Bluebonnet Contest
Strictly for Beauty

F i r s t
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sectio n this y e a r , e x p la i n s C ha r lie . , in t h e se l ec ti o n o f t h e w i n n e r s , a t i
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by a n y c a m p u s o r g a n i z a t i o n u n t il J be r e q u i r e d f o r all inte rview s,
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Pictures o f th e nominees a re j the
past,
the
same group
of
d u e N o v e m b e r 12 , b u t s p e c i f i ca - j u d g e s in s o m e c a s e s d i d n o t i n t e r t i o n s o f t h e t y p e a n d si z e o f t h e v i e w all t h e g i r l s . W h e n d i f f e r e n t
p o r t r a i t s wi l l b e a n n o u n c e d l a t e r , j u d g e s i n t e r v i e w s e p a r a t e g r o u p s
I n t e r v i e w s o f t h e n o m i n e e s b y o f n o m i n e e s , t h e g r a d i n g is n o t
t h e j u d g i n g c o m m i t t e e wi l l b e c o n - u n i f o r m .
d u c t e d N o v e m b e r 13 t h r o u g h 16.
—— —
--------------------------------A group of eight judges, at least
t w o o f w h o m m u s t be f a c u l t y
m e m b e r s , wi l l s e l e c t 6 0 s e m i - f i n a l i si s f r o m i n d i v i d u a l i n t e r v i e w s o f
nom inees a n d c o nsideration of p o r ­
traits submitted.
T h e s e s e m i - f i n a l i s t s wi l l b e a n ­
By H O W A R D P A G E
Texan Sports Staff
nounced shortly before the Christ­
m a s h o l i d a y s a n d wi l l b e p r e s e n t e d
F A Y E T T E V IL L E , ARK., Oct. 20.— (Spl) —
LORA Auditorium
at th e 1952 R o u n d - U p Review.
Arkansas s spirited Razorbacks rose to the oecasT w e n t y finalists a n d t h e B l u e ­
Draw s Authorities
b o n n e t Belles a r e p r e s e n t e d e a c h
sion Saturday before 20,000 fans in Razorback
sp ring at the a n n u a l C actus b a n ­
T h e Department o f Electrical Stadium to upset the Texas Longhorns, 16-14, for
M a ga zin e Editor
quet.
E n g i n e e r i n g o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y i s ...................
A new ru lin g for the j u d g in g sp o n s o iing th e fo u r th P o w er Dis t h d l *
triumph over Texas since 1938.
Gives Library Fund
sy s te m has b e e n a n n o u n c e d by t h e t r i h u t i o n
Conference
Monday
A field goal by Pat Summerall, a 215-pound
A g r a n t o f $ 5 , 0 0 0 t o t h e I ni- t a c t u s o f f i c e . I n a n a t t e m p t t o t h r o u g h W e d n e s d a y a t t h e L o w e r
senior end, from the Texas 2-yard line, w as the
v e r s i f y ’* C o l l e g e o f P h a r m a c y h a s
I Colorado River Authority auditonum.
been m ade as a m em orial to the
l a t e W a l t e r C o u s i n s Sr . , a p i o n e e r
Ten nationally-recognized a u ­
Texas pharmacist.
thorities on th e distribution of
electric p o w e r to homes, bu si­
T h e g r a n t w a s m a d e b y Mi s s
n e s s e s , a n d i n d u s t r i e s will l e c t u r e
M a r g a r e t C o u s 1 n s, U n i v e r s i t y
ar. t h i s c o n f e r e n c e .
g r a d u a t e a nd m a n a g i n g editor of
R e g i s t r a t i o n is s c h e d u l e d t o b e ­
Good H ou sek e ep in g m agazine, and
Two sinister-looking shapes
g i n a t 8 a . m . M o n d a y . R. N . G i f ­
W alter Cousins Jr., editor of the
S o u t h e r n P h a r m a c e u t i c a l J o u r n a l , ; w e r e h e a p e d in t h e m i d d l e o f
ford, Electrical E n g in e erin g D e ­
Egyptian Sentry
t h e M a i n l o u n g e in t h e T e x a s
in m e m o r y o f t h e i r f a t h e r .
p a r t m e n t c h a i r m a n , is i n c h a r g e
Union M o n d a y morning.
of arrangem ents.
Killed by British
T h e f u n d wull h e u s e d t o i n ­
They
were
just
rolled-up
The program Monday m orning
c r e a s e p h a r m a c y l ib r a r y facilities.
rugs, b u t to t h e pint-sized, flop­
C A I R O , E g y p t , O c t . 2 0 — (ZF)—
will s t a r t a t IO o ’c l o c k a n d e n d a t
The elder Cousins was s e c re ­
eared black puppy, they p ro ­
I wo m o r e s h o o t i n g s s h a t t e r e d th e
12,
Mr
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t a r y of t h e T e x a s S t a t e B o a rd of
b a b l y l o o k e d l i k e l i o n s ’n t i g e r s
n o o n s e s s i o n wi l l be f r o m 2 t o 5 u n e a s y c a l m o f t h o c a n a l g a r r i s o n
h a r m a c y f o r 21 y e a r s a n d e d i t o r
’n e v e r y t h i n g .
He
caused
a
a re a S a t u r d a y an d Britain rushed
o'clock
of the S o u th e rn P h a rm ac eu tica l
gleam of feral c u nning to a p ­
new
reinforcements,
including
T
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J o u r n a l f o r 27 y e a r s .
p e a r in h i s e v e s ; he c r o u c h e d
Bloeeker,
American
T elep h o n e a n ti-a irc ra ft units, to w ard off
D u r i n g hi s c o w - p u n c h i n g d a y s ,
deceptively;
he
roared
fero­
a n d T e l e g r a p h C o . ; H. W . W a h l - a n y s u r p r i s e_ b o m b i n g r a i d s a n d
ciously.
the pioneer pharm acist carried a
q u i n t , E h a sc o S e r v i c e s , I n c . , N e w p r o t c c t h e r S u e * h f e l i n e “ United
States
Pharmacopoeia,"
The echoes bounded a ro u n d
At the s a m e tim e a s tro n g p o ­
Y o r k C i t y ; a n d S. J . R o s c h , A n a ­
R e m i n g t o n ' s “ P r a c t i c e in P h a r ­
the quiet room. Outside on th e
l ice d e t a c h m e n t u n c e r e m o n i o u s l y
c
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t
m acy," and Rogets “ T h e a sa u r u s
v eran d ah , the ping-pong players
deported fro m the Sudan an E g y p ­
i n g s - o n - t h e - H u d s o n , N. Y.
o f E n g l i s h W o r d s ” in t h e c h u c k
missed a stroke.
tian education official who had ig­
box of t h e c a m p w a g o n , s t u d y i n g
Now the dog lunged fo r w a r d
nored a British o rder to stay out
w h e n ev e r he had a chance.
v i c i o u s l y , hi s l i ps c u r l e d o v e r
of the c ountry.
hi s mi l k t e e t h in a f i e r c e s n a r l .
He w a s s e c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r of
W e s t e r n d i p l o m a t s did n o t b e ­
Approaching the dangerous ob­
the Texas Pharmaceutical Asso­
lieve th e E g y p t i a n A r m y w o u l d
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ciation a nd president of the N a ­
wage w ar to e n fo rc e the g o v e r n ­
m en a cingly. N o response.
tional
Association
o f
Retail
m en t's s c rap p in g of the 1936 a l­
He s ni f fe d his w a y c a u t i o u s l y
Druggists.
l i a n c e w i t h B r i t a i n a n d t h e 52
up and d o w n them. O nlookers
♦
y
ears of Anglo-Egyptian rule of
en visag ed t h e sight of two r u g s
S u d a n , o n t h e u p p e r Ni l e.
being torn to shreds.

By C A R O L Y N B U S C H
“ T h i s is s t r i c t l y a b e a u t y c o n test," says Charlie Pistor, editor
o f t h e C a c t u s , in d e s c r i b i n g t h e
s e l e c t i o n o f B l u e b o n n e t Bell es.
Belle n o m i n e e s a r e J u d g e d on
p o i se , b e a u t y o f f a c e a n d f i g u r e ,
personality, and over-all a p p ea ra n r e . Girls a r e n o t j u d g e d on inteiiigence,
talent,
or
campus
achievement. C harm and beauty
a r e t h e r e q u i s i t e s , h e sai d.
Each year approxim ately 200
girls c o m p e t e f o r t h e Belle b e a u t y
h o n o r s . E v e n m o r e e m p h a s i s wi l l

This Barkin’ Dog
W as One That
Refused to Bite

Shivers Declares
Pharmacy Week

T h e C o l l e g e o f P h a r m a c y will
\ :oi n t h e n a t i o n in c e l e b r a t i n g N a ­
tional P h a rm a c y W eek, O cto b er
0 1. 27.
A proclamation declaring a N a­
t i o n a l P h a r m a c y W e e k in T e x a s
has heen issued by G o v e r n o r Allan
Shivers.

But ju st a b o u t to deliver the
c oup de g r a c e , he ga v e on e last
sniff, t u r n e d u p his n o s e , g a v e
h i s t ai l a s a t i s f i e d flirt, a n d p a t ­
tered ou t the door.
H e k n e w t h e y w e r e r u g s all
th e time.

Faculty Donates
$2,090 to Chest

T h e c e l e b r a t i o n h e r e 'Alii h e on
t h e t h e m e , “ O n e h u n d r e d y e a r s of
Dr . C l y d e C. C o l b e r t , c h a i r m a n
p r o g r e s s in h e a l t h , t h r o u g h p h a r ­
of the faculty Com m unity Chest
macy.”
drive said S a t u r d a y , O c t o b e r 2 0 ,
P r o f e s s i o n a l d i s p l a y s ’Atli b e ar.,
o
i
t h a t $ 2 , 09 0 ha* he en gi ven bv t h e
ranged on the cam pus. Speaker*
- i ill
i i a_______
p p e a r ub e. rf .............o
o r e v airni ko su s 1 cnl iuvbe*r s i t y f a c u l t y .
“ No p a r t i c u l a r goal was se t f o r
and radio talks are scheduled.
- the U n iv ersity ," the Austin Com.
.
...
. .
D r . H e n r y M. B u r Iago>, d e a n o f
tr iuni ty ( h e s t c o m m i t t e e r e p o r t e d ,
t h e C o l l e g e o f P h a r m a c y , ha** a p
b u t Dr . C o l v e r t s a i d it is h o p e d
pointed » c o m m i t t e e o f . I n d e n t , to th>t ^
f>culty ^
„ ntnhu, , „

take charge o f this c el e brati on.

l e a s t o n e d a y ’* p a y t o t h e d r i v e .
N a t i o n a l P h a r m a c y W e e k t hi s
According
to
early
report*
y e a r wi l l o p e n w i t h a N e w Y o r k
d e d i c a t i o n o f a p l a q u e a t t h e p l a c e r e a c h i n g Dr . C o l v e r t ' * o f f i c e , “ a l nf the pre lim in a ry m eeting which mo,t ^everyone
is g i v i n g s o m e led t o t h e f o u n d i n g o f t h e A m e n - t h i n g .
T h e g o a l f or t h e e n t i r e
can P h a rm ac eu tica l Association.
c o m m u n i t y is $ 2 1 2 , 0 0 0 . L a s t y e a r
____________________ ___ _______________ t h * U n i v e r s i t y a c c o u n t e d f o r a1Y o u n t Republican* Eloct
most $11,000.
’ T he U niversity Y o u n g RepubliT h e d r i v e , w h i c h it is h o p e d wi l l
c a n C l u h w ill e l e c t o f f i c e r * T h u r s - t a k e c a r e o f n e e d s s a i d t o h e g r e a t d a y in S u t t o n Ha l l 101 a t 7 : 3 0 e r b e c a u s e o f t h e w a r , is s e h e p rn. T h e w o r k o f t h e R e g i o n a l d u l e d t o e n d O c t o b e r 8 1 . H o w Coliege Service C o m m itte e
a n d ever, the A u s ti n office said t h a t
p . a n s f o r t h e c o m i n g y e a r wi l l he it will p r o b a b l y l as t a t t h e U n i disoussed.
v e r s i t y u n t i l a b o u t N o v e m b e r 4.

