Today’s Weather:
S ca tte re d aftern o o n th u n d er­
sh o w e rs; high of 90 e x p e cte d .

T he Da

T exan

Editorial Reading: 
Significance of Batchelor

s *

VOL 54

Price Five C e n ts

D E A N BILL W O O D of N o r t h Texas S ta te C o l ­
le ge delivers the main a ddress a t the G r e e k 
W e e k K i c k - O f f Banquet. A l s o pictu red at the 
speakers' table are, from left to right, D e a n J a t k

H o llan d , J a m e s Hunt, c a s t pre s d 
fraternity Council, D e a n A m o M 
L o g a n Wiiscrf.

P h o t o b y N i c k l e

m f of the Inter- 
jwotny, a nd Dr.

Greek Week Begins 
With Union Banquet

News in 
Brief...

By The Associated Press

W O R ST RA IN S S IN C E ISM 
W AT E R I X X . CHICAGO

CH IC A G O — C l e a r i n g sk ies M o n -; 
d a y night p ro m is ed relief to flood- j 
r a v a g e d C h ic a g o , s t a g g e re d by its 
w o r s t r a i n s t o r m rn 69 y e a r s .

A w eek-e nd downpour of m o r e 
foot ca u sed d a m a g e 
than ha lf a 
fifteen m illion dol­
e s t i m a t e d a t 
l a r s to the c i t y and su bu rbs, and 
th o usan ds of d o l la r s 
hundreds of 
Illi-
m o r e e l s e w h e r e 
in northern 
nois and In d ia n a .

SO CIA LISTS TO V O TE 
W ITH M E N D E S -F R A N C E 

P A R IS — l e a d e r * of the pow ­
erful F r e n c h so cia list p a rty w e re 
lining up behind P r e m ie r P ie r re 
M e n d e s-F ra n ce s M onday In an 
a tte m p t to g iv e him a big m a ­
jo rity In the N ational A ssem bly 
T u esd ay on the 
lo n d o n a g r e e ­
m ent for re a rm in g G erm an y .

♦
AIvVMZ A C Q U IT T E D 
IN F I D V D D E ATH

WACO — N a go Alaniz, a D u v a l 
Coun ty l a w y e r , w a s found innocent 
Su nd ay of b e in g a n a c c o m p l i c e to 
, a South T e x a s killing ca lled a "po* J 
l itica l m u r d e r . ’ '

Alaniz had b e en a c c u s e d a s p a r t 
of w h a t the s t a t e said w a s a plot 
J a c o b S F loy d S r ., c h ie f 
to kill 
r i v a l of D u v a l County ’s po litic al 
boss. G e o r g e B P a r r . B y m is ta k e , 
th e st a t e on a rg e d . F l o y d ’s son 
(a 
law studen t a t T ile U n i v e r s i ty of 
T e x a s ) w a s k illed on S e p t e m b e r 8, 
1952.

★
*,0 2 * S E C U R IT Y RISK S 
R E M O V E D 
WASHINGTON — The E lsen 
rep o rted 
bow er 
M onday It now list.* fi.92fi p erson s 
— 1,743 of th em with “ su b v ersiv e 
d a ta ” In th eir files— a s taken off 
th e g o v e rn m e n t payroll a s a r e ­
su lt of Its s e cu rity p ro g ra m .

a d m in istratio n 

R U SSIA O F F E R S C O N FESSIO N S 
ON ATOM BAN

U N I T E D N A T IO N S, N Y . — R u s ­
s i a ' ! A nd rei Y . V ish in sk y g a v e a p ­
p a r e n t g ro und M o nd a y 
lon g -stan d in g R u s s i a n d em a n d f o r N T S C . 
a n i m m e d i a t e b a n on a t o m ic and 
h yd rogen b om bs. At the s a m e t im e 
he called on 
the W est to m a t c h 
M o sco w 's c o n c e s s io n s with s i m i l a r 
m o v es.

t h e . 

on 

■Ar

“ NO SM O K IN G ” U R G E D 
B Y C A N C E R G R O U P 

B U F F A L O , N .Y . — The Fu b lic 
H ealth C a n c e r A ssociation voted 
M onday to a d v ise the public to 
stop sm ok ing c ig a re tte s in o rd e r 
to re d u ce th e incidence of lung 
c a n c e r .

Total Enrollment 
16,000, Less 22

“ O n ly 22 m o r e r e g i s t r a n t s a n d 
the U n i v e r s i t y 
rep o rted W. 
s u p e r ­

the e n r o l l m e n t of 
wall 
B y r o n Shipp, 
visor, M o n d a y .

r e a c h 16,(XX).” 

r e g is t ra t io n 

T h e r e h a s b e en a n 

i n c r e a s e of 
2,000 stud ents this y e a r . Mr. Shipp 
said.

A cco rd in g to f ig u re s r e l e a s e d by

the 

the 
the C o lleg e of A rts and S c i e n c e s 
h a s 
l a r g e s t e n ro llm e n t with 
total of 4.962. T he C o lle g e of 
a 
B u s i n e s s A d m in istration 
follows 
A rts and S c i e n c e s with 2,749 s t u ­
the College of E n g i ­
d ents, and 
third with 2.671.
n e e r i n g r a n k s 

in 

T h e r e a r e 11,558 m en and 4,370 
the U n i v e r ­
w om en r e g i s t e r e d 
sity', a c c o r d in g 
to the O c t o b e r 2 
fig u re s. F i f t e e n girls a r e en rolled 
in the C o lleg e of E n g i n e e r in g and 
20 in the Scho ol of A r c h i t e c t u r e . 
H o w ever, w o m e n o u tn u m b e r m e n 
t h re e to one in the Colleg e of E d u ­
ca tio n and two to one in the C o l­
l eg e of F i n e A rt s.
 * 
O rc h e s l s M ay R eo rg an ize 

B y K E N N E T H K N O P P 

: and 

l e a r n in g h a n d e d down 

fro m 

T h e third a nn ua l c a m p u s G r e e k g ro up to group.

the 

I 'm 

‘ ‘and 

into high 

f r a t e r n i t y 

le a d e r s of 

the vince d 

W e e k a c t i v it i e s m oved 
g e a r T u e s d a y following an 
M o nd ay even in g K ic k -O ff B a n q u e t Wood co nclud ed, 

atten d ed by 
U n i v e r s i t y ’s 30 f r a t e r n i t i e s and a 
top U n iv e r s ity and state 
host of 
in the M a i n B a ll r o o m of 
o f f ic ia l s 
the T e x a s Union.
‘ ‘G r e e k cu lt ure 

‘‘E v e ry student b r in g s a cu lture 
initial of his own to the c a m p u s , D ean 
con- 
the
th a t the 
p l a c e w h e r e he 
that 
c u lt u r e through la s t in g fr i e n d s h ip .” 
the banqu et 
included T o m S e a ly , c h a i r m a n of 
the B o a r d of R e g e n t s ; D r . Ixtgan 
i m p a r t s a w ay 
W ils on , pre siden t o f the U n i v e r s i t y ;
of life that, helps s a t i s f y the needs
of s t u d e n t s . ” said D e a n of Student. D e a n W oo d; A m o Now otny. D e a n 
L if e B ill Wood of Nort h T e x a s I Of Stu den t L i f e ; a n d J a c k Holland,
D e a n of M en . T o a s t m a s t e r w a s 
J a m e s Hunt, p a s t p re sid e n t of the 
I n t e r - F r a t e r n i t y Council.

the 
S t a t e C o lleg e, w ho d eliv er ed 
m a in a d d re s s. D e a n Wood w a s in­
st r u m e n t a l in s e ttin g up the G r e e k 
s y s t e m at
n a tio n a l 

Honored g u ests at 

c a n a d a p t 

f r a t e r n i t y 

is 

I n on y w o yea s 

g r o w n to seVen c h a p t e r s .

E x p l a in i n g the 

i m p o r t a n c e o f a 
the co lleg e 
the

f r a t e r n i t y s y s te m on 
c a m p u s . D e a n Wood urged 
f r a t e r n i t y m e n p re sen t 
nize 

.

A 

" G e t - A c q u a i n t e d ” C o ffee 
for 
f r a t e r n i t y m e n and g u e s ts at the 
P hi D elta T h e t a ho use 
followed 
the K ic k - O f f Su pper.

G R E E K S E M IN A R S C H E D U L E 

to rec og - j fo r the re s t of the w e e k 

G r e e k W eek a c t i v i t i e s planned 
include

the v ita l h e r i t a g e o f v a lu es I th re e d a y s of s e m i n a r discussion

Religious Club Formed 
By Faculty Mem bers

T h e newly 

f o rm e d U n i v e r s i ty 

2-2473 b y noon T u e s d a y .

C h rist ia n 

F e l lo w s h i p will m eet 

W ed n esd ay night a t 6 ,3 0 

in 

the 

Que en Anne R o o m of the T e x a s 
Union. J a m e s R e y n o ld s, p ro fe sso r 
of ed ucation, will spe a k on “ The 
P l a c e of R elig io n in a U n i v e r s i t y . ” 

T h e F e llo w sh ip is a n a s s o c i a t io n 

! of 

f a cu lty m e m b e r s 

c o n c e r n e d 

with relig io u s p r o b l e m s 

in a U n i ­

v e rs ity . D r . D ew itt R e d d ic k , c h a i r ­

m a n of the o r g a n i z a t i o n ’s e x e c u ­
tive c o m m i t t e e , an n ou n ce d M on­
d a y t h a t the c lu b will m e e t month

Hopeful Politicos' 
Pictures Heeded

P l a t f o r m s and p ic t u re s of c a n ­
d id a te s who 
for a s s o c i a t e 
filed 
J u s t i c e s and p h a r m a c y a s s e m b l y ­
m en 
to T he 
J o u r n a l i s m 
D a ily T e x a n 
B uild in g 103, no t l a t e r th a n 5 p rn. 
F r i d a y .

should be brou gh t 

offic e . 

AU o t h e r c a n d i d a t e s m u st ha v e
th e ir p l a t fo r m s and p i c t u r e s in the
T e x a n o ffic e by 5 p m . O c t o b e r 18.
T h e p i c t u r e s should be gloss y 
inch prints and plat-
than 

tw o -b y -th ree 
f o r m s should not be 

lon g er 

A 

lunch eo n 

la s t y e a r and 

two 
in f o r m a l m e e t i n g s this p a s t su m ­
m e r s t a r t e d the idea. An e x e c u t iv e 
c o m m i t t e e c o m p o s e d o f Dr. R e d ­
dick, D r. E m m e t t Hudspeth, pro­
f e s s o r of ph ys ics, and D e a n L a u ­
r e n c e H a s k e w of 
the College of 
E d u c a tio n , w a s e le c t e d .

Engineers Resume 
Operation Gopher

E n g i n e e r in g 

stud ents T u e s d a y 
night s t a r t a digging, but volun­
to g oph er-ou t O pera- 
t a ry , effo rt 

; lion G o p h e r this s e m e s t e r 
j 

to dig 

fro m be n e a th 

T h e y h a v e s o m e 800 cu b i c y a rd s 
of d ir t 
the 
E n g i n e e r in g B uild ing b e fo re c o n ­
stru ctio n c a n be gin on th eir pint­
J a c k 
sized stud ent union, 
W hitle y , t r e a s u r e r of the Student 
E n g i n e e r in g Coun cil.

said 

S t a r t i n g this w eek and co ntinuing 
j thro ughout the s e m e s t e r , the en gi­
n e e r s will divid e the w ork th u sly : 
e l e c t r i c a l and civil e n g i n e e r s , T u e s ­
d a y n ig h ts ; c h e m i c a l and m eeh an - 
i leal en g in eers. W e d n e s d a y n ig h ts ; 
p etro leu m and a r c h i t e c t u r a l en g i­
ne e rs, 
and 
en g i­
c e r a m i c 
n e e rs . F r i d a y nights.

n ig h ts ; 
a e r o n a u t i c a l 

T h u r s d a y 

and 

T h e y will dig. 2 5 m e n af a tim e, 
for two or t h r e e hours. T h e en g i­
n e e r s 
th e ir own 
f o u r w h e e l b a r r o w s , an 
equ ipm ent 
a i r h a m m e r , sh ov e ls, p i c k s , and 
c o n v e y o r belts.

this y e a r h a v e 

fro m 

M o re than $23 OOO h a s been c o l­
l e cted 
e n g i n e e r i n g alUfnni 
for a c t u a l construction, w hich will 
the T a y l o r T R o o m , a 
include 
sp a c e , 
l o u n g e-g a m e 
c o n f e r e n c e ro o m , and soda 
foun­
tain .

ro om , of fit e 

O r c h e s i s , d a n c e club of the Uni- 
v e r s i t y 
S p o rt s A ssociation, will 
* possibly he re v iv ed n e x t s e m e s - 
tor. I n te r e s t e d person s should co n- sixteen ty p ew ritten lines.
t a c t M is s Ann a Hiss. d i r e c t o r of 
p h y s ical t ra ining , 
G y m , for f u rt h e r 

T h e p ictu re s and p l a t f o r m s m a y 
in the W o m e n 's I be given to e i th e r P h y l G r e e n or 
inform ation. 

I J i m C la rk .

r e g i s t r a r ’s o ffic e O c t o b e r 2, My* AU fa c u l t y m e m b e r s i n t e l e s t e r !
in atten d in g W e d n e s d a y a r e urged 
to m a k e r e s e r v a t i o n s by ca llin g

l / U l i a t C j o e S 

o n

e r e

T U E S D A Y
1- 5 P a c e s e tte r H o use 
e x h ihiy A r c h i t e c t u r e 

8-12 

and 
d ra w in g 
B uild ing 102

9-12 and 1 - 4 :3 0 T i c k e t d r a w in g s 
for U T - A r k a n s a s g a m e G r e g o r y 
G y m .

9-4-- De pa rt rn et” of D r a m a se a s o n 
t i c k e t s on sa le , M u sic B u ild in g
box offic e.

I - U T -O U 

football m o v i e s . T e x a s 

U nio n M a i n L ounge 

3 : 3 0 — AA U W T e a , M e d i c a l A s s o c i ­

atio n L i b r a r y .

3 . 3 0 — D r . H. M a l c o lm M a c d o n a ld 
to s p e a k on 
" C h r i s t i a n i t y and
. 
the T h o u g h t of T o d a y , ” C a n t e r ­
b u ry Club, 2607 U n iv ersity

3-5— D e b a t e W o r k s h o p. S p e e c h 

Build ing 212.

