
T e x a s U. b r o n c o b u s t e r s p r o b a b l y
br i n g t h e i r skill in t he s a d dl e fr om
t h e i a u g e to t h e c a m p u s a n d hack
to the r a n g e agai t , w e d o u b t t h a t
m a n y s k i e r s a t D a r t m o u t h , j us t
f o r i n s t a n ce , h a v e l e a r n e d t h e e l e ­
m e n t s o f t h e i r s p o r t r o u n d i n g up
mi lc h cows on New E n g l a n d ’?
s now- cl ad sl opes o r will earrx
t h e i r pr o f i c i e nc y h a c k to t h e f a r m .
But
then
r i d i n g wild
Brahma
s t e e r s has n e v e r b e e n a n o r t h o d o x
r o u t i n e in t h e w e s t e r n m e a t - p r o ­
d u c i n g i n d u s t r j e i t h e r , s f a r a*
we r a n l e a r n .
T h e idea o f aport * r e l a t e d to
na t i ve o c c u p a t i o n ha- a n a u t h e n ­
ti ci t y t h a t g o a d s us t o w a r d proinoti! g its w i d e r a d a p t a t i o n . Wh e n

of

we get d o w n t o det ai l s , h o w e v er ,
p a r t i c u l a r l y f o r the big cit y u n i ­
v er s i t i es , we s t r i k e di f f i c ul ti es .
G y m n a s t i c s f o r C o l u m b i a , f o r in­
s t a n c e , s u g g e ta it sel f as a col­
le g i at e s p o r t closely r e l a t e d t o the
p ra ct i c e of s t r a p - h a n g i n g ess e nt i a l
to all o c c u p a t i o n s bel ow t he r a n k
of Wa l l S t r e e t f i n a n c i e r . A f t e r
t h a t o u r i n v en t i v e i m a g i n a t i v e n e s s
w e a r s a t r i f l e t hi n.
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Campus, Austin League
ACT Gives Satire
O n Amateur Theater Sponsor UN Day Party
H a * * ta g e d r e a rr- *
*• e w h en
her
d e * f r m i r pd r .-'-m d ie h ailed
It w ill run through
is the theme of the “ T o rch ­ Guftda ape
a g r e a te r 't a i
a - ic c e e d in g
Sunday night.
p la y. T h e
amayed w o m an g la d ly
bearers,” Austin C ivie T h e ate r pro­
N evilly n Bobo, I r.i v e r i t y stu­ s e t t le ' dow n t i r < ,s e w if« d u ties,
duction. T h e firs t perform ance
dent. ia the female mad. She por­ to the g re at
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mJ ng w ife w ho, against
her husband's wishes, decides to
become ai actress rn a local amnte u r tn e a te i, I he overiv-ent.husad
woman has as rn .ch a ting a b ility
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nut te e * series of ten perform
a rce s were purchased M onday and
Tuesday at the M usic Bu ild in g
hex office.
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til the first concert Novem ber ti.
T h e y a ir available for non Blan
ket Tax holder# at the Music
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Music Store. The seanson Hike*
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T h e p arty w a! be held in the
T ry o u ts for next w ee k ’s pro­
liv in g ro<>m of C aro t hers I form i- deletion produced ny Tom C ollins
tory. A , fore./- students as w ell w ill a. so be held.
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c o n t in -e
T h e decoration*
w ill i n c l u d e W ednesd ay in Texas I mon 315U N posters, a b irth d a y tak e in 1 6 f r o m 3 t o 5
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noftor of the sixth birthday of the to 9:30 p.m., M a ry ( are Daggett,
U N , and a globe w ith stream ers T ale n t Com m ittee cha o a r , has
ieading to the p m rn howl,
anno meed.
*
The taler.’ e n tertain er* arf a l­
Th ee En g l isomer w ,1! address ways in demand by hospitals, fo r
t e G ra d u a te
C lub
W ednesday efitertainm en* a* I mon dances,
evening rtf 7:45 o’clock in a forum r.ear-by camp shows, a ! snows in
on the subject o f T h u rs d a y ’# ejec­ A u stin , Mi** D oggett *a i.
tion* in firi ta in. T h e y are Dr. R.
4
The A m e r i c a n F i n a n c e A s s o c i a ­
V Samson of Lond on, B ill Sh el­
ton, bu- ne-* m ajor from O xford, tion WU11 meet Th . r*qa
• ght a*,
and A lfre d D ale, ,aw student from 7 o ’clock in W ag g en er Ha.. IO U
♦
New castle.
The forum rn the In te rn a tio n a l
Mr* (Hon <ourtr ev. ins’ 1
Room of the Texas I mon w ill fo l­ of in terio r design in the D ep art­
low vt -f ort, bu-.ness m eeting.
m ent of Homa Fe orom ••», w I
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f!!sc us* proper upholstering metrsI i House C h a irm e n ’* A sso cia­ r
a* t h e (low n t w n Y VV < \
tion w ill ho 1<1 its firs- gene cal T h jrsd a y at IO a rn
meet mg VS e d n t nay at < p.m. in
Mrs. C o u rtn ey w ui herr ons*rate
Texas I mon 315-3lh.
ner methods by upholstering a
Tile purposes arid goals o f the small chair for the group.
ye a r w .II be explained stated Fern
The discussion and dem onstra­
H altom , president, and Jo a n W il­ tion w iil be the next rn the series
of
“ H orne
Im p ro v e m e n t’’ proson, vice-president.
The A -uc,a* ion serves a- a has­
id y between the girls, the
son
Dean i f W o m e n ’s O ffic e , a n d
activities,.
New
house
camp
chairm en wi ii be inti oduccd * at
The Frie ndlie st Place in Town
the meeting.
6208 Dallas FGghway
Phone 53 9012
Dispiac cd Persons Commit
T
tee w i;I m« ct a t o:45 p.m. Wedrie:day at t h e
I n iv e m ty YM< A.
M em bers w ill be 8
rn*
aid ing disp ’ :ed p
and
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gram * heiriff given a t the Y W C A
T he C tm p u i I.e s g u t of Wom en ng M r*. Prar.K P.ud ef, 1-6 8 /6 .
each T hursday.
V o te r* and the Austin League of
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W o m e n Voter* WI
g ive a d e s e r t
Radio Guild member* w ■ meet
par*y VV edr.eaday in rom m eniora* W ed n esd ay night a*, . o clock in
H a v in g a p a r t y ?
t u n of U N da
from 4:30 to 6 Texas U nion TI 5 to select their
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N o v e lt y R u b b v r M a*Jsa
p.m.
nominee for B, j ebon net B e lle .