C j oes on

SUNDAY
8 30 — ( 'z e c h -M o ra v ia n S u n d a y
School, Wesley f oundation.
1 0 : 1 5 — D i s c u s s i o n g r o u p , Hi l l e l
Foundation.
10 30 - Dr . Ma , San Da v i s t o a d d r e s s U n i t a r i a n F e l l o w s h i p on
“ Art a nd
Re! z i o n , ” d o w n t o w n
YWCA.
1 : 3 0 — C z e c h C l u b t o m e e t a ' Li t t l e f i e i d F o u n t a i n t o 2 0 on pi enio.
2.30-6 30— Openhouse at
Blood
B a n k , 1 7 0 5 ’a N o r t ( ’o r t gr e s *
A venue.
a — S a n A n t o n i o C l u b p i c n i c , Bull
(reek.
5
Tea to open exhibit by H o u s­
t o n a r ' «t«, F. i s a h e t N e y M u ­
seum.
5 — L a s t - b o w i n g o f e x h i b i t by
Wil i a m L e - t e r , L a g u n a G l o r i a .
— L u th e ran Stud en t Association
" S u r p r - e Night,” Gethseman*
P a r i s h Hail.
— L. T . B e l l m o n t t o s p e a k a t
S u n d a y S u p p e r , Hi l l e l F o u n d a ­
tion.
, 36
N e w n a n ( Lib r e t r e a t , St.
A a st i n ' s < h a p e l .
- A d d r e s s b y Dr. G e o r g e J a c k s o n
at o c c u p a t i o n a l a n d r e c r e a t i o n a l
w orkshop, ( niversity Methodist
E ducation ( enter,
MONDAY
36- 1 arui 2 - 5 - D r a w i n g o f Ri ce
ga m e tickets, G reg o ry Gym .
- 5— E x h i b i t f r b m t h e c o l l e c t i o n
o f A l e x a n d e r S a r k t o n , Mu s i c
B u i l d i n g loggia.
■5 — M i c a t o r e c e i v e n o m i n a t i o n *
for
Kre-hman B e a t* ., Texas
Union 3u7,

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S o u t h

AUSTIN, TEXAS, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1951

Eight Pages Today

NO. 47

Spirited Razorbacks Knock
Engineers Hold Texas From Unbeaten, 16-14
Meeting Monday

Memorial Grant
Honors Cousins

W hat

Texan

T h e D ai

J I ere

10 - 1 2 a n d 2 - 5 — E l e c t r i c p o w e r l e c ­
tures, LURA Auditorium.
IO —C o f f e e H o u r , Hi l lel f o u n d a ­
tion.
11-3— G a m e
room
open
I exas
Union 301.
2-6 a n d 7- 9
Pure Math W orks h o p . W a g g e n e r Ha l l 8 .
3 — Rally C o m m ittee,
Waggener
Ha i l 4 0 1 .
4 . 6 — F o r e i g n s t u d e n t d u b s «p<»naor I n t e r n a t i o n a l W ee k t e a , Inte rn a tio n a l Room, T e x a s U nion.
5 ..... E l e c t i o n C o m m i s s i o n , T e x a s
Union 305.
-Occupational and recreational
workshop, Methodist E d u catio n
(enter.
— A l p h a K a p p a Psi, T e x a * I m o n
401.
-9 — P o s t - g r a d u a t e S c h o o l o f
Medicine to hear addresses by
Dr . J o h n W a l l a n d Dr. S t e p h e n
F o o t e , S u t t o n Ha l l 101.
: 30 — N e w m a n C l u b r e t r e a t , St .
A u s t i n ' s ( ' h a [iel.
: 30
b r e e m o v i e , “ Ma d W e d n e s ­
d a y , ’’
Main
Lounge,
Texa*
I 'm on.
:3 0 — G e n e r a l m e e t i n g f o r S t u ­
dent. C h r i s t i a n A s s o c i a t i o n ,
YMCA.
T h o m s * S t r e i t t o gi ve p u b l i c
address on “ What the A tlan tic
I m o n M e a n s to B u si n e ss , ” U n i ­
versity M ethodist C hurch f el­
lowship Hall.
— M i c a - M i c a C o f f e e Call, T e x a s
T r io n 315-316.
:15— S t u d e n t C u l t u r a l C o m m i t ­
tee pre sen t * th e B a r t e r T h e a t e r
in “ T h e P u r s u i t o f H a p p i n e s s , ”
Hogg Auditorium.

difference for the Porkers, but the final outcome
was in still doubt with less than a minute left to
play. Quarterback Dan P age’s pass to End Tom
Stolhandske for a touchdown from the Porker
seven with seven m inutes left enabled the Steers
to make a final bid for victory after Arkansas had
jumped into a 16-9 early lead in the third period.
Rut Texas couldn’t go after forcing the Razorbacks to kick with five minutes left and Arkansas

More Troops
Sent To Canal

kept possession of the ball while the Steers tried
hard to salvage a victory with the precious final
seconds ticking off.
An offside penalty nullified Dillon’s run back
of a punt to the Texas 35 with thirty seconds left;
the lon g h o r n s never had a chance after that.
T exas’ defeat Saturday was the first opening
Southwest Conference game the Longhorns had
lost since 1938, when the Razorbacks walloped
the Steers, 42-6. This also was
the first Arkansas victory
over Texas in Razorback Sta­
dium in six contests played
here.
The Porkers took advantage
of a L onghorn fu m b le to score
t h e o p e n i n g t o u c h d o w n in t h e f i r s t
period.
T exas hopes b rig h te n ed with
the r e tu r n of H a lfb ac k Gib D a w ­
son, who missed the O k la h o m a
battle and m ost of practice last
w e ek . D a w s o n s h o o k loose f o r 78
y a rd s and the S t e e r s ’ first t o u c h ­
d o w n in t h e s e c o n d p e r i o d o n a
pitchout
from
quarterback
T
J o n e s t h a t t i e d t h e s c o r e , 6 -6 .
T im ely blocks by Jones, Byron
Townsend,
and
Guard
Sonny
Sowell enabled the flashy ju n io r
t o g o all t h e w a y .
A rkansas w ent ahead shortly
b e f o r e t h e h a l f on S u m m e r a l l ' s
field goal a n d t a m e ba c k s t r o n g
w' ith t h e s e c o n d h a l f k i c k o f f t o
s u r g e 60 y a r d s a n d b o l s t e r t h e i r
l e a d t o 16- 9.
Coach Otis D ouglas took the
raps off sophom ore Jack Troxell
who gained exactly fifty y a rd s
of the total sixty d u rin g th e scor­
ing drive. Troxell broke a ro u n d
I hi s r i g h t e n d f o r 4 0 y a r d s f o r a
i first on the L o nghorn 2 0 . T hen,
a f t e r Lewis C a r p e n t e r and L a m a r
M c H a n g o t a n o t h e r f ir st on t h e
I I O, T r o x e l l h i t r i g h t e n ^ a g a i n
I for the final ten yards.

B u t t h e y b e l i e v e d it p o s s i b l e t h e
Moslem
Brotherhood,
extremist
religious o rg a n iz a tio n which once
m a d e a L o n g h o r n fi rst d o w n a n d s e t t h e s t a g e f o r
FIRST-DOWN BOUND is D o n B a r t o n (43) a s
boasted
2 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0
m embers,
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might w a g e a kind of g u e r r i l l a
l e n d s a s s i s t a n c e d e s p i t e his p o r t i o n .
Te xas f o u r t h - p e r i o d s c o r i n g d r i v e . B a r t o n ' s j aunt I
warfare
s u c h
as
eventually
★
it
h a rra ss ed the British o u t of PalM im t.
I
The third q u a r t e r settled into
Strong precautions were being
a punting
duel
betw een
John
t a k e n in v i e w o f r e p o r t s b y E g y p - j
A d a m * a n d t h e R a z o r b a c k ’s s o ­
tian i n f o rm a n t s t h a t the B r o t h e r ­
phomore
quarterback,
McHan.
hood was t h r e a t e n i n g to “ blow u p " i
Adams
averages
38.9
on
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b o o t h s . T h e h* •? d r o - s e d b o y , g i r l ,
foreign
s t u d e n t * will h e h o n ­ m o v i e s W e d n e s d a y e v e n n g n * e
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A good w om a n inspires a m an,
a n d c o u p l e wi l l be a w a r d e d p r i z e - o r e d a* a r e c e p t i o n W e d : e - u a y U n i o n a n d e x h i b i t s in tile Ma l
c h a i r m a n o f th** m e m b e r s h i p c o m ­ b e e n p r o m o t e d rn t h e S t a t e D e ­ a b r i l l i a n t w o m a n i n t e r e s t s h i m ,
d o n a t e d b y H e m p h i l l ’s
afternoon
b y t h e < a m p u * a n d B u i l d i n g ail w e e k l o n g a l e -ch* i m i t t e e . Mem* e t * ai** D a v e R u b e n
p a r t met t t o t h e ( lass 3 r a n k o f a b e a u t i f u l w o m a n f a s c i n a t e s h i m ,
F o u r f o r e i g n s t u d e n t c l u b s will A u s t i n L e a g u e * o f W o m e n V o t e r * . Hied. T h e I N f l a g will fly o n t h e - t e n , ( . c o r g e ( ’a r v e l ,
F a r i d e a n t h e d i p l o m a t i c c o r p s in W a s h i n g
ami a sy m p a th e tic w om an get*
s p o n s o r b o o t h s o n t h e d a n c e f l o o r , The r e c e p t i o n will bs f r o m 4 t o 6 T e x a s f l a g p o l s t hi s w e e k .
Col l in*, a » u J o h n W o r s h a m .
j t o n , Lh G.
I hun.

Number 13 Was
Charm for Arkansas

Cameron Aspires
To Assembly Seat

J

Ticket Drawing
Begins Monday

Absentee Ballots
Ready For Nov. 13

International W e e k Begins

Solemn Steers
Get Reception
A t Airport

ORTY
ACRES

Sun3*y, OcToEer 21, 1951 THE DA f i r

TEXAN

Pag# Z

Merritt Schaeffer & Brown Presents

TOU Rally Surprises
A & M by 20-14 W in
F O R T W O R T H , G e t. 20.— (JP)
T e x a s C h r is t ia n ’s b a tte re d H o rn e d
Frosts p u lle d th e m se lve s to g e th e r
fo r a f in a l q u a r te r o n « la u g h t th a t
b ro u g h t them a 20-14 v ic t o r y o v e r
T exas A A M S a tu rd a y .
In an a m a z in g fin is h tha* saw
th e P ro g s , w h o last w eek fe ll befo re
T e x a s T e rn
33-19, k n o ck
A A M fro m the ra n k s o f the undefe a te d an d u n tie d , T e x a s C h ris tia n
w ra p p e d up the. g am e in a span
o f a b o u t fiv e m in u tes.
I t w as one o f the g re a te s t upsets
a H o rn e d F r o g team e v e r p u lle d
an d it b ro u g h t C o ach D u tch M e y e r
o n to th e fie ld to p la n t e m b a rra s ­
sing kisses on his g u a rd s , ta ck le *
and b ark s.

Sportswear

T e x a s A A M e n te re d th e fo u r th
p e rio d w ith a 7-0 lead an d sh o u ld
h a v e had m ore scores, th re e tim e s
b e in * re p u lse d b y the lim p in g b u t
b a ttlin g F ro g s deep in T C L* te rn to r y .
T h e n A A M g o t a n o th e r touchdowm an d the crow'd o f 34,000
fig u re d the g am e w as o v e r e x c e p t
f o r the fo r m a lit y o f p la y in g it out.
B u t T e x a s C h ris tia n , w ith a
n u m b e r o f its team m e m b e rs playin g w ith b an d aged leg s an d h an d s,
ro a re d 68 y a rd s f o r a to u c h d o w n .
T h e crowed perked up a t th a t.
Then
T C L ’ city- slic k e d
AAM
w ith th e on-side k ick . T h e A g g ie s
d re w a 15-yard p e n a lty b e fo re
t.he k ic k o f f f o r h a v in g ro u g h e d

K e it h F lo w e r s , T O U e x tr a p o in t
’ k ic k e r, as he c o n v e rte d a f t e r th e
1F r o g
to u c h d o w n .
F lo w e r s
ra n
to w a rd th e b a ll as if th e k ic k it
b u t R a y M c K o w n , h e a r t o f th e
F r o g b a c k fie ld , cro ssed in f r o n t
o f him and b o o ted th e o v a l to th e
A g g ie 31 w h e re W a y n e M a r t in o f
T C L fe ll on it. M c K o w n and J o h n
to a
H a r v ille
ra n
an d passed
tim e
F lo w e r *
to u c h d o w n .
T h is

m issed th e e x tr a p o in t an d T C U
fo llo w e rs g ro a n e d .
B u t h e re th e A g g ie s h an ded th *
gam e to T C L*. B i l l T id w e ll funh­
bled on th e A A M 22 and R o y P itcock o f T C L p o u n ce d on th e b a ll,
M c K o w n , G le n n Jo n e s an d H arV ille c ra c k e d th e A g g ie lin e w ith
M c K o w n d iv in g o v e r fro m th e tw o
fo r th e to u c h d o w n th a t w o n th e
gam e. F lo w e r s c o n v e rte d .
T e x a s C h r is t ia n ’s v ic t o r y to d a y
shot it to th e to p o f th e S o u th w e s t
i C o n fe r e n c e s ta n d in g s w ith
tw o
v ic to rie s a g a in s t no d e fe a ts . B a y ­
lo r, th e o n ly C o n fe r e n c e team le f t
w ith an u n d e fe a te d , u n tie d re c o rd ,
has w on one C o n fe r e n c e gam e.
g u a rd ,
c o n v e rte d
to
g iv e
th e
The
A g g ie s
b a tte re d
Texas
Y e a r lin g s a sn o rt- lived 7-0 a d v a n ­ C h ris tia n w ith a vicio u s g ro u n d
a tta c k fo r th re e q u a r te rs b u t had
ta g e .
to use th e fo r w a r d pas* to «core
B a y lo r g u a rd R u s se ll B a r n e t t on th e b u m b lin g , c r ip p lin g F r o g *
s ta rte d his team
o n th e ro ad to who
never
fo u g h t h a rd e r
and
v ic to r y
in t h e
second q u a r te r n e v e r w on a g a in s t a d v e r s ity m o re
w hen he sn ared
B u r k e t ’s ju m p th an to d a y .
pass and re tu rn e d it to th e T e x a s
B o b S m ith , th e m in u te m an o f
the A g g ie b a c k fie ld w ho w a s m a g ­
T h e C u b s ’ cause w as aid ed b y a n if ic e n t th i* a fte rn o o n , ran 55
15-yard p e n a lty w h ic h m o ved the y a rd s w ith a pa«s fro m D ick (ja rb all to the 7. D u p re e c o u n te re d d em al f o r th e f ir s t A g g ie to u c h ­
e r the C u bs on fo u r th
d o w n , d ow n an d D a rr o w H o o p e r consw e e p in g le f t end fro m 2 y a rd s v e rte d . I t cam e e a r ly in th e th i*d
out. S m ith mi«sed th e e x tra p o in t p erio d a f t e r a sco reless f ir s t h a lf.
second
cadet
to u c h d o w n
a tte m p t and the Y e a r lin g s held a T h e
scored in the fo u r th p e rio d w a*
7-6 h a lftim e a d v a n ta g e .
11-yard pass fro m
Ray
T h e n cam e the th ird q u a r te r, on an
G
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th e
and the B a y lo r a tta c k b ro k e loose
goal
lin e .
A g a in
H ooper
con­
in a li its fu r y . S t a r t in g fro m th e ir
v e rte d .
32, th e C u b s ro lle d 68 y a r d s to
p a y d ir t w ith D u p re e c ir c lin g rig h t
N O T IC E
end f o r the fin a l 4 a n d th e score.

