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AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1951

Price 5 Cents

Rally Committee
Plans 6 Stunts
For NC Game
Eagle Scouts, Bevo
To Be Portrayed
In Card Section
T h e Rally C o m m ittee, which has
72
students
working
feverishly
du rin g the past week, had alm ost
c o m p l e t e d its w o r k T u e s d a y on
card stunt preparations for the
half-tim e show Saturday.
Six s t u n t s will b e p e r f o r m e d a t
the N orth Carolina g am e:
1. l a r g e b l u e , b l o c k l e t t e r s N C
on a w h ite b ac k g ro u n d . J u s t u n d e r
t h i s “ W e l c o m e ” wi l l h e s p e l l e d
out letter-hy-letter.
2. F o r t h e d e d ic a tio n to t h e Boy
Scouts
of
Am erica
the
second
s t u n t will he a p r o f i l e o f a B o y
S co u t an d the letters OSA.
3. N e x t w i l l b e a r e p r o d u c t i o n
of the Boy Scout E ag le badge.
4. O r a n g e a n d w hite b l o c k l e t ­
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5. A p i c t u r e o f t h o o r a n g e t o w ­
“t v p t h e
r e p o s e '"’ n
Sta n d nq from eft to right— f ranz Stein, mayer, i n c l u d i n g t h e w i n d o w s , w ith
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o of M a ~z; Kar Lochm a er, from O ffenburq;
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to w e r and n u m e ra l I on the right.
M o n d a y a r-e moon.
G uenther Rutschke
Dep u+y C h ie f
genera b o n ,
th T h e l as t s t u n t wi l l bp a p i c ­
Seated fro m ie4* 'o r g o t— eve
B r a n c n . G o v e f ' m e r t of M i n d s * F r a n e o n a ; O t t o
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County m a ' a q e r O *from Austria; Jacob H e
B e n n a m a n n , m a y o r c f Br a n s c b w e i q a n d H e r m a n
cot, Bevo.
fenbach C o o ’- > Sp' a n d ! i n g # n ; D r . W . D. W e b b
S c h m o , f r o m M / ch.
T h e Rally C o m m i t t e e has h a d a
*u e U n
a'toe n*® pre *et.sr' r *■ o o v e r n m e m
b i g j o b o n i t s h a n d s t h i s year. It
m eets Mondays, W ednesdays, and
F r i d a y s at 3 p .m . a n d a t 4 p.m.
in W a g g o n e r H a l l 4 0 1 .
j
A t the gam es, the com m ittee
a n d t h e f r e s h m a n c o u n c i l will p a s s
; nut the flash cards a n d i n s t r u c ­
tion sh e e ts five m in u te s b e fo re the
half-time perform ance.
D o c k e ry said t h a t th e stu n ts are
W h i l e in A u s t i n , t h e s t a t e s m e n
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im provem ents
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m e e t i n g s , C i t y C o u n c i l s e s s i o n * , t h e r e s h o u l d n ’t tie a n y f o u l - u p s
American
adm inistrative
branch
officials m ingled and conversed
and
talk w ith
officials
of
t h e u n l e s s t h e s t u d e n t s in t h e s e c t .on
inform ally
with
students
from of governm ent.
do so m e thing wrong. He asks th at
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a l l t h o s e in t h e s e c t i o n r e a d c a r e ­
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n o o n a t a c o k e p a r t y i n t h e I n ­ a n d p u t in p r a c t i c e A m e r i c a n p r i n ­
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a n s w e re d questions with
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s i o n s o f A m e r i c a y e t , W e m u s t tin* t o p o f t h e c a r e t s l e v e l w i t h
e r a t i o n , a l t h o u g h t h e use o f a n m a y o r* , a c o u n t y m a n a g e r , an d a s t u d y t h e g o v e r n m e n t b e f o r e we th e e y e s w h e n t h e le a d e r g iv es the
deputy
chief
of
the
economic
in te rp re te r w as necessary.
say a n y th in g . W e h av e n o t been signals.
B u t e ach o f th e five visitors dis­ b ra n c h of a province.
bere long enough t i have gained
H erm ann
Gullaach,
W i l h e l m t h e r e a l i m p r e s s i o n s , " H e r r Heil- D N A
F ra te rn ity Meets
played obvious surprise that s tu ­
H einrich Ste n eonclud ed.
dents, p h o to g rap h ers, and re p o rt­ B e n n em an n , and
T he participation of Delta Nu
er* a r e a l l o w e d to s p e a k f r e e l y a r e th e t h r e e m a y o r s r e p r e s e n t i n g
in t h e B u s i n e s s A d m i n i s ­
H e r r S tein a d d e d th a t his m oat A lp h a
th e cities of B r e m e n h a v e n , B r a u n ­ vivid
with high p ublic officials. T h e y
impression
ha*
bern
the t r a t i o n A l u m n i C o n f e r e n c e to be
M ainz— located
in e q u a l i t y b e t w e e n s e x e s .
w p re a b i t t a k e n - b a c k by th e in ­ sc h w eig . a n d
heir! h e r e F r i d a y , wi l l b e d i s c u s s e d
the w estern sector of G erm any.
form ality of th e occasion.
“ W o m e n are tre a te d the game and o th er activities of the Na
Wilhelm
Rutschke
a n d J a c o b as m e n here. You know , that could tional T r a n s p o r ta tio n
“ W e h a v e n o t i c e d w h a t social
Fraternity
H e i l r e p r e s e n t t h e G e r m a n g o v ­ m a k e q u i t e a d i f f e r e n c e in s e v e r a l w i l l be m a p p e d a t a m e e t i n g T u e s
• q u a l i t y t h e r e is h e r e in A m e r i c a ,
o n e o f t h e s t a t e s m e n c o m m e n t e d . e r n m e n t . p r o p e r a* c o u n t y m a n a g e r
m o r e y e a r s i n t h e m a n - w o m a n r e ­ d a y a t 7 : 3 d o ’c l o c k in T e x a s U n ­
“ H ere, a p p a r e n t l y , high officials an d d e p u ty chief.
la t i o n s h i p ," he q u i p p e d .
ion.
All o f t h e m e n a r e c o lle g e g r a d ­
• p e a k w i t h e v e r y o n e , a n d all t h e
p e o p l e r r i x t o g e t h e r . T h * i* a u a t e s a n d a r e w e l l - v e r s e d in a d mini strati v t g o v e r n m e n t functions.
g r e a t surprise to us.”
Q u e r i e d a b o u t t h e mo*r se rio u s
In G e r m a n y , o u r i n t e r p r e t e r e x ­

U S Social Equality Amazes
Visiting German Officials

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Room, M u f f Building.
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d e f e c t rn G e r m a n g o v e r n m e n t t o ­
d a y , H e r r S t e i n r e p l i e d tha* d i ­
vision of the t o w n s into sector*
c r e a t e a s e r i o u s p r o b l e m in g o o d
governm ent.
“ W h e n a t o w n is d i v i d e d i n t o
sectors,
fam ilies
are
sometimes
split. I ask y o u
how can w e e v e r
h a v e a u n i t e d E u r o p e o r a uniter!
G e rm a n y w hen even the tow ns are
not united?"
The sectors within a town often
w o r k at crn«*-purpo*e«, he c o m ­
menter!.

By J O E L K I R K P A T R I C K

The T exa s U n ion Board o f D irectors M onday a ftern oo n
appointed Calvin Cleave “J itte r ” N olen U nion D irector to
replace Brock Pearce, w h o left last m onth to do gra d u ate
work at the U n iv e r s ity o f M innesota. The a p p o in tm e n t w ill
go into e ffe c t October 6.

7,000 O U Tickets
Go on Sale Monday
Seven thousand tickets to the
Texaa-Oklahom a
football
game
will go on sale M o n d a y , O c t o b e r
8 . B lanket tax holders may obtain
tickets
to
the
game
Monday
through
W ednesday at
Gregory
G ym a t the ticket office. Office
h o u r s wi ll be f r o m 8 a . m . to 12
n o o n a n d f r o m 1-5 p . m .
T h e r e sho u ld be n o s c a r c i t y of
tick ets as last y e a r Miss Alice
A r c h e r , ticket m a n a g e r of t h e In ­
t e r c o l l e g i a t e A th le tic s O f fi c e said.
U p p e r c l a s s m e n will r e m e m b e r t h e
all-night
vigil at
G regory Gym
last y e a r s t a n d i n g in line f o r t i c k ­
ets that w e re flown fro m Dallas
to satisfy the un u su a lly large d e­
mand.

T he m a y o r of Mainz. H err Stein
stater! t h a t th e c ity b o a s ts th e
n e w e s t u n i v e r s i t y in G e r m a n ;
t h e o n v u n i v e r s i t y in t h e c o u n t r y
w ith a c a m p u s like tha* o f A m e r i ­
ca n colleges,
H p r r S t e i n a d d e d tha* C o m m u ­
n a h o l d n o o f f i c e * in M a i n z a n d
the su rro u n d in g territory. There
- no law, h o w e v e r p ro h ib itin g
’ cern f r o m ho ld n g g o v e r n m e n t a l
positions.
“ I do n o t b eliev e t h a t the ( omm u n i s t p a r t y s h o u l d bp o u t l a w e d
b e c a u s e t h a t will d r i v e t h e m u n ­
d e r g r o u n d . A s l o n g a* s u c h a p a r t y
* l e g * 1, w e s t i l l h a x p s o m e c o n ­
trol o v e r w h a t ’ he ( o m m u n ist*
do."
H e r r G u l l a s c n, h o w e v e r , s t a t e d
’ hat. s e v e r a l R e d p a r t y m e m b e r *
a r e o f f i c e r * in t h e B r e m e r h a v e n

g o v e r n m e n t.
H err
Heil,
county
mar,ager,
co m m ented th a ’ several C o m m u n ­
ist * h a v e b e e n e l e c t e d t o * e a t * i n
the w estern -zo n e national assem ­
bly.
A s k e d i f h e is a p o l i t i c i a n , H e r r
Heil replied indignantly t h a ’ g o v ­
e r n m e n t is a c a r e e r w i t h G e r m a n
men.

to s t i m u l a t e s o m e k in d o f i n t e r e s t
a m o n g the stu d e n t!,
D r . M c A l l i s t e r ’s h o b b i e s i n t r u d e
s q u a l l d a n c i n g — he a n d his wife
weie
form erly
Co-spon*or»
of
Swing and T u rn
and raising u n ­
usual plants.
A m o n g their plant*
o v e r s e v e r a l y e a r s , is
carrion
type
which
d e a d f i s h w h e n it b b
o t h e r is t i l e c o m p a r a t i v l v
spinless cactus, peyote.
Dr.
plant

M cA llister m e t the p ey o te
while
doing
field
work

f o r m Madden sa id :
In s p i t e o f h i s e f f o r t s , ( I ) h e
d i d n ’t t h i n k it w o u l d b e p o s s i b l e

p r e s i d e n t i a l n o m i n e e wiio w o , d
n o t, as Daniel c laim ed , ig n o re the
rights of T exas,
H e s p o k e at. t h e s e v e n t h a n n u a l
“ There a re th re e m a jo r parties
convention of the T exas W a te r
— F re e D e m o c ra t, Social D em o ­
C o n a e r v a t i o n A a s o r ia t i o n .
c r a t , a n d C h r i s t i a n Socialist. In
" I t is m y h o p e t h a ’ T e x a s will
the city g o v e rn m e n t, a m an
is
l e a d t h e w a y in f i n d i n g a p r e s i ­
e le c t e d to his o ff.ee . In th e s t a t e
d e n t i a l n o m i n e e w h o wi l l u p h o l d
g o v e r n m e n t , w h e n a m a n is a p ­
p o int x i to o f fic e , he d isassociate*
T h e b o d y o f T. F i n l e y R o b i n s o n T e x a s ’ c o n t r a c t o f a n n e x a t i o n w i t h
p o l i t i c s a n d g o v e r n m e n t a n d c o n ­ J r . , 2 4 - y e a r - o l d m u s i c s t u d e n t w h o t h e I rut e n S t a t e s . " h e s a i d a f t e i
c e n t r a t e s o n l y o n g o o d g o v e r n ­ w a s f o u n d d e a d i n hr* r o o m F r i ­ hi * l u n c h e o n s p e e c h .
Daniel b itte r.y a tta c k e d the S u ­
m ent."
da} , w a s s e n t t o El P a s o b y t h e
p rem e < o u t decision that strip p ed
H y l t i n - M a n or F u n e r a l H o m e .
T h e f u n e r a l is t o b e h e l d M o n ­ T e x a * o f u s . a n d s b e n e a t . n m a r g i
day in El Paso.
T ra c e * of n i t r a te on R o b in s o n '* B u r E x a m * G iv e n to 175
S t a t e b a r exams, w e r e g i v e n to
enabled
a ju stice of the
S t u d e n t s a ssig n e d to the s o ro r­ h a n d
i t y s e c t i o n o f t h e C a c t u s w i l l m e e t p e a c e t o r e t u r n a v e r d i c t o f s u i ­ 1 7 5 l a w s t u d e n t s M o n d a y in t h e
f i r s t o f a t h r e e - d a y serie*. 7'hey
T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n a t 5 o ’c l o c k i n c i d e i n t h e c a s e .
S u r v i v o r s i n c l u d e h i s p a r e n t s , w iii a l s o b e g i v e n T u e s d a y a r i d
the C actus Office, S orority Editor
M r . a n d M r s . T . F i n l e y R o b i n s o n W e d n e s d a y m o r n i n g at. 8 : 0 0 a . m .
J e a n Kellner announced.
f Representatives.
T e n t a t i v e p l a n s f o r contacting S r . o f E l P a s o ; hi* g r a n d m o t h e r , in t h e H u s e
P. S t e n o ' , s e c r e t a r y o f t h e
R
J. W. B
th e individual sororities thro u g h M r
ion
E l It
M r s . M a br } s t a t e b o a r d o f b a r e x a m i n e r s , a n
Panheilenic
Council
ale
being P aso ; and a sister
made.
nounced.
Saube o f E l P a s o .

Body of Student Sent
To El Paso for Burial

Cactus Sorority Staff
M eets at 5 p.m. Today

T h i s s u m m e r Dr . a n d M r * . M c ­
A l l i s t e r w e n t t o P u e r t o R ico on a
C a rib b ean cruise. T he trip over
by fre ig h ter re q u ire d
*ix d a y s .
They returned
by p l a n e
in
11
hours. T h e high point o f in te re st
o n t h e t r i p f o r D r . Mac. w a * h i s
visit t o the I n iv e r s i t y Rio P ied ras.
T h e u n i v e r s i t y t h e r e has a mod
e m d e p a rtm e n tx o f anthropology:
a n d f u n d * a r e b ein g iai*ed for a
new building which
wi l l
house
only the d e a rtm e n t and the mu
scum.
I tr.
M c A Hi s t et
t eel ived
his
b a c h e l o r o f a i t * d e g r e e ip s< <qo|<<g y a n d a n t h r o p o l o g y h e i e in 1 9 2 8 .
L a t e r , he g o t his m a s t e i o f a i t *
degree
in a r c h a e l o g y
from
the
I a d v e r s i t y o f C h i c a g o , w h e r e he
a l s o g o t hi* d o c t o r ’* d e g r e e in
1933.

