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AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950

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Mrs. E th e l F o r m a n , as- a b o u t a a effective as his m o t o r
s t u d e n t s -h ou ld c o n ta c t
R adio
J a m e s U lm e r , LUB ’50, s p o k e * son in th e C o -O p c o n t r i b u t e ? a a n ,l g r a d u a t e d w ith h ig h e s t h o n - p in e s , she is a s s u r e d of a po sition M otorcyc le Club# W h e n she l e f t d is ta n t to th e d i r e c t o r , a n n o u n c e d w h en a lim o u s in e in f r o n t c a m e
H o u se b e f o r e t h a t d a t e f o r a u d i- on th e econ om ic a n d social p r o b - sm all sum e a c h m o n t h to p ro v id e ors.
in th e U n i v e r s ity of th e E a s t,
p h ilip p in e s, th e c lu b e sco rt- T h u r s d a y .
; to a s u d d e n atop.
H o n in g a p p o i n t m e n t s . S p a n is h au- if m s 0 f B r i t a i n in a n a d d r e s s t o f o r J o s i e ’* e d u c a t i o n .
W it h a y e a r ' s te a c h i n g to h e r w h e r e h e r sister is a p r o f e s s o r in pd b e r to t h e a i r p o r t w ith ?iren>.
“ M e e tin g ro om s, th e b a llro o m s.
B e fo re his h e a p had s to p p e d
d it io n i n g m a t e r i a l w ill be f u r - th e R o t a r y C lu b T u e s d a y n ig h t.
S p e a k in g e x c e l l e n t E n g lis h , J o - c r e d i t, she a p p lie d f o r a s c h o l a r - C o s m o p o l it a n < o ll a g f .
P o licem en, w ho t h o u g h t she w a s ^ i a n d a n y o t h e r p re v i o u s ly r e s e r v e d r e v e r b e r a t i n g , , th e ja l o p y j o c k e y
n is h ed
Mr. U lm e r a t t e n d e d C a m b r i d g e sic e x p la i n e d t h a t E n g li s h is spok- ship to th e U n i v e r s i t y . S h e c h o s e
D u r i n g t h e w a r , a f t e r h e r f a - , c e le b rity , s a l u te d .
ro o m s a r e in clu d ed . N e w r e q u e s t s J h ad his h e a d inside th e lim o usin e.
T h e r e is n e e d f o r b o th a c t o r s U n i v e r s i t y in 1 9 4 8 -4 9 u n d e r t h e en in th e c l a s s r o o m s o f t h e P h ilip- T e x a s b e c a us e it is th e “ s e a t o f t h e r was r e l e a s e d f o r g o o d con-*
Josie
w a n t s t o sp e n d t i me see- f o r sp ace a r e re c e iv e d e v e r y d ay . I “ L e t ’s see y o u r
d r i v e r ’s lian d a n n o u n c e r s . A l r e a d y sched- s p o n s o rs h i p o f R o t a r y I n t e r n a - p in e
schools, b u t in t h e ho m e s o u t h e r n h o s p i t a l i t y ” a n d the cli- d u c t
f r o m th e J a p a n e s e w a r pris- ing th i n g s a- t h e y ac t u a ll y
hap- A f t e r W e d n e s d a y , all r e s e r v a t i o n s c e n s e ,” he d e m a n d e d ,
uled is a d r a m a t i c ser ie? p r o d u c e d tio na l. He is now e m p lo y e d w ith e i t h e r of 58 l a n g u a g e s a r e s p o k e n , m a t e is Hive t h a t in t h e P h i l i p p i ne s , o n e r
c a m p , th e f a m ily j o i n e d pen in A m e r i c a n ho me s . She is w h ich have n o i b e e n p e rs o n a lly
T he d r i v e r y ie ld e d his license*
in c o - o p e r a t i o n w ith th e Z a v a la
th e H o u s to n law firm o f B a k e r, Jo s ie an d h e r f a m il y apea*. th e na- She h a d r e a d t h a t * cho larsh ips g u e r i ll a force?. J o s ie w a n t e d a d w illin g to do b a b y - s itt in g to ful- c o n f i r m e d will be c a n c e l le d ,” Mrs.
w hich b ore the n a m e ‘A llan Shiv*
P-T A
B o tts, A n d r e w s , a n d P a r i s h .
J t i o a a l la n g u a g e .
j w e r s o f f e r e d f o r e i g n stu d e n t* .
i v e n t u r e a n d she g o t it, s e e in g a e - fill this d esire .
j F o r m a n said.
I e r a .”
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4 Semester Hours

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Pac)® 2

Yanks, Phils Cinch
First-place Ties

Austin High Faces
Jefferson Tonight

Purdue Backs Hurt
Team Comes Today

;:v , F i,m „ rd !'<’**
si ngled to c e n t e r. Two m o w *ingle«
N ew Y m V * Yankr* * e nd Philad- s c o r e d t h e s u p e r f l u o u s r u n .
Big J o h n Mize d r o v e in t w o o f
C h e r r y t m ti a g a i n s t T e x a s Tec h Tech o f f ens i ve m a n e u v e r? .
By J A M E S R E C H
eiph a' s PhiHics can f i n i s h the
la?! week end. In T e x a s ’ cfm* tile
P u r d u e will o p e r a t e fr om t h e
Titan Sportt Ed-tnt
r e g u l a r seas on no w o r s e t h a n first- the fi rst five Na n k e e r u n s to help
S t u n g by i n j u r i e s t h a t hav*- s t r a g e t y ba c k- f i r e d because pl ayer ? c o nvent i onal T - f o r m a t i o n us i ng a
pkce
ties m t h e i r re s p e c t i ve t h e B o m b e ’ ® 5-4 lead t h r o u g h
kno< kerf t wo p l a y e r s off S a t u r d a y s who ha d nevct
played def ens e t wo- t eam s y s t e m a g a i n s t Coach
leagues.
t h i e e inning?. P h i l a d e l p h i a ti ed it s t a r t i n g lineup, a f o r t y - m a n P u r d u e were t r a p p e d un s ome r a t h e r s i mpl e Cherry' ® t wo- pl at oon syst em, also
A t t e r Thursday** a ct i on, a n y
up in t h e f o u r t h , b u t T o m m y He n - s q u a d will a r r i v e in A u st i n l at e
l u r i n g t he s t r a i g h t T on offense.
c o m b i n a t i o n o f o n e — v i c t o r f ot
F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n by c h a r t e r plane.
W i t h q u a r t e r b a c k S a m u el s an d
t h e l e adi ng t e a m s o r d e f e a t f o r r i c h ’e p i n c h single in the e i g h t h
h a l f b ac k Maccioli o u t of t he s t a r t ­
Th e B o i l er ma k e r s, who w o u n d u p
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t he second- pl ace n i ne s— will decide
ing- lineup, the sophs will fill t h e
t h e i r wo r k o u t s f o r t h e L o n g h o r n s
•he 1950 Wor l d S e r i es o p p o n e n t s . f o r T i p t o n ' s h ome ! .
g a p — l e a v i ng
t he
B o i l er ma k e r s
T h u r s d a y , will Ire all set to t e s t
T h e D e t r o i t T i g e r s k e p t t h e i r : Coach S t u Hol co mb ’* t w o - t e a m
* T h e v e t e r a n s cf ' ascy St e nge l ,
w th a l ne a v e r a g i n g 200 pounds.
wi t h s h o r t s t o p Phil R i a l t o d el i ver­ m e a g e r hopes alive by s q u e e z i n g s y s t e m in t h e i r op e n i n g g a m e
T h e bi gge s t boy will he left
ing t i c c '.itch hit , < inched an o v e r a r u n in the t w e l f t h i n n i n g g a i n s t Texas.
t a c k l e J o h n Considi ne, we i gh i ng
Ameri can L e a g u e ti e by d e f e a t ­ i n n i n g t o e dge St. Louis, 4-3, a t
in a t 213.
A
long,
rough
scrimmage
i n g P h i la d e l p h i a ’? A t h le t i c s . 8-0, in D e t r o i t . A a r o n R o b i n s o n ’s la«t-of- W e d n e s d a y cost t he Bo i l er ma k e r *
bi nee Loach Hol comb p l a n s to
t h e - ni n t h, pinch home r u n tied t h e the services of l e f t h a l f ba c k Mike
c h a n g e q u a r t er back® a n d fullback®
t e n innings.
Maccioli, a fl eet-footed b r e a k w a y
r u n by ' !:t 5 > Joe g a m e , -1-3.
w hen the t e a m goe® on defens e, t he *
A hon
r
u n n e r . Maccioli i n j u r e d his knee.
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def ens i ve line will a v e r a g e t h e ;
iff
In t h e onl y O’ her A m e r i c a n
T h e o t h e r se r i ous c a s u a l t y in t h e
s a m e 200 pounds.
ou t in the n i n t h sent the g a me into I e a g u e
g a me ,
the
t hi rd - p l ac e
T h e s t a r t i n g backfi eld will a v e r - '
e x t r a i nni ngs ti ed a t 6-6. Ho we v e r , Bo s t o n Red Sox n i p p e d W a s h i n g ­ P u r d u e c a mp is s op h o me r e q u a r t e r ­
back Dale S a mu e l s , w h o is o u t
age 173-pound® with t h e t e a m ’s
* f t e - Albe R e y n o l d s w en t out to ton, 4-",
w i t h a n i n j u r e d s houl de r . S a m u e l s
h . ggest
s co r i n g
t h r e a t —John
„ art
the
tenth,
Cliff
Ma pe s
T h e P h i l l i e s me a n w h i l e , b a c k e d had pulled t h e a d in a n i p - a n d - t u e k
K c r e a t e s —< a Trying t he m o s t w e ig h t
Rizzuto
doubl ed and
i n t o a N a t i o n a l L e a g u e ti e by v i r ­ bat t l e with t wo o t h e r s op h o m o r e s
— 194 pounds.
t ue of Bro o kl y n * slight d o u b l e ­ f or t he s t a r t i n g s i gna l cal l i ng p o s t
C o - c a p t a i n Ker est e- . a f i x t u r e
h e a d e r w i t h Boston,
when s t r u c k by i n j u r i e s.
Intramurai Schedule
at t he ful l back slot, led the t e a m
Coch Holcomb h a s mo r e o r less
in g r o u n d g a i n e d f r o m r u s h i n g
F o r t he second s t r a i g h t d a ; .. the
FRIDA V
a bondone d t h e p l a t oon s y s t e m i n
last y e a r , a v e r a g i n g 4.3 y a r d s a
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6:45 o'clock
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f r o m t h e f a l t e r i n g Ph i l ad e l p h i a p r e p a r i n g t o ba t t l e t h e L on g h o r n s .
Umrjt* v». Phi Ccm mn Den*.
He h a s been c o n c e n t r a t i n g on a n e f ­
A rh*
i ng with e i g h t t ou c h d o wn s , while
7:45 o’clock
nine.
fort to develop a p a i r of double
f i n i s h i n g f o u r t h in y a r d a g e gai ned
Sal
Magl
ie
boost
ed
his
seas
on
^ T r , f " T " . r . r v t Pp. r . i
d u t y t e a m s t h a t c an h a n d l e bot h
in t h e Ri g Ten. 5- If T e x a s st ops
C :**« B F r a t e r n i t y
r e c o r d to 18-4 by pit bing a five- o f f en s e a n d defense.
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2 *
5 o ’clock
P u r d u e , t h e y ’ll h ave to h a l t F o r e s ­
v».
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Keep*
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hit. 3-1, v i c t or y in t h e o p e n e r ,
Pl
It w a s t h i s s a m e t y p e of twoter.
vs. Alpha Epsilon
BREWSTER
while S he l d o n Jonc® a l l owe d only t e a m s y s t e m t h a t Coach B l a i r
F l a n k i n g Ko rest es in t he hai f Pi v*. Dc I* T* f lf.; ’8,
s e v e n h it s in w i n n in g t h e se c ond
ROIA Tnt
t hack spot s will he seni or .Veil
6 : 4 5 o ’clock
g a m e by t h e s ame J-1 c o u n t . B o b ­
T ri v*. The'»
Schftiidt a n d *oph Phi l i p Klazek.
Phi h*p
7 : 4 5 o ’clock
by T h o m s o n wa s p r a c t i c a l l y all t h e
S ch mi dt , at
l i g h t half,
has
Ko.pp* s u m* v* Tem* Phi
G i a n t o f f e n s e as he hit t w o home
shown f a s t i m p r o v e m e n t in p r act i ce
r u n s in e a c h game.
recent l y. Klazek, at lef t half , r e ­
r a t h e r t h a n b e , N V E S J ’ci A T 1T
B ' i A C O N G R E S S I O N A L C O M M IT .
pl aci ng t h e i n j u r e d Maccioli, is a
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T E E OLD S E V I L L E IS C U T T I N G
d a s h - t y pe r u n n e r , h a v i n g run the
O U T R ED P E P P E R S . . . SO CO ME
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the s e v e n t h i nn n g to top
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and
FILL CP NOW.
OLD
h u n dr e d in IO fl at,
B o s t o n , 6 - 5 „ in t h e f i r s t g a m e at
S E V I L L E HAS S T A R T E D S E R V I N G
W Uh S a m u e l s due only f o r
J U M B O B U R G E R S A LO N G W I T H
B r o o k l y n , b u t t h e B r a v e s s cor ed
DE Ll C lOL S M EX IC AN TOOD.
li
mi
ted ser vi ce at t h e m a n - u n d e r
f i ve t i m e s in t h e l ast t h r e e i n n i n g
C O M E IN* A N D B E SEA I L IZ E D
BY BRUCE ROCHE
position, a n o t h e r soph. J o h n Mat eOLD SEV ILLE
1«01 Gu«.d*lupe
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to w i n t h e n i g h t c a p , 8-4.
j a, will t a k e o v e r the P u r d u e p a s s ­
Tw
w oo 6-6 t i es
Whoa!
T
Th e St. Louis L h a r d i n a l s h a m ­
ing a n d o ff en s i v e dut i es, A f o r ­
The
fleeting
fullbacks
a nd penetration?,
m e r e d Ke n R a f f e n s b e r g e r f o r nine
C R O SLEY SPECIALIST
e l o n g a t e d e n d s w ho m a d e W edn<?sDon Rochel l e led his Phi Del t a m e r Al l - I ndi a na schoolboy selec­
hit s in 2 U inning® T h u r s d a y n i g h t
Factory Trained Mechanic
bo
C i n c i n n a t i d a y i n t r a m u r a l f o o t ba l l play a T h e t a * p a s t L a m b d a Chi A l p h a * ti on, M a t e i a will pr o b a b l y divide
a
n d w e n t on to
All l a bo r a n d m a te r i a l
a‘
-f o r ' Pa r ®de of score® t o o k t h a t s i mpl e t w e n t y - , a
hie
three
t i mes , dut i es w i t h a n i t h e r soph,— Tom
7-0, b e h i n d the s i x- h i t p e r f o r ­
guaranteed
C h u c k c o m m a n d f r o m the d e f e n s e T h u r s - while t he L a m b d a Chi s tc co u l d pcn- Mc N a m e e a t r a n s f e r f r o m Mi nnem a n c e o f H o w a r d Poll et.
e n a t e the Phi Dell' s t w e n t y only so*a who is built like a tackle.
day night,
HYDE G A R A G E
P a r i n g g o t t wo d o u b l e s t h a t we r e
Purdue ®
veteran
defen*ivp
w ho t wice in t h e Class B g a m e . And
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good f o r f o u r R e d b i r d run*.
Pi q u a r t e r b a c k . Dick Schnaibl e, m a r
m a d e t h e f i r s t two night.® o f play Phi Del t a T h e t a . <iged pa
see some acti on with Samuel® out.
*. I.
a s c o r e k e e p e r ® n i g h t m a r e we r e K a p p a A l p h a un ; >
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J a c k K l a t t i* one o f the.-e.
Phi! P i t i e r did y o e m a n o f f e n ­ i®* who !ove® n ot h i ng b e t t e r t h a n
K l a t t b r o u g h t to nine t h e n u m ­ sive a n d d ef e n s i v e work as his a b r u i s i n g tackle.
The f i r s t t e a m doubl e- dut v BoilTau
Omega'* blanked
b e r o f t o u c h d o w n s passes he has A l p h a
t h r o w n thi s y e a ’ as he tos sed t wo T h e t a Xi , I 5- 0. i n 1 b u - B ba
s c o r i n g a e r i a l s in De l t a I «u Del- In a n o t h e r Cia?? R tilt. Billy B r e w s t e r a n d Leo S u g a r at ends
t a ’* I GO t r i u m p h o ve i S i g m a Nn, Bat es a n d F l a n k F.dmiston g ui d e d Borh boys a r e j u n i o r l e t t e r me n and
Honor W h e r e Honor U Due
^r e r u g ge d def ens i ve pl ayer s.
T h e g a m e was Cl ass A c o m p e t i ­ S i g m a Chi Ov e r C h i P h i , ITM).
C o - c a pt a i n J o h n
Beletic
an d
In Cia®® A ga me ? . S i a m * A l p h a
tion.
ch n Conaidi nc will m a n the s t a r t ­
low
cd Delta Upsil on,
And
Paul
Langford,
wh o E p t i lo n
at d
Lambda
Chi
A l p h a ing tackl e position*. Beletic is a
g u i d e d B e t a T h e t a Pi t o v i c t o r y 1 3 - 6 ,
T ,
,
y
i
h T u e s d a y , t o s se d t h e m i n t o the s n e a k e d p ^- ' P h i S i g m a K a p p a , f a s t - m o vi n g 197-pound senior. A
Eu ge n e Greet
threw' t he s h a r p t a c kl er , he seems to have an
iq h T iftq M u s t a n q
victory
column
again.
T h r e e 7-6.
t o u c h d o w n passes he the w as the t o u c h d o w n pas- f o r D e l t a K a p p a a bi l i t y to sense a p p o ne nt ' s pl a ys
1950's A L L -A M E R IC A N IN A C T IO N
B e t a s d o w n e d Chi P h i , 19-” , in E p s i l o n t h a t d o w n e d S i g m a N u , a nd c r a s h t h r o u g h t he blockers
to halt t he ball c a r r i e r befor e t h e y
6-6, in a Cl ass J3 g a m e .
a
Cl ass A g a me .
A N R .K .O , S P O R T S C O P E
can g e t s t a r t e d .
Considi ne, a f t e r mi ss i ng the 1949
s eas on w i t h a leg i n j u ry , is back
for a f i ne y ear . S p r i n g drills an d
FOOTBALL TIME!!
t ece nt pr a c t i c e session® indi cate
he is in t h e s a me t op f o r m t h a t won
UNDER THE A R C H AT
hi m a s ophomor e l et t er in 1948.