Speedy Cubs Clip
Yearlings, 25-7

Scotcord Sport Coat
Fine, pinwete c o rd u ro y , e x p e rtly tailo re d fo r
pe rfect ac tio n
in p o p u lar
3-button, casual
m odel. In v irile fo re s t colors.

By SAM BLAIR
T*r<i** S p o r t * .*>'n//

A d e v a s ta tin g
B a y lo r g ro un d
a tta c k spelled d e fe a t fo r th e T e x ­
as fre sh m e n in W a c o F r id a y n ig h t
a* th e Y e a r lin g s dro p p ed th e ir
season o p e n e r to th e C u b s, 25-7.

$22.95

So m e 1,500 fa n s saw th e tw o
fre sh m a n squads slu g it o u t on
even te rm s in the f ir s t h a lf, and
then w a tc h e r the ( U h s d e liv e r the
k n o c k o u t punch w ith th re e quick
to u c h d o w n s a f te r
the
in te rm is ­
sion.

B a y l o r ’s sp eed y hacks had a
y a rd s v ia the ian d ro u te . A t r i o
b u sy e v e n in g , a c c o u n tin g fo r 340
o f th ese o p e ra tiv e s w e re c h ie f ly
re sp o n sib le fo r the C u b T-m odel
ru n n in g m ach in e m o v in g a t such
a tre m e n d o u s clip . A lla n Jo n e « ,
( b a r ile S m ith and I.. G . D u p re e
c a rr ie d the h all fo r 136, 102 and
90 y a rd s r e s p e c tiv e ly , th u s a c ­
c o u n tin g fo r m ore th a n tw o -third s S m ith m ade his o n ly su cc e ssfu l
c o n ve rs io n and th e C u b s held a
o f t h e ir c lu b ’s ru s h in g to ta l.
C o ach Ox E m e rs o n 's Y e a r lin g s 13-7 le a d .
T he
Y e a r lin g s c o u ld n ’t m ove
d isp la y e d an a d e q u a te o ffe n s e h u t
c o m p le te ly la ck e d a d e fe n s e c a p ­ a f t e r re c e iv in g th e k ic k o f f an d
ab le o f c o p in g w ith the C u b s ’ B a y lo r w as o f f to th e ra ce s a g a in .
.Jones c o ve re d 52 y a r d s on a r e ­
speed.
T h e T e x a s c re w wax f ir s t to verse to set the stag e f o r q u a r t e r ­
F ra n k
P e s c h e l’s
sc o rin g
a lt e r the a p p e a ra n c e o f th e s c o re ­ back
b o a rd , d riv in g 72 y a rd s m id w a y -neak fro m the 2 on the fo llo w in g
in the o p e n in g p erio d fo r its lone p la y.
ta lly . Q u a rte rb a c k F e r d ie B u r k e t ,
T e x a s m ade its o n ly o th e r s e r i­
p u t th e Y e a r lin g s in s c o rin g po ­ ous
th r e a t
s h o r tly
th e re a fte r
sitio n w h en he p ick ed up C h e s te r w a * n B u r k e t po u n ced on a C u b
S im c ik ’s fu m b le and scam p e re d 35 fu m b le on the B a y lo r 16. S im c ik
y a r d s to th e C u b 29. F u llb a c k E d and Q u in n co m b in e d to m o ve the
K e lle y h it the m id d le f o r 16 and b all 9 y a rd s g o a lw a rd b u t then
a n o th e r
f ir s t
dow n
an d
th en the Y e a r lin g m a c h in e s p u tte re d to
ta llie d tw o o p la y s la te r on a 5- a h a lt and th e C u b s to o k c h a rg e
y a r d b u rs t th ro u g h rig h t g u a rd . on th e ir 9.
K e n n e th
H a r lo w
a
240-pound
T h e gam e e n te re d its f in a l s t a n ­
za a n d
B a y lo r m a rc h e d ag a in .
R u n n in g p la y s p u n ch e d the pigskin to th * T e x a s 25 and th en
P e s c h e l, a p p a r e n tly u n w o rrie d by
the sw a rm o f Y e a r lin g d e fe n d e rs
c o n v e rg in g upon h im , tossed a
p a y o ff s trik e to D u p re e in the

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Skin sm ooth ra y o n with new, sm art sweep collar,
fashion-wise, b o ld buttons. S a d d le stitch trim
#t collar, f la p p e d ch est p o ck ets.

$10.00

New Cage Scandal
Adds Beard, Groza

A d d i t i o n a l s p o r t s n o w s m a y Ii*
f o u n d o n p a g e 8, t h* f i n a l p a g a o f
t hi s i s s u e .
M c K o w n m ade tw o o f th e T C U
to u c h d o w n s in th a t m ig h ty r a lly
in th e f in a l m in u te s o f th is rio to u s
fo o tb a ll ga m e , one on a 49-yard
dash in a c u tb a c k a f t e r g o in g
a ro u n d le f t end. H a r v ille g o t th e
o th e r on
an
e ig h t- ya rd
s p r in t
a ro u n d end.
M c K o w n is a s u b s titu te f o r tw o
in ju re d ta ilb a c k s , M a lv in F o w le r
and G il B a rto s h . B a rto s h p la y e d
some to d a y b u t fa ile d to d is tin v
guish h im s e lf. H is fu m b le on the
A g g ie 11-yard lin e set up th e f ir s t
A g g ie to u c h d o w n . I t w a s th e firs t
tim e in th e gam e th a t T C U had
been ab le to g e t p a s t m id fie ld .
Texas
C h r is t ia n s
g re a t
lastp erio d s u rg e g a ve it th e edge even
in the s ta tis tic s . T h e F r o g s ro lle d
up 280 y a r d s w ith 212 o f it on
the g ro u n d . T h e A g g ie s g o t 270
wuth 152 ru s h in g .

T h * le a d in g gro u n d -g asn er o f
th e g a m e w as M c K o w n w ho ru s h e d
lelH
n nI
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,
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C H I C A G O . O ct. 20— ./Pi— T h e e n d zone to c o n clu d e the e v e n in g s L j p p m an
th e A g g ie s w ith 80.
sp re a d in g c o lle g ia te b a s k e tb a ll fix a c t iv it ie s
fo r *11 p r a c t ic a l
pur- ^ ^
scan d a l
S a tu rd a y
e n g u lfe d
th e
U n iv e r s it y o f K e n t u c k y 's fa b u lo u s
1948-49 te a m — one o f th e g r e a t­
est in the h is to ry o f the sport.
In v e s tig a to rs
fro m
the
N ew
Yo rk
d is tr ic t
a tto rn e y s o f f ic e ,
seized th e tw o fa r m e r a1 -Anterica g ro ats, A le x G ro z a and R a lp h
B e a r d , in C h ic a g o , a i d e x - K e n ­
tu c k y team c a p ta in D ale B a r n s t a ­
ble in L o u is v ille .
A f t e r q u e s tio n in g , th e in v e s t i­
g a to r* said, the th re e S a t u r d a y a d ­
m itte d a c c e p tin g $500 b rib e s each
to sh ave th e p o in t spread in 1949
In v it a t io n a l
T o u rn am en t
gam e
M a rc h
1 4,
19 49
in
M ad iso n
S q u a re G a r d e n , N e w Y o rk .
Ix>yola o f C h ic a g o , u n d e rd o g b y
a ro u n d IO p o in ts in th a t gam e
w h ip p ed K e n t u c k y 67-56 in a s t u n ­

Country Suede Sleeveless
Luxurious, bu tter-so ft suede is a lon g-w e a rin g
cam pu s favo rite . A c tio n styled w ith pure w ool
knitted back.

$12.95

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T h e fix s. a n d a l now has inipli-

po*es.
S h a r p d e fe n s iv e p la y w as noted
fo r its absence th r o u g h o u t m ost
o f th e co n te st b u t th e C u b s ’ B a r ­
n e tt and fle e tfo o te d T o m m y Salm on, a h a lfb a c k , jo in e d T e x a s ’
H a rlo w to g ive lo v e rs o f th a t
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L e h ig h 21, R u tg e rs 6.
M ic h ig a n S t a t e 32. P e n n S t a te 21.
N o tre D am e 83, P i t t 0.
D a rtm o u th 14, S y ra c u s e 0.
C o r n e ll 27, Y a le 0.
P e n n 28, C o lu m b ia 13.
S a n F r a n c is c o 32, F o rd h a m 26.
H a r v a r d 22, A r m y 21.
C o lg a te 32, B r o w n 14.
M a r y la n d l l , N o rth C a r o lin a 7.
H o ly C ro ss 63, N Y C 6.
P r in c e to n 60, L a f a y e t t e 7.
M a in e 49, C o n n e c tic u t 19.
.M ississippi 25. T u ia n e 6
T e n n e sse e 27, A la b a m a 13.
D u k e 55, V P A 6.
V ir g in ia 34. V M I 14.
W illia m & M a r y 35, N o r th C a r ­
o lin a S t a t e 28.
G e o rg ia T e c h 27, A u b u r n 7.
F lo r id a 33, V a n d e r b ilt 13.
K e n t u c k y 35, V illa n o v a 13.
In d ia n a 32, O h io S t a t e IO .
M ic h ig a n 21, Io w a 0.
O k la h o m a A & M 27, D r a k e 14.
M in n e s o ta 39, N e b ra s k a 20.
W is c o n s in 31, P u r d u e 7.
C o lo ra d o 20, K a n ^ a * S t a te 7.
O k la h o m a 33, K a n s a s 21.
Io w a S t a 'e 21, M is s o u ri 14.
N o r th w e s te rn 16, N a v y 7.
M ia m i ( M I 7, O h io U n iv e r s it y ft.
O h io W e s le y a n 21, D e n iso n 14.
Bradle> 34, N e w M e x ic o A & M 6.
T u L a 27, M a rq u e tte 21.
D a y to n 21, C h a tta n o o g a 6,
A lb io n 33, W ilm in g to n 13.
( e n tr a l S t a te ( O . ) 19, T onno-vee
S t a t e 7.
W it t e n b e r g 26. M a r ie tta 0
S o u th e rn C a lif o r n ia 21, C a lif o r n ia
14.
S t a n fo r d 21, S a n ta C la r a 14.
L l L A 41, O re g o n 0.
Illin o is 27. W a s h in g to n 20.
W a « h in g ’ on S ta te 26, O re g o n
S t a te 13.
B rig h a m Y o u n g 29, W y o m in g 2ft
(T ie ).
H o u sto n 35, H a rd n-Sinim on% 27.
L o u is ia n a T e c h 20. N o r th w e s te rn
L o u is ia n a S ta te 6.
Tex**.
S o u th e rn
19,
k e n tu c k y
S t a te 14.
S e w a n e e 29. M i»-iesipp i C o lle g e 0.
M a ss a c h u s e tts 40, R h o d e Is la n d 7.
R o c h e s te r 7, V e r m o n t 7.
S o u th D a k o ta 27, .M o rn ing sid e
( A . ) 7.
W a y n e s b u r g 31, B e t h a n y 0.
R a n d o lp h M a ro n 3®, Jo h n s H ” Pk in * 32.
i F i n d ! * } ’ 23, D e f u n c t 0.

Sunday. October 21, 1951 THE D A ILY T E X A N Page 3

Surprising Owls
Jolt SM U, 28-7
^DALLAS, Oct.
20— (ZP)— A |
sla sh in g Rice f o o tb a ll te a m show­
ing even th e g r e a t F re d B enners
ao m ething b rillia n t in a passing
g am e, aound ly tr o u n c e d S o u th e rn
M eth o d ist U n iv e rsity S a tu r d a y ,
28-7.
I t w as D an D rake who stole th e
passing m agic of B e n n ers, con­
q u e r o r of N o tre D ame a week ago,
a n d r o u te d th e M ustangs. He
th r e w t h r e e m a rv e lo u s to u c hdow n
ae rials to sew up the gam e f o r th e
Owls.
I t w as considered a n u p s e t in
m a n y q u a r te r s — ce rtain ly th e size
o f th e m a rg in w as u n expected.
T he o th e r gem in the Owls’
a e ria l show w a s Bill H ow ton, le ft
en d, who g a t h e r e d in all th r e e of
D r a k e ’s scoring heaves.
Rice also displayed a solid r u n ­
nin g g am e t h a t th e M ustangs
c o u ld n ’t m a tch . David (Kosse)
Jo h n s o n , w eig hing in a t only 177
pounds,
cru n c h e d
c o nsiste ntly
th r o u g h th e SMU fo rw a r d wall,
once going all th e way to score
f r o m 22 y a rd s out.
B e n n e r s looked like he m ig h t
come back w ith his old passing
skill a t tim es, b u t he n ev e r could
h it p ay d irt. The Owls w ere p o u n d ­
ing him h a rd an d he did n o t play
all th e tim e SMU had th e ball. A t
le a st tw ice he w as in ju r e d , f i­

nally leaving th e g a m e m idw a y of
th e fin al period n e v e r t o re tu r n .
In th e f irs t q u a r t e r , it looked
like J e r r y N o r t o n ’s r u n n in g would
chase Rice o u t of th e C otto n Bowl.
S t a r t i n g on th e SMU 29, h e a t e up
y a r d a g e with s te a d y gains, aided
by a 30-yard pass, R u s ty Russell
J r . to Dave Powell, a n d sh o r t gains
by
B e n to n
M usslew hite
and
Powell. W ith th e ball on th e Rice
tw o, N o rto n c h a r g e d over le ft
g u a r d f o r th e only P o n y score.
Sam S tolle nw e rck c o n v e rte d . T he
driv e covered 71 y ard s.
T h en Rice g o t in th e gam e. On
th e f i r s t play of th e second period,
Jo h n s o n ,
p la y in g
a po w erfu l
g r o u n d gam e, b ro k e over r ig h t
ta ckle to score s ta n d in g up fro m
th e M ustang 22. Bill W r i g h t ’s kick
w as good, as th e y w e r e in th e o th ­
er Owl scoring.
S h o rtly th e r e a f t e r , D rak e u n ­
lim b ered his passin g arm . W ith
th e ball one th e Rice 48, he hurled
to H ow ton who took th e ball on
M u sta n g 40 and ra c e d down the
sidelines to tally.
T h a t broke th e M u sta n g s’ back,
b u t m ore was to come. In the
f o u r t h period, D ra k e passed to
H ow ton fo r 62 a n d a score an d
late in the g am e he hurled to
H o w ton again, th is tim e f o r 23y a r d s an d a tally.