Daniel Says Dump Truman
For Ignoring Texas' Rights
H G I S I O N , Oct. I
A*i
Tex
a s ’ Atty. Gen. Price Daniel M on­
d a y b lu n tly asked T e x a n s to d u m p
President
T rum an
and
find
a

“ S o o n e o f t h e t h i n g s w e ’r e
g o i n g t o l o o k f o r is m o r e r e v e n u e
m a k i n g p o s s i b i l i t i e s in t h e U n i o n .
T h e m o n e y will g o i n t o t h e U n i o n
p ro g ra m , Nolen added.
N o l e n ’s v a r i e d U T a c t i v i t i e s i n ­
c l u d e d a t o u r a* h e a d c h e e r l e a d e r
i n ' 4 3 , h e a d c h e e r l e a d e r in ’4 8 ,
a n d a p l a c e in t h e C a c t u s a s a n
ou tstan d in g student.

“ T h ere w ere 16,000 blanket tax
h o ld e r s last y e a r ; t h e r e a r e only
9 , 0 0 0 t h i s y e a r . F i g u r i n g it on a
percen tag e basis th e re should be
an ad eq u ate n u m b e r of tickets,”
Mi ss A r c h e r s a i d .
T he p rice o f t h e t i c k e t s to th e
O U g a m e w i l l lie $ 1 . 3 0 .
T i c k e t s t o all o u t - o f - t o w n g a m e s
wi l l b e o n s a l e M o n d a y t h r o u g h
W ednesday
instead
of
Monday
through T h u rsd ay as last year,
Miss A r c h e r e m p h a s i z e d ,
Miss A r c h e r a l s o p o i n t e d o u t
t h a t b l a n k e t t a x e s will b e n e c e s ­
sary for the N o rth C a ro lin a g am e
this S a tu r d a y . B lan k e t ta x pic­
tu r e s will be t a k e n t h r o u g h O c t o ­
b e r 3 at the U niversity Co-Op.

“ S t u d e n t p o l i t i c i a n s a n d o r g a n ! - 1t o g i v e c r e d i t f o r t h o s e e n r o l l e d
z a t i o n s a r e b e g i n n i n g now' t o c a m - | i n t h e G r e a t I s s u e s c o u r s e .
p a i g n f o r p o s i t i o n s in s t u d e n t g o v - j
(2) The integration of foreign
e m i n e n t a n d it is u p t o t h e s t u - j . s t u d e n t s
is
being
accomplished
d e n t b o d y to be well i n f o r m e d to t h r o u g h th e n ew ly f o r m e d T e x a s
k n o w h o w t o v o t e in c a m p u s e l e c ­ I n t e r n a t i o n a l F r i e n d s h i p ( d u b .
t i o n s , " S t u d e n t P r e s i d e n t Wale*
( 3 ) H e i s l i m i t e d in h i s a b i l i t y
M a d d e n told a c r o w d e d f i r s t m eet
to push co-op expansion.
ing of the C a m p u s L eague of W o­
(4)
Because the budget
has
men Voters Monday.
b e e n c u t , it w i l l b e i m p o s s i b l e t o
M a d d e n cited w o r k on S t u d e n t have
longer
library
hours, and
G o v ern m en t com m ittees ss e x a m ­ instead,
t he- ,
are
going
to
be
ples o f how s t u d e n t * m a y e d u ­ sh o r t e r .
c a t e t h e m s e l v e s in t h e w o r k i n g *
.Student V ic e -p re sid e n t W ilson
of student governm ent
F o r e m a n said t h a t t h e clo s er r e ­
On th e p r o g r e s s of his p l a t ­ la tion sh ip b e t w e e n
students and

Dr. J. G i l b e r t M c A l l is t e r h as a m o n g
the
k mwa-A pache
Indt- c e r e m o n y held w h e n a t r ib a l m e m ­
b e r is ill o r t o c e l e b r a t e a n n i v e r b e e n n a m e d t o s u c c e e d Dr .
Thorn- anan*.H e w astheth ird w h ite
man
| s a n e s . Dr. M a c li ved a m o n g t h e s e
as N. C a m p b e l l as c h a i r m a n
o f the ever toatte n d
a p eyo te ritual
d e p a rtm e n t of anthropology.
I a m o n g these people, a n all-night I In d ian s for a s e a r a n d studied
their family, kinship, and b ehav­
D r . M a c , a s h e is k n o w n t.o h i s
ior p a tte rn s.
s t u d e n t s , is no n e w f i g u r e m o u n d

His
classroom
technique
is
s o m e th in g w h ich he calls “ ed u c a ­
t i o n b y i r r i t a t i o n , " a n d is d e s i g n e d

U nion ex p an sion and stu d en t in terest are his m ain con ­
cerns, said the new director.
“ I intend to make t h A Stu dent Union the ‘liv in g ro om ’ o f
the U n iv e r s ity ,” he pledged, “and I ’m available at an y hour
and a t any tim e to any student who has ideas on the program
or the facilities o f the U n io n .”
“T he U n ion,” N olen muses, “ is strictly a student operation,
and the stu d en ts should have
it operated to th e best, b e n efit
of th e m a jo rity of the s t u ­
d en ts.”

“ I a m i n t e r e s t e d in s c h o o l s p i r i t
t w e lv e m o n th * o u t of t h e y e a r , ”
he s a id , “ n o t j u s t d u r i n g f o o t b a l l
season, and for the b e tte rm e n t of
the U nion, and fo r the stu d e n ts ,
I a m g o i n g to w'ork 9 0 h o u r s a
w e e k on this 4 4 - h o u r a week jo b .
“ I a m e s p e c i a l l y i n t e r e s t e d in
the Union expansion program and
d o in g w hat we can with the facili­
t i e s available.

Religious Groups
Well-informed Voters Begin Work Soon
Are Needed— Madden

Dr. Mac Takes Over
the d e p a rtm e n t.
He
joined
the
University
f a c u l t y in
1935 and
s e r v e d a* c h a i r m a n o f t h e d e p a r t ­
m e n t Iro n s 1938 until 1947.

NO. 33

Nolen Selected to Replace
Pearce A s Union Director

'Education By Irritation’

p l a i n e d , t i o«e o c c u p y i n g s u c h h i g h
p o a i t i o r * a s t h e f v e v -it ors. a r e
seen alm o st as ra re ly by the a v e r ­
a g e c i t i z e n a* t h e a v e r a g e A m e r i ­
c a n sees Pre«i<ient T r u m a n .
T h e G e r m a n o f f r a1* a r r i v e d in
A iatia
Saturday
n eh*
for
a
m o n t h ' s f l a y in A *t,n, w h e r e t h e y
w i l l s t u d y c l vi ' t a n d -‘‘a t e g o v e r n m ent. S p o n so re d by the S tate D e ­
p a r t m e n t . t h e v i s i t o r s will r e m a i n
A t h e c o u n t r y f o r n i n e t y d a y s « irveying the d em ocratic system of
g o v e r n m e n t a n d e ro n o m r princ ’pl e* n m a j o r c i t i e s .
Under
the
filar,
'he
govern­
m e n t a l s c h o l a r s w i ma*-.* r e c o m m enda*iora, n individual report*.
t o t h e S t a t e I if ' i r t m e i t u p o n t h e i r

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By Associated Press
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f

na! s e a w a t e r * a n d w a r n e d t h e
s a m e t h i n g co u ld h a p p e n to inland
caters and land.
H e s a i d P r e s i d e n t T r u m a n , in
c a m p a i g n i n g i n T e x a s in 1 9 4 8 ,
lead e v e r y o n e to b eliev e he w ould
r e s p e c t T e x a s * r i g h t s t o i t s ’ . de
lands.
“ Less than 30 d ays a f te r Texa*
g a v e h i m ’ he b i g g e s t m a j o r i t y o f
an y sta te ," Daniel declared , "the
President
ordered
the
\ttom ev
G e n e r a l to file suit f o r t h e T e x a s
Tideland*."
“ It
is
my
hope
tha*
Te*aD em ocrats and Texa* Republicans
wi l l g o t o t h e i r r e s p e c t i v e p r e s i ­
dential
convention*
in
1952
in stru cted to vote
a g a i n s t any
candidate
for
the
presidential
n o m i n a t i o n w h o will n o t p r o m i s e
to uphold the T exas annexation
ag reem en t, a n d r e s t o r e " l r tole
lands "
A s k e d if h e h a d a n \ p e r s o n in
m i n d , D a n i e l d eclin ed t o c o m m e n t .

t h e f a c u l t y , w h i c h h e a d v o c a t e d in
his p l a t f o r m , wa* b e i n g a e c o m
plished by t h e Coffeen urns b e g u n
las’ year. R e -e x a m in a tio n of the
cam pus chest and the investiga
tion a n d fo llo w in g t h r o u g h of a d
b i l l s in t h e s t u d e n t a s s e m b l y a r e
p e n d n g.
Je a n Wesley, se cre ta ry of the
S tu d e n t-’ Association, cited Steer
Here,
International
Club, J u d i ­
ciary C o m m ittee, Public Relation*
Com m ittee, and faculty evaluation
as a few of the m a n y service
c o m m i t t e e w hich h a v e g a i n e d re
c g m ; o n a* a p a r t o f s t u d e n t g o v ­
ernm ent.

Wica Discusses
Year's Activities
Plan* for the com ing year were
rh* u s s e d a t t h e f i r s t W i c a m e e t ­
i n g l a*t n g h t i n t h e T e x a * I m o n .
Short discussion- of the inter­
est group*, the M icaW i c a H arv est
Ball, a n d t h e d a t e b u r e a u f o l lo w e d
an i n t r o d u c t i o n o f the n e w fall
officer*.
N e w o f f i c e r - i nc! . l ie T h e n l a u ­
d e r s , p r e s i d e n t ; R<>-t« B r u n e , v i c e ­
p r e s i d e n t ; Ma r ; ,
F , *t h e i
Haskell,
-eeletal} ! Joyce Jackson, tre a su r­
e r; Shirley
Lawrence, historian;
Johnnie
Human,
reporter;
and
Connie U onstenado, co rre sp o n d in g
- c c r e t a I y.
Besides
the
regular
officers
n a m e d at. t h e m e e t i n g t h o c o m ­
m ittee chairm en w ere announced.
Those
given
were
M ary
Helen
Spear, p ro g ra m ; J a n e Kneip, so­
cial; l i m a S a id e v a r, i n t r a m u r a l s ;
Mildred
Fox,
m em bership;
Pat
Smith,
phoning;
Elsie
Strauss,
p u b l i c i t y ; S <e H e n * l e e , c o - o r d i n a t ng; Dottle Pas*ms, d a tin g ; C arrin
Maul it/,
parliam entarian;
ani:
Evelyn
B c h e r a l i on
and
Georgia
M acDonald, councilm en-at-large.

Additional Talent
Needed for Follies

A kickoff m eeting T hursday of
R elig io u s E m p h a s i s cotnmifthe
t e e * wi ll b e g i n t h e p l a n n i n g f o r
the week of religious activities
F e b r u a r y J 7 - 2 I.
T h e m e e t i n g Rt t h e B a p t i s t S t u ­
d e n t C e n t e r , 4 0 5 W e s t 2 2 nd , will
b e g i n at 5 p . m . a n d last a b o u t 40
minute*, said A n n e S haw , e x e c u ­
tive s e c r e t a r y . T h e f a c u l t y c o m ­
m ittee
on
r e lig io u s life, r e p r e ­
sentatives from
student govern­
ment,
member*
of
the
United
R e l i g i o u s W o r k e r * A s s o c i a t i o n , all
w o rk in g m e m b e r s of religious e m ­
phasis com m ittees, rep re sentatives
f r o m t h e D e a n o f W o m e n ’s o f f i c e
a n d t h e D e a n o f S t u d e n t L i f e ’s
office, key people from earh reli­
gious f o u n d atio n , c a m p u s leadei*,
and a n y o n e else i n t e r e s t e d m a y
attend.

“ O f c o u r s e , I h a v e t o f i nd o u t
w h a t n e e d s to he d o n e, a n d w h a t
has been done, and the U n ion
B o a r d is t h e f i n a l a u t h o r i t y o n
p r o g r a m s in t h e U n i o n .
N o len wa* a m e m b e r of one of
the first su rvey c o m m ittees inves­
tigating the need for Union ex ­
pansion. He g rad u ated from th e
U n i v e r s i t y w i t h a B S in p s y c h o l o ­
g y i n ’4 8 .
H e is m a r r i e d , h a s o n e c h i l d ,
C i n d y J a n e — “ w h o looks j u s t like
m e " — a n d s p e n t 3 3 m o n t h s in t h e
N a v y w i t h t w o y e a r s in H a w a i i .
H e is a n e n s i g n in t h e N a v a l r e ­
s e r v e . H i s w i f e is t h e f o r m e r J u n e
D am eron, of H ereford.
T h e new- d i r e c t o r p l a y e d p r o ­
fessional handball, was P resident
o f Phi K a p p a S ig m a , P r e s i d e n t o f
APO, a member
of the Friars,
a nd was re-appointed a first ju d g e
in s t u d e n t e l e c t i o n * f i v e t i m e s .
He
intends
to c o m p l e t e
his
t h e s i s in p s y c h o l o g y , a n t will g e t
his MA in F e b r u a r y , a f t e r w h i c h
he i n t e n d s to d e v o t e full t i m e t o
the Union.