Klatt Passes Pelts
O ver Sigma Nu

A u s t i n H i g h ' s M a r o o n s a r e in
for another tough test F riday
n i g h t w h e n t he d a n g e r o u s Thor n- !
a® J e f f e r s o n
Mustang*
i nva de
H o u s e P a r k at 8 o ’clock.
S e e k i n g t he i r f i r s t v i c t o r y o v e r
C o a c h J o h n n y K i t c h e n ’s t e a m si nce
193 1 at Housf *’a r k , t he 1949
' City C o n f e r e n c e c h a m p i o n s will
d e p e n d ma i nl y o n Billy Q u i n n ’s
p o w e r f u l r u n n i n g an d P a t T o l a r ’?
q u a r t e r b a c k i n g in this m e e t i n g .

a t h l e t i c d i r e c t o r , said T h u r s d a y .
d u c a t s can he p u r c h as e d a t
t h e A us t i n Hi gh Gy m, o r a t t h*
Stat F r i d a y night .
O t h e r t op AA g a m e s include
Lubbock at S w eetw ater; Sherman

I The

a t H i g hl a n d P a r k ; a n d T e mp l e a t
B a i town.

A u s t i n will t h r o w u p a h ef t )
l i ne, whi ch a v e r a g e s a r o u n d 190
p o u n d s, a l o n g w i t h a s pe e dy s i n ­
gl e - wi ng bac k f i el d a g a i n s t the
once-beaten
T-formation
tram.
D e l a n o W o m a c k a n d R o d n e y \ \ iiS K IB IN S K I
l i ams a r e chief o p e r a t o r s in t h e
M a r o o n b a kfi eld whi ch decndoned
W a c o a n d A r l i n gt o n H e i g ht s in
t h e i r f i r s t two out i ng s .
T wi c e spice 1934 t h e San Ant o n i o t e a m has w on in A u s t i n — by
2 1- 19 in 1936 a n d 10-7 in 1946
— b u t b ot h g a m e s w e r e pl ayed in
A f t e r t h r e e w e e k - e x p e r i m e n t ­ Me mo r i a l S t a d i u m , L a s t y ear , A u s ­
in g with t he t w o - t e a m s y s t e m, t h e t i n up: et the City C o n f e r e n c f
T e x a s L o n g h o r n s will swi ng into c ha mp s . 27-6, in S a n A nt oni o.
t h e t w o -p l a t o o n p a t t e r n in S a t ­
A r o u n d 300 r e s e r v e d seat? on
u r d a y ’® clash w i t h P u r d u e , Coa c h t h e west side will be on sale F r i ­
B la i r C h e r r y sai d T h u r s d a y .
da y, T on y B e r g e r , A u s t i n High
“ W e ’ve used p l a t o o n s only once
h e r e at T e xa s , last y e a r agai ns t
Austin
A A M, a n d we w e r e highl y pleased
Welding &
w i t h t he result®,” Lo a c h C h e r r y
added.
Hi? e x p l a i ne d
that
th<
Radiator
coaching s t a ff took the o p po rt u ni ­
Works
t y a g a i n s t T ec h last week to
600 W 6th Si.
s t u d y t h e p er s on n e l f r o m a n o f ­
Tel. 6-3733
f e n s i v e a n d d e f e n s i v e angle
Thursday
afternoon,
Lna< h
C h e r r y s e n t his L o n g h o r n s t h r o u gh
a l ong, but n o n - s t r e n u o u s w o rk o u t
in pol i shi ng f i n a l p r e p a r a t i o n s f or
the
Boil ermaker®, D e f e n s e
re­
ceived t h e mos t e mp ha s i s , wi t h the
L o n g h o r n l i ne b ac k er s an d h a l f ­
back® s ho w i n g u p well in a p a ss ­
ing drill a g a i n s t t h e T - a tt a c k .
B \ r o n T o w n s e n d a n d Gib D a w ­
son r e j o i n e d t he fi rst of f en s i v e
P . o u ^ T h u r s d a y at f u l lb a c k an d
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t a b i e - t e n n i s hall. T o u r n a m e n t - in
all t h r e e sport® h ave b e g u n w i t h a p ­
p r o x i m a t e l y 1300 gill* p a r t i c i p a t ­
ing.
P r e l i m i n a r i e s b e g a n in t e n n i s
si ngles and tabl e - t e n n i s W e d ­
n e s d a y , a n d will c o n t i n u e t h r o u g h
T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 5. T a b l e - t e n n s
e n t r i e s n u m b e r 574, while 243 a r e
e n t e r i n g c o m p e t i t i o n in t h e t e n n «
single*.
T h e e n t e r y d e ad l i n e f o r thes e
t wo aport.® ha* b ee n mo v e d t o n e x t
Mo n d a y , so t h a t C h u r c h g r o u p s ,
who ma y h a v e been l at e o r g a n i z i n g ,
can still p a r t i c i p a t e . R e g a r d l e s s o f
the d a t e o f e n t e r i n g the p r e l i m i n ­
a r i e s , the t o u r n m e n t s beg i n O c t ­
o b e r 5 f o r all team®.
T h r e e tenn,® ®ingle® w i n n e r s
f r o m last y e a r a r e back t o o f f e r
s t i f f c o mp e t i t i o n . T h e y in cl u d e
Ma r y M. H a m m e r , K a p p a Ka p p a
G a m m a ; J u n e Knox, , W e s t m i n i s t e r
S t u d e n t F e l l o ws h i p ; a n d A g n e s
A m e l u n g , G a m m a Phi Ret*. A n n
B a t j e r , D e l t a G a m m a , did not r e ­
t u r n.

T a b l e - t e n n i - w i n n e r s l a s t fall
we r e S u s a n H a m i l t o n , Z e t a T a u
A l p h a ; J o a n n e Ol i va r n, G a m m a
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A s Rhee Issues Ultimatum

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W A S H I N G T O N , S e p t . 28.— CT) Vinson added.
— The A r m y m a d e known to d ay
The a r m y ’s 2,5 00 d e n tists sub___
t h a t it will v, a n t to d r a f t a t le a s t
j e c t to d r a ft a re more < than T A K E
H IL H A N K E R !
3 3 0 ,0 0 0 men to b rin g i t s f o r c e s up enough to su pply the 1,400 it will
T O K Y O , Sept. 29— ( ^ — G e n ­ I a rt ific ia l b o u n d a ry o f N orth K o r e a his decision in turn is e x p e c te d to I nihilation.
to desired stre n g th .
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eral M a c A rth u r flew F r i d a y to
D r a f t q u o t a s th u s f a r have been
N orth K o r e a n a r m y has been d e - 1
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ngque issued e a r ly F r i d a y said the i ssu e d only through N o v em b e r and
w a r- sc a rre d Seoul fo r a triu m p h a l
m an Rhee, re t u rn in g to S eo u l, stro y ed .
la st o f the R e d s in Seo u l w ith ­ c o v er 1 7 0 ,0 0 0 men.
The a d d i ­
e n t ry into that lib e rated cap ital
L a t e s t c o m m u n iq u es
reported
I called upon the C o m m u n ists to
tional 1 6 0 ,0 0 0 would b e in q u o t a s
drew
tow
ard
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ijo
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g
b
u
,
a
highw
ay
while his United N a tio n s f o r c e s su rre n d e r or die,
the S ou th K o r e a n s w ere m e e tin g J
hub twelve miles north o f S e o u l f o r la te r months.
chased the r e t r e a t in g K o re a n R e d s
“ The C o m m u n is ts can lo lon ger ; little opposition in their n o rth w a r d ;
On C a p ito l Hill, C h a ir m a n V in ­
and eighteen mile? so uth o f the
tow ard the 38th parallel.
•
Steaks
•
S a la d s
; d o u b t the f a c t th a t t h e r e ’s only ! dash.
son (D - G a .) o f the H o u se A rm ed
38th
p
a
r
allel—
dividin
g
line
which
A S o u th K o re a n g e n e ra l p r e ­
N o w h e re in S o u th K o r e a F r i d a y j
; S e r v ic e s C o m m itte e re p o r te d th a t
one q u e stio n to be a n s w e r e d ,”
the North K o r e a n s crossed in
•
Sea Food
^
dicted his ti oops would re ach t h a t
said Rhee in an a d d r e s s p re p a re d were the R e d s re p o r te d a t t e m p t ­ S e o u l and moved onto high g r o u n d the A r m y in the n e x t s i x m onths
ing
an
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r
g
a
n
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d
sta
n
d
.
I will d r a f t 1,400 d e n t i s t s and 2,500
f o r the ce le b ra tio n o f the 500Open l l a.rn.-9 p.m.— Closed M o n d a y
,
T h eir l a s t re sist a n c e inside the north and northw est.
j d o ctors, and call up 7 0 0 doctors
year-old c a p i t a l ’s liberatio n.
In so u th e a ste r n Seo ul, held by in the R e se rve .
war-torn old cap ital o f S e o u l w a s
“ T R at is how many w a n t to
‘ ended. T h eir a r m y w a s sm a sh e d the U. S. S e v e n th I n f a n t r y D i­
V inson m ad e the fig u re s public
die and how m an y w a n t to s u r ­
: and in im m inent d a n g e r o f an- j vision, Red r e sist a n c e a l s o c e a s e d . a f t e r a closed se ssio n o f the c o m ­
re n d e r .”
2 4 2 5 E x p o s it io n
m ittee a t which A rm y officials
S n ip e rs
still
fir ed
through
a p p e a r e d , he a d e d by Maj. Gen.
S e o u l ’s s t r e e t s and f i r e s still
C lovis B y e r s , D e p u ty C hief o f
V a c u u m e d i ns i de — S i d e w a l l s
sm o u ld ere d as M a c A rth u r and
S ta ff.
Steam Cleaned W H IT E
R h ee h eaded f o r the cap ital.
B y e r s la t e r told r e p o r t e rs it
Brig. Gen. K o n g Nam B o n g , o p ­
W e lc o m e S tu d e n ts & E x ’s
j w a s believed the 3 3 0 ,0 0 0 could
era tio n s o f f i c e r f o r the R e p u b lic ’s
$ 1 . 0 0 Mon. , T u e s . , We d. ,
be se cu red fr o m the a g e g r o u p s
fo r c e s , pred icted his tro o p s would
I now s u b je c t to the d r a f t , those
Thurs. $1.25 Fri. and Sat.
re ach the 38th p arallel within
a g e d 19 thro ugh 25.
GRIME TO SHINE
Th# method it thorough . . . scientific . . .
24
hours. The E ig h th A r m y ’s c o m ­
Vinson called his g ro u p to­
221 S o u th L a m a r
P h. 2 -5 3 9 0
quick. No m atter what you here hoard or triad.
3. K o re a n people to be co n sulted g e th e r to co n sid er re m o v in g what
N E W Y O R K , Sep t, 28 — (T*)— A
m u niqu e said two divisions o f
KoaMer will grow hair or it costs you nothing.
i So u th K o re a n tro o p s w ere within six-poin t U nited S t a t e s p r o g r a m by the co m m ission should be c h o s­ he called “ i n e q u a lit ie s’’ from the
W ritten g uaran tee! Take treatm ents in our of­
45 miles o f the parallel.
fice or do it at home yourself . . . takes only
f o r c r e a t in g a f r e e a n d U nited en in fre e electio ns by se cre t bal- d r a f t law, and to s tu d y the
a few minutes.
C ircles close to M a c A rth u r e x ­ K o r e a u n d e r the g u id a n c e o f the 1 lot on the b a sis o f u n iversal s u f ­ A r m y ’s m a n p o w e r p ro b lem s in
g e n e ra l.
p ressed b elie f his trip to S e o u l whole U nited N a tio n s w a s o u t ­ fr a g e .
FREE C O N S U L T A T I O N
B E N D I X AUTOMATIC
T h e c h a irm a n in a p rep a red
w as more fo r m ilitary p u rp o ses lined by A m eric an so u rc e s at the
W e thoroughly eiam tne your hair and tell
4. S t r o n g em p h asis on a proyou the truth abo ut it. No obligation . .
st a t e m e n t, e x p re ss e d c o n c e r n
than f o r a n y political discussion s. U N T h u r sd a y .
! g r a m o f re h abilitation and reconno ch arge! Treatments as low a s $3.50.
a b o u t d r a f t r e g u l a t i o n s which he
U. S. and Sou th K o r e a n t ro o p s
The A m e r ic a n p r o g r a m , which 1 struction.
Homa treatm ents even less. R eference*
said perm it m a rr ie d men without
were p ressin g t o w a r d the 38th d o v eta ils closely with a p ro p o sa l
. . . our patients. C om e in or phc* <»
;
5. S e ttle m e n t o f the K o re a n m ilita ry service to s t a y home
FOR TRE SESI IN LAUNDRY SERVICE
j p e ra lle l in the north. T h o u sa n d s
IO to 6
b e in g c irc u la te d by the British, ; problem m u st not be d o m in a ted
while m a rr ie d v e t e r a n s a r e called
211 EAST 1 9 " STREET
I of K o re a n Red tro o p s a r e t ra p p e d follow s in b r i e f :
S at. lo g
I by any on e nation but m u st be to a ctiv e d u ty b e c a u s e they a re
P R O N E . . . 7- 0T94
I in the south.
1. K o r e a sh ou ld be f r e e and ' accom plished by the U nited Na- N a tio n a l G u a rd s m e n o r reserves.
T h ese circles believe the d e c i ­
CAR E
! tio ns in co-operation w ith the Kounited.
V inson disclose d t h a t the A rm y
sion r e g a r d i n g a cr o ss in g into
32S L ittlefield Bldg..
i
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a
n
people.
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ts
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rs
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2. The method o f u n ific a tio n
Austin. Te«as
«
; • N o rth K o r e a m a y depend in l a r g e can b est be d e term in ed by a st ro n g
6. It m u s t be m a d e ce rta in t h a t six m o n th s than it has in its pool
p a r t on Mac A r t h u r ’s r e c o m m e n d a ­
o f eligible m edical men s u b j e c t ,
tions to the U n ited N ations. A nd U nited N a t io n s com m ission in K o ­ ‘ the fre e and in d e p e n d e n t K o r e a
re a with b etw een seven a n d f o u r ­ will pose no t h r e a t to its neigh- to the S ele ctiv e S e r v ic e Law.
T h e pool t o ta ls s o m e 3,00 0,
; bors
teen m em bers.
A rm y officials said.
T h e A rm y
m a y have to tu r n to th e pool of
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drove o u t 120 R e d s fro m the C o m ­
m u n ist P a r t y ’s R u h r h e a d q u a r t e r s
T h u r s d a y a f t e r b ein g p elted with
a sh t r a y s and b ee r g l a s s e s in the
b a se m e n t dining room.
Th e police u sed f o rc e to c le a r
the new fiv e-sto ry bu ildin g in
D u e s s e l d o r f in the f a c e o f C o m ­
m u n ist d e f ia n c e o f a British o r d e r
r e q u isitio n in g it f o r tro o p re in ­
f o r c e m e n t s a rriv in g so on f r o m
E n g la n d .
T h irty p olicem en with r u b b e r
tru n c h e o n s b ro k e into th e b u ild­
ing a t 1 2 :1 5 p.m., f i f t e e n m in u te s
a f t e r e x p ir a t io n o f the B ritish
48-hour de adlin e f o r ev a cu a tio n .
In the b a s e m e n t they ra n into a
hail o f ta b le w a r e f r o m a n g r y
C o m m u n ists. S e v e r a l police a n d
C o m m u n is ts w ere h u rt in the
b raw l, b u t none seriou sly.
A