4—Community Service planning

se ssion. Y M C A 

5 T e x a s Union P u b lic ity C o m m i t ­

te e , T e x a s Union 309.

7 

J o e Neal to open C u ltu ral S e r ­
ies for In te r n a t i o n a l Council, In­
2500 Whit I s. 
te rn a tio n a l 
I louse 
7—G i r l s ’ G lee C u b , T e x a s Union 

401.

7 :3 0 G r e e k W e e k 

s e m i n a r s on 
c a m p u s a c t i v it i e s , 

f in a n ce and 
T e x a s Union 

7 . 3 0 L a w W iv es T F W C Build ing. 
7 : 3 0 — U T -O U and B a y l o r - A r k a n s a s 

g a m e s on K T B C - T V 

7 :30 Alpha Chi 

S i g m a 

sm o k e r , 

U n i v e r s i t y Club.

7 :45— In te r n a t i o n a l D a n c e Group.
In te r n a tio n a l R o o m . T e x a s Union. 

11-12 U n i v e r s i ty hour, K M E T . 
l l 05 
F o r t y A c r e s 
. K T E C .

F o r e c a s t , '

International Council 
Sponsors Foreign Talks

T h e 

In t e r n a t i o n a l C o un cil will 
sp onsor the f ir s t l e c t u re in a s e r ­
le c t u r e s bv A m e r i ­
ies of cu ltu r a l 
c a n s who h a v e t ra v e le d in foreign 
co u n tries . T u e s d a y a t 7 p m. at the 
In te r n a t i o n a l C'entei, 2500 W hitis 
“ Six W e e k s in the Middle E a s t ” 
is the topic of the fir st le cture, to 
he delivered by J o e N e a t , who h a s 
just re tu r n e d f r o m a tour 
in the 
Middle E a s t .

T he 

l e c t u r e s will be held e v e r y 
students a r e 
o th e r T u e s d a y All 
invited and r e f r e s h m e n t s will be 

i served .

. _ 
' 

IU

r

'The First College Daily in the South*

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1954

Six Pages T o d a y

NO. 43

Last Filing Today Annual BBA Meeting
cllcfposts Scheduled for Friday

Summer A n d Fall 

Entrants Eligible 

In Oct. 28 Vote

T o d a y is the la s t d a y to file for 

for 

F r e s h m a n Council, 
o f f ic e s 
Lloyd H a y e s , pre sent F r e s h m a n 
Council pre siden t, a nn ou nce d Mon­
d ay.

O f fice s to he filled in the O cto ­

b e r 28 el ect io n a r e p residen t, v i c e ­
pre sident, and 
f r e s h m a n who w a s not en tered in 
the U n iv e r s ity p rio r 
to S u m m e r , 
1954. 

is eligible to run.

s e c r e t a r y . Any

A pplications a r e a v a i l a b l e in the 

S t u d e n ts ’ A ss o cia tio n offic e in Hie ; 
Union, which will be open 
f r o m ! 
today {pr filing 
S a m 
to 5 p .rn 
that
How ever, H a y e s 
ex p la in e d 
c a n d i d a t e s should allow at 
least 
two ho urs for the filing procedure. 
s in ce the a p p lic a t io n m u s t be sign­
ed by s e v e ra l U n i v e r s i t y of fic ia ls 
A pp lica tions should tie picked up 
bv a t 
s o that c andi- 
d a te s m a y h a v e t h e m b a c k at the 
Stu dents ' A s s o c i a t io n 
3 p.m .

least 3 p rn 

o ffic e 

by

A $1 
a p p licants.

filing 

fee 

is req uired of 

T h e r e will he a m e e t i n g for all 
in 
ca n d id a te s T u e s d a y at 5 p m 
T e x a s Union 311 H a y e s said it 
is 
n e c e s s a r y for all c a n d i d a t e s to he 
pre sent at this m e e ti n g .

Th** p r i m a r y 

e [ e < bo n will be 
O cto b e r 21. and the final electio n 
O c t o b e r 28

Issues Pushed 
To Gain Success

th * G r e a t 

to so ro r ity , 

M e m b e r s of 

a r e m a k i n g 

Issu es 
nightly 
co m m it t e e 
visits 
f r a t e rn it y , and 
co -o p erative h o u s e s on Hie ca m p u s 
to help a s s u r e a n o t h e r su ccessfu l 
y e a r 
let lure pro­
g r a m .

the a n n u al 

for 

T he 

th em e of 

this y e a r ’s pro­
" F r e e Minds a n d : 

g r a m will be 
F r e e M e n . ” with s p e e c h e s on allied 
topics.

T he s p e a k e r s , so f ir booked a re 
H arold E S t a s s e n , d i r e c t o r of the 
F o r e ig n O p e r a tio n s A d m in is t ra t io n ; , 
D r R obert C Hu tchins 
f o n d e r 
president of the U n i v e r s i ty of Ch i­
c a g o : W G P o l l a r d , d ir ecto r of 
the Oak R id g e a t o m i c p l a n t ; Dr 
H enry S te e le Com m a g e ! pro fesso r 
of h isto ry at C o lu m b i a U n iv er sity ; 
and C h arles B u rt o n M a r sh a ll, pre 
the F o r d F o inflation 
: ident of 

Fund 

for the R e p u l s e 

T i c k e t s for the s e r ie s will be on 
s a le W ed nesd ay thro ugh F r i d a y at 
c a m p u s bo oths. T h e p u c e will 
lie 
$2.50 for B la n k e t T a x holders and 
for n o n -B la n k e t T a x ho lders 
$1 

to o t h e r 

Til*' G r e a t D u e s 

c o m m it t e e 
m e m b e r s who a r e bu sy sp reading 
the word 
students a re 
V irg inia Me Donald, Sharo n A lex­
ander, Torn K B a r t o n , Carol Ham 
111 on. P o y C l e m e n t 
P a t Bullitt 
J a m e s Hal l, K a t h r y n I - e, Sheri 
Lutz, 
C la rk , 
Daily, 
.Marion Morp hv

E v a n s . M a i g u r e t 
D e j e
lea l Ann C h risten en, and 

D M c K i n l e y 

J o y c e 
B 

g ro ups open 
to all p l e d g e s and 
m e m b e r s of the v a rio u s f r a t e r n i ­
tie s. T o be held 
the T e x a s 
Union, the s e m i n a r sc h ed u le is a s 
f o l l o w s :

in 

J e r r y W ils on , 

T u e s d a y , 7 30 p m 

" C a m p u s A c­
J i t t e r Nolpn, m o d ­
J o e Tupin. 

tiv i t i e s ” w ith 
e r a t o r , 
P r e s t o n 
S a m P e r r y . Also " F i n a n c e ” with 
Dan S m d h , m o d e r a t o r . Dr. O. B 
W i ll i a m s , and B ill 

r e d . D anny B u r c k , and | 

ll. R a s c h k e .

W e d n e s d a y , a t 7 p rn. " L e a d e r ­
s h i p ,” m o d e r a t e d by S a m P e r r y , 
J . B a r t A l d r i d g e Also 
with 
" P l e d g e T r a i n i n g , ” 
J o e R u s s o . 
m o d e r a t o r , 
including D r. R o b e r t 
G ordon.

T h u r s d a y , 

" R u s h ” 
with T o m Clowe, m o d e r a t o r , and 
H e nry Sim on .

a t 7 p m . 

All s e m i n a r s will be held in the 
T e x a s Union and the m e e t i n g s will 
be d esig n ed to brin g out a m a x i ­
m um of student discussion. P a r ­
is be in g p la ced 
t ic u l a r e m p h a s is 
in e a c h 

i on g e t tin g the new m en 
' f r a t e r n i t y to a tte n d.

T h e c l i m a x of G r e e k W e e k c o m e s 
F r i d a y night with the A l l - F r a t e r ­
f e a tu rin g H al M c ­
nity F o r m a l , 
l b s O r c h e s t r a . T h e 
and 
In ty re 
d a n c e will be held 
in G r e g o r y 
G y m n a s i u m f ro m 8 30 p m . t o 12 
m id night.

Council Plans Program 
For Transfer Students

T h e new ly org anized T r a n s f e r 
its initia l m e e t ­
in T e x a s 

Counc il will have- 
ing ar 7 p m . T u e s d a y 
Union 301

T h e Council, c o n s i s t i n g of tw elve 
t ra n s fe r s, w a s s e l e c t e d by 

re c e n t 
the T r a n s f e r C o m m i t t e e

e a c h o f 

F o u r p e r so n s w e re s e l e c t e d from 
t h r e e s e p a r a t e su b-divi- 
re s id e n t 
from
t r a n s f e r s 
! s i o n s : 
s en ior 
c o ll e g e s a n d u n i v e r s i t i e s , 
n o n-resid en t t r a n s f e r s from sen io r 
c o ll e g e s rind u n iv e rsit ie s, and j u n ­
t r a n s f e r s .
ior co ll e g e 

Just 462 Years A g o

O fficers for th e c o m in g y e a r will 
be electe d at an l l :30 a m. busi­
ness m e etin g , and alum ni will be 
introdu ced by c l a s s e s a t the 12 :30 
p in. lun cheo n in the Mai n Loun g e 
of the Union D e a n Sprieg el will 
m a k e a re p o rt to the group on the 
the College of 
U niversity 
B u s i n e s s A d m in ist ra t io n 
the 
luncheon.

and 

at 

At 2.30 p .m . 

four pro fession al 
gro up clinics will m e e t. T h e y a r e 
the A ccounting and M a n a g e m e n t , 
F i n a n c e . L if e I n s u r a n c e , and R e a l 
E s t a t e and G eneral In su ran ce clin­
ics.

po rtunity to atte n d the rn o r a n g s .

T h e F o u r t h Annual Alum ni B u s i - day m orning to give them an op- 1 om ie Outlook fo r the Nation N ext
Y e a r . " T h e T e x a s outlook on this 
s u b je c t will be g iv e n by D r . J o h n 
R . Sto ckton, of th e U n iv er sity B u r ­
ea u of B u s i n e s s R e s e a r c h . D r. Al­
fred L . S e e ly e , c h a i r m a n of 
the 
D e p a r t m e n t of M a r k e ti n g , will a c t 
a r t as a p an el c h a i r m a n .

ness C o n f e r e n c e of the C o lleg e of 
B u s i n e s s A dm inistra tion will b e 
th e U n iv ersity on F r i d a y . 
held at 
T h e o n e - d a v co n f e re n c e will he 
four p ro f e ssio n a l 
h ig h lig hted by 
g ro u p c l i n i c s , 
in 
the a f te r n o o n , said E u g e n e W. Nel ­
a r r a n g e ­
son. 
m e n t s c o m m i t t e e .

9:4 5 
Following 
foru m m e etin g will 
a rn. g e n e r a l 
he held in B a t t s Audito rium. M r. 
C a rl C. W elh au sen , of Y o a k u m , 
president of 
the B B A ex -stud ents 
organ ization, will preside o v e r the 
m eetin g . D e a n W illiam R . Spriogol. 
of the College of B u s i n e s s A d m in is­
tratio n, will w e lco m e g r a d u a t e s 
and ex stud ents.

to be co nd u cted 

c h a i r m a n of 

r e g istra tio n , 

the 

a 

R e g i s t r a t i o n of p a r t i c i p a n t s 
is 
sc h e d u l e d at T e x a s Union f r o m 8 .30 
to 9 30 a rn. Junior, sen ior, and 
g r a d u a t e B B A students will b e d is ­
fro m c la ss e s at 9 : 3 0 F r i -
m is se d 

Dr. W’atrou s l l 

Irons, pre sident 
of D allas F e d e r a l R e s e r v e B a n k , 
will speak on " B u s i n e s s and E c o n -

Rhodes Scholarships 
Beckoning UT Males

M a l e sin gle students b e t w e e n 19 
and 25 who ha ve 
se n ior, 
o r g r a d u a t e stand ing a r e e l i g i b le to 
S c h o la r s h i p s
Rhodes 
apply 

junior, 

fo r 

T Aid Program 
Organizes Today

M eeting To Plan 
Com m unity Service

T h e 

" Y ” Community 
S e r v i c e 
p r o g r a m , open to all stud ents, will 
g e t underw ay with a pl anning 
m e e ti n g T u es d a y at 
I p m a t the 
I J n i v e r s it y ” Y 

i into 

five a r e a s 

T h e s e r v i c e pro g ra m 

is divided 
the Austin S t a t e 
the Austin S t a t e School 
H ospital 
fra 
the m en ta lly re t a r d e d , th e Ne 
g r o D e a f and Blind S c h o o l, and 
the l li - Y and Y -T eon p r o g r a m s for 
A ustin t e e n a g e r s .

for 

! Topic 

in touch with a m e m - ' c o u n b ng 

t h e A cco un ting and 
" A e - 
now. In te r e s t e d U n iv e r s ity stud ents M a n a g e m e n t c l i n i c will be 
f o r M a n a g e m e n t . " T h e 
should get 
bo r Of tho local c o m m i t t e e b e f o r e ! 
wjU b e pre sid ed ov er by
O cto b e r la. T ile c o m m i t t e e i s m a d e y)r ( . , cnn A W c l l c h f a s s o c i a te pro­
uji of P r o f e s s o r s H a r ry 
l l . R a n ­
so m, W a l te r P . W eb b, Rudolph 
Willard, and E m m e t t L. Hudspeth.

f esso r o f a c c o u n t i n g ; and co -ch a ir­
m a n will b e E d w in W. M u m m s , 
a s s o c i a t e p r o f e s s o r of m a n a g e - 

T h e r e 

is no 

f o rm a l a pplica tio n m ent. 

to on e of 

P anel s p e a k e r s and 

a ro p y of . F r o m A c c o u n t i n g , ” 

topics will 
r e q u i r e m e n t , bu t a p p lic a n t s must 
tile c o m m i t t e e he " W h a t T o p M a n a g e m e n t Needs 
subm it 
led by H. E . 
m e m b e r s the following 
t heir c o u r s e s and g ra d e r e c o r d ; a ! Ch iles J r . , p r e s i d e n t of the W e st e rn
in M i d la n d ; 
statem en t o f g e n e ra l a ctiv itie s and I c o m p a n y 
" T h e Con-
ln telle ctu al i n t e r e s ts in co lleg e and 
t r o l l e r ’! R e s p o n s i b il i t y as a M e m -
proposed 
lino of study at O x f o r d ; j hpr of th(1 M a n a g e m e n t T e a m , " led
and at lea st thre p letters u n s e a l hy E a r l F Sn ow v i c e president and
cd e n v e l o p e s » c o n c e r n in g q u a l i f y ! t r e a s u r e r of R e e d R o lle r Bit C o m -
ca tio n s f r o m frien d s well a b l e toI p any Houston
lodge a b i l i ti e s of the apple a nt. 

