round-UP

BY H IL H A M (WILLIE) MORRIS

High* up on the twenty-seventh 
floor of the Tower, where all our 
petty dealings below seem sm all 
and childish and out of proportion 
with God s great handiwork, sits 
a man who has done more for the 
U niversity than any person alive.
I LISTENED to him Tuesday, as 
he spoke of far-off years, steeped 
with wisdom and tradition. As I 
did. a w ave of awe sw ept over 
me and, under the stony stare of 
a Greek philosopher on the wall, 
I humbly tried to hide m y Eco 
302 and Chem istry 605 notes.

Surrounded by his 15,000 vol­
um es and his m em os of 
things 
long past. DR. VV. J. BATTLE has
,. 
g r o a n w ith hts U niversity. H e h a s 
seen a vision fulfilled.

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that 

time 

HE ( AME to this st hool in 1893 
A* 
the now-dead-and- 
gone Old B. Hall w as but a spry, 
little youngster, and 
mischievous 
only 
long 
thief' other buildings, 
since victim s of the s te a m shovel, 
grac ed the L e s v T h a n -F o r ty Acres.
The 
faculty num bered e v e ry bit 
the student body had 
of 25. and 
rea ched a n all-time high of 350.
In ’ne course of o ur c o n v e r s a ­
tion Dr Battle showed m e a pic­
ture of 
the Did Main Building.
it w as a 
Much 
tru ly beautiful stru ctu re , and. as 
he pointed out very d e a r to thou­
sa nds of T exas faithfuls. 
I

to m y surprise, 

T h e D a

T e x a n

‘The First Co liege Daily in the South’

V O L 53

Price 5 C ents

AUSTIN, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ll, 1953

Four Pages Today

NO. 65

"PEDESTRIAN C R O SSIN G A H E A D " is I g h t warning of danger- 

ous cross'^g a* S a " Jacinto Boc evard a nd Twenty-fourth Street.

Traffic Light 
Still Discussed

By BEVERLY BAKER

chairman, and Virginia Jenull) to 
Discussion of a Traffic light for consult with Luther Stromquist, 

Tw enty-fourth Street and San J a - ehtof 

a , 

Truman Served 
With Subpoena 
In White Case

House Committee 
Calls Ex-President 
To Testify Friday

NEW YORK, Nov. IO Uh- For- 
P resident Truman w as served
traffic and se c u rity officer T u esd a y w ith a subpoena o rd e rin g 
him 

to a n n e a r before 

Th.,.. 

lh,, 

l io n s , football 

the Austin City Council m eeting Chief Stromquist two w eeks ago. U n-A merican Activities Commit-
tee F r id a y for questioning in the
M r. Strom quist told th e m his de- 
T hursdav. 

The intersection, m ain a c c e ss to p a r tm e n t w as doing all it could to hery H a r r y D ex te r White contro- 

students living in soh e the problem . But he explain- versy.

the < am pus for 
the San J a c in to Dorms, 
main artery for traffic to and from do much because the s tre e t w’a s de- own counsel a s 
downtown Austin 

is also a ed that his d e p a r tm e n t could not HOWEVER, TALMAN kept his 
to w h eth e r he 
voted to city traffic and w a s a city would heed the call to he present
in Washington at 10:30 a.m . that
street. 

Students who live in the d o r m s 

consider th a t the cTossing is dan- Hicks then went 
gerous for them . Councilmen noun- C o u n c ils last m eeting, N o v e m b e r! Newsmen, seeking 
te r th a t they a re trying to balan c e 5, and p resented the com plaint. Ho what T ru m a n planned 
the city budget. 

to as ce rta in 
re-
also proposed one solution a traf- oeived a hand w ritten note from a
T ru m a n aide, Matthew Connolly,
fie light for the intersection. 

The problem was e m p h asized 

to Austin City day.

to do, 

Hundreds 
For Band

when the c u r r e n t s e m e ste r w a s one Councilwoman E m m a Long fa- saying only:
vveek old. W allace Hicks, resident vored the light, but the o th e r coun- 
ct Dorm H and m e m b e r of 
G rievan ce Com mittee, 
com plaints about 
. rn mi1 
, 
■
f r o m 
s e \ e r a i

the oil m e m b e r s did not. The council subpoena 

in the next council m eeting on T hursday

received 
intersection 

living 

boys 

the 

instructed the city traffic engineer George E. Cooper, retu rn a b le F ri- v e r s it y ’s eighteenth annual
to investigate 

and report a t the day, the 13th, a t 10:30 a . m . "

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bul tiler q u e r i e s w ere turned 

Day Saturday. 
The bands, 

“ Yes, Mr. T ru m a n ac ce pte d the F rid a y evening and on 

handed 

to 

him 

by the night to he guests a t the Uni- ‘ v i c i n g 

Beauty Bevy Promised 
For Football Reception

V arsity football players and oth-, cam pus service organizations from [tween students and players are Pat heart; and the two cheerleaders 

er students who com e to the Texas 7 to 9 rn the Union ballroom, and I McGinn, University Sweetheart; Pud Payne and Sue R agsdale.
Union “Open House ’ Thursday every U niversity student is invited J Mary Jo Savage, V arsity Carnival
night will be 
M cKelvey, Most
by cam pus beauties.
AMONG THE beauties who will Beautiful F r e s h m a n (1952-53);
. J ' 1?1’ , f e l : ' 0*e ^ U nh ' T ” ', °! 
J e a n 
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literally “ snowed” said Jitter Nolen, Union director. Queen; S h e n ..................

» f «» h o ste sse s for e a c h individual Paul* Lane. Miss T ex a s; 

team a t l i be hosted by , p la y e r and a s 

in te rm e d ia rie s 

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M em bers of the varsity squad 
w ill stand in groups of three around
th e Union bal1r«m LvW th“ them “ w iil
 ----------- 
non uaiiroom . a t t n t h e m w in
Jack son Aqua Carnival Queen; Jo- be one> tW0( thre(?i o r four b e a u ty 
Ann York Mica S w e ethe art; Elbe queens who w ill introduce them -
Luckett, (1952-53) U niversity S w e et-‘ seive* to students and then intro-
duce students to the players. Cow­
boys and Silver Spurs w ill usher 
students to the cam pus beauties
a n d players.

Dr Battle w as the o cc u p an t of e.gh* d o rm s 

the 

Residents of the dorm s selected 

in Old Main.
the highest office 
H* playfully called 
‘ Owl s 
it 
Nest “ So attac h ed did he become 
the Building that. on 
to 
the eve 
of 
the d ay that w o r k m e n ’* ham -
m e rs w e re to painfully t e a r aw ay p o r t e d a co m m ittee of two (Hicks, a 
its hopes of 
the 
entire night in his office, loyal to 
the last

a com m ittee of 
the com plaint to 
Com m ittee. 

The G riev a n ce Com m ittee 

life, he 

spent 

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Hicks said 
three to p rese nt told him afte r the council meeting,
the G riev a n ce that on S ep tem ber 15 the engineer
to
ap- W alter Seaholm, city m a n a g e r, for

rec o m m en d a tio n s 

traffic engineer 

had m ade 

the 

a l l . ”

light,

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of this week

Deans Hat in Ring 
ForUgliestManTiile

aw ay with the respo nse:

“ No further com m ent. T h at 

is

A SHOUT WHILE later the for­
m e r P resident, 
together with his 
wife, d a u g h ter M a rga re t, an d a 
n u m b e r of other persons, loft 
the 
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel w here he is 
staying during a four-day visit.

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v \ n i t i n i : 

t i t 

As T ru m a n spotted the big corps 
of new sm en w aiting for him he
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i 
c h u c k l e d and 
s m i l e d broadly. As 
thc r e p o r te r s began shouting ques­
tions, T ru m a n m e re ly shook his 
head negatively and said over and 
ov er:

1 1 1 1 1 I 

it 

f i e 

the 

in d raw ing plans 

After having played 

a m a jo r 
the 
for 
p a r t 
Tower, 
of R e g e n t s
Board 
a w a rd e d D r Battle his spacious
tw enty-seventh 
floor office Here 
the g ran d old m a n of the U niver­
this month, 
sity. who will he S3 
has spent most of his tim e these 
past 16 y e a r s .

HIS ( W IP! H is a living em bodi­
ment of all he has done. He served 
the U niversity as acting president 
from 1914-16 a s Dean of Arts and 
$ enc es from 1908-11, d ean of the 
faculty 
the F acu lty 
Budding Com m ittee from 1920-48, 
and profe sso r of classical 
lan­
guages. I/), these m a n y y e a r s 

c h a ir m a n of 

“ Black J a c k ’ Holland, the “ d ean m a y still en ter a f te r Wednesday. 
the but they will not h ave th e ir n am es 

“ No com m ent ”
of ugly m e n , ” h a s entered 
BEFORE TRI MAN received the
Ugly Man 
r a c e for 
subpoena, hut a f te r the com m ittee 
consecutive y ea r. This d a r k hoive 
to 
had announced its issuance, news-
candid ate w as one of three e n trie s F red Hansen of Sigma Chi and men asked him if he would honor 
turned 
office Tuesday. 

into the Alpha Phi O m ega w a r r e n Karns of Alpha Epsilon 
- p, registered for the contest. Both 

second on the ballot.
In 

“ Black J a c k . ”

addition 

the 

it.

The ballots for the election will candidates ran last year. 

he p r a t e d T hursday. C a n d id a tes 

F ive flash c a rd stun ts a rc plan-
“ Let s just w ait and s e e . '’ he re- nod for TCH half-time, said Bert

plied. 

Cox, Rally C o m m ittee c h a irm an .
( i e n - H erb ert B row nell,. The R ally C om m ittee announc-

re- 
The Ugly Man C o m m ittee 
rrunded organizations with candi- 
d a te s that r a m p a ig n in g . e ith er by m an prom oted White although he 
hook or crook, t a n s t a r t im m edi- 
ately.

A u >’ 

svho c h a rg e d last week that Fru- ed m eetin gs W ednesday and Thurs-
d a y from I to 5 p.m . in Waggoner
l'nPVV (be F B I had listed White as Hall 8 and F r id a y fro m 2 to 5 p.m.
a spy, also w as in New York to- af M em orial S tadium , 
day. He declined 
m ent on the White e a se and 
subpoenaing of T rum an.

fu rth e r com- 

'Bevo' Included 
In C ard Stunts 
ForT C U Gam e

Chest Donations 
Going ’Very Well'

The quotations on 

the ceiling 
of the m ain reading room in the 
the r a ttle b r a n d s on G a r ­
library 
the Texas products 
rison Hail, 
on W a ggen e r Hall. 
the coat of 
a r m s which girdle the Main Build-
mg. and the various a lp h ab e ts that first two d ay s of personal soli' ita- c a m p u s politics. 
g le a m from the r e a r of the Main 
the
B udding w ere placed there at his turned in will not be available 
*ugge«fion 

“ Black J a c k , " who ran last y e a r 
u nder the n a m e of “ J a c k the Rip­
per Holland, is expected to stage 
to C am pus Chest one of the d irtie st c a m p a ig n s be­
during th e c a u se of his past e x p e rien c e with 

tions but e x a c t figures on am o u n ts However 

in the wok. C a n ta Cal­

have gone “ very well 

Contributions 

la ter 

un-

til 
kins, Chest c o -trea surer, said Tues- 

o th e r cand id a tes 
are w arned of this and can do a n y ­
to win. Votes a r e 5 cents 
thing 
to 
each and go 
the U n iv ersity ’s 
one big d rive 
the C a m p u s Chest. 
that the w in n er of the 
The loot 

Inactive Demos,
Get Official Okay

. 

n 

he h as day night

THROI LH THE v ea rs 

Miss Calkins and Dixon H olman. 

descended from the O w ls’ N est to
s e r v e a s p a llb e a re r at a Negro 
the 
c o a ch m an s 
funeral, 
the 
seal of the University, 
girls in G r a c e Hall to chant, and
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design 
te ac h 

Once he w as even 

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s 
, 

„ 
e . e r v new 

building on the cam pus. 

men s tr e a s u r e r , expressed pleas- contest will 
from Austin
ure ov e r the response to the Chest s firm s has been tallied and includes
plea for money so far. Miss Cal- four shirts, a r e c o rd alburn, sever-
kins said th a t the personal solici- a1 ties. gift ce rtifica tes a p o rtra it,
tatlons d n v e 
the pictures of the winning cam p aign,
living units- should produce a b o u t a few dinners for two, and a ‘cigar- E xec utiv e C o m m itteem an Wallace 
—- — - — 
guilty of a
S3.OOO, or $20 for each of the about ette lighter
pun The story goes th a t the girls 
150 solicitors. 
of G ra ce Hall, a dorm d esign ated goal is $8,000 
by Dr. Battle s co m m ittee, took a 
their 
cue from him. E very 
they a n s w e re d : “ Hel- 
phone r a n g 
Who in the hall do you w a n t ? ”

n 
in U49 to represent 
tile only official Young D em ocratic 
in Texas. The docu ­
organization 
m e n t w as 
to national 
forw arded 
Young D e m o c r a tic h e a d q u a rte rs 

its first night, she a i d e d F ig u re s Pipes, handkerchiefs, 
on more recent, s a l e s will be re- other incentives.
leased la te r this wfeek.

Night Snacks brought in $78 on expansion hand, danc in g 

er billfold, cuff links, a white gold c.e ™ ejected 

N ational Committeewomen Mrs.

Ugly Man trophies go on display 

Also a rain (o a t candy, a Jeath-

lessons, 
and m any 

I o ta I C a m p u s Chest 

Two top s t a t e D em ocratic p a r ty 
officials gave their official certifi­
cation T uesday to one of two fac­
tions of T exas Young D em o c ratic 
Clubs.

fund-raising 

r ec eiv e 

,,, , , 

tim e 

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in 

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s

, 

Hilda Weiner!, Seguin, and State previous week

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to
a 
Savage, Dallas, signed a docum ent snKlv II1P n as n c a r d stunts used 
certifying Young D em oc ratic offi- a * Illinois and Southern California
./inroconi w ith an evo to im proving the stunts

C om m ittee hopes 

f l a s h card

I QZQ tr, 

/.art 

n i e 

used a t the U niversity next year.

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41 Date Tickets Remain 
A s D r a w i n g Continues

fight 

THIS FIN E , en d u re d g e n tlem an 
has l e i a wonderful life. He never 
w as known 
nor 
to pick a 
to run a w a y from one. especially 
when old J im F erguson 
incurred 
his w rath. He could put his foot 
down in such a w ay th a t w as not 
to he m oved by S atan nor anv
A rival U niversity Young Dem- 
morral. Above all he could grin a ocratie Club w as organized on the 
h appy and h um an grin, and n ev e r cam pus in rr.eeungs T h u rsd ay an d 
ap- 
lose an ounce of his convictions Monday 
a d d r e s s Pfoval from the legally recognized 

New Young Demo 
Group Organized

received 

c o m m e n c e m e n t 
a 
In 
m a d e 
sa id : 
in 1943, Dr. B a ttle 
' Of the voting faculty of 1893. only 
one oth e r is still alive. Yet I have a middle-of-the-road 
seen m uch that I have toiled for 
come to fruition, and cle a rly there 
s t i l l friends that I r a n count, 
are 
m ore 
th a n I d e-erve. God bless 
t.h*m ail

organization

Lewis 

labels 

club, which 

itself 
D e m o c ra- 
organization, elected officers 
Monday and v ill adopt a

in open meeting a t 
constitution 
7 p m . Wednesday, N ovem ber 18.
elected 
Stephens was 

and 

has 

H1*1 

Wednesday at the Co-Op.

Tuesday s enrtic.s bring 

the list 
of ugly men up to seven. The four 
who entered previously a r e George 
A rm er, Phi Sigma K a p p a ; David 
“ B o n g o 1 Barnhill, K appa Alpha; 
“ D irty Red ’ Kelly Delta Sigma 
P hi; and Richard S h r a n k , Mica.

Big Three to Meet 
Dec. 4 in Bermuda

WASHINGTON. Nov. 

19 

P 

L ea d ers of the Big Three powers 
in B e rm u d a D ec em ­
have a date 
issues, 
ber 4 
in­
i elations with
cluding the West s 

to study global 

Mrs. Weinert 

told r e m n a n ts of 
the certified group, at a m eeting 
called by them in F o rt Worth last 
week end that she would not c e r ti­
fy them as a p e r m a n e n t group, but 
as an interim group. In the m e a n ­
tim e she said, she expected them
to call an open convention to which students h a v e d r a w n more 
all faction would be invited, The 
m ajo rity decision of 
this conven­
tion would he binding

Date tickets for the TCU-Texas 
g a m e h ere S a tu r d a y a r e still av ail­
able at the ticket office in G regor J 
Gym

Of the JOO d ate tickets, 159 had 
been sold by T u esd a y afternoon;
than 

I 500 tickets.

The 

ti( ket offi< r will be o;»en 
Wednesday and T h u rs d a y from 9 
to 12 a m. and from I to 4:30 p rn.
It will be open for t i c k e t draw ing
and

active since 1919. Fifteen person!
w ere present at their F ort Worth on F r id a y from 9 to 12 a rn, 
m e etin g: five o b se rv e rs from ac- from I to 4 p.m. 
five Young D e m o c ra ts who met in 
All tickets not d r a w n by 4 p.m.. 
San Antonio O ctober 33, five a p Fridav will be put on 
to 
inactive Blanket T ax holders. At 5 p in 
p a re n t s u p p o rters of the 
organization, and five officers of ’ tickets will he sold to the general
the 

inactive organization.

-ale 

The

o r tified group h a - been in- 

More than 140 high school hands form ers. 

from e v e ry co rn e r of 
S ta r State will a r r iv e 

is 
Ixine a.m . to 3 p.m. 

the 
in Austin orv G y m .

It 

scheduled 
from 9 
Saturday in Greg-

through Winners for tw irling in two di­
visions C lass A hands with od or 
Band m ore m e m b e r s and Class B hands 
receive
the 
to 
in each 

than 55—will 
with 
invited by the I ni- trophies. Medals will go 

less 

a 

«

e a c h y e a r, will m a rc h next 

versify 
near-ten-thousand strong S aturday division.
[n dle dow ntown p a ra d e , b ands 
morning 
in a pal a d e down Con- 
judged on m a rc h in g and 
g lo ss Avenue and will 
the gam e placing. First and second place 
fo lly A ir e s 
re _ 
between 
I e.xas C m istian I Diversity Horned ceive trophies, to be p rese n ted at

guest at 
the L onghorns and 

in each division win 

four place w inners 

then b e k vju be 

the bands 

,'° £ v 
Laton twit leis will have a fea- 
tuied 
their 
a p p e a i a n c e in a contest estim ated 

the gam e.
^ fifth trophy will he aw a rd e d 
to fbe group com ing the g rea test 
this
/^ stance. Childress 
handle a p p ro x im a te y 500 per- av. y r H 
a w a rd 

this y e a r with 

tact voar 
last year.

half-tim e at 

received 

i ole 

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THE PLAYERS being honored 
at the get-together are Bill Bible, 
Chester Simcik, Paul Parkinson, 
George Robinson. W alter Bond, 
Bunny Andrews, Charley Brewer, 
P at Tolar, Bill White, Dick M iller, 
and Dougal Cameron.

Also. C h a rles T ravis, E d K elley, 
Glen D yer, J a m e s P ierson, Bill 
l^ong. Joe Youngblood, F re d Weir, 
Ro Sexton. Delano W omack, Buddy 
Calhoun, Billy H arris, J i m W atson, 
J a c k M cM urry, 
Johnny' Tatum , 
Leighton Younger, K irb y M iller, 
Ken Cook, G eorg e Allen, Bob Flinn, 
J im Rosser, a n d Jim Davis.

Also H erb G ra y , Phil Branch, 
Bull Johnson, Buck Lansford, Ken 
Harlow, L aw ren c e Kalm us. C harles 
Petrovich, Dick Gawlik. Langford 
Sneed, Don M cGraw, F r a n k Fin- 
chum. Clifford Polk. Carlton Mas­
sey, Wayne D elaney, Menan Schri- 
ewer, Bob Tucker, and Don Jones.