This
will
he
the
first
joint
F o r the past tw o y e a r s , N o le n
m eeting of
all t h e c o m m i t t e e s .
ha* o p e r a t e d a d u d e r a n c h a n d
After
this, each of th e eleven
boys’ cam p southwest of Colorado
w o r k i n g c o m m i t t e e * wi l l m e e t i n
S p rin g s . He has also m a n a g e d t h e
d iv id u ally t o plan d i f f e r e n t phase*
Capitol Hotel and helped o p erate
of t h e R elig io u s E m p h a s i s W eek.
one a t Kingsville.
O n e a c h c o m m i t t e e t h e r e is o n e
The
27-year-old director w as
faculty m e m b e r a n d one religious
b o r n in P u e b l o , C o l o r a d o , b u t h e
adviser, hut the c h airm an
is a
d i d n ’t s t a y t h e r e l o n g . " I w a s o n
student.
m y w ay to T e x a s , " he qu ip s.
F a t h e r J o s e p h M a g u i r e will g i v e
M em bers of the T exas U nion
the k ey s p e e c h at the
m eeting
of
Directors
which
ap­
T h u r s d a y . C h a r l e s R o b e r t s , n e w Boa>d
Nolen
are
Mr.
John
re.ig io u s c o - o r d i n a t o r on th e c a m ­ p o i n t e d
Expus, a n d W a l e s M a d d e n , S t u d e n t s ’ M c C u r d y , c h a i r m a n o f th e
Association,
Dean
of
Association
president,
w i l l a l s o S t u d e n t ’s
Dorothy G ebauer, D ean
■speak. M i s s S h a w ' w i l l g i v e a p i c ­ W o m e n
t u r e o f t h e w a y R e l i g i o u s E m p h a ­ W i l l i a m I>. B l u n k , H e r m a n J o n e s ,
Sidney Siegal, Joe
Rob
Bettis,
sis W e e k w i l l l o o k t h i s y e a r .
T h e b o a r d o f d i r e c t o r s w i l l m e e t Ri l l P a r k e r , . J e a n W e s l e y , a n d S t u ­
T u e s d a y m o r n i n g to get ready f o r d e n t P re s i d e n t W a . e s M a d d e n .
T h u r s d a y ’s m e e t i n g . T h e y w i l l a p ­
point a ste erin g c o m m ittee, com - j
posed of tw o religious w orkers,
five s t u d e n t s , a n d Miss S ha w t o
h e l p w o r k o u t d e t a : « fo* t h e w e e k .
L. D. H a s k e w , d e a n o f t h e C o l l e g e
o f E d u c a t i o n , is h e a d o f t h e h o a r d
of directors.
T o m m y R o d m a n , a Phi K a p p a
R e l i g i o u s E r n p h a * * W e e k is s e t
t h e p u r p o s e o f s t r e s s i n g Psi, w a s e l e c t e d c h a i r m a n o f t h e
a s i d e ft n p n e e d f o i r e l i g i o n i n t h e l i f e c l i q u e S u n d a y n g o t . T h e c o q u e is
o f t h e st u d e n t . S p e c i a l s p e a k e r s t i l e p o l t i c n a c t i o n g r o u p o f t h e
a r e i m IU d t o c o m e , a n d s e v e r a l f r a t e n ’. t i e s
\ five m an s t e e r i n g c o m m i t t e e
m e e t it g s w i l l tie n e b ! d u r i n g t h e
wa*
also
chosen.
Member* are
week.
C laude Goldsmith, Jim
I. o n a r d ,
G o r d o n I. Ie w e l l y n , H o w d y C l a r k ,
an i H o m e r J a c k s o n .
R o d m a n c l a s s i f e d ti e m e e t i n g
a* " a v e r y q u i e t o n e . ” I h e n e x t
m e e t i n g w i l l be h e l d o n O c t o b e r
14 t o d r a w u p a s l a t e o f m e n t o
m n i n t h e f a l l a s s e m b l y e l e c t o *.
■\ I.o o t h w h o r e * a i e n t s wi l l b p
a i d e t o p l a c e o r d o ■* f o t f o o t b a l l
c o r s a g e s w i l l b e <q > e n e d b v M o r far Board, hon o ra v society for
s e n i o r w o m e n . T h u •sd. iv in f r o n t
of the Univer*itv < -D p.
T h e o r g a n i z a t i o ! i wi ll a c t a*
a n i p ll* i ( ' p r e v e n t a t i v e o f a d o w n ­
t o w n f l o r i s t s h o p , w h i c h w'ill d e ­
li'. c r a l l s t u d e n t o r d e r s .
RUSS KERSTEN
T h e b o o t h will b e o p e n T h u r s ­
d a y s b e f o r e h o m e g a m e s f r o m IO
who
a rn. t o 3 p m , a n d F r i d a y s , f r o m
A g o o d s a l e s m a n is

Rodman Elected
Clique Chairman

Mail-order Booth
Will Open on Drag

ORTY
ACRES

lo o k
IO a . m . t o 2 p m . S t u d e n t s will c a n c o n v i n c e his w ;fe
- g n a n o I d e I b l e n k a t t h e b o o t h , f a t i n a f u r c-'St.
gi\ ng the n a m e a n d a d d r e s s o f
t h o i d a t e , a n i pax f o r t h e f l o w ­
A bright-eyed yo..rg t ag a p ­
>r a f t e r
C h o r u s m e m b e r s , b o t h m a l e a n d e r ' T h e c o r s a g e will he d e l i v e r e d p r o a c h e d h e r lab i n s tr u
and asked
h o w * e m igh t
fern s!, S p a m - h d a n c e r * Rnd s i n g ­ to t h e (ia‘e o n t h e m o r n i n g o f t h e c l a s s
m a k e a g o o d g a d e rn ! e cou rse,
ers, an d musical v ariety p e r f o r m ­ gam e.
Pi ices a i e as follow * :
b e c a u s e s h e j u s t " H A D d G."
er* a r e still n e e d e d for t h e F o r t y P u t t i n g a w a y a c o u p l e o f stra y
\ n average-*ize yellow or w hite
a c r e Fo llie s to be held N o v e m b e r
m u m t i e d w i t h o r a n g e a n d w h i t e t e s t t u b e s , l o o k i n g t h o u g h t f u l l y a ll
16-17.
t h e w h i l e , h e s h y l y a s k e d : “ W ell,
T r y o u t * will h e he l d T u e s d a y r i b b o n s , $ 1 . 5 0 .
An average-size yellow or w hite what are you doing to n ig h t? "
i n t h e International R o o m o f t h e
S l i g h t l y o v e r w h e l m e d , the little
Texas
Union
from
7 to
9 :3 0 . m u m tied wi t h r i b b o n s a n d e x t r a
returned,
"N ot a th in g."
T h r e e trum pet p l a x e r s a n d a v e r ­ d e c o r a t i o n s s u c h a s s c h o o l i n i t i a l s l a d v
S w i t c h i n g o f f t h e c h a r m , th e
satile d r u m m e r a re also needed. or m i n i a t u r e cowbells, $ 2 .
\
v e r y l a r g e y e l l o w ' o r w h i t e i n s t r u c t o r b l a r e d ; “ T h e n I su g ­
A I i i ti o n a l t r y o u t s will he he ld
that
you
t a k e you r b o o k
W e d n e s d a y n i g h t f r o m 8 to 9 : 3 0 m u m wi t h r i b b o n s a n d e x t r a d e c ­ gest
i a n d d o a bit of stud yin g."
o rations, $3.
.n T e x a s Union 3 0 9 .

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Longhorn Dawson
One of up stars
Gib D a w s o n , s pe e dy T e x a s h a l f . , 5-ooner* s c u t t l e d 'William A M a r y
43-7.
b a r k , h a s b e r n se l ec t e d ° n this
Mel vin f o w l e r r e c e i ve d c r e d i t
w e e k ' s d r e a m b a c k f i el d by t he for t h e pa r t hi* pa»*e* pl a y ed in
t h e H o r n e d Frog*
v i c t or y o v e r
U n i t e d Pre^s,
D a w s o n Had f or c o m p a n y f u l l ­ N e b r a s k a
.bm Wear. heral . O k l a h o m a line
back Neil Worden, Notr e Dame;
quarterback
Ztke
Bra t owsl ri , man , wa* m e n t i o n e d p r o m i n e n t l y
G e o r g i a ; a n d h a l f b a c k J o h n n y ,n the l i n e m a n c o n a i d e r a t i o n a ,

Spartans First in AP Poll;
j exas Sixth, Aggies Tenth
N E W YORK, Oct. I.— *&)—
Mi ch i g an S t a t e f o l i a g e , one of
the

n a t i on *

eading

independent

p o w e r , a n d got qui** r e c o g n i t i o n
w h e n it c a m e rime to s end in the
V O* e«

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4. O k l a h o m a ( 1 8 ) ........
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Mi ssissippi a n d W'ake
Forest
2 7 ; A l a b a m a 22 ; Holy ( rot* 21;
C o r n el l 20; N o r t h w e s t e r n 18; Wi s ­
consi n I T ; Vi l l enova a n d T u . a n e
16; L S V l l ; S o u t h e r n C a l i f o r n i a
IO; A r k a n s a s 8; F o r d h a m , P en n
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6; TCL' , Vi rgi n a, C i n c i n n a t i , and
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B t KEN TOOLEY
T—mw , aerie gds'w-

Texas went back to the old style of football last Saturday
ag ainst th e ir Midwestern foes at P urdue University. I n s t e p
of using the modern type of football— which might be defined
as a team th a t depends largely upon their passing a tta c k —
the Longhorns stuck strictly to the ground, u«ing power in
plunging the line and sweeping the ends.
While flying over the mountains of A rkansas and the many
outlined farm s of Missouri and Indiana, we wondered ju s t
w hat type of game the Longhorns would present to the Boiler­

O t h e r * in t he ftr*t IO a r e T e Aa»,
f oot ba l l
powers,
Monday
was wh i c h b e s t e d P u r d u e I Mi a f t e r
r a n k e d a* the t op t e a m in th# s q u e e z i n g pa*t. K e n t u c k y t h e pre
f i r s t weekly A**ori*ted P r e s s n a ­ v i o u a S a t u r d a y , No. 6 ; Ohi o S t a t e ,
maker* in th eir seco n d m e e t in g
whi ch b a r e l y g et past SMI
7-0,
t i o n w i d e poi! of roe . e a s o n .
We k n e w t h a t Texa* u s e d c h o u t
No. 7; Illinois, a 27-13 w i n n e r over
K a r r a s , Illinois.
1
e a c h Bigg e M a n n s S p a r t a n s ,
f
w o - t l v r d s g r o u n d t a ct i c* a n d the
I ' f I,A, No. k Mar- a n d , a 5 4-14
D a w s o n s c or e d all I 4 p o i n t s for
other third air attack against P ur­
Who s p a n k e d M i c h i g a n , 25-0, last v i c t or o v e r W a s h i n g t o n A L ee, No.
t h e L o n g h o r n s a g a i n s t P u r d u e last
d u e l a s t y e a r wi t h q u a r t e r b a c k
w e e k, ed g e d out t h e G ol d e n R e a r s 9; arid T e x a s A AM, a 20-7 w i n n e r
S atu rd ay.
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end,
i n g 251 y a r d s r u s h i n g a n d 125
To e v o t i n g f o r th** f i t p o l l ,
V. ho WB* self' ted a* f he U P b o e
T h e B e a r * t ook the r u n n e r - u p
pa s s i ng. T o m p k i n s c o m p l e t e d 7 of
wi t h f i r s t place vot es in bracket *,
s p o t bv a ‘ purs e 28 vote* f r o m
th< week last w e e k Was
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q u a r t e r b a c k ca l l ing t h e s i g n a l s —
s ea s on pm! Sept .
IO.
In last
I abo
n th*- ; o h >>l S o u t b B e s t ( o n f e r e n r e f o o t b a l l .
D a n P a g e , w h o ha d h ee n a l t e r n a t ­
i*- b a c k f i e l d
of
the
mg
T h e T C I ' t a i l b a c k is t h e t o t al m o n t h ’* bs n o t i n g , M' ch i ga n S t a t e
i ng wi t h T J o n e s in p r a c t i c e . J o n e s
. a< t h e p e r f o r m a n c e o f o f f e n d )e»dei a nd t he mo** a r . was r a t e d n u m n e r 2.
was p u t on t r i a l a g a i n s t K e n t u c k y
T h * ’ was b e f o r e t h e t e a m s g o t
Silva, O k l a h o ma , wh o r a n r u r a t e p as s e r in the l e a g u e
Ft
a n d p r o v e d t o be a g oo d T - m a n .
VOt o u c h d o w n - a nn p a r s e d to
i nt o t h e i r g a m e suite. Mi c h i g a n
fo
N o w it wa* P a g e ’s t i m e t o t a k e
F o w l e r ha* ga ned 364 yard*
as the
S t a t e had h ar e d / b e a t e n O r e g o n
Ye sp 1« for a n o t h
Hi
t he s t a n d . P a g e is t h o u g h t to be
r u n n i n g a n d passing. He r a n k s
S t a t e the p r e v i o u s S a t u r d a y , 6-0,
t h e b e t t e r p a s s e r o f t h e t wo , so
second m y a r d a g e in p a s s i n g —
b u t t h e S p a r t a n * r i ppe d t h e i r old
we d e c i d e d t h a t m o s t o f t h e I^ong240 - b u t hut the top p e r c e n t a g e
Dixie Series All Even
Mi chigan rivals solidly rn t h e i r
h o r n s ’ offensive m a n e u v e rs would
He ha* c o m p l e t e d IR of 2k pa«*e«
s e c o n d ge ni e a n d d r e w S i first,*
he c e n t e r e d a r o u n d P a g e a n d his
As Barons Top Houston for a marK o f ,042.
place vote* out of a t o t al I 33 c ast .
a e r i al a t t a c k .
G e m L i p m a n n of T e x a s A A M
B I R M I N G H A M , A Sa., O r t . I —
On t h e I.att* of JO p o i n t s for
W h a t ha pp en e d? Only three
leads th*- b a ! l *carri ers with 147
The
Bi rmi f f h a r n
B a ro n s
fi rst , n i n e f or s e c o n d , eight for
BOSBY L A Y N E
pas s es w e r e t h r o w n by t h e T e x a s
v a rd« 'rn 22 run* and I j i m a r Mfs q u a r e d the Dixie S er i es wi t h ti,**
t h i r d , a nd so on, Mi chi gan S t a t e
t e a m . O n# of t h e m was i n t e r ­
Ha n of A r k a n s a s is s e c o n d with
T e x a s thi s y e a r t h a n he did l a s t
s t ac k e d up 1, 026 pointe in t h e poll
H o u s t o n Buffa M o n d a y w i n n i n g
c e p t e d a n d t h e o t h e r t w o fell i n ­
I ft3 *>n 20 r a r r i e * , F o w l e r i* t h i r d of s p o r t s w r i t e r s a n d *port«ca.sters
y e a r , as f a r as compi l at i ons a r e
2-2 or1 G e o r g e Wi l son' s two run with
c o mp l e t e . A n d P a g e , w h o pl a ye d
1 2 4 y a r d s on 23 r a t he * .
c o n c e r n e d , b u t he did n o t ga i n a*
D o m coast to coast .
b o r n e r in t h e a i r t h inning.
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has
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C a l i f o r n i a , which c a m e e a s t to
u n d e r pos i ti on, t h r e w o n l y one of
T h e B u f f s loaded th** base s t h r o w n 4k pa ss e s and c o m p l e t e d
22 pas s es a n d c o m p l e t e d 5 f o r
the t h r e e a er i al s . T h e o t h e r t wo
wi t h t w o a w a y in t h e n i n t h , b u t 23 f or 292 v e r d e a nd an a v e r a g e rock P e n n s y l v a n i a , 35-0, a n d g a m
140 y a r d s . T h i s y e a r he a t t e m p t e d
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11 nit er F r e e m a n , t h e Baron* -’ar of 604,
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passe*,
completed
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grit t h e m out. w i t h ­
ton a n d B u n n y A n d r e w s .
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Thi s c a m e to I / o n g h o m fan* a* he t os s e d l a s t y e a r he h a d o n l y
winner
over
Mi ssissippi
State
s o m e w h a t o f a s u r p r i s e si nce t h e one i n t e r c e p t e d . T h i s y e a ” T e x a s
wine i ng Al P a psi.
on nine kl**.*.* L a r r y Isbell of B a y ­
M O, polled 27 fi rst s, a n d a t o t al
S t e e r s ha d a p r e t t y g ood r e p u t a ­ i n t e r c e p t e d
T h e Ba ran v i c t o r y s q u a r e d t h e lor * s e c o n d wi t h 40 2 on five
four
of S a m u e l s
o f 934 point s.
t i on as a p a r t i a l l y - p a s s i n g hall aeria.*.
Bill . L i m e y of A r k a n s a * has
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for 123 y a r d s . Boil Blair of T C I ’ No. I t e a m a e a r ago, g a i n e d the
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f f e c t i v e p u n t r e t u r n e r . He ha* li am A Mar y. O k l a h o m a had JR
b e e n not e x a c t l y a p a s s i n g t e a m ,
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f i rst -pit * e ballots.
r a i n e d back five f o r 99 y ar d s .
h u t a n el e ve n t h a t d e p e n d e d h i g h ­
A ma i or s u r pl i c e , not o n l y to
A r k a n s a s l eads in t e a m o f f e n s e
ly on y a r d a g e g a i n e d t h r o u g h tne
I nd i an a a n d a lot of so- calle d ex
ruth Ro9 y a r d s while SMI t o p s
air. In 1949 t h e S t e e r s , wi t h
p a r t s, was N o t r e fl ame. The F i g h t
V a c c u u m e d inside
Sidewall*
Campbell
their
leading
tosser,
in d e f e n s e , a l l o w i n g onl y 2 0 3. 5
S t u d e n t s who do no t h a v e p i c­
m g Irish, who have h e e n v o ’ ed
S t e a m C l e a n e d WH I I F.
t h r e w 2 0 9 pass*1*, c o m p l e t e d 105,
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the n a t i o n ’s t o p t e a m f o u r t i me s
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W e l c o m e S tu d e n ts A E x s
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S. M, Meek*, f o r m e r I Diversi­ 1936, l a n d e d in the No. 'n posi ti on.
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p e r f e c t s hape. J o h n n y M*d*ni ch * P u r d u e g a m e
with o n l y 76 c o mp l e t e d p a s s e s o u t
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S t u d e n t s do n o t h av e to d r a w
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with nome of t h e old N o t r e D a me
T h e 1951 S o u t h w e s t C o n f e r e n c e who mi ssed the 28-7 upset, v i c t or y movi es will c o n t i n u e T u e s d a y .
of I 40 a t t e m p t s .
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A u d i t o r ' s r ecei pt * ‘ t a m p e d " p i c ­
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m g the " i n j u r y blue*
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B l a n k e t t ax p i c t ur e * a r e b e ­
lea ns.
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r e p o r t s f r o m F a y e t t e v i l l e t h a t an g l a r i n g w e a k n e s s - —-pass o f f e n s e .
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t,e s e r I<» ia, D o u g l a s is m o a n i n g
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or b e f o r e will h a v e t h e i r b l a n k e t
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t ax r e t u r n e d b e f o r e S a t u r d a y •
O v e r in A g g i e l a n d , All A m e r i c a an d w’ho h e a r d it o v e r t h e radi o
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in w o rs e s h a p e o f f e n s i v e l y , as top r e a d y f or t he N o r t h C a r o l i n a g a m e b m i t h w o r k e d o it in a sweat suit of t h e w a y C h e r r y w o ul d coach
M o n d a y , whi l e t h e r e m a i n d e r of the L o n g h o r n s . C h e r r y wa* in t h e M ullet M enace Proves
o f f e n s i v e a n d d e f e n s i v e f ul lb a c k S a t u r d a y .
C3N
Lewi s C a r p e n t e r ha* a apt ai ned
B e f o r e t h e w o r k o u t , t h e S t e e r s t he s q u a d in g e n e r a l ‘r u m m a g e d . ta n d * at. t h e P u r d u e g a m e , h u t A Farce— As Usual
a n k l e, a n d w o n ’t be a n y w h e r e neai saw h o w m o t i o n mo v i es of the against, t h e t y p e o f O k l a h o m a Fd P ri ce w a s on t h e si del i ne
W H IT A K ER FIELD, Sunday.—
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top shape S at ur d ay .
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Meanwhi l e, coach D u t c h Me ye r
14 0
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Stan the Man 1
Top NL Batter ;
A 's Fain Winner
In Junior Circuit