d a y she m a y r e t u r n to Hollywood
f o r a pictu re in a f e w month-.
Jo h n H yde o f the William M or­
ris a g e n c y de cla re d that “ T h in g s
have been s t r a i g h t e n e d ou t f o r
R i t a to m a k e a p ic t u re .” H y d e
said her h u sb a n d , Aly K han, p ro b ­
a b l y will come with the a c t re ss .
Miss H a y w o r t h ’s studio, C o lu m ­
bia, said it had no know ledge o f
her return. She is still under ?u?pension f o r f a il i n g to re p o r t f o r
work.
it

will h e l p dire ct
t r a f f i c a ro u n d B a y l o r 's new s t a ­
dium S a t u r d a y n ight when the
B a y l o r B e a r s m e e t the U n iv e rsity
•of H ou ston on the gridiron.
C onn elly A ir F o r c e B a s e n e a r
W aco is f u r n ish in g the helicopter
com plete with pilot. A T e x a s h ig h ­
w a y p atro lm a n will be a b o a rd .
They'll h over o v e r the a r e a a n d
dire c t o f f i c e r s on the g ro u n d to
Socialist lead er K u rt S c h u m a ­
s p o t s w here j a m s a p p e a r to be
c h e r a s s e r t e d T h u r sd a y th a t the developing.
C o m m u n is ts plan rio t o u s dem on *
J st r a t i o n s S u n d a y in at l e a s t e ig h t
I citie s o f
W est G e r m a n ’s R u h r
i valley. He w a rn e d police th ere
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helicopter

ROOMMATEW ANTED
t o . h a r e t m an n o t t o l e a v p a n Y w e a k * P o t s w h i c h
room.
2bl ock * fr om u n iv e r s it y . M r * , the R eds could exploit.
Howa rd Pain e. 24 02 Seton, W i l l .
-a
U N I V E R S ITV M E N !
Meal.* fa roily s t y ! e, Hi m e m ad e rolls
tn11y.
a n d pics ii
S S. HOW ARD P A I N E
.on 2 bloc k * w •af o f ca m p u s .
Phone 8-91 71

under 6. 1 st g rad e .
Ce rtific ated

spanish.,

ACHING
in
teacher, n ea r U ijv or s itv.

Rooms for Rent
B O Y S H A R E la r g e s o u t h e a s t room f o r
two.
Large
c lo s e t s .
Block
from
ca m p u s . Tw in betta, in n e r sp r in g * . Pho ne
7-6469 .

2411 N U E C E S S T R E E T .
Tw o b lo c k *
fr om c a m p u s . R o o m s fo r bo y s. $2 0.00.
Pho ne 6-0643.

M usic

E xp erien ced R E C O R D E D M U SIC and PA s y s t e m s for
* - • >’26.
|
a jj o c c a s a io n * .
E d Ward 8-8418.

Nursery

Furnished Apartments

TH E SAFETY P E N :
I nd ivid ua l c a re
g iven y o u r child by th e hour, d ay ,
3-ROOM A P A R T M E N T with hath, f u r ­
Pick up— De liv ery. Call 2- 42 81
nished o r un!" rnished.
A ls o 2 s in g le month.
r o o m s in U n iv e r s ity neighborhood. Call j o r 6-1687.
2 -2 0 2 2 o r 6-8196.
DOWNTOWN
KINDERGARTEN ,
400
V A C A N C Y F O R O N E OR T W O in b a c h e ­
E a s t 2nd. Phone 2-8663. Day care,
lor a p a r t m e n t .
P ho ne 2- 98 22,
k in d e r g a r t e n , new e quipm en t, cert if icat ed
t e ach e r , experie nced s u p e r v is io n ? r e a s o n ­
O N E B L O C K U n iv e r s it y and Drag, Nice- a b le weekly, m onthly rate s.
Iv fu rn is h e d , s p a c io u s 5 room upper
a p a r tm e n t.
2 b e d ro om s $7 5.0 0 m on th. A B C
NURSERY
s u p e r v i s e d by
Mrs.
Ca ll 8- 72 77.
F rith Ow en s, located at t04 W est
14th S tr e e t. Weekly rates $7.50. H o u r s
7-7.
Spe< tai
Service
d ur in g
footb all
F o r Sale
g a m e s . C a ll 7-8768 o r 8 - 952 2 in e v e n ­
in g s. .
MAPLE
D IN E T TE
SET:
Heyw oodWakefield tab le and four chairs, T a b le L E A V E
YOUR
CHILDREN
at
The
h a s e x t e n s io n e n d *. P e r fe c t condition,
S a f e t y P en durin g the foo tball g a m e .
Ca ll 6-1687 o r 2- 4231.
7-5889.
'3 8 S T U D E B A K E R P R E S I D E N T .
Good
condition and clean. A ba rga in . P hone
6-9468 be tw een 4-6 P.M.

Furnished

House

5 ROOM H O U S E <2 b e d room ), w a lk in g
M AROO N
1941
H ydram atie
Ca dillac
d is t a n ce t o U n iv e r s it y , G a ra g e , c o n ­
con ve rtible.
New
top.
upho ls te ry, venient t o bu s. $80.00. A d u lt * . P hone
paint,
r ad ia t o r,
s id e walla
and
life 2-8 0 72.
______________________
g u a r d s , 1 946 m o t o r, h y d r a m a t ic o v e r ­
hauled. N e e d * nothing. 70 9 West 28 rd.
Roommate W anted
6-9 712.
F O R S A L E 1933 P ly m o u t h with radio.
E x ce ll e n t con dition . Call 7-3846 d ay s
and 8 * 0 6 6 0 n ig hts or drop b y S p e e d w a y
Rariio S er vic e .

M A L E S T U D E N T w a n t * r o o m m a te to
s h a r e air- co nd it io ned room near c a m ­
p u s . P hone 7-3670.

For Rent

IG ID A I R E , 7 ft . New Unit, m ust he
cen to b e a pp reciated. 18 1 6 W. 37 th,
M U S T A N G M O T O R C Y C L E , like new. 60
miles per ho irs, 70 per gal lon. L a r g e
s a d d l e b a y s , pris e d to sell. Rob K r i e g e l,
2-8479.
194 1 B U I C K S e iia n e t t e f o r s a l e : R ad io
a n d heat er, lf you a r e looking for
p e r f o r m a n c e r a t h e r than looks. Pho ne
2 -1 250.

L O S T : B r o w n wallet, S ep t. 2 7 t h between
12 noon and 4 p.m. on campit*. K ee p
m o n e v a n d return wallet. P h on e C a rlton
6-5 1 0 0 .

Leather G o o d s
C O W B O Y B O O TS , h a t *, b e lt s , h ols te rs ,
saddles,
bridie*.
AH le ath er g o o d s
m a d e to order. E v e r y t h i n g
W es tern .
C apitol S a d d l e r y . 1 6 1 4 L a v a c a .

G A R A G E ROOM fo r men. H a lf block
U n i v e r s i t y and D r ag . E v e r y d a y room
s e r v ic e . $ 2 0 .0 0 m on th.
C a ll 8-7 277,
VERY
D E S I R A B L E room in p r i v a t e
home f o r g ir l. 4 bl oc k s fr o m c a m p u s .
Qu ie t for s t u d y . G a r a g e . 300 4 S p e e d ­
wa y. P h on e 2- 5647 or 2 -6 651.
BOY.'?! V a c a n c y in double room with
in n e r sp r in g m a t t r e s s .
Locate d
one
block west of c a m p u s . P h o n e 8 - 2691
a f t e r 5 week d a y s . .

THREE
UPPER
CLASSM EN
d e s ir e
f o u rth p ers on to sh ar e very fine,
m od ern a p a r t m e n t . Call 7 -1 227.

Professional
H A I R C U T S 75c
Good wo rk men. S t a c y a B a r b e r S ho p.
8 B a r b e ra
2602 G u a d alu p e

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M arin es Stay on Duty
After Korea, Gates Says
P E A R L H A R B O R , Sept. 2 8 —
(/P)— Gen. C lifto n B, G a t e s , M a ­
rine
Corps
C o m m a n d a n t,
sa id
T h u r s d a y the M arin e C o r p s p la n s
I
! to keep its r e s e r v e s in u n ifo rm
a f t e r the K o re a n W ar is settled.
The M arin e C o rp s l e a d e r s t o p ­
ped here en ro u te to K ore a .
He told a n ew s c o n f e r e n c e :
“ T h ere is no plan w h a ts o e v e r,
f o r r e le a s i n g re se rv es. I n t e r n a ­
tion c ir c u m s t a n c e s do n o t w a r r a n t
r e le a sin g a n y o n e .”
G e n e ra l G a t e s said th e M arin e
C o rp s hopes to re a ch its a u t h o r ­
ized s tre n g th o f 16 0 ,0 0 0 men by
the end o f 1950.

Typing

T H E S E S , r e p o r t * , dictat io n .
E lectro­
m at ic
ty p e w r it er .
M r*.
Petmecky.
2-7 085.
E L E C T R I C T Y P E W R I T E R . Expert typ ­
in g. T h e s e s , r e p o r t s . P hone 2-6646.

Typewriter Rentals
REN T A L TY PEW R ITER S THAT
PLEASE

P R O F E S S O R g iv in g up h a lf Ta r ry tow n
duplex. Ideal location, I Vs block* bu t
and sh op p in g center. Fin# fo r cou ple or
s m a l l fa m il y. Ava il a ble a b o u t O ctobe r
15th. $75.00 per m on th. 7-6 88 9.

Choose between
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Combination of PowergUde automatic
transmission and 105-n.p. engine op­
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Th re e girl s t u d e n t * at S a m H u s t o n
Coll ege can work a ft er n oon or n ig h t s .
Phone E v e ly n J o h n s o n 2-0 40 8.

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S E T T L E D U n i v # r * i t y girl li v e in horn*. ;
Room, p r iv a * e ba th e x cn an g e i i t t i e g ;
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L e t * m od els o f all m ak e s.
N o d e li v e r e r or pick up c h a r g e s .

Unfurnished Apartm ent

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Friendly, Courteous Service

TY PIN G, T h eses. Them es. Notebook*.
Outline *, etc. P h on e 8-0 774 .

SM Y K A L ’S
215 W e s t 6th
P h on e 8- 8 000

Lost and Found
B E A U TIFU L
blonde
Cocker
s pan iel.
C hild rens pet.
A n s w e r s the n a m e
S ie g li n d e
Very nervous. P le a s e t e le ­
p h o n e 7 -6991 or 6-6 958, J e a n Crad doc k
Northway.

P R I V A T E roo m and bath and s h a r e r e s t
o f *ix -r o o m h o u se with thr ee m ale
s tu d e n t s.
Th ree
blocks
to
campus.
$22.5 0 per m onth. Call 2 - 1 6 0 9 or vis it
604 West 26 th.