O ther p la y e rs 

include G ilm e r 
Spring. C arl Aalund, Billy Quinn, 
Howard Moon, M alcolm k itc h e n s , 
Dick Hopping, H a r ry Burke, Fred 
Skidmore. C ha rles M aehem eh l, and 
Charles T ravis.

N am e tags, distrib uted by APO, 
a r e being p r e p a re d by Spooks. In 
addition to the girls a lre a d y m en­
tioned, Union invitations have been 
sent to P a t Hinds, P o rtia and Most 

and one of 

for Sw eetheart 

En-
T°P F iv e
last

U N IV E R S IT Y S W E E T H E A R T
Pat M cG in n is just one of the 
multitude of campus beauties, 
who w I serve as hostesses to 
sanity football players Thuzs-
day niqht from 7 to 9. The Un-
ion "O p e n House 
in hon er
of the p layer.

HROTC Scuttles 
Relic Whaleboat

Also 

featured 

Resides com peting in the contest
hefore the gam e, twirlers will par- 
ticipate in a half-time show, d u r ­
ing which r ep rese n tativ es of every 
guest hand will join in special for­
m ations and music.
in 

the half-time 
cerem o n ie s will be the 1952 p a ra d e 
w inners. They are hands 
from 
Brownwood, Harlingen, L e v e r e tt’* 
Chapel, and Llano High Schools.
The 1951 atten dance rea ch ed an 
all-time high when 144 bands a p ­
peared. Only 139 groups 
p r e se n t for 1952’s event.

The w h ale b o at w hich has 

long O utstanding G irl on th e c a m p u s ;

w ere been “ do cked” on the N aval ROTC a n d L>7>n Lovinggood, “ M is t 

The person responsible for 
the 
[annual hand d ay is Colonel George 
E. Hurt, who ac ts a s ad v iso r to 
the Longhorn Band
it 
com e 
to 
air ector. 

He 
in 1937, a y e a r a f te r he had bonfire, 
the U niversity as hand 

grounds h a s been scuttled for junk, Rin 
rj 
... 
Because of ifs dilapidated shape
the 26-foot double-ender w as first
initiated offered for the Texas-A&M g am e
but N R O T C officials 
iea rn ed fhat t h e r * is tn be no bon­

, 

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'c a n d id a te s 
year.

^ 

Stunts for the 

last home g am e 
the of the y e a r will he a salute to the
visiting Horned F ro g s, a rem in d er 
to give to C a m p u s Chest, a Band 
Day stunt with a d r u m m ajor and 
a twirling baton, a stunt honoring 
the T Association, and a p ortrait of 
Bevo.

Cox said 

the com m ittee plans 
to a w a rd ce rtifica tes to about tw en­
ty m e m b e r s for their work on the 
flash ca rd stunts.

though som e ca rd s were

E v e n 
throw n at 
said he w as pleased because the 
loss w’as minor

the B aylo r gam e, Cox H ass, F r e s h m a n Field, 

c o m p a re d to the ouf ^-v !*IP Athletic Council.

Fre shm an Field Bonfire 
O u t Because of D a m a g e
It m a y be impossible to have the 
traditional bonfire before the Tex­
as-A&M g am e this y ea r.

Due to d a m a g e s from nails and
the usual 
spot of the bonfire, has been ruled 

More inform ation will run in the 
the burning of 

T ex an concerning 
the Aggie d um m y .

Smoke Damages 
Science Building

Slight 

resulted 
smoke d a m a g e 
T uesda y from fire of an unknown 
source on 
floor of E x ­
perim en ta l Science Building.

the first 

the 

University em ployees, who dis­
covered 
fire 
d e p a rtm e n t. F ire m e n said the fire 
might 
from 
“ combustion or spark s ”

fire, called 

have been 

ca u se d 

the 

The only d a m a g e w as the burning 
of woo! 
the ceiling. 
A portion of the ceiling tile vwns 
rem oved to exha ust the smoke.

insulation 

in 

Geologist LeRoy Speaks 
On Earth s Structure

THEY HAVE also gone to this 
y e a r 's Top Six finalists for Most 
Beautiful F r e s h m e n : G ayle Halin, 
B etty Lee, B etty J e a n Whitten, Hel­
lene Cain. P a tr ic ia Pennington, and 
Bentley Coe.
O thers 

this year, The w h a le r wa*
fire 
offered 
the Boy Scouts. They 
also declined the antiq u ated ves­
sel.

to 

What h a s happened to the vvhale-

the T ex a s 
finalists 
for 
the M ilitary
finalists and 
boat" Monday 
last 
an d finally c a r rie d a w a y 
b a r k of the U niversity tra sh col- year. Bluebonnet Belles, and Belle
l e c t o r s 

Stars, T exannes, 25 
TSO. D uchesses of 
the Top Five 

it w as broken up Ball, 
rn 

for Sw eetheart 

t l i ^ Top 25 

invited a r e 

truck

the 

finalists.

November Ranger 
Tells About Dating

illustrated 

in color by 

M ir r o r ” 
John F ra z e r.

The N o v em b e r R a n g e r wiLl fea­
inside color 
the main

ture eight p a g e s of 
illustrating 
stories.

three of 

“ She 

The Girl of the Month is Ire n e 
junior education m a j o r
Kress, a 
to 
from Houston 
speak Russian before she did Eng- 
lish,” said Joslin. Miss K ress' p ar- 

The m a in article for the month 
is on dating. It is divided into how 
people get acquainted, tr a its people 
w ant in a date, xx hat people like ents w ere born in Moscow. 
to do on a d ate, and how people 
flush their dates 
is a 

sophom ore 
is on the co v e r
illustrated . which also includes a sketch of a n 
sto ry ," said R a n g e r editor Churly Aggie and se v eral sm a ll d raw ings. 
Included is hie caption “ How Y'ou
Joshn. “ I think it should be very 
enlightening ’
(donna Keep T hem Down On 
the 
F a r m A fter Thev ve Seen U T ? ” 

Joslin wrote one of 

fin'-’ a n s m a jo r, 

Sandy Schwarz, 

four-page, 

learn ed 

" I t 

a 

the h u m o r 
articles. It is a com parison of the 
Rom an circus a n d college football 
titled “ W hatever Happened to the 
Old R om an C irc u s? "

Elroy Ikxie h a s w ritten a serious

“ Wooing the Muse a t Aggioland” 

is the final story.

The R a n g e r will also 

include 
its usual n u m b e r of ca rtoon s and 
jokes T3ie m a gaz ine w as se nt to

lo\ e

*y called “ L au g h ter In the • the p rin te r Tuesday.

l i t t Cjocs on Metc

9-5 N ominations 

for Ugly 
APO ofi ice, 'I exas I nit>n.
9-12 and 1-4 30-- D raw ing for 
g am e tickets, Gregory G ym.

TCL

9-5 Faculty* a r t exhibit, Music 

401.

Man,

Building IGL

7 -Pi L am bda T he'a. K appa ho u se ,
7 F r e sh m a n Fellowship, YMCA.
7 Men's Glee Club, T exas Union 

Building Joggi i

7 Radio-TV Guild, T e x a s Union 

9 and 2 T ornado conference. B a tts 

311.

11 Silent observation of A rm istice 

Auditorium

I >a>

12 C a p ta in T hom a s I. Ayres 

to 
ad d re ss U niversity A re a Kiwanis 
Club, G eorgian Tea Room

1-5 Rally Corn mitt* c, W aggener 

7 Alba Club, Sutton Hall.
7 - Forensic.*!. T exas Union 3091,
7 15 Round faille discussion, N ew ­

man Annex No. I.

7 70-10 Ohserv a torv open, P h y sics 

Building.
7 30 Mica 

Room. T exas Union.

coffee. 

I n te rn a tio n a l 

4 Beta Beta Alpha Waggoner

7 30 -Discussion of use of alcohol, 

I San Antonio Little Symphony 

conceit, Mus..' Recital Hall.

5 O m icrom Nu, H F B 

reading 

7 .30-N ew com ers Club in te rior de­
coration group, 2601 West Eighth.
7:30—Mica executive council, T ex­

Methodist E ducation Center.

Hall 8."

Hall.

public.

Dr. Lrxlie W alter LeRoy, c h a ir ­
m a n of the geology d e p a r tm e n t at 
The annual benefit g a m e between 
the Colorado School of Mines, will 
the I Diversity and A&M freshm an
to a g ra d u a te s e m in a r on 
speak 
learns will he p layed in Memorial c a r e e r s in geology at I p.rn Thurs- 
Stadium N ovem be r -I 
will be sponsored bv the Ben Hut 
Shrine and proceeds will go 
to 
crippled c h ild re n 's hospitals 

Dr. LeRoy will discuss the ana- 
|y>;s 
s tr u c tu re 
through the study of a e r ia l photo-
said E d g a r W. Owen

S tudents w ith Blanket T axes will g ra p h s, 

Ihe g am e d a y in Geology Building 34 

e a r t h ’s 

the 

of 

be adm itted free

s e m in a r director.

Ten Enter Finals 
^ l n Frosh Contest

president of the new Young Demo- Russia.
crabs, which opposes 
the existing 
Young D em o c rats, p red o m in ate ly 
liberal and “ anti-Shivers. 1 headed 
by Boyd Taylor. Stephens is also 
a m e m b e r of one of the rival dele­
gations 
the national Young 
D em o c ra tic convention in St* Paul. 
Minn., T h u rs d a y 
tb rougb S a tu r ­
day.

Th'' strateg y m eeting, fo lowing 
hid

of a 
close on Soviet rejection 
foreign m in .—
tr> 3 Four Powe: 
,n Switzerland 
conference 
ier- 
will 
to g e th er P re sid en t 
b r i n g 
E isenho w er P r im e M in ister Ch u r ­
and P r e ­
chin of G re at Britain 
m ie r I>amel of F ra n c e .

to 

Student Party to Meet Tonight

sleeping 

and 
co m m ittee 
The 
forum of 
the Student P a r t y will 
m e et W ednesday at 9 p.m. at the 
U niversity “ Y 

The group will discuss im portant 
plans for the spring election and 
p a r ty organization.

Mem orial Stadium Dedicated in 1924

ineteen contestants 
the 

com peted 
in 
the p re ­
two divisions of 
lim in arie s in the Hemphill Fresh-

n , , n Rea<G * Co" ,' s t 1TUMdf>r 
ternoon in Speech Building Itta. 

Other officers; elected M onday

by the founders of the new
Jim M cK «j(han.
3re 
F a r a b e e 

p 

v ice-presi-
s e c r e ta r y ; 

club* 

F inalists from th e girl* djvwton ; d e n t . 

a r e Mrs. Myna Atkins. M agda- „ nd H a , DeMoss 
lens Benavides. Lots Hamilton. 
Susan M ow rey, and Dont R ichard- n i g h , 
s°e. 

, 
P .naIists from the boys division of.thp.road group 

, p r e s s s ta te m „ nt T lJfsdai
sai d. V t h a v e
level-headed, middle-
fh„
fo b„ . om e 

organized a 

tre a su r(.r 

Stephens 

, 

, 

a r e E rw in A h ;ens, C harles D en­
ms C h a r t a . King G a r y Miller, T „
and Mir-naei Wigodsky

IT ai 7:30 p.rn 

The final contest will he N ovem ­
;n Benedict 
b e r 
Hall 111. A radio will be a w a rd e d 
to the w in ner of eac h division by 
Hemphill s Book Stores.
___________________________________ sured of a c h a r t e r , ” he continued.

a s y 

D em o c rats 

“ After our 

first m eeting 

last 
tent a dele­
Thursday night we 
gate to the m eeting of the officers 
of the sta te Young D em o c rats in 
Fort Worth at which we w e re as-

officially recognized U niversity of member 27 1924. d e d ic a te d Memor- various e n f l a m e s h.-d some of the 
lal S tadium 
to the men and w o n ea rly KH) U niversity students vvhc 
men of T exas who gave their l i v e s _________________ ________________________________
in World W ar I.
is requested that 
\ r m is t h e 
t>*> ob served throughout the 
of 
a m om ent 
b \ 
I niversjt\ 
silen ce at 
ll a .in . No special 
se r v ic e s will lie held, and hen ce 
faculty, staff, and students are 
ask ed to p a u se in their activities 
at the Ii o'clock hours.

preceded the A&M g am e, Cove 
nor Neff said, “ In d edica ting this 
stadium , m ay we indulge the h o p e
that ifs service to o u r people will
. 

c la a r m a t « c a r e 
legal process provided by the sta te patriotic as w as the se rvic e of our
which

‘‘By this action we wish to m a k e 
t h . 

In his dedication speech, w ha h 

he ju st as pure. a s loyal, and a-

o h s e n t i a n t e s

to the c a u se 

following 

for 

It 

, » 
, 

« 

Ad- 

~ 

B ro ad ca st ( .a m e 

A play-by-play account of 

the 

I / *V 

I
T exas-TCL g a m e will he b r o a d c a st and national D em oc ratic officials. I soldiers 
rom M em orial Stadium S a tu r d a y 
over .Station KT BC. K ern Tips and c h a r te r we 
A
Alec ( bo sse r will annoum e H um- group w i l l attract a 
hie Oil lr Refining Company will hership 
sponsor the p ro g ra m . 

“ Upon the receipt of o ur official 
legal
l a r g e mem*
students

interested* 
throughout the c a m p u s . ”

that o ur 

feel 

of 

they offered 

their all ’’

The students who w e r e 
in planning 

instru 
stadium 
m ental 
have used it as a l a c i n g m e m o ria l 
to those Texas dead.

the 

W W I Dead Were Honored

G overnor F a t M Neff, on No- 

P laq u e s on the sta diu m wall- 

In 

tilt1 

fail of 1929 

th* Leg;*-- mg now stands 

the slogan “ F or T exas, I
l a tu r e a p p r o p r ia te d $16.(XX) for a With 
solicitations began, C a m - 
bronze plaque with 
' 
5.280 citizens of T e x a s who 
the 
th e ir lives during that w ar. It is l o s ’ a te and ll OOO people contributed 
r a t e d at the north end of the Ste- $554,000 
d u r n . 

result w as M em orial Sta-

the nam es of Will 

lost paigns w ere 

the stadium , 

conducted 

to begin 

The 
Mov am en ts to build the Univ cr- d iam . 

o v e r 

s h y an a d e q u a te football stadium 
began in the fall of 1923 w hen 30 h a v e played in the sta d iu m reg ula r- > 
students m e t with L. Iv during football season, striving 
prom inent 
T hee Bellmont, athletic director, 
to keep the sa m e pure, loyal spirit 
who was a dvoc ating a new football which Governor Neff highlighted 
field. 

tim e T exas 

Since that 

rn 3924.

t e a m s

Sigma Alpha Iota te a for Miss
Josephine Antoine, Music Build- 
mg loggia. 
5:30 UTSA 
en's Gym . 

late 

room.

a s Union.

8— Delta Nu Alpha 

to h e a r Roy

Brown, T exas Union 301. 
8— “ Hobson's Choice,” X Hall.

initiation, Worn- 8:15—San Antonio Symphony Or- 

chestra, Gregory’ G ym .

DR. LOGAN WILSON, 
B r e a d e n '

w e re killed in 1917-1 
provided by the sta< 
hon and the boy a p a re n ts

----------------- 
In recent .veals an invocation and
T hey w e re played at Clark Field a field with the national anthem h av e helped 
lev recall the mon for w hom the s t a ­
im assoc.a- wooden sta n d s and bleachers 

Ixjnghorn g a m e s w e r e then being 

r t e d w here the Engineering Build- drum is a m em orial.

I Austin S tam p Club Austin Pub- 9 Student Party’ Steering Coni o u t ­

lie lahi Hi \ . 

tee and forum, YMCA.

7 Turtle Club, W om en’s Gym 
7—Theta S igm a Phi, J o u rn a lism i Glee Club, T ex a s Union 401.

9 T ryouts for girl soloist for 31eii s 

 Wednesday, Nov. II, 1953 THE DAILY TEXAN Peoa 2

I l l i n o i s S o p h o m o r e L e a d s 
N a t i o n ' s B a ll C a r r i e r s 

IO 

N K W Y O R K , N ov. 

f 
J . C, 
C aroline. Illino is 
long-legged suc­
is running 
cessor to Red G range. 
a w a y w ith m a jo r college football 
rushing honors while a pair of rutv 
ber-armed qu arterbacks are throw­
ing all th e y’ve got into a bld for 
the passing crow n

S O P H O M O R E Carolin#* already 
the g reatest ru s h e r in the history 
the Rig Ten has sped 1.075 
of 
in se w n 
y a r d s 
gam es— 360 y a r d s ah ^ ad of O hio 
S ta te * B r ,bln W atk in s and A ri 
zona s K e n C a rd clla both ’Aith 715 
yards.

from s c r im m a g e 

Bob G a rre tt of Stanford aw l 
7.rke B ra tk o w sk i a rc the passers 
vs ho arc tied w ith 92 completions 
each according 
to o fficial N C AA 
S e rvic e B u re a u statistics re I ca cd 
Tuesday. Both have played eight 
gam es to date but G e o rg ia 's Brat 
is the best bet to connect on the 
most toshes because he has three 
gam es to pint 

to tun for Ga ii eft

Stanford s sharpshooter hit 20 of 

last -.seek 

TI pashes against Southern Califor 
fo r >24 
m a 
a id s and 
three 
touchdowns G-t:r#*i? s per 
form ance in the 25-20 losing ■ a i*# 
in
en abled hit- 

'.>ke 

iw d 

the 

to 

y a rd a g e gained saith 1 360 most 
touchdown passes 13 
the 
highest completion averag e 58 2 
pei < en! among those who h-#. #* 
a tte m p t'd HK) oi more pa -'#-

and 

M a s tro g io v anni now has 

I ;02 
y a rd s by land and a ir with G arrett 
next at 1,215. P a u l Larson C a lifo r­
arri* 0 
nia 
is third won 
lo ved by Bratkow ski 
I 155 G irl 
I 104. C aroline 1,075 and Arkansas 
L a m a r’ M f H a n 1.042

I 190 

The Br at a od M cH an ha e three 

gam e* left to p tv 
tvs a

the others on 

Carter Defends Crown 
A g a in s t Savoie Tonight

rn i 

M O N T H F AI Nov 
the 

IO * 
lightweight <hampion 
C arter 
‘ ho 
and not the careless fighter 
loses non-tit I#1* bouts defends his 
crown against Montreal « Arm and 
S a vou Wednesd i 
M ontreal F o rm

nigh* 

th#’

in 

A lth o u g h C arte? 

*• as b€*aten bv 
S a v o ie or a split de< ision iast Feb- 
ru a rv >n an ov e t -fhe-weight ma ti h 
the compact Ne * York Negro 
is 
a solid favorite

Art vert ,>"-mr»n?