Giants W hip Dodgers, 3-1
In First Game of Playoffs

NEW YORK, Oct. I — (ZP)— Al­
BROOKLYN, Oct. I — (ZP)— Jim , of Leo Durocher needed to win
though the official averages have H earn,
big side-arming rig ht - 1 only one of two games scheduled
not been released, San Musial, 30- hander from A tlanta, pitched one on their home field starting Tuesyear-old St. Louis Cardinal slug­ his most brilliant games M o n d a y ! day to climax the g reatest stretch
fighting drive in all baseball. M onday’s
ger, has won his fifth National and tu rn e d back the
Brooklyn Dodgers, 3 to I, in a ; playoff was witnessed by 30,707
League batting crown.
Musial finished the regular s e a - ! tense mound duel th a t carried the a : Ebbets Field. It was a stunned
son Sunday with a .355 average. New York Giants to within a sin­ gath ering of Dodger rooters th a t
The playoff games between the gle victory of their goal— the saw its heroes succumb.
Ralph Branca went eight inn­
Brooklyn Dodgers and the New World Series.
York Giants count in the averages,
In propelling destiny’s tots to ings fo r the Dodgers and tu rn e d
b u t no one can catch Stan.
their eighth straight trium ph and in a creditable performance, but
Jackie Robinson of the Dodgers their 13th decision in their last Thomson’s 31st blast of th e sea­
is closest in third place with a I J games, Hearn yielded only five son in the fourth inning with Irvin
.335 mark a f te r S unday’s game. hits to the bone-tired Flock and on base and Irvin's 24th leading
But he c an ’t pick up 20 points. was not in serious danger of being off the eighth unhorsed the rightRichie Ashburn of the Philadel­ caught because Bobby Thomson handed fastballer. Bud Podbielan
phia Phillies is second with .344.
and Monte Irvin slashed home worked the ninth.
Andy Pafko gave the flock its
Only two other players, Hall of runs.
Famers Honus W agner and Rog­
Monday night the amazing men only score when he ca u g h t a
ers Hornsby, have won more N a­
★
a
tional League batting titles than
Musial. W agner won eight crowns
and Hornsby seven.
Rounding out the top ten as of
Sunday are
Roy Campanella,
Brooklyn, .327; Monte Irvin, New
York, .313; Joh nn y Wyrostek,
Cincinnati, .S H J Ralph Riner,
Pittsburgh, .309; Al Dark, New
NEW YORK, Oct. I . — (IP )— • h e ’ll hit the double-play ball.”
York, .306; Carl Furillo, Brook­ Behind the b atting cace and
The calmest man on the scene
lyn, .801; and Johnny Metkovioh, around the dugouts, the reporters was the Giants’ dandy little m ana­
P i t s b u r g , .294.
and photographers milled about ger, Leo Durocher, who sat on the
Preacher Roe of the Dodgers aimlessly and with the wide, bench, arms folded, outwardly
was the loop's top pitcher a f te r e a n ’t-believe-it eyes o f men who relaxed.
the regular season closed Sunday, had just seen the sun rise in the
Only the machine-gun action of
with a 22-3 record for an .880 av­ west.
his jaws on a wad of gum and
erage. Sa! Maglie of the Giants
They still were su ffering an occasional silences when he would
was second with 23-6, .793 mark. emotional hangover from Sunday's gaze dreamily at nothing at all
W arren Spahn of Boston led in drama-packed afterno on , and here bespoke any tension.
strikeouts with 166, seven more they were faced with more of
The first roar came when
than runner-up Don Newcomb? of the same potent medicine. How Jackie Robinson, hero of S u nday’s
Brooklyn.
encounter, came to the plate, but
much can a guy stand, anyway?
0
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The violently partisan crowd it was a whisper to the din that
CHICAGO, Oct. I —
— Ferris was funneling into Ebbets Field, greeted Andy Pafko’s home run
Fain, Philadelphia’s first sacker, bringing with it an undercurrent in the second inning.
Monday was unoffic.aily crowned of excitement.
The Dodger joy was short-lived
as the Athletics’ first American
Dodger fans, who died a thou­ as Bobby Thomson p u t the Giants
l e a g u e ba tting champion in 18 sand deaths in that climactic 14 in fro n t with a two-run homer in
inning struggle at Philadelphia the fourth, and from then on the
years with a .344 average.
First A's star to win the title Sunday, were fearful their be­ game proceeded as if the Giants
ainee Jimmy Fox did in 1933, loved Bums would be only rag- had written the script.
The rousing enthusiasm of the
with .366, 29-year-old Fain fin­ dolls, spent and l i f e l e s s from their
Dodger fans giadually dwindled
ished 18 points ahead of Chica­ ordeal.
G iant partisans feared a t r e ­ to apathetic encouragement, with
go’s versatile Minnie Minoso, Cub­
an Negro rookie-of-the-year can­ mendous letdown might bp suf­ b i g Jim Hearn handling the Bums
didate,
who
had
.326.
Last fered by their team when it dis­ like he owned them. The Darky e a r ’s champion, Billy Goodman covered the p e n n a n t w asn’t yet Stanky-Lockman double-play com­
of Boston with .354, failed to won when they thought they had bination smothered th reats almost
before they started.
it in Boston.
finish in the top ten this year.
Charley Dressen, a bundle of
As Stanky dove at Peewee
Other leaders in unofficial sta ­
jitters,
his
p a l e little eyes blink­ Reese for the out th a t ended the
tistics computed through Sunday's
closing day included: George Kell, ing nervously, was explaining his game, coming up out of the dirt
stra teg y in passing Puddin’ Head like a grinning little raggam uffin,
D e tro it’s 1949 champion with
Jones to get a t Del Ennis in a
★
.3429, who finished with .319 this
tight spot, because: “ You can
PLAYOFF STANDINGS
tim e; Boston's Ted Williams, a
keep the ball low to Ennis and
NATIONAL LEAG UE
four-time champion, .318; Nelson
New York
T O I .00
f o x , Chicago, .313; Johnny Pesky, S t o l h a n d . k e a . a R e c e i v e r i n ’5 0
Brooklyn
0 1
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Boston, .310; Gil McDougald,
Tom Stolhand^ke, left offensive
Tuesday’s probable pitchers:
New York, .308; Boh Avila, Cleve­ end for the Ijonghoras, cau gh t 23
Brooklyn a t New York— Clem
land, .305; Oil Conn, W ashington, pashes during the 1950 season.
.303; and Elmer Yalo, Philadel­ The passes were good for 314 Labine or Carl Erskirie vs. Sal
Maglie or Sheldon Jones.
yards and one touchdown.
phia, .302.

Hearn fast-ball and shot it into
the shallow le f t field stands with
two down in the second. H earn
did not give up a hit in th e last
four chapters, though he issued a
couple of walks and had his little
m anager extremely nervous.
Though t h e
Giants’ infield
looked tense at times and twice
got Hearn into potential trouble
in the middle innings, it redeemed
itself in the clutches by reeling off
four com forting double plays, in­
cluding a twin-killing in a wild
scramble on the base paths which
ended the game.
As a result of this wholesale
slaughter of the Dodgers who did
manage to reach first, only two of
manager Charles P r e s s e r s lads

Giant, Bum Duel Assumes
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you had an idea th a t the Dodger
fans realized the creeping death
which had been overtaking them
the past few weeks had a bony
hand on their shoulders.
Monday the Bums had to do it,
and they couldn’t. They left their
game in Philadelphia Sunday.

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U 1'1’ the second game in the » t.I dium, arid Lopat will open up in
The deadline for women’s intra- I the Polo Grounds,
m u r a l entries in table tennis sin- I
Stengel, who has won three
straight
pennants since coming to
gles and tennis doubles has been
and
is now , shooting
.extended until Wednesday. Th e , the Yankees
,
.
deadline had previously ,)etn ; fo r three Mraryht world champ.on
ships, would ra th e r meet the
scheduled for last Wednesday,
Dodgers because “ I think the
The preliminaries for these
j Giant pitching is a little to ug her.”
sports will begin on Thursday and
continue for a week.
The deadline fo r ewimming
practices has been extended until
Monday. Preliminaries will begin
Tuesday night.
Over

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necessity to the Koreans this win­
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W est P o in t’s cribbing scandal raphy occupy many of the new later as corps engineer of the
was only an upsurge of a practice f ROTO commander’s leisure hours, 36th Corps. A fter the war’s end
th a t has been going on a t the j During a tour of duty in Jap an he served three years with Ameri­
academy in a small way fo r many he enjoyed the plentiful supply of can occupation forces in Japan.
years. T h a t's the opinion of Col. pheasant and doves. A fter one unCol. Henney was head of the
Frederic Allison Henney, p r o f e s - ! usually successful pheasant hunt, ROTC a t Rose Polytechnic Insti­
sor of military science and tactics he discovered th a t he had been tute, Terre H au t, Ind., for four
who assumed command of Army shooting in the royal game pre- years prior to the war.
ROTC a t the University recently. serve.
A widower, the Colonel has fo n t
“ A few violators of the honor
An enthusiast of both deep-sea children. Two small daughters
system are c aught each y e a r,” Col. and fresh-water fishing, Col. H en­
Henney explained. “ B ut there ney has found the local streams live in Smithville; his youngest
son is in law school at the Uni­
wrere ju s t more in 1951.”
and lakes ideal fo r the angler, He versity of Miami and the older is
He added th a t he heartily ap­ uses a casting rod and prefers the in flight training a t Hondo Air
proves of the action taken against “ popper” for a lure.
Force Base.
the cadets, since it was not very
The Colonel was born in Stu­
severe. They are eligible to re ­ art, Iowa, bu t was appointed to
en ter the academy w ithout a West Point from Colorado. He has Run-owoy Car Dam ages
stigma attached he said.
served in the Army Engineers Porch of Co-op M onday
“ The cause of the mass viola­ throughout his career, although
tion was the e a rn e st desire of ev­ he was a liaison officer fo r sev­
A driverless car rolling down
eryone to have a crackrjack foot­ eral years.
hill crashed into Twin Pines Coball te a m ,” the Colonel stated.
Besides his bachelor of science 1°P Monday morning damaging the
A 1924 g ra d ua te of West Point, degree from West Point, he holds ^ronf porch of the housing unit
2005 Neches.
Col. Henney was a letterm an in a B. S. in civil engineering from
The owner of the run-away car
both football and lacrosse. “ Those the University of Califorina and
were the days of the F o ur Horse­ is a g ra d u ate of the Swiss Fed­ said his parking brake failed to
men of N otre Dame,” he remi­ eral Institute of Technology. In hold.
Ray Palmer, house manager,
nisced. “ Football was very rough addition he holds certificates of
estimated
the damage at $65.
then, bu t d idn’t have the speed graduation from numerous Army
and heavy passing of to d a y ’s service schools.
game.” The use of a roving guard
The Bronze Star with a “ V” ,
Radio Repairing
complicated the line work, he the Purple H e a rt with a cluster,
Home and Auto
added.
and several campaign ribbons have
“ Notre Dame, Navy, Y a l e , been awarded to Col. Henney.
Princeton, and H arvard were some During World W ar II he served
1508 Red River
of the football powers th a t we en­ as division engineer of the Ninth
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countered th e n ,” san! Col. Hen­ In fantry Division in North A frica;
ney, who played tackle on the as chief of the departm en t of en­
gineering at the Engineering
Army team.
Hunting, fishing, and photog- School a t F o rt Belvoir, Va.; and