»
Also How the P u b lic Accoun t-
local a n t (Mn A ssis t Trip M a n a g e m e n t , " 
led by E r w i n Hemen, p artn er of 
fie m a l a p p lica tio n for con E r n s t and E r n s t , Houston A ques- 
finn and a n s w e r per iod will follow, 
interview on o r 1 This session is sponsore d by B e t a
< A cco un ting ) and S i g ­
1 M a n a g e m e n t )

c o m m it t e e will he asked 
rn it a 
xideration by the state c o m m i t t e e 
af te i a p e r s o n a l 
about O c t o b e r 18.

Io ta E p s i lo n 

s e l e c t e d by 

Students 

to sub- 

the 

i , 

* 

W inn ers of 

the s c h o la rs h ip will 

Alpha P si 
m a 
ho no rary f r a t e r n i t i e s

t o 
sai(1 

U n i v e r s i t y vo lu nteers a r e a n in­
t h e s e c o m m u n i t y 
v a l u a b l e a i d 
p ro & iajm *. 
IM t K e n d a ll, co- 
c h a i r m a n of “ Y ” C o m m u n i ty S e r v ­
ice R o n n i e T r a g r e e r is the o t h e r 
c h a i r m a n .

S t u d e n t s at the m e e tin g w ill first 
h e a r a ta lk on " C h r i s t ia n A ttitud es 
T h e n 
T o w a r d C o m m u n ity S e r v i c e 
five 
they will subdivide 
g ro u p s , a c c o rd in g to e a c h s t u d e n t ’s 
i n t e r e s t. T h e s e sm all g ro u p s will 
p l a n 
p r o g r a m s , 
s e m e s t e r ' s 
w h i c h a r e scheduled lo begin thK 
w eek .

the 

i n t o 

the 

T h e gro up w hi c h 

to 
w ork at the S tate Ho spital will a t ­
tend o r ie n t a ti o n t h e r e W ed n esd ay 
and T h u r s d a y n ig h t s

signs up 

Cha l inen of the s u b c o m m i t t e e s 
n e M iss K end all, S t a t e School for 
Bonnie 
th>- m e n t a lly 
retard ed 
s t a t e Hospital; K e it h M o ­
Sw en : 
Blind
d i arv 
the Hi Y
S c h o o l ; 
and Y - T e o n groups.

Negro D e a f 
and T r a g c s e r , 

and 

Utile 

l*urs(

I .cst F rid a y

A hlue 
n o r ‘ Ii vide
p u s F r i d a y 
a n x i o u s 
('h u m' 
c a t i o n p a p e r s

rn 
to r e c 
if eontai 

iiirse v. i s 
lo: 
o f the Univei
.tilt. T he 
iv c r th** 
rn all h« 
and 

it on 
the 
sity c a m - 
own c r 
IS
p u rse be- 
ldettlifi- 
r 
insi I died
am on g oth er tilings vain 
If 
the 
the ow n er 
re ' ar ii it to 

ght* 
i hic only 
Hjrsf is I on nd pl* 
J o u r n a l i s m Building 103

fin

to 

1 

begin a t t e n d a n c e at O xford Uni­
versity 
in S e p t e m b e r , 1955. Al­
though R h o d e s s c h o l a r s usu a lly a t ­
tend Oxfor d fo r a tw o -y ea r period, 
a third y e a r of a t t e n d a n c e is pos­
th*’ ir re c o rd am i plan of 
sible 
study w a r r a n t a f u r t h e r a w a rd .

if 

T h e 

f a s t A m e r i c a n R h o d e s 
s ch ola rs a r r iv e d at Oxford in 1904 
under the t e r m s of tile will of Cecil 
Rhodes, w ho built a fort une fro m 
dia m onds 
in South A frica R hod es 
laid down t ests fo r eligib ility that J 
w ere not b a s e d o n r a c i a l , re ligio us, I 
or po litic al q u a l if i c a ti o n s

“ T h e last t h i n g I w a n t 

i s a b o o k ­
told his ox- 
w o r m , ” R h o d e s had 
ci titer. T h e i e a r e , t h e r e fo re , s p e c i ­
fic q u a l i t i e s of c h a r a c t e r , s k i l l at 
sp ort ' 
and e v i d e n c e s of p erson al 
I c l lie I ship e n u m e r a t e d in the wall. 
t h es e q u a lities 
Rhodes 
t o 
the p e r f o r m a n c e of peb- 

t h a t 
I would e n a b l e <h<>srn s c h o l a r s 
j " e s t e e m 

felt 

iic duties ag th e ir highest a im

t o 

Thirty -tw o sch o l a r s h i p s a r e a s ­
signed annually 
the United 
Sta tes T h e r e is a y e a r l y c o m p e t i ­
tion in e v e r y sta te , the s t a t e s b e­
ing grouped 
into ei ght d is t r ic t s of 
six s t a t e s e a c h . Of tw elve m en fi­
nally c h o sen 
from e a c h d is tr ic t , 
four a r e sci*-' md bv a et un ii it tee 
ii ade up of d iM m t nu m il e rs

Life at O x f o r d iris b e e n d e s c r i b ­
ed as 
to 
ch ai rn a vining m a n 's view of life 
and what he w a nts from 

" a n a t m o s p h e r e bound 

it

Chris Landed in New World

W ell, how m a n y T e a s i p p e r s r e - j the Santa M a r a 

to 

look 

tow ard 

m e m b e r e d 
S a l v a d o r til is m orn ing in m e m o r y along 
of C h ris t o p h e r C o lu m b u s ’ 
land ng on the A m e r i c a n co ntin ent 
in 1192? 
Y e s 

Isa be lla 

In dian s 

S a n planted a Sp a n ish fin 
the 

lien eh of 
i - 1; 

fir st and - a im e d the 

just 462 ye<*i> a g o O c t o b e r m en to be " g o d ' 

p cuba m y
I: 

12, old Chris and his c r e w a b o a r d knob at their fee

d m e n 
settle rs

with a 
earhod

p o la r iz e r

the 

field 

s tu d en t 

T h e t h e m e o f the F i n a n c e m e e t ­
ing will he " T h e Cu rren t Outlook 
on In ter e st R a t e s " It is sponsored 
by 
c h a p te r of T h e 
A m e ric a n F i n a n c e Ass ociatio n, and 
in P e a r c e Hall 201. 
w i l l he 
Chairman will be E d d ie J . S h a r p e 
president, of tile A F A student c h a p ­
ter. C h a rle s W a l k e r , fin a n cial e c o n ­
om ist, F e d e r a l R e s e r v e Bank of 
" T h e 
Dallas, who will sjioak on 
In fluence of the F e d e r a l R e s e r v e 
on In te r e s t R a t e s " J . VV. Hawkins 
J r . p re side n t o f the Capitol N a ­
tional B a n k , A ustin , will sjwmk on 
" A C o m m o n lal B a n k e r s Outlook 
on 
" T o m o r r o w s 
P r o s p e c t s 
for R e a l E s t a t e M o rt ­
g a g e s . ” will be the topic of J . Alton 
Luckedt, p r e s i d e n t of 
the F i r s t 
F e d e r a l S a v in g s and L ea n A sso­
ci atio n of N ew B ra u n fels.

In ter est R a t e s . ’ 

T he L ife I n s u r a n c e m eetin g will 
in P e w e e Hall 105 under 
tie held 
the 
c h a i r m a n s h i p of D r. H e n ry 
Owen, p r o f e s s o r of insurance. T h is 
group is also sponsore d by the A F A 
student c h a p t e r . I, B. Herring III, 
a g e n c y m a n a g e r of T e x a s L ife I n ­
su ra n ce Company, Austin, will 
sp eak on " S u c c e s s " ; and Boyd L , 
Weide, ( ' L U . , g e n e r a l agent, T h e 
In s u r a n c e 
M in nesota M u tal L if e 
Co m pa n y , A ustin ,

the R e a l 

T h e A F A stud ent c h a p te r spon- 
x ired m e e ti n g of 
I s t a t e 
and G e n e r a l I n s u r a n c e m eetin g wail 
also he held m P e a r c e Hall, D r. 
J E . K i t ] M c G i n n i s , pro fesso r of 
| bu siness 
law and r e a l estate, will 
I pre sid e as c h a i r m a n .

S p e a k e r s and s u b j e c t s are " C l o s ­
ing a S a l e of R e a l E s t a t e , " by 
E u g e n e U Nelson, a ss o cia te p r o 
fe sso r of b u sin e s s 
law ; M o rt­
g a g e l a n d i n g , " by G u s E. B e r r y , 
pre siden t o f M etropolitan Sa v in g s 
and L oa n A ss u-iati -n. D a l l a s ; and 
J V a n 
Horn, p a r t n e r in C ad w a lla d er and 
Van Horn f i r m ( f San A n t o n i o

Ins ut tm e P r o b l e m s , ' o 

At 6 30 

followed 

ji rn, a pre-dinner " g e t - 
together ' will be held on the m ez ­
zanine floor of the I Iris kill H otel, 
a 7 15 by a 
It, will I e 
banque? m 
tile C r y s ta l B a ll r o o m 
of the D r is k ill. An address, " O p - 
portunitv U n! n i ’od,"* will be del ­
i v e r - -I bv M o r t i m e r I 
( B a d ) S p r a ­
gue -if New Y irk City. He w as a 
D in g ho rn 
the 
1920 s and is now vice president of 
the H o m e I n s u r a n c e Co m pan y ,

football pla y er 

in 

St ident.s of the Co llege of B u si- 
invited to 
ne>s A d m in istra tio n are 
lunch eon and banquet, 
attend the 
they m a k e re s e r v a t i o n s 
provided 
w: th Miss D o ro th y Ayres 
in W a g ­
goner Hall 123 befo re 5 p.m. T h u rs 
day

Pictures of O U Gam e 
Shown in Union Tuesday

So you m t - s e d 

the OU g a m e ! 
Dor t 
fret P i c t u r e s of the g a m e 
will he sh ow n T u e s d a y in the Main 
Lounge of 
the T e x a s Union a t 
I p rn 
J . T Kin g, line co a ch , will 
n a r r a t e .

H ig h lig hts of 

the g a m e will be 
fea tu red on 
in R e v i e w " 
' T e x a s 
T u es d a y o v e r K T B C - T V a t 8 30 
P rn K e r n T ip s wall co m m e n t on 
key play s 
the highlights of 
the B a y l o r - A r k a n s a s g a m e will 
also be sh ow n.

and 

ips 

in a s n ia 

n a m e h

F r e n c h town
s new-found Con­
go V e s p u c c i 
lf he 
('CD his f a i r at the 
envio us 
.'Spaniards 
cr, he might ha v e 
■ red m e n he er- 

h 
< alb d " Indians 

ve 

h a v e bo thered w ith 
•hew ing, ra t stew ing 

if Co lu m b us had been 
the future he p ro bab ly 
the 
e\- 
v . b e c a u s e h e would 
th ere w e r e n 't any
ir ru b ies around

fbi

fore 
-I UMC

tin to for
c o u l d h a v 
hands of 
a few ye; 
staved w 
roneously
Of co m 
a se e r of 
wouldn't 
" l e a t h e r * 
ped it ion anyv 
h a v e known
huge d ia m o n d s 
San Sa Iv ult*'

F o r t K n o x.

In f a c t. he w a s n 't e v en close to 

How ev er, s i n c e C h r i - D I D land 
t of the world, and D I D 
to his 
find 
’ mg b s 
fi- 
ig n o ra n ce 
through 
and 
a p a r a d e of refu g ees . 
cs, gold se e k e r s and all­
lea st owe him a
eve at 

in a toast to Chris 
the m a n who 

, tom 
Columbus, 
m m i g i a t i o n to T e x a s 
: p a r t s o f our ne ig hbori ng 
the United S t a t e s of Amer-

in on 
[Kl
risk 
na n ce ers, 
IU D stai 
m ission ai 
venturer 
vote of ti 
So let * 
topher C 
st art ed i 
and othe 
country, 
i ira.

Date T ick e ts 

\v a ll» l» le Now

ga

p a t e to k> *s for the I T -A r k a n s a s
> w e r e still a v a i l a b l e a t 
the 
orv < A m 
tic k e t o f f ic e and 
p ro b a b l y last through ha lf of
l.un d sfed t said M en­
s'noon W es t-side 
re s e r v e 
the 
snid out be tw e e n 
* 
m eg, M r. L u n d sted t said.

Tu e sd a v 
day aft* 
sea ts ai 
, 20-yard

Al 

I N 1493 C O L U M B U S S A I L E D T H E D E E P B L U E S E A 
, . he did too!)

 T u M & y . O c * o B « r I ? . T W T H E D A I L Y T E X A N P a y I

Undefeated Porkers
Rise as SWC Threat

TCU Beaten 
ln'1-Play'Games Named Sox Manager

Former UT Athlete 

Soph-Laden Frogs 
Eye Fast Finish

A Texas University son stepped 

family has been 
into bigtime baseball's highest ech- hoping Uncle Pinky would be nanv 
clons Monday. 
job. In fact, we had
Frank “ Pinky Higgins one of thought the move would come sev-
„
........ 
works w f “

"T he whole 

ed to the 

„ 

„ 

, 

 

 

I

A tearri that wav supposed to )** stat* of Arkansan ran b« proud

they will brat you

. 

.. 

FO R T W O R T H 

* 

If Texas 

.jfimg h.;»h atop the driver s 

lur ky to win three g a * • * all year of. W yatt said 
'< 
neat, as the Southwest Conforen"
picture leaches 
»h v Saturday,

its behest peak wing, Gene rai B e * Ney land at the

He .received his training from 

the greatest exponent of the single the Steers here in Austin

. . . . . 