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W A C O, Oct. 20— (ZP)— L a r r y clicked b ea u tifu lly f o r a 56-yard
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th r e e touc h d o w n s as Baylor ripped r ac ed pursuers.
Bobby Cavazos, th e lad who
u p s t a r t T ex a s Tech, 40-20.
Isbell, who com pleted 13 of 18 scored th ree tim es a g a in st TCL’
passes and played little m ore th a n i last week, tu r n e d in a brilliant
two q u a r te r s , sneaked one y a r d 8 8 -y ard scam per, sw eeping outside
f o r a ta lly and sh o t IO and 9-yard rig h t tackle and down the right
sc o rin g passes to ends Bob T r o u t sideline, then c u t tin g back and
a n d S tan le y W illiams in th e sec­ sidestepping the B aylor sa fe ty to
brea k into the clear.
ond q u a r te r .
T u r n e r hulled o v er from the six
T he c r a f ty Baylor q u a r te rb a c k
| to te rm in a te a 48-y ard Tech drive
g o t hot a f t e r T ech blocked one
Baylor was th r e a t e n i n g on T ec h ’s
o f his p u n ts in th e first period to
IO as the gam e ended.
set up a T ech touchdow n.
A 1 3-yard pass, J u n io r A rte r - F e m C a g e C lin ic H e ld
b u rn to Bobby Cavazos, helped
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J im T u r n e r whipped a r o u n d by th e A ustin B o a rd of Women
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this y e e r th e e^gest It h a ' ever b e e n . Each
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fo re gn s t u d e n t b o d y ,

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f o r ei gn l ands h a v e a l wa y s been v e r y we l co me a t T h e U n i ­
ve rs it y o f T e x a s for t wo very g oo d reason* : F ir s t, w e believe
that in l i v i ng and a s s o c i a t i n g w i t h o ur own .students, f or ei gn
s t u d e n t s will un de r st a nd b et te r t h e real A m e r i c a and the
By A N D R E N A H M I A S
d e n t , a hull session o ve r a cu p of
By A N N E C H A M B E R S
v i e w p o i n t o f its people, so w he n t h e y return h o m e they can
Ma n y t i mes d u r i n g t h e l ast few c o f f e e , t a l k i n g over t h e l e c t u r e
T h i s a r t i c l e s e e ms t r i t e b e f o r e
se r ve a s real a m b a s s a d o r s , p r o m o t i n g i n t e r n a t i o n a l good y e a r s y o u mi g h t h a v e o p e n e d y o ur you b o t h a t t e n d e d t o g e t h e r , m e e t ­ it is b e g u n .
wi ll ; a nd se con d, we think it is e xc el le nt f or o u r o wn s t u ­ Daily T e x a n a n d r e a d a b o u t i n t e r ­ ing t h e m at t h e v a r i o u s g a t h e r i n g s ,
W i t h all o ur t e c h n o l o g y new
n a t i o n a l s t u d e n t s at I T h a v i n g like t h e one* you r e a d a b o u t in
d e nt s t o m e e t a nd live wi t h f o r e i g n s t u d e n t s so t h a t they i t h i s or that, ac t i vi t y, o r t h i n k i n g t he T e x a n t hes e a r e s o m e of the m e t h o d s of a c c o m p l i s h i n g t h i ng s ,
will c o m e to a c q ui r e a real t o l e r a n c e for the f e e l i n g s , b e lie fs j thi s a n d t h a t a b o u t t h e i r own t h i n g s t h a t havp t h e h u m a n a p ­ »rv«l a, n - n r t i k U v d i f f e r e n t a n d
m o d e r n way to live, no on e has
a nd v i e w p o i n t s o f peoples o f o t h e r races and o t h e r creeds. c o u n t r y ' s p r obl e ms, or a b o u t T e x ­ peal t o e v er y o ne .
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Yo u mi gh t have a s k e d y o u r s e l f : ' l a i n p r o b l e m s o f t h e i r o w n w h e r e n e w e r wa y to e x p r e s s “ b r o t h e r y ou c a n be of g r e a t h el p to t hem, hood
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w h y hi p
T h e y m i g h t have l a n g u a g e di f fi - f r i e n d s h i p , ” a n d t h e sor t .
r e sp e ct up on w h i c h any l a s t i n g peace m u s t be founded.
t h e y so much in t h e n e w s ? T h e r e c ul t i c* ( i m a g i n e y o u r s e l f in an
P e r h a p s t h e old a d a g e t h a t fa
I hope that y o u r y ears he re will be h a pp y o n e s and that a t e o n l y IOO or so on t h e c a mp u s , A r a b i c or B r a z i l ia n u n i v e r s i t y ! ) .
m i l i a r i t y b r e e d s c ont emn t is t he
w h e n you r e t ur n home you will c h e r i s h a real f r ie nd l in e ss so w h y shoul d t he y be e m p h a s i z e d I hey o f t e n have f i n a n c i a l dif fi- r e a s o n w hy t hos e ex fire.- ion- d o n ' t
m o r e t h a n the s e v e r a l h u n d r e d s cul t i c* d u e to d o l l ar s h o r t a g e s all m a k e us s t o p a n d r e al i ze t he i r
for the people o f t hi s country.
of S a n A n t o n i a n s o r H o u s t o n i t e s o v e r t h e world. T h e n e w n e s s of
T H E O P H I L U S S. P A I N T E R or Dal l a s i t es? W e ’r e as i m p o r t a n t t h i n g s in A m e r i c a m i g h t b ew i l d e r m e a n i n g a n y l o n g e r . T h e y have
b een used f or so m a n y h u n d r e d s
P r es i de n t , Main U n i v e r s i t y as t h e y a r e , a r e n ’t w e ? ”
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Sunday, October 21, 1951 THE DAILY TEXAN Pag* 5

Girl of tho Week

Four Different
Have Maria in a Stew

Mica Seeks
Frosh Beauty
Nominations

Miss Alice Archer Is Married
To A. C. Bull in Austin Ceremony

M ica w ill begin ta k in g nom ina­
tions fo r Freshm an B e a u ty M o n ­
day in T exas U n io n 307. Ju d g in g
Miss A lic e A rc h e r, U n iv e rs ity U n iv e rs ity o f H ouston and is sta-thy C a rr and H arry McMullin Jr.
U n iv e rs ity and has been employed
w ill begin F rid a y .
tick e t m anager, w as m arried to tioned a t E llin g to n Field .
has been set for November IO. | at radio station K V E T . Mr. WinA
n
annual
contest,
the
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say. “ T h e y w ill he especially
By JERR Y RAFSHOON
A . C. B u ll, vice-president of the
The cerem ony w ill be in N orth
ter received his master of arts de­
“ B ra z ilia n students are v e ry en-! interested to hear if I met any fu l freshm an w ill be presented
L ife can be a problem w hen
L u ra V ir g in ia H ebei, fo rm e r ; Tem ple B a p tis t C hurch of Dallas.
A m erica n N a tio n a l B a n k in Austhusiastic
to
le
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rn
the
language
,
genuine
cow
boys.”
both
nights
of
the
'Torty
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t
the
gree in geology from the Univor*
fo u r g irls g et together in an a p a rt­
U n iv e rs ity student, was m arrie d to I
The bride-elect attended D allas
F o llie s , N ovem b er 9 and IO
| U n iv e rs ity P re s b y te ria n Church.
m ent and o n ly one o f them can of the U n ite d S ta te s ,” says M a ria ,
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N om ination blanks and infor- The R c v H a r r y M M of f ett 0f f i. tem ber 12 at ™
cook. E s p e c ia lly so if all fiv e are “ especially w hen it is taught on a
M o ffe tt F ie ld , C a lif.
Humble Oil and Refining Comp ractical usage level ra th e r than
; m ation about the contest can be ‘ d ated .
attended the U n iv e rs ity and re ­
from d iffe re n t countries.
T he bridegroom is a je t pilot
pany in Jackson, Ala.
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textbook.”
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M rs. B u ll, who has been ticket : re c e n tly retu rn ed from K o re a .
tiv e q u alifica tio n s fo r contestants
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In addition to a.-sisting in the
faced M a ria M agalhaes of B a ie ,
where
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on m anager since 1930, w ill leave
H av in g a p a r ty ?
are th a t th ey have less than 30
,
a vt
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B ra z il, w hen she took an a p a rt­ Portuguese la b o ra to ry at the U n i­
M arion J o y c e E d e L t e in and pa Alpha fr a te rn ity .
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th a t P °s t N ovem b er I . The cou! hours o f credits as of Septem ber
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m ent w ith g irls from Colom bia, versity, M a ria has been taking
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pie w ill m ake th e ir home in Aus- M e lv in Cohen w ere m a rrie d in
it H elium In fla te d B alloons
14, a re now registered in the Urnthe P h ilip p in e Islands, Venezuela, , some courses to help her a fte r
B ettie Jean B u rto n and C. V i c ­
B ro w n s v ille O ctober 14. T he bride
it C o stu m es— B u y a r R en t
v e rs ity and are in good standing, l l
.
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and E g y p t. B u t eve ryth in g seemed she goes hack to her home. T hey
tor W in ter w ere m arried Octois a U n iv e rs ity g raduate and mem
W e h av e N o v elties of all ty p es
“ A n yo n e can nom inate, and a s b Concerning, h er le avin g Athlet- v.
to w ork out fin e and as M a ria I include En g lish gram m ar, tech* ai'\ ia m•.
i ber 6 in the P re sb yte ria n Theober o f Sig m a D e lta T a u so ro rity.
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foreign language, speech, g o vern ­
b e a u tifu l freshm en can I e fo u n d .” ; s f tu rd » y . * « « » " » ° ‘ J>»P« tn « have taken place since Ju ly .
Mrs. W in te r graduated from the
moon in M exico C ity , th ey w ill be
ment,
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N o m in a tin g w ill close a t
6 " ' ’t* our best wishes,
p ro x im ately 50 foreign students English.
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native
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came to the U n iv e rs ity as p a rt
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of the o rien tatio n program held in by plane, M a ria has done quite a
THE CH O IC E
d ay, and the fin a l choice w ill be rcsu ltf* A s fo o tb a ll tick e t mana- to Kim ball S tu a r t W a ts o n D ecem ­
the U n ite d States fo r foreign stu­ bit of tra v e lin g a fte r landing in
ber
27.
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w
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dents. In this group were repre- N ew Y o rk . F ro m there she flew
_________________ . __________________ her tact, diplom acy, good ju d g ­
M iss M u n d a y, a ju n io r a t the
sentatives from m any of the na-! to W ashing ton w here she spent
ment and p atien ce.”
U n iv e rs ity , is a m em ber o f K ap p a
tions of the w orld. They join w ith two months and follow ed w ith a
The bride is the daughter of K a p p a Gam m a.
the other foreig n students at the train trip to Texas. B u t th a t
M r. W a ts o n is a candidate fo r a
Mrs. T. J . A rc h e r S r., of Holland
U n iv e rs ity and a ll over the w o rld j w asn’t the end of her sightseeing
M
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stin
and
degree
in petroleum engineering
in c eleb ra tin g In te rn a tio n a l W e e k , experiences as she has been visita member of a prom inent fa m ily. from the U n iv e rs ity this y e a r. He
Let us explain how eas­
which begins today.
ing throughout the huge state of
! is a m em ber of Sigm a A lp h a Ep•k
W h e n she arrived in the U n ite d Texas and M exico.
ily you can acquire an
Kirkpatrick ! *ilon fr a te r n ity
B arbara B ed fo rd
States, M a ria intended to stay fo r I
M aria loves the U n ite d States,
Purp oses and goals of the House and Jo h n Ja m e s H annan w ere
attractive,
well-pro­
fo u r m onths, but claims she likes Texas, ansi the I n ive rsity. The
T he w edding date o f M iss DoroC h airm en 's Association w ill be ex- m arried in T a y lo r O ctober 17.
it here so m uch that she decided main reason fo r this is the people,
portioned figure.
plained at its first general m e e t- P Mrs. H an n a n , a g raduate of
to stay fo r a ye a r, until next Ju n e . M aria says. E v e ry o n e has been
m g W ednesd ay at 7 p.m. in U n- T a y lo r H ig h School, received a
H e r decision was helped by a w onderful to her -since she came
ion 315-316.
bachelor of science degree from
scholarship from the Sta te of here.
F e rn H altom , president, and Texas S ta te College fo r W om en |
Cleaning and Pressing
T cxas to w o rk in the D epartm ent
“ TTT-T trip has been an excellent
Jo a n W ilson, vice-president, are and continued her w ork tow ard
No E xtra C h a rg e
of R om ance Languages at the I ni- experience fo r me and others fo r
in charge of the program.
her degree to q u a lify as a hosversify.
it has helped us to understand the
O rg an ited as a co-ordinating pital technician at the U n iv e rs ity
903 West Ave.— For courtesy treatment call 7-6075
B o r n in B a ie , Brazil, she was ; peoples of the world as humans
P h . 6-3847
2 5 3 8 G u a d a lu p e
body fo r the residents of I'ni- and the Brac k e n rid g e School of
educated at the School of Philoso- I instead of populations of abstract
versity-approved
houses,
the N ursing. M r. H annan is a gradphv in B a ie , where she received countries,” explained M aria.
Hou.se C h a irm e n ’s Association also irate of St. M a r y ’s High School
a bachelor o f arts degree. Since
“ I am looking forw ard to tellserves as a liaison body between of T a y lo r and St. E d w a rd ’s UnistHff P h o t o by
en she has taught E n g lish to ing my classes of my experiences
the girls, the Dean of W o m e n ’s versify in Austin.
MARIA M A G A LH A ES
gh school students in her home in this c o u n try ,” M a ria w en t on
O ffic e , and campus a ctivities.
*
N ew house chairm en who w ill
W a n d . S u e D ean, fo rm e r stu, be introduced
at
W e d n e s d a y s dent ( wag m a r r i e d to L t. Ba rto n
I m eeting are J o M eC oubrey, I tar-1 c
L ib h y in a (iouble-nng cero­
! lent
m ancy,
M a rjo rie
Britseh , mony jn H ouston Septem ber 15.
E th y le e Rnab, .folly T a y lo r, A n n
Lt. L ib b y is a graduate of the
D ille r, Je r r ie H o jl, M a rth a K e lle r,
I C aro lin e W illia m s, Je a n M alian ,
j M a ry E lle n K in g , N a n c y lapps,
j A n n ette S te w a rt, M ick ey A llen,
Blondes, brunettes and redheads D iane H ierholzer, M a ry W h ite ,
S tra w b e rry sherbert in more
By KERA LANEY
Y a rd s and yards of f lu f f y nylon nylon net w ith layers of ru ffle s , alike would love the creation in Jo a n W ilson , A nn \ enable, C a r­
0 . . ruffling And ruH’mg your full skirts OU* w i t k
G ra d u a te students and young
net, sp a rk lin g w ith rhinestones and a tin y trip le layered cape i.» pi t in inkle blue w ith three la y e rs m elita C elaya, M arshe M utchnick,
of nylon net gathered lip into a N orm a Brooks, Ju n e Meetz, Helen fa c u lty
members
w ill have
a
and beads in intrica te designs are for the v e ry femme fatale.
Houston, Diane Peyto n , A n al)
Fo r the extra fu ll skirt on any cloudy fullness.
chance to discuss personal, public,
on the D ra g — as in N ew Y o r k —
rat / a snag to your st eer p a r t y nylons! The aeep crinoline
Modeled at the Bob Hope show Shotts.
and in tellectu a l problems at th<
in the lo veliest form als fo r the form al there is a plastic hoop
A lso Gene R ed, S h ir le y Leach, “ Y ” this semester.
which folds up into a tin y plastic was a nylon net of stripes of moss
com ing ye a r.
Pace,
Jo a n
H e rw eck ,
flounce is gauze-lined for safety, with
box. C olorless and p ra ctica l, it pink, sea green and w hite. Flo w e rs L ilig en e
“ W e are organizing this group
Deep burnished gold in tw o la y ­
N an cy Teague, Ruth A n n D yrd en,
bends any w a y for any style.
bordered the fo rm -fitting top.
w ith the belief that there are
ers of nylon net is shown in a
A paper-stiff sm okey ta ffe ta ,
F o r w in tr y g a ity , there is saucy K a th e rin e H igh, B a rb a ra Jo rd a n ,
t taffeta ruffle edge. In cherry red or green
g raduate students who feel a real
pattern o f gold sequins traced over
trim m ed in subtle rose, is dom i­ Sham okin worsted plaid topping Flo ren ce Luderu s, B a rb a ra Bain ,
need to in teg rate learning w ith
a fu ll sk irt and a tight bodice.
nated w ith a side drape which a fi ' sted org an d y s k irt w orn w ith E tta M o rre ll, M ac S c h e r ff, M a r i ­
life ami who feel that this can
A n o th e r impression is a b o u ffa n t
ra,on taffeta, sizes small, medium
B ix le r, B e tty
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Heated co-ed.
packet w ith long sleevs and w ide dire B e a l, S h irle y F le m in g , Jo a n
end large.
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Lingerie, Scarborough's Second Floor
The firs t general m eeting w ill
ia B a k e r, P a tric ia Fa u lk , Delia
th a t special occasion, w ith slim ­
be held a t the “ Y ” M onday at
H e n ry, and Agues David.
m ing lines and a nylon phased
7 :30 p.m. P la n s w ill be made then
stole.
for fu tu re procedure and content
of the discussions. Also there wull
S o m e th in g new by T in a I.eser,
be a b rie f discussion of “ W hat
a three-piece com bination, is pert
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Delta Zeta to Hold
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flo w e re d and bordered in v elve t, a
cre a m y fe lt skirt in a p e rfect
D elta Z eta so ro rity memberc i r c l e w ith a square stole repeat- wj J j com m em orate th e ir F o u n d e rs ’
in g the gay cerise and trim m ed Day S u n d a y evening w ith
anw ith a frin g e o f keliy green wool.
ct at thp H ltc h in - P o s t.
A
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S e v e ra l alum ni w ill attend thi
snown in Fren ch C h a n tilly lace
bar,quet, w hich w ill precede ;
and a d e licate ly traced design of
rhinestones topping the fu ll skirt. candlelight cerem ony.
of snow y nylon net.
Zeta T au A lpha is studying im­
provem ents o f external and in ­
tern al relationships of so ro rity life
at its W im b e rly retreat.