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR CAUSES 

LACK OF EASE SOCIALLY

P R E E T R IA L T R E A T M E N T T O U T. G IR L S

C T . g irls h •• sa■ mg goodbye 
Hep da tory w ax. am i 
those old-fashioned 
io n tv mg unw anted 
ta k e up too m uch 
n e ve r solve 

rn 
i azo 
tw eezers 
ways of 
h a ir T h e y 
tim e* And 
an yth in g do th e y ?
The girls a'* 

then 
to an 
e m b a rra s s in g p ro b le m * 
A ustin c lin ic w h e re unw anted 
fa r e ne* k undei-
h a ir on legs 

taking 

the 

arrris 

arid 

thighs 

is 

rem o ved 

for ev #u

T h e 'D iet rn iq net con system of 
re m o v a l p e t rneitently de­
to 1600 su perfluou s 

ban 
stro ys 

lip 

ha O'- in arr in ex p en sive one h o w 
tre a t m e n ' w ith no ■earring, no 
p ittin g 
ap- 
this 
p ro v e d 
ad to 1805 S Congress and get 
a fre e t r ia l, or r a il 2-3238

i« m e d ic a l!v 
F’oi proof bring 

and 

vvV»->

AYE. For r-r-real

Purple Candies 

T C U * upset-m inded F ro g * h ave 

borrow ed a 

I#* af fro m the T exas 

book on black m agic d e ig n e d for 

hexing the opposiMOfl 

The studer* 

tx*d 

of 

the Fo rt 

W o rth school j 

j: rung purple < a n ­

glos 

rn a cop# of stopping 

the 

L onghorns ra n page this #»ek end.

f to f> jrpi# 

and I es cork G i * en 

didn t

»

Ai L a s t I...n mg Mi# h , .ins' be- 

foi e kick-off * rue in the gam e be­

tween 

rd.* and M ichigan State 

Bona Id K» ai# > 

a 165-pound two- 

y e a r 

letterm an 

for 

the 

visitin g 

F r o g w alker! ti it. id ly up to 

I C I 

C oach Ab# M i a and announced 
- ared 

C oach 

I n 

'rh# grid •. i v 

I i .-tin gian<-#*d at 
his conv'c tc d d efe n s iv e star w ho 
. c h *<h#*duled 
*o start a ’ ugh* 
the Bur pi# and a s s e re d 
ha if for 
-tart F in n e y 
M a y tie 

ie >#*?•#-# 

t Da e Finn#

‘ But, Coacl

"h e s sr a I od 

Michigan St 
No. 2 team, w

‘ported F ra le v

then the nations

\,v-M gam e 

L a n v I st;#'

B a ’ or-T'-x; s 

■ irda;- of an 

mer aii-A m erH a 
'j ia 'i back for the B a v lot B e a rs 
rem in d ed us 
inn- 
‘-hi h happened to him aftei 
dent 
h# 
in 
1951 K b e l who >• all-around b r il­
lian ce had JU st en ab led th#* B ru in s 
.1-21 w a s supposed 
0 tie A A M 
to (n e tt n.s g irl ti i» nd 
'w h o in# i- 
Lxbtll now I on file 
denHv 
follow in g 
fieid 
th#* 
tr adition-lmund 
cont#-i 
a 
group of Aiv><* 
the 
p i ' k#*d 
B ec 
Ii# Id gore • ii and ga e birn an 
in u-pei od sho-. let ba# k ride to 
the d i e i n g :o o n i 

is M rs 
im m erfiatelv 
but 

iqr 

I she; I hum bled h im se lf g ia i iou sly 
to the Cadet * < • i I - “ -hers, then re­
turned to the [ la v in g field to meet 
his sveeethna ’ B u t that old Aggi#- 
sp irit on< e ag a in prev ailed and 
h#1 w as o en another 
free rid#1 to 
his locker rofrrn

I i i i rd 

ti me m a y be ch a rm 

hut 
and 

Is b e ll te rm ed 
pro- ceder! 

it a 
to 

to 
lost 
g e t 

sonv 
i i iso 
dressed

Thr-r-rift... Ivm

! Ute T H E D A IL Y T E X A N 

C L A S S IF IE D A D S . Whether-r-r Im

2 d a y service/

Telling or buying I know that s the 

place for r-r-real bargain*. 

It * vur-r-r-a timple, too — I 

ju t! C A L L C O N N IE at 2-2473!

ion 
and 

WATCH 
JEW ELR Y ’ 

REPAIRS

O n e Year U ncondition al 
G u a ra n te e on W a t c h 
R ep airs
R e p a ir s

^ m * 

f I 

Call Connie I kruger’S

m 

• 

a t 

2 - 2 4 7 3

On the Drag 
2236 G U A D A LU PE

U p S e t- m in d e d T C U

^

P rim in g fo r S te e rs

Brewer, Massey Prai ted

SWC Experts Add 
Gray to A-A List

TCL’, Texas’ opponent .Sat­
urday afternoon, is thm loop’s 
l e a d i n g giant-killer. T h o 
from Fort Worth 
Froggios 
rarely win 
the Southwest 
Conference t i t l e , but they 
glory in p l a y i n g havoc w i t h 
th#- top team of the confer­
ence.

Ar

the 

into 

seem 

o th e r >#,im 

D e lv in g d e e p e r 

A nd to m a k e it e\cn w o rse 

the 
to en tov k n o ck in g 
F ro g s 
c h a m p io n sh ip 
T e x a s on* of 
th an an 
mot e 
th ey 
p lay 
In 1932 1941 1944 and 1946. 
[kl -d the Orang#- * 
the Che ist an- 
rh a n # e to sh a re or w in tho S W C 
title o u trig h t bv sp rin g in g upsets.
'h e ir past,
one fm ds the m is ch ie vo u s v c a r e r s 
ind W h .le h e e blot­
of the P u r p le 
ted # ha impious' reco rd s n u m ero u s 
In 1947 and 1948 tu e y 
other tim es 
(md 
th# C o a k W a Ik e :-led M u - 
tangs of S M U . th e y beat T e x a s in 
in
1942. downer! c h am p io n H u e 
I ed 
'34 A rk a n s a s 
S V U ' in 31 and tied the 27 A g g ie s 
and beat the 25 e d iso n of c h a m ­
from C ollege Statio n 
pions 
*

’.7 and 

in 16 

H to#>k the FT og a vh:l#- to fig u re 
to b#*at T ex as, but e v e r 

out how 
-in# e I he \ ca igh* on to the kn ack
the-, h a v e been a riangerous en e­
my 
U n til 1929 T C C had n ovel 
w on a g a m e from th#- Lo /h orns 
but sin ce then h a v e won 
ton of 
the 

tw e n ty gam es

la t 

T he tu m b le * eru p tin g fro m F o r t 
W o rth tie - year are a co m b in a tio n 
of sever -I th in g The\ h ave a ne/ 
ro a c h , a new fo rm a tio n and a lar k 
of re a l ta tent A b e M s 11 r 
for s e v e ra l 
tan* 
y e a r * m o ve d 
top sprit 
into 
this s e a r M ien the old n aster re ­
tire d to th#' a th le te d irei rorxlup, 
and brought die split-T w *h him 
★

J ) (ch M eyer 

a sr 

the 

to 

F'rog m a t e r ia l tins y e a r 
low 

is also 
'.eve \-disro erod 
at a new 
w e a k n e ss e s and num erous in ju rie s 
h a v e kent 
tile H o rn ed To ds a* 
slow gait ail season. T w o bright 
d is m a l 

sou:#/ net 

the 

in 

h o w e v e r, h av e been 

the Fro g s 

this yeas 
the co- ap-

pols 
b ow ing of 

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mg ha

and Mal- 

'a n honors F o w le r 
sen ior w no 

is a 200 p c m d 
first 
the 
left h alf, but also the se#- 

is not o n ly 

*r.ng 

tong

a g g ie - - ive 

• his 
P u rp le an d 
a l-Ame-i- 

fair'd #>nd strin g q u a r te rb a c k 
The-, h a v e n t g o f e n 
et and th e y tov#* to b eat T ex a s

that upset 

Kenneth, That Is . . .

Sugarland Grid Star 
One Hall of a Scorer

lf) 

S U G A R L A N D T e x N u -, 
Do 
won 5 
high 
in 9 8 
w h ile pa 
ens ai f 

fi 
j ou 
think a # olio ,e < o<,v u 
be n t c; cst# #1 in a ;sKj po .md 
h o d boy w h o ru n s IOO y a rd s 
mi >r U and s t o ic s 75u points 
sing for J i n in four sen­
or bn ll ?

th iel 

U F L L , 

11 l-a lour 
settin g .
I ex as 
m ade

a n ew
foe; ball.
57 points 
lark hung

v cot ion 
com er in the | 
of K e n n e th H a l 
of a r m o r c is e 
mg killed ai th 
HaUv Sugar 

Hi'lie-, con- 
I I S I . I K L a 
K)w and a n y n#*w- 
rn
jght 
,a I a d c to I he door 
I better wear a suit
run the risk of be- 
e rush
I .a od 11 gh S< Im x)I 
I- i > lust finished 
to 
s c o rin g reco rd 
for 
T h e o ilie r night he 
to beat the th )c o ­
lp by D ic k Todd.
la te r #)f 'I '" . a AA.’ I and the W a s h ­
ington R e d sk in s , w h ir at C ro w e ll 
lh'- e a r ly th irtie s. 
II gh School 
Todd to lled up til.4 point* H a ll
tw o 
lef* to p av w ith D a n b u ry 
nigh* an#l P e a r la n d N o v . 
to pi iv# If g am es 
add ition 
in 15 
L a n d *s u n d e fea ted 
t gen c- 
T h e only g a m e 
.and lost in three y e a rs w as 
i># -au.se of

r a av 
gam es 
F rid a y
20 m 
bu ga r
•-ti High 
duga- 
".lien H a ll 
illness.

i i i - 692 md 

ouldn t play 

their* are 

in 

im* 

. IT 

ga nod 

I I F A L I A 

K F N N I i l l 

J it on a
how th- nth* r nigh* aga ast O rc h ­
ard w h h e b re a k in g Todd s i e cord 
H i' played only one and on# half 
qua; for-, 
y a rd s 
c a r r y in g the b a ll se ven tim es an 
a v e ra g e of L' I 
lie had runs of 
71, 36 12, 60 and 61 y a rd s as he
scored five touche! avos and kicked 
seven #-\*i a points 
in a 67-19 v ic ­
tory H e also pa sod To y a r d s to a 
te a m n 
touchdow n 
fo* anoth*-r 
And he w is l.r.e b ack*'- on defense

ll Ti has Sc o red 2 56 

in 
is 
seven gam#*s 
lust 72 short of the all- tim e one 
v e a r reco rd of l l s held b v Todd

ixnnts 
this s--a-on Hp 

Mural Schedule

\\ F J) S Y >!*A >
FOOT B AI I CH A '! PION SHI P
< In** \
I pm

• fie * - V* S I

pha ¥ pallor!

( la«« H 
H pm

Ka pea

Av a freshm an H all got 58 points 
>o in his four y e a r* hp has tallied 
750 He has p a ir 'd for 56 toueh-
dow n -.

and 

H A L L 

-8 point* 

too 
'#»red 

III A one-man gang 

rn
In the 1951 state meet.
ira. k 
11#> 
last 
-I i .ag got 36 in lr "im g his team 
'-peat cham pionship. H# runs 
to a 
jumps he 
• he 
throw s the 
brite! * 22 feet in that 
shot and runs on ’he 
.print relay 
team .

l r>o and 22b broad 

H r also plays b.okr-tbaLl 

in his 
.pare tim e and is a star in That 
too

a lrea d y 

I i i ! ! who finishes high school in 
May 
is h#-ing sought bv 
Texas G#»orgia A rk an sa s Texas 
AAM O klahom a Southern Metho­
dist and Rice He said he was 
ha , mg a tough tim e dr-nding where 
to go but hoped it "w o rk s out 
I ra n go to a Southwest Conference 
in engi­
He is interested 
school 
neering

S B O P

SCOTT
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1601 San Jacinto 

3001 Guadalupe 

Reg. 22’ 

Ethyl 23’ 

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H . E. N ie lio n O s c a r Step h an

m CAMT GET A GUO.
WITH A GULA

OM, • How do you know wkon 

your best foot s forwtrd?

O n ce th e re v.a« a S e n io r who w * i

spiel?- she eooed 

“ n p , " said Bee­

Sh->. t Look. (hi* i* a vtorv. it per­
mits certain libertte« with the truth ) 

man. “ Oooob," sh# said. taking his 
arm. “ I n ut lore O riginal. M asterful 

He'd call up a G ir l, stammer in- 
coherentlv through the I'r# iminari***, 
gurgle h#’ipl#'»sly through the Bicu s­
pids, and banc up. I)a ’c,e«». One dav 
in hand. 
h:# room m a le took him 
‘'Herm an, o il buddy. ’ he said, . . . 

and unfolded a P an.

Nf-xL dav the B s: Cir! on C«mp'i* 
got a Tel-eram. V 
ter«e mF*«s82e. 
x m; Iy : “ W ill pirL rou up a* eight 
PN I. Fridas-. Regac -. Herman H. 
Clorkenapiel.” She wa* 
Intuckered 
and waiting when H-rman sheep- 
i«h#*d up the »ieps of her Sororuy 
house.

“ Are you Herman H Glocken­

M e n ." Herm an was on his way.

Now Herman ha* more date* than

the *■*c a n 

I>e«er*. S t ill makes -»m 

a1! by Telegram. No fool, thia H e r­

man.

W hen TOU ' e got a Date in mind 

— W hether 

it s with 

the Campus

Queen, a Am-.th ^iren or a B ig Mo- 

m»nt B a c k H-nne— a Telegram has 
the M a r of-the world Approach that 

pleases. Eq u a lly effective, too, 

for 

birthday*. M other's Dav and F a lte r 

Me/sage* congratulations, or yaps to 

Po p for C ath . or to Sia to A irm a il 
you The B a g g y Sweater. 
Ju a t call 
W estern U n io n and ae*.

ta c k le and a 

D A LI^ A .S Nov 

IO T A sopho­
m o re 
ju n io r g u ard 
h a v e pushed rh-'ur w a y m ro the a II- 
'h e Sou th ­
A m e r / a n 
w e st C o n fe re n c e 

lim e lig h t 

in 

A D D L D TO the growing lis t of 
fop p ro s p e c ts for th e m y th ic a l team 
this w e e k a re H e r b e r t G r a y . the 
and 
big sophom ore 
K e n n y P a ii 
p la y in g rn- second 
v a r s it y season w ith R ice 

fro m T e x a s 

T h e re g io n a l b oard whose d u ty 
it 
is to m a k e re c o m m e n d a tio n s to 
the A s s o c ia te d P r e s s , d iv id e d th at 
G r a y and P a u l. w ho Mrn#-d in g reat 
la s t w e e k a g a in s t B a y lo r 
g a m e s 
and A r k a n s a s re s p e c t,v e ly 
have 
bf*en corc>iS*#*nt enough to w a r r a n t 
inclusion .n th# 

i*t rd p ro sp ects 

in 

G r a y w a s devastating H e re c o v ­
e re d a fum ble to set up Tie \ .tai 
T e x a s to u ch d o w n 
its 21-2Y) u y 
tory over B a - for A vi#->ou* ta # k le 
c au se d an o th e r B a y lo r fu m b le ^ nd 
he w a s on 
the bottom of B a y lo r 
running p la y * a il aftern o o n Coa^h 
G eo; ge ..S lue; 'o f B a y lo; -aid G ra y 
w as the lin e m a n who hurt h.s team 
the rn#)-*

U K M C A I <»HT the py ## of lo r in 
Mc-Mu lien of th#- F ort W orth Star- 
T e le g r a m am i B ill R iv e s of 
the 
the board 
D a lla s N e w s 
*# o th er expert*- 
m e m b e rs as w e 
co verin g the A u s tin g a m e

two of 

Haul was the ' i k of the town for 
his gie?#* gam e against Arkansas 
Ja< k H ead y of the A 'k an - a « rtemo- 
(-ra* another m em ber of the hoard 
the pv - #* guard highly 
pra sed 
H e a d y a *o 
i,K*d D ic k Chapm an 
the giant R ic e tackle 

C la rk N e ii.on of *h#- Houston Po*-’ 
xaw* both garner and upped P a i l 
and G r a v on his r l-Amerma 
lls* 
And Bi d Sh"rn-,an of W B A P - T V 
the o th e r m e n h e r o ' the board 
talked abo it (Ira-, and -/.nod R. e 
in 
and M cM u llen 
C oodv 
th#- most ecmsistently good a1!-, 
. 1 
around ba k rn the conferen#’e 

labelling J e r r y 
the B a y lo r -tar as probably 

P R A I S E F#> Ft C harley Bre w e r 
T e x * ' q u a rte rb a c k ; Ca Iton M a s­
sey* T e x a s end; Ja m e s R a y Sir.:th. 
Ftay ior 
B ern e? 
S M U end 
boa rd

and B d 
a lso < a m e *{ro m 

'a r k i e , 

the 

A ll a No agreed that one of the 
most consistent!> outstanding line­
men is M organ W illia m s of T C I 

K osse Johnson 

'ne *'#*mendo'i' 
Rit-p f ir lh? #*k continued a< a fa- 
\ or;?e.

ONE DAY
C lean in g and Pressing

No L x 'r n < harge

Longhorn Cleaners

H E R B E R T G R A Y 
. . . more a cclaim

AT

RANDY’S

C H O O SE YO U R S 

B 5 * 0 * E 

IT'S G f d ’ ED

.BARBECUE

C L O S E D S U N D A Y S

RANDY’S

E. 5th at N s c h e t 
PH. 8-1166

y o u c a n t g e t 

in a n o r d i n a r y s h o t

H e re ’s a «h#w» w ith the 

give th# ) m akes you w alk w ith 

• brisk yo u n g step It gives you the added com fort of the Ja rm a n 

H an d - H e x e d Sole anH special soft cushion tread ru b lie r h ee l. 

G>me in Uxiaj for Jarniac • 

frirtidlinesg of tit.**

/

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Millet tim . in . i t 2}. ii# lim it i

M E D IC O H IT E R P I P E S

UN IO N B ID S . O N C A M PU S

Talapkona 6-4Q3 I

V x n r i m i i u .
J S T O R E

S H O E 

2348 Guadalupe — On th# Drag

 W ro n g Q o J ?

1

Little Man on tho Campus

By Bilder

This nation has been playing ball with 
tjko team s for more than three centuries, 
but this year, they seem to hare con­
fused goal posts. To be explicit, on the 
C ongressional field, the Dem ocrats have 
been playing for the Republican coach, 
and 
the Republicans have been doing 
their best to fumble his strategy.

Translating from the sports vernacular, 
the Dem ocrats, known as the “opposition 
party” in Congress, have sided with the 
President against attacks from members 
of his own party.

There is the Southern faction, especially 
here in Texas, which has protested that ^ 
the President is not a “representative’ of 
the Republican party, but after his stand 
these last few weeks, th ey can no longer 
find 
logic or validity in their argum ent 
that he is in the middle of the field.

This is referring to his statem ent that 
he hopes all Republican nominees win. 
Even when one of these is Senator Mc­
Carthy, Mr. President ?

Perhaps another question 

i> in order. 
What can the D em ocrats gain by support­
ing the President against his own party’s 
critics0 Certainly not m uch when he ig­
nores Dem ocratic back-slapping and turns 
his other cheek to Republican blows.

floor 

in the 

interest of 

leaders elected 

The practice of both parties in Congress 
is to u^e their floor 
in 
party caucuses to control business from 
the 
the party. 
Furtherm ore, the responsibility for the 
party’s action rests primarily with 
the 
'loor Leader, the party’s chief strategist.
the m inority party 
takes no action because of divergence of 
in 
policy and opinion 
it, by 
the Adm inistration.
inactivity, supports 

Therefore, when 

its ranks, 

Or when one faction actively offers sup­
port, power goes to the Adm inistration. 
The m ajority in Congress is constitution­
ally independent of its leader, as the sep­
aration of powers clause provides; 
if it 
takes opposing sides to exert this inde­
is legislation which 
pendence, the result 
the President pockets or vetoes. Thus, 
all of the power of governm ent reverts 
to the executive branch.
the Republican 
No one can accuse 
party of Congressional 
its 
inactivity 
m any days as the m inority party. Under 
the direction of Floor Leader Robert A. 
Taft, 
the “opposition 
the position of 
party” was never a m ystery.

in 

Perhaps in this m ay be found the rea­
son for the reluctance of the Dem ocratic 
party to take active part 
in opposition. 
Many tim es during its reign in Congress, 
it felt that the m inority delayed govern­
ment action dangerously.

Although this may be a reason, it can ­

not be accepted as an excuse.

The D e m o c r a t s can find pertinent 
issues to exert party policy in the interest 
little 
of better governm ent and do a 
creative criticism . This 
in advo­
cation of mud-slinging, but a plea for fact­
finding and presentation of these facts 
to the public. No Adm inistration has been 
perfect yet, and there 
is no reason for 
hero worship to glam orize this one as 
such.

is not 

Tile tw o team s had better take advan­
tage of this time out to get their goals 
in sight before the next half which begins 
in January, because in the event neither 
scores, there is another team just waiting 
to takf the Hold.

— JOHNSON

9 Vi W o r t / , SI

T

This week, Campus C hest’s personal 
solicitors will be at your house, asking 
for m oney for the cam pus’ only charily 
fund drive D on’t let them lease w ithout 
ITX) per cent contribution—everybody giv­
ing everything he can. It s the onl\ time 
the year y ou ’ll have a chance to help 
support organizations w h i c h som eday 
m ay be caving your own life.