. 

of the Hogs will be tested against

In six foot, 185 pound fullback j 

own strength the fans might be UT, was announced manager of vv:’ '1 Players. and should help ’ne 
j looking for a high Southwest Con- the Boston Red Sox by Joe Cronin, 
ftround hrrr this Sox «xecutlve. in a sudden move 

box an awfully 

fjni«h 

lot

Ihts Saturday, ‘he true strength Christian's football team knew its the finer athletes ever spawned at prH- >e#,,s a8°- 

University of Tonnes 
to Arkansas, Baylor 
( ieor ge Sauer 
which is so 
wing style of ball

erpnf 
In losing Henry Moore, the Razorback* will p;^f}n 

e 
head coach j offer the top scoter rn the eonfer- 
from
rrom 

fullback 
JU HOSCH 

Thc senior 
made this cor rr cot erne The senior 

. S Z X , SNE single I I .tile R n ,k ha, < » . , « l the -Iou- O M C* A t * M artta. too 

 

But It doesn't and that goes for 
.......... 
**»•* “ 

‘ 

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

Monday morning.

is Los! Boudreau once
" " ’ "\~~T .7 
Ile . hor- th* y o u n g s , of a ll m ajor ! « . * » 

Ousted 

" , 

, 

, 

.,p m k y.. ha, indubitably bad ,he 
c o n f id e n c e of players and execu-
bl*-st rip five times this year to tain only o f one thing The Horned fie.d genetals. 
Frogs are 
late fives alike After a season in each 
lead the Arkansas team and the froes are 
thought they would be Southern uncle B illy D itch ’s 1929 and 1930 the Texas and Pacific Coast loops, 
California so ru d d y ushered out baseball teams to S W C triumphs hp moVed to Philadelphia s A's in 
third 1933, played with the Red Sox in 
of the ranks of the undefeated by was an American League 
laid
the Froes Frid ay night, undoubted- h3 » m , n f rim 
1937 anri 193k Detroit from 1939
the Frogs F rid a y night, undoubted- baseman from 1933 to 1946 For 
agree wholeheartedly with the past four campaigns he has 
the
f0 1045 anfj rarrie back 
ly will 
directed louisville, the Red Sox’ Sox in 194B for a final year with
that. 

Higgins, who sparked the 

I M I to 1Q4K FYir 10M .. 

than anybody 

... 
to 

tatter 

I av I e .f-r give that Arkansas 

team a break, because if you do I conference in scoring

Higgins elevation came less than
48 hours after his Louisville team
snared baseball's second biggest
prize, the Little World Series.

Price Is Confident 
About UT Finish

T H E 

T R O U B L E with TCU 

is “ Site ?rip!e-A farm 

a pennant winner,

Higgins 

that it plays well against the top 
De spent two years a* pilot of 
teams from other areas but tight- with one of the most versatile Roanoke in the Class B Piedmont 
ens up at home. Could be because sports families in U T history. His League, and two in Birmingham 
there arp so many sophomores oh- 
.Southern Association 
serves Amos Melton, former TCX’ west in football, baseball, and bas- before going to louisville
football player who 
sports publicity director.

late brother, "Ox was all-South- of 

is generally associated 

the AA 

 — • 

is now 

its

- — 

is now a SWC 

keihall in the twenties, and captain -- — 
of the ’27 grid aggregate Another No Hollar \aliie On Player* 
brother. Jim m y, 
football official. His nephew* Mike Ba va si said today 
Ox * son, is a hold-out renter on ha* e refused to put a 
Texas 

Buzz
the Dodgers 
"d o lla r 
v a lu e " on a single player on the 
" I f we trade we w ill tradp 
idea of getting player 
s being held out th:* season to with tho 
benefit from an additional year of help and not with the idea of mak- 
ehgibility later, said Monday night: • mg a cash deal 

■'like 19-year-old sophomore who team 

Brooklyn Vice President 

football squad this year. 

he said.

-

The R h /ort™ ck? from F a y e ttv iw 
are the only undefeated team rn 
the SW C with three vir tories two 
of those over conference rival*.

The Porkers opened the confer* 
w a r f a r e W i t h a 20*13 Victory 
Texas Christian on a last mirv
th'
Inter*

>pt ion

Ute 
Baylo r Bears war 
Hog diet list as 
the single w.rig a ”
era 21-20, on 
ton Carpenter 
goa!.

saturday, 
• added to the 
they fell before 
irk of the Pork-
t» strength of Pres 
th quarter field

The Razorback* opened the sea­
son with a ti 0 w int('washing of the 
University of Tulsa Many expPC* 
tfiok 
little n'■ 
win, coming < 
team.

This year is 

held cot ch 
Arkansas coat 
ing, where hi 
m r of the Ik 
I the seven ye 
I re iris

W e re g' ng to m a k e a 

p of -he porker . finish just. like we did in 1950 
>r the > oak Tulsa and YI 

fine 
'>2,
fexas coach Ed P ric e 
told the Longhorn* Monday after- 
»nly the se* ond for noon a 't e r their 11-7 loss to Okia- 
iwden W y a t t The hor na
Rr . . was refer! ing to three Tex-
h tilt frrirn VV von,- 
teams that got off to a slow
'I . 
!<-r C onfr ran e for roirt in non-ronfer#«re games hut 
'heir fin nr.,j stmng to urn or share the 
v he guided 

the ter • n 

< a 

Wyatt in a speech made in little 
Rock dunng his f i r s t year at Ar­
kansas, told ii group of Razorback 
'tie hr t three 
ixxisters. that for 
years, the ti am* 'tut of Fayetteville 
would tie weak and not much to 
fear in the conference

" It may 'ake the full four y e ar* 
t I know at the end of that time. 
w e will have a ballclub that the

S W C title 

coe ch w a s 
A lth o u g h the Stepp 
cheerful, he received 
some bari 
news in the loss or George Robin­
son, No 2 right halfback, for at 
least 
two weeks. Robinson dislo­
cated hrs shoulder in the O U game.
"Bo th Notre Dame and Ottla- 
hon , were No 
I m the nation the 
week we played 
said 
" I t ’s only n atu ral tor them 
Price 
to bring out our mistakes more 
than a weaker team would 

them," 

T H E R E X K E 27 sophomores in
a squad of 48 making TCU one of 
the youngest football outfits in the 
country,

‘‘T H E K R O U S were as tight as a 
says Mel­
drum against Arkansas 
ton. ’ and they got heat 20-13. They 
were relaxed against Southern C a li­
fornia and won 20-7. They evidently 
thought they might 
just as well 
have a good time while they were 
at it So they play a game with­
out making a mistake and they 
beat the nation's No. 9 team ” 

T H E K R O U S carried mighty Ok­
lahoma flown to the inst gun before 
losing 21-16 Oklahoma vs as No. J 
in the nation 

"Take atxiut 

two plays out of 
our gam* s and we d he undefeat­
ed," punts out Melton.

“ AN IN T E R C E P T E D pass in the 
final minute cost us a tie with A r­
kansas, a fumble cost us a v ic ­
tory. A long punt return kept us 
from beating Oklahoma "

But there are those sophomores 

again.

Pr*

Fate Turns Tables 
To Haunt Rice Captain

P rice was surprised at the pin*. 
th e : 
point, passing displayed bv 
" W e re going to work this 
Sooner- 
week on hilting our receiver when 
he commented 
A change bark to team substi­
tution wa* indicated by Price The 
individual
Longhorns substituted 
received a wire Frid ay night from players against the Sooners for the 
I ralla* 

heart breaking 13-7 defeat by VI is
con,sin Saturday at Madison, 

R i c e s he is in the open 

f>rst- lim e this season,

the Rice captain

n o t e marked 

Kenny Pan! 

iron i' 

An 

G E O R G E R O B IN S O N 
, out for the Arkansas game

Bowie Head Coach 
Dies in Accident

' ET ,

A G A IN S T

49 and 
...........

cm me with Arkansas 

"lx>n't wait until the final 55 sec 

Reft half Chester Simcik who

week during practice, said Price 

offense and pa*- defense this E l Paso. 

B u ryi Beaty, a member of the 
football 
’50 Texas AAM 

Rice defeated Texas, 18-13, last 
year at Austin on a pass play with 
55 seconds remaining.

onds to win Saturd ay," the tele- missed the OC game is expected, 
gram read 
I 'niver-ity of Texas tri-captains 
Howard Mooti 
B illy Quinn and 
Bin k lonxford 

Southern Cal
,hp-v committed only one fumble
Ii was signed bv the to return 'n action for Saturday’s teams, was killed early Saturday and recovered it themselves. They 
morning rn a ca rd ruck collision on had only one pass intercepted but
Ti ca, win continue to work on U S Highway 80 50 miles east of interceder five of Southern Cal s 
o p C O U R S E , they were helped
Bowie along by the best game senior 
Right half Charley Dollar and High School of E l Paso stoep 1950 Ronald Clinkscale ever played, 
the Ronnie not only ran OO yards for
touchdown on a quarterback
Fred Rosas, backfield sneak must he the longest quar- 
collided while running 
Neithor player w as badly hurt, and coach, and 
in h’story,” com­
line terba* k sneak 
bo th will return to action Tuesday, coach Summing was killed incant- rnents Melton but he ran a kick-
to set up a 
second touchdown, scored the third
'Dip a ccid e n t took place shortly himself, played a groat defensive
after midnight W hen a truck driven game while going 53 minutes and
The Texas freshmen opened their by Robert Elm er Moore of Spur did some passing. But Ginkscale
played in those other games, too

Shorthorns R id © Jinx, 
. 
r ik e 
I 
LOS© TO B a y l o r U U D S 

Alan Anet he so re d V im on* m‘.x the afternoon workout when they Herm it-Pecos football game In the * 

winning touchdown Saturday :n the 
clo-mg cc ond- 

goal,' Paul sa id, 
the clock. There w en 
left

fullback B ill Ions: weir* injured in vvas returning from scouting 

, ly, and Rn as is in "fa ir ' condition off back 58 yards 

the 
I looked up at 
seconds

R ia vrr <.iv rn 50 VI Chance

in an E ! Paso hospital. 

Beaty, head roach 

losing to the Baylor j collided with Beaty’s car

football 1954 season 

Je r ry Summing, 

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Calame Helped Defeat 
UT Without Playing

Bv rh* A MOC luted pres*

Gen* C'alame, Oklahoma * 

in 
the 
jured quarterback, helped 
.Soon*' 
football team beat Texas 
14-7 Satu day without putting on a 
uniform, coach Bud Wilkinson said 
M ood a v

Wdkir on -aid C alame spent two 
1, , be almo-t const a 1 it < << it ■-
wei ■ 
P *n ion of Jim m y Harris, in* so­
phomore understudy from Da n il, 
drilling him in the art of calling

Orange Bow'I <«et* Renewal

The Orange Bowl Committee vot 
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renew*! of it 
cont! let with the 
Big Seven and Atlantic Coast ton 
the 
fere noes to proc ide 
football 
year s day 
itr new 
teams for 
games Approval by 
the confer 
Mires is believed certain

sig n al* fo r the Sooners 
tack

-plit T at

into

the
Harris who stepped
quartet back slot midway 
in tie 
11 "I' game September 25 when th* 
experienced ('alrune wa 
id* lined 
>,\lh -t broken shoulder Nine and 
pulled Oklnhon a together 
lot an 
uphill triumph 

Since that time Wilkinson said 
Calame ha* virtually lived a' H ar­
ris' side working tight with him 
on the practice field and spending 
many more hours talking with him 
about t illing play:

The coach described the u tion

I ta Ila <
I loth goal posts at 
the game ended a . "one 
poorest 
pen

things 

I have seen hap­

of Oklahoma fare* in tearing down With only a "50-50 chance 

player injured in V. -tei-dav s game (Albs 19 7 af Temple Frid ay night. 
with Rhode Island, was reported 
Shorthorns 
Trailing 7-0, 
condition today ground out a 78-yard third quarter 
m a "very poor 
touchdown drive engineered by
ron- 
collided dren Fullback Cleo Cooper scored 
bend on with R h 'd e island fullback from the one and Johnny H a m * 
I d Distmone tfter catching a pas* extra point made it 7-7.

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 Hustlers, 
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M ural Action

OU Leads Irish 
For NCAA Title

j Opponents Easy 
I After Texas Scrap

running back a pass interception 
for ten yard s and the other ta lly, 
f a r m i l W ilson vias the r e c ie v e r .
for two of the four .corm* p u t t i « * * « , TO* C h e r r y m j n d ,

G i l l ispie 
W h it is O w ls, 14-0; B lo ck er House play. This ye a r, 

play saw A m e ry edge) 
7-0; ’ B eck House’ blank j switched from m atch play to medal 

Class A

In tra m u ra l G o lf this y e a r was B y The A n o d al** Pre**

U nless an unexpected disastei
the S o w e r s
Instants w ill p la y 18 holes on two should w in the m yth ica l national
different days, w ith 
total, college football cham pionship thi 
score a fte r the total 36 holes con- y e a r
s t il t i n g th e ir tournam ent standing, j W ith on ly three weeks of 

therefore, eon-1 o verco m es O klahom a 

their 

M H O . H o u s e d H a rg ro v e H u e .,ere won 

A ll organizations are lim ited to season gone, 

the 
tim e probably has 
, run out on N otre Dam e. H ie one

I Hot pat 

the 

Ir is h suffered at 1he

Ir is h suffered at 

the 

eight entries 

- 

By ED D IE H U G H E S

T e z sn 

la t r s m u r s l Co-ordin*lor

The C lass B H arg ro ve H ustlers 
lived up to th eir nicknam e M on­
d ay night, scoring a safety and two 
touchdowns in the second h alf to 
to 
defeat G u sm a n 's Nuts, 21-6, 
highlight 
touch foot­
in tram u ra l 
ball play.

W ith the score tied 6-6 at the 
half, the H u stlers w ent ahead on a 
safety, then scored tw ice on pashes 
from R o b ert H a s ty to cinch the 
victory'.

-
son Rebels and h ra s e r, w ith the 
R ebels holding the edge, 7-6. Bob 
A pass com bination of D an G ist 
Bo gland passed to P e te W a y la n d and F re d O w en choked for a late 
for F r a s e r ’s only score, but B ill first-half touchdown, and that w as 
F e lk n o r tied the score for the R ebs all A m e ry needed 
touchdown pass 
w ith a 
Reitz. F e lk n o r then passed to Ron 
Robinson for the w inning point. 

for both 
for t h e victorious B e ck 
tosses 
G uild, as th ey had to com e from , to Bob L o w p . H e also passed for 
behind to edge N ew m an Club, 7-6. 
A Vernon B ro u ssard to D an Kla- 
gel pass gave the N ew m an Club 

T h a t also held tru e for C am pus House club, w ith pay-dirt 

Jen n in g s 12-yard pass to 
touchdown 
a thon i a 6-0 lead but saw it vanish w hen broke a 6-6 tie and gave B lo ck ei 
passed to L u - ! House their 12-6 trium ph. Jen n in g s

to N eil v ic to ry o ve r G illisp ie.