r; <•*; B e rn a rd Fitzgerald , cornet;
C lifto n
W illia m s, I re lic h horn;
I hi
and C a rl Ijohitz, trorni
win be assisted by Ma
M a ry France*
Adam *,
trombone,
urn!
R obert
Fields, tuba.
'I he U n iv e rs ity W oouw ind Quirt
tet is composed '*f W a ite r ( (He­
man, flu te ; Jo h n M rG rosso, ( san
n et; Joseph Blankenship, oboe;
R u th M o rn s Pig n o tti, ba-*oon ; and
C lifto n W illiam -, Fren ch horn.
O ther compositions to be played
include “ Q u in te t in V. F at Ma,or,
Opus 71” by Beethoven J ’ apriccio ” by Vit.nli F itz g e ra ld ; “ A lle ­
I ho
N ational
A s s o c ia tio n
of
gretto, f ( orn Q uai tet No. ■
» bhave an
Ram sue; and
“ A lle g ro
\ v ic e , U n i v e r s i t y D am es
fro m The Seasons
by Fschaikov- evening bridge p arty W ednesday
at 7 p.m. in the < ampus ( a f( teria
sky Fitzgerald.
Rest vatior s may be made by call-

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N e w member# of ad I IS A
d u b * will be h pored at a banquet
at *> p.m. W ednesday in W om er s
(iy m n . T h ey w ill Fie initiated a fte r
the banquet.
S E N S IB L Y PRK LD Al
r o t AL.
La t new members to be an
nounced are th "Se o f S trik e and
Sp ,i ie, O rc he is, ami B o w and A r ­
Over Texas I heater
7 9439 iirow.
New members of S trik e and
Sp a re bowling ( >ub, ai « < ynth a
A rm sw o rth , I>a N ella Huecek, J "
Anne
Burroug hs, < a lle y
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S h irle y * oibath, M a rily n <oleman,
Kuaie K a n in g to n ,
M a ry t.regg,
B e tty Henne--y, Je a n K e lln e r, ai ii
(•ail M el lonough,
Also W a nagene M organ, Belt
Pells, Ann P e rc e fu ll, Dottle R ic h ­
ter, < lie Robertson, Y vm ne R«»i
lip-, B a rb a ra S a ch e t!, G eraldine
Steu b in g , and llene S w id le r,
Bow' and A rro w , a rc h e ry club,
ha* adm itted Deane < raven, N a n ­
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ianne M orris, P a tty Gideon, <arolyn Tom pkins, ami Ja n e N eill.
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N ew dancer* in Orc bes is are
B e tty Bunch, M arian P h a tr, Be*
el i
Bibi:, Dee A n d n c k *. N ancy
He m er, M arg aret <am phell, Marx
Ann Richardson, Sue K ckh ard t,
Bet S tu d dert, Lui lie R a y , t.a\
Blan ks, M ary H a rk la ro a d , Bena
T a y lo r, and E d w m a ( uiver.
O ffic e r* of Orchesis ar*- Vm a
Lassberg, leader, Pegg\ P 'g r a m ,
assistant leader, M a ry C a rv e l, sec­
ret ai
Denn> McTee, trea irer,
Norm ■ Broid .reporte ,
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