Each of the organizations cho.sen for 
Campus Chest m oney has a valid need for 
student support; they depend largely for 
existence on v o l u n t a r v contributions. 
important, the services they per­
More 
to students; 
form are of direct benefit 
this is the criterion by which they were 
chosen. All seven organizations- Am eri­
can Red Cross, Cerebral Palsy Conter.

Polio Fund, World U niversity Service, 
Sponsored Students, Am erican Cancer 
Society, and V n i v e r s i t y YMCA—are 
ready to help students in their own field, 
and will be ready to help you when you 
need their kind of aid.

When you pass up your chance to give 
to Campus ( ’hest, you are playing with 
human lives. When you g iv e - and it will 
take less than SI per student to put the 
Chest well over its goal- -you are playing 
safe with your own future and that of 
your colleagues. You are saving that it is 
worth $1 to you to be free from need and 
pain and that you are willing to pay SI 
to take care of yourself w hen you do need 
help and the many others that need 
if 
now.

W ilto n Says

Prisoners Not Excused 
For Germ Confessions

Fe 

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W A S H IN G T O N 

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of 

D e f e n s e C h a r le s F W C o n s a i d p m t a r v p in 
T u e sd a y the m i li ta r y < an no t ex- 
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its m o r a l o f f e r ’ 

Wilson w o nt on. 

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tr e m e n d o u s p r e s s u r e 
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fig h te r a g a i n s t 
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11 Per Cent Donation

Campus Chest Helps 
Y' Pay for Activities

By SHIREEV HU M 
( E d i t o r * * N o t e : T h i s is t h e fifth 
of sex e n I n f o r m a t i x e a r t i c l e s on 
t he o r g a n i z a t i o n * xxhlch r e c e i x e d 
m o n e y f r o m ( hi s y e a r ’s C a m p u s 
( ’h e s t . )

“ Inv rx t l l p e r cent Get IOO p e r 
T h a t s th e c la i m of the C a m ­
cent 
p us C h est c o n c e r n i n g fund* d o n a te d 
to the YM-Y WCA.

ll p e r c e n t of ih e “ V s 

'File money p led g ed by the Chest 
total 
IOO 

is 
re c e iv e 
b ud ge t. But 
p e r c e n t of th e "Y s ’ benefits.

s t u d e n ts 

T h is y e a r s C a m p u s C hest c o n ­

tr ib u tio n is to be A2.750,

it

is o p en 

The YMCA 

to all s t u ­
dent*. r e g a r d l e s s of ra c e , color, o r 
c re e d . H o w e v e r , m e m b e r s h i p isn t 
n e c e s s a r y f o r p a r t ic i p a ti o n 
the 
v a r i e d p r o g r a m s .

in 

T h e s e p r o g r a m s a r e set up 

lo 
fhan d u p li c a te 
the U n iv e rs ity . G r e a t 
the s t u d e n t D F p r o g r a m , 
(Tamp w e r e born 

s u p p l e m e n t r a t h e r 
s e r v ic e s of 
Is su es, 
and F r e s h m a n 
an d grew o u t of YMCA plans.

f r a t e r n i t i e s 

S tu d e n t e m p l o y m e n t and c o u n se l­
the 
ing s e r v i c e s w e r e set up by 
ta k e n o v e r by 
' Y '' be fo re b ein g 
U n iv e rs ity o r g a n i z a ti o n s . T he 
r e ­
tr e a t idea now the fa v o rite of s o r ­
o rities 
and m a n y 
of I i d o r g a n i z e d g ro u p s , w a s a n ­
o t h e r of the “ Y 's ’ m a n y " f i r s t s . "
1* p a r t o f a n a tio n a l 
an d in t e r n a t i o n a l m o v e m e n t of s t u ­
dent C h r is ti a n g ro u p s , tint U n iv e r ­
sity s t u d e n ts m a k e policy an d p r o ­
g r a m d e c is io n s fo r the local o r g a n ­
e n ti r e l y 
ization 
fro m 
local 
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and c a b in e ts o p e r a t e 

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iring. J ime

T o th e E d i t o r :
r e a d 

I 

in 

th e e d ito ria l 

the No­
v e m b e r 6 edition of T h e D a ily 
T e x a n c o n c e r n i n g the Y o u n g D e m ­
o c r a t s ' c o n v e n tio n 
in S a n Antonio, 
a n d I w a s a m a z e d at th e a b ility of 
I 
th e w r i t e r to tw is t 
w o u ld like to sh o w th e f a l la c i e s in 
his e d ito ria l point by point.

facts. 

th e 

th a t 

c o m m i t t e e w o m a n 

1. T he w r i t e r l e a v e s th e i m p r e s ­
in S an 
the c o n v e n tio n 
sion 
le g i ti m a t e . A e ­
A nto n io w a s v e r y 
n e it h e r W a ll a c e S a v a g e , 
tn a Ny. 
D e m o c r a t i c 
c o m m i t t e e 
e x e c u t iv e 
c h a i r m a n , no r M rs. Hilda W einer!, 
n a ti o n a l 
fro m 
T e x a s a n d a S te v e n s o n s u p p o r t e r 
last y e a r , 
th e c o n v e n ­
r e c o g n i z e d 
tion a s legal. In a jo in t s t a t e m e n t 
the tw o, th e y d e s c r ib e d 
i s s u e d by 
th e 
“ s e m i- s e c r e t , 
d o m i n a t e d b y a n d c o m p o s e d a lm o s t 
e x c lu s iv e l y of l e a d e r s of a ’frin g e 
se* n o n of the p a r t y . ”

c o n v e n tio n 

a s 

that 

s t a t e s 

2. T he w r i t e r 

the 
m e e t i n g r e p r e s e n t e d a c r o s s s e c ­
tion of th e D e m o c r a t i c p arty . How 
lu d ic ro u s c a n o n e b e c o m e ’’ T h e 
p r i n c ip a l s p e a k e r vvas R a lp h Y a r ­
b r o u g h , a n o u ts p o k e n c r i t i c of G o v ­
e r n o r S h iv e r s a n d a l e a d e r of the 
in T e x a s . N e w s p a ­
l i b e r a l faction 
c o n v e n tio n 
p e r a c c o u n t s of 
sho w 
the c o n v e n ti o n w a s a 
that 
r a m p m e e t i n g p r a i s i n g N ew D eal 
a n d F a i r D e a l policies. If the c o n ­
s e r v a t i v e w in g vvas r e p r e s e n t e d a t 
all. th ey w e r e in v e r y s m a l l m i n o r ­
ity.

the 

a p p a r e n t l y 

3 T h e w r i t e r s t a t e s t h a t the “ die 
h a r d s ” a r e m e e t i n g in F o r t W o rth 
the S an A ntonio g r o u p . 
to c o n t e s t 
c o n v e n ie n tly 
He 
o v e rlo o k e d 
1 h c 
g r o u p 's 
s u p p o r te d S t e v e n ­
son last y e a r : I w ould h a r d l y s a y 
ih a t 
is a “ die 
in d ic a te d 
h a r d ” o r r e a c t i o n a r y .

T r ip l e tt . 

th a t h e 

le ad e r, 

th a t 

h a s 

the 

4. T he w r i t e r ' s sec tio n ab ou t d e ­
m a n d i n g pat ty loyalty' r e m i n d s m e 
of 
asin in e fight by F r a n k l i n 
R o o se v e lt J i . “ Soapy W illiam s, 
a n d the te s t of th e so c a ll e d “ Young 
T u r k s ' at the D e m o c r a t i c c o n v e n ­
tion 
lo y alty 
ple dg e. T h e s e m e n w ou ld h a v e 
if 
w r e c k e d 
the p a r t y c o m p l e te l y 
in­
o l d e r a n d w is e r h e a d s h a d not 
te r v e n e d a n d u se d good scn*e 
in 
th e m a t t e r .

last y e a r to 

install a 

it 

tha t 

ti m e 

Also. 

th e will of 

Politic al p a r t i e s a r e not o m n i ­
potent 
a r e 
o r g a n i z a t i o n s w hic h 
a b o v e any c r i ti c is m , a s so m e p eo ­
ple w ould h a v e y o u believ e T h e y 
a r e only social in s titu tio n s for e x ­
p re s s in g 
th e i r m e m ­
b e r s ; w h en they 
( e a s e to p e r f o r m 
this function, they h a v e no r e a s o n 
f o r e x is te n c e ,
is 

the F a i r 
D e a l an d N ew D e a l w in g s of 
the 
D e m o c r a t i c p a rt y stop ta k i n g T e x ­
a s an d th e South for g r a n t e d . If we 
in o u r 
sho w m o r e 
thin k in g a n d voting, m o r e a tt e n ti o n 
will he g iven o u r 
r e q u e s t s an d 
w a n t s 
in W ash in g to n . T h e D e m o ­
c r a t i c party' sh ou ld r e m e m b e r t h a t 
ju s t b e c a u s e Our g r a n d f a t h e r - v o t ­
ed for C le v e la n d is no s u r e in d i c a ­
tio n th a t T e x a s will vote p e r p e t u a l ­
for the D e m o c r a t i c P a r t y . T e x ­
ly 
an* h a v e good 
re a s o n in g 
ab ility , a n d th ey sh ow ed last y e a r 
if the N a ­
th a t 
it 
tio na l D e m o c r a t i c party 
took t h e m 
f o r g r a n t e d

th e ' w ould u se 

in d e p e n d e n c e 

r a t io n a l 

r e p r e s e n t e d at 

If the ro*t of th e Y oung Demo* 
s a n 
ta a tl e c lu b s 
A ntonio a r e of th e s a m e t e m p e r a ­
m e n t a* the U n iv e r s ity Y ou ng D e m - 
o* 1 att 
h r‘ n a m e d 
“ A n ti-S h iv ers ’ club s. The club h e r e

should 

they' 

se e m * to h a v e a s its sole p u r p o s e 
the d e s t r u c ti o n of G o v e r n o r Shiv­
e r s , an d not 
the solid ificatio n of 
th e D e m o c r a t i c p a rty .

ra d i c a l 

T h e Y oung D e m o c r a t i c C lu b of 
the I n iv e r s it y is not only o p e r a t i n g 
is als o 
on a n on -legal basts, but 
led by 
l e a d e r s w ho only 
w is h to f u r t h e r th e ir o w n i n t e r e s t s 
a n d wid'-’n th e g a p b e tw e e n d if f e r ­
ent g ro u p s in the p a r t y . T h is g ro u p 
is d a n g e r o u s to tho N atio n a l D e m o ­
c r a t i c p a r l y . T h e D e m o c r a t i c p a t ­
ty m ust not b e c o m e a b r o k e r for 
a n y one e x tr e m i s t w i n g ; r a t h e r it 
m u s t be a p a r t y of p eop le of v a r y ­
ing opinion* a n d a t t i t u d e s F a i l u r e 
to do th is will so u n d 
fo r the p a rty 
the d e a th knell for the D e m o c r a t i c 
p a rty a s a m a j o r n a tio n a l p a r t y .

M O R GA N S H IP M A N 

T o the E d i t o r :

★

the d in .n g 

the T r i- D o r m s 

I n c r e a s i n g r e g i m e n t a t i o n 

is 
the 
slo g an of 
a d m i n ­
istrant! s. The r e s tr i c ti o n on b u r n ­
ing c a n d le s in ro o m s a n d the ev e n 
re g u la tio n a g a i n s t 
m o r e a n n o y in g 
in 
sing in g 
r o o m s a r e 
simply 
th e most s p e c t a c u l a r p ro ­
hib itio ns that h a v e bee n p la c e d on 
r e s i d e n t s th is y e a r . ( E d i t o r ' s N o te: 
T h e s e tw o r e s t r i c t i o n s w e r e p la c e d 
on re s id e n ts d u r i n g tho w e ek p r i o r 
to the B a y lo r g a m e .* In r e g a r d to 
th e sing ing in the d in in g ro o m s, the 
th e m e 
is the p r e s e r v a t i o n of good 
d igestion , not th a t of th e s t u d e n ts , 
how ex er.

if 

in 

le a v e 

d e s tin a tio n 

b e c a u s e of 

R ooitw hock in the T r i- D o r m s h a s 
b e e n m a d e a b i-w eekly a ff a ir. “ H a ­
b itu al o ff e n d e rs . 
a 
cou nselo i .* su g g estio n , m u s t now 
a p p e a r b efo re a s t u d e n t r e l a t i o n s 
b o a r d w h e r e th e y c a n he r e s t r i c t ­
ed to th e c a m p o s a s a p e n a lt y , in 
a d d itio n , s t u d e n ts m u s t also, u n d e r 
to 
t h r e a t of p u n is h m e n t , be s u r e 
th e y 
sign out 
the d o r m 
rn T hey m u s t n a m e 
a t t e r a p 
th e i r 
a c c u r a t e l y , a s 
sign-out re g is te r * will bo c a r e f u ll y 
the D ean of W o m e n 's 
c h e c k e d 
o f f n e . I think this is c a r r y i n g th e 
“ c o n c e r n o v e r o u r safety ’ too fa r .
a r e 
j u d g e d c a p a b l e o! m a k i n g m a n y d e ­
l a k e 
cision* for 
p e r s o n a l c a r e of t h e i r r e s id e n c e s , 
a n d I b elie v e th a t T r i - D o r m s r e s i­
dent* w ith 
th e he lp of weekly' 
m a i d s e r v ic e , c a n c e r t a i n l y do as 
w ell w ithout i s o m u c h p r e s s u r e . 
T h e go in g s a n d < curlings of co-op 
to ta lly 
gill* a r e , b y c o m p a r i s o n , 
u n s u p e r v i s e d a n d y e t 
th e s e g in * 
a n n u a l l y p r e s e n t th e b est s< hola*- 
tic a n d v e r y c r e d i t a b l e so cial 
r e ­
c o r d s a s proof of th e ir sound judg- 
riK nt.

t h e m s e l v e s T h e y 

S tud ent* 

co-ops 

living 

in 

When a stu d e n t J i v e s at otic of 
th e T r i - D o r m s d o t s Hie s u d d e n l y 
lo-<e all c a p a c i t y for c l e a r 
th i n k ­
ing ’ Is th e r e a b a sic d if f e r e n c e b e ­
tw e e n co-op m e m b e r s a n d d o r m 
r e s i d e n t s rn the a m o u n t o f c o m m o n 
sen- e a n d 
in te llig e n c e e a c h g ro u p 
p o s s c s s e - ’ Why m u s t T n - D o n n 
on a 24-hour 
s t u d e n t s he “ g u id e d 
b a sis.

LOU IKAN L A S S E N 

a

To the Editor

T r a d it io n is the one thing ab o v e 
that m a k e s a s t u d e n t s 
ail ( . 'h e i s 
college 
It bu ilds 
m o r a l e , lo yalty, a n d a c o n s t r u c t i v e 
a t t i t u d e a m o n g the stu d en t body

(nem o: ab le 

life 

U T h a - m any g re a t t r a d i t i o n s lint 
n o n e any g r e a t e r t h a n the h is to r i c 
the A&M 
b o n fire th a t 
p r e c e d e s 
g a m e Yet 
it 
th a t tins y e a r t h e r e will be no l>on-

the g r a p e v i n e h a s 

firo. And 
g r a p e v i n e

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a p retty 

r e lia b le

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off? It has a lw a y s been held on 
the F resh m a n F ield . T his y e a r a 
fresh m an 
his 
hand on a nail rn so m e of the lu m ­
ber used in la st y e a r ’s bonfire.

footb aller 

injured 

th a t 

We a g r e e . T h e s t u d e n t b ody h as 
its te a m , a s 
a l w a y s been b eh in d 
last w eek . We 
w a s a m p l y show n 
r is k in g u n n ecessa ry 
a g a in s t 
a r c 
in ju ry to p l a y e r s a t a n y tim e. B u t 
w hy c a ll off th e b o n fire ? T h ere is 
p le n ty of o pen sp a c e on th e W o 
m e n s 
is 
I n t r a m u r a l F ield 
n e v e r u se d a n d is not close enough 
to a n y th i n g to be d a n g e r o u s . T a k e 
tho slope by the creek for in sta n c e.
the 
spa< o p ro b le m a v a il a b le , w h a t a r e 
the r e a s o n s the A d m in i s t r a ti o n will 
not a llo w th e stu d e n t body of T he 
U n iv e rsity of T e x a s to h a v e a b o n ­
fire p r e c e e d i n g th e T u r k e y D a y ball 
g a m e ' ’ W hy do a w a y with o n e of 
the g r e a t e s t 
tr a d itio n s this school 
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UTS.4 f c T Take Photos

U T SA w ill hold a late initiation 
service Wednesday at 5:30 p m. 
in the Women's Gym studio. Un­
initiated members must be pres­

cussed at the nf‘x' meeting of the 
Austin Stamp Club Wednesday at 
the Austin Public 
7:30 p m. at 
Library. All interested philatelists 
are invited.

ent.

Four club pictures—Racket, Tee, 
Bow and Arrow, and Tumle— will 
be made.

Red Cross stamps will be dis-

Beta Beta Alpha will mcN Wed­
in Waggoner 
nesday at 4 p m 
Hall 8 to make plans for a ban­
quet and 
initiation of n**w 
members

the 

S A S y m p h o n y G r o u p Men's Glee Club
To Hold Audition
In C o n c e r t T o n ig h t

The v t n Anton.o .Symphony Or- Gregory Gym , by 

the Cultural Blanket Tax and season 

tieket 

chestra will he presented in eon- Entertainment Committee. T h e holder.*
peri at 8 15 p.rn Wednesday in program directed by Dr. Victor 
# 
is part of the Fine 

, 

, 

, I 
A.essandro, 
Arts F e s tu s ' 

Tittie Symphony, composed
of members nf th* Cart
of members of the San Antonio
Orchestra will give a concert at
l p m Wednesday in Recital Hall.
Etn. 25-yr-ar-old Japanese artist Ti! Alessandro will conduct, and
made hi* Am erican debut at Carne- j 0^pfjine Antoine a memr^r of
gie Hall last year. 
the music department faculty w ill
The program 

is free to Sib 50 he the soloist

,,

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Q U E E N

L A S T

D A Y !

TONY
CURTIS

Pro Musica Antiqua 
Plays

Medieval Music

Noblemen arui 

villagers once 
sang and danced to the music per­
formed for a capacity audient e in 

Recital Hall Tuesday night big 

their performances probably never 

approached the smooth mu.sician-

ship exhibited by the Pro M isica 
Antiqua ensemblf 

'The singers a soprano a con­

tralto. two tenors, and a bass 
blended voices with medieval 
in­
struments so perfectly that the lis­
tener heard one “ instrument ' The

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Vocalist Selected 
To Bo Sweetheart
The girl vocalist to tie selected 
by the Men s Glee C u b at 9 pm . 
Wednesday night in Texas Union 
401 will become Sweetheart of the
Qub.

Any girl in the Un!'.erslty is eligi­

ble to audition.

She will also aerompany 

the 
club on tours and in coneen* and 
become part of a regular s e in e d 
group, wh.eh w ill pafprn 
itself 
much afte” the p o p la r Modern- 
aires Kntrants should bring their 
own music

Devices for Blind 
Displayed Monday

result vs as strange but pleasing to 
the 195.3 ear.

long 

And strange to *he eve were the 
.nsnuments 
skinny 
Two 
New de- ire* to aid ’he blind and 
viols played like the ‘cello and 
near blind were d,splayed dur­
a smaller viol, held under the chin. 
ing a one-day conference of the
"*** " 
■< ** * 
made up a string section. I* also
incjuded lute, medieval counterpart Texas School for the Blind Mon-
of today s p.ann.

t/uis * cli1 v. sji

! mn 

day.

if 

ei 

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A clarinet-size and a flute-size 
recorder were the woodwind instru­
ments and were played alternately 
by one performer.