Jo h n n y W a c h rl for a 

Don Peeples passed 

the extra points.

scores 

th r.r 

Jo h n 

for 

,- 

/ 

then! passed ,0 San, B u c k n e r for tho,

to W inston Hoffm an for the e x t r a B lo c k e r s first score, but the Chef s 
Jo h n E a s le y tied the count w ith a
15-varder to W . P . W ilson.

. 
P ° im - 

V a vv R O T C won th n r g'arn* over 

In other C lass B play M onday 
night. A lh a m n ra House also used 
the second h alf to defeat Brunette, 
9-0. Jo s e C avazos passed 20 yard s 
to G ilb e rt T o rre s J r . for their only 
touchdown of the night, and then 
md then a 6-0 I 
b lt t a w 
m arked up two points a 
to com plete the scoring.

M c C r a c k e n ’s M ullets ran civet 
the M oneyhon Housecats. 33-0, 
w ith M o rris Nelson passing 
for 
four touchdowns, and B ill Reed

J I . - u 
T L O K by de a; 

j *« ,it 

Tuesday, October '12, I954- THE DAILY TEXAN Page S

10th Anniversary
S A L E

5 DAYS ONLY

October 12th thru Oct. 16th

H e ld in appreciation of all of you good folk* in 

A u itin and 

turrounding corom unitist, UT Faculty 

Em ploye**, and Student* th a t have made th!*— 

O U R 

I0 T H A N N IV E R S A R Y — po*tible. For thi*— 

T H E O N E B IO S A L E — o f our 

IO Y E A R S in bu*i- 

na»»— wo m ed* Special Rurcha*** and 

than cut

EXTRA

hands of Purdue probably w ill de­
p rive young T e r r y Bren n an of 
title 
coach

in his first y e a r as a head 

O klahom a all cad y is over 

the 
big stum bling block of us schedule, 
and, although B u d W ilkinson’s lads 
still h ave seven gam es to go. none 
of the rem ain in g team s figures to 
be 
in the class of Texas, which 
fell before the Sooners 11-7. last 
Sa tu rd a y.

O klahom a still has Kansas K a n ­
Iowa State 
sas State. Colorado. 
M issouri, N eb raska and Oklahom a 
A & M on 
its schedule, S o m e of 
the vc ce rta in ly a re not pushover 
and that greater equalizer, the one- 
platoon system , could work against 
an y club .

,

j 

B u t if the Sooners can lick an 
outfit lik e Texas w ithout the aid of 
Gene C a la m i, 
to he 
able to take anyone cive with him 
He probably w ill he bark against 
K a n sas

they ought 

J im H a rris took over for 

("al 
ante and the sophomore suhstituti 
m ade his gloom y 
e y e s 
liglu up. H a r r is ’ passing w as a 
revelation and h e’ll he h caid from 
in the future,

coaches 

loaded w ith 

rest of 
is 

the Notre D am e 
The 
schedule 
booby 
traps and the only hopr the Irish 
have of com ing oui on top as the 
experts predicted in the pre-season 
to sail 
Associated P re s s Troll 
through th e ir opposition and 
for 
the Sooners to he upended at least 
once

is 

At the m om ent, U C I A and W is ­
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for national honors. B u t even th eir 
position is precarious. The U lra n s 
b a re ly got past W ashington, 21-20, 
considerable 
and W isconsin had 
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.inst getting 
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th* opening 

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O ffice Tuesday. B lan k s for entries 
and the dates for th eir first and 
second rounds of golf can he a c ­
q u ir e d 

in the In tra m u ra l O ffice

Mays, Antonelli 
Win Sport Honors

Sporting N ew s named hatting 
cham pion W illie M a y s and p itch er 
Jo h n n y Antonelli, who Led the New 
Y o rk G ian ts to the pennant and 
world cham pionship, today as the 
top p la y e r of the y e a r and No 
pitcher in the N ational League.

Second basem an 

B o b b y A vila , 
the other batting cham p, and 23- 
gam e w in n er B o b I^emon, both of 
the league cham pion C leveland In ­
dians, won the honors In the A m e ri­
can Leagu e.

Ted Kluszew ski, C incinnati slug­

ger, w as runner-up to M a y s

Mural Schedule

T I FSO A V 
T O M M FO O T B A LL 
Cia*.* A 
5 p m

A oat a vs Sigma Alpha Mu 
Phi Kappa Sigma 

Phi Gamma Delta

7 p in
Bend \ B ru is e rs vs. M o n eyh on House-

ORtS 

_

i A SI I vs P h i A lp ha D e lta
j A I M E vs. A I C H L 
I S ch oen H o us* vs. S. W . Spouse*

A S M L vs, A A A E 
T L O K vs W A ile y F o u n d atio n 

^

4 lass R 
4 p.m.

T e ja s vs 

L a re d o 

1 T h e Ut C h i v « A r a r a 

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P h i K a p p a S ig m a v* S ig m a Nu

A I M E vs. A lba

6 p m

b a d m i n t o n
7 p m . 
Richard W illia m s vs. W illia m Mont

. . .

Ja rn e a Cr/ f a ' ’ vs S eth B re e d in g
Joel H o cschstottot vs 
Jo h n IVN vs 
e a r t h C a r m i u 
Ja m e s R n hardson vs 

J e r r y S i ama n 
IOT L e b o ' 

I hernia* Mr-

( urt s G ilm o re 

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A lb ert A lb rig h t vs F ra n k W ille y 
Hob H e r r in vs Sid o n H a r ris 
lam es P ru e tt vs R ich a rd iliu k a h y 

I Ja c k H a rt el vs Tanner H u n t 

W illia m A nd erso n 
H o lla n d M d hurt vs 
W ils o n S ch o e lk o p f vs 

Fin b en Rackie> 

n’,.'«a.ii
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I T e r r y l T o w n aen d vs Ross Stevenson 

L a r r y D a rn e ll vs. C ecil S h ir t * '
Jo h n T o tte n h a m ss. 
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Jo h n Moon \ s 
Le o n ard E n g la n d e r ss 
K L. p rn

J ame* S to va ll
ro m Tfcurlow 

Ja c k VV negert 

Jo h n F la m e r)

I D avid P r ic e vs. T o m m y Thom pson 
N u cn sch w an d e r 
| Donald 

vs. 

O verto n 

Don D o w n in g vs S an d ers M c G a rra n a n 

i L lo v d J a r ' vs G ilb e rt B ro w n 
IV C a sk e v ss R ob K e ith 

i 

i Rota rt D ew ar Ss, Bob A p p le " h ltt 
R ic h a rd C oop er vs. B a r r y M ille r 

Robert 
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< lass A 
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W in n e r o f G a rlb a y and G a rla n d Heed 

vs, T o m m y L e e 

i VI n n cr of L e w ley and H lm k e i 
W in n e r of G a r r e r and H ouston 

vs 

A rth u r C a ln vs B u c h m e y e r 
Ro bert C a rte r vs R ich a rd FT I art 
J i m C arlso n vs. W in n e r o f R o b e rt R e n ­

fro and Ja m e s R I ppy 

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vs W in n e r of L v r r e t l and Dance 

D e lb e rt B u rlis o n vs. G eorge 'I rertse 
A p m

Gene B v res vs C a rro l W ils o n 
T o m D ave n p o rt vs W instr-, W a r r
W inn er of Co g deil and R a y vs. C la y ­

to n R u tte r 
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O ’H a r a 

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VVusterhaust r 

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Rn k Re- no Id vs W in n e r o f Goldstein 

W in n e r of H eslep and Moon vs W i l ­

Vt inner D ickso n and T u rn e r vs. 

J .

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Stan ley Ro senb erg vs Fir ii- G reenfield 
E lo v d "T ra v is vs Rw in S ig e l 
B u fo rd B e r r y vs < 

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W in n er o f Shad e and S tu b b le fie ld ' * 
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W in n e r o f M ite lro sn and G rim es 

W in n e r of L a n g fo rd and H e b er vs 

D ick Lo ose 

Gene R u ssell vs M c C a rte r M id dlebro o k 
A lb e rt Cox vs 
W a ne Ba te m a n vs S ta n le y K r is ’ 
C h arles M oore vs. C harles H e rra ra

J opp Busch 

Don’t be alarmed 
by winter...

Employment Opportunities
in

VENEZUELA

with
Creole Petroleum Corporation
An A ffiliate of Standard O il Co. (N. J.)

Representatives of Creole will be on the campus on

Thurs. & Fri., O ct. 14 & 15

to interview unmarried graduates with major*

In E N G IN E E R IN G , P H Y S IC S and G E O L O G Y

✓

See your Placement Director 

for interview schedule*

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Photographic Schedule

ctures are to be made in the C actus Studio

at 2244 G u a

dalupe

STUDIO Houri:

8.30 a m. to 5:00 p.m. w e e k day*

8:30 a m. to 12 noon Saturday

the Fraternity

SCHEDULE

12 thrj Friday, O ct.

m d ay, U t
! 4 thru Monday, Oc*
15 thru Tuesday Oct.

4
12 thru Thursday, G e t
G e t
O ct. 12 thru Thursday. O ct. 14
Oc*. 12 thru Thursday, O ct. 14
IS
12 thr U Friday O ct.
G et.
14
O ct. 12 thr u Thursday, O ct
I 2 *hru W ednesday , O ct. 13
O c t.
15
Oc*
5 
I 8 
I 9

A C A C IA 
................................................. Tueiday
A L P H A EP S IL O N P I ................................... Tuesday
A L P H A TAU O M L G A ...............................Tuesday
BETA T H ET A Pl ......................................... Tuesday
..................................................... Tuesday
C H I PH I 
D E L T A C H I ................................................. Tuesday
D ELT A K A P P A E P S I L O N ...........................Tuesday
D E L T A S IG M A P H I ................................... W ednesday, O cf. i J 
D E LT A T A U D ELTA ................................... Thunday O ct. 
D ELT A U P S IL O N 
....................................... frid a y O oh 
IS thru W ednesday, U c
K A P P A A L P H A ...........................................Friday, O ct. 
IS thru A/ed^esday, O c 20
K A P P A S I G M A ...........................................Enday, O ct. 
L A M B D A C H I A L P H A .............................M onday, O ct. 
I 8 thru W ednesday. O ct 20
P H I D E I TA THET A ....................................Monday O ct. 18 thru W ednesd ay O ct. / J
P H I G A M M A D E L T A ................................ M onday G e t B thru Thursday. Oc* O
......................................... Tuesday O ct. 19 *Hu Friday Oc*.
P H I K A pPA PSI 
P H I K A P P A S I G M A ..................................... Thursday Oc*. 21 thru Monday, Oc*
P H I K A P P A TAU 
..................................... Thursday, Oc*. 2 1 thru Saturday, Oc*
P H I S IG M A D ELTA ......................... .....T h u r s d a y , Oc*. 21 thru Monday, Oc*.
.................................. Thursday Oc* 2 : thru Monday, O ct.
P H I S IG M A K A P P A 
22 thru Tuesday Oc*
Pl K A P P A A LP H A 
S IG M A A L P H A E P S IL O N .............. .. 
Monday, O ct 25 thru W ednesday, G e t
S IG M A A L P H A M U ................................. M onday, O ct. 25 thru Wednesday, O ct. 2/
S IG M A C H I ............................................... Monday, 
hr,day, O ct 2?
S IG M A N U ................................................. Tuesday 
Friday, O c . O
S IG M A PH I EPS l O N ...............................W ed-esnay Of.*. 27 thru Friday O ct. 29
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T A U K A P P A tP S - u G N 
T H E T A C H I . 
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T E J A S C L U B 

.............................W e d ' esday, O ct. 27 thru Thursday O ct Zn
.......................... W e d ' e s d a y , O c t 27 t h r u Thursday. G e t, 28
Friday, G e t. 29
Friday, O c t . ?9
.............................................. Frid ay, Oct- 29 thru Satu rd ay, O c t . 30

I . ..................................... Thursday 
................................................... Thursday 

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Oc*. 25 thru 
O ct. 26 t h r u 

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O c t 28 thru 

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Bv ( ARI. Bl RGEN

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In spite of all 
tne gripe* stu­
den ts voice about 
tw o-year 
i eq uirem ent a t 
p h y s i c a l 
The University, the people who run 
the p ro g r a m * an easily d e m o n ­
s t r a t e tha t their courses in sport* 
do most. students a lot of good 

T » 

Barlow, associate profes- 
*o and director of physical tr a in ­
ing * it IT'Ti. and M rs M a m ie P i p ­
kin Hughes, assistant, p r o f e s s o r of 
t r a i n i n g for women, dis­
p h y s a a 
cussed with a Texan re p o r te r the 
sp o rts p r o g r a m here at 
the U n i ­
versity 
its p u r ­
e x p la in in g both 
pose a n d its operation.

lives 

t h e i r 

in s h a p e 

' B I N P O I N T of the p r o ­
“ T H E 
to get men 
I* 
to 
g r a m 
t h e r w e ek e n d s for t h e r e s t 
e r , ;!). 
p ro f e s s o r Barlow ’ 
of 
e s p . a .nod 
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ing hut a profound c o n v ic tio n of 
m i n e 
the 
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tion of the mind

the e d u c a tio n of 

"This 

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sh ould he 
l e a r n i n g 
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sou e s p o r t s for tw o r e a s o n s F i r s t 
. b i d e n t s 
c o n t a c t s
t h r o u g h team sp o rts now ; se* ond 
they a' hie * p ro f ic ie n c y rn g a m e s 
t h a t >hev c a n play later

social 

g a m 

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the P T p r o g r a m girls

th ough 

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Mar> Katherine Raker A llen J. 
B ru t 
i 'onsuelo CaatanedH Hue! H. 
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lea Benjam.n Ragland.

t h a t 

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th e y 
would not g e t rn a n y o t h e r w a y, 
s t r e s s e s , a s P r o f e s s o r B a r ­
She 
a d v a n t a g e * c a r r y ­
low did 
o v e r g a m e s o f f e r a f t e r t h e s t u d e n t 
h a s left the U n i v e r s i ty .