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R esponsibilities
of
sistershif
w ithin the so ro rity is the topic
A lp h a D elta Sigm a, professional of Mrs. M a ry M a rg a re t F ra z ie r,
a d ve rtis in g fr a te rn ity , sponsored ad vertising director of The D a ily
a b re a k fa st fo r the Texas Press Texan. C harles Roberts, religiousA ssociation in the C ry s ta l B a ll­ co-ordinator, w ill talk on “ M a k ­
room of the D riskill H otel S a tu r­ ing the M ost of Y o u r S o ro rity
day.
L ife Throu gh Ed ucation and R e ­
A t a meeting a fte r the b rea k ­ ligion.”
fast, A la n Scott, associate pro­
J o d y H olland is in charge of
f a n e r o f journalism and sponsor I the re tre a t.
of A D S , gave a talk on “ copy,” j
it
and Ernest. A. Sharpe, assistant;
S ix ty m embers and pledges of
p rofessor of Journalism , spr«ke on Alpha Chi Omaga so rority
vent
“ H e a d lin e s .”
io n a re tre a t S a tu rd a y at C . it ■«
The m eeting was a new spaper,j Sp rin g Cam p in VK im berly and will
ad c lin ic sponsored by the T ex a s!j return S u n d ay.
P r e s s Association.
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Phi Kappa Sigma fr a te rn ity
Pledg es o f Alpha Delta Sigm a,
I held its annual Fo u n d e r’s D ay
a d ve rtis in g fra te rn ity , are H u b e rt!
>B an q u et F rid ay evening. A m o
S. F in k e ls te in , Alton E . F ord, Ro-1
| N ow otny, dean of student life,
hart W . Jack so n , C h a rlie Jo slin ,
I and J it t e r N olen, d ire cto r of the
R o b e rt Eug en e flange, A lb e rt O.
Stderit U n io n , were the man speak
L e n in g to n , and Dan M. Low e.
! Stu d en t U nio n, w e r e the main
A lso Jam es R. M a y b e rry , M il­
lard G. P a yn e J r . , A aro n Pearl- I speakers at the dinner.
B e fo re the banquet, B r >r< H a ” m a r, R ob ert N. Pearce, E llio tt
Pooloy, Charles W . Ransd eil, R o ­ ' m ark, B ill Arm strong , Tom B e rry ,
bert E u g en e Sch w artz, W illia m 1and A n th o n y Brocado were im*;
J . S to n e J r ., M a rv in D. Toh as, ated into P h i Kappa Sigm a.
In a recent fr a te rn ity c d r m r,
A la n R. W illia m s J r , and W illia m
i Boh Moise was made social rhairH allm an .

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Social C alendar
SUNDAY

C lub
picnic,
B u ll
m an; B ill O e ffin g e r, second vice- 2-5— Czech
presid ent; D a n n y B ru c e , Inter- j
Creek.
F r a te r n ity
C ouncil
representa 3-8 :30— Sigm a Io ta Ep silon pic­
nic, Club H u t, B a rto n Springs.
tiv e ; a r i d Don Fletch e r, corre
3-8— San
A n tonio C lub
picnic,
spending gee ro tary.
B u ll Creek.
N ew o ffic e r! f o r Phi Kappa Tau 4-6— W e in b erg e r residence open
house.
fr a te rn ity have> been announced.
C ene St. <Jai. ii a been elected 6-9— Tau D elta Ph i, dessert p arty
o fficers
are
^or A lpha Epsilon Phi.
president.
O ther
Leonard
H ub er,
ice-president;
Jo h n Fliaso n , corresponding sec­ U T Ex Killed in Car Crash
Lt. Cmdr. Leonard Tobin Jo h n ­
re ta ry ; Don Duncan, recording
son, form er U n iv e rs ity student,
e c re ta ry, Jo h n Anderson, tre a s­
was killed in an autom obile acciu re r; C'-rky W e a v e r, social chairodnt a t F o rt O rd, C a lif., T hursday.
m ar
Fu n eral services w ill be held SunGeorge S a r r a ff ia n ,
fct—| day at C arbondale, III.
atKent
B ro y h ill, pledge
•Jim F a u lk , rush chairman
m L e o n a rd , parliam entar1 the in te r- fra te rn ity coun­
ia n :
cil rep resen tative, J e r r y W a lk e r.
★
D o ro th y T horn ton w as elected i
president o f the A l p h a G a m m a
D e lta
pledge r ia 1-*. M a rietta H o r­
ton was elected vice-president;
Sa
Emeriti#*, se c re ta ry; B e tty
J o Pa rk in so n , tre a su re r; and Jan me R a y , chaplain.
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D e lta
Phi
fr a te rn ity w ill
i r ti tam A l p h a E p s i l o n P h i so ro r­
ity a* a dessert p a rty S u n d a y from
♦j to it p.m. The fr a te rn ity pledgew i l i present a short skit.

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L a te r discussions w ill probably
include personal philosophies, in ­
tegration o f academ ic fields, the
m eaning o f education, and com ­
m u n ity and w orld a ffa irs.
Stu d en ts from foreign countries
are e sp ecially invited to attend.
Miss R o lle r stressed that it was
not a lecture series, but one of
serious discussions.

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Peg 06
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At The Churches

a.rn.— ‘‘T he Ghost o f K in g s ”
D r. Ed m u n d Heinsohn, m inis­
ter.
7:30 p.m.— ' ‘F a ith is the V ic t o r y ’’

A

H ille l

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Rom ans w ill be held lu e « d a y

at
the Lutheran St u d e n t Center at
I and 6 p.m. M rs. Le w is F*. S h a k ­
er w ill speak a t a D orothy Dix
dinner.
A square dance w ill be held F r i ­
day. Dancers m eet at. the Student
C enter at 7:30 p.m.
★
A Hebrew' reading class w ill be
held a t Hillel Foundat ion Tues-

10:55 a.m .— “ R u n n in g W it h the
Fo o tm en ” — the Rev. M a rv in S.
V ance, m inister.
7:30
p.m.— “ Inside
O u t” — The
Rev. C harles W 'alton, associate
pastor.

a.m.— “ W h a t Do W e M ean B y '
the H oly S p i r it ? ” — D r. Le w is
P . Speaker.
7:30 p.m.— Lutheran Leag u e.

Ill
LIN E FO R M S to the right as Ann Courter
signs up a few more cand’dates for Theta Sigma
Phi’s annual "Ten Most Beautiful" contest.

Finishing

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T h u rsd a y night at 7 p m. judges
w ill pick the 25 most beautiful
from the 50 th ey selected that
afternoon. G irls w ill w ear date
dresses for this Contest. Pictu res
of the 25 fin alists w ill he sent to a
N ew Yo rk a rtis t fo r fin al selection

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The next m eeting w ill be held
T h u rsd ay from 7-8 in A rc h ite c ­
ture B u ild in g 105.
A
Jo h n II. P a y n e squadron o f the
A rn o ld A ir S o c ie ty entertained
prospective pledges at Old S eville
T hursday night.
Squadron o ffic e rs w ere intro; duced and plans fo r a ctivities of
j the year were discussed.

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Pitied Select Oysters
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Smothered Veal Cutlet
95a
Grilled Pork Chops
95a
Pried Breast of Chicken
95c
Grilled Boneless Ham
95o
Breaded Turkey Steak
95c
The All-Chicken Pie
1.10
(all a la carte orders served
with crisp green salad, fresh
fried potatoes and.all the
homemade hot rolls you want)
Our choice steaks are the yery
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Alpha Kappa P s i , business f r a ­
te rn ity fo r men, w ill hold pledge
cerem onies M ond ay at 7 p.m. in
Texas U nio n 401, bd Naberhaus,
vice-president said.
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Sixth

at

Lamar

The R obert H y l ranch w ill be
I the scene o f the C l a c h Club pie.
,
*
; hic S u n d ay aftern oon .
The group w ill meet in fro n t
E L L I T R IG T Y P E W R I T E R — a c cu rate
o f L ittle fie ld M em orial Fo untain
2-6387; 6-1 743 *ft«tr 6; week .n il* .
at 1:30. T ran sp o rtatio n w ill be
T Y P I N G ■ S E R V IL E. 2108 S w i s h . r. T . l .
provided.
phone. ,-3205. M i** W e lch
Members, th e ir guests, and any
THI- ES.
D IS S E R T A T I O N S .
( E le c t r o
prospective m embers are invited
milt ic I. D ictatio n . C oaching. M r*. P e t
TRAVEL
THE
frie n d ly
w ay.
Dallas,
l o f t W o rth — l l
Corpus, Abilene, A n ­
to attend, L illie M usil, secretary,
gelo— $6 H o usto n — $3.50. Lo s Angeles.
Call said.
T Y P IN G .
E d itin g .
N aw York C ity- $26.
C ar* and p assen­
gers to all point* Beg litter your car for
O ffic e rs are
W illia m
Ju re n ,
ehara-arpenn- passenger*.
Cree pickup
Kopecek, v ice ­
"U K A T E T Y P I N G . P U -up and da- president; J e r r y
service. A -A uto Sh are Expense B ureau.
i cr. Mr*
E r ic k eon, 6-2048.
1806 Lava ca. P h o n s : 2-3383.
president; M a ry F. Chupick, reE X Pl- R I H N ( HD M A g rad uate. Reason- po rter; and H e n ry T yro ck, ser­
Music
a lii.. M r*
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geant-at-arms.
Dr. E d u a rd M icek and Dr. E r n ­
d iss e rta tio n * . WOO
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R E C O R D E D M C 'IC , P . A. S yste m s, for
W a I» t2-94 4 4.
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si! o ccasion s; ■-1 2 1 0 .