Tones from the instruments were 
vibrantly faint even in arcoustical- 
lv perfect Recital Hall, so 
the 
dynamics were , n shades and half­
, 
a . 
rp* 
f he result ahs rather lulling 
tones 
. , . 
,o.i 
and delicately beautiful

i- . 

imes 

thought
.sometimes thought 
today, ?he music was no? consider­
ed as such in its day, as was prov­
ed by some of the song texts 

"highbrow 

The d.splay was 

shown by 
Charles G Ritter consultant of the
American 
the
Foundation 
Bl.nd which maintains a renter 
for Mind per,pie The center show* 
'hem “ how 
to make ’ and “ how 
to do ’

for 

Some devices exhibited included 
Rrailirvl slide rules, chess sets and
I i i 
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Among the more unusual inven­
tions is a music w riter with which
the blind composer m ay wtiIp a 
page of rn jsic of a simple tune in 
twelve minutes 

Compositions from the Thirteenth 

Most popular among blind rus-
the S x»ecnth Centuries turners are brailled watches, col- 
lapsihle cane* that fit in the pock 
and 
Brailled pissing cards 

through 
were performed 
sacred organum and a motet Hnd et 
including secular songs and dances, specially adapted bingo boards.

starting with a 

Sixteenth^ Century dances of 

T>unng the past sear 32,130 de 
F.ngiand France, and Italy were vices have been sold to the blind 
also performed 

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Pat Patterson. Austin hair stylist. 

“ Selecting Your Successor” will 
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um es and his m e m o s of 
long past. DR. \ \ . J. BATTLE has Tw e n tv .fourtb Street an d San Ja- chief 
 
---- l- ~ T 
grown with his University 
seen a vision fulfilled

*- He has 

.v,. 

B Y WILLIAM (WILLIE) MORRIS

High* up on 

twenty-seventh 
the 
floor of the Tower, w here all our 
petty dealings below seem small 
and childish and out of proportion 
with G od’s g r e a t handiwork, sits 
a m a n who has done more for the 
U niversity th a n any person alive.
I LISTENED to him Tuesday, as 
he spoke of far-off years, steeped 
with wisdom and 
tradition. As I 
did, a w ave of awe swept over 
me and, u nder the stony sta re of 
a G reek philosopher on the wall, 
I hum bly 
to hide m y Keo 
302 and C h e m istry 605 notes.

tried 

Surrounded by his 15.000 vol­
things

that 

tim e 

HE C AME to this school in 1893. 
Ar 
the now-dead-and- 
gone Old B. Hall w a s but a spry, 
little youngster, and 
mischievous 
only 
long 
three oth e r buildings, 
since victim s of the s 'e a m shovel, 
graced the L ess-Than-Forty Acres. 
faculty n u m b e re d every bit 
The 
of 25, and 
the student body had 
rea ch ed an all-time high of 350.
toe course of our con v e rsa­
tion. D r B a ttle showed me a pic­
the Old Main Building. 
ture of 
Much 
it w as a 
truly beautiful stru ctu re , and. as 
he pointed out. very d e a r to thou­
sands of T ex a s faithfuls.

to m y surprise, 

In 

"PEDESTRIAN C R O S S IN G A H E A D " is lig h t w a r n in g o f d a n g e r ­

ou s c r o s sin g at S a " J a c i n t o B o u l e v a r d a n d T w e n t y -fo u rt h Street,

Traffic Light 
Still Discussed

By BEVERLY BAKER 

ch a irm an , and V irginia JenulD to
 
Discussion of a Traffic light for consult with L u th e r Stromquist,

 

 

 

Truman Served 
With Subpoena 
In White Case

House Committee 
Calls Ex-President 
To Testify Friday

* 

cinto Boulevard will continue at for the U niversity. They m et with him 
the Austin City Council m eeting Chief Stromquist two weeks ago. 
T h u rsd ay . 

traffic and security officer T u esd a y with a subpoena o rd erin g 
.
the House 
U n-A m erican Activities Com mi t- 
Mr. Strom quist told them his de- tce T rid ay for questioning in the
The intersection, m a in a c c e s s to p a r tm e n t w a s doing all it could to L ery H a r ry D ex te r White contro- 

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to a p p e a r before 

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students living in solve the problem . But he explain- versy.

the c a m p u s for 
the San Jacinto D orm s, is also a od that his d e p a r tm e n t could not HOWEVER, TRUMAN kept his 
m ain a r te r y for traffic to and from do much because the stree t was de- ow n 
to w h e th e r he 
voted to city traffic and w as a city would heed the call to he present
downtown Austin 
in Washington at 10:30 a.rn, that

Students who live in the d o r m s street. 

counsel as 

consider that the crossing is dan- 
gcrous for them. Councilmen noun- Council's last m eeting. N ovem ber 
te r that they a r e trying to b a lan c e 5, and presen ted the complaint. Ho w hat T ru m a n planned 
the city budget. 

to a s c e rta in 
to do. re- 
also proposed one solution a traf- re iv e d a handw ritten note from a
T r u m a n aide, M atth ew Connelly,

em phasized fie light for the intersection. 

Hicks then w en t to Austin City day.

The problem was 

N ew sm en, seeking 

when the cu rren t se m e s te r w a s one 
week old. W'aliace Hicks, resident vored the Light, hut the oth e r coun­
of D o rm H and m e m b e r of 
G rie v a n c e C om m ittee, 
co m plaints about 
from several boys 

a n d report a t the 
the next, council m eeting on T hursday 

intersection to investigate 

Councilwoman E m m a 

received 

living 

the 

in 

I /m g fa- saying only: 

the oil m e m b e rs did not. Tho council subpoena 

by 
instructed the city traffic engineer George F. Cooper, r e tu r n a b l e Fri-

handed

him 

to

I>r

Residents of the d o r m s selected 

Battle w a s the occupant of ejght dorm s. 
in Old Main 
the highest office 
He play fully called 
the “ Owl s 
it 
Nest ” So a tta c h e d did he become 
the eve 
to the Building 
of the d ay th a t w orkm en a ham-
m ers w ere to painfully t e a r aw ay p a n t e d a com m ittee of two illicks, a 
its hopes of 
entire night in his office, loyal to 
the last.

a co m m ittee of 
the com plaint to 
Com m ittee. 

The G rievance C om m ittee 

life, he spent 

that, on 

three 

of this week

Hicks said 

traffic engineer 
to p rese nt told him a f te r the council meeting,
the G riev ance that on S ep te m b er 15 the engineer
to
ap- W alter Seaholm, city m a n a g e r, for

rec om m enda tion s 

had m a d e 

the 

a l l . ”

light.

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Deans Hat in Ring 
ForUgliestMan Title

“ Black Ja ck ' Holland, the “ dean m a y still en te r a f te r Wednesday,
the hut they will not hav e th eir nam es

of ugly m e n ,” has en tered 
Ugly Man 
ra c e 
consecutive year. This d a i k horse 
ca n d id a te w as one of th ree entries 
turn ed into the Alpha Phi O m ega W arren K arns of Alpha Epsilon it.
office Tuesday. 

< p , registered for the contest.

the second on the ballot,

addition 

for 

to 

{n 

p re<j H ansen of Sigma Chi and m e n asked him 

“ Black J a c k , ” h ad announced its 

The ballots for the election will cand id a tes ran last veal'.

plied. 

printed T hursday. C andidates 

Ugly Man C o m m i t t e e 

re- 

in d raw in g plans 
the B oard 

After having played a m ajor 
th**
for 
p art 
Tower, 
of Regents 
a w a rd e d D r B attle his spacious 
floor office Here 
tw enty-seventh 
the grand old m a n of the Univer­
sity. who will he 83 this month, 
has spent m ost of his tim e these 
p a s t 16 yea rs.

HIS CAMPUS is a living embodi­
e r of all h*> has done He served 
the U niversity as acting president 
from 1914-16. as D ean of Arts and 
I n a n e r s from 1908-11, dean of the 
faculty, c h a ir m a n of the Faculty ^ 
Building C o m m ittee from 1920-48, 
and professor of 
lan­
guages. Ivo. these m a n y y ea rs 

classical 

T h e D a

T e x a n

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Beauty Bevy Promised 
For Football Reception

N E W YORK, Nov. IO 

tJB-For-
(___________ m e r P re s id e n t T ru m a n w a s served

 

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. 

V arsity football players and o th­
er students w ho com e to the T ex as 
“ O pen H ouse” T hursday 
Union 
night will be 
literally “ snow ed” 
by c a m p u s beau ties.

c a m p u s service o rg an iz atio n s from 
7 to 9 in the U nion ballroom , and 
e v e ry U niversity s tu d e n t is invited, 
said J it te r Nolen, Union director.

AMONG THE b e a u tie s who will
j «i r 

u • j- 

The g et-to g eth e r in honor of the aet as hostesses for e a c h individual P aula Lane, Miss T e x a s ; 

football 

t e a m w ill be hosted by I p la y e r and a s 

in te rm e d ia r ie s be- 

tween students and p la yers a r e P a t (h e a r t; and the two cheerleaders, 
McGinn, University S w e e th e a rt: Pud Payne a n d Sue R agsdale.
Mary Jo Savage, V arsity C a rn iv al 
Sheryl McKelvey, Most 
Queen; 

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the v a rsity sq u a d

M em bers of 

r e s h m a n 11952-53); w in stand in groups of th ree around

’

J e a n 

the Union ballroom. With th e m w ill
' 
Jackson, Aqua Carnival Q ueen; Jo- he one, two, three, o r four b e a u ty 
Ann 5 o r k , Mica S w eetheart; E lb e queens, who will introduce th e m - 
Luckett, (1952-531 TTnivprsit-v Swppf- 1 __ ._ _ , . . j 
 
U niversity Sw eet
selves to students a n d then intro­
duce students to the pla y ers. Cow­
boys and Silver S purs will usher 
students 
the c a m p u s beauties
to 
and players.

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Hundreds 
For Band

“ Yes, Mr. T ru m a n a c c e p te d the F riday e ve ning and on 

day. the 13th, a t 10:30 a m . ” 

F u r th e r q u e r i e s w e r e turned 

aw a y with the respo nse :

“ No fu rth e r co m m ent. T hat 

A SHOUT W HILE la te r the for­
togeth er with his 
(laughter M a r g a r e t, and a 

m e r President, 
wife, 
n u m b e r of other persons, 
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel w h e r e he is 
staying during a four-day visit.

As T ru m a n spotted the big corps 
of new sm en waiting for him he 
jchuck led and smiled broadly. As 
I the r e p o r te r s began shouting ques­
tio n s T ru m a n m e re ly shook his 
head negatively and said o v er and 
o v e r :

“ No com m ent ”
B E F O R E TRI MAN rec eiv e d the
subpoena, but a fte r the c o m m itte e
i s s u a n c e , nevvs-
if he would honor

More th a n 140 high school h an d s form ers. 

from e v e r y c o r n e r of 
Star S tate will arriv e 

is 
the Lone a.m . to 3 p.m. 
in A ustin lo ry Gym. 

It 

scheduled 
from 9 
S a tu r d a y in Greg-

through Winners for

tw irling in two di-
the night, to he guests a t the Uni- visions—Class A b an d s with 55 or
versify’* eig h tee n th annual B a n d I m ore m e m b e rs and C lass B bands 
receive
Day S a tu r d a y . 
the 
to 
The bands, 
in each 

with 
invited by the U n i - ; trophies. M edals will go 

e a c h y ear, will m a r c h next 

versify 
near-ten-thousand strong S a tu r d a y division.
morning 
in a p ara d e flown Con- 
gres* Av enue and w ill 
Forty A c r e s ’ guest at 
between 

In the downtown p a r a d e , hands 
judged on m a rc h in g and 
the g a m e playing. F irst a n d second place 
re­
left the 1 Texas C h r is tia n University H orned ceive trophies, to be p rese nted at

in each division will 

the Longhorns a n d 

four place w in n e rs 

then be Ivvlll he 

than 55—will 

the ban(js 

less 

is 

Frogs

Baton tw ir le r s will have

a 

half-time at 

the g a m e . 
A fifth trophy will he aw a rd e d

role 

this y e a r with 

tured 
ap p e a ra n c e in a contest e s tim a te d distance. C hildress 
to handle a p p ro x im ate ly 500 per- aw a rd last year.

group com ing the g rea test : 
this 

received 

th e ir : tf> 

'Bevo' Included 
In C a rd Stunts 
ForT C U Gam e

Five flash c a r d stunts a r e plan-
half-time, said Bort 

Cox. R ally C o m m ittee c h a irm an .

Besides com peting in the contest i 
before the g a m e , tw irle rs will par- : 
tieipate in a half-tim e show, d u r ­
ing which re p re s e n ta tiv e s of every ■ 
guest hand will join in special for- ; 
mations and m usic.
in 

the half-time 
cerem onies will be the 1952 para d e 
winners. They a r e hands 
from 
Brownwood, H arlingen, L e v e re tt’s j

featured 

Also 

" nrt U a " ° " ish Sur h ? ° ls'
The 1951 a t te n d a n c e rea c h e d an
144 bands ap-

all-time high w hen 
peaced. Only 139 groups 
p rese nt for 1952’s event.

Both 

“ Let s just wait and s e e , ” he re- ned for TCI

UNIVERSITY SW EETHEART
Pat M c G i n n is just o n e o f th e 
m ultitu d e o f c a m p u s bea u tie s, 
w h o will serve as hostesse s to 
v a r s i t y fo o t b a ll p la y ers T h u r s ­
d a y n i g h t from 7 to 9. Th e U n ­
is in h o n o r 
ion 
of the pla yers.

' O p e n H o u s e 

NROTC Scuttles 
Relic Whaleboat

The w haleboat which h a s 

long Outstanding Girl on the c a m p u s ;

were been “ d o c k e d ” on the N a v a l R.OTC an<^ Lynn Lxivinggood. “ Mis* 

the ! 

The person responsible for 

grounds h a s been scuttled for junk.
.
.
« 
Because of its dilapidated sh a p e 
annual band d ay is Colonel George 
the 26-foot double-ender w a s first
E. Hurt, who a c ts a s advisor to
the Longhorn Band. He initiated offered for the Fexas-A&M g a m e
it 
hut N R O T C officials
the U n iv e rsity as hand learned th a t there is to he ne bon-
conic 
to 
this year. The w h a le r wa*
dirrc tor. 

in 1937. a y e a r a f te r he had bonfire, 

fire 

.

.

.

.

.

.

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to 

offered 
also declined 
sel.

the Boy Scouts. They 
the a n tiq u ated v e s­

have the What h as happened to the whale- TSO. D u che sses 
the Tex- hoa t? M onday 

it w as broken up Ball, the Top Five finalists a n d

la s t
in 
nails and h a r k of the U niversity tr a s h col- year. Bluebonnet Belles, and B elle

finally ca rrie d aw a y 

the t l i ^ Top 25 

S w eeth eart 

a n ,{ 

for 

le c to r’s 

truck.

finalists.

minded 'o rg a n iza tio n s w ith candi- " 1^® c h a rg e d List week 
d a te s that cam paig ning, either by 
hook or crook, can s ta r t im m edi­
ately.

that 

Atty Gen. H erbert Brownell, 

The R a lly Com m ittee announc-
I rn- e<l m e e tin g s W ednesday and T hurs-
m a n prom oted White although he day from I to 5 p.m. rn W ag gener 
knew tile FBI had listed White as Hall 8 and F r i d a y from 2 to 5 p.m . 
a spy. also was in N ew York to- at M em orial Stadium, 
day. He declined 
merit on the White c a s e and 
subpoenaing of T ru m a n .

f u r th e r com- 

Stunts for 

Chest Donations 
Going ’Very Well'

The quotations on 

the ceiling 
of the m ain rea d in g room in the 
the c a ttle h ra n d s on G a r ­
library, 
the Texas products 
rison Hail. 
on W aggener Hall. 
the coat of
arm * which girdle the Main Build- have gone “ very w ell” durin g 
mg. and the variou s alphabets that 
g > a m from the r e a r of the Main 
Building w ere placed t h e r e at his 
suggestion

Contributions 

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THKOt GH THE y e a r s 

he h as d ay night,

“ Black J a c k , ” who ran last y e a r 
under the n a m e of “ Ja c k (lie Rip-
p e r ” Holland, is expected to stage 
to C a m p u s Chest one of the d ir tie st c a m p a ig n s be­
the cause of his past experience with

in 

la te r 

of personal solicits- 

c a m p u s politics,
However, 

first two days 
dons hut e x a ct figures on am o u n ts 
turned in will not tie a v a ila b le un­
til 
the wok. C a n t s Cal-
kins, Chest co-treasurer, said Tues-

the oth e r candid ates 
a r e w arned of this and can do a n y ­
to vein. Votes a r e 5 cents 
thing 
to 
each and go 
the U niversity’s 
the C a m p u s Chest.
one big driv e 
Miss Calkins and Dixon Holm an. 
The loot that the wanner of the 
m en s tr e a su r e r , expressed p le as­
c o n t e s t will 
receive from Austin 
ure ov e r the response to the Chest s
firm s has been tallied and includes
plea for money so far. Miss Cal- four shirts, a r ec o rd album , sever- 
kins said that the personal solici- a1 ties. gift certificates, a portrait, 
tations drive 
the pictures of the winning cam paign, 
living units- should p roduce about a few d in n e rs for two, and a cigar- 
$.5 OOO. o r $20 for each of the about ette lighter.
ISO solicitors Total C a m p u s Chest 
goal is $8,000. 

fund-raising 

in 

Also a r a m ( o a t candy, a leath- 
e r billfold, cuff links, a white gold
lessons, 
and m any

its first night, s h e added F ig u re s Pipes, handkerchiefs, 
on m o re recent sales will he re ­
leased later this w-eek,

other incentives.

Ugly Man trophies go on display 

Night S n a c k s brought in $78 on expansion band, dancing 

descended from the Owls’ Nest to
s e r v e as p a l lb e a r e r at a Negro
the 
co ach m an s 
seal of the U niversity, 
the 
girls in G r a c e Hall to chant and 
dra w p l a n s of alm o st every new 
building on the ca m p u s 

funeral, design 
teach 

Once he w as even guilty of a 
pun The story goes that the girls 
of G race Hall, a do rm designated 
took a 
by Dr. B a t t l e s com m ittee 
cue from him. E v e ry time 
their 
they a n s w e re d : “ Hel- 
phone rang 
Who in the hall do you w a n t? ”

THIS F IN E , cultured gentlem an 
has led a wonderful life He never 
was known 
to pick a fight, nor 
to run a w a y from one. especially 
when old J im F erguson 
incurred 
his w rath. He could put his foot 
down in such a w ay that w as not 
to he m oved by Satan nor any
m ortal Above all. he could grin a
happy and h u m a n grin, and never c a m p u s in meetings T hursda
lose an ounce of his convictions M ondav and 
r e c e i v e r

New Young Demo 
Group Organized

A rival University Young D e m ­
o c ra tic Club w as organized on the
and 
s p ­
address Pr o v a I from the legally recognized 

has 

a 

c o m m e n c e m e n t 
in 
in 1943, Dr. Battle 
m a d e 
“ Of the voting faculty of 1893, only 
one other is still alive. Yet I 
soen much that I have toiled for 
come to fruition, and clearly 
are still friends th a t I can count, 
more 
than I de erve. God bless 
them all.

said: sta te organization

have a 

The 

club, which 

itself 
middle-of-the-road D em ocra-

labels 

tic organization, elected officers

there ; a ’p Monday and will 

Wednesday at the Co-Op.

Tuesday s d i r t i e s bring the list 
of ugly m e n up to seven. The four 
who en tered previously a r e George 
Arm er, F>h I Sigma K ap pa ; David 
I “ Bongo” Barnhill, K appa Alpha; 
“ Dirty R e d ” Kelly, Delta Sigma 
P hi; and Richard S rhran k, Mica.

Big Three to Meet 
Dec. 4 in Bermuda

W A.SH IN GLON. Nov. 