T h ree a rc h ite c tu r e s t u d e n t s will
su b m it design p ro b lem s to the
T e x a s S o c ie ty o f A rch itects in
com petition with d e sig n s f r o m
other .schools o f a rc h ite c tu r e the
f i r s t w e ek in N o v e m b e r.
Priz e s will be a w a rd ed a t a
meeting o f T S A in D a lla s where
a ju r y will criticize each entry,
R o b ert J , B u f f i e r , ch airm an o f
the D e p a rtm e n t o f A rc h ite c tu re
and Plan ning, sa id .
T h e first prize is $ 1 5 0 . S econ d
a n d third p riz e s a r e $ 1 0 0 and $50.
T h e a rc h ite c tu r e so ciety will p ay
th e c o n t e s t a n t s ’ ex p e n se s to D a l­
la s where they will be a b le to d e ­
fen d their work.
“ The p u rp o se o f the c o n te s t is
to stim u la te healthy com petition
betw een the a rc h it e c t u r e schools
th ro u g h o u t the s t a t e , ” Mr. B u f f i e r
sa id , “ and to show w h a t the s t u ­
d e n t s in school a r e d o in g .”
Other schools se n d in g c o n t e s­
t a n t s a re A & M , T e x a s Tech, R ic e ,'
and the U n iv e rsity o f Houston.

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R it a H a y w o r th 's a g e n t said t o ­

V A C A N C Y fo r on e hoy. Room and board.
1810 C o n g r e s s .
P hone 8-2 766.

M A L E S T U D E N T with hell boy e x ­
perience to work part. tim e — in c o m e —$ HO.OO to $ 4 0 . 0 " p e r week. Call 6- 11 37 ROOM with twin beds, P r i v a t e ba th.
Ne ar U n iv e r s it y . 2305 L eon S tr e e t.
between 3 and 6 P.M. (M ar r ie d s t u d e n t
Pho ne 8-1 208 .
preferred.)

Coaching
st
W A N T MORI
nu,
400 E a s t
teacher, c h e a p rat

Wanted m en with late m ode l fo u rioor *e d u n » to r ca b ser vic e . Apply
n person . Am eri ca n Ca b Com p an y.
>14 W est 5th.

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UT Needs Outlet
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our G o o d ^I jeicfh lor
A GRAN D F EL LO W who knows the
real m ea ni ng of human kindness has
ione it again.
H. A. Dunn, custodian of the Main
Building. r< ported Thu rsday that s tu ­
dents and Austin citizens responded over­
whelmingly to his request and the Tex­
an s c a m p a i g n f or Pocketbooks to Korea.
He had expected 10,000 of the books
for our f ig ht in g men in Korea. Within
seven days afWr the Texan appeal, he
had received lo,OOO—-and they kept
c o m in g .

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‘‘People have done so much for me.
Mr. Dunn said Thursday.
much
That is because he ha: dor
for people.

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Six months ago, the Texan r a n g a i n ­
ings that while the United States labor
force was growing by 700.000 potential
workers each year, the num ber of job
Openings was shrinking because of
longer life expectancy and short-cuts in
industry.
Today, an that's changed. I hr New
York Times reports that the nation is
now within 5.000.000 of its maximum
potential of 66,200,000 workers, that
there are virtually no reserves of skilled
labor in the country today.
Cause of this turnabout, of course. i«
evident. The n a t i o n s economy again has
been invigorated by the hypodermic of
war.
Economically' speaking, ev erything s
rosv. Or is it?
Is it safe for a nation to depend on
international crisis to keep its economy
rolling? One guess is as good as anoth er
about where American commerce would
be now* were it not fo r the enormous
shoves given it by the demand for w e a ­
pons to rip the world ap a rt and food and
clothing to patch it up again.
Twenty-two per cent of the federal
government's budget for the last fiscal
y r a r went for items that contributed to
th a t nebulous agency, “ The Welfare
State.'1 Seventy-tight p e r cen' of the
budget went for national defense and
world relief projects th at can hest be
classified ss co mposing “ The W a r f a r e
State."
P e r ha ps Congressional anta gon is ts of
“ The Welfare St a te ” feel that it could
be done away with without permanently
crippling o u r economy. But they’ve
placed little emphasi s on t r i m m in g down
the billions th a t supply the “ W a rf a re
State.” P e r h a p s t he *’re a fra id to.
A f t e r all, everyone ha* a job no wa ­
days. E v e ry th in g' - rosy.

A B R O A D E R P O I N T — the point on
which swings the hope of a better world
— can be learned from t h e man, Dunn.
Most people think that basic hu m an
selfishness is a grasping, egocentric, u n ­
kind self-centeredness—a n unyielding
greediness.
This is foolishness. If that is selfish­
ness, it is also misery.
W hat is selfishness? It is to desire to
be happy, in w h at ev er ter m s the indivi­
dual has defined his happiness.
Any intelligent definition of happiness
includes fri en ds who are willing to sac­
rifice t h ei r own immediate interest for
you r welfare,
To be selfish—which is not to be bad.
b u t n a t u r a l — is, in its most refined and
intelligent form, to be generous and out­
going, kind, and considerate of ot her s’
right s to the exten t of self-sacrifice.
W h y ? Because such “ unselfishness”
immediately results i n :
a. Justified inner w a rm th .
b. R e t u r n e d “ unselfishness” by
friend*.
Two unselfish people form a selfish
unit. Tha t is a good kind of selfishness.
If mini sters in thei r sermons and
goody-goodies in then* lectures would
teach t h a t hu m an love breeds h u m an love.
instead of dwelling on the evil of m a n ­
kind.
and if nations would rem e m be r it, too,
it would be a bi t te r world.
Mr. Du nn is no doubt an extremely
ha np y man.
He ha* learned the lesson his kin d­
ness teaches so well.

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The University of Tennessee this week
joined the pa rad e of Southern colleges
and universities which are yielding to
progress and ad m itt in g Negroes into its
g r a d u a t e and professional schools.
At to rne y General Roy Beeler of I ennessee WTote to ( \ E. Brehm, president
of the University of Tennessee: (As re­
ported by the Associated Press.)
“ Since Tennessee has not provided a
law school for Negroes se parate from the
University Law School, and has not p r o ­
vided a dental school, I am definitely of
the opinion that Negro applicants to
these two schools cannot be discrimi­
nated aga ins t solely because of race.
“ I am likewise of the opinion t h a t the
samp rule will apply to g r a d u a te schools,
and in this connection I note t h a t you
have an application from a student who
desires to take a course leading to the
degree of m as te r of science in bio­
chemistry.”

Vyshinsky Changes Roles;
Now Playing Mr. Hyde
By

CHA RLEY TRIMBLE

Afoeiat* Editor
UT
CAM PAIGNERS
ar*
n o t t h * o n l y o r * * w h o w i t ot
fluke*.
In Lakeville, Minn., J o e
MeC arthy,
tho
night-shift
s a c k e r a? t h e C o n s u m effs S o y
Be an will pa id a $5 0 fi li n g
f e e t o e n t e r h i m s e l f in t h e
D em ocrat-Farm er-L abor pri­

m a s for the n o m in a tio n for
sta te railroad a n d w areh o u se
commissioner.
McCarthy,

who

lives

with

w i f e a n d s i x c h i l d r e n in
a two-room t a r - p a p e r cabin
t h a t he b u i l t h i m s e l f , m a d e no
s p e e c h e s , kissed no ba b.e s, a nd
issued no c am p aig n literature.
H e j u s t c o n t i n u e d t o sa c k soy
beans.
h is

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The Daily Texan, ti a r d e n t new sp ap er of The Cr,:varsity of Texas*
is publishe d in A usti n ever y m or nin g except Monday and S a t u r d a y
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Olan B rew er, Claude Villarreal,, M arian
P e n d e r g ra ss , Je a n Lipscomb, J u n e Fitzgerald, B e tty
Cardwell
Night Editors
T o m Toney, Bob Sadler, John B user, Mary
Ai t! B e a u m i e r , J e n n i l u K e l l y , S i m o n R u b i n s k y
Church Editor
. Flo Cox

Election
results:
50,000
v o t es — t o p p i n g his f o u r o p ­
ponentYictory speech: “ This thin g
c a m e u p so s u d d e n t h a t I
d o n ’t k n o w w h a t t o s a y I ' m
g o i n g t o d o i f e l e c t e d ( rn N o ­
v e m b e r ) . B u t I g u e s s I ’m j u s t
as sm art as the people th at
v o t e d foi' m e . ”

A A
U T T E R CONFUSION. A n­
drei Y a n u are v ieh Vyshinsky
c h a n g e d f r o m Dr. J e k y l to
Mr . H y d e o n h i s r e t u r n f o r
the U n ited Nations fifth G e n ­
eral A ssem bly meeting.
In rapid fire o rd er he:
I Kindly handed ou t a u to ­
g raphs when the Q ueen Eliza­
beth docked.
. T o l d r e p o r t e r s , “ I a m as
yo u se e m e ? ( L o o k i n g like
the idealized kindly g r a n d ­
father.)
2

. R eam ed a n d obligingly
posed for pictures outside the
G e n e r a l A s s e m b l y building,
3

4 . Seem ed even more r e ad y
than S e c r e ta r y of State Dean
Acheson to climb the UN r o s­
t r u m a n d pose sh a k i n g hands.

5. W o r e a b l u e sui t a n d r e d ,
white, and blue necktie.
«. I n v i t e d
his
American
aides to lunch at the Russian
m a n s i o n in Glen Cove, Lo n g
Island.
7. L a u g h e d a t j u k e s a g a i n s t
th e R u s s ia n veto.
H o w long can it last?
A

A

WI T H
A D A Z Z L I N G
S M I L E a b e a u t i f u l m o d e l in
Odense,
Denmark,
strolled
across the stage showing off
a new housecoat and n ig h t­
g o w n set. S h e e x h i b i t e d t h e
robe.
T h e n vhe t h r e w o p e n t h e
housecoat. T here was a gasp
and a ro ar of applause.
S h e h a d f o r g o t t e n t o p u t on
the nightie.

*

By R O N N I E
Texnn Editor

)

To the Editor:
Y o u r silly c r a c k i n r e t h e p a ­
triotic decision of the B oa rd of
R egents to kick Reds o u t of the
U n i v e r s i t y o f <' a li f i rn la ( s i r ) f a ­
c u l t y , is v e r y i n d i c a t i v e . . . t h a t
a vast a m o u n t of tax-payers* m o n ­
e y is b e i n g w a s t e d in t h e n a m e o f
education, w i t h o u t o b t a i n i n g a n y­
thing . . . m ostly u n - A m e r i c a n
s l a n ts on t h e whole p u r p o s e of
l if e.
E v ery o n e realizes, of course,
t h a t . . . y o u n g p e o p l e h a v e l es s
se n s e t h a n ha s a w ood s' colt. B u t
it is u s u a l l y m a n i f e s t e d i n a s o r t
of g e nera l m ental debility, such
a- w e a r i n g r u b b e r c o a t s inside out
a n d g o i n g b a r e - h e a d e d in t h e r a i n
or w e a r i n g p a p e r caps.
Norm al people realize th e re a r e
j u s t t w o k i n d s o f p e o p l e in a f r e e
c o u n t r y : t h o s e w h o be li e ve in
m a i n t a i n i n g it as s u c h ( p a t r i o t s )
a nd t hose w ho are a f f e c t e d with a
yen for trying some tinker Cmic
(subversives). A p a tri o t does not
q u i b b l e ; he s p e a k s o u t v o l u n t a r i l y .
W'hen he s t u t t e r s w h e n ask»d to
p l e d g e h i s l o y a l t y o r gi ve e v i d e n c e
t h a t h e is s o w i l l i n g , he b e c o m e s
in t h e public m in d a t least, a “ had
risk.”
T h a t is w h y t h e s t a t e s c h o o l in
G a l . f o r m a h a s a s k e d i ts p r o f e s ­
s ors t o si gn t h e p l e d g e . S u c h a n
a c t is a l s o a n i n s p i r a t i o n t o t h e
pupils u n d e r them. If they hesi­
t at e , it raises a n i m m e d i a t e d o u b t
i n t h e s t u d e n t s ’ m i n d a s t o w h a t is
o r is n o t p a t r i o t i s m . H e c a n ’t
conceive
of
an
all-American
quibbling over ad m ittin g he stands
f i r s t o f all f o r t h e U n i t e d St a t e - , .
We have for some time had evi­
d en ce t h a t suc h schools as Co ­
lumbia,
University
of
Chicago
(heavily e n d o w e d ), the R ockefel­
ler In stitute and o thers a r e breed­
i n g t h e w r o n g k i n d o f a l u m n i . It
is s i g n i f i c a n t t h a t M r . Hi s s is
fres h out of one of these schools;
t h a t Mr . L a t t i m o r e w a n t s t o s e a t
R e d s in the U N ; t h a t f a c u l t y m e m ­
be rs of some of th e s e schools have

j . h ie

A

a c t e d a-, s p o n s o r f o r t h e o r g a n i z a ­
t i o n o f “ f r o n t s ’’ d e c l a r e d t o b e
s ub v e r si ve , etc,
Mr . R o o s e v e l t , w h o w a s t h e
t e n d e r p r o d u c t of exclusive schools
s u d C o m m u n i s m is all r i g h t , a n d
t h a t M<ni“ o f I)!' b e s t f r i e n d s w e r e
C om m unists fwhich seems to have
b e e n bo rn e ou t a t Y a l t a ) . Mrs.
Roosevelt not only plugged f o r
His*, r u t is s t i l l i n s i s t i n g he h a s
never admitted he was a C om m u­
ni st , A n d s h e n e v e r s a w i n s i d e a
c o m m o n s c h o o l - j u s t all h i g h e x ­
c l u s i v e s t u f f . W e c a n ’t k e e p H a r ­
r y B r i d g e s in j a i l , a l t h o u g h w a
can send good, wholesome c o u n try
boys who m ight hesitate a t going
t o K o r e a t o j a i l f o r f i ve y e a r s .
W e convict eleven top su b v e r­
si ve - , b u t t h e y g e t o u t o f j a i l .
A n d all b e c a u s e f i n e - h a i r - s p l i t t i n g
over-educated law yers find a t w i­
light
zone
between
right
and
w ro n g — w he n none can possibly
exist.
F a t h e r w a s j u s t old f o g y w h e n
bn w a n t e d t o b e a p l a i n a l l - A m e r i ­
can patriot with no m ental re s e r ­
v a t i o n s . O f c o u r s e , he p r o b a b l y
j u s t w e n t to the little r e d school
hou-t and only learned the basic
e l e m e n t s of living. B u t t h e y w e r e
very basic; and when you tr a d e
them
for pink substitutes— a n d
t h a t ’.- j u s t w h a t y o u do w' h e n y o u
quibble over pledging loyalty to
y o u r native land— you court a
p l ac e in t h e l i t t l e Re d f r i n g e M r .
S t a li n has p r e p a r e d for all tho se
w h o love- t h e h a m m e r a n d s i c k l e
a n d ki s s t h e R e d f l a g . W h e n y o u
a - k Bill if h e wi l l s i g n a l o y a l t y
p l e d g e , he m a y k n o c k y o u d o w n
f o r a s s u m i n g he m i g h t r e f u s e t o
s i g n , b u t w h e n i t ’s all o v e r , h i s
m o n i k e r wi l l b e o n t h e d o t t e d l i n e .
Possibly the tidelands m oney
ha s as well g on e i n t o t h e f e d e r a l
t r e a s u r y w h e r e it c a n be g i v e n b y
H a r r y t o t h e “ f a r c o r n e r s ’’ I t
d o e - n ’t s e e m t o b e c l i c k i n g i n
Texas.
F . A. G A R R E T T
( C o p y to P r e x y )

For Your Reference:
UT Cultural Schedule
The Texan, feeling that m any
s t u d e n t s w o u l d Uk e t o h a v e a
f ul l list of c u l t u r a l e v e n t s f o i t h e
s e m e s t e r , has i n t e g r a t e d several
o f t h e l e a d i n g c u l t u r a l . sch e d ul es
into a chronology.
The University com m unity o f ­
fers excellent opportunities for a
r i ch c u l t u r a l l i f e a n d g r o w t h a t
r e a s o n a b l e cost.
H e r e is a c a l e n d a r f o r y o u r
reference:

I i — C o m m u n ity Concert. G re g ­
o r y P i a ti g o r s k y , Cellist, Hogg,
8:15.
17 ■- H o u s t o n
ory, 8:15.