OKLAHOMA CITY, Ort. I.—
(ZP) — A football scout who
watcher! Oklahoma swamp William
Here'a a chance to get rid of
and Mary, 49-7, Saturday reported
old clothes yo u’ve not yet thrown
to head coach Ray George of
away and you may save someone’s
Texas A&M:
life a t the same time.
“ Oklahoma has several glaring
The Clothes for Korea drive
weaknesses -on the seventh and
winch opened Monday a t the Uni­
eighth teams.”
versity will last until October 15.
George made the repo rt public
Boxes will be placed in the
Monday in a telephone interview,
ground-floor
of the Main Build­
amplified for Oklahoma City's
ing and on the main floor of the
Downtown Q uarterbacks at their
Union, where students may donate
weekly luncheon.
shoes and clothes to the Koreans.
Texas AAM, with victories over
H. A. Dunn, building crew fo re ­
UCLA and Texas Tech, n ext meets
man, who is chairman of the drive,
Oklahoma at College Station, S a t­
said he hopes every organization
urday night.
will help.
“ I do n’t think we have enough
NEW YORK, Oct. I .— (ZP)— ! Mr. Dunn said he had received
depth to cope with a team like
Oklahoma,” George said in the A ll ie Reynolds, no-hit hero of the letters in the past week from
novel interview. But he added th a t I champion Yankees, will pitch the chaplains and other officials in
Texas A&M would be a t full i opening game o f the World Se-1 Korea telling of the u rg e n t need
strength “ unless some in ju ry o r - 1ties— but Manager Casey Stenge! for clothes.
curs this week.”
said Monday, “ those guys are I “ The Army ju st c a n ’t help these
He said he expected his s t a r making me work up double strate- Korean people, and if we don’t
fullback, Bob Smith, who re- I gy so I gotta have two sets of some people will freeze to death
reived an ankle injury in the Tech plans a f te r th a t.’’
this winter. I t doesn’t seem im­
game, to he ready to go Sa tu rd a y
“ J hose guys” are the playoff- j
night.
battling Dodgers and Giants. Sten-1
Oklahoma head coach Bud Wil- gel said, “ it is bad enough wor­ Two N e w M em b ers
kinson, v. ho used 4 i men against rying about trying to beat one
In Social W ork Faculty
William and Mary, saw the A&M- club— w e’ve got to worry about
two.”
Tcch game. He told the q u a rte r ­
The addition of two faculty
Stengel said if the Dodgers win,
back club th a t A&M has “ tr e ­
members to the University G rad­
mendous speed and excellent ball he will pitch Lefty Ed Lopat in uate School of Social Wor k gives
the second game and use Vie
carriers.”
a new emphasis to psychiatric so­
“ I don’t think any team will Raschi for the first game in Eb­
cial work in the departm ent.
stop A&M cold,” Wilkinson said. bets Field. He doesn't w ant to
Miss Mary Esther Burns, as­
“ Control of the hall will play an tru st the soft-stuff southpaw in
sociate
professor of social work,
unusually im portant p art in our the little Brooklyn park against
the predominantly right-handed has been added to teach advanced
game Saturday night.”
social case w ork and conduct a
Dodger lineup.
But if the Giants are the op­ sem inar in social case work with
Tennis Entries E xtended ponents, quick Vie Raschi will Miss Lorraine W arnken, associate

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expired on base, compared to ten
Giants stranded by Branca.
The Giants, gifted by five walks
and an error, threaten ed continu­
ally to bust the contest wide open
in the la tte r innings, b u t Branca
had it in the tight spots and gener­
ally was given fine support.
Branca had the Giants popping
up and hitting to the outfield most
of the time. The Dodgers came up
with only two assists, both on sac­
rifice bunts. The record fo r least
assists in one game is none and is
shared by Cleveland and St. Louis
of the American League.
With the big victory in sight
Tuesday, Durocher is to rn be­
tween throwing his finest pitcher,
Sal Maglie, a t the Flock with only
two days’ rest, or taking a chance
on Sheldon Jones, a sometimesbrilliant but often-erratic rig ht­
hander.
Maglie, winner of 23 games in
the regular season, said Monday
his arm was a little tired, b ut ex­
pressed willingness to give it a go
if Leo wished him to.
There was wild jubilation in
the Giants’ dressing room when
Monday’s tight duel ended. Dur­
ocher said ho never had seen
H e a rn ’s sinker hall ducking the
way it did against the Dodgers.
At one point midway of the con­
test, Hearn struck out three bat­
ters in succession.
Hearn, accepting the congratu­
lations of his teammates on rack­
ing un his 17th and most-impor­
ta n t win of the campngin, could
only say “ It s all like a dream .”
Dressen, having watched that
1 3 -game lead of early August
melt away until his club was in
desperate straits, confessed to be­
ing in bad shape. Ho said his great
catcher, Roy Campanella, prob­
ably would be unable to play Tues­
day because of a crippled leg. He
will have to entrust Tuesday's vi­
tal test to either ( lorn Labine, a
rookie, or Carl Erskine, an in-andouter.

Cribbing at West Point Is
Nothing New— Col. Henney

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THE D M Y

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S p o r tb tn a n s L ip

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cide, and student bodies will not
yell w h ile team s are in a huddle or

W h en S o u th w e s t Conference S p or ts­
m a n sh ip troph ies are dished out an n u a l­
ly, the U n iv e r s ity consistently m an a g es
to lag m iles behind the w inners.
Perhap s th ese low fin ish es have been
because th e student body didn t know

calling signals.
The stu d en t bodies shall avoid
m iscon d uct such as fig h tin g and
overt d em on stration s, use o f in tox i­
ca tin g drinks, d isresp ect and d is­
courtesy tow ard team s and o ffic ia ls,
and general d iscourtesies durin g the
half-tim e period.

the rules.
.
Here is the Conference S p o rtsm an sh ip
Code, as okayed bv the I niversity .
Pream ble
The purpose o f the S p ortsm an sh ip
( ode is to further good relations b e ­
tween S o u th w e s t Conference schools.

C. P o st-G am e C o u r te s y :
Each student body shall demon­
strate :
a. R esp ect to both teams after the
game.

Team

b. Respect to each other and to
sp ectators,
r Mutual respect for school songs
when they are played.

A. Kach m em ber of the team s h a ll.
P a rticip a te in the contest to the
hest o f his ability, ab id in g by fair
and proper means of conduct d eter­
mined by the rules of the contest.
T rea t contest official* w ith due
respect and courtesy and shall accept
the o ff ic ia ls ’ decision in good spirit.
A ccept victory or d efeat in a g ra ­

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Public inform ation is being steadily
underm ined by th e g r o w in g practice of
secrecy in g ov ern m en t,M charged a n e w s ­
paper convention d eclaration of press

cious manner.
JI , S t u d e n t B o d y

A. Pre-G am e Courtesy

Neighboring N e w t

freedom.
Ired by in frin g em en ts on their rights,
the n ew sm en * statem ent criticized the
g r o w in g tendency o f public o ffic ia ls to
feel they are not accountable to the publie; that they may seal and impound
public records, that th ey may divulge
only such inform ation as they think is
good for the people to know.
T his d eclaration by 43 of the nation's
top ed itors and publishers, obviously
a im in g at President I rom an s question ­
able security codes, hit hard at the e x t e n ­
sion of “ m ilitary se c u r ity ” into fields of
reporting which do not rem otely require

The host school s h a l l :
a. W rite a letter to the v isitin g
school and team prior to the
gam e. This letter should be
published during the week prior to the gam e in the v isitin g
school's paper. T h e
letter
should list the a c t i v i t i e s of the
w eek end, i.e., banquets, dances
and receptions.
h. Provide receptions and d irec­
tions< for v is itin g students and
tram .

c. Provide a means of inform ation
booths or ushers to provide
inform ation about ticket*, sec­
tions. seating, etc.

secrecy.
D u rin g the day before p a ssa ge of the
resolution late Sunday, a little man ap­
peared on the program and spoke fir s t­
hand of the real m eanin g of suppression.
He w a s Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz pub­

R. Game C o u r t e s y :
T here shall be co-operation be­
tw e e n yell leaders, band, other s tu ­
dent org an ization s arui student body,
j p yell leaders cheers will not coin-

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Rules and Regulations
For Safe W om en Drivers
whenever inside a moving ear.
This musk consists of a twomr h by five rich double thick
r einforced strip of adhesive
tape, which i* worn directly
over the mouth.
* A
T h e r e s something down­
r i gh t malicious about a wo­
man when she gets in a car.
( e q u a t a b le
This par t i cul a r family we
know is an excellent e x a m­
ple. T h e y ’re very fine people,
all of them the husband, the
( Q u o te s
wife. the d a u g h t e r in her e a r­
ly twenties, and the da u gh t er
in her late teens. They all
“ Ther e Hie two sources of
like each
Other,
probably
light in this worl d: the sun in
more t ha n is the case with
the heaven*, and the newspamost families.
pei on e a r t h . ”
Until t he y get into a car,
Mark Twain
with the husband driving. The
family soli darity then eoncenA new spa per is f r e edo m in
r ate* itself a n i o n / the three
print
women.
-Samuel Adam*
“ Wa t c h t h a t car!
“ Slow down now. That s a
i os*road.
“ You’re dr iving too fast..
“ Be car ef ul. You’ve been
asleep twice now. ”
And on and on and on.
l h * l l a i v * r » i t y o f I * * * * . i*
Blens their little hearts.
„. a s t
( hey me an well. But they re
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Tarn* M n n n r j ' n g E d i t o r
In the mail the ot he r day
we received a “ hand o u t ’ e d i ­
torial f r o m a national sale
tv council which c omme nde d
the council's o f f e ri n g » pri7*to the woman who does most
to promote *afe driving in
the nation du r in g the year
The editorial implied that
maybe women should mov<
o u t of the hack erat* and
into the front.
We have our own ideas
about that. And we kn ow a
sure-fire way for some wo­
men to win the council'* prise
AU s h e has to do is follow
these t h r ee simple rule ;
1. Never e n t e r a chi un
lea* absolutely necessary.
2. When a irip mus t he
made, c a r ef u l l y r emove ca r
keys from your purse and

place them firmly rn youi
h us b a n d ’* hand before e n t e r ­
ing the vehicle.
3, W e a r the new pat ent ed
w o m a n ’s ant i- accident mask

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The ama z in g thing is th*
, :iy t he y
stick
t ogether .
.
, f,
# . r i , « j v ? v e n t i t l e d 'O t h * u s e f o r r e p u b l i c a t i o n e l
Whenever
one
gets
tired,
an­
l h . - , r e e d i t e d <U It o r n.
o t h e r w i s e c r * . t o e d in t h i s n e w . n s o e r " a n d lo c a l H e m e e t t p o n t e n e o u s o r i g i n p u b l i s h e d h e r e i n
H ig h * , o
other is always r ea dy to s t a r t
______ ______________
p u b l i c e t i o o o f si! o t h e r m a t t e r h e r e i n a l s o r e s e r v e d
_
n And quite of ten all t hree
R f D r e s s e d f o r N a t i o n * ! A d v e r t i s i n g h* N o t i o n a l A d v e r t i s i n g
exercise their talent s at once.
R n '" % r
,c,
c.
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Bu* when the wife or one
49 0 M a d iso n Av*.
San Frani-ia-o
An/- et
Chicago — Beaton —
of the girls is driving, the
picture cha nges considerably.
Not a word is -aid. Everyone
fee's per f ectly j afe.
MEMBER
Ai l A m e r i c a n P a c e m a k e r
And why not. In the two
A n n o ta t e d C o ll-* la te P r e .a
years w e ’ve known this famiS U B S ! R I P I ION H A U S
M i n i m u m Suh»< • i p t i o n I h i c - M o n t h *
v toe women have had only
Mailed nu* o f tov
M a l l e d in V
two minor accidents.
I he
I .75 per m n.
t i . O O p e r rn
man husn t h i d any. Ru t t he n,
P E R M A N E N T S I AFF
why should he? Ha s n ’t he a l ­
RUSS K E R S TE N
E d i t o r -in-Chief
way* had them t here to help
BRAD
BYERS
M a n a g in g E di t or ....... ............... ......
him?
Mi l dr e d R i e s e l
Editorial A ssistan t ................ ......... .
Ar ★
................................. Marjor ie ( lapp
N ew s E ditor
................................
Which r emi nds us ( fo r no
Ken Toole)
Sports E ditor ...............................
..................................
B e t t y Segal
dent if iable reason) of a hit
Society Editor
......................................................
K e n G ' mpert z
of nonsense about keeping
A m u sem ents Flditor .................................
J e f f Hancock
your powder dry. I he n o n ­
Intram ural* Co-ordinator ..........
.Johnnie H u ma n
sense wa* composed bv th*
R e l i g i o u s N e w s E d i t o r ................
Sidney S;eg»*l
P e rs o n n e l* C o -o rd in a to r .........
ire W ill < tippy in his later
F’l Cox, J o h n n i e Human,
Day E d i t o r s ..................................
tm) latest book, “ Flow to get
Clamb M nice, M. FI. Dai sey,
from J a n u a r y to D ec emb e r. ”
Kelly Crozier
Seems thai Cuppy figured
(Man Brewer, Dorothy Campbell,
Night E d i t o r s ..........
“ Trus t in God and keep your
J o Ann Dickerson, Gene Dow.
A n n e Chambers, M. FI. Dame
powder d r y ” was a good m o t ­
to. But so me wh er e in his e n d ­
S T A F F F OR T H I S I S S U E
less s ear chings he discovered
. , _ «,
J O A NN DI CKERS ON
t ha t t he man who ma de it up
v ' Sht R e p o r t e r s ......................... — Joel Ki r kp a t r i c k , Wayland Pilcher,
N igh t R eporters .................
^ ^ Newlin> Dorothy Campbell
was s t u f f y old Oliver C r o m­
well. C r o m w e l l ’s soldiers wer e
i
Phvllis Nibling, Milton J. Lehman,
C o p y r e a d e r s ....................................
Alan Williams, LornP or t e r crossing a s t r e a m : so he
„
,
u „„
Oi l a nd Sims yelled a t t he m. “ P u t y o u r
N ig h t S ports Lidtor .................. Z Z ’ C e ne E hrlich, Ken Tooley
t r u s t in God, but mind to
A s si s t a n t s
..............
M a r t h a McCarty
N i g ht S o ci e t y Editor .........................
Ma ry E ,]en KipR, kepi) y o u r powder d r y . ”
Which is too long fo r a
Assi st ant
r ,.
J a m e s Lusk
ASSOCIATED PRESS WIKt SERVICE*

A w iatanu

Jerry

Wilson, B a r b a r a R u b e n s t e i n

--logan, anyway.

Frosh Caps Mark
S M U Winning Luck
By SIDNEY S I E G E L
It,'* up to thy Longh or ns w h e t h ­
er f r f a h rn a r a ‘ SMU will wear ca
dttional freshman caps. Seem* the
S t u d e n t Council decided
f re sh­
men wiii w ea r cap* t h r o u g n o u t t.ne
football Seaton unless SMI wins
its homecomi ng game with Texas
on November i.
Looks like SMU f re sh me n will
he seeing a lot of those hat*.