19 

V

adopt 

Lewis 

a
constitution 
in open m eeting a t 
7 p m . Wednesday, N o v em b e r 18.
Stephens w as 
elected 
p reside nt of the new Young D em o­
the existing 
c ra ts, which opposes 
Young D em ocrats, p red o m in ate ly 
liberal and “ anti-Shivers. ’ headed 
; 
by Boyd Taylor. Stephens is also terx 
a m e m b e r of one of the rival d e le ­
gations 
the national Young 
D e m o c ratic convention in S t ' Paul. 
through Satur-
Minn,, T h u rsd ay 

to 

L ea d ers of the Big Three powers 
have a d a te in B e rm u d a D ec em ­
b e r I 
in­
cluding 
the West s relations with 
Russia.

to study global 

issues 

F our Power 
ro n fe re n ce 

The s tr a te g y m eeting, following 
close on Soviet rejection of a hid 
foreign rnin s- 
to 
in Switzerland 
will b r i n g 
to g e th er President 
Eisenhower, P n m e M inister C h u r­
chill of G re at Britain, and P r e ­
m ie r I^rniel of F ra n c e .

last home g a m e 
the 
the of the y e a r will be a salute to the
visiting H orned Frogs, a r e m in d e r 
to give to C a m p u s Chest, a B and 
Day stunt w ith a drum m a jo r a n d 
a tw irling baton, a stunt honoring 
the T A ssociation, and a portrait of 
Bevo.

Cox said 

the com m ittee plans 
to a w a rd c e r tif ic a te s to about tw e n ­
ty m e m b e r s for their work on the 
flash c a r d stunts.

though some ca rd s w e r e 
Even 
thrown at 
the Baylor gam e, Cox 
said he w a s pleased because the
loss w a s m in o r com pared 
prev ious w eek

Inactive Demos,
Get Official Okay

Two top state D e m o c r a tic p a r ty 
officials gave their official certifi­
cation T u esd a y to one of two fac­
tions of Texas Young D em o c ra tic 
Clubs.

National C om m itteew om e n Mrs.
Hilda W e ire it, beguin, and State 
E x e c u tiv e C o m m itte e m a n Wallace 
Savage, Dallas, signed a d o cu m en t 
certifying Young D e m o c ra tic offi­
c e r s elected 
tho only official Young D em o c ra tic 
'The docu­
organization 
in Texas. 
m e n t w as 
to national 
forw arded 
Young D em ocratic h e a d q u a r te rs .

to 
the flash card stunts used 
study 
at Illinois a n d Southern California
in 1949 to represe n t with an e y e lo improving the stunts

The R a lly Com m ittee hopes 

used at the U niversity next y ea r.

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41 Date Tickets Rema in 
As D r a w i n g Continues

Mrs. We inert 

told r e m n a n t s of 
the certified group, at a meeting 
ailed by them in F ort Worth last

Irate tic k e ts for the TCL’-Texas 
gam e h e re S a tu r d a y are still avail- 
w eek end that she would not cert!- able at tile ticket office in G re g o ry 
fy them as a p erm a n en t group, hut Gym
as an interim group. In the m e a n ­
tim e, she said, she e x p e c te d them 
to call an open convention to which 
all factions would be invited. The 
m a jo rity decision of 
this conven­
tion would be binding

Of the 200 d a te tic k e ts 159 had 
been sold by Tuesday afternoon ; 
students h a v e d raw n m ore 
than 
1.500 tickets.

The 

tic ket offi< r will 

lie o{>en 
Wednesday and T hursday from 9 
to 12 a m. a n d from I to I 30 p rn.
It will he open for ticket d ra w in g 
on F rid a y fro m 9 to 12 a rn and 
from I to 4 p m.

All tic k e tv not draw n by 4 p.m .
to 
Frida v will be put on 
Blanket T a x holders At 5 p .in 
tickets will be sold to the g en e ral 
public.

sale 

The certified group h a s been in- 
,active since 1919. F ifteen person- 
w e re present at their F o rt Worth 
m e etin g : five o b s e rv e rs from a c ­
tive Young D em o c rats w ho met in 
San Antonio October 31, five a p ­
parent s u p p o r t e r of the 
inactive 
organization, and five officers of 
the 

inactive organization.

steering 

Student f a r t s 

to Meet Tonight
c o m m itte e 
and 
The 
forum of 
the Student P a r t y will 
m e e t Wednesday at 9 p m at the 
Umvei sity “ Y

The group will discuss im portant 
plans for the spring election and 
{laity organization.

Freshman Field Bonfire 
O u t Because of D a m a g e

It m a y be im possible to 
traditional bonfire before 
as-A&M g am e this y e a r. 
Due to d a m a g e s from 
glass, F re s h m a n Field, 
the usual 
spot of the bonfire, h a s been ruled

to the out-.b-v ,hp Athletic Council 

More inform ation will run in the 
the burning of 

T exan concerning 
the Aggie d u m m y .

Smoke Damages 
Science Building

Slight smoke d a m a g e 

resulted 
T uesday from fire of an unknown 
source on 
floor of Ex- 
perim ental Science Building 

the first 

the 

University em ployees, who dis 
covered 
the fire 
dep a rtm en t. F ire m e n said the fire 
might have been 
from 
“ combustion or s p a r k s . ”

fire, called 

caused 

The only d a m a g e w a s the burning 
the ceiling 
til** was 

of wool 
A {airtion of the ceiling 
removed to e x h a u st the smoke.

insulation 

in 

G e o lo g ist LeRoy Sp e a k s 
O n Earth s Structure

Dr. Leslie W a lte r Le Roy, c h a ir­
m a n of the geology* d e p a r tm e n t at 
The a n n u a l benefit gam e betw een 
the Colorado School of Mines, will 
the U niv ersity and AlrM f re sh m a n s 
to a g r a d u a te se m in a r on 
speak 
teams will lie player! in M emorial c a r re l 
in geology* at I p m T h u rs­
Stadium N o v e m b e r 21 The game 
will be sponsored bv the Ben Urn 
Shrine and proceeds will go 
crippled ch ild re n s hospitals 

to lysis 
lysis 
throu
Students w ith Blanket T axes will g rap l

Dr. Le Boy will d iscu ss the a n a ­
stru cture 
the study of ae ria l photo- 
said Edgar w. Owen 
director.

day in Geology Building 14

a d m itte d free

of Hie 

e a r t h s 

s e n u rn

M e m o r ia l Sta d iu m D edicated in 1924

o t h e r 

officers elected Monday 
the founders of the new clu b 
vice-presi­
s e c r e ta ry ; 

by 
Jim McKeithan, 
a r e 
d e n t; Ray F a r a b e e 
and Hal De Moss. 

tr e a s u r e r .

said, 

.Stephens 

In a press s ta te m e n t T uesday 
“ we have 
night, 
lev el-headed middle- 
organized a 
of-the-road group 
the 
to becom e 
officially recognized U niversity of 
T exas Young D em o c rats

W W I Dead Were Honored

G overnor P at M Neff, on No­
v em b er 27 1924 dedic ated M e m or­
ial Stadium 
the men and wo­
men of T ex a s who gave their live-, 
in World W ar I.

to 

f i r s t m e e t i n g 

“ After our 

last 
T h u rs d ay night we sent a dele­
gate to the m eeting of the officers 
of the state Young D e m o c r a ts in 
F o rt Worth at which we w ere a s ­
sured of a c h a r t e r , ” he continued.

In his dedication speech, winch 
preceded 
the A&M gam e, Go v e - 
nor Neff said, “ In dedicating this
stadium , m a y we indulge.' the hope
“By this action we wish to m ake that it* service to our people will
loyal, and as
the legal process provided by the state patriotic as w as th* service of our
IM for which

an<j national D em oc ratic O fficials 

the la? just a s pure, a s 

th a t we a r e 

following 

soldiers 

to th 

c le a r 

“Upon the receipt of o u r official they offered 

that our 

legal 
la ig e m em - m ental 

th e ir all ”
The students who w e re m stru
stad, en
students have used it as a lasting m em orial

in planning 

the 

to those Texas dead.

P la q u e s on the 
vario u s entrances 
n e a r ly 1(M) Umver

sta d iu m wa! 
list so m e cd 
utv stu d e n ts wh

It 

i s r e q u e s t e d 

t h a t 

D a y Im* observed t h r o u g h o u t 
a m o m e n t 
bv 
( iii v c r s i t j 

\ r i i i i •*11< cc 
the 
o f 

s i l e n c e 
s p e i tai 
s e r v i c e s w i l l Ice h e l d , a n i l h e n c e 

a iii. N o 

a t 

l l 

f a c u l t y , 
s t u d e n t s arc- 
a s k e d t o p a u s e i n t h e i r a c t i v i t i e * 

s t a f f , a n d 

a t tlx* l l o ’c l o c k h o u r s ,

DR. LOGAN WILSON, 
President

w e re killed in 1917-18 T h ey were 
provided by the sta diu m assoria 
lion and the bo>s p a r e n ts

In 

til*- 

fall of 1929 

th* 

I .eg 

lature a p p r o p r ia t e d MOTMX) for a 
bronze p la q u e with the n am es of 
5,280 citizens of Texas who 
lost 
their lives d u r in g that w ar, If is !c> 
c (ted at the north end of the* s t a ­
dium.

dan

J IMM)
Hie 

i

ult

ogan “ F o r T exas, I 
Miens begar, Carn- 
conducted over the 
<KJ people contributed 
the stadium , 
*gm 
w as M em orial Sta-

M ovem ents to build the U n iv er­
te am s 
sity an a d e q u a t e football sta d iu m 
have played in the sta d iu m r e g u la r­
began in th e fall of 1923 w hen 30 
ly during football season, striving
stud ents met with L.
prominent 
Theo B ellm ont, athletic d ir e c to r , 
to keep the sa m e p ure, loyal spirit 
who w as a d v o c a tin g a new football which Governor Neff highlighted
field. 

tu n e T e x a s 

rn I ti J

Since 

that 

Ixmghorn g a m e s were then being 
played at C la r k Field a field w ith 
wooden s ta n d s and bleachers 
t u t e d w here the E ngine*img Build- diam is a m em orial.

In recent vc ai*- an invocation and 
the* national a n th e m have helped 
lo- recall the men for w hom the sta ­

A 

play-by-play account of 
I
J # x a * -T C l g a m e wall be broadcast 
*om M em orial Stadium Saturday 
over Station KT BC. Kern Tips and 
Alec Chesset will announce Hum- group will a ttr a c t a 
hie Oil & Refining Company will bel ship 
sponsor the program . 

interested* 
throughout the cam p u s.” 

c h a r t e r we feet 

of 

V\

Ten Enter Finals 
^ l n Frosh Contest

tneteen 
the 

co n testan ts competed 
in 
the pre- 
two divisions of 
lim inaries in the Hemphill Fresh- 
m an Reading Contest Tuesday af­
ternoon in Speech Building 105.

F inalists from the girls’ division 
a r e Mrs. M y ra Atkins M agda­
lena Benavides. 
I>ois Hamilton,
Susan Mow rev, and Dont R ich a rd ­
son

F inalists fro m the boys’ division 
are Erw in A hrens, Charles Den­
nis, Charle*. King. G ary Miller, 
and Michael Wigod>ky

The final contest will be N ovem­
in Benedict 
ber IT at 7:30 p.rn 
Hall 111, A radio will be aw arded 
to the w in ner of ea ch division by 
H em phill’s Book Stores.
‘ 

I 

. 
° 

roaf ‘

*ani e 

November Ranger 
Tells About Dating

The N ov em ber R a n g e r will fea­
inside c olor 
tho main

ture eight pages of 
illustrating 
stories.

three of 

The m ain article for the month 
is on dating. It is divided into how 
people get acquainted, tr a i ts people 
want 
in a d ate, what people like 
to do on a date, and how people 
flush th e ir dates.
is a 

illustrated 
lour-page, 
sto r y ,” said R anger editor ( ’b arly 
Joslin, “ I think it should he very 
enlightening "

“ It 

Joslin w rote one of 

the h u m o r 
articles. It is a com parison of the 
R om an c i r r u s and college football 
titled “ W hatever H appened to the 
Old R o m a n C irc us?"

Elroy Bode has w ritten a serious 
lev«• sto re called “ L au g h ter In the

M irror” 
John F ra z e r.

illustrated 

in color by 

The Girl of the Month is I re n e 
junior education m a j o r 
Kress, a 
to 
from Houston 
speak R ussian before she did E n g ­
lish,” said Joslin. Miss K re s s ’ p a r ­
ents w ere born in Moscow.

learned 

“ She 

a 
is on 

Sandy Schwarz, 

sophom ore 
the c o v e r 
fine a r ts m a jo r, 
which also includes a sketch of a n 
Aggie and se v e ra l sm all d raw in g s. 
Included is the caption “ How You 
(Ion na Keep T hem Down On 
th e 
F arm After T h ey 'v e Seen U T ? ” 

“ Wooing the Muse at Aggielnnd” 

is the final story.

The R a n g e r will also 

include 
its usual n u m b e r of cartoons a n d 
'Hie m ag az in e w as sent to 
jokes 
the printer T uesday.

WU CU on J Iere

9-5 Nominal 
APO office 
9-12 and 1-1 
g a m e tiekc 
9-5—F a c u l t y ’

evils Urn 
I haw ing 
G regory 
ex!
t 
Building loggia 
9 and 2 Tornado 

’onfoi enc

Man,

T C I 

in
< ivin. 
u t , ’ M usk

401.

B atts

311.

Auditoi .urn

11 Silent observation of Armistice 

I lay.

12 C a p ta in Thonia 
U niverse 
?orgian Te
nit

deli
Tut
R
Hall 8

C

I. Ay i 
to
Area Kiwani 
Room
c, Waggene

4 Beta Beta Alpha. W

ig gcner

4 Sun Antonio Little S 
concert, Music Recital
5 Omicron! Nu, HEB 

yin phony 
Hall. 

reading

Hall.

room.

5 Sigma Alpha Iota tea for M i s s 
Josephine Antoine, Music Build­
ing loggia 
I ’TSA 
e n ’s G ym .

initiation,

5 30 

late 

8 -

Building IGL 
P H -cml Ma I’beta. Kappa h o u -e . 
F re sh m a n Fellowship, YMCA. 
Men s Glee Club, T exas Union 

Radio-TV Guild, T exas Union

Alba Club, Sutton Hall. 

coffee 

In tern atio n al 

-F oren sica. Texas Union 3091.
IS Round table discussion, N ew­
man Annex No. I.
30-10 O b serv ato ry open, P h y s ic s 
Building.
30 Mica 
Room, T ex a s Union.
30 Discussion of use of alcohol, 
Methodist E ducation Center.
30- N ew com ers Club interior d e ­
coration group, 2601 West Eighth. 
30 Mica executive council, T e x ­
as Union.
Delta Nu Alpha 
Brown, T e x a s Union 301.

to h e a r Roy 

8—“ Hobson’s Choice,” X Hall. 

Worn- 8:15—San Antonio Symphony O r ­
chestra, Gregory' Gym.

Aiistin S tam p Club. Austin Pub- 9 Student P a r t y S teering C o m m u ­
ne I .tin ary 

tee and forum , YMCA.

I artic Club Women s G y m 

9 Tryouts for girl soloist for Men s 

-Theta Sigm a Phi, Journalism j Glee Club, T ex a s Union 401.

T H E P L A Y E R S being honored 
a t the get-together a r e Bill Bible, 
Chester Simcik. P au l P arkin son, 
George Robinson, W alter Bond, 
Bunny Andrews, Charley B rew e r, 
P a t Tolar, Bill White, Dick M iller, 
and Dougal C a m e ron.

Also, C h arles T ravis, E d K elley, 
Glen Dyer. J a m e s Pierson, B ill 
Ixing, Joe Youngblood, F r e d W eir, 
Bo Sexton. D elano W omack, Buddy 
Calhoun, Billy H a rris. J i m W atson, 
Ja ck M cM urry, 
Jo hnny T a tu m , 
Leighton Y ounger. K irby M iller, 
Ken Cook. G eorge Allen. Bob Flinn, 
Jim Rosser, a n d J im Davis.

Also Herb G ra y , Phil B ra n c h , 
Bull Johnson, Buck Lansford, Ken 
Harlow. L aw ren c e K alm us, C h a rle s 
Petrovich, Dick Gawdik, L angford 
Sneed, Don M cG raw , F r a n k F in- 
chum. Clifford Polk, Carlton M a s­
sey. Waynp D elaney, M enan Sehri- 
ewer, Bob T u ck e r, an d Don Jo n e s. 
★

Other p la y e r s 

include G ilm er 
Spring. Carl Aalund, Billy Quinn, 
Howard Moon, Malcolm Kitchens, 
Dick Hopping, H a r r y Burke, Fred 
Skidmore. C h a rles M aehem ehl, and 
Charles T ravis.

N ame tags, distribu ted by APO, 
a r e being p r e p a r e d by Spooks. In 
addition to the girls a lre a d y m e n ­
tioned, Union invitations have been 
sent to P a t Hinds, P ortia and M ost 

E n ­
gineer” and one of the Top F iv e
! candidates 
la s t
i year.

for S w eetheart 

★

THEY HAVE also gone to this 
y e a r 's Top Six finalists for Most 
Beautiful F r e s h m e n : G ayle Halin, 
Betty Lee, B e tty J e a n Whitten. Hel­
lene Cain, P a tr ic ia Pennington, a n d 
Bentley Coe.
Others 

invited a r e 

Stars, T exannes, 25 
of 

the T e x a s
finalists 
for
the M ilitary

 : H Wednesday, Nov. I I, 1953 THE DAILY TEXAN Paoe 2

Illinois Sophomore Leads f r c E Z X UpSet-ITlinded TCU
N a t i o n s Dali C a r r i e r s 
Priming for Steers

purPle Candies 

I 360 most 
yardage gained w ith 
touchdown 
the 
highest com pletion average 58 2 
p e r cent am ong those echo have 
attempted HK) oi m o r e pa - <

T C L ’ * upset-r 
Ie? 

from the Texas 

fled Frogs have 

gif des.gncd for

hexing the opfK 

txxrk on bia * k 

borrow ed a 

r

passes 

and 

ion

13 

Brewer, M assey Praised

SW C Experts Add 
Gray to A -A List

Mastrogiov anni now has 

I 302 
yards by land and a ir with G a r r e t t 
next, at 1,215. P a u l liaiso n C a lifo r­
is third w ith 1.190 va rd* fol­
nia 
(.ie!
lowed by B ratk o w sk i 1.155 
I 104. Caroline 1.075 and Arkansas 
L a m a r Median I 042

The B ra t and M r Han have three 
the other* only 

game* left to p !a ’ 
t w r»

The student 

body of 

the Fort 

T C L ', T e x a s ’ o p p o n e n t S a t ­

Worth school is 

bu: rung purple < no­

files 

ir 
in a hop 

f>f stripping 

the 

longhorns ram 

ipage rh is >.* eej< end 

I aa purply 

t nrl es 

' o k ’ (ti cen

didn ?

u r d a y a f t e r n o o n , is t h e lo o p s 

l e a d i n g ^ la n t - k illo r . T h e 

F r o g g d o s 

fr o m 

F o r t W o r t h 

r a r e l y w in 

th e 

S o u t h w e s t 

C o n f e r e n c e 

t i t l e , b u t 

t h e y 

At Ea st La 

n ung Mir h , .lust be­

K l o r v 

in p la y in g h a v o c w i t h 

fore kiek-Off 

rne in the ga me he- 

th** 

to p te a m o f 

t h e c o n f e r ­

tween T C C 

and M ichigan State 

e n c e .

Illinois 

N E W Y O R K . NOV. 