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lish, tre a su re r; L o re tta Lam b, ao­
rtal ch a irm an ; and Norm a Dell
Sm ith, reporter.

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The San A n tonio Club w ill hold and a general good tim e, George .*
T
its fa ll picnic at B u ll Creek S u n ­ T u ttle , president, said.
day afternoon. A c tivitie s w ill in ­
A ll San A n to n io students are \
clude baseball, w ein er roasting, in vited to attend. T he group w ill fs
m eet in fro n t of the U nion at 3
p.m., and tra n sp o rta tio n w ill be
supplied fo r those who need it.

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a.m .— “ T h eM en of the C h u rc h ”
— the R ev. F . G. Roesener, min­
ister.

l l a. rn .— “ A Pro p h et and a D ic­
o f the U n iv e rs ity ’* ten most beau-’ A u stin businesswom an; and Irw in
ta to r” — Dr. B la k e Sm ith.
tifu l girls. W in n e rs w ill he pre- Colem an, the U n iv e rs ity ’s Most 7 :30 p.m.— “ The H o ly S p ir it and
' . the T r in it y .”
T y p ic a l Freshm an Boy.
s<' nt e <1 a t T h e ta S i K ™ a P h i ’9 an*
nual production o f T im e Staggers
On.
(iir ls who have classes or other
co n flicts m ay change to another
hour by calling the Jo u rn a lism
B u ild in g arid asking fo r the Ten
G U A D A L U P E at 21st
Most chairm an, Jo h n n ie Hum an,
who w ill he on d u ty from 2 to
9 p m M onday, fro m 2 to 5 p.m.
O PEN THURSDAY EV EN IN G S
Tuesday, and from 4 to 6 p.m.
W ednesday to a rran g e fo r chang­
UNTIL 8:30 P.M.
es.
Ju d g es fo r the contest w ill he
M A K E A PPO IN TM EN TS N O W FO R
W . D. B lu n k , assistant to the Dean
PO RTRAITS FOR C H R IS T M A S
of Student L if e ; J im G. Ashburne,
le ctu re r in business services; (ja il
Adkins, program d ire cto r a t Radio
tex
H ouse; Mrs. Ir v in
G oodfriend,

San Antonio Club
Holds Picnic Today

Come In or Call 8-6687 Tomorrow

ST. M A R T I N ’S L U T H E R A N
CHURCH

9 and 10:50 a.m .— “ M y L o rd and
My G o d ” — the Rev. La w re n c e
Bash.
6 p.m.— D isciple Stu d e n t F e llo w ­
ship.

Over the T-Cup

WELL, I'M AFRAID
I DON T DANCE VERY
WELL, EITH ER I

SORRY BUT I

the

Contestants numbered from one
to 150 w ill compete from 2 to 3
p.m .; 151 to 300 from 3 to 4 p.m.;
and 301 to 474 from 4 to 5 p.m.
T he girls w ill w ear bathing suits
and heels fo r this perform ance be­
fore five local judges.

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2428 Exposition

a.m.— “ A lte rn a tiv e s to F o r c e ”
— D r. Jo h n B a rc la y , m inister.
4:30 p.m.— D S F and C Y F m eet to
go to jo in t m eeting in B u rn e t.

discussion group w ill ;

a fte r its regular m eeting Sunday
at 5 p.m. at, the Gethsem ane P a r ­
ish House, Six teenth and Congress
Streets. No one except the pro­
gram chairm an knows w hat the
program will he— and he isn ’t
talking.
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The Csech-Moravi an Bre the r an
Church has announced it w ill hold
S u n d ay School services at the
W e sle y Fo undatio n, 2433 G u a d ­
alupe, every S u n d a y a t 8:30 a.m.
Students of this fa ith and other
students are invited .

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The discussions are open.

A Bib le study o f the Book of

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days a t 4 p.m. and Thursdays at
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A class in Yiddish w ill s t a r t ;
W ednesday at 7 p.m. and one in
conversational H ebrew w ill begin
W ednesday at 7 p m.
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The philosophy of the W e s le y ;
Foundation w ill be presented S u n ­
day evening a fte r the Fellow ship
Supper.
The program , in the form o f a
skit, w ill be narrated by Jo h n
W o rre ll.
Glenn Brooks, chairm an of the
social action commission, is in
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Singers-Orchestra
W ill Com bineTalents
I t ’s a double-t ime pace f rom
jjr on f o r th# U ni ve r si t y Singers,
rho ar e r e h e a r s in g twice weekly
f o r t heir first fall co nc er t Novem­
ber 18 a t 4 p.m. in Hogg Audi­
t or ium.
The 320-voice mixed chorus
practices from 8 to 9:30 p.m.
ever y T u esda y an d F r i d a y p e r f ec t ­
i ng t heir t hr ee n u m b e r s f or the
concert, which will be given in
conj unct i on with t h e 60-piece Uni-

’Pogo Pocketbook Sales Lead
In Students' Literary Quests

ver si t y S ymp hon y Orchest ra.
T h e first selection is “ Prelude,
Chorale, an d Fugue' *’ by Bach,
played by the or chestr a. J o h a n n
A v e r t ’s a r r a n g e m e n t will be used.
T h r e e soloists will be in t he
second
nu mbe r ,
Mendelss ohn’s
s y mpho ny
cantata
‘‘Hymn
of
P ra is e . ” They' a r e Helen Blount,
soprano,
Genevieve
Tal iaf er r o,
mezzo soprano, and Floyd Townslev, tenor.
K o d a l y ’s “ Te D eu m , ” a mas­
sive religious work, will be led
by soloists Dr. Archie Jones, bass;
Mr. Townsiey, Miss Blount, and
Miss Tal iaferro.
A le xa n d er von Kreisler, distin­
g ui s he d conduct or , o pe r a director,
and composer, will di r ec t both
the o r ch e s t r a and the chorus.