S t udent * a t the University «*f
C a li f or ni a rn Berkeley seem to
have been a little optimistic when
they namer) a room in the M e n *
< ubhouse the “ Tap Room. ’ Wha t
do t hey serve in the l a p Room?
( offee
no more, no less.

A renewed stie>» on s por t sma n
ship has begun a t most, college*.
The Baylor I,anat pr inted a copy
of
the
South we -t
Conf er e nce
S p or t s mans hi p < nile bef or e their
first home game. North < arolin* »
Daily T a r Heel wen* even f ur t he r
t han the athletic field with an
editorial on “ honor
The M“gaphone of Geor get own a Do editor
ialir.es on “ ethic*.
Signs of Our Time
The new
TH hospital Ht Chapel Hill will
tr ea t bo t h Negr o and white p a ­
tient* and five Negro st udent * are
a t t e n d i n g classes at the
North
Carolina law school.
An assistant dean a' the U n i ­
versity of Alabama pas bren fired
because the admi ni st ra t i o n felt
the d e a n ' 1* business connection
with an alcoholic be v e ra ge firm
wan “ det ri men t a l to the I niver•ity.
The
Cr imson-White a
edi tor
considers this a br each of a c ad e m ­
ic freedom. He t akes the stand
t h a t since other me mb er s of the
faculty who have outsi de business
i nter ests have no* been fired then
t h e re t* no reason t o bother a
f ac ul t y rn embar who invests in the
legal beer business.
The University of Arkansas - i n ­
d e n t senate ap pr op r i a t e d $125 for
the Sout hwest Con f er ence S p o r t s ­
ma nshi p • (inference to be held
t h e i e October 8.
Leon Brunk, who now hold* the
ch a i r mans hi p of the group, r o ug h ­
ly outlined his plans for the con­
ference. S p or t s wr i t e r s and n o t a ­
bles in the field of spor tsmanship
an d athletic* will at tend . Howard
Grubbs , executive s e cr etary of the
SWI , has al ready accepted Ark a n s a s ’ invitation. T h e Universi­
ty of Texas will send t hree dele­
gat es to the c o nf er e nce.

'I r Dai l y Kansan w a r n s that
this i* the time of the year for
thieves, In the w a y of preventive
r eme di es they say
1. t r u e s t i o n a n y s t r a n g e r s t o sea

f they have a m v > n for being
in the house.
2 . Make sure there t* nomeone
in the house a* a1 time*.
A r ound November I * we ll he
teeing a lot of Frogs, the TCU va­
riety. The st u de nt congress was
unani mousl y in favor of a s t u d e n t
body trip to Austin f o r the TUUTexa* tilt. B u t the s t u de n t s will
not be consulted as t he y were last
year with a poll.
Dane Ij i nkt r ee, 6’9 “ freshman,
j u s t enrolled a t AAM. He hails
f rom Buenos Aire* and is without
■ a doub t the tallest me mb er in the
class o f ’55.
I . a nkt i ee says when he goes
wife h un t i ng he will try Billy
Roses’ Diamond Horseshoe since
ail the showgirls t h e re a re over
six feet.
Incidentally, A A M coaches
seem to think he might like a
g ame called basketball. H e l l give
it a t r y anyway.
The Iowa Stat* Daily says there
is no longer any question about
the Big Seven s policy of paying
athlete*. They get a flat $60 a
month plus books a n d tuition and
a few other things.
Texas AAI elected an all Aggie
slate f o r their class officers. The
South Texan said there wa* evi­
dence o f “ r ai l roa di ng" in the elec­
tion. They d o n ’t cond e mn this
pract ice.
“ The Aggie Club s ho ul dn ’t he
criticized for its action. This elec­
tion j us t proved an example of
what happens when s t r o ng o r ­
gani zation meets disorganization.
They played s ma rt politics. T h a t
was competi tion— the k e y
to
A mer ican wav of life.
But in
some cases a thing called c o o p e r a ­
tion works.

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6. C o r r e c ta b le 22. G a v e
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A ds
23. Give title to
7. Girl’.*
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25. Electrified
name
12. S-shaped
particles
8. 'Think
molding
27. Recollection
(archaic)
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29. Yellow ish
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clay
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31. Dip slightly
13. Turkish
14. Bearn
34. Attitudinise
into w a t er
weight (pl.)
15. One of the
36. Young be a r
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38. Music note
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Ear l Blackwell, pr esi de nt of a
By RUSS KERSTEN
unique
i n t e r na t i o na l or gani z at i on
r ,/«« E d i t o r
kn own as ( eiebrities, Inc.,
a*
Wets g ot a d ad - gu mmed good
come
o
u
t
with
his
list
of
the
ten
footbal l team this fall, a* an y
t op living world celebrities.
s m a r t s e cond- grader in the xta e
His choice*, in order. Mr-. F. D.
knows, b u t it w o n ’t stay quite t h a t
Roo«e:veit, Bing Crosby, Wi nston
Kood w i t hou t a little nelp from
Churchill, Duchess of Wi ndsor,
t he s t u d e n t body.
Gene ra l Eisenhower, Pablo Pi­
The t e am would like to see ai.
casso, J a w ahar lal Nehr u, E rn e st
o u r -mr. ling faces a t the pep
Hemi ngwa y, J o a n C r aw f o r d , and
_ and with good r ea son. Ther e
Gloria
Swanson.
w e r e n ’t enough people a t the a i r ­
♦ it
p o r t F ri d a y to s t a r t a dec ent ( aPnould college a n d universi ty
na«ra game.
a d mi ni st r a t o rs have the r i ght to
T h u r s d a y n ght, at tr.e Hill Had
de t er m i ne w ha t speaker* ma y ap­
p p p r a d y , the r e W E R E enough
pose on their c a m p u s '
people f o r a < a r i s t a game. Bu t
In some place*, ye* in others,
not m a ny extras.
no.
That.’*
pr et r y
inconsiderate
On this campus, the m a t t e r »•
treatment, for the nation s n u m b e r
not officially decided.
two team. The- e guys, you’ll r e ­
The G r e a t Issues Commi t t ee,
member , came to school S ep t e m ­
however, stayed o u t of possible
be r I a n d h av e n' t q u i t working
hot. w a t e r by a ak:r.g Presider.* T.
hard yet. Not asking much, all
S Pa titer for a check on speakers
t he y want from the s t u d e n t body
for th s fall’* issues course.
i* a couple of hour*’ enthusiasm
P ro: the t e nd en c y will be t o­
each week at pep rallies.
ward cons er vat i sm — pr ot ec t i n g
the good name of the Uni ver si t y
Thi« t hing called spir it is i n­
and avoiding u nne c es sa r y eia-he*.
tangible, At AAM, you get it on
Cor
such action* stifle free
the end of a paddle A t Baylor.
t hi nki ng and expression while re­
you get. it in chapel. At o t he r
posing an ext ra clamp on studen*
s c h o o ls , you g e t it o u t of a bottle.
H ero
l e t ’1 g e t it out of * w ho p ­
committees.
ping crowd at the n e x t pep rally
and keep it up all year .
Seems like it’s no* as ki ng much,
so why not?
i p p i n c f J
You and I a i e lucky to have a
t eam of this caliber to yell for.
F r a c t u r e d Fr e nch has boomed
T her e' s not much room at the top
in populari ty dur in g the past few
in college football today,
♦ a
months. In or der to b r i g ht e n the
The Better Busine** Bur eau
day here are some items from a
Lexicon by V a r ie t y ’s Abel Green.
warn* con s u mer s to be war y of
Ti uman Ca pot e The President
superlatives a b o u t low prices.
i« dead! ( E v e r e t t F r e e m a n )
A guide for retail advertising
Grace a Di eu — So long, Gra< «
and selling s t a t e s : “ Underselling
J e a n n e d ’A rc — No light in the
claims are usually i na cc ura t e be­
cause t he y ar e impossible of f u l ­ b a g r o o m ‘ Boh Co n s i d m e ) .
Moi a issi - I ’m Aust r al i an (Al
fillment. It is impossible for any
G af f» .
adve r ti s e r to have complete ansi
Pied a trois q u a r t s — Pie-eyed
a c cu r at e knowledge o # all price*
a Der thr ee quarts.
in all other stores at all times . . .

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To il l ust r at e the way this typa
of sit uati on U b ei ng m e t around
the nat ion, t ake t h e case of Ohio
S ta t e University.
A f t e r one bad exper ience with
a Socialist visitor t he trustee* of
OSU one mo n th ago gave the uni­
versit y pr esi de nt t h e absolute right
to decide who can addr ess the
f a c u l t y and st udents.
It is b e t t e r to be safe t ha n sor ry
as the old saw goes, o r is it p ref­
erable to open discussion and
sti mulate t h o u g h t ?
★ *
T h er e ' s a good *to r Y floating
a r ou nd a b o ut dignity.
It seems t h a t t h e re was a Pi
Phi who wa n t e d to be a c h e er ­
leader this fall. To accomplish
tha*, she would n at u r al l y have be­
nef i t ted a g r e a t deal f rom t he pep
ral' y a t t en d a n c e and vocal sup­
por t of her s o r ori ty sisters.
But,
unfortunately
for h e r
plans, it was as ki ng too much
(still according to the story, of
c our se ) f o r the sisters to go all the
way over to G r e go r y Gym.
T ak i ng the easy way out, big
sister* told the aspiri ng yell le ad­
er t h a t it would simply he too, t oo
“ u nd ig ni f ie d” for a Pi Phi to r un.
♦ *
I n d e p e n d e n t , please note.
S peaki ng of elections, the f r a ­
t e r ty Clique Su nd a y n i g ht chose
new c h a i r m a n a candida**
whose only p la t f o rm plank was
“ m o de ra t i on in the Assembly elec­
tions this fall."
A p p ar en t ly t he Clique leader
ha- in mind an a l te r at i on of Clique
m ..lives f rom the old sweep-’em
a I at tjt Ide to p acing student governmen* as a whole ahead of p e r ­
sonal politics.
With only t h at to go on. he was
e l e c ' e t ]— and tha* hints of b e t t e r
time* in fall elections.
H e r e ’s hoping some i nd ep e n ­
dent* use this clue m mak i n g up
t heir mi n ds - t o r un for the S t u ­
d e n t Assembly this fall.

Stricken Conscience
Is Breeding Reform
( Thi s arti cle ap p ea r ed in th#
Septem ber 26. 1951, issue af the
Christ ian Science Monit or. )
The American conscience is be­
ing dust e d off. T h e i e is good hope
tha t c u r r e n t disclosures o f moral
laxity and worse will pr oduce d e f ­
inite r eforms. A f ir s t s t e p is the
admission
that
so me t hi ng is
wrong. At la®t P r e s i de n t I r oman
has r ecogni zed this with his p r o ­
posal t ha t f ede r a l officials should
file r epor t s showing their total
income.
Publicity can be a won der ful
aid to conscience. Several wit­
nesses have recently testif ied t ha '
they had seen nothing wr o ng in
taking gifts or mone y f r o m ftrms
with w'hich t heir g o v e r n m e n t jobs
b r ou g ht t he m in cont act. But since
these practices have been exposed
some have had the grace to c o n­
cede tha t they d o n ’t look j u s t
right now. T h e new' light of pu b­
licity which today enables them
to perceive the unet hical aspect*
of these practices mi ght have been
supplied earlier. Many would have
r ef used gifts and fee* if requir ed
to r e p o r t them.
Mr. T r u m a n ' s proposal could be
very useful. We hope Congress
will give it e a r n e s t consideration.
But it would he a mistake to t hink
tha* anc regul a t i on is going to
m e e t the whole d a n g e r of public
s e r v an t s b ei n g also the se rva nt s
of private greed. T h e r e m u s t also
higher s t a n d ar d s of ethic* P o s ­
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the pr op "» aI for a code def ini ng
pr oper conduct. P ro b a b l y some
practical advances in d r aw i n g the
line bet ween right and wr on g will
be achieved in the p r es e nt investi­
gations.
For instance, cl ea re r concepts
of i mpr ope r “ i nf lue nc e " should
come --ut of the Hoey co mmi t t e d
hearings. William M. Boyle .Ii.,
cha i r man of the Democratic N a ­
tional Commi t t ee, declares t h a t it
WH* n ot only r i ght b ut his duty to
make a pp oi n t me n t s with officials
when r eq ue st ed by businessmen
visiting Washingt on. He insist*
t ha t this was all he did when
Amer ican Lithofold C o r por at i on
was rene wi ng * t h r i c e- re j e c t e d
application for a loan f rom th*
Re const ruc t i on Fi nanc e C o r p o r a ­
tion t ha t he did not. discuss th*
loan with an RF C official.
Aside f rom any questions as to
the ethics of Mr. Boyle’* ot he r a c ­
tivities this episode raises the
question of w hat is i mpr ope r in­
fluence. J u s t the ma ki ng of an a p ­
p oi n t m e n t could c a r r y a good deal
of weight unde® c e r t ai n ci r c um­
stances. Yet this is some t hi ng t h a t
eve r y c on gr e s s ma n is cont inua; .)
plagued to do by his constituents.
Indeed he is o f ten r equ e st e d to
“ build a f i r e ” u n d e r this b u r e a u
or t h at to obt a i n action favorable
to people “ back home." Ther e is
a law agai nst congr e ssme n t a ki ng
feea for a p p e ar i n g bef or e a gov­
e r n me nt agency. But t he re is no
law aga.nst t a k in g ca mpa i gn c o n­