IO * -J C. 
C aroline. 
long-legged suc­
cessor to Red Grange, is running 
a w a y w ith m a jo r college football 
rushing honors while a pair of rub­
ber-armed qu arterbacks are throw ­
ing all th e y've got into a hid for 
the passing crown

S O P H O M O R E Carolines a lre a d y 
the greatest rusher in the history 
of the B ig Ten has sped 1.075 
yards 
in seven 
games— 360 ya rd s ahead of O hio 
State * R o b in W atkins and A ri 
zona's K en ("ard ella both w ith 715 
yards.

from scrim m age 

Bob G a rre tt of 

.Stanford and 
7»eke B ra tk o w s k i are the passers 
who are tied with 92 completions 
each acco rding to official N C A A 
Service B u re a u statistic^ released 
Tuesday. Both ha', e played eight 
games to date but Georgia s B ra t 
is the hest bet to connect on the 
most tosses because he has three 
games lo p!a;. to two for G a rre tt

Stanford's 

'harpshootri hit 2b of 

l a s t w eek 

31 p a s s e s against Southern Califor 
for 324 . aid s and 
n it 
three 
touchdowns G arrett > per- 
form ance in the 23-20 losing ai-* 
in
e n a b l e d him 

to take the 

lead 

Carter D e fe n d s Crow n 
A g a in s t S a v o ie Tonight

M O N T R E A L Nov 
the 

Jirrim v 
IO ¥ 
lightweight champion 
C arter 
and nra tho careless fighter 
.cho 
loses non-title bouts defend* his 
crown against M ontreal * Armand 
the 
Savoie Wednesday night 
Montreal Forum

in 

Although C arter 

‘.as beaten by 
-iavoie on a split derision last Felv- 
ruarv in an ov e t-the-weight match 
the compar t New York Negro is 
a solid favorite

•merit

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR CAUSES 
LACK OF EASE SOCIALLY

P R E E T R I A L T R E A T M E N T T O U . T . G I R L S

depilatory wax, 

LL T gir ls a i e 'Jiv ing goodby e 
Jin<l 
to ra/ot 
those old-fashinned 
tweezers 
ways of 
tem oving unwanted 
hair T h e y take up too much 
time* And 
they never solve 
any thing 

fin they ?

taking 

The girls ar* 

then 
em barrassing problem* 
to an 
Austin elinic where unwanted 
far e ne. k undei -
hair on levs 

arm s and 
forev et.

thighs 

is 

removed 

The T h e rm iquetrun system of 
hair remov al perm anently de­
stroys up 
to 1600 superfluous 
hair* in an inexpensive fine horn 
'a ilin g , no 
treatment, with no 
ap- 
pitting and 
p roved 
this 
ad to 1605 s Cong! ens and get 
a free trial, or ca ll 2-3258

is m edically 
For proof bring 

/vW > 2

Kona Id E ra I1 

a 165-pound f wo­

ye a r 

letterrr 

rn n 

for 

the visiting 

Frogs walks 

d t m idly up to T C C 

Coach Abe \ 
I rn 
"C oach 

i 
scared "

i and announced 

The grid-w 
his converter 
was schedul 
half for the 
ce 
11)a v e Ftnne 

M a ybe 

sr* M artin glanced at 
I defensive siar who 
*d 
right 
Purple and asserted 
P e t t e r xtart Finney

to start a* 

• But, Cosh

'extorted Fraley

Ii 
to* i

M ichigan .- 
No 2 team. v

• iin 26-17.

i '< 

tnen the nations

La 1 1 y I site i 

fo; met ail-Ameriea 
quarterbaek for the Baylor Bears 
reminded us - mn da v of an inci­
dent •. ha h happened to him aftei 
in 
lh* B a y lo r-Tex;'* AAM game 
I s b e l l whose all-around bril- 
1951 
liam e had just enabled the Bruins 
to tie AAM 21-21 w as .supposed 
to meet hi* girl friend (who inci­
dently is Mrs 
Isbell now) on the
field 
following 
the 
contest, 
it adition-liound 
group of Aggw 
the 
picked up 
a nd ga e him a n 
B e a l field genet 
lier ba*k ride to
unsuspe* 'e l “ h* 
the rfi esstng tf*om

i rn media? 
hut 

Isheii humbled h i m s e l f graciously 
to tim ('adet well-wishers, then re­
turned to the playing field to meet 
his sweetheart But that old A g g . e 
spirit onto again prevailed and 
fie was gi en another free ride to 
his locker room 

Third 
some, hut 
m use 
dressed

time may 

lie charm 

(shell term ed it a 

to 
lost 
to g e t 

and proceeded 

*

seem 

I reiving deeper m»o 

Aor) to make it even w orse 

than any other team 
In 1932 

the 
to enjoy knocking 
Fro g s 
the cham pionship 
’Pax a s out of 
they 
more 
play 
i r*41 1944. anti 1946, 
the C hristians -polled the Orange s 
chan*** to share or v n the SW C 
title outright by springing upsets.
'h e ir pa-?, 
one finds the m ischievous w eaters 
of the Purple and W hite have blot­
records nun emus 
ted champions 
O'iiei tim es 
In 1947 and 1948 they 
th*- Doak W alker-led Mus­
bed 
tangs of S M C , they heat Texas in 
1942. downed cham pion R u e 
in 
37 and 34 A rkansas 
tied 
S M I' in 31 and bed the 27 Aggies 
and beat the 25 edition of cham ­
from College Station.
pions 
#

in 36 

I? took the Frogs a w hile to figure 
out how 
to heat Texas, but ever 
sin* e they caught on to the knack. 
they have been a dangerous ene­
my Cnttl 1929 TTd' had ncvei 
won a game from the I longhorns 
hut ■'ince 
fen of 
the 

la t twenty games

then have won 

TPie troubles erupting from Fort 
W orth th e year are a com bination 
of several thing They have a new 
coach, a new form ation and a lack 
of t eal talent Abe Mat tin a sr 
I > tell M e ye r for several 
to 
rant 
y e a rs moved 
top spot 
into 
tins seat when the old ti aster re­
tired to the athletic d ire * rorship. 
and brought the spht-T with him. 
♦

the 

Frog m aterial tins y e a r is also 
at a new 
low Newly-discos ered 
weaknesses and numerous injuries 
have kent 
tile Horned Toads af 
slow gait all season. T w o bright 
som ewhat dismal 
this year 
the co ap-

showing of the F r o g s 
how ever, have been 

pots 

the 

in 

AYE, For r-r-real 
Thr-r-rifl...

I U te T H E D A I L Y T E X A N 

l e l l i n q o r b u y in g 

I k n o w 

t h a t s 

t h e 

p la c e 

t o r r r - r e n l b a r g a i n ! . 

It ! v u r- r- r- a s i m p l e , 

t o o — I 

j u s t C A L L C O N N I E a t 2 - 2 4 7 3 !

C L A S S I F I E D A D S . W h e f h e r - r - r 

I 'm

2 d a y service!

ton
and 

W ATC H ’ 
JEW ELR Y ’ 

REPAIRS

O n e Y e a r U n c o n d i t i o n a l 

G u a r a n t e e o n W a t c h 

0 t 

Call Connie I K r u g e r ’S

rn 

• 

R e p a i r
R e p a i r s

a t 2-2473

On the Drag 
2236 GUADALUPE

M A L V I N F O W L E R 

. . . F r o q 

l e a d e r

and 

Mal- * an honors Fo w le r is a 200 pound

senior w ho 

is not only the 
a g g ie MV* string left half, but also the 
-ji,rd ond string quarterback

ins 

first
s e r­

P u rp le and 

They h a ven 't gotten that upset 

A !|-Arneri« v e t , an*! thev lo* e to heat T ex as

lams 
vin F

K e n n e th , That Is

Sugarland Grid Star 
One H a ll of a Scorer

S U G A R L A N D Tex . N ov. in 
I lo y ou 

think a college < -uci 
would be interested in a 200-pound 
high school boy who runs IOO yard s 
in 9 8 seconds and scores 750 points 
w hile pa sing for 216 in four sea­
sons ifi football ’’

H E E L . I I 'N I.lh K a coaches con­
right now and any new­
vention 
com er 
in th* parade to the door 
of K en neth H all better w e a r a suit

mg killed in the rn -n 

ii School 

H all, Sugar 

I .and H igh Srhool 
all-around athlete has just finished 
setting a new scoring record for 
Texas too;hall The other night he 
IT fioints to heat the three- 
made 
vear m a rk hung up by D ick ’Todd.
| later of Texas AA M and the W a sh ­
ington Red kins, while at C row ell 
in the e a r ly thirties, 
ll 
lolled Up 664 point* Hall 
now 
two 
gam es left to p av w ith D anb ury 
F riday night arni Pea eland Nov. 
in addition to playoff games 
20 
Sugar Lan d 
in 15 
The only game 
straight games 
Sugai [.anti lost in three y e a rs was 
when H a ll couldn't play because of 
illness.

is undefeated 

J: is 69‘j an*! 

the,*’ are 

j Todd 

.97 

K E N NI-. I ll 

IL I VI. 1.4 put on a
show the other nigh' against O rch­
ard w h ile breaking Todd s record 
He played only "ti** and one halt 
q u a r te t' but ginned 
yards 
c a rry in g the Ha Ii seven tim es att 
lie had runs of 
a v e ra g e of 12 I. 
71, 36 12. 60 and 61 y a rd s ax he
scored five touchdowns and kicker! 
seven extra points in a 67-19 vic­
tory. H e also passed TO y a rd s to a 
te a m m ate for another touchdown 
And he w as linebackei *>n defense
H a ll has scot cd 216 points 
this season He 

in 
seven games 
is 
just 72 short of the all-tim e one- 
v ea r record of 318 held hv Todd

'Mural Schedule

U ► ll N KSM A >

M IO ! H U I 

I ll A XI TIO N S H I P

( Int* V 
7 j> rn

I lr*** B
H pm

As a freshm an Hall got 58 points
0 in h.s four years he has tallied 
750 He has parsed for .36 touch-
dow nx.

H A M . 

too 
scored 

38 points and 

IS A one-man gang 

in
In the 1951 state meet. 
tta i k 
he 
last 
• pi mg got .36 in leading his team 
**poat championship. He runs 
to a 
the IOO and 220. broad 
jumps- he 
betters 22 feet in that, throw * the 
'hot and runs on the sprint re la y 
team.

He also plays basketball 

in his 

spare tim e and is a star in that
too

already 

Hall. who finishes high srhool in 
May 
is being sought by 
T e x a s G eo rg ia. Arkansas T exas 
VANI O klahom a Southern .Metho­
dist and R ice He said he w as 
having a tough time deriding w here 
to go hut hoped if "w o rk s out so
1 *an go to a Southwest Conference 
school 
in eng; 
Fir i« interested 
neer I rig

W I
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IT!
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D A L L A S Nov. 
IO 
? A sopho­
junior guard 
more tackle and a 
have pushed their w a y into the all- 
A m erican 
in the South­
west Conference 

Iim ei.ght 

A D D E D TO the growing list of 
top prospects for toe m ythical team 
this week a re H erbert G ra y , the 
big sophomore 
and 
K en n y P a u l piav^ng his second 
v a rsity season with Rice 

from Texas 

The regional board whose duty 
it is to m ake re< om m enda' .ons to 
the Associated P re ss, derided that 
G r a y and P a u l. who turned in great 
last week against B a y lo r 
games 
have 
re .pc*■?,•. cly 
and A rk an sa s 
been consistent enough to w a rra n t 
inclusion in the }jgt_ of prosper’ s.

G r a y was devastating Tie re co v­
ered a fum ble to se t up file Vita! 
Texas tou hdow n in its 21-20 v ic ­
tory' over B a y lot A vicious ta *k ie 
caused another B a y lo r fum ble and 
ne w as on the bottom of B a y lo r 
running p ia .s ail afternoon Coach 
George Sa a e :'o f B a y lo r <aid G ra y 
was the linem an who hurt his team 
the m o s t

G R A Y C A I G U T th" eye of I-or in 
M cM ullen of the Fort Worth Star* 
the 
Telegram and B ill R ives of 
D allas News, 
the hoard 
m em bers as vc as other expert* 
covering the Austin game

two of 

Pau l wa 

the talk of the town for 
his great gam e again-.! A rk ansas 
.lack Read y of the A rkansas I >emo- 
c ra ’ another m em ber of the board 
praised 
the R ic e guard highly 
R e a d y a h o 
iked Dick Chapm an 
the giant R i 
e tackle.
C lark Ne a I 
n of the Houston Post 
saw both g? 
nes and upped P a u l 
and G r a v 
on hi* all-Am erica 
list. 
And Bud 
Sherm an of W B A P - T V 
the other 
m em ber of the hoard 
talked a Iv 
it G ra y and joined R n es 
and M cM u lle n 
J e r r y 
Coodv the B a v lo r
-tar. as probably 
the most 
consistently good all- 
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labelling 

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ju p e « an he vo n ll go fo r M e d ic o , too! 
in M e d ic o 
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'T h a t 
t h a t m a k e s the big difYeren< e 
l it t l e filte r tra p * d a n g e r o u s n ic o tin e 
a n d tar#, d is a g r e e a b le ju ic e s and fla k e s

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ne ss a n d o ld t im e r * a l i k e w h o n e v e r 
e n jov ed th# p le a s u re * o f a p ip e n o n e n ­
j o y th# ( b a n m ild f a g r a iv e o f M e d ic o 
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I r v a M e d i o P ip e See w h y M e d ic o a 
filt e r h a s sold o v e r a b il l io n to d a te !

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x m e d i c o V M

you CANT GIT A GIM. 
WITH A GULP
OK, • How do you know wfctn 
your best foot’s forward?

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wa* a ' o i ' o r w h o wa* 
:i.» i* a story, l l 

m its certain liberties vuth the tru th I 

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c< her* nil* through the Pre immanea,
g u r g le he!plr«*ly through th e Bicu»- 
pi*j«, and hang up. D a ’ eli-'s. O n e d*v 
his room mala took him 
in hand. 
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2348 G u ad a lu p e — On th# Drag

 Littlt Man on tho Campus

By Biblor

W e d n e s d a y , Nov. l l . 1953 THE DAILY T E X A N Page 3

T o t h e E d ito r :

in 

I r e a d 

the e d ito ria l 

t h e N o 
\ e m b e r 6 edition o f T h e D a ily 
T e x a n c o n c e r n in g th e Y o u n g D e m ­
in S a n An tonio, 
o c r a t s ’ c o n v e n tio n 
a n d I w a s a m a z e d at t h e a b i l i t y of 
t h e w r i t e r to twist 
I 
w o u l d like to show t h e f a l l a c i e s in 
h is e d it o r ia l point b y p o i n t .

f a i t s 

t h e 

t h a t 

neither W a l l a c e 

c o m m i t t e e w o m a n 

1. T h e w r iter l e a v e s t h e i m p r e s ­
in San 
the c o n v e n t i o n 
s i o n 
l e g i t i m a t e . A c­
A n t o n i o w a s v e r y 
S a v a g e , 
t u a l l y . 
D e m o c r a t i c 
c o m m i t t e e 
e x e c u t i v e 
c h a i r m a n , nor Mrs. H il d a W ein ert, 
n a t i o n a l 
from 
T e x a s and a S t e v e n s o n s u p p o r te r 
la s t y e a r , r e c o g n iz e d 
t h e c o n v e n ­
tion a s le g a l. In a .joint s t a t e m e n t 
the two, t h e y d e s c r i b e d 
i s s u e d by 
th e 
“ s e m i - s e c r e t , 
d o m i n a t e d by and c o m p o s e d alm ost 
e x c l u s i v e l y of l e a d e r s o f a ‘fringe 
s e c t i o n of the p a r t y . ”

c o n v e n t io n a s 

s t a t e s 

2. T h e w r i t e r 

the 
that 
m e e t i n g r ep r e se n te d a c r o s s 
s e c ­
tio n o f the D e m o c r a t i c p a r ty . H ow 
lu d ic r o u s can o n e b e c o m e ? The 
p r i n c ip a l sp e a k e r w a s R a l p h Yar­
b r o u g h . an o u ts p o k en c r i t i c o f G o v­
l e a d e r of the 
e r n o r S h iv e r s and a 
in T e x a s . N e w s p a ­
l i b e r a l 
p e r a c c o u n t s 
c o n v e n t i o n 
of 
show 
ihe c o n v e n t i o n w a s a 
r a m p m e e t i n g p r a i s i n g N e w Deal 
l f th e c on­
a n d F a i r D eal p o l i c i e s , 
s e r v a t i v e w in g w a s r e p r e s e n t e d at 
all. t h e y w e r e in v e r y s m a l l m inor­
ity

faction 

that 

t h e 

apparently 

3 T h e waiter s t a t e s t h a t th e "die 
in F o r t Worth 
h a r d s " a r e m e e ti n g 
to c o n t e s t the San A n t o n i o group. 
c o n v e n i e n t l y 
Ile 
o v e r l o o k e d 
t h e 
g r o u p s 
s u p p o r t e d S t e v e n ­
la>t y e a r ; I w o u l d h a r d ly s a y 
so n 
that 
is a "die 
that h e 
indic ated 
h a r d ” or r e a c t io n a r y . 

T r i p l e t t , 

leader, 

that 

h a s 

,

.It 

4. T h e w riter s s e c t i o n a b o u t d e ­
lo y a lt y r e m i n d s me 
m a n d i n g party 
a sinin e fig ht by F ra n k lin 
of the 
R o o s e v e l t 
" S o a p y ' ' W illia m s, 
an d t h e rest of the s o c a l l e d " Y o ung 
T u r k s ' at the D e m o c r a t i c c o n v e n ­
tion 
loy alty 
p l e d g e . T h e se m e n w o u l d have 
w r e c k e d 
if 
the p a r ty c o m p l e t e l y 
in­
o l d e r a nd w is e r h e a d s h a d not 
t e r v e n e d and used g o o d s e n s e 
in 
th e m a t te r .

la st y e a r to 

i n s t a l l a 

it 

th a t 

A ls o , 

the will o f 

P o li t i c a l p a rties a r e not o m n i ­
are 
potent 
o r g a n i z a t i o n s w h i c h 
a b o v e a n y c r i t ic i s m , a s s o m e peo­
ple w o u ld h a v e y o u b e l i e v e They 
i n s t i t u t i o n s for ex- 
a r e only social 
p r e s s t n g 
t h e i r m e m ­
b e r s ; w h en they e r a s e to perform 
t h is function, they h a v e n o reason 
for e x i s t e n c e .
is 

th e Fair 
t im e 
D e a l and N e w D e a l w i n g s of the 
D e m o c r a t i c party s t o p t a k i n g T e x ­
a s a n d the South for g r a n t e d . If we 
sh ow m or e 
i n d e p e n d e n c e m our 
t h in k in g and voting, m o n * atten tion 
w ill he giv en o u r 
r e q u e s t s and 
in W a sh in g to n . T h e D e m o ­
w a n t s 
c r a t i c pa r ty should r e m e m b e r that 
just b e c a u s e our g r a n d f a t h e r s vot­
e d for C le veland is n o s u r e indica­
tion I Ila t Texas will v o t e p e r p e t u a l ­
ly for the D e m o c r a t i c P a r ty T e x ­
a n s h a v e good r a t io n a l r e a s o n in g 
last y e a r 
a b i l it y , and they s h o w e d 
if the N a ­
that 
it 
t h e y would u s e 
t ion a l D e m o c r a t i c p a r ty 
took them 
f o r g r a n te d .

clu bs 

r e p r e s e n t e d 

If the rest of the Y o u n g D e m o ­
c r a t i c 
at San 
A n to n i o a re of the s a m e t e m p e r a ­
m e n t a s the Univ e r s it y ’ Y o u n g I min­
or tat* 
he nam ed 
“ A n ti-S h iv e r - ' c lu b s. The c lu b here

s h o u ld 

they 

s e e m s to h a v e a s its sole p u r p o s e 
the d e s t r u c t i o n of G o ver n or S h u ­
n s . a n d not 
the solid ific a tio n of 
the D e m o c r a t i c party.

r a d i c a l 

The Y o u n g D e m o c r a tic C l u b of 
the I n u et .shy is not only o p e r a t i n g 
on a n o n - l e g a l basis, but 
is a l s o 
led by 
lea d ers w h o o n l y 
wish to f u r t h e r their own i n t e r e s t s 
and w id - m th e gap b etw een d i f f e r ­
ent g r o u p s in the party. T h is g r o u p 
is d a n g e r o u s to the National D e m o ­
c ra tic p arty . T h e D e m o c r a t i c p a r ­
ty m u s t not b e c o m e a b r o k e r f o r 
it 
any o n e e x t r e m i s t wing; r a t h e r 
m u s t b e a p a r t y of people o f v a r y ­
ing o p i n i o n s an d attitudes. F a i l u r e 
for th e p arty to do this w ill s o u n d 
the d e a t h knell for the D e m o c r a t i c 
party a s a m a j o r national p a r t y .