the 

MR. B A R L O W EXPLAINED 
t h a t 
th e D e p a r t m e n t of P h y s ic a l 
T r a i n i n g h a s a fun ctio n of c o m p l e ­
tion “ O u r d e p a r t m e n t is a s m u c h 
in 
the field of h u m a n i t i e s a s a r e 
‘he fine a ; t s . We a r e a p a r t of the 
C ollege of A r t s a n d S c i e n c e s Vip 
a r e 
he 
t e a c h e r s , not c o a c h e s , 
sa id.

t h a t 

fe els 

in * (noosing 

S tu d e n ts h a v e a g r e a t d e a l of 
f re e d o m 
th e P T. 
c o u r s e s th e y ta k e . T h e y m a y t a k e 
the s a m e on e 
fou r s e m e s t e i s o r 
fo ur d i f f e r e n t ones 
a* m a n y a* 
P r o f e s s o r B a rlo w 
the 
stu d e n t should he a llo w e d a* m u c h 
f r e e d o m of * hence a s possible, but 
is ne ede d 
that m o r e ot :enta tion 
to sh ow 
is of­
fered a nd how he c an get th e m o st 
ou* of hi* t r a i n i n g He t h in k s the 
stud ent 
t a k e a p a r t i c u l a r 
c o u rs e long e n oug h to e n jo y it. bp 
i n te r e s te d rn it, an d p l a y it fairly 
well.

t h e stud ent w h a t 

should 

t h e y Eke a 

tim e h a v e a c h a n c e 

F o r s t u d e n ts to do this an d at 
to 
the s a m e 
see how 
l a r g e n u m ­
b e r of spo rt- a one s e m e s t e r p r e ­
lim in ary c o u r s e c o n s is tin g of p a i n ­
ing in f ro m fou r to six c o u r s e s in 
th e f r e s h m a n year w o u ld be ideal 
But th is prog; a m will h a v e to be 
po stpo ne d until m o r e s p a c e is a v a i l ­
a b le b e c a u s e the d e p a t t m e n t . like 
it
the U n i v e rs i ty , 
m o st a t 

finds 

diffic ult to m e e t the needs of th e 
i n c r e a s e d n u m b e r of s t u d e n ts w ith
the old facilities.

f r e s h m a n 

T H E B I R L S ' P . T. p i o g t a m a l ­
r e a d y o f f e r s a c o m p u ls o r y , one- 
f u n d a m e n t a l ! 
s e m e s t e r 
c o u r s e A 
for 
those w ho do not p a s s the f r e s h ­
is o ffe re d a* 
m a n s w i m m i n g test 
a n a l t e i n a tiv e . Only one of t h e s e 
c o u r s e s m a y be taken.

sw im m in g c o u r s e 

in 

t h r o u g h 

t e a m sp o rts 

P r o f e s s o r H u g h e s sa ys. “ We o f­
fe r a n o p po rtunity for the g ir ls to 
p l a y 
the 
i n t r a m u r a l p r o g r a m . S t u d e n t s 
should p u t a sid e c o u rses in w h ic h 
th e y a r e a lr e a d y p r o f i c i e n t , ” she 
* o n tin u e d “ a n d th e y should w iden 
th e ir k n o w le d g e of sp o rts a s m u c h 
a s possible. ’

to 

like 

t a k e s 

p r o g r a m 

I N TH. TW O > E A RS A B O t h e r e
w a s a 
r e q u i r e ­
t h r e e - y e a r P T. 
m e n t for g irls , b u t this ha* been 
r e la x e d 
the 
two y e a r s 
mon s r e q u i r e m e n t . Som e stu d e n t* 
co n tin u e t a k in g P. T. c o u r s e s a f t ­
e r th e y h a v e c o m p l e te d t h e four- 
s e m e s t e r r e q u i r e m e n t but t h e in­
t r a m u r a l 
t h e i r 
plac e for m ost juniors and se n io rs.
Tile o n ly w a y s student r a n get 
his d e g r e e with out t a k in g p h y s i c a l 
t r a i n i n g a r e to e n t e r the U n i v e r ­
sity 
in his j u n io r o r se n io r y e a r , 
o r to work A stu d e n t is e x c u s e d 
f t o m one h o u r of p h y sic a l f r a m i n g 
a w e e k 
ten h o u r s he 
w o r k 1- a w eek. If he w o r k s a* m u, h 
a s 
th ere f o r e , h e 1* 
e x e m p t f r o m P. T. for th at s e m e s ­
ter.

t h i r t y h o u rs , 

for e v e r y 

TEXAN CROSSWORD

3. T h u s
4 E n g r a v e
w i t h
c o rro s iv es
5 R i v e r ( A fr )
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r u b y

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27 R ub o u t
28 H a r m o ­
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th e l e n g t h a n d f o r m a t i o n of t h e w o rd s a re all h in ts . 
E a c h d a y Ult code l e t t e r s a r e differe nt.

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T J R G O ’ R C Y V X Z M N Y M C J Z 

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DREAM T H E M , A L L DAY LONG — K I N G S L E Y 

D i a t r i b u t e d b y Kung F e a t u r e s S y n d i c a t e

By Walt Kelly

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Little Man on the Campus

B y B i t t e r

^Jhe - S ignifiesL e a n e e o

Some definite kind of Judicial mn th ort 
for dealing with brain-washing cusp* must 
be artabltshed.

to 

fit 

As things stand now 

the Army is t r y ­
psychologically-d e te rm in e d
ing 
“crim es” into the mold of former typos 
of war desertion caw*" I f s a square peg in 
a round hole Brain-washing case* a re 
something th a t m ilitary laws have n ev e r 
had to deal with before. When old time 
legal methods a re applied 
to this new 
kind of case, injustice results.

Claude B atchelor was begged to come 
horn* Emotional 
tie* of all kinds were 
brought into play to win him back to th e 
American life. But bringing th*' boy back 
to sentence him to life­
to the States on I 
time imprisonment is wasteful and cruel 
lead a useful 
Coles- he was m eant 
American 
in 
the sense 
pleading with him to r e tu r n '’

to 
life, wha? was 

Bat. r elor WH* consigned to life im prison­
ment, although o th er men in similar c«*e« 
were given no term or else a much s h o rte r 
opp cpi Dickenson’s sentence was much 
lighter. I.'f Col Fleming and Col Schwable 
weren’t Imprisoned,

in b e i n g o v e r l o o k e d b y d e c i s i o n s t h a t h a v e 
n o b a s i s e x c e p t o u t d a t e d p r o c e d u r a l p r a c ­
tices.

B r a i n - w a s h i n g Is a h o r r o r t h a t A m e r i ­

c a n c o u r t s h a v e n ’t d e a l t w i t h b e f o r e . M u c h 
s t u d y o f t h e s i t u a t i o n , o f t h e a c t u a l p r i ­

v a t i o n s 

t h a t 

t i * P O W S e n d u r e , o f 

t h e 

p s y c h o l o g i c a l e f f e c t s o n b o t h w e a k a n d 
t h a t , 
s t r o n g m e n , o f 

t h e b r e a k i n g [>oint 

m e n h a v e 

all t h i s m u s t g o i n t o d e c i d i n g 

a n e w le g a l b a s i s .

T h e v a r i o u s b r a n c h e s o f 

t h e 

s e r v i c e 

s h o u l d u s e 

t h e s a m e b a s i s 

f o r d e r i s i o n . 

A n d c e r t a i n ! . ’, all c a w s in t h e s a m e b r a n c h 

s h o u l d 

ire 

t r e a t e d s i m i l a r ! ;
t h e new ' k i n d o f 

U n t i l 

j u d g e m e n t o n 
b r a i n - w a s h e d C o m m u n i s t - * © o v e r t* c a n h e 

w o r k e d o u t , s o l d i e r s m u s t f e a r a s i t u a t i o n 

w i t h c o m m u n i s m o r h o r r i b l e p h y s i c a l a n d 
p s y c h o l o g i c a l h a r m o n o n e s i d e a n d f e a r 

o f U n i t e d S t a t e s 

l e g a l 

i n j u s t i c e o n 

t h e 

o t h e r . T h e m o r a l e o f 

t h e A r m y s u f f e r * 

i m m e a s u r a b l y .

C l a u d e B a t c h e l o r * c a s e will bv a p p e a l e d 
t h e C o u r t o f M i li ta r y ' A p p e a l s , 

P e r h a p s 

c o m p o s e d o f c i v i l i a n * , w ill g iv e a d i f f e r e n t 

d e c i s i o n b a s e d o n n ew di m i s s i o n n f 
t h e 
c a s e a n d n e w r e a i z a t i o n o f p u b l i c o p i n i o n .

Tv,*. N avy and Air For* e don t prosecute 
re patriated BOU s as a m atter of policy.

B u t 

t h e o v e r - a l l p r o b l e m 

t h a t B a t c h ­
e l o r ' s cast* s h o w s u p so w ell w ill n o t b e 

V of this show - th a t inconsistencies in 
policy *n decisions Oft certain cases, and 
in approaches to th e problem exist Phese 
I ' on si st en* ’ ie * must he ironed out. Justic e

t h e s i t u a ­
t h e f u l l i m p a c t o f 
s o l v e d u n t i l 
ti o n is r e a l i z e d a n d a j u s t b a s i s of d e c i s i o n 

a n d p u n it iv e a c t i o n , c o n s i d e r i n g a ll 

t h e 

a s p e c t s , 

is e s t a b l i s h e d

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some of them quite respected 
saving 
co m m un icate t 
•hose new 
•a her e \ on t *> going 
Mid Ti out wax 
i/s 
Then 
he found ' h a t b e d been rn with 
a 
fish
tiny numbet 
Most of Ute ones in th. Si bool
. wonderful tim e 
a c ie having 
finhaii
at 
Thev were veiling 
r a n .•* dancing the WTgglelikea- 
ignoring the worry w ait* 
fisji 
who d told hun about the Red* 
the
And sleeping the 

going
lie worried md w o n led. 
wonder of w o n d e r s ’ 

ahon: 

teeny 

test 

of 

of 

I It \ I s TOR M T ' 

'he
thought And that vs as the last 
thing he thought Ever.

He was happy No w o rries no 
headaches No co ntrov ersies to 
get 
self-ex­
pression soon got to feel quite 
n atu i .I.

into. The f e a r ol 

He w as happy.
l i e d 

finally 

found out w hat 
the S* hool is for and how to en­
joy 

it.

And you know- he found a lo: 
l o t s - 

o o the rs 
th at were just hive him.

P a i r e nelia

lots an d 

lust 

' l i r i n u 
~ in

r j L i n e

Dirty Rush

To Hi*1 I .ti do r

Being a v e te r a n of 

five 
weeks OTI The f rn »-lSit.*. Of 
t a rn p u s 
a g l e e 

h e m til'. 

I 

o r n e t h i n g m u s t he d o n e 
o u i cd d o t la I *>' 0< Kihei 
i e n d e d d e t e r i **d l usti 
to s t a t e t h e ( a s e a g a i n s t 

ti

r u m 
l e x a x 
t h a t 
h u t a . 
I < * •< o t n - 
I w o u l d like 

As a 

fr e sh m a n I attended and 
pledged on the Duke *ampus w here 
they had d e fe r re d t . -h The girls 
pledged the la I of 
the 
tire. * not until T'ehruar-, I kith w ays 
lf w a very bad for all eon* < ' nod 

fit ohet 

b rom 

on 

tear 

. rente 

thev would 

the girl s po*0? °f v 

■ 
soroi tty m em liet - were tem p ted to 
“ d u ly r u s h ” as 
the saying goes. 
an*) did The rushee* were nervous 
wrecks for two and a ha if months 
for 
a 
im pression. During ’ha? 
“ wrong 
every thing 
period 
* am p u s 
tush but no one 
pointed 
tow ard 
lf you think a 
dared m ention it 
little girl w ho conics to I "I know­
ing little about iUsh g(D hurt when 
she o n t pledged dining tush week. 
little girl 
you should loom vvlib a 
who has been 
looking forward to 
trying so hard and hoping for 
it 
tv'o and one half months and Uteri 
doe OI t get a Turf 
that 
and believe me 
I - a n t oppose de 
lei t .el i n't; 
too sit orig Iv 
well 
A 
Ixn 
from a 
girl - point a1 vi< v who w ants to 
go to the movie with a fre sh m e n 
when 
he c an go to a fraternity 
parts w here everyone cise is with 

for Bm- 

I did 

lust 

an u p p c i 1 la s.sman ’

At Duke they we»e trying fran- 
their system of 
ttcally to i hang*- 
surely with th r e e times the 
rush 
to con sidet. 
st idenD 
r .inhe. of 
ve don I vv ant to get in the same

Et It X NOVXOI NX

Accepted

To the 
P. 

I ditor .

tl ti. .. C ourt 
ler, ge

y o u r e d ito r ia l on 

In­
I a- < epf y o u r < h a i­

' Tho 

ll AKRA H E W E L L 

*

M a y b e

To th** E d i t o r :

I (Hind 

in s t a r t W o rld W at 

- o l d i e 
i m p r i s o n m e n t 

Much* Mr Mi c h alk * O c t o b e r T 
the w a r ­
F i r i n g E ire . 1* o n e of 
is ta l k i n g about. 
m o n g e r s P i a v d a 
th e p e r fe c t 
M a y b e h e h a s 
III M a y ­
w a r 
the w a y to sav e 
be h e h a s found 
f t o m being 
a n A m e r i c a n 
in a 
s u b j e c t e d 
to 
*t 
the m inor 
Com it lUfti -t count I v 
t h o u s a n d s of 
ro sf of h u n d r e d s of 
live- M a y b e Mr Mi- 
A m e n* a n 
like to t a k e his big 
* Hulk a would 
tell 
ole 
r e l e a s e o u r 
th e m 
-.oldi* i o r we ll b r i n g 
the whole 
I S Attn;, e v e i an d shoot t tie rn all 
let US 
‘nil of holes M a y b e t h e y ’ll 
-.hooting 
shoot 
ba* k M a y b e M r M iehulk a 
is a 
w a r m o n g e r a n d t h e n a g a i n m a y b e 
he is a pa, ifIST se e k in g p e a c e

ta a n d go o v e i a n d just 

t h e m u p w ith o u t 

th e y d hefter 

XX ILLI XXI T H A R R IS

'Wheels About to Roll; 
Ifs Politic-time Again

tory 

*>■ 

c a m p u s g o v e r n m e n t A 

C le a n P o litic s < C o u p w a s ot ga n tz ed 
to o r e k c a m p u s m a c h i n e politic*. 

a n d 

voting 

bio< 
i e l a t e d s t u d e n t 
g o v e r n m e n t p r o b l e m s M ore re fin ­
ed te< h n iq u cs w e r e e m p l o y e d w hen 
the q u a li f i c a ti o n s b e c a m e m o te 
*u ct C a m p a i g n I md* w e r e !irn 11- 
r d 
to X25 a n d a C av et age wa* 
a pi e r e q u. si Ie for a ll c a n d i d a t e s .
tail e le c t i o n w a s n oted 
19 
'h e 
ele ctio n s 
a s o r e of 
to finish Not enough 
from s t a r t 
* a n t e d a t e s 
a n d 
for office, 
flied 
he, atis* of a Fat k of c o m p e titio n , 
no e n t h u s i a s m w a s d is p la y e d .

d u l le s t 

The 

\\ 'h the s t e a d y a p p r o a c h of as- 
s. mbiv pie* hon* potitit at w a r f a r e 
is 
iu*t a r o u n d the c o r n e r and tire 
c a m p u s will on* e a g a i n he c o v e te d 
w u h poste r*, sig ns, p o liticia n s, and 
a d 
the ex. item ent 
of 

ii ti goes w ith 
the stu d e n t < a m p a rg fts .