Symphony,

Greg­

19

Symphony,

Hogg,

— Dr . D a n i e l S c h m i d t . H y p n o ­
tist, G r e g o r y G y m 8:15.
3 — R e g i s t r a t i o n f o r G r e a t Issues
Course.
10 —
Fritz H e r m a n n , Organist,
Re cital Hall 8:30.

30

5

24

— D ra m a Dept.,
t u s . ’’ H o g g , 8 : 0 0 .

“ Dear Bru­

25 — S tu d e n t Recital. Jackie Mor­
ri s, v i o l i n i s t , Rec. H a l l 4 : 0 0 .

Drama
Husband-.,”

Dept , “ School
Ho gg, 8:00.

for

IO — A u s t i n S y m p h o n y , H o u s t o n
Diocisan Choir, Hog g, 3:30.
II

15

19 — G r e a t I s s u e s c o u r s e b e g i n s
e ig h t- lec tu r e series,

— C o m m u n i t y Con cert, Rud c : ph Fi t k u s k y , P i a n i s t , H o g g ,
8:15.
DECEMBER

2

— Austin Sym phony, Vron­
sky and Babin, soloists G reg­
or y Gy m 3:30.
17
C u r t a i n Club Musical Rebies
X Ha l l 8 : 0 0 .

—
Austin
3:30, *

27 — Don Coss ack Ch or u s, G r e g ­
ory, 8:15.

OCTOBER

12

— Dr . E d i t h a n d S i r O s b e r t
Sitwell, “ R e a d i n g s F r o m T h e i r
Own Poetry.”
— Drama
Dept.,
L a u g h t o n . H o gg , 8:00.

Charles

13

Mu s i c D e p t . , C o n c e r t v e r ­
sion “ B a r t e r e d Br id e, ” Hogg,
t e n t a t i v e l y t h r o u g h 18th.
l it — B a l l e t R u s s e d e M o n t e C a r ­
lo, G r e g o r y , 8 : 1 6 .
2 2 - J a n 2 — C h r i s t m a s Holidays.

2 6 — “ P a p a ’’ C e l i s t i n D a t e l a n d
Jazz Band, Gregory, 8:15.
NOVEMBER

★

The
20o
m ember-editors
and publishers of the InterS T A F F FOR T H IS ISSUE
A m erican Press Conference
New, Editor
BOS SADLER
m e t rn N e w Y o r k l as t w e e k
Night Editor
........
JO H N BUSER
mi d p r o - P e r o n s n i f f i n g s f r o m
N i g h t R e p o r t e r s ......
G ene F a r m e r , Brace Roche
the South.
Copyreaders
F ra n c e s Atkins, A n n e t te Costley, Jess
Dickie,, J a m e s E a g e r , J . C o e k r u m
T h eir jo b : to find ways of
Night S p i n e E d i t o r
H o w a r d P a rgeei n f o r c i n g t h e p o s i t i o n s o f
Assistants
B o b S e a m a n , J a m e s sRuecchh p a p e r s aa A r g e n t i n a ’s
Night Society E d i t o r
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...
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largest
daily,
La
Prensa,
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Assistant
B arbara Pechacek
blow' w h e n P e r o n o r d e r e d j o b
Night T elegraph Editor
...............
.
J e r r y Wilson
a
d s t o be printed f r e t u n d e r
AssistantM i l d r e d Kl e sd el , M a r y Lu J o y n e s
g o v e rn m e n t supervision
Church Page Editor
Flo Cox
A n d y e t w e fake© f r e e d o m
A F ' i x t a n t s .... D o r o t h y C a m p b e l l , B e t t y H e a r d , S h i r l e y Rile.' ,
of the press fo r g ranted.
J o h n n i e H u m a n , Ruse K ersten

THIS UNIVERSITY
is s a d l y
l a c k i n g a n o u t l e t f o r it? s t u d e n t ?
good creative writing.
O c c a s i o n a l l y t h e n e e d is a p ­
pa ren t when the Ranger, a humor
m agazine, in co n g ru o u s ly run? a
good piece of creative writing.
I t is a g a i n a p p a r e n t w h e n t h e
Texan
editorial
pate
publishes
poetic efforts of students.
B u t t h e f ul l n e e d is n o t a p ­
parent:
an
incentive
for
the
E ng lis h c om po s it i o n classes, the
e n co u ra g in g prospect of publica­
t i o n in a U n i v e r s i t y l i t e r a r y m a g a ­
z i n e t h a t wi l l n o t o n l y m a k e
E n g l i s h m o r e p l e a s a n t h u t wi l l e n ­
courage b e tte r writing.
T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f V e r m o n t ’s
fine l i t e r a r y s t u d e n t
magazine,
“ W i n d f a l l , ” i n c l u d e s p o e t r y , fic­
tio n , an d a r t of h i g h caliber. M a n y
o th e r Universities have similar
publications.
Why not UT?
The D e p a r tm e n t of English has
probably given some th o u g h t to
t h e p r o j e c t a n d p e r h a p s has r e ­
j e c t e d it f o r financial re as o n s . L e t
it be k n o w n n o w t h a t the T e x a n
w i l l s u p p o r t , s u c h a m a g a z i n e rn
e v e r y w a y — in s u bs cr i pt io ns , r e ­
n e w s , a n d any oth er way.
I t wi l l h e l p o u r w r i t e r s a n d o u r
thinking.

’All right — :e* s E V E R Y B O D Y ye!

in na

I

— D a v i d Li De nt ha l , “ A t o m i c
E n e r g y in P e a c e a n d W a r . ”

• Austin
Symphony,
Mary
M ylecraine and W alter Cole­
m a n , H a r p a n d F l u t e s o l oi s t s ,
H og g, 3:30.
7 — Eileen Borwiil, S o p ra n o , R e ­
c i t a l Ha l l , 8 : 3 0 .
8 —
Drama
Dept.,
"Winslow
Bo y ,” X Hall, 8:00.
F a c u l t y Recital, Flor Beaters.
O r g a n is t, Recital Hall, 8:30.
9 — I n t i m a t e O p e r a . Ret i t a l Hall,
Hall, 8:30.
11
Intim ate
Opera,
Recital
$ . 30.

DUGGER

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5

St. Dfi*)<Tt
Davis Ride C a lv e r t, B ob by R a y
Raley,
Kenneth
Rhodes,
Percy
L a rw ill Reed, K e nneth S tanaland,
Paul H ow ard White.
Seton

M a x D. A l l e n , H e i n z B e r g e r ,
Stanley Freed, Julianne Johnson,
Al i ce
Malone, William
Wallace
M a s o n J r . . E d w a r d A u s t i n R i c ’n t e r , M a r i l y n S h a w , Ho l l i s Wi l so n .
Brackenridge
Byron Townsend.

A

LOGIC FOR M A TH EM A TIC S?
T h a t ' s t h e l a t e s t s t r a w in t h e
w i n d — a n d i t ’s a s t r a w' t h a t m i g h t
t r y t h e r e s i s t a n c e o f s o m e c amel ?*
backs.
AVbi le w e w e r e s i t t i n g rn, a p h i ­
losophy p r o f f o r m a l l y p r o p o s e d to
a high a d m i n i s t r a t i v e officer t h a t
s t u d e n t s in soc ial s c i e n c e s be a l ­
lowed
to
substitute
l ogi c
for
mathematics.
“ T h a t ide a has a g r e a t deal of
m e r i t , ” th e officer re plied. T h en
he r e f e r r e d hi m t o Dr . E m m e t t
R ed fo rd , wh o ha s g one on p a r t ­
t im e as a g o v e r n m e n t p r o f e s s o r
to preside over a plan for a new
general education plan for f r e s h ­
m en and sophomores.
O t h e r c o l l e g e s a l l o w l o gi c t o
he su b b e d f o r m a t h as a p r e ­
requisite to a degree.
It seems
reasonable,
e s p e c i a l l y a i n e e wre
h a t e m a t h a n d feel t h a t its c hi e f
b e n e f i t t o a s o c i al s c i e n c e s t u d e n t
— t r a i n i n g in l og ic a l t h i n k i n g —
would
be
even
more
directly
a c h i e v e d b y a c o u r s e in l ogi c.
B u t t h e n t h e of ficer r e c a l l e d
w h a t d e a n e m e r i t u s H. T . P a r i i n

A

Ed. C. 3 2 7 N w ill m eet In G.G. 219 ,
T 1.8 . 1 0 - 1 2 .
C. J. A L D E R S O N

Instructor

T yp in g e xa m in atio n* to s a t is f y th o roQtiire in en ta for jou rn alism , radio, and
s horth an d st udent* will bo g iv e n from
8 to 5 p.m. I hsiraday, Se ptem be r 2?,
and from 3 to ■> p.m. Friday. S e p t em b e r
. 0 in Vt a g g e n e i Hall 216. Bring paper.
MKS. N E LIA F'OX
T y p in g I nst ru ctor

A

P O L I T I C S is s e e t h i n g .
W i t h A s se m b l y elect io ns only a
few' w e e k ? a w a y , t h e p o l it i c a l c a ­
lendar reads:
S u n d a y , 2 p.m., T e x a s U n i o n —
In de pende nts meet.
S u n d a y , l l p . m. . B e t a Ho u . - e —
Clique meets.
Not a very e ncoura ging coinci­
d e n c e , D o u b t l e s s t h e <a m p u s e l e c ­
t i o n s wi l l a g a i n b e w a g e d o n t h e
s o c i a l spl i t .
T h e l i s t o f p o s s i b l e s is s w e l l i n g :
Leo D o n ov a n, T e r r y Holtz, Ma rie
Sandlin, m aybe J e a n Wesley for
A&S Assembly; B a ls Haworth,
and Newton (N eu tro n ) Schwartz,
associate justice; C harlene F a i t h
a n d R a y Reed, Fine A rts; Joati
Ragsdale, secretary.
Ralph A le x an d e r, c h a i r m a n of
the Independents PA C (political
a ct io n c o m m i t t e e ) , was recalled
to the reserves and leaves today
t o w i n d u p hi s a f f a i r s so t h e B a r i s
are without a leader temporarily.
A

The Departm ent o f P h y sic a l Tra in ing
Women
is offering th re e d a m e
c la s s e s open to both men and w o m e n
St ..dents.
Internation al Folk Dance, a co ur se in ­
clud in g d a m e s from th e various national
group;, will meet Monday and Friday
ai 3 o ’clock, and will be ta ught byMias Anne Pittm an.
S t u d e n t s w is hing
to join th is c la ss sho uld be aide to
w a l t . , polka, and s e h o ttis c h e .
Miss Pitt m an will
also te ac h acla ss
in American squar e dancing Monday
and Friday at 4 o ’clock,
I his c.aaa is
de signe d to meet th e needs of beginner*
and intermedi ate squar e dan cers, and
Witt
also
include
A merican
cou ple
d a n ce s and ge ne ra l ©one# f u n d a m e n t a ls .
Ballroom dancin g is being added this*
sem ester
and will
meet Monday and ,
Friday s t 6 o’clock.
The In stru ctor for
thin class is Miss Gloria Hag is.
Men st irients m a y f u n up for any
or all o f t h e s e c l a s s e s by c o m in g to th e
Women > G y m n a siu m b e tw e e n tho hours
o f r and $ Se p tem b e r 2 5 - 2 Men s ’ udents take 'n e c la s s e s ©ti a no n -c re dit
bas is, alt h o u g h w om e n s tu d e n t s will
rec e iv e regular ph>»icai tra in ing cred it
for their participation.
A N N A HISS
D ir ec to r
to r

Government 84 4 will meet in Garrison
Ha!! I l l on M WF from 12 to I o’clock.
J. R. ROA' H,
A ss is ta r ’ F’r o fe ss or
of Government

A

The S-x’ial Calendar C o m m itte e meet*
Oc tober 2 at 3 o'clock in th e Office of
th e Dean o f W om en,
T he C om m itt e e
is nu fo ll o w s ! Jack Holland, dean of
m e n ; Jane Carlisi*-. se c r etary o f 8 ' u - ,
de nt A ss o c ia tio n ; Robie Koppel, chirt
ju sti ce o f the s u p r e m e c o u r t : Jack St ee le ,
r ep re s en tin g the U n io n Board; and Pearl
It. Walker, r eg istr a r of Social Calendar
C om mit te e
MKS. P E A R L B. W A L K E R . R e gis trar
Social C a l e n d a r C o m m i tte e

J I M T R U I T T of Tim e and Life
Magazine writes:
“ The loyalty oath story you
c a l l e d t o m y a t t e n t i o n wh i l e J o e
( S c h e r s c h e ! ) a n d I w' ere in A u s ­
tin m a d e a lead n o t e ^ o r this
w e e k ’ s education
section
of
T IM E.”
T h e s t o ry w a s by C ha rli e Lewis,
a b o u t th e ironical
Texas A&I
loyalty oath m isprint that h a d
s t u d e n t s s w e a r i n g t h e y would s u p ­
port a
f o r e i g n g o v e r n m e n t in
tim e of w a r . . .
A

Any \>*«?ran rcgi*t ared In s i'h o r *
th* ais o r d i s s e r t * . 'inn c o u r s e who e x ­
p o r t s t o r e q u e s t V e t e r i us A d m i n i s t r a ­
tio n
Anent for e x p e n d i t u r e s th is F all
s e m e s t e r m u s t r e g i s t e r in t h e U n iv e r s it y
Veterans A d v is o r y S e r v ic e office, V-H all
IO J no later than Oc tober I in order to
receive paym ent.
ROBER T G. GORDON, Dire. tor
V e t e r a n s A d v is o ry S e r v i c e

A

LOQJK M A G A Z I N E

is d o i n g a

T h e foll owing s tu d e n t s p l e a s e cai! s t
t h e Office of t h e Dean of W o m e n to
c o m p l e t e t h e i r r e g i s t r a t i o n c ard# and
list th e i r A u s t i n addre s. se - at th e e a r l ie s t
p o s s ib le d a t e ; E m m a L o m a r C o d i n »,
M a r y O c i l C ardw ell . E l iz a b e th I.ell < a r d ­
ure!!, Dolores C. Cobb. Jun e Fliien Char lie r, B e t t y J o e May a n d B e n n e t t , M a r t h a
D a g g e t t , M a r i a n a B rito.
DOROTHY G E B A U E R
Dean of W o m e n

Cactus Grind Section
Was Editors' Heaven
( T h i s ie t h e n i n t h i n a s e r i e s
o f f i f t e e n a r t i c l e s on U n i v e r s i t y
traditions. Ed.)