tributi ons- o r political help.
It ia going to be difficult. t^>*
s ta t e in a law or a code wher *
p r op e r aid to f riends and political
s u p po r t er s ends and imp r op e r in­
f luence begins. Possibly congr es­
sional dis**tisfac tion with the op­
e r at i ons horn uf Mr. Boyle and of
Guy (i. Gubri eUon, c ha i r man of
the Republican Nati onal ( ommitW , will set higher s t a n d a r d s for
political workers. And the expo­
sure of abuse* .n the I nt e r na l Rev­
enue Bur ea u is pointi ng clearly t*
t he d a ng e rs of double empl oy­
ment. Bu t in all these ma tt e r*
( ongress and the public should
make sure t h a t t ne y demand no
lee* of themselves t ha n do others.
S en at o r Hoey ha* said t h a t toe
only way to obta.n “ dedi cated
service" by g o v e r n m e n t e m p l o y e e
is to *ee t h a t t h e y avoid “ outride
e m pl oy me nt . ” Will ( o n p t w apply
this rule to itself? lf the plan Mr.
T r u m a n propose* ie a dopt ed it will
ah ow ma ny conirres»men with o u t ­
r id e income a n d e m p l o y me n t —
ma ny ent ir ely proper. B u t wh>
ha* the RF< inquiry rilled of f e v ­
ery time it ha* a p pr oa ched t he
s ubject of i nf lu e nce e x er ted by
con(rre**men to obtain loan*.
We need higher s t a n d a r d ! .
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Marian McCurdy to Marry
^Richard Robertson October 20
M a r i a n M c C u r d y will wed Ric h a r d S«r y R o b e r t a o n , O c t o b e r 29,
a n n o u n c e d t h e b r i d e - e l e c t ' s p a rents.
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m e e t i n g . T h e p u r p o s e o f this o r ­
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University.
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i on all chi l dh o o d e d u c a t i o n i n t e r ­ S a r a A b r e g o a s M a r g a r e t ; B a r ­
C a r o l y n S u a L i v e l y was m a r ­ Whi l e a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y , *he w a s
A f o r m e r s t u d e n t at t h e I niest s i n c l u d i n g p a r e n t e d u c a t i o n : b a r a W i l s o n a* M a g g i e , M a r g a r e t ' s
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v er- tv. t h e b r i d e g r o o m is now ri e d to W i l l i a m I r l B u c h a n a n S e p ­
to p r o m o t e t h e p r o g r e s s i v e t yp e of r eal s e l f ; M a r y D a m e r a l a* H a r ­
Mr. T s c h o e p e r e c ei ve d a BBA e d u c a t i o n in n u r s e r y school, k i n ­
a n i n s t r u c t o r at t h e C o r p u s C h r i s ­ t e m b e r 8 in t h e P r e s b y t e r i a n T h e ­
r i e t ; a n d B o n n i e S u e Bai n a s
d e g r e e f r o m the U n i v e r s i t y in
ti N a v a l A i r S t a t i o n , w h e r e Mrs. ol ogi cal S e m i n a r y C h a p e l .
d e r g a r t e n a n d p r i m a r y g r a d e s ; H e t t y , t h e m o r e o u t s p o k e n side
Mr. a n d Mrs. B u c h a n a n a r e A u g u st, 1250.
K e l i a r b e r g e r is a d e n t a l t e c h n i ­
a n d to r ai s e t h e s t a n d a r d of t h e o f H a r r i e t . A l t e r n a t e s a n d b o o k ­
♦
b o t h f o r m e r s t u d e n t * o f t h e I Hi*
c i a n wi t h t h e W AV ES.
professional t r a in i n g fo r teachers h o l d e r are Beverly H ar ri s and
D r u e ilia
Aahworth
and
Bi l l
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versify.
a n d l e a d e r s in t hi s f i el d.
B a r b a r a Pontius.
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Dr. Co r a M a r t i n an d Mi«« P h y l ­
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lis R i c h a r d s a r e c o s p o n s o r s of e n D o ” is a c o mi c a l s a t i r e d i r e c t e d
Thp br i de, a f o r m e r U n i v e r s i t y
H e n r y M a n g e l s d o r f will be m a r ­
S e p t e m b e r 8 in A u s t i n .
ACE.
by O l i v e r H a i l e y , ( a s t as t h e f o u r
Mr*. R i g c i s i« a g r a d u a t e of ri ed N o v e m b e r ti in St. M a r y * s t u d e n t , is t h e d a u g h t e r o f Mr.
poker players are H u b e rt Strom
a nd Mrs. Dyr w- ar d B. A s h w o r t h
A u at n H i g h Sc hool . H e r h u s b a n d C a t h e d r a ! .
as
John;
Harris
Johnson
as
o f W h i t n e y . Mr. J a c k s o n is a g r a ­
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d u a t e of A r l i n g t o n S t a t e Col l ege
a n d Fl o y B e n n e t t a s Boh. C u r t i s
He i* now a s e n i o r e l ec t r i cal e n ­
In a Judy Bond! Big dippers o f compliment to the g a! who
F. ckl and is a l t e r n a t e a nd hook
g i n e e r i n g s t u d e n t at t h e 1’n i v e r

Tryouts, r u s t t a u M e e t i n g
O f Girls Glee Glub Tonight

I he

ACE to Meet
Wednesday
To Reorganize

I

Geological

T h e L a w W i v e * will h av e a c o f ­

fee

for

freshmen

law

students

Saturday m m ning from

IO to 12

atty.
Evelyn Cary Willman'* engage­
m e n t to C l a r e n c e T . W a l b o r n ha s
beer, a n n o u n c e d .
Mi ss W i l l m a n is a J u n e g r a
d u a t e of t h e U n i v a r s i t y , w h e r e
she is a m e m b e r of G a m m a P h i
Bet a,
YWCA, and
Canterbury
Club.
A g r a d u a t e o f A u s t i n Hi gh
School , Mr. W e l b o r n a t t e n d e d t h e
U n i v e r s i t y arui ha s s e r v e d in t h e
Air Force. He is now e m p l o y e d
wi t h t he U. S. Geol ogi c a l S u r v e y .
★
F . v e l y n M o o r e b e c a m e t h e b ri de
of D e a m o n d S m i t h on S e p t e m b e r
I in I ^ m p a - a s . Bo t h a r e f o r m e r
s t u d e n t s of t he U n i v e r s i t y .
Mr. S m i t h is n<>w s e r v i n g in
t he a r m e d for ce* a n d h a s r e c e n t l y
r e t u r n e d f r o m overs ea*.

at t h e h o m e o f Mrs. P r i ce Dani el .
2 800 Gi l b e r t S t r e e t .
The < l u b ' s f i r s t r e g u l a r m e e t ­
ing will be O c t o b e r 9 at 7 : 3 0 p. m.
in t h e T e x a s F e d e r a t e d W o m e n *
C lub Bu i l di n g , w h e n Dr. E d u a r d
T a b o rsk y , a s s o c i a t e p r o f e s s o r o f
government,
will
address
the
g r o u p . Hi* t o p i c will he ‘ R a t t l e
f o r t h e So u l B e h i n d t h e Iron
C u r t a i n . ” N e w m e m b e r * a r e in
it
T h e P h a r m a c e t t e * will p r e s e n t vit ed.
a s t y l e s ho w a t 8 o clock T b u r s ­
t y n i g n t a? B u t t r e y s ' . D r e s s e s in
t h e l a t e s t f a s h i o n will be m o d e l e d
b y s e v e r a l o f t h e m e m b e r s . All
wives o f n e w p h a r m a c y s t u d e n t s
a n d m e m b e r s o f the g r o u p a r e in­
v i t e d to a t t e n d .
★
h , . - m a n H. S a u l s o n , d i r e c t o r
o f Hillel F o u n d a t i o n , will s p e a k
Tuesday
e v e n i n g st
7:30
sod
W e d n e s d a y a t 9 p.m.
The r e g u l a r student cond uct ed
e r v . e e is s c h e d u l e d f o r F r i d a y
e v e n I’ g
“ Sabbath of Sabbaths
will be t h e t o p i c u n d e r di s cussi on.
★
S ai d t h e p r e t t y d e b at her d e b u t ,
Radi o Gu i l d will hold it s e c o n d
meeting
of
the
semester
on
W e d n e s d a y a t 7 p.m. in t h e T e x a s
Te x a * U n i o n . A p r o d u c t i o n comm f l e e will be a p p o i n t e d f o r the
b r
r a d i o s ho w f o r t h e f o l l o w i n g week.
All r a d i o s t u d e n t s a r e i nvi ted
BY H O L L Y WO O D M I I W I I I
’n a t t e n d t h e m e e t i n g .

Soci et y, a c l u b d e s i g n e d to f u r t h e r
U n i v e r s i t y mer e** a nd k n o w l e d g e
in g e o l o g y , will h ol d :*a f i r s t m e e t ­
i ng of t h e - e a r W e d n e s d a y »'
7 : 3 0 p rn. in G e ol o g y Bu d i n g I i
it
S p o n s o r o f t h e s o c i et y , o r g a n ­
M e m b e r s o f M o r t a r B o a r d will
ized last s p r i n g,
* Dr
K e i t h ’pave f r o m in f r o n t of t h e “ Y ”
Yo u n g .
a t 5 o' cl o ck t hi s a f t e r n o o n f o r
t h o r fal l p l a n n i n g r e t r e a t . T h e y
Th*> S p e l e o l o g i c a l S o c i e t y will e x p e c t to r e t u r n a b o u t 9 : 3 0 this
m e e t We d n e « d a ?
r T e x a s Un ion evening.
30P a t 7 p. m.

Moores Begin
In te rfa ith Services
A t H illel Supper

Hrs. H a r r y K a n d B e rn i c e T.
M o o r e will s p e a k on “ C o m m u n i ­
c a t i o n s ' ' at t he I n t e r f a i t h S u p p e r
T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g at 6 o' clock at
Hill el F o u n d a t i o n .
T h i s tal k. f o l l o w e d b y i n f o r m a l
d i s c u ss i o n is t h e f i r st in a s e r i e s
o f t w o t h a t will be g i ve n on how
t o u n d e r s t a n d a mi g e t a long wi t h
p e o p l e . T h e s e c o n d will be given
T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 18.
Dr. H a r r y Moor # is p r o f e s s o r cf
s o c iology at t h e U n i v e r s i t y ; his
w i f e is p sy c h o l ol i ca l c o n s u l t a n t to
t h e A us t i n publ i c school s. Hcrs c h r l B e r n a r d ta in c h a r g e of t he
Interfaith Supper Programs.

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Mixed-voice Chorus Planned
By Austin Music Leaders

A Cappella Names
96 New Members
Joseph F . Lenzo. president o f ! V aughan, M a ry France*
the a C apella Choir, has a n - {Jo s e p h Lenzo -lr., Liewe* yn P.
nounced the new members of th is! Rose, F re d e ric k
Row land, and
y e a r's choir.

Ph.lhp T ra w ee k .
- vt a rion
In the be** section *
he
C. B*rth*lom
Bd!
A d t r c . u ° r t a i . P r ~ W U 0.
B ir t h d o m ew,
-*. B
ill Baskin, H .rBrad
B e a l, O retch en Botel, G e rry C la rk , “ fl Blevin s,
rn *
N eal CampLa u ra M ae C ullen, Dixie C u r d ,lf , Byers. J im ( a ia w .
W e sle y F lin n , S te w a rt KrazGladys T a y lo r, Jean Dean, Antre- er
he W ebb C olston, Man* C rothaus,
lits Flores, Sue \ lipp er, M ary: sn Boh H e n le y, Ja c k F i r r. Dich KinGann, O rfa lin d a Gonzalez, M a ry
na Uy, J). A lle n I.awshae, C larence
Fran ces Going,
Ja n e
H a rw ick ,
B e v e rly H a m s , Je r ie W ie rk h o ff,
Ja y n e t C atteraon, Ja n e E . H a m il­
ton, B a rb a ra R a y K e lle y , S h irle y
M cBrid e , V i r g i n i a
M cD aniel,
Rosem ary Montague, Connie N e l­
son, Ja n ic e R a y , N ancy Lipps,
Jea m n e Johnso n, <armen Sm ith,
Hortense
Reuthinger,
K athleen
Souder,
Ja n ic e Schulle, E v e ly n
D uring the nex? few weeks pa-**Spangler,
Delores
Steinkam p, ei a-by m ay be alarm ed by the
P h yllis V a g t borg, Sa ra iu Ziegler, strange interm ing ling sounds com-

U n iv e rs ity
part

1,uke, W illia m M cC lu re, Ir v in H.
Nelson, Lo ris N eum ann, Bobbie
Nixon, R o b ert O Conor J r , Ivan
R. Olson, Jo n n WL Pan ro ast, E v ­
erett Schm id t, .John L , S tra y h o m ,
Jo e Them pion and J rn V\s,isre,
Assistants to M r
I,* tun this
year w ill be Jim V* a ace, v ice ­
president; Hortens# R eu th in g er,

and Delores

R o g e rs .

The alto section w ill include.
H a rrie tte Bengston, S h irle y Brassell, Elizabeth Coleman, Nan Con­
ro y, Bobo baulk, C arolyn Renfro w , Ju n e Carnie Gibbs, M a ry
Morgan G .a 15, Ka
* a I . .,
H e lle r, H e n n e Horton, M a ry
W in sett, B e tty Jack so n , <ather
ine Jones, F a t Ken dall, Je n o n a
Morse, M a ry Iva ne O liver, A n a ­
stasia Banos, Ed die Raw lins, K era
L e n e y , L u c y Lee Speaker, and
C harlotte W illiam s.
A n n

DR.

Creative Writing
Registration Open
R eg istration fo r the Y W C A ere
a tiv e w ritin g class W ednesday was
so large that two sections will
have to he formed, Mr*. Ruth
T a lb o t
W asson,
director,
an­
nounced. The “ Y ”
registration
com m ittee has announced that six­
teen more pupils may enroll.

A dm '
f rjf
Bu sin a s
O 'ODO' 5.
C o r ♦ere'

assim ilated C u rta in time is at8 p.m.

Fin e A rts.
The ap a rtm en t situation, being
w hat .1
Ruth and Eileen a ie
forced to accept a two room flat.
The squalidness o f the apartm ent
is made worse by the sound o f a ir
hammers and dynam ite which is
the result of toe new subw ay b«-

Debate Workshop
Invites New Men

A class of not more than 26
F irs t m eeting of the year for
seas expected, hut registration to ­
taled 34 person*. A class this the M en’s Debate W orkshop will
la rg e would make individual c r it i­ ba held T u e sd a y at 4 p.m. in
cism of each w rite r's work impos- Speech B u ild in g 201.
aible.
A ll men students interested in
One class w ill meet on Wednen- debate are invited.
day nights from 8 until 10 o’clock,
M a rtin T odaro, instructo r
in
w hile the other w ill m eet from 8speech who is in charge
of the
until IO o ’clock on Tuesday nights, workshop, said the purpose o f the
W h e n outstanding author* a rc to unit is to train speakers to re p le ­
t e lectu rers or discussion leaders,
sent, the I n iv e rsity.
the two classer w ill com bine on
“ Last ye a r there were 50 de
one meeting night.
haters in the w orkshop ," said Mr.
Those who wish to register may Todaro, “ but most of the old desec Mrs. Wasson at the “ Y " ad haters graduated last year so the
m inistration building at. Tenth and workshop w ill he made up largely
Brazos, or telephone 8-8741.
of freshm en and sophomores

W A T K IN S,

\

street noise*.