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A lthough the 
h a v e 
elections 
d u r in g tile y e a r 
polite i m Is sti 
rn pus
on th* 
lections, 
an d 
d i d a u * 
e SUp p O

T h e

fi 

sign? 
;h the 
■Miienl

till OU
ir.deji
lie

Th*

dui mg 

th*

o n tm u e s 
rf of hi! 
s p e c hr
if fi
I rn
IP
oops w ho se 

on

stude n t 
go e a t ly 
s h a k in g 
r seen*' 
spnru;

t <( I VI t-
fellow

in

rn pm- 

*'001'' 
s t u m p

official b a r k e r s .

c a r n p a ignf 
n i g h i of 
the cand id;

*n

form

a n d t h e ir p 
to solidi 11 
*i 
;t 

to no

-■ 

t< h e n 

t UT • - 

Although 

th e r e h a v e b e en many 
instance* <>! u n o p p o se d c a n d i d a t e * . 
t h e r e vt e r e 
t h e v o t e s 
■ I me rn so close that runoffs w ere 
r e q u ire d
Money 

th* 
vv a* no o b je c t 
1920 * w h e n c a n d i d a t e * tosse d wild 
ind h u e d p ro fe s s i o n a l 
b e e r p a r t i e s 
to > t m p a i g n 
singer * 
hand* a n d 
for 
tm > N o rth A us­
l i t t e r e d with c a m p a i g n 
tin a h s 
l/>w 
p r o p a g a n d a d r o p p e d by p la n e 
g ra d e * a n d dlshone-rty 
to 
tie 
the pi n •- requisit*'* for offu • 
h o ld e r s 

then], At on* 

s e e n ie d 

t h en .

in 

to kl** all 

In I 122 a poi iii. inn r a n a fr e s h ­
foi p re sid e n t a n d h a d 
m a n boy 
him p r o m i s e 
th e g i r ts 
at Kirby Hall The J i m m y Bt ink­
le* c a m p a i g n of 19.16 will long he 
r e m e m b e r e d b e c a u s e u w a s *n 
that he c ould not 
well p l a n n e d 
ii*' c o v e r e d e v e r y 
h e lp but w u 
block 
the c a m p u s a s 
in 
a s e p a r a t e c a m p a i g n u n it.

a d m * of 

a n d 

the p a t t i e s 

D u r i n g th e 1940 * the C lique 

t h e 
the L ib e r a * 
I n d e p e n d e n t* 
w e r e 
in 
S tu d e n t G o v e r n m e n t T h e s e h a v e 
been * h a t c ed to the R e p r e s e n t a t i v e 
party a n d 

the Student p a r t y .

r e p r e s e n t e d 

S tu ffin g o f Ute ballot b o x e s wa* 
ti electron w h e n 
e l i m i n a t e d in the 
r u l e r e q u i r e d the p r e s e n ­
the new 
tation of a n a u d it o r s re! o p t 
for 
•he s t u d e n t to be eligible to vote. 
Voting fot a s s e m b ly m e m b e r s w a s 
c o n d u c t e d 
t u n e 
t h r o u g h p r e c i n c t s w h i c h c o in c id e 
w ith 
the 
vo ter* a r e r e g i s t e r e d

in w h i c h 

schools 

first 

th e 

the 

for 

h lec tion p a tr o llin g wa* net e s s a r y 
sn th e h e a t e d 47 c a m p a i g n to p r o ­
tec t t h e • a n t e d a t e s f r o m 
the *rgn 
m u t i l a t o r s B e s i d e s the e le c t i o n of 
.a*' 
the 
h o t te s t po litica l o on tesU in the his­

ti * w a s on e of 

s p r i n g 

 PLATTER CHATTER

^ 

B t 

J A M E S B . D A M S

i4 iere w a ? a tim e when you could 

count the outstanding popular vo­

cal groups on the fingers of one 
Stand—the Ink Spots, the M ills and 
lA m e s B ro th e rs , and the A n d rew 
'“Sisters.
That 

Ju s t ain t true no m ore 
m an. Now , there are so m any good 
threesom es and foursomes that the 
big individuals Eddie Fish er, P e r ­
ry Como & C om pany- are looking 
to their la u re ls for fear of losing 
the ra il position.

B ill Ken n y and th® old In k Spots 

a re still around, but no longer a 

sm ash success; the M ills Broth ers 

h ave hit a slight slum p since their 
delightful 
‘'G lo w w o rm " rendition; 
and the Am es B ro th e rs have en­
joyed fa irly recent success with 

"Y o u . You. Y o u ." and "T h e M an 
W ith the B a n jo ." thanks to Hugo 
W in terh alter's m elodious blending 
of strings and background chorus.
The first outstanding new vocal 
group to appear on the popular 
m usic scene in seve ral years was

the F o u r A c e s who pleased th# 
public e a r w ith " T e ll M e W h y ,” in 
1931. T h ey have since become p e r- 1 
haps the best in their field, w ith : 
hits like "S tra n g e r in P a r a d is e ," j 
and "T h re e Coins in the F o u n ta in ." ' 
The Fo u r A ce s’ success paved 
the w a y for an eager rush of a m ­
bitious youngsters. The Crew-Cuts 
are riding the peak of the current 
w a v e w ith the bouncy "S h - Bo o m ,” 
and h ave another up-coming h it— 
"O o p Shoop.” T h e ir recording of 
"C r a z y 
is be­
'Bout You B a b y ” 
com ing a disk jockey pet, too.

J U D Y G A R L A N D returrs to the screen Sn a rn . -*l vc- ,:n cf 
" A Star Is Born, which opens et the Paramo, t The vc- W e d n e s ­
Ii - Man W o Go- 
day. Featured in *he film s the current s e q 
A w a y ." A t the eft, Esther B o d g e r (Miss Garlar, i) o -eta • 
a* a 
Hollywood benefit, where she mea 
(Jam es Mason). In 'he second picture, Norman and h.s re a b:.ae

leading man N r m . n Ma 

tyre.

Friendly Boritona

% »

confer with studio head O liver Niles 
Esther's career. M arriace wrecks Marne 
posite for Esther who receives ar* O scar a- I shipping 
p du re. Af-er M a e s suicide Esther plat . fo 'n ' re bu* 
and encourage nent change her m.nd, as shown n the f 

Cheries £
career but wort 

f

Career Began in Church Choir

B v C A R I, B l R G E N

"T h e frien dly b arito n e" ap tly hut

. . I 

incom pletely describes St es en Ken- _______ < 
nedy. the new assisi ant professor
of voice 
in the D epartm en t of
Music

U n iv e rsity only after an 
under Opera In N ew Y o rk , did radio and 
standing had been reached that h r television shows from New York
In

his and Hollywood, 

and appeared 

Won would be allowed lo continue
nnt<f nf ,
 

 

concert work: during a part of each rec ita l at Town H a ll.
year. 

The Hilltoppers had a good one 
some tim e back called " P . S.. I 
1/ne Y o u " w hich they followed 
w ith " T il l T hen .” Tile Fo u r Knights 
turned out a hit. record w ith a real 
heat. " I Get So la m e ly ," and then 
"C h a p e l in the M o o n lig h t."

The G aylo rd s are running strong 
w ith "T h e L ittle Sh o em ak er,” an 
little num her which 
ear-pleasing 
Ita lia n 
requ ires a sm atterin g of 
to understand. Those 
foretgn-lan- 
songs are v e r y popular 
guage 
these days, esp ecially 
the ones 
like " F r o m 
w ith Ita lia n verbiage 
the Vine C am e the Grapes 
' by 
the Hilltoppers 

The Andrew Sisters, of course 
are fa r from dead, but they have 
lost th eir W orld W a r ll popularity, 
The Fontaine Sisters and the M c ­
Sisters have outstripped 
G u ire 
them, for the present

' 

To the

highest
heights.

There has 
been no 

performance 

like this 

Judy Garland 

performance 

Apt!>, because h r 

im m ediately 
im presses new acquaintances with
his frien d ly interest in everything

Tile F o u r L a d s have a good ar- i ,UB
rangem ent of “ Sk o k iaan ,” although , an 
R alph M a rte n # 

is running aw a y 

m v -
Incom pletely, because 

and no 

do
I w ith the sales, to the chagrin ol scriptiofi om its the c ritic a l a c cla im

the 

picture like 

R ay Anthony 

,11S v o ic e has won for him

‘A Star 

Is Born'

A lm o s t e ve ry popular song put 

M r. K en n ed y conies to th e Uni-
in the m iddle of a very
out by a vocal a rtis t has its riv a l, v e r i t y 
as represented by the foursomes 
successful earner as a concert ar-
The single boys, of course, don’t tist, soloist with leading sym phony
in the orchestras, opera star, and radio-
h ave a snowball's chance 
to 1he
T V perform er. H e cam e 
red-hot r h y th m - a n d - b lu e s field. 

Tu«s3ay, OeYoSer TI, T954 THE DAUT TEXA S Pag# I

Saturday Marks 
Annual Band Day

UT’» Hom ecom ing 
Begins W ith Parade

Football, bands, and 

a home­
coming w ill m ark the Texas Long­
horns' third home gam e Satu rd ay.

F o r the football fans, the most 
interesting event w ill he the gam e 
the 
between the Ixvnghorns 
U n iv e rsity of 
Razor- 
backs. beginning at 2 p m. in M e­
m orial Stadium.

A rkansas 

and 

Departm ent of Geology alum ni, 
cam e, 
in addition to sering 
w ill hold their second hom ecom ing 
and banquet, followed tty an open 
house in the G rologv Building.

the 

F ra n cis L. W hitney, professor 
e m eritu s, w ill he the- honor g u est 
and w ill receive an alu m n i aw a rd 
com m em orating 44 y e a rs of ser­
vice to the U n iversity in the D e­
partm ent of Geology.

D r 

I/>gan Wilson, president of 
the U n iversity, 
the prin cipal 
is 
speaker, and Morgan D avis, vic e ­
president of the H um ble Oil 4 R e . 
fining Com pany, w ill preside at the 
banquet.

The U n iversity s nineteenth an- 
i nual hand day. w ith e v e ry high 
school hand in the state invited to 
(V isit the campus and the game 
w ill begin 
in downtown Austin 
with a parade of bands. F o u r trn- 
1 pines w ill be aw arded for outstand- 
i ing parade perform ances. The tro ­
phies w ill go to w in n er and run­
ner-up band* in two ( lassos 
those 
w ith mort- than 35 m em bers, and 
those with 55 m em bers or less A 
trophy w ill also he aw ard ed to the 
hand coming the greatest distance.

A tw irle r s contest w ill hr held 
Sa tu rd a y at 9 a m. 
in G re g o ry 
G ym w 11h O K Anderson form er 
national tw irling contest w inner, 
judging the entries.

W inners of all contests w ill hp 
announced at the cam p half time.

T hrilled af hearing soloists 

churches and theate s. he de> 'deb 
at the age of six to be a singei 
He becam e a member of hi* 
church choir, w here he received 
m uch of his e arly training.

M r. K en n ed y studied both piano 
and voice at the Pittsburg Music al 
Institute, and went from there for 
a post-graduate course at the Fnst- 
, man School of M usic 
in R ochester,
If, Y . Fro m there, he went directly
; to Europe tor further study.

On the 

continent, he 

studied 
languages sang professionally, and 
made his debut at the B e llin i T h e a ­
tre in N aples, w here E n ric o Carus© 
had e a rlie r made his debut. He 
toured F ra n c e . B elg iu m , Holland, 
and Ita ly , and finally carne bai k 
to the U nited State*.

Ilia A m erican debut w as at New 
Y o lk s Town H all, and the a c cla im 
the singer received for his per­
form ance there m ade him decide 
definitely on a vo cal carc e r. 
Ile 
sang 
in this country 
from coast to coast, arid in C a n a ­
da, and w as guesi 
soloist with 
leading sym phony orchestras 

lh concerts 

Betw een tours he sang solo b a ri­
the C ity Center

tone roles at 

For

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Like Mother W ishes 

She Could Bake*

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M r 
in have 

included 

K en n ed y's 

accom panists
I* ran/ Rupp, who 
n orm ally accom panies only M arion 
Anderson, and fo rm er V ice-Presi­
dent A lvin 
B a rk le y 's m o th e rin ­
law , M rs Estelle R u ck ers,

lie 

On tour, anything can happen, 
anil sometimes does, to a concert 
artist. 
In Atlanta, G a . M rs Ken ­
to hear the 
nedy vs as surprised 
audience burst out laughing when 
he w alked on stage, 
turned 
around and saw that a G re a t Dane 
had followed him on to the stage.
if he had a 
the audience roared, 
ticket, and 
but ticket or no ticket, 
the dog 
refused to go F in a lly , the (te w s 
c oaxed him off the stage, the audi­
ence settled down, and the concert 
went on.

He asked the dog 

M r. Kennedy is known 

in New 
v.- 
York Tor his frcnupnt pci to? ming

U 

f 

I 

Dobie Completes 
’Trail Driver' Book

J . F ra n k Dobie, nationally-known 
author and a m em b er of the Texas 
U n iv e rsity 
for 
Fn g lis h 
alxiut 30 years prior to his retire­
ment in 191N, is w orking on one of 
his longest books.

facu lty 

The new hook, w h ich w ill con 
tain tales of Texas gathered by 
D r Dobie for the past 30 ycai- 
w ill prob ably he 
released next 
year.