M ORGAN S H I P M A N 

★

T o the E d i t o r :

is 

I n c r e a s i n g r eg im en ta tio n 

t h e 
slo g a n o f 
the T r i-D o rm s’ a d m i n ­
'The restriction o n b u r n ­
ist r a t o r s, 
ing c a n d l e s in room s and t h e e v e n 
m o r e a n n o y i n g regulation a g a i n s t 
in 
s in g in g 
the dining r o o m s a r e 
simply 
t h e m ost s p e c t a c u l a r p r o ­
h ib it io n s that h a v e been p l a c e d o n 
r e s i d e n t s t h i s y e a r. (E d it o r 's N o t e : 
T h e s e t w o r es tr ictio n s w e r e p l a c e d 
on r e s i d e n t s d u rin g the w e e k p r i o r 
to th e B a y l o r g a m e . ' In r e g a r d to 
the s i n g i n g in the dining r o o m s , th e 
t h e m e 
is th e prese rv ation o f g o o d 
d i g e s t i o n , not d ia l of the s t u d e n t s , 
h o w e v e r .

o f 

leave 

b e c a u s e 

d e s t i n a t i o n 

R o o m - c h e c k in the T r i - D o r m s h a s 
been m a d e a bi-weekly a f f a i r . " H a ­
bitual o f f e n d e r s . ” 
a 
c o u n s e l o r ’s su ggestion , m u s t n o w 
a p p e a r b e f o r e a student r e l a t i o n s 
board w h e r e they can be r e s t r i c t ­
ed to t h e c a m p o s as a p e n a l t y . In 
a d d i ti o n , s t u d e n t s must a l s o , u n d e r 
threat o f pu nish m en t, be s u r e 
to 
th ey 
sign out 
th e d o r m 
if 
rn They m u s t n a m e 
a t t e r 6 p. 
a c c u r a t e l y , a s 
their 
sig n -ou t r e g i s t e r s will be c a r e f u l l y 
in tho Dean of W o m e n s 
c h e c k e d 
o f f i c e . I 
think this is c a r r y i n g t h e 
“ c o n c e r n o v e r our s a f e t y ” t o o f a r .
a r e 
j u d g e d c a p a b l e of m aking m a n y d e ­
c i s i o n s 
t a k e 
p e r s o n a l c a r e of their r e s i d e n c e s , 
and I b e l i e v e that T r i- D o r m s r e s i ­
d e n t s . w i t h 
t h e help o f w e e k l y 
m a id s e r v i c e , can c e r t a in ly d o a s 
w e ll w i t h o u t i s o much p r e s s u r e . 
The g o i n g s an d c o m in g s o f c o - o p 
t o t a l l y ’ 
g i l l s a r e , b y c o m p a r is o n , 
t h e s e g i r l s 
u n s u p e r v i s e d and yet 
a n n u a l l y p r e se n t the best 
s c h o l a s ­
tic a n d v e r y creditable s o c i a l r e ­
c o r d s a s p r o o f of their s o u n d j u d g ­
m e n t .

for th e m se lv e s. T h e y 

S t u d e n t s 

c o - o p s 

livin g 

in 

W h e n a student 

lives at o n e of 
the T r i- D o r m . s does sh e s u d d e n l y ’ 
lo se al] c a p a c i t y for c l e a r 
t h i n k ­
i n g .’ Is t h e r e a basic d i f f e r e n c e b e ­
t w e e n 
c o - o p m e m b e r s a n d d o r m 
r e s i d e n t s in the amount o f c o m m o n 
intelligen ce e a c h g r o u p 
sen:*' a n d 
p o s s e s s e s ;* Why must T n - D o i in 
s t u d e n t s he "guid ed 
on a 2 4 -h o u r 
b a s i s .

LOU JE A N L A S S E N 

*

T o t h e Tad it o r

T r a d i t i o n is the one t h i n g a b o v e 
s t u d e n t s 
all o t h e r s that m akes a 
c o l l e g e 
It b u i ld s 
life m e m o r a b le . 
m o r a l e , lo y a lt y , and a c o n s t r u c t i v e 
a t t i t u d e a m o n g the student bod y 

U T h a s m any great t r a d i t i o n s but 
none a n y g r e a t e r than Ih e h i s t o r i c 
t h e A&M 
b o n f ir e that 
precedes 
g a m e . Yet 
it 
that t h i s v e a r there will he n o l>on-

the g r a p e v in e h a s 

m e

ftre. And 
grapevine.

it s 

a 

p r e t ty 

r e l i a b l e

Why is t h e b o n f i r e to be c a l l e d 
off? It. h a s a l w a y s b e e n held o n 
tho F r e s h m a n F i e l d . T his y e a r a 
fresh m an 
h i s 
hand on a n a i l in s o m e of the l u m ­
ber used in l a s t y e a r ' s bonfire.

f o o t b a l l e r 

injured 

th at 

We ag r ee . T h e s t u d e n t body h a s 
its te a m , a s 
alw a y s been b e h i n d 
la st w eek . W e 
w a s a m p ly s h o w n 
are ag ainst 
r i s k i n g u n n e c e s s a r y 
injury to p l a y e r s a t any time. B u t 
why call off t h e bon fir e ? T h e r e i s 
plenty of o p e n s p a c e on the W o ­
m en's 
is 
I n t r a m u r a l F ield 
n ever used a n d is not close e n o u g h 
to anything t o b e d a n g er o u s . T a k e 
the slope by t h e c r e e k for i n s t a n c e .
t h e 
sp ace p r o b l e m a v a i l a b l e , w h at a r e 
the r ea son s t h e A d m in is tra tio n vviU 
not allow t h e s t u d e n t body of T h e 
U niv ersity o f T e x a s to have a b o n ­
fire p r e c e e d i n g t h e T urkey D a y b a ll 
g a m e ” Why d o a w a y with o n e o f 
the gr ea te st 
t r a d i t io n s this s c h o o l 
h o ld s1?

solu tion s 

s e v e r a l 

With 

to 

BILL Y O S T 
(Ed.'* N o t e : S e e s t o r y . P a g e O n e )

follow mi: 

to n ‘po. • 

student* are 
i mmediately 

re­
The 
tie sled 
t o 
Hie Dean o f St udent Life. O ffice 
101-M Main Bui dinv: William J e r r y 
Bv,ins M a n s Gl enda Fletcher. P a u l 
K Gardner Wilna;',. Patton Gl ade, 
Leonard Al bert Goldstein R udy J . 
Gome/. J o h n Robert Groos Jr., Al ­
varez R. L. Guerrero Glen R o y 
Edward H a n d y , 
Guettler, J o h n n . 
Ford Hubbar d 
Gaither I. Hart l ey 
Jinks. Ro na ld E. 
Jr Wi l e 
Johnson R a y m o n d B. Jo n e s J r . . 
R inses K Kaw as G orge R K e l ­
li- Lloyd VY. K . n g R o b e r t s Ki n - 
n e v. Dale G 
Joe C. 
Lend Jr L a w r e n c e B. Leiter, Jolt® 
Iv en I J .of I in.

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L 

G A R L V B R B D T .
A s s o c i a t e D e an of
S t u d e n t Life.

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The N a v a l C o l l e g e A pti tu de T e a t 
w hi be a d m i n i s t e r e d 
in H o g s A u d i ­
torium o n D e c e m b e r 12. A p p l i c a ­
tion.* m u st Ive r e c e i v e d by the E d u ­
r e s t i n g S ervic e. Box Top, 
cational 
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b y N o v e m b e r 21. 
All c a n d i d a t e s f o r e n r o ll m e n t as r e ­
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a bou t 200 a c t i v e p a r ti c i p a n t s . Up- 
p e r - e l a s s F e l l o w s h i p , 
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School for Blind. D e a f , and Orphan 
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this y e a r, 

. This n atio n h a s been playing ball with 
V o team s fo r m o re than t h r e e centuries, 
but 
to h a v e con­
th ey seem 
fused goal posts. To be explicit, on the 
Congressional field, the D e m o c ra ts have 
been playing fo r th e Republican coach, 
and 
the R epublicans have been doing 
th eir best to fum ble his s tr a te g y .

T ra n sla tin g fro m the sp o rts v ern a c u la r, 
the D em ocrats, known as th e "opposition 
p a r ty ” in C o ngress, have sided w ith the 
President a g a in s t a ttack s fro m m em bers 
of his own p a rty .

Th ere is th e S o u th e rn faction, especially 
here in T ex as, which has p ro te s te d that ^ 
th e P resid en t is not a “ r e p r e s e n t a ti v e ” of 
the Republican p a rty , but a f t e r his stand 
these last few weeks, they c a n no longer 
find logic o r validity in t h e i r a rg u m e n t 
th at he is in th e middle of th e field.

This is r e f e r r i n g to his s ta t e m e n t th at 
he hopes all Republican n o m in e e s win. 
Even when one of these is S e n a to r Mc­
C arthy, Mr. P re sid e n t?

P e rh ap s a n o t h e r question 

is in order. 
W hat can th e D e m o c ra ts gain b y su p p o rt­
ing the P r e s id e n t against his ow n p a rty 's 
critics0 C e r ta in ly not m uch w h e n he ig­
nores D e m o c ra tic back-slapping a n d turns 
his o th e r c h e e k to Republican blows.

th e 
th e 

t h e i r floor 

leaders elected 

The p rac tic e of both p a rtie s in Congress 
in 
is to use 
pa rty c a u cu se s to control b u sin e ss from 
th e party. 
the floor 
in 
fo r the 
F u r th e r m o r e , 
the 
p a r t y ’s a c tio n 
loci* L e a d er, th e p a r ty ’s ch ief strategist. 
the m in o r ity party 
T herefore, when 
lakes no a c tio n because of diverg en ce of 
it. by 
ra n k s , 
in 
policy and opinion 
the A d m in istratio n .
inactivity, s u p p o rts 

interest of 
responsibility 
rests p rim arily w ith 

its 

if 

O r w h e n one faction a c tiv e ly offers su p ­
p o rt, p o w e r goes to t h e A dm inistration. 
T h e m a j o r it y in C o n g re s s is co n stitution­
ally in d ependent of its lead er, as the sep­
it 
a r a t i o n of powers c la u s e provides; 
t a k e s opposing sides to e x e r t this inde­
p e n d en ce, the result 
is legislation which 
the P re s id e n t pockets o r vetoes. Titus, 
all o f th e power of g o v e rn m e n t r e v e r ts 
to t h e executive b ra n c h .
the Republican 
N o o ne can a ccu se 
its 
inactivity 
p a r t y of Congressional 
m a n y d a y s as the .m in o r ity party. U n d e r 
th e d ire c tio n of F lo o r L e a d e r Robert A. 
T a f t, 
th e “opposition 
th e position of 
p a r t y ” w as never a m y s te r y .

in 

P e r h a p s in this m a y be found the r e a ­
son f o r th e reluctance of th e D em ocratic 
to take active p a r t 
p a r t y 
in opposition. 
tim es during its re ig n in Congress, 
Manv 
it felt t h a t the m in o r ity delayed g o v e rn ­
m en t actio n d an gerously.

A lth o u g h this m ay be a reason, it c a n ­

not b e accepted as a n excuse.

an d do a 
is not 

T h e D p rn o c r a t s c a n find p e rtin en t 
issues to exert p a rty policy in the in te re st 
little 
of b e t t e r governm ent 
in a d v o ­
c r e a ti v e criticism. T h i s 
c a tio n of mud-slinging, but a plea for f a c t ­
fin d in g and p re s e n ta tio n of 
these fa c ts 
to t h e public. No A d m in is tra tio n has been 
is no reason fo r 
p e rf e c t vet, and th e r e 
h e r o w orship to g la m o riz e 
this one a s 
su ch .

T h e tw o teams h a d b e t t e r take a d v a n ­
to get their goals 
ta g e of this time out 
in sig h t before the n e x t half which begins 
in J a n u a r y , because in th e event n e ith e r 
sco res, th ere is a n o t h e r te a m just w aiting 
to t a k e the field

— J OUN SC >N

9 t s W o r t I, S I

This week. Cam pus C h e s t's personal 
solicitors will be at yo u r h o u se, asking 
for m oney fo r the c a m p u s ’ o n ly charily 
fund drive D o n ’t let them leave w ithout 
IOO per c e n t c o n trib u tio n —e v e ry b o d y giv­
time 
ing e v e ry th in g he ran. I f s th e onlv 
the y e a r y o u ’ll have a c h a n c e to help 
support o rg a n iz a tio n s w h i c h someday 
m ay tx1 sa v in g yo u r own life.

Each of 

th e o rganizations chosen for 
Cam pus (.’hest m oney has a valid need for 
student s u p p o rt; they depend larg ely for 
existence on v o I ii n t a r y contributions. 
th e y {bi­
More 
form a re o f direct benefit 
to students; 
this is th e c rite rio n by w hich th ey were 
chosen. All seven o rg an iz atio n s- Am eri­
can Red C ro ss, Cerebral P a ls y Center,

the services 

im p o r ta n t, 

Po lio Fund, World U n iv e rsity Service, 
S p o n s o r e d Students, A m erican C a n c e r 
S o ciety , and U n i v e r s i t y YMCA— a r e 
l e a d y to help stu d e n ts in th eir own field, 
a n d will be ready to help you when y o u 
need th e ir kind of aid.

W h e n you pass u p y o u r chance to give 
to C a m p u s ('hest, y o u a r e playing w ith 
h u m a n lives. When y o u give 
and it will 
t a k e Ions than SI p er .student to put th e 
( h e s t well over its g o a l -you are playing 
s a f e with your own f u t u r e and th at of 
y o u r colleagues. You a r e saving that it is 
w o r t h Si to you to lie fre e from need a n d 
pain a n d that you a r e willing to pay SI 
to t a k e care of y o u rse lf w hen you do need 
help a n d 
it 
now .

the m an y o t h e r s that need 

Wilson Says

Prisoners Not Excused 
For Germ Confessions

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WASHING TO N’- S e c r e t a r y 

of 
D e f e n s e C h a r Ion K Wilson said 
T u e sd a y th e m i l i t a r y (a n n o t e x ­
c u s e A m e r i c a n p r i s o n e r s of w a r 
for " c o n f e s s i n g " 
to C o m m u n ­
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d e p a r t m e n t 
t a k e s 
that e a c h c a s e d e s e r v e s 
ind ivi­
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treat rn o n ’

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m e n t Wilson w ont o n . 
to a qu estion .

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c u s e d , ” Wilson sa id .

tr e m e n d o u s p r e s s u r e , 

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M A N I L A R a m o n . T a g - a y s a y , 
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f o u g h t o v e r 

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i m p r e s s i v e 
Had " a p p e a r s likely to d e v e l o p 
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UTSA to Take Photos 5 A S v i T I D h o n V G r O U D 

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service W ednesday at 5:30 p.m . 

cussed at the next meeting of the 
U T S A w ill hold a late initiation 
U T S A w ill hold a late initiation cussed at the next meeting of the 
Austin Stam p Club Wednesday at 
7:30 p m . at 
the Austin Public 
L ib ra ry . All interested philatelist* 
are incited.

initiated m em bers must he pres­

in the W o m e n ’s G ym studio. U n ­

ent.

Fo u r club pictures— Racket, T ee, 
Bo w and A rro w , and Turn Ie— w ill 
be made.

★

Red Cross stamps w ill be dis­

Beta Beta Alpha w ill m e e t W ed­
nesday at 4 p m 
sn Waggoner 
H all 3 to m ake plans for a ban­
initiation of new 
quet and 
member*

the 

In C o n ce rt T o n ig h t

The San Antonio Sym phony O r­

G re g o ry G y m , by 

the C u ltu ra l Blanket T ax and 

season 

ticket

chestra w ill tic precented 

in ron- 

En te rta in m e n t Committee 

T h e holders 

•ert at x 15 p m . W ednesday 

in

program directed by Dr. Victor 

" o G o iy

. m ake us to 

QUEEN

A lessandro, 
Arts F e str ai,

is part of 

the F in e 

Fto. 2.5-year-old Japanese artist 
made his A m erican debut at C a rn e ­
gie H a ll last year.
The program 

is free to MG 50

The Little Sym phony, composed 
of mem bers of 
the San Antonio 
Orchestra w ill give a concert at 
J p m W ednesday in R ecital H all. 
Dr Alessandro w ill conduct, and 
Josephine Antoine a m em ber of 
the music departm ent faculty, w ill 
be the soloist

Pro Musica Antiqua 
Plays Medieval Music

N oblem en and 

villagers once 

sang and danced to the music per­

formed for a capacity audience in 

R e c ita l H a ll Tuesday night, but 

their perform ances probably never 

approached the smooth m usician­

ship exhibited by the Pro M usica 
Antiqua ensemble

result was strange but pleasing to 
the 1953 ear.

long, 

Tw o 
like the 

Anc! strange to *he eye were the
skinny 
instruments. 
viols played 
’cello and 
a sm aller viol held under the chin. 
made up a string section. It also 
inc luded lute m edieval counterpart 
of today s piano.

11^V luntii dr Rnchtmon! Aanorini**!

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I n s

A d u lt. M at T il* & p. rn.

A d u lt.
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K e rn in g 

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LOW NILSON (

Pius! Flirty B ird ie' 

C a rto o n & N ew *

Hie singers a soprano, a con­

tralto, two tenors, and a bass 
blended voices with m edieval 
in­
strum ents so perfectly that the lis­
The
tener heard one “ instrument 

C S. Foristell fruit tit story 

**f Mfb ai t tutor* aa Hw Mfk laos

a d o r

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T E X A S

IfFFRPf HUNTER'MICHAEL HNH

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A IU L T S «Oc; 

1st SHOW 6:00 
( H IL D KH

A clarinet-size ariel a 

flute-size 
recorder were the woodwind instru­
ments and w ere played alternately 
by one perform er.

Tones from the instruments were 
vibrantly faint even in a c o u s tic a l­
ly p e r f e c t R e c ita l Hall, so Thp 
dynam ics w ere in shades and half­
tones The result w as rather billing 
and delicately beautiful.

Sometimes 

“ highbrow" 
thought 
today, the m usic w as not consider­
ed as such in its day, as was prov­
ed F»y some of the song texts.

Compositions from the Thirteenth 
the Sixteenth Centuries 
through 
starting with a 
were performed 
sacred organum and a motet nnd 
including secular songs and dances

Sixteenth C entury 
England, F ra n c e , and 
also performed.

dances of 
Ita ly were 

stand fast in 

the liberty 

wherew ith 
thou hast 

m ade us free!

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... the Drama 
...the IDart of L

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J O H N W A T N E

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Glee Club
To Hold Audition

I e e e

I A 

I I 

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Vocalist Selected 
To Be Sweetheart
TTie g irl vocalist to be selected 
bs the Men s Glee Club at 9 p m 
W ednesday night in Texas Union 
401 w ill become Sw eetheart of the
a u h .

Any g irl in the U n iv e rsity is eligi­

ble to audition.

She w ill also accom pany 

the 
club on tours and in concerts and 
become part of a regu lar selected 
group, which w ill pattern 
itself 
much a fter the popular Modern- 
aires E n tra n ts should bring their 
own music

Devices for Blind 
Displayed Monday

New devices to aid the blind and 
near blind w ere displayed d u r­
ing a one-day conference of the 
Texas School for the B lin d Mon­
day.

The 

shown 

disp lay w as 

by 
C harles G , H itter consultant of the 
the 
Foundation 
A m erican 
Blind which m aintains a center 
for Mind people The center shows 
them 
“ how 
“ how to m ak e’’ and 
to d o J ’

for 

Some devices exhibited included 
B ra ille d slide rules, chess sets, and 
clinical therm om eters

Among the more unusual inven­
tions is a music w rite r with which 
the blind composer m a y w rite a 
page of music of a simple tune ,n 
tw elve minutes

Most popular among blind cus­
tomers are brailled watches, col­
lapsible can** that fit in the pock­
et 
B ra ille d playing cards, and 
sp ecially adapted bingo boards.

During the past se a r 32 130 de­
vices have been sold to the blind 
for nearly 3100,000

H a ir S tylist Speak* at Tifton 

'C o - Ed Assem bly To M e et

P a t Patterson, Austin h a ir stylist. 

“ Selecting Y o ur Successor ’ will 
conducted a discussion of h air be M iss Suzanne R eed s 
topic 
styles at the first of three meet- at a Co-Ed Assem bly M eeting at 
in T ex as Union 
ings sponsored by the C harm Com- 5 p m. Thursday 
m ittee of the T ex as Union. 

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