‘ M y S is te r E ile e n ,” a comedy
w ritten by Joseph I* leld.v arui J e r ­
ome < hodorov, is an anthology o f
tn»- woes and experiences of two
Tenor* a re : M orton He* bt, L .
enterprising
sisters,
Ruth
and
K . H erren. Tom Rogers,
Steve
Eileen , who go to N ew Yo rk to
Sm ith,
Dick
T o rb y fill, Gordon
ma Rf* th e ir wa- in the field of

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BBA
22 n rec ♦or o f res®Arch
♦or Dun and 3ro g-Gee*
Inc.,
asped* a*- th a g o nera f o r yrn
rj _• - n ♦" a
o H o g g A ud “ ■r

mg b u ilt d ire c tly
beneath
the
apartm ent. The forces of good and
evil being such a* they are, our
mg from Hogg Au ditorium and two heroines manage to survive.
the basement, of the M odern (.an“ M y S is te r E ile e n ” w ill open on
guages B u ild .n g . It s only the W ednesday, O ctober 17 in Hogg
*< md crew prep aring
for the A u dito rium and run through Oefir-* D epartm ent o f Dram a pro- tuber 20. T ick ets for this producd :c lion, ‘ My S ifte r Eile en
tion m ay he purchased at, the Fine
m ithese
n * *p »wo
i m «e in
<u •
*•*- Music
Noise--, fro
from
tw o duiiuiuk»
buildings /sriA rts o***
Box '/
O ffic
the
v 1(
the clam or o f a r hammers, Bu ild in g beginning
O ctober 12.
blasting d yn am ite and

have

CEC's First Show
To Feature Polgar

on

'Healthy Living'
Quizzes Children

doctor

a

Rachhn

w ith

since “ The B a t ” appearance.

the

T ick ets

fo r

the

A u stin

Sym ­

is the

C ontrasting w ith it* occasional

ph ony’* 1951-52 season cover nine

goal of A u stin music leaders when

“ Iorig h a ir” appearances with the

the

"T o s c a "

sym phony, the men s chorus con-

complete® its supporting role w ith
the A u stin Sym p hony O rchestra
on O ctober 15.
The fram e w o rk o f sec: a group
alrea d y has been formed among
the “ T o s c a " singers, conducted
\
Conrad F a in , and plan* w, I he
pushed a fte r t h e o rch estra’* p o r­
ing concert of it* fo u rte e - *r re a ­

numbers such a* spirituals, folk
centrales on lighter, more fa m ilia r
,,.:\g*. and traditional rollicking

programs. In add itio n to the $3.60
student and enlisted
servicem en
season tickets, there are $6 u n ­
reserved genera', admission seats,
and reserved seats a t 18, $12 and
*18 for the season. A U concerts
w ill he in the C it y Coliseum .
*

75-voic® chorus

for

choruses known
w herever
get together to sing.

men

It's a Soft Life
For Symphony Leader

h a t h hopes to build the present
membership up to >5 or IOO m a.e
voices am i U n iv e rs ity -tudents are
jiged to participate. The same in­
son.
vitation .a extended to women stu­
P lan s involve fo rm ation o f -x dent- who wa ild be interested in
women * chorus and tne additi >n a corner - chorus a ftr,r the Oc­
of more ma e voice* to the a
tober 15 concert.

E z ra R a ch h n , conductor o f the
A u stin Sym p h o n y O rch estra, led
the orchestra in its firs t rehearsal
o f the seasor Mondas from ar:
o v e rstu ffe d chair. H i? chair-conready-established
A u stin
Mf
I h e
men s <hor us d irecto r d u cto r position is a result o f a.
Chorus, also directed
by h a th , pointed out that the group .s c.-m- broken
rib com plicated by an
which served as a nuc c o f i toe posed la rg e ly o f men who are not asthm a attack.
“ T o s ra ” chorus.
n
and soma who do not
A lthough he w ill still be con­
Success o f the pl^ri wid a ve rt even read music but who ju s t iike fined to his c h a ir for the presen­
the m istake of two j e a is ago w en to get together re g u la rly and sing. tation of “ T o sca ”
O ctober 15,
an im prom ptu chorus collected to The chorus meets at Hancock Ree- FU chiin still plans to conduct.
help sing the Straus- opera,
ire
rea* t >n * enter, 41st arid Red RivR h g " with the Sym p hony, v t*, a - ei
Monde. / n gnt* at a p.m., but
Having a party ^
lowed to fa ll ap art, altho .gr tne ma; not d<
again until a fte r
*
N o v e lty R u b b e r M e s h *
m en’s chorus continued its work “ l r
*
H e liu m In f la te d B a llo o n s
separately.
y C o s tu m e s — B u y o r R e n t
e singers have beers
Tm
We h a v e N o v e l t i e s o f a l l t y p e s
W e e k ly rehears*
t •gan about pre
ited in concerts at McClos-

“ fD-aithy L iv in g ,” an r'i irational broadcast o f R ad io House, be­
gins its fourth consecutivp ye a r
at I o rn. over radio station KT Bf . the m iddle o f A ugust fo r the <anon the air T h u rsd ay, O ctober l l , tata and the “ Te Deurn ’ response
This r r"g ra m was presented an (in the church scene) which the
aw ard as one of the hest educa­ chorus w ill sing in “ Toj-ca ’ D u r­
tional broadcasts of I ft40 by the ing most of that tim e, the m en’s
In stitute for Ed u catio n bv Radio, chorus ha* continued its separate
«aid Jo e M urphy, scrip t w rite r at w eekly song session.
Radio Hou«e.
Form ed fo u r years ago, the

Thomas R. sh w orth, d irecto r o f
Radio House, is m aster of cere ­
the
quiz
program.
Po lg a r is h a c k ' H e ’s hack w ith monies of
more of bis phenominal m em ory Team s of students
from
rural
feats, his am azing mind reading schools around A ustin compete in
a d s , and his b a fflin g demonstra- answ ering questions from a bas­
tion of mas* hypnotism .
«on which is studied in the 20
Dr. Fra n z P o lg a r w ill he in Gre- arhool* p articip a tin g rn the .erie*.
gory G ym nasium on O ctober 9. The broadcast is listened to a *
a* the first o f the ( ultural En- p a ^
Na** work by the school*,
t p rtainm cnt C om m ittee a e r i e *
T en tative pian* f o r this y e s '
which w ill b ring to thp 40 Acrex broadcast ra il for a ranch theme,
during the ye a r such name* a* w ith each of the p articip ants re
Bolt Hope, The Houston nnd San ferred to a* a cowboy, range foreA n tonio Sym phonies, and a Ro- man, or some other appropriate
gcr* and Ham m erstem orchestra, title.
There are no season tickets this
The program is sponsored by
ye a r fo r the C E G serie s H ow ever, about 20 firm s and agencies
Blanket Tax holder* are adm itted --free With presentation o f tehil
card*. T ick et* for those who have
no B la n k e t T axes are all $1.20
and the first one at the door at.
7:15 gets the best seat. The show
start* a t 8:15.

Ez ra

Au stin Sym p h on y O rchestra.

in a perm anent mixed-voice

chorus organization which

s e c re ta ry ; W e s le y F lin n , treasure
e r; and Rob H e n le y, business m an­
airer.

Big Blowout' Set
For Sister Eileen

singers can

I,

h. H ospital in Tem ple
at Ba stro p , Round R ock,
Dr
•g springs, the Confederani n ar < amp Ben M cC ulat*
or; three occasions, before
e A u stin c iv ic club*, several
P a re .t-T* acher A ssociations arid
churl hex, and in C om m unity C o n ­
A ustin M e n ’s ( horns is in its third certs and Com m unity ( hest con­
year of direction under h a th , co­ cert. x in the last few years. T h e y
have not - *ng w ith the Sym p h on y
inciding w ith the ten ire of < on

T H E

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ENROLL I \J V r \ I AT
ARTHUR MURRAY' S
It s easy to becrime the most r^P*
it D r person in tour let 'xhen ’.oil
visit A rthur M urray'*. Here, be­
ginners *an perform the most
difficult steps in a fe» hours.
T h a t s b e c a u s e t he f a m o u s
A rthur Murray Magic Step is the
kev step to a l l dances. T ome in
to \rifeur M urray >todav.

ARTHUR MURRAY

THE TOWER
Favorite Rendezvous of
Teaas U.
Best Music in Town

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803

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Call Johnny at 2-6382

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A n n o u n ce s

Its Party Time

F r id a y Will lie the last day that
foreign student*’ tuition scholar­
ship forms for the first semester
will he available at the In te rn a ­
tional A d v iso ry O ffice , said Jo e
Neal, director.
To he eligible app licant* must
A t an -pan h ou.* fo r t h , c ia ..
Th' " " " W
T uesday w ill l««t
J u t T u - ,d a v niarht, J . F ra n k D o h ,. » b,' ut » " b" u r I t . p i
is to have a ( average or higher, must
re vpoint.,-,
on
p r o f'M io n a l
O r the y m r . s r tiv itiM . he registered for tw elve hours or
w ritin g , »nd introduced H . r . Still- T h . d rb n t. q u M tto w w ill hr trivrn more, anc! must be aide to prove
a definite need for fin an cia l as
w ell, well-known local author who out.
In the workshop, inexperienced*
w ill conduct the cla sse r
^stance.
men w ill he trained for debating
and the more experienced w ill be
coached fo r more perfection.
(Mans cai! fo r particip ation in
-ix
in terco lleg iate
tournam ents.
Chese events are the Southwest
In v ita tio n a l
and
Round-! p af
Vustm, B a y lo r Forensic, M iam i
Debate, M issouri V a lie v Forensic
The Sten ograp hic B u rea u , cen
at Law ren ce , Ka*., am) Southw est
teal service agency fo r the J ’ni­
ve rsity , w ill charge fo r typing, ( o n I e r e n c e.
stenographic, m im eographing, and
m u ltilith in g service*
this year.
Two UT Exes Receive
These
services
s e re
form erly
given to individual departm ents .Magazine Citations
w ithout charge.
S601 DADAS HIWAT
Tw o fo r me i I n iv e ie io students,
This action places tin Sten o
both now magazine editors, re­
graphic B u re a u on s hs-i« para >1
c en tly received aw ards in a con­
w ith other service organize* ion5
test sponsored by the Intel n atio n ­
of the I 'n iv e rs iti .
al C ouncil of In d u stria l Ed itors.
Rome o f the change- that have
IKTEKTAT!
The Hum ble W a y , edited by
been e ffe c tive since Septem ber 16
W a lte r ti. Be a ch , received one of
I tm m trbI
include a price o f $2 per hour f f,r
the highest aw ards out o f the Hilo
m im eographing and m u ltilith in g
magazine* entered.
and a charge of $1,50 per hour
The
Dallas
Magazine,
with
C 7 > r ? z c t t it c +
t if iT
for typ ing and stenographic work
2 ■ -o I I
K S
Ti t
Horace A in sw o rth a* editor, re
G eneral o ffice supplies w ill be
ceived honorable mention.
furnished at cost.
STRICTLY
A ll outgoing U n ite d States M ail
FOR FUNT
w ill he handled w ithout charge
, 'T- /<// r j V i.vu/except fo r the actual amount of
H H V i IN
IH I\ 1 I IN
postage. There ss no charge for
I W O S H O W S N IG H T L Y
handling fa cu lty mail.
F e a tu re S ta rt* at 7 P M

Tile Sorority

at the Avalon!

Foreign Student Tuition
Forms Available 4 Days

Com® out and enjoy yourieivet
at

lM io io g r a n liie S c h e d u le

Avalon Dinner Club
6200 Dallas Hwy.
Phone 5-1303

P ictu res are to I>e m a d e at the Koen Studio

Stenos to Charge
For Bureau Work

i.

2.>
U() G u ad alu p e

S T U D IO
8 :J0 a.i i i .

to

s

H o u rs:
5:5(1 p.m.

ES SHOWTiftlE
AT INTERSTATE THEATRES
S

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4:>( ^

W a r r e n W . Black m an ,
T h e A u stin tr a ff ic divi*~pnounced that students
c* ^ tra ffic citations la*t.
.e
who have not a tte n d ­
C t?
A ?
ed /p evil! he faced soon w ith
e also stated that his
w ill check w ith the
o ffic e for the names
now enrolled.
.iie ra l, how ever, there w ill
no special emphasis on the
U n iv e rs ity t r a ff ic . It i« expected
th e re w ill be m ore violations than
d u rin g the sum m er because o f the
increase in autom obiles around
the campus.
S a n d e r s D o i n g ‘F a i r l y W e l l '

B ra c k e n rid g e H ospital described
D iane Sa n d e rs as fe elin g “ fa ir ly
w e ll’’ late M on d ay afternoon.
The U n iv e r s ity ’* only g irl ch eer
le ad er w as in ju re d T h u rsd ay night
in an autom obile accident.

Greg Scott
Ball R o o m D a n c e Studio

“ KON-TI K I"
th rillin g S to ry of
Ex p loration
“ LAST OF I HE
BU C CAN N EERS”
Paul H enri- ’
ta rt Oak,
A

T H E P A IN T E D H IL L S ”
Lassie— B ru c e Cowling

MONTOPOLIS
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“ R A Y I T O D E L U N A ’’

T E L .

ALPHA G A M M A D ELT A

2 - 0 7 8 9

Mon.Oct. I thru Wed. Oct. 3

•♦The

ALPHA PHI ........................................... Thurs. Oct. 4 thru Sat. Oct. b

Inhrt

I

CHI O M E G A '.................................... Thurs. Oct. 4 thru Mon. Oct. 8

Merceries

Ir el and
McCambndg*
— Puny Express Cartoon—

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F IR S T

DELTA DELTA DELTA ..................... Thurs. Oct. 4 thru Mon. Oct. 8
DELTA G A M M A

TEL
7

SHOW

m otion

bring

6 P. M .

your

p ictu re

back

................................ Fri. Oct. 5 thru Mon. Oct. 8

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we

DELTA PHI EPSILON ..................... Mon. Oct. 8 thru Wed. Oct. IO
DELTA ZETA ................................... Tues. Oct. 9 thru Thurs. Oct. 11

STARTS TODAY

to

“ GOODBYE
MY FANCY”

.............

I thru Wed. Oct. 3

ALPHA O M ICRO N Pl .........................Tues. Oct. 2 thru Thurs. Oct. 4

The

L O V E JO Y

Mon. Oct.

T h e y h a d n o t h i n g t o l o s e b u t lit#
. . and th - y know how cheap
that s o !

CRAW FO RD

Frank

ALPHA EPSILON PHI ......................

lim

R obert Y O U N G

Mon. Oct. I thru Wed. Oct. )

ALPHA DELTA P l ............................... Mon. Oct. I thru Wed. Oct. 3

c n p iT O L

2 P. M .

Y A N K IN K O R E A ’
Lo n M c C a llis te r

IR IS

■

“ THAT S MY BOY”

L A S V E G A S ’’
Ann- Gwynn-

"U N D ER W E S T E R N S K IE S ”
Yeo C a riP c — Naoh B e rry Jr .

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ALPHA CHI O M EG A .....................

BWONDA

REAGAN • FIEMING

JE R R Y L E W IS

YANK
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M OVED OVER!

"SH O W BO A !
K ath ryn Grayson
A r a Gardner

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q u E E n

Sorority

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Must Be M a d e T h r o u g h

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Traffic Violators
Face Warrants

All A p p o i n t m e n t s

had

because

G A M M A PHI BETA ......................

Tues. Oct. 9 thru Thurs. Oct. I I

of

request.

c h a rles

LA U G H TO N

KAPPA ALPHA THETA ...................... Tues. Oct. 9 thru Thurs Oct. I I
KAPPA KAPPA G A M M A .................. Wed. Oct. IO thru Fri. Oct. 12
PHI MU .......................................... Fri. Oct. 12 thru

Mon. Oct. 15

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First Show 2 p.m.
Err ol

Ol i vi a D e H A V I L L A N O
F L Y N N * Ann S H E R I D A N

“ D O D G E C I T Y ’’
5 CARTOONS 5

“ THE HUNCHBACK
OF NOTRE DAME’’
w ith
S IR C E D R IC H A R D W IC K
M A U R E E N O 'H A R A

Pl BETA PHI ................................... Fri. Oct. 12 thru Wed. Oct. 17
SIG M A DELTA T A U ...........................Fri.
ZETA TAU A LPH A ......................

O ct .12 thru Mon. Oct. 15

Mon. Oct. 15 thru Wed. Oct. 17

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