By JO A N N DICKERSON
I flocking to Univer sit y libraries for 1 Also popular
inP er ma b oo k s are of Keats and Shelly, and “Short
Stories of Saki. ”
I f sales ar c an y indication, t he i c°P*es
science fict ion, the books j “ The Walls of J e r i c h o , ” and “ The
The I l l us t r a t e d Library from
Univer sit y s t u d e n t is building his a r e not selling as well in the pock- Sea Eagl es. ” The T h orndi ke- Ba rnh a r *t .“. Handy
l i b r ar y of pocketbooks, r ef er enc es, e t f or ms as in r e g u l a r editions.
i i — j .. P o c k e t Dictionary,' » Halycon H ouse in Garden C ity, N.
an d humor.
1 Per mabooks, bound with a more “ Best Quotat ions f o r All Occas­ Y., is a newc omer to the reprint
“ Pogo, the P os s um, ” a Post- dur abl e cover t h a n t he o t he r pock- ions,” “ Per maboo k of A r t Ma st er ­ series. It of fe rs illustrated rolum ea
Hall
syndicat ed
cartoon,
has et-sized books, a r e r e g u l a r reprints pieces,” and “ G r e a t O p e r a s ” are o f “ Tom S aw y e r , ” B occaeio’s
“ Questions o f Love,” and th#
sneaked into t he lead of best sell- I °T pop ul a r novels a n d classics. good-selling r ef e r e n c e hooks.
works of Oscar W ilde.
“
Kings
Caval
ier,
”
by
Samuel
ShelModern
Library,
a
cloth-bound
era in t he pocketbook editions.
Even with t he increased coat
In all editions— r eprints, paper- labar gor, “ H e a r of t he Ma tt e r , ” r e p r i nt series, o f f e rs the classics
Radio Repairing
bound and pocketbooks— one of by Graham Gre ene , a n d “ You Can “ The Thre e Mu s ke t ee r s, ” “ Alice of p ape r and printing, price* o f
the best sellers has been the dic­ Change the Wo r l d, ” by J a m e s Kel­ in Wo n d er l a n d, ” t he poems of t he pocketbooks a n d reprints h a rt
Home en d Auto
Longfellow, and Cicero, t h e works not gone up.
ler ar e leading t he i r sales.
tionary.
"PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS" — Jam es Lentz and Blanche M c K i n ­
P en gui n Books, English paperney ap p e a r in a scene from the Barter Theater c o m e d y of A m erica n
1508 Red River
bound pocketbooks, ar e rapidly
Revolutionary
days
to
be
presented
M
o
n
d
a
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night
at
8:15
o
’clock
Phone 7-2904
ga i n i ng f av o r with campus r e a d ­
in H o g g Auditorium .
ers. They o f f e r r epr int s of classics
such as “ The Wa y of All F l esh, ”
Plays Here M onday
“ Two Yea rs Befor e the Mast , ” !
“ W u t h e r i n g Hei ght s, ” “ The Divine
Comedy, ” and “ W h a t Hap pe ned in
Hi st or y. ”
Good sellers, according to the THE U NIVERSITY OF MINNE- lenging picture of the men and , t h e i r voices spoke out in defonao
D r a g book stores, a r e the req ui r ed j SOTA, 1851-1951. By James the ideas which have p u t the Uni- \ of the ideal of human freedom .”
A br oad course in European her­
versity of Minnesota in the fore- j
r ea di n g books an d textbooks, “ Pat - I
Grap. Minneapolis: University
itage
followed. T h en cam e a pro­
f
r
o
n
t
of
ma
n
y
of
the
radical
t e r n s of C u l t ur e , ” “ Sex and Tem-1
of Minnesota Press. '609 pp.
changes in educat ion in the last g r am to t r ai n potential leaders fo r
p e r a m e n t , ” and “ Coming of Age
$3.75.
few decades.
w ork in f o r e ig n countries. This
in Sa mo a . ” T he y ar e available in
What, could he d ul l e r t ha n a his- i
airy. One of the busiest member s
B y ORAN SCURLOCK
The story is told in t e r ms of a r e a studi es p r o g r a m stressed an­
Me
nt
or
Publications,
a
br
anc
h
of
tor y of a u ni ve r s i ty wr i tt e n as
Ro be r t Porterfield, p r oduc e r of of B a r t e r ’s company, he serves the Signet pocketbooks.
the men who con t ri but ed to the thr opology and sociology as w ell
part. of the c e n t e n n i a l celebration
the
Ba r t e r T h e a t e r s
offering, in the dual capacity of director
development of the university, j as the la n guage of the country.
O t h e r books included in Si gn et of t he school?
“ The P ursui t of H appi ne s s ” is and actor.
Jo h n Pillsbury was the hero of 1 Then came the program o f
editions ar e Dostoevski's “ Crime
C o m fo r t Kir kland is played by
The ans wer in this case— th ous­ the early days. He set o ut to col- : A me r ic an studies, designed fo r
typical of the A m e r i c a n success
and P u n i s h m e n t , ” “ Crossword P u z ­
story. The comedy will be p r e ­ the vet er an t r o u p e r Dorthy La- zles,” “ C o n t r a c t Bridge,” “ Ba se­ ands of hooks a r e duller. J a m e s lect $5.50 owed him “ for locks, men and w omen who would n o t
se nt ed in Hogg Audi t or iu m Mon­ ver n, who has been in the enter ball,’ “ Tile Ox-Bow I ncident, ” and Gr a y has wri tt e n a hook which is nails, and i ron” used in the first b ecome scholars, b ut whose “so­
t a i nme nt business for many years
day evening at 8:15 o ’clock.
building of the university. He e n d ­ cial intelligence will be turned into
biographies of musical, political ma n y things, h u t it is n ot dull.
Pr u d en c e Kirkland, her d a u g h ­
The hook o f f e rs ple asa nt m e mo ­ ed by becoming a r ege nt of the social le ade rshi p” . This plan ha*
Porterfield, besides being f o u n­
and l i t er ar y geniuses of the world.
de r and pr oducer of America' s ter, is played by Elinor Wright,
Philip Wylie, a u t h o r of “ Night ries in the f or m of maps, pictures, d e f u n c t college and br inging it been so popular t h a t it has been
oldest and laigest professional whose voice y o u ng radio f ans will Unto Ni ght , ” “ Opus 21, ” and and familiar n a m e s f or the ex- back to life. His faith in the idea e x t ende d to the P hD level. Candit heatr ical company, has had suc­ r e me mb e r in “ Fair ytale T h e a t r e , ” “ Finley W r e n , ” is still selling at st u de n t s of Minnesota. It even in­ when g r a d u a t i ng classes consisted | dat es st udy in six d ifferen t decessful ca r eer s in New York. and moviegoers saw her in “ Kill a s teady pace, according to tho cludes a c h a p t e r on the famed of only two s t u d e n t s a p pe ar s j u s ­ ! p a r t rn en ts.
O t h e r c h a pt e r s tell the story o f
| Golden Gophers.
Hollywood, and Virginia. He has f rom Cl eveland. ”
tified on a l arge scale in the r e­
sales records.
Ot he r s a p p e ar i ng in the cast
similar “ r evolut ions” throughout
Cdf
z r d s n c t/fif
played in t w en t y - e i g h t Br oadway
It of fers e n t er tai nment , in spots c e nt g r a d u a t in g class of 3,600.
Mickey
Spilane
is
replacing
the
L Z
-ti.
z
■
producti ons and has been f ea t u re d •ire Blanche McKinney, Fra nk old favorites Ag at ha Christi, F.ll- for even the casal r e a d e r as c a m ­
From PI Itabu ry to the present t he university.
N O R R I S G. D A V I S
in a n u m b e r of T w en t i e th ( en- Lee, J a m e s Lentz, Kenneth Br um er y Queen, and Earle S ta nl e y pus ch a ra c t er s come to life again. president, hosts of academic n o t a ­
t ur v- F ox producti ons, including belee, H e r m a n Coble, and Ji m G a r d n e r in the realm of the d e ­
v
BING
/
More
t
ha
n
this,
however,
the
bles re-enact t h e i r roles. An a r t
J O S E DERRER
“ The Yearl ing” and “ S e r g e a n t Davie, who a t nineteen is one of tective mysteries. “ I, The J u r y , ” hooks o f fers an e n t h r al l i ng stor y t eacher , in his ent husiasm for new
Academy Aw ard
the
you
ng
e
s
t
leading
men
in
B
a
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­
W in n e r as
Y or k. ”
“ My Gun is Quick,” “ Venge an c e of the growt h a n d s t r u g g le s of that I int e r est in his field, even carries
JANE
A radio per sonality as well, t e r ' s history.
Is Mine” and “ One Lonely N i g h t , ” I peculiarly A me r i ca n institution, his lectures to meeti ngs of e m ­
“ The P u rs u i t of Happi ne ss” is ar e S pi l a ne ’s first f our thrillers.
Porterfield has a p p e ar ed as gues t
the state universi ty. Finally, it balmers. Pr of ess o r s of didactic
s t a r on a n u mb e r of ou t st and i ng a comedy of American Revolu­
Although st ud e nt s have been pr esents a s t i mu l a t i n g and chal- i h ome op at h y m a r c h e d in all dignity
Compiled by Pu bl i she r s’ W eekly
tionar y days by Lawrence and
h e r e com e
radio programs.
into empt y class rooms for two f ro m r epo r ts of 56 booksellers;
de Bergerac
A
r
mi
na
Marshall
Languor.
In Glade Spring, Virginia, he
yea r s bef or e t he y were cut o ut of
Fiction
Bl anket Tax holders will be
M A IA S O W fKS
supervises the oper at i on of his
the b udg et f o r medical training.
The Caine Mutiny. By Herman
on
pr es e nt i ng
t heir
f ar m, which is sh r in ki n g an acre admitted
A ren own ed physician fights the VVouk. Doubleday. $3.95.
a y ea r froin his ann ua l gift to | cards. Non-Bl anke t Tax holders
The Cruel Sea. By N icholas
char
ges of a “ cl ique” of his s t a f f
may buy ticket s for the pe r for
Ba rt er Awar d winners.
Q L IE E n
CAPITOL.
me mb er s and wins. A dean fights Mon sa r r at . Knopf. $4.
mane*
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No
reserved
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Added to this fra nt i c schedule
TEL .
H ’n '*
From Here to Etarnity. By
similar char ges a n d loses, with a
ar c a n u mb e r of lectures, booked tickets will he sold.
new co-dean quickly overshadow­ J a m e s Jones. Scribner. $4.50.
Edm ond
“ Her e comes the s howb oa t ! ” — i insight t h a t it does not seem so.
by
Columbia
lecture
Bu r ea u
O 'B R IE N
Van
Evelyn ;
The Catcher in th* Rya. By J. D.
ing him. This clash of personali­
and with this river f r o n t exclama- It tells of A me r ic a' s showboats
Litabeth
across the nation each year. He
Salinger.
Little, Brown. $3.
ties
and
ideas
is
t
he
never
-ending
SCOTT
tion, the Univer sit y Press will r e- , from the first, l a unched in 1831, d r a m a on a n y a c ade mi c stage.
also finds time to serve on the
The Iron Mistress. By Paul I*
"T W O OF A KIND”
lease on Novembe r l l its f o u r t h I to the last, now a t St. Louis. Th e
board of di r ec t o r s of the N a ­
All of this is i nter esti ng. Gray Wellman. Doubleday. $3.50.
——plu a—
The 1 4
publication of the season. I t i s 1hook tells of per sonaliti es b e h i n d 1
tional T h e a t e r Assembly and the
Non-Fiction
has shown t h e h e a r t as well as the
J A N IS PAG E
“ Sho wbo a t s, ” hy Dr. Philip Gra- these f loat ing t h e a t e rs , and of
American T h e a t e r and Academy.
T W O G A LS and a G U Y ”
The Sea Around Us. By Rachel
mind of the universi ty. But the
ham, pr ofessor of English a t tile the audiences f r o m t he f ar ms a n d j
Some of the leading players in
book u n do u b t e d l y has its g r ea t e s t I. Carson. Oxfor d. $3.50.
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un iv er s i ty .
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p ia n u tU U H D .
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e_s__e nt at i on of such
“ The P u r s ui t of Hap p i n e ss ” ar e
Kon-Tiki. By T ho r Heye rda hl .
An
a
r
t
exhi
bit
and
tea
h
ono
r
ing
Dr. G r a h a m , a u t h o r of several haps, it is t he a c c o u n t of an Amor - | chapterR
Rs « Revolution in t he Rand, McNally. $4.
national ly known. T h e oldest m e m ­
o n R S IT V
acholarly works, bec ame i nt e r es t e d ! ican i nst ituti on which left behi nd
f ni‘pL' rs..
„
b er of the cast, in t e r m s of yea r s Houston a rt i st s will he held Sun-1
Washington Confidential. Lait
t h e | jn r iVPr s h owboat s in the 19 30 ’s a rich legacy of history and f ol k-, A r l * ^
and service is Owen Phillips, w-ho day f r o m 3 to 5o ’clock a t
FIRST A U S T IN SH O W IN G
A
new
cour
se called H u ma n i t i e s and Mor timer . Crown. $3.
Elisabet
Ney
Museum,
FoiA,yw hen he
m e t CaDtain
Caille i lore.
plays Colonel Mo r t im e r Sherwood
T E H R 5
b r o u g h t Bur ke, Voltaire, Rous­
White Man Returns. By Ag ne s
f our t h S t r e e t an d Avenue H, the French. Although she had r et i re d
F ir*! Show
Dr. G r a ha m in “ S h o w b o at s ” has
j of the Virginia Li g ht Horse CavF I R S T S H O W 2 P . M.
2.00
Texas Fine Ar t s Association has f rom t h e river, showboat s r e ­ captur ed the spi r i t o f the r iver seau, Zola, Tolstoi, and Thomas Newton Keith. Little, Brown. $4.
Mann to t he s t u de n t , not for m i n ­
D i z z y . By Hesketh Pearson. H ar­
announced.
mained her m a j o r inter est, and f r o n t and t he r i ver people. He
UT Musicians Perform
Pot t er y, .sculpture, and p a i n t ­ she conveyed t h a t i nt e r es t to Dr. has shown t h e g r e a t need which ute analysis, b u t to show “ how per. $4.
ings in gou ac he and oil by Miss Gra ham.
For San Marcos Club
the showboat s filled in the lives
A f t e r considerable r esear ch, in­ of the a m u s e m e n t - st a rv e d people
T h r e e Uni ver si t y musicians p e r ­ Christ ine S t r e e t m a n will be shown.
FIRST A U S T IN SH O W IN G
f o r me d bef or e the Crescendo Club Che st e r Snowden is exhibiting his tervi ews with old showboat bunds al ong the Mississippi. The whole
oil paintings.
and visits to the old boats, the picture ca r ri e s an a u t hen t i ci t y in
in San Marcos last week.
The works of William Lester, a u t h o r was convinced that the real the wri ting a n d illustrations. T h er e
ri i
Ma r t h a Ann Marti n, soprano,
>.’WI >o
s a ng arias from M o za r t ’s “ Don as si st a nt p r of e ss o r of art, will be s t or y of showboat s had n eve r been are ph ot og r aphs of ma n y f amous
F I R S T S H O W 2 P M.
river boats and personalities, inGiovanni , ” V e r d i ’s “ Othello,” and exhibited f or the last time Su n d ay wri tten.
af t e rn o o n f r o m 3 to 5 o’clock at
GREGORY
VIRGINIA
Re ade rs expect ing a s t or y like ccluding Ca pt a in Cadie F re nch,
Debussy's “ I / E n f a n t Pr o di g u e . ”
PECK
MAYO
the motion picture and novel will the famous “ Co t ton Blossom” boat
Dick Turbyf il l, tenor,
s a n g Laguna Gloria.
be disappointed f or the r e is no and others.
Me yer bee r ' s “ O Pa r ad is o , ” Bizet’s
“Captain Horatio
The end p a p er s ar e replicas of
“ make bel ieve” connected with the
“ La F l eur ,” and Lalo's “ Vra i me nt , Student Union Talent
two showboat handbills from G r a ­
showboat s in this book.
ma Bi en-Ai mee. ”
Hornblower"
To Try Out Wednesday
■EVERLY MICHAELS
Accompani st
was
Mrs.
Lee
The book is a record, h u t w r i t ­ ham's privat e collection.
Co lo r by T E C H N I C O L O R
T r you t s f or t a l en t to p er fo r m ten with such cr af t s ma n s h i p and
— J O D Y T AYL OR
Holmes.
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tlie St udy of S pani s h - Sp cakmg
People.
Compiled by Lyle S au nd e r s of
the University of New Mexico and
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D A ILY T E X A N

Pag* 9

2-Yard Field Goal
Defeats Longhorns
(C o n tin u e d fr o m P a g e I )
single-w ing fo r m a tio n , w h ile T exan
h it on o n ly o n e — th e sco rin g p la y
— o u t o f 12. Jo n e s atte m p te d Be­
v e r , and P a g e com p leted the one
o u t o f five .
B ill W ils o n , Sewed, S o w e ll, P a u l
W illia m s , and J im L a n s fo rd w ere
s ta lw a rts in th e S te e r fo r w a rd
w a il w ith B o b b y I >111on and J u n e
D a v is p la y in g th e ir usual fin e
gam e on d efense. D illo n cam e up
fro m his s a fe t y po sition to m ake
nu m ero u s ta ck le s.
G u a rd F r e d W illia m s re c o ve re d
C a r l M a y e s ’ fu m b le on the L o n g ­
horn 15 to se t up the fir s t Razorb a c k 15 sco re a f t e r M c H a n 's 50y a rd p u n t w ith th e w ind. It. took
the H ogs tw o p la ys to score, w ith
H a lfb a c k
Buddy
Su tto n
g o in g
o ve r fro m th e I 3.
G e o rg e T h o m a s o n 's placem ent,
w as w ide, b u t th e R a z o rb a c k * led

6-0 w ith a m in u te an d 117 seconds
le f t in the first, q u a r te r . T he Ra
zo rbacks sw itc h e d back to th e ir
old o ffe n se , the sp lit- T , fo r this
s h o rt sco rin g m a rc h a fte r s u rp ris ­
in g the S te e rs w ith th e ir “ Z ” f o r ­
m atio n .
A f t e r an ex ch a n g e o f punts, the
L o n g h o rn s fo rg ed in to the lead on
D a w s o n ’s 78-yard in n down the
sid elin es,
behind
som e
g re a t
b lock ing . D aw son - p la c e m e n t ga ve
T e x a s a 7-6 a d v a n ta g e m id w a y o f
the second period.
H e re A rk an san b eg an th e ir firs t
lo n g d rive fo r 67 y a rd s w hich
paver! the w a y fo i Hod P a t Sum *
m e r a ll’s field g o a l w ith less than
tw o m inutes le f t in the h alf.
T h e R a z o rb a c k * d ro v e to the
T e x a s one in 14 p la y s fo r a firs t
d ow n »n<| goal to go. T h re e trie s
in to the S te e r lin e lost or e y a rd ,
b u t ort fo u rth d o w n , S u m m e ra li