Until
1938
students on
the
F o r t y Acres w ere apt to be a t­
tacked
each spring by C actus
T h o r n s ! B u t t h e y w e r e n ’t o r d i ­
nary thorns; they often hurt much
m ore, fo r they were words p r i n t ­
ed in the “ T h o r n ” section of the
Cactus.
T h e se c tio n w a s the place w h e r e
t h e e d i t o r a n d hi s s t a f f l et o f f
steam and belittled their enem ies
a? m u c h a s possibl e. T y p i c a l of
the feelings of students tow a rd
t h e “ g r i n d ” p a r t of the y e arb o o k s
wa s a s t a t e m e n t in the Daily T e x ­
a n in 1933 in r e v i e w i n g t h e C a c ­
t u s t h a t ye ar . It said “ the g r i n d
section was criticized for dealing
t oo m u ch in p e r so n a l i t ie s. ”
No space was -pared fo r the
“ T h o r n s ” a n d it w a s q u i t e o f t e n
t h a t t h e p a g e s in t h a t s e c t i o n o u t ­
nu m b ere d those of the feature
section.
A c t u a l l y t he l a s t C a c t u s I r o n s
a p p e a r e d in 1 93 6 , f o r in 1937 t h e
section was called “ T h e Caetus i t a . ” I t w a s “ Y o u r y e a r b o o k in
brief.”
F r a t e r n i t i e s a l w a y s c a m e in f o r
their share of slander, and the
1937 C a c t u s i t a had a f r a t e r n i t y
s e c t i o n . F r a t e r n i t i e s i n c l u d e d in
the section were B e tta Upsilon I au
T a u a nd H a l p a Alpha. T w o f r a ­
ternity houses on the cam pus a p ­
p e a r e d o n t h o s e pages.
Several “ T h o rn s ” a b o u t f r a t e r ­
nities and sororities w e re :
“ The Rush C a p ta in th e n passed
a r o u n d a collection to collect a
c e n t from each m e m b e r to buy
500 rush c ard s so t h a t th e f r a ­
t e rn ity would have scouts o u t
s i g n i n g t h e boys up b e f o r e ti m e
fo r distribution of the c ards.”
“ T o t h e . . . , we s a y w e h o p e
t h i s m o d e s t r e c o r d i n g o f t h e y e a r ’s
activities rem inds the C am pus of
their existence.
For even this
m e n t i o n is m o r e t h a n t h e y d e ­
serve.”
“ Another
favorite
diversion
w a s t e l e p h o n i n g all t h e b o y s in
the wee small h o u r s a n d tellin g
t h e m w h e r e t o g e t o f f . Vi e w o u l d ­
n 't da re do it to t h e i r face s Oh,
n o , B r o w n i e is g o i n g t o r u n f o r
sw eetheart.”
“ In a d d i t i o n t o b e i n g lions o f
s o c i e t y , t h e y u s e d t o b e g o o d in
i n t r a m u r a l , t h e y u s e d t o be g o o d
scholars, they used to pledge good
b o y s , t h e y u s e d t o be g o o d . ”
One Cactus showed the p e r ­
centage of m em b e rs of the liter­
a r y societies a n d service o r g a n i ­
zations t h a t belonged to w ha t sor­
orities and the pe rce nta ge t h a t
w e re independents.
I n 1933 t h e “ g r i n d ” w a s c a l l e d
“ S l i m e ” a n d wa* p a t t e r n e d a f t e r
the layout of a national m a g a ­
zine.
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special f e a t u r e se ries on The U n i ­
ve rs ity of T e x a s . . . Bob S a n d ­
b e r g , t h e i r p h o t o g r a p h e r , s a y s it
is o n e o f t h e i r s e r i e s o f a r t i c l r s
on A m erican Universities.

s a y s a b o u t a b a s i c c h a n g e in B. A.
requirements:
“ I f s l ik e t r y i n g t o c h a n g e a
grave
from
one
cemetery
to
another one.”
A
A
H A R P E R ’S M A G A Z I N E , c o m ­
m e n t i n g on t h e m o d e r n t r e n d i n
fu rn itu re , runs a cartoon showing
a c h a i r w i t h a h o l e in t h e s e a t .
The caption:
“ T h i s c h a i r w a s b a n n e d in B o s ­
ton.”
♦
A
DICK BIBL ER, the cartoonist
who draws “ Little M a n ,” wrote to
Cai N e w t o n a f t e r the T e x a n r e ­
n e w e d its c a r t o o n c o n t r a c t :
“ I ’m still in c o l l e g e ( C o l o r a d o
S t a e) a n d ho pe to b r i n g you b e t ­
te r humor.
L or d know? I could
s t a n d it.
I got myse lf m a r r i e d
th ree weeks ago— m aybe things
will s e e m f u n n i e r , h u h ? ”

The date for be ginn ing to coun t O e s h man n ig h ts ©tit in s t u d e n t r es idenc e#
is October I
W omen
students
ahould
report
ch an ge s of add re ss to th e Dean of
W o m e n ’s Office as soon a s po ssi ble
Women s t u d e n t s w ho are not livin g
in U n iv e r s it y approved r esid e nc e s m u s t
ch ee k w ith ' h e D e an o f Women'* office
n ot la te r th an O cto ber I.
DOR OTHY G E B A U E R
D e an of W om en

original

last— a n d m o r e caustic.

Much a rtw o rk accompanied the
section Pictures typical of those
in the se c tio n s w e r e of s t u d e n t s
s t e w i n g in b i g p o t s , “ w h e e l s ” b e ­
ing run over by cariages, a n d the
ever popular “ We nominate for
t h e Hall of D e f a m e ” layou t.
A l w a y s in f o r t h e i r s h a r e o f
c r i t i c i s m in t h e s e c t i o n s w e r e c a m ­
pus politicians and beauty queens.

Deadline for app lication for the S ig m a
Alpha Mu sch ola rship is 12M Monday
(0«'-t. JI.
ITe c o m m it te e to decide c s
the sch ola rs hip will mr?' T u e sd a y ' " c t .
3) at 9 a.m. in t h e Office of the Dean
of Men.
Office of th e Dean of M i l

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15. Sh ort
glacial
ridge
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panel
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hill
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unknown
32. Pu bl i c
notice
33. Ed i b l e
rootstock
34 M o l y b d e n u m
(svm.)
35 U n i l a t e r a l
( Bo t . )
37. R e m a i n
patiently
39 R i v e r ( F r . )
40. S t o r e h o u s e
f or h a y
41 P e r u s e
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Great Lakes

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(p o e t.)
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( s y m .)
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brightly
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Friday, September 29, 1950 THE DAILY TEXAN

Wedding in Haste
Alters Not 1A Status

UT Tower S till Topside Up,
Draws 2 5 ,0 0 0 Every Year

Has! aw Announces
v

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w

Additions to Faculty

fa m ily hardships m ay g e t a r ecla s­
sification o f 3 A ,” he said.
A reasonable fa c sim ile o f the
U n d er p r e s e n t reg u la tio n s,
U n iv ersity T ow er lay on Its side
which are su b ject to im m ed iate
I hat w as the y ea;
ch an ge, men 26 to 36 years old are J Ten new' m em bers have been arts degree in clin ical p sych ology d egrees from Ohio S tate U n iver- back in 193».
the com p leted Towner first poked
not to be d ra fted in the near f u ­ appointed to the fa c u lty of the from Ohio S ta te U n iv e r sity and sity w here fo r th e la st fiv e years its n o . , into the A ,..tin sky.
ture. T his group is now classified C ollege o f E ducion, Dean L. D. served as a m em ber o f the s t a f f o f she h a s been su pervisor o f teachers
T I.. T ow er didn’t appeal to J.
the C ounseling C enter a t the U n i- 1 p reparing to teach E n glish .
as 5A .
W orld W ar II v etera n s H askew announced T hursday.
Frank D b * , E nglish p rofessor.
A
ppointed
as
a
ssociate
p
rofes­
varsity of C hicago.
Mr. D ouglas is servin g as the
under 25 w ill probably be called
b efo re m en over that a g e lim it sors a r e Dr. E d w ard G. Olsen and ; A fte r receivin g h er doctor o f director of curriculum at the T e x a s He said “ W ith m illion s o f arres
start receiv in g “ p resid en tial g r e e t­ C harles H . Dent. \ Tew a ssista n t of p hilisop hy degree a t the U n i­ School for the D eaf and le c t u r in g .,o f . . land
.
, o u t fo n d e„rAAw.e go
. . and
. „
» to w er on » 3 0 0 -fo o t plot.
in g '. ” It w ould take co n g r e ssio n ­ p ro fesso rs are Dr. B ill K ell, Dr. varsity, Dr. H aag ta u g h ’ in th e al the U n iv e r .ity to r „ spt.otivL. ;
he
su
g
g
e
ste
d
th
e
tow
er
al a ctio n on th e p re se n t d ra ft hill J essie H elen H aag. Dr. J a m es P. N ew York S ta te sy stem and la s t; teachers o f th e d eaf.
w
ould
look
b
etter
on
its
side.
_
year ta u g h t at S ta te T eachers Co
to be able to include th e o ver-25 J ew e tt, and H erm an N ew son .
Mi*. S tin n ett w as form erly sec­
An a rch itectu re stu d e n t liked
Jo in in g th e fa cu lt y as an in- ]eg Ci W estchester. P en n sylvan ia,
group.
retary of th e A r k a n s a s E ducation
of a
So fa r, th ere have been th ree ■tractor is J. L. N aden. L ectu rers!
j ew ett received h is doctor A ssociation a n d la s t year w as on the idea, built a m od el
nation al ca lls fo r in d u ction . The a pp oin ted are Lr. Geneva H anna,
p h ilosophy degree at the Uni* the C om m ission on T eachers E du­ p eaceab ly reclin in g to w er, and
Sep tem b er call fo r T ex a s w as for A lb ert W . D ouglas, and T. . . v arsity o f C hicago w here he w rote ca tio n an d P rofession al Standards put it on display fo r sev era l d ays.
2,513 men and th ey w ere inducted S tin n ett.
S till v isib le from a sm all fr a c ­
j a th e sis on school and social order. of N E A .
Sep tem b er 18.
O ctober's call is
Dr. Olsen w as su p ervisor last
*yTew son w a s director of
D r. Olsen. Mr. Dent, and Mr tion o f T e x a s’ a crea g e, th e by now
HAIR CUTS BY
for 2 ,5 1 4 , and N ovem b er's fo r y ea r o f school and com m unity ie - elem en tary education in th e A bi- S tin n ett join
the D ep artm en t o f beloved T ow er rises 307 fe e t
A P P O IN T M E N T
•3,453.
D ecem b er's quota is n o t lation s, D ep artm en t of E d u cation , lane public schools la st y ea r and E ducational
A d m in istration ; Mr. an0Ve the b orty
A cres.
yet known but Mr. S in clair e x ­ Olym pia, W ash. H e received his v'as enrolled in th e U n iv e r sity th L Kell and Mr.
M O N . through FRI.
D ouglas, th e D epart- A p p roxim ately 2 5 ,0 0 0 people a
pects it w ill be received by the B A from P a c ific U n iv e r sity , his sum m er.
m en ! of E ducation al P sych ology; year, or an a v erage o f 68 people
first part o f n e x t m onth.
bachelor o f d ivin ity degree from
Mr. N aden received h is m aster Dr. H anna, Mr. N ew son ad Mr. a day, v isit th is van tage point,
U n io n T heological Sem in ary and o f a r ts degree from the U n iv ersity N aden, the D epartm ent o f Curri- Mrs. B. L. F razee, T ow er h ostess,
his m aster o f arts and doctor o f
M ichigan and h as seventeen cu lu m and In struction, and Dr. said. The T ow er g u e st book reads
ed u c a tio n degrees from Colum ­ years teach in g erperien ce in the J e w e t t , the D epartm ent of the like one fo r the U n ited N ation s
1111 Rio Grande Rh. 6-9930
bia. He is th e editor and ch ief o f high schools o f Illinois and N ew H istory and P hilosophy o f E duca- A ssem b ly,
with
rep resen ta tiv es
the m agazin e, School and Com m un­ York.
Con, Dr. H agg jo in s the D epart- from C anada, G erm any, Ireland,
ity.
D r. Hanna received her m aster m e n t of P hysical and H ealth E du- V en ezu ela, oth er fo reig n nations,
S T U D E N T S P E C IA L
Mr. D en t w*as asso cia ted w ith 0f
and doctor of philosophy cation .
and m any o f th e 48 s ta te s .
th e D a lla s public schools and la st '; -------------------------------------------------------P R E SE N T YOUR A U D IT O R S
“ T he p o licy o f th e D ep artm en t year served as a tea ch in g fellow
REC EIPT
of E nglish is to ju s tif y tea c h in g : a t N ew Y ork U n iv ersity .
of gram m ar b ecau se such tra in in g
D r. Kell received h is m aster o f
AND
1
FOR A
lead s to in creased e ffe c tiv e n e s s
C A RTO N OF C
CIG;
IGA RETTES
in co m p o sitio n ,” said R ob ert H . J o u r n a l i s m G rad Viaite H e r e
Bob J o h n so n , J a n u a ry ad ver­
W ilson, a ssista n t p ro fe sso r o f E n ­
tisin g g ra d u a te, visited stu d e n ts
glish, T hursday.
D r. W ilson w ill lead a g en era l and fa c u lty in th e J ou rn alism
RED
W H IT E FOOD STORE
discussion group fo llo w in g the a d ­ B u ild in g M onday w h ile on h is w ay I
29th A W EST A V E N U E
dress by J. M alcom Forem an, a s­ to rep ort to th e A rm y. H e has:
G r o c e r i e s - P ic n ic S u p p lie s
sista n t p ro fesso r o f E n g lish to b een a ssista n t ed ito r o f th e W in n s - ,
the third annual sta te-w id e E n ­ boro N ew s in W in n sb oro sin ce
glish W orkshop C o n feren ce a t St. g rad u ation .
E dw ards U n iv e r sity F rid ay night.
Mr. F orsm an w ill speak on “ H ow
the U n iv er sity o f T ex a s is C o­
TO
o rd in atin g th e T each in g o f W rit| ing and G ram m ar.”
T h e w orkshop opens Fridayby recent s u r v e y ,
m orning and w ill c o n tin u e th rou gh
EXPRESS SERVICE
I S atu rd ay. T he top ic o f th e fir st
2 5 % more men shop regularly a t
g en era l sessio n w ill be “ C urrent
Ar. H o u s t o n
Lr. A u stin
7 Eleven Dairy Stores than shop a t
T rends in E n g lish .” “ W hat P ro­
1 : 3 0 p. rn.
9:30
8 : 3 0 p. in.
TRITi a V
^ 7
gress T each ers Should E x p ec t o f
4 : 3 0 p. rn.
the average grocery store. This
S tu d en ts in E n glish C ou rses” w ill 8 - 5 — Men m a y sig n up f o r b a ll­
A IR C O N D I T I O N E D B U S E S
j be th e to p ic for the S a tu rd ay
r o o m ,fo lk , a n d s q u a r e d a n c e
shopping preference by men is a
classes, W o m e n 's Gym.
m orning sessio n .
tribute to the ultra-convenience of
-I and 2 -5 :3 0 — B la n k et tax p ic­
T O ther C o n v en ien t
Schedules
tu res, U n iv e rsity Cb-Op.
7-Eleven Dairy Stores . . . a real
— C h a r m C o m m it te e re c e iv e s a p ­
W e D eliver
c o n v en ien ce th a t is much appreci­
p l i c a n ts f o r C h a r m S ch oo l, T e x ­
K E R R V ILL E BUS C O .
N i t e S n ac k
a s U n io n 315.
ated by the ladies, too.
. 5 — T y p in g e x a m i n a t i o n s f o r r a ­
F R IE N D L Y SE R V IC E
1 9 t h and W i c h ita 5 p . r
n
.
-I p.m.
dio, j o u r n a l i s m , a n d s h o r t h a n d
1 1 8 E a s t 1 0 th St. P h. 2 - 1 1 3 5
Phone 7-8739
s t u d e n t s . W a g g e n e r H a ll 216.
—F o lk d a n c e class, W o m e n ’s
G ym .
-S q u a r e dance class, W om en's
D r i v e O u t For A n O r d e r O f
Gym.
:3 0 -5 :3 0 — T ry o u ts
fo r
G irls’
Glee C lu b , T e x a s U n io n 401.
i— B a llro o m
d a n c e cla ss, W o­
m e n ’s G ym .
"I T' S A TREAT T H A T
,_7 — S u p p e r and m e e tin g with
M urray
D ick so n ,
m is s i o n a r y
C A N ’T BE B E A T "
f r o m Bolivia, sp ea k in g , W esley
F o u n d a tu m .
— P e p rally sta r ts in fr o n t o f
C a r o l l e r s D orm .
:15— D u p lic a t e
b rid ge
gam es,
T e x a s U n io n 315 -3 16 .
5242 Georgetown Rd. Phone 2-4149
30 — R egu lar serv ices,
H illel
F o undation.
3 0 -1 0 — C o-R ecreation w ith sp e ­
cial in v ita tio n to fa c u lty , W o­
m en ’s Gym .
l l — P ep
rally
dance,
T exas
U nion.
- P o s t - p e p rally picnic fo r L u­
th eran S t u d e n t A sso cia tion ,
sta rts fro m 504 W est T w en tyfo u r th S tr e e t.
8— H ayrid e to Camp Ben M cCul­
lo u g h ,,,, sta r ts from N ew m an Club.
8— B u ses lea v e Y W C A , 9 1 6 B ra­
m m n t O H NEAR THIRTY.
zos fo r Co-Ed C om m ando B all,
"A lterations of all kinds"
B ergstrom Field.
8 -10— N ew m em b ers o f A m erican
A sso cia tio n o f U n iv e r sity W o­
G U T H R IE D eLU X E
G U T H R I E B R O S.
m en , 3 0 0 8 Washington Square.
SATURDAY
CLEANERS
CLEANERS
9 -1 2 — B lan k et tax p ictu res, U n i­
2704 G uadalupe
2815 San Jacinto
v ersity Co-Op.
1 :50— B roadcast o f T exas-P u rd u e
Unsurpassed in the dry cleaning industry
gam e, K TBC.
2— T exas-P u rd u e fo o tb a ll gam e.