,

'Mural Golf Scores
Due Wednesday

m e O a k G ro v e , A i r F o r c e R O T C ,
P F M C lu b , and th e C a m p u s G u ild .
In t r a m u r a l g o lfe r s h a v e b e e n M a c k 's M u le * and th e M a n ic D e ­
c a lm ly booted the fie ld goal from
slo w in tu r n in g in th e ir q u a lif y in g p re s sive s h a v e n 't lo st a M ic a d i­
Vt itll th e s t a r t o f U n ite d N a ­
the IO to b rin g the H o g s back
ro u n d s. I f you p lan to e n te r in visio n co n test.
tio n s W e e k to d a y . U n iv e r s it y and
in to the lead, 9-7, a t h a lf tim e.
g o lf sin g le s and h a v e
not yetUCC,
Phi
D e lta T h e ta , O ak c iv ic o rg a n iz a tio n s a re la u n ch in g
p la y e d
your
q u a lif y in g
round, G r o v e , and the D e p re s s iv e s are a w eek-lo n g p ro g ra m co m m em o ­
A rk.
Texas
y o u ’d b e tte r g e t on
the
ball. th e fa v o r ite s in th e ir re sp e ctiv e r a tin g th e s.g n in g o f th e C h a rte r
4
15
Fhrat D ow ns
W e d n e s d a y O c to b e r 21, is the last d ivisio n s .
six y e a r s ago.
R u s h in g yard ag e
173
173
d a y to tu rn in q u a lif y in g scores.
In a S u n d a y m o rn in g U N M e ­
55
7
P a s s in g y a rd a g e
U n d e fe a te d (T ass B team s are
fief, fl it. to th e N o r th S id e M u ­
S e r v ic e
at. th e
C e n tra l
Pa sse s attem pter] ~
14
S A E , D e lta T au D e lta , A T O , P h i m o ria l
12
n ic ip a l G o lf C o u rse
(H a n c o c k )
i
P a sse s com pleter! —
o
I
G a m m a D e lta, B lo c k e r H o u se, A ir C h r is tia n C h u rc h th e R e v. Jo h n
S u n d a y ,, M o n d a y , o r T u e s d a y so
0
Passes in te rcep tedI I
F o r c e R O T C , A u s tin C lu b , O ak B a r c la y w ill speak on " A l t e r n a ­
th e re w o n ’t be a big la s t m in u te
tiv e * to F o r c e .” K o re a n v e te ra n s
IO
IO
P u n ts
G r o v e and W e s le y .
ru sh, k n o ck in g som e o u t o f a
P u n t in g a v e ra g e ___ 3 8 . 9
3H.2
C lo se gam es w e re t h ic k e r th an s ta tio n e d a t B e rg s tro m F ie ld w ill
c h a n c e to p lay. T o q u a lif y you
be h o n o r guests.
2
F u m b le s lost
fle a s on a dog s hack la st w eek ir
m u st p la y 3k holes an d h a v e y o u r
45
E d u c a tio n a l
m a te r ia l
on
the
Y a r d s penalized
45
m u r a l’ fo o tb a ll. T h e K a p p a S grna,
s c o re c a rd signed b y the C lu b P ro .
7
0
0
Texas
7 -1 4
P h i D e lta T h e ta T h e t a “ B ” gam e U N w :T be a v a ila b le ad w eek in
T h e s c o re c a rd has to lie tu rn e d
0 — 16
6
3
7
A rk a n s a s
w as tie d , 6-6, w ith th e p e n e tra ­ B. H a ll 23, in V H a il 102, or fro m
in a t th e In t r a m u r a l o ff ic e w ith
T e x a s S c o rin g
T o u chd o w n s —
tio n s e ve n , 2-2, in the la s t m;n- M rs. ( lau d e H ill a t 8-7558.
Daw,son, Sto lh an d sk e ; C o n v e rs io n s y o u r n am e, ad d re ss, o rg a n iz a tio n , ut,e o f p lay. I t looked like the
give “ T h e
arid phone ri urn ber on it.
D a v is 2.
m g ,” a d ram a
g a m e w o u ld go i n t o
o ve rtim e W o r d I
T e n n is sin gles e n te r the th ird
I ou chd ow ns
A rk a n s a s .Scoring
o ry and *ugw h e n K a p p a S ig m a re c e iv e d a 15- p o r t r a y
w e e k o f p lay th is w e e k , and b a d ­
- S u tto n , T r o x e ll; < o n versio n —
o f the U N ,
y a r d p e n a lty w h ich p u t the ba,! g e stm g
T h o m a s o n ; F ie ld G oa
Sum m er- m in to n sin g le s w ill b e g in M o n ­ p ast t h e ir 20-yard lin e arui gave T u e s d a ;
b t a t 8 :15 o ve r K M E T
d a y . S o c c e r is th e n e x t sp o rt in
a ll.
am i W (
d a y a fte rn o o n af 3:15
th e P h i D e lta ’ the w in n in g (.one
lin e w ith e n trie s due N o v e m b e r
tr a tio n . T he bu zzer sounded a i o v e r K N O W .
7. B e r r y M. W h it a k e r , D ire c to r
th e r e f e r e e wa*, s te p p in g o f f the
R a d io H o u ie a.so la d is trib u tin g
o f M e n s In t r a m u r a ls , u rg e s te a m s
p e n a lty .
a lr e a d y e lim in a te d in fo o tb a ll to
In a class A g am e K a p p a S ig m a
b eg in p ra c tic in g S o cce r.
beat. D e lta K a p p a E p s ilo n , 7-6,
A p o lo g ie s to R o g e r T o la r , ab a
b u t th e D e k e s’ had a last m inute
R o g e r R o d g e rs , f o r th e m an g lin g
to u c h d o w n c alle d liar *:. A d e sp e r­
o f j o u r n am e in T h u r s d a y '* stor>
a tio n pass w en t 4 0-yards fo r an
o f the L ( ( - B S I
g a m e . I J < , by
th e w a y is one o f I I cia.-.- A team s a p p a re n t T I)., b u t the D eke p li­
er w e n t fiv e y a rd s b e yo n d the line
-dill u n d e fe a te d . F r a t e r n i t y team s
o f scrim m a g e b e fo re ne th r e w the
w ith o u t a hiss a re D e lta T au D e l­
Seabed birl- on te e O ak G ro v e
b a il.
ta , A lp h a T a u O m e g a , L a m b d a
fcxa-i ( b a v i n ) is
b A m e n ts w ill be opened N o v e m ­
( hi A lp h a , a n d P h i D e lta T h e ta .
pr. H p sm eared
b e r I I. T h e h u tm e n ts are b e in g
L n d e fe a t e d c lu b d iv is io n team s
d a y lo n g .”
sold to m ake w ay fo r c o n stru c tio n
o f a new law b u ild in g .
T o add it ail up the A rk a n s a s L S U W h ip * G e o rg ia , 7-0
d re s sin g room w as a big bunch o f
K. ( . M c C o n n e ll, d ire c to r o f
A T H E N S , G A , O c t. 20.
'ZP I
m a sc u lin e men w ith te a rs in th e ir A blo cked k ick b y a fresh m an
V e te r a n * H o u sin g , has an n o u n ced
eye s, and happiness in th e ir heart. g u a id
S a tu r d a y
g a ve
L o u is ia n a
th a t 62 unit- w ill tie sold to the
The
e n tire
team
arid co a c h in g S t a te a 7-0 v ic t o r y o v e r G e o rg ia
h grin-t biddet . Bin- w iii he taken
B I R M I N G H A M , A la , O rt. JO
ort Mi ogle u n its as w e ll as on
sta ff had n o th ing b u t p raise fo r in a brill- rig S o u th e a s te rn < onferT ’i
L it t le H a n k L a u r ic e lla , trip le g ro up s. T h e re m a in in g e ig h t h u t­
the T ex a s team w h ic h t h e y upset. c n c e fo o tb a ll clash .
t h r e a t s ta r fo r u n b e a 'e n T e n n e s ­ m ents w ill he used b y the D efen se
see, c rack e d A la b a m a re sistan ce R e -parch L a b o ra to ry .
w ith a 76-yard q u ic k k ic k , passed
The
h u tm e n ts,
w h ic h
w e re
lik e a zip p er fo r a to u c h d o w n and m oved here fro m N e w O rle a n s in
ran th ro u g h A la b a m a fo r a n o th e r 1946, h a v e h e a tin g , c o o k in g , and
sco re S a t u r d a y a t T e n n e sse e w on, b ath ro o m fa c ilitie s . M r. M c C o n n e ll
27-13.
said that, plans sh o w in g th e ir a r ­
F o r a sello u t house o f 45,000 ra n g e m e n t are a v a ila b le to b id ­
fa n s , the N e w O rle a n s K id was a d ers.
B E R K E L E Y , ( A L I F . , O rt. 20. tw o perio ds, led at. the h a lf tim e
re tu rn to the old d a y s o f v e r s a ­
L it t le C am p u s
D o rm ito ry has
(ZP)—- M ig h ty C a l if o r n ia ’s fo o tb a ll 14-0.
tile p la y e rs and sin g le w in g p o w ­
been closed in d e f in ite ly because
C a lif o r n ia w e n t in to the gam e
e m p ire collap sed w ith a roar to ­
er.
d a y , l e v e l l e r ) b y a 21 to l l b e a t­ a 13-points fa v o r ite . T h e y le ft the
In the fo u rth q u a r t e r a f t e r A la ­
in g
by
S o u th e rn
C a lif o r n ia ’s fie ld th o ro u g h ly b e ate n .
b am a looked all h u t lost, the C r im ­
th u n d e rin g T r o ja n s b e fo re a ra
C a lif o r n ia w as w o rk in g on a son T id e blasted 66 y a r d s in seven
p a r it y crow d o f 81,4 90 .
s p e c ta c u la r re c o rd o f 3K gam es p la y s fo r a to u c h d o w n .
T h e n a tio n ’s n u m b e r I team w ith o u t d e fe a t in P a c if ic C o ast
F o o tb a ll has fe w b e tte r e x a m ­
in the A sso c ia te d P re s s F o o tb a ll C o n fe r e n c e p la y . O n ly a 7-7 tie ple* o f a one-m an o ff e n s iv e show
P o ll bowed to the l i t h
ranked la s t y e a r w ith S t a n fo r d m arre d th a n la u r ic e l la stag e d .
clu b in one o f th e trem endous th e reco rd .
D ick E r n s b e r g e r an d B e r t Rerhupsets o f the season.
The
T r o ja n s
sew ed
up
the ic h a r w e re ju st b e h in d la u r ic e l la
C a lif o r n ia , f o r a la rg e portion g a m e as it n e are d the end. A 20- in the V o l b a c k fie ld and in the
o f the gam e m in u s the service s o f y a r d p u n t re tu rn g a ve them the lin e w e re ta ck le P u g B e a r m an,
s ta r fu llb a c k J o h n n y O lszew ski, b all on C a lif o r n ia .* 22. In seven g u a rd T e d D a f f e r , and D ong A t ­
fe ll
as
the
c h a rg in g
T ro ia n s p la y s th e y w e n t o v e r , w ith F u ll* kins.
504 E A ST A V E.
A la b a m a ’s g re a t p e rfo rm e r w a*
scored t h r e e to u c h d o w n s in t h e b a rk Le o n S e lle r s d r iv in g th ro u g h
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second half.
o ffe n s e and d e fe n se .
T h e B e a rs, in co m m and the fir s t c o n v e rte d .
By

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O ct.
20—
( S o l . ) — T h e re w e re no alib ie s in
the Lo n g h o rn dre>-.ng room here
S a tu rd a y a f t e r th e S te e rs had s u f­
fered th e ir first, defeat, o f the
sea-on, 14-36, a t the hands of
the A rk a n s a s R a z o rb a c k *.
“ F ire d - u p ” w as the w o rd that
L o n g h o rn
p la y e rs
arui
ro a ch es
used to ex p ress the R az o rb a c k
v ic to ry , ( '" a c h E d P r ic e -aid, “ W e
p layed a fine A rk a n s a s ball club.
T h e y w e re fired-up and we c e r ­
ta in ly d id n ’t respond to the occa­
sion. W e p 'a y e d as fine a ball
gam e as we h av e e ve r played.
“ T h e y h ave a fine d efe n s iv e
clu b as th e y a lw a y s have had.
T h e y w e re re a d y to d a y, but we
p layed a tig h t gam e. T he on ly
diffe re n ce w as the tw o points on
th e sco re b o a rd .'
(lib D a w so n , w ho did not p lay
la s t w eek, b u t scam pered y a rd s
fo r the first Ijo n g h o rn tou chdow n
to d a y, state d , “ W e
played
the
best we cou ld , but, It ju s t w a s n ’t
o u r d a y .”
End
Torn
Sto lh a n d s k e
and
g u ard H a r le y S e w e ll chim ed in to
say. “ T h e y w e re fired-up. W e ju s t
lost to a b e tte r team w'hich w a s
re a d y
t o d a y .”
S e w e ll
added,
“ T h e y ’ve r e a lly got a good ball
c lu b .”
“ Im not ta k in g a n y th in g a w a y
fro m them
(A rk a n s a s ), but w e
Ju s t c o u ld n ’t go to d a y ,” re late d
q u a rte rb a c k
T
Jo n e s . “ T h e y 'v e
got a good te a m ,” he added.
T o sum It up, tree coach J . T .
K in g said, “ W e ju s t got beat. A r ­
kansas co u ld h av e beaten a n y b o d y
to d a y. T o o , w e m ade a fe w m is­
ta k e s .”
W hen
asked ab o u t the
H o g ’* d e fe n se , he re v e a le d , “ T h e y
had ju s t w h a t we ex p ected , but
we c o u ld n ’t b lo ck them out.
It w as a q u ite a d iffe re n t s to ry
In the v ic to rio u s P o r k e r 's d re s sin g
room . B ig burr-headed O tis D on g
las, the m an
who coached the
R azo rb ack- to v ic to r y , stood in
the d o o rw a y o f the room , and
w ith big te a rs o f happiness ro llin g
dow n
his
ch e ek s, greeted
and
th a n k e d e v e r y one o f his p la y e rs ,
as th e y cam e th ro ug h the doo r.
N e v e r w a s a coach m ote h ap p y .
A ll he co u ld s a y w as " T h a n k s fo r
w in n in g th is one boys, y o u ’ve all
M ic h ig a n

State

W in *

S T A T E C O L L E G E , P A ., O rt.
20.— ‘.P i
M ig h ty M ic h ig a n S ta te ,
in tro u b le fo r the th ird su ccessive
w eek , show ed it 1
- class by co m in g
from behind to give Pe n n S t a te a
32 to 21 lic k in g to d a y.

m ade me the h a p p ie s t g u y
w o rld .”
D ouglas w a s n ’t the only one
w ith w a te ry e ye s in th e A rk a n sa s
d ressing room . M a n y o f the p la y ­
e rs them selves le t th e ir em o tions
go. B ig 6-3, 215 pound c a p ta in
Pat, S u m m e ra li, w h ose tieldgoal in
the second q u a r t e r p ro vid e d the
gam e w in n in g m a rg in , was c r y in g
m ore than a n y o n e . Peo p le j u s t
k ep t flou ring in to toe dressing
room to p raise th e log end. Surnm e ra ll w o uld w ip e his eyes, and
s a y “ T h a n k y o u .” h in a lly he w as
reach ed
fo r
a
s ta te m e n t,
and
sum m ed it ail up in tw o sentences.
“ T ex a s is the b est team w e ’ve
p la ye d all y e a r , and it, was the
g re a te s t gam e I h a v e played in
d u rin g m y th re e y e a r at A r k a n ­
sas. I just, p ra y e d th a t ball w o u ld
go th ro u g h the u p rig h ts and it

did.”

E ig h te e n year-old
Lam ar
M e­
n a n , w ho is p ro b a b ly one o f tile
n a t io n ’s top so p h o m o re
split-T
q u a rte rb a ck s , p ra ised T e x a s ’ team
and pointed out J u n e D avis, S t e e r
lin e b a c k e r,
as
b e in g
the
best
p la y e r on the field d e fe n s iv e ly .
M c Man said, “ T e x a s is by fa r th e
best team we h a v e played thiy e a r. W e w e re fired up and w e
won it fo r o u r coaches. T h e y a r e
a g re a t hu n ch o f men. I w ould
lik e to say th a t this tug num ber
N otre D am * T rim *

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O n M o n d a y , W e d n e s d a y , and
W e d n e s d a y m o rn in g at 10:57 w ith
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to
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