Men w ho m arry a fter th ey have
received th eir d ra ft n o tices are
sot en titled to a reo p en in g o f
their case and a recla ssify in g o f
heir d ra ft sta tu s, says B oyd 8 in rlair, public inform ation officer
for S tate H eadquarters S e le c tiv e
Service S ystem .
“ M arried men in the 19 to 25
lire group who receive an in d u c­
tion order m ay have th eir ca se
reopened, and b ecause o f possib le

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ts w a lk in g at the fo o t of
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L A W R E N C E VV. B A S H , Minister
Two M o rn in g Services — 8 : 3 0 and 10:45
D. S. F. Picnic— Meet at Church at 4 :30

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Lesl ie's Fried Chicken

THE CHICKEN
SHACK

GOOD CLEANING
GIVES

SMART APPEARANCE

Henry J Models In Low -Priced Field

Because It Is So
H andy fo r Them!

YES
I

flu

men

shoppers love

the

super-

h a n d y, tim e sa vin g co tvenience o f sh o p p in g
the new , 7-Eieven w a y . . . a t the curb or
inside the store
They sim p ly d riv e in on the
b ig p a rk in g " ’ p ro n " in fro n t o f 7-Eleven
Stores . . . no p a rk in q tro u b le s.
They are
served in th e ir cars w he n in a hurry. They
fin d tho* the y can m ake selections quickly
and easily v'h e n thew come inside the Stores.
Thev I ke th e o rd e rly a rra n g e m e n ts o f clearly
v ir b le stocks.
They can get e v e ry th in g a t
o re stop . . . no chosinq fro m store to store.
(W om en, too, a o o re cia te these sbooping con­
veniences fo u n d o n ly a t 7-Eleven in Austin.)

TA
HOURS EVERY DAY
From 7 a m. to l l p.m .

7
DAYS OF EVERY W*EK
T h:s C onvenience o f Tim e a o n e a h to Men,
and W om en, too.
ft means th a t th e v can
shon w h en it is most co n ve n ie n t *or them .
F<-rlv in the rrm rnin n la te a t n>nht . . . 7
dows a w e e k 1 Then, there ts th"* C orve*ve*'ce
n*
n*
r ' f . ' f x , Sta-es.
Check
the M «w . . . cheek these rd d r^se e s. Se* h o w
h a r d ily y o u r 7-E!even f W i - Store is located.

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(Across from Ball Park)

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and H enry J D e L u x e . the 1951 sedans now b e in g introdueed by Kaiser-Frazer Corporation dealers. Smartly
styled and available with four- o r six-cylinder K aiser Su pe rson ic e n gin e s, the new m o d e ls promise e x c e p ­
tional fu e l e c o n o m y o f 3 0 m ile s to th e gallon . D esign features inclu de a folding rear seat arrangem ent
which provides m ore than 5 0 cubic feet o f l u g g a g e sp ace. T h e six-cylinder d e lu x e m ode l is illustrated.

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Greek G am b its

New

Social Calendar

Of

from

Initiates

Delta

ou r collection

of regim entals by Agnew

Zeta

F r id a y , S e p te m b e r 29

Display

7-8:30— Alpha Phi open house for
D d ta Tau Delta,
7:30-8:45— Alpha T a u
Omega
open house for Pi Beta Phi,
7:30-9— Gamma Phi Beta open
house.
7:30-9— Sigma Chi open house.
g . 1 2 — Newman Club hayride and
picnic at Bastrop State Park.
8:30-12— Silver
Spur
Service
dance at the Revo Room of
the Shorthorn Inn.

D e lta

S u n d a y , O cto b e r 1

9:30-10:30 a.m. —
breakfast.

Alpha

Phi

has

recently

init­

iated Betty Bollinger, A lice; M ar­
tha Ann Eastman, Houston; M ary
Ann Edwards, Georgetown; and
Hazel Sstefan, San Antonio,

S a tu r d a y . S e p te m b e r 30

5:30*8:30— Phi Gamma Delta buf­
fet supper.
8-12— Acacia open hou>e.
8-12— Phi Sigma Delta western
party at the Boy Scout Hut.
8-12— Sigma Alpha Epsilon in­
formal dance.
g„12— T a u
Delta
Phi
closed
house.
8-12:30— Campus Guild o p e n
house.
8:30-11:15— D ilia
Tau
Delta
closed house,
8:30-12— Sigma Alpha Mu open
house.

Zeta

Pins

TEXA N N ES TRYOUTS b- rq *ourth *ue be in campus beauty and talertt. Pictured above
are Abby Mee, Mary Harkleroad, Joan Briggs,
and Jo Ann Latham. They are four of +he
twenty-seven girls who were judged in Texas
Union Wednesday and Thursday for the pre­

cision dance team led by Persis Hopkins. Those
chosen for Texannes will soon appear in the
Dad's Day program in the Union. They will
also appear in such student productions as
Forty Acre Follies and TSO. 'Photo by Ne 'rn
Borden.)

arm Board
Hopefuls

Meet

Charm is <>n it’s way. Applicants
and form er members of the Charm
Committee w ill meet at 3 o clock
F rid a y in Texas Union 315, Mrs.
Ethel Forman, «s>i-tant to the di­
rector, announced.
A ll applicants will be inter­
viewed in regard to personality
and charm to choose the girls
who will make the standing com­
mittee.
The first style show of the year
is planned to orientate freshmen
on the right type of clothes to

wear on the campus, for dancing
part ie.-, and picnics, Tim exact
time and place of the show will
be announced later, Mrs. F orm an
sa id.
A charm school will be o rg a n ­
ized by the committee f o r girls
interested in modeling. L ec tu res
on make-up, complexion care,
latest hair styles, and other groom­
ing pointers will be given to the
group, The co-eds w ill get p r a c t i ­
cal experience by putting on style
shows.

Over the T-Cup

Other rn w members are Patricia
Hart, Dallas; M ary Mount, C ry­
stal U ity; Lillie Musil, Stam ford;
M arilyn Rolph, E l Campo; and
Ju d y West, Austin,
★
T a u D e lta P h i fra tern ity w ill
have football decorations at a
party Saturday night at 8 p. rn.
F ifty couples are expected.
O fficers for this year who were
elected Tuesday are Stanley Freed,
president; Simon Rubinsky, vice­
president; George Edwards, sec­
re tary; Je r r y Epstein, treasurer;
Seymour Tatar, social chairman,
and Robert Gindler, house mana­
ger.
*
S ig m a A lp h a M u fraternity w ill
have a closed house Friday night
from a to 12 p. rn. The theme w ill
be on football, and a skit will be
presented by the pledges.
★
P h i Sig m a D e lta fra tern ity will
have a western party and barbe­
cue Friday night at the Boy Scout
House from 7:30 to 12 p. rn.
Western dec orations a n d games
will highlight the evening.

The “ W e s te rn ” week end will
continue Sunday afternoon at
3:30 p. rn, with a picnic at Bull
<I eek.
it

Phi sorority w ill enter­
Delta Tau Delta fraternity
with an open house Friday night,
Frances Bliss, social chairman, an­
nounced.
A lp h a

tain

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6.95,

Ken-'ngton Re'
Princess Lou e s Kensington
Regiment.
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2.

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The Border Reg'.ment, 5.95.

a all p l u s t a x

it

Bruce Hallm ark was elected
president of the fa ll pledge class
of D e lta U p silo n Tuesday night.
Other officers arc A vent Smith,
vice-president; B ill Lirette, sec­
re ta ry; Lloyd Johnson, treasurer;
and Don Dow, social chairman.

rvxiTtcIv
2338 Guadalupe

Retreat Planned
By Mortar Board
theran Student Office, 5<>4 West
Twenty-fourth Street. Dress will
be informal.
★
This year's C o - R e cre a b o n Com
m itte e urges all faculty members
and staff to s q u a re dance at the
Wom en’s Gym every Friday from
★
7:30 to IO b. rn. Dale McLermoe
New m em bers of the Austin will be caller for the dancing: In
Branch of A A U W w ill be enter­ addition lo square dancing, then*
tained Friday evening from 8 to will be ping-pong, badminton, and
IO p. rat. at an informal open swimming for all who are in­
house at 3008 Washington Square. terested.
it
A series of Clare Tree Major
plays given for children in Hogg
T h e U n iv e r s it y L a d ie s C lu b will
Auditorium
will be sponsored have a tea Wednesday afternoon,
again this year by the A A U W . 4-6 o’clock, at the U niversity Club,
Tickets for these plays may be 2304 San Antonio.
obtained by calling Mrs. H. F.
Honorees w ill be new members
Burleigh, 8-3620.
and Mesdames T. S. Painter, J. <.
★
Holley, C. D. Simmons, and C.
Members of T a u D e lta A lp? a. Read Cranberry,
DeMoiay club at the University,
*
w ill attend the installation of
Duplicate bridge gam es will be
officers of Stephen F . Austin D«held F rid a y at 7:15 p. rn. in the
Molays ai 3 p. rn. Sunday at the Texas Union 315 and 316.
Scottish Rite Temple. Members
will also witness the conferring
of the representative degree in
DeMoiay.
Regular meetings of the Lniversity chapted will be held at j
8 p. rn. in Texas Union 301 on
the second and fourth Wednes­
days of each month.
Men who want to learn to dance
★
may enroll in the mixed dancing
The L u th e r a n S tu d e n t A s s o c ia ­ classes offered this semester by
tion welcomes all students to its the Department of Physical T rain ­
pep rally picnic Friday at 8 p. rn. ing for Women.
The picnic will start at the Lu
International folk dance, Am eri­
can folk dance, and beginning ball­
room dancing are open to any
interested student. Women enrolled
in the courses receive regular
physical training credit.
Knowledge of the waltz, polka,
and sehottische is necessary for
those who take international folk
dance from Miss Anne Pittman,
Students enrolled in Miss Pittm an's
American square dancing dayc­
are not required to have had pre­
vious training, though.
Ballroom dancing w ill be taught
by Miss Gloria Ragus on Monday
Regular 1.98
and F rid a y at 5 o’clock. Interna­
tional folk dance meets Monday
and F rid a y at 3 o’clock, and tho
square dance classes meet Monday
and F rid a y at 4 o'clock.

M o rta r B o a rd is planning a re­
treat to the lodge of Miss Dorothy
Gebauer, dean of women, Sunday,
October 8.
I
The girls will spend the after­
noon at the Iodide near Lake Aus­
tin in study service and planning
a project for next year.

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Q U IC K

S E R V IC E

'Our Idea of Values
FalseI Says Rabbi
“ Universities can turn out cal­
culating; machines hut machines
cannot make value-judgments, and
we must continue our quest for
values” charges Rabbi Arthur J .
Lelyveld,
National Director of

Catholic Chaplain Tells
Of Pilgrimage to Rome
Father Thomas T e r n e '’, C S P ,;
former chaplin of the Newman
('Tub, has begun, in a series of
le tte rs to the Club, a description
of the six-weeks pilgrimage to
Rome.
The first of the letters appeared
in th is week’s Newsman. Father
T ierney describes the Pilgrimage
to Rome as great. In addition he
tells of a motor tour through
A u stria, of dining in H itler’s Ber*
chte-gaden, and of seeing the once
horrible Dachau prison.
Father Tierney is now working
with the Newman Club in the
Boston area.

B ’nai B rith Hillel Foundations.
He distinguished the “ highest
form of happiness, the joy of dutyj
fulfilled, tho satisfaction at the
completion of a constructive task,”
with the “ blurred conception of
h a p p i n e s s today— a concentration
on the superficial, trivial, and
material goals of life ” at dedica­
tion Ceremonies of the B ’nai B ’rith
Hillel Foundation at the U niver­
sity.
Speaking on Sunday, September
24, Rabbi Lelyveld concluded dedi­
cation ceremonies which had be­
gun Friday, September 22.
Of the modern world, Rabbi
Lelyveld said, “ W a pay lip-service
to values hut they don’t have the
right of way for we ahunt them out
the siding while the express train
of expedience rushes through.’’
He continued by saying that re­
ligion exists, on the whole, as a
part of a vague aet of ideas which
are not incorporated into the lives
of a majority of people. He as­
serted that few’ take religious be­
lie d seriously enough to use them
as one main directive for their
lives.

Students to Hold
Evangelical Drive
October 1-8
Sixty students of the U n iver­
sity Christian Church w ill intro­
duce a new type of evangelical
technique to the campus in their
canvass of the U niversity area dur­
ing October 1-8.
Visitation
evangelism, which
has largely replaced the revival,
is an evangelical method in which
two persons visit potential church
members in a quest of converts.
“ The visitation is based upon a
method of conversion which may
be found in the New Testament,”
stated the Rev. Lawrence Bash,
pastor of the University Christian
Church. He said that Jesus sent
out his disciples in pairs seeking
converts.
Mr. Ba>h e x p r e s s e d his h o p e
that the visitation, which will be
f o c u s ed p r i ma r i l y on t h e U n i v e r ­
sity area, will brine at least 75
n e w s t u d e n t " to t h e U n i v e r s i t y
Ch r i s t i an Ch u r c h ,
The Rev. B a y n e D r iskill, who
specializes in visitation evangel­
ism, will lead the dri ve for c o n ­
vert s. “ The Rev. Driskill is ac­
knowledged to be the outstanding
visitation evangelist in the Chris*
nan Church,” said Mr. Bash.

'Grow, Not Drift' Sweet
Warns Church of Christ
By

C H A RLES

L E W IS

Christ. A crisis came to a head in
’ 88fi when advocates of missionary societies and instrumental mu-)
sic broke with the church and
established the First Christian
Church.
In Austin, the opponents to any
innovations in the church found
themselves a small minority, so
it was up to them to find a new

"A r e we d riftin g ?”
When the University Church of
Christ began the second year in
its new building Sunday, this was
the question put to its members
by Minister R. B. Sweet.
The modern church building,
located at University Avenue and
Nineteenth Street, was described
by Mr. Sweet as an example of
the growth of the Church of
Christ in the last 50 years.
“ But,”
he emphasized, “ we
must be sure that we continue to
grow— and not to drift.”
E arlier in the Twentieth Cen­
tury, Mr. Sweet continued, mem­
bers of the Church noted the be­
ginnings of this growth and were
An informal supper and discus­
afraid that the church would be­
come too impersonal and unwieldy sion group will be held Frid ay
to allow continued adherance to night from 5 to 7 o’clock at the
the principles on which it is Wesley Foundation. The discussion
will bo led by the Rev. M urray
founded.
He recalled the writings of one Dickson, principal of the American
preacher rn particular. Each paper Institute in Cochabamba, Bolivia.
Ticket* for the supper will be
on religion written by this “ old­
timer” w'as signed, “ Brothers, we 25 cents. They must he picked up
r>r reserved by noon Friday. Stu ­
are drifting.”
★
dents may attend either the dis­
He traced the history of the cussion group or supper or both,
church in America, touching its
Mr. Dickson was director of acti­
restoration and growth early in vities of the Wesley Foundation
the Nineteenth Century, its in­ until 1943 when he went to work
ternal strife in the latter years of among the descendants of the
that century, and its renewed Aztec Indians. His wife and three
children are with him rn Cocha­
vigor of the last 50 years.
The Church of Christ in Am er­ bamba,
ica, he reminded his audience, was
Mr. Dicksn attended SM U and
started as a result of dissatisfac­ wras graduated from the Perkins
tion of members of various reli­ School of Theology. His home wa*
gious sects.
in Hillsboro.
Conflicting creeds and practices
Last summer, Mr. Dickson di­
among the various American re­ rected the training program for
l i gi ous groups cleated dissatisfac­ LA-3’s on the Campus of H a rt­
t i o n a m o n g members of each, said ford Theological Foundation, Con­
Mr. Sweet as he began the chron­ necticut. L A 3’s is the term given
ology. These Americans, he went students who volunteer for social
on, determined as their purpose
the restoration of Christ’* Church J .
.
_
— exactly an it had functioned and A | | c f i n
P r e t o r
flourished after the crucifixion
The motto of these men was:
“ W e will speak when the Bible
speaks and be silent when the
Bible is silent.”
One of the leaders in t hi s move­
m e n t w a s A l e x a n d e r I ampbell,
Dr. Lewis P. Speaker, pastor
who had previously been a ment­
he’* of the Presbyterian Church. of the First. English Lutheran
A n d not long after t he restoration Church in Austin and president
started, antagonists of the church of the Texas Synod, will be a
a p p l i e d t h e n a m e “ < a m p b e l l i t e s ” delegate to the biennial conven­
to t hos e people who left other tion of the United Lutheran
c h u r c h e s t o j oi n in the restora­ Church in America, to be held in
Des Moines, Iowa, October 4—
tion movement.
Mr. S w e e t t h e n t u r n e d to the October 12, Thirty-three synods
i n t e r n a l t r o u b l e s of t he C h u r c h of will be represented at the con­
vention.

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place to hold services. For a long
while the group met in the homes
of different members Then a new
church was built in East Austin.
In 1915, the present site near
the University was purchased, and

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Bolivia Missionary
To Speak at W e s le y

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service and missionary work in
Latin America for three years.
The Wesley Foundation will have
a “mated supper and period of fel­
lowship Sunday evening at 5:45
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Led by John Davis, graduate,
tian Church on the question, ‘Have
student, the discussion will begin
we outgrown the church?” Two
at 7 p. rn. following a recreation
services will be held, the first ?period
and
refreshment
hour
at 8:30 and the second * ! the which begins at 6 p. rn.
regular hour, 10:15.
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The Disciple Student Fellowship
A week end full of activities
will meet at the church at 4:30 for the Episcopal students will
to go on a picnic at Zilker Park. begin Frid ay afternoon at 3:30
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with a coffee hour at the stu­
“ Fundamentals for Successful dent center, Both faculty and
: Subversion” w ill be the topic of a students are invited.
discussion to be held by the stuRefreshments w ill he served be­
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munity Church Sunday evening, the student center, for students
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Entertainment Is a Bargain
For Staffers and Spouses
Nineteen dollars and fifty cents ticket* for 16.
Tickets are on sale at J . R.
worth of cultural entertainment I'
for $4.80 is the bargain offered ; Reed Music Company. WUliamthis year to U niversity professors Charles Music Company, the U n i­
and "members of the non-teaching ; versity Co-Op, and the box-office
staff and their husbands and I of the Music Building.
This year, season-ticket holders
wives.
Husbands and wives of Rlanket- will not have to go by the Music
tax holder® can take advantage of Building to pick up their tickets,
the same plan. This season ticket announced Miss Evelyn Blackmer,
admits the holder at no extra business manager of public pro­
cost to twelve events sponsored j grams. They will present their
this year by the Cultural E n ter- ; season ticket at the door fo r ad­
tainment Committee ranging from mission.
an exhibition of hypnosis by a dis- j
tinguished doctor in that field to i
a performance by the B alletRusse j
de Monte Carlo.
Those with supplementary blanket-taxes
and
the
regular
student blanket-taxes will be given
a 60 per cent discount on two j
additional events.
Tommy Jones’s versatility has
They are Papa Celestin a Ori­
ginal Tuxedo Dixieland Jazz Band, won him this year’s Curtain Club
Scholarship, a w a k e d las: Sunday
to play here October 26, and the
at the reception for new mem­
appearance of pianist Oscar L e ­
bers.
Tommy is a W est Texas
vant with the San Antonio Sym ­
product,
whose
horn-rimmed
phony February 26.
glasses and six-foot figure have
Persons not affiliated with the
become fam iliar sights in the U ni­
University may purchase season versity drama.

Dr. Daniel Schmidt, president
of the Pennsylvania Psychological
Research Institute and conductor
{ of many experiments in psycho­
logy and hypnosis, w ill teach peo­
ple to relax in hi* show Monday
at 8:15 in Gregory Gymnasium.
Only volunteers will be used to
illustrate the powers of hypnosis,
Dr. Schmidt assures.
One of the nation’s leaders of
the hypnotic science, Dr. Schmidt
is a graduate of Duquesne U niver­
sity L a v School. He became a

] member of the Allegheny County
B a r and practiced law for twenty
years before county, state, and
federal courts as a trital lawyer.
Peter Koch, a nationally-known
authority on photographic arts,
will present the film , "T h e Flame
in the Ju n g le ," about the wilds
of Dutch Guinea, October 25 at
8:15 p. rn, in the Recital H all of
the Music Building. This program
is also sponsored by the Cultural
Entertainm ent Committee and is
free.

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Tommy came to the University
in 1945 to major in acting, but
a lack of roles made him decide
his talents slanted more towards
directing.
A fter his decision in
1947, many parts came his way,
and he’s been a threat to other
thespians ever since.
President of Curtain Club xx
1948*49, Tommy has done a little
of
everything,
from
writing
scripts to organizing voodoo rit ials.
A disciple of George Bernard
Shaw, Tommy believes in realism,
especially in his show's. Once when
he w'as directing a rehearsal of a
fight scene, he urged his acioion to the point where one became
lame and the other fractured two
ribs.
Tommy has written two one-act
plays for drama laboratories. One
of them w'as “ Six W ho Pass While
the Lentils Boil,” in which ne
boiled lentils.
He has composed
several sets of lyrics for “ Time
Staggers On."
His “ bald-eagle” head and the
semi-serious expression on his
sensitive face have enabled him
to play all roles from the serio­
comic to the tragic.
He is best­
known for his portrayal of DePinna (the man who made fire­
crackers in the basement) in “ You
Can’t Take It W ith Y o u " and Kn
Carson i* “ The Time of Your
L ife ."
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opened doors for Tommy. In “ Roadside,” a western comedy,
‘ Arms and the Man,” when a door Tommy received a letter from
jammed and left only a small I the author forbidding him to put
opening, he squeezed through, I on the play,
tommy appealed to
straight ne<l his uniform and de- his crew to have faith, and with
dared, “ W e must have that door that and a little perseverance, he
fixed."
‘ won a change of heart from the
This summer, when directing j author, Lynn Briggs.

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In February of 1948, after win­
ning
the
coveted
Leven tritt
Award, he made his New York
debut as soloist in the Chopin E
Minor Concerto with George Szell
conducting the New York Ph ilh ar­
monic Orchestra.
Born in Sofia, Bulgaria, W’eisenberg was introduced to music
while still an infant. His mother,
a professional pianist, refused,
however, to permit him to do any
serious studying before he was
* six. Sigi gives much of the credit
for his amazing repertoire to his
j mother’s guidance.
This past summer Weisenberg
toured Europe and South Am erica
in a successful concert tour.
End er a new policy student
tickets may be obtained for one
i h lf the original price.
Student
I season tickets may be purchased
| for $6 or tickets for the individual
(concerts may be obtained at the
I box office.
Also tickets may be ordered by
mail from the Austin Symphony

Civic Group Lists
Eleven University students will
have roles in Austin Civic The­
ater’s
forthcoming
production,
“ Gold in the Hills,” director Mel
Pape announced.
Students cast an Jan Edgerton*
Garner Wallace, Anetta ( lark,
Jim Kohler, James Kippenbrock,
Dodo
McQueen,
Kenneth
and
Clare Gompertz, Rick Love, Dud­
ley Champion, and Shirley Schnei­
der.
B ill Cavness, a University
Ju n e graduate is also included in
the cast.
“ This is the best of the ‘meller
drammers’ available,” stated Pape,
“ and I have two fine casts to do
it,”
Civic Theater membership tick­
ets are now on sale.
These $5
tickets entitle holders to attend
each play at the price of the tax
alone.
It also entitles members
to attend parties given for the
group and to receive a copy of
the C ivic Theater’s paper.

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Three dance classes open to
both men and women student* w ill
bw conducted by the Department
of Physical Training for Women
this semester.
Women students
Payn e’s Production
will receive physical training cre­
Opens Oct. 24
dit for the courses.
International Folk Dance will
Cast selection! for the coming
meet Monday and F rid a y at 3
Drama Department production,
o’clock, and will be taught by
I “ Dear Brutus,” have been an­
Miss Anne Pittm an, assistant pro­
nounced by B. Iden Payne, difessor of physical training for wo­
I rector and guest professor of
men. Student* wishing to join the
: drama. Opening date is October I
class should be able to waltz,
124.
polka, and schottische.
Bob Syniond* and M argaret:
; Grant have been cast as Mr. and ’
1Mrs. Dearth.
Stanley W . Pitts, Ringling Circus Here
recently returned from Broadway,
! will play Mr. Purdie, and Ja n e i Tuesday for One Day
Holcomb is cast opposite him as
Ringling Brother- and Barnum
I Mrs. Purdie.
and Bailey Circus is due in Aus­
Mouzon
Law,
instructor
in tin Tuesday for a one-day stand.
drama, has been assigned the role J
of Lob. Marvin Landrum Jr ., and | This year’s edition has a trained
Eleanor Light will be seen as Mr. j bear act, which is p-ut through
and Mrs. ( cade.
The part of its paces by one of the bears.
New' spectacle numbers include
M atey will be played by Pat
Kine;-, while M yrna Ruff will play. “ When Dreams Come True,” the
Lady Caroline. Barbara Berman big parade number, and “ Old Se­
is cast as Joanna and Kathryn ville.” a Spanish aerial ballet,.
Grandstaff as Margaret.
•incus grounds will again be
•t First, and Linden Streets,
Assistant director for the pro­
duction is Frank Crawford, and
stage manager is Bea Michalka.

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R A D IO C O N T R O L L E D C A R S

Miss Pittm an w ill also teach a and general dance fundamentals,
class in American square dancing
Ballroom
dancing
is
being
Monday and Friday at 4 o’clo ck .1added this semester and will meet
This class is designed to meet the Monday and Friday at 5 o'clock,
needs of beginners and intermedi- It is taught by Miss Gloria Raguiny*
ate square dancers, and will also instructor of physical training for
include

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College Poetry Contest
Deadline November 5

Fast Service

The National Poetry Assoria-,
tion is sponsoring its seventh con­
test for college students with
deadline for manuscripts Novem­
ber 6.

Such notables as Lauiitz Mel­
chior, world-famous tenor, and
Sigi W eisenberg, young pianist
and recent winner of the Phila­
delphia Orchestra Youth Contest
will
be featured
during
the
series of nine concerts,
Melchior will be soloist with the
orchestra Ja n u ary 14.
Weisenberg will appear Febru­
ary 25 at Hogg Auditorium. His
name is comparatively new to
American audiences.
He made
his Am erican debut in November
of 1947 with Eugene Ormandy
and the Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra.

Read the Classified A d s

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There is no submission charge.
Vronsky and Babin, premier Orchestra, P.O. Box 1160, Austin, ; Manuscripts must be sent to Na­
tional Poetry Association, 3210
duo-pianists, w ill he featured with
Texas.
, Selby Ave., Los Angeles 34, Calif, i
the Austin Symphony Orchestra
at its first concert October 15 in
Hogg Auditorium.
Ezra Rachhn
will conduct.

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