In the m eantim e Dr 

lv>bie an 
thorny on the e a r ly development 
and happenings of Texas, has com 
plated a hook w ritten on the old- 
lwx>k, 
time 
w ritten chiefly for pre adult read­
J a n ­
ing. W ill be released about 
u a ry ," D r. Dobie sa id

trail d rive rs 

"T h is 

Grads-to-be Told 
To Hunt Jobs Now

Arts and Sciences seniors Inter 
in finding full-time employ 

ested 
in 
merit after graduation either 
Fe b ru a ry or M ay 
should place 
their application w ith the Student 
Km ploym ent B u reau 

is 

filling 

rapidly 

Student 

The schedule for industrial and 
com m ercial concerns w ho w ill in­
terview seniors on the cam pus this 
year 
m ajoring in Business Arim inisiia- 
tion should register w ith the place 
ment se c re ta ry ; engineeim g chem ­
istry 
and m ath m ajors should 
register v. ith the engineering and 
science placem ent offire Teach­
ers vv ill i e g is t e r w ith the T e e her 
Placem ent B u re a u and 
law stu­
dents w ill register with the p la c e ­
ment office of the School of haw 
in Townes H all

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l ie 

t 

A s 

f o r h i* 

f a v o r it e m usic, hp 
s a y s it IS th e song lie IS s in g in g at 
a p a r t i c u l a r m o m e n t th a t h e lik e s 

o f h is 

hest a t th a t m o m e n t H e 

j a il * a ll 
th e s in g in g of 
in 
t h a t s o n g , a n d t r ie s to d o a s good 

interest 

a s it c a n p o s s ib ly he d o n e .

M r. Kennedy likes Texas and hp
likes to travel nnd sing in Texas. 
long 
is looking forward to a 

( I l e 

and pleasant stay in the state.

"C h ris tia n ity and the 
Thought ot T o d ay *

H e a r
Dr. H. Malcolm Macdonald
on
"Po litica l M a n "
Today at 3:30 P.M.

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Neal Is Guardian 
To Foreign Students

M r. N en I and hi* strife have Just
resumed from a six-week tour of
the N ea r E a s t T h ey visited T u r­
J e r u ­
Iraq, Lebanon S y ria 
k e y , 
salem Egyp* 
Ita ly , F ra n c e and 
England

M r V ii w ill speak on the sit 
.a'ion in the N ear E a s t at a m eet­
ing of 
International Council 
the 
The meeting 
Tuesday at 7 p n 
w ill fie at. “fie lr,terr .tier a1 C enter 
2500 Whit is

M r. Neal, a specialist in L a tin 
becam e 
governm ent, 

A m erican 

foreign advisor at the U n iv e rsity 
rn 1941. At th a’ time, L a tin A m e r­
ican countries supplied most of the 
foreign students here.

Total foreign student enrollm ent 
last year wa* 512. These students 
give M r. L e a l the opportunity to 
understand a cross seer ion of the 
world.

A A U W Meets Today; 
New Members Sought

A new reason 

for 

the Au*tm 

B ran ch of the A rn e 'im n A sso cia­

tion of U n iversity Women w ill be­

gin Tuesday with a general meet. 

ing at the Texas M e d ical Associa­
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IM I L a m a r Boule­
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Tea will f»e served from 3 30 to 
4 15 p.m., and the program w ill 
( “hairrnen 
fie given after the tea 
of study and in tere t group* w ill 
outline plans for the y a n r at this 
meeting.

invited 

M em bers are 

to bring 
prospective m em bers to acquaint 
them with A A U W All women who 
it, , <•’ 
the anadem ic requirem ents 
ire entitled to become m em bers 
invitations C ol­
Without personal 
lf 
lege alum ni should ca ll M rs 
W G - ess .lr 

to check eligibility.

J 

Af 

ti 30 p rn T uesday, a get 
acquainted m eeting anti patio slip­
over w ill i>»* held at 1515 W estover 
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Econom ics Tea House

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Sewing, Music Groups 
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TTie Sew ing Group and the Music 
Group, w h ich are part of 
the 
U n iv e rsity 
In term ediate 
Club, w ill hold their first meetings 
this week.

In d ie s 

Tile M usic G ro u p w ill meet Tile* 
day at 8 p rn at the h o m e of M r* 
O rv ille WysR. 3107 G ra n d vie w 
In ­
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presented bv the m em bers 
chi! 
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Th* .Sewing Group w ill meet in 
J F ra n k Elsass, 
the home of M rs 
1502 West Twenty-ninth 
Street, 
Thursday at 2 p m P la n s for the 
y e a r w ill he discussed

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Ned D a rrg l Cox, president of 
A K T F and assistant in the D epart­
ment of C h em ical F.ngineering. 
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Jo e Neal
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F o r hi* work 

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to the off ic e 

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is h one man 

International A dvisory O ffice 
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M r N e a l is considered a guid 
ing angel” to foreign students at 
the 11D iversity. He listen* to their 
problems, helps with 
th eir eur- 
rency, finds them place1- to live, 
writes letters back home for them 
and perform s m any other favors 
for them 

B u t that, s not all, Ile entertains 
scores of foreign student* rn his 
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m eal 
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up and they had a wonderful tim e 
Once, a Jap an ese student filling 
out a c a n ! a* the I n iversity H ealth 
Center, paused m om entarily when 
‘ P a re n t or 
he cam e to the blank 
G u ard ia n “ He thought, tfien filled 
in the blank w:*h the name 
.l r 
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“ M an y believe that we live in a 
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ledge 
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C a n te rb u ry f lu b th ia sem ester.

'Hie series, w hich w ill be con­
ducted by five 
faculty m em bers 
from the U n iv e rs ity w ill he held 
Tuesdays at 3 30 p m af 2607 U n i­
the tem p orary headquar­
v e r s i t y 
ters for A ll S a in ts ’ Chapel,

E a c h s u b je c t w ill be discussed 
at t w o meetings. Dr. I I M alcolm 
M acdonald professor of govern­
ment w ill open 
this 
T uesday W it h “ P o litic a l M a n .”

the series 

D r M acdon ald w ill also lecture 
'h is subject. Tuesday, October 

on 
19

D r F re d e ric k H Ginascol, as­
sistant professor of philosophy, 
w ill * pe 1 k on "Ph ilosop h ical M a n ”
October 26 and Novem ber 2 

r.rnbree 

D r R o y a l R 

J r . , a s­
sociate professor of educational 
psychology, w ill lecture on “ P s y ­
chological M a n ” Novem ber 9 and 
16

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better, assoria** director of W e sle y 
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“ W e are living in a d ra s tic a lly 
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The speaker cited a U n iv e rs ity 
la w professor as stating, 
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m ity of the recent decision 
the 
it* eye not 
Suprem e Court had 
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W O R ST R A IN S S IN C E 1885 
W A T E R L O O CHICAGO

CHICAGO — Cle aring skies M on - 1 
day night p ro m ise d relief to flood- 
ra v a g e d C h icag o , stag ge re d b y its 
w orst r a i n s t o r m in 69 y e a r s .

IIH -1 

A w eek-end downpour of m o r e 
foot cau sed d a m a g e 
than half a 
e s t im a te d a t 
fifteen million dol­
lars to the c i t y and suburbs, and 
thousands of d o l l a rs 
hun dreds of 
in north ern 
m o r e el s e w h e re 
nois and In diana.
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W IT H M E N D E S F R A N C E 
P A R IS — l e a d e r s of the pow 
erf ut F r e n c h so cialist p a rty w e re 
lining up behind P r e m ie r P i e r r e 
in an 
M e n d e s -F ra n c e * M onday 
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jo rity in th e N ational A ssem b ly 
T u esd ay on the London a g r e e ­
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A L A N IZ A C Q U ITT ED 
IN F I X ) Y D D EA TH 

WACO — N a go Alaniz, a D u v a l j 

County l a w y e r , w as found innocent 
Sunday of being an a c c o m p l i c e to 
. a South T e x a s killing called a “ p o 1 

r 

l a ic a l m u r d e r ”

Alaniz had been accu se d a s p art 
of w h a t the s ta te said w as a plot 
to kill J a c o b S. Floyd Sr., chief 
riv al of D u v al County’ s political 
boss. G e o r g e P . F a r r B y m i s t a k e , I 
ta 
the s t a te en a rg e d , Flo y d 's son 
law student a t Tile U n i v e rs i t y of 
T e x a s ) wfas killed on S e p t e m b e r 8. 
1952.

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R E M O V E D 
W ASHINGTON — The Fdsen 
re p o rte d 
b ow er 
M onday It now lint* fi.926 p erso n s 
— 1,743 of th em with " s u b v e rs iv e 
data** In th e ir files— a s tak en off 
th e g o v e rn m e n t payroll a s a r e ­
su lt of Its s e cu rity p ro g ra m .

ad m in istratio n 

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B O M IA O F F E R S C O N C ESSIO N S 
ON ATOM BAN

> 

Last Filing Today A n n u a | 
For Freshman 
Council Posts

BBA Meeting 
Scheduled for Friday

a 

Following 

re g istratio n , 

to he conducted in
the a fte r n o o n , said Eugene \v. Nol-
the a r r a n g e -
son, 
m ea ts c o m m i t t e e .

ness C o n f e r e n c e of the College of portu nity to attend th e m ee M ig s. 
Business Adm inistratio n will ho 
held at t h e U n iv ersity on F r i d a y . 
co nfe re nce will bo 
The o n e - d a v 
four professional
highlighted by 

The F o u r t h Annual Alumni B u si- d a y morning to g iv e t h e m an op- 1 om ic Outlook for the Nation N e x t 
i Y e a r . ” The T e x a s outlook on this
9:45 j subject will he given by D r . J o h n 
a . m . general forum m e etin g will 
It. Stockton, of the U n iv e rsity Bim­
bo held in Batts A ud ito riu m . Mr. eau of B u siness R e s e a r c h . D r. Al- 
the 
C a r l C. Welhausen, of Y o ak um , 
president of the B B A ex-students D e p a rtm e n t of Marketing, will a c t 
organization, will p r e s i d e o v e r the a c t as a panel ch a irm an , 
Officers for the co ming y e a r will 
m ee tin g . Dean William It. Springer 
of the College of B u s i n e s s Adminis- be elected at an l l :30 a m . busi- 
tratio n , will w e lc o m e g r ad u a te s ness m e eting , and alumni will be 
is 
intro duced by classe s at t h e 1 2 .3 0
arid e x -students. 
scheduler! a t T e x a s Union from 8 : 3 0 
Iro n s, president j p m. luncheon in the Main L o u n g e 
to 9 30 a rn. 
Ju n io r, senior, a n d
of Dallas Federal R e s e r v e Bank, I of the Union. Dean Spriegel will 
g ra d u a te B B A students will he dis-
missed f r o m cl a s s e s at 9:30 F r i - will speak on “ B u s i n e s s and E co n - m a k e a rep o rt to the group on the
of
the 

fred L . Seelye, ch a ir m a n of 

R e g is t r a ti o n of participants 

Dr. Wa!roils ll 

c h a i r m a n of 

the Co llege 

and 

a t 

 

 

U n iv ersity 
Bu siness Adm inistration 
luncheon.

Rhodes Scholarships 
Beckoning UT Males

ics.

At 2 .3 0 p m . 

four pro fe ssio nal
group clinics will meet. T h e y a r e 
the A cco u ntin g and M a n a g e m e n t , 
F i n a n c e . I.ife Insu rance, a n d R e a l 
j E s t a t e and G e n e ra ! I n s u ra n c e clin­

T o d a y is the last d a y to file for group c l in i c s , 

Summer And Fall 
Entrants Eligible 
In Oct. 28 Vote

for 

F r e s h m a n Council, 
o ff ic e s 
L lo y d Hayes, prevent F r e s h m a n 
Counci l president, a n n o u n c e d Mon­
d a y .

Offices to he filled in the Octo- 

and 

h e r 28 election a re p re s i d e n t, v ic e­
s e c r e t a r y . Any 
p re siden t, 
f r e s h m a n who w as not e n ter ed in 
to S u m m er, 
the University p ri o r 
1954, 

is eligible to ru n.

Applications a r e a v a i l a b l e in the 

S tu dents ' Association office in the 
U nio n, which will he open from 
I 8 a rn. to 5 p.m. to d a y (pr filing 
that 
H o w e v er, H ayes 
e x p la i n e d 
least 
c a n d id a te s should allow a t 
t w o hours for the filing p ro ce dure, 
s in ce the application m u s t he sign­
ed b y severa l U n i v e rs i t y officials

Applications should be picked up 
by a t least 3 p m 
so tha t candi­
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office hv 
S tu d e n ts’ A sso ciatio n 
5 p m.

A $1 
applicants.

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is 

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T h e r e will be a m e e t i n g for all 
in 
c a n d id a te s T u e sd a y at 5 p m 
T e x a s Union 311 H a y e s said it is 
n e c e s s a r y for all c a n d i d a t e s to be 
p re se n t at this m e e t i n g .

T h e p ri m a r y ele ctio n will he 
O c to b e r 21, and the final elertjon 
O cto b e r 28

Issues Pushed 
To Gain Success

Male sing le students between 

lf) 
junior, sen io r, 
and 25 w h o h a v e 
or g r a d u a t e stan din g are eligible to 
f o r R hodes Scholarships
apply 

T Aid Program 
Organizes Today

M e e t i n g To Plan 
C o m m u n i t y Service

The 

" Y ” Community S e r v i c e 
p r o g r a m , open to all students, will 
g e t u n d e r w a y with a pla nning 
meet ing Tun d ay at 4 p m. at th e 
U n iv e rsity " Y . "

The s e r v i c e p ro gra m is d iv ided

I Inspit a I 
for the m e n t a ll y retarded, the N e 
gro D e a f and Blind School, a n d 
the H i-Y an d Y Peen p ro g ram s f o r 
Austin t e e n a g e r s .

U n i v e r s i t y volunteers are an 

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ice B o n n i e Tm g e.ser is the o t h e r 
c h a i r m a n .

said P at Kendall. 

g r a m .
Th e 

topics

'Hie speakers, so f.ir booked are 
Harold E S tassen , d i r e c t o r of the 
Fo reig n Opera horn Adnnnisit limn 
D r Robert C H utchins 
president of the U n i v e r s i t y of Chi­
c a g o ; W G P o l l a rd , d ir e c to r of 
the Oak Ridge a t o m i c plant Dr 
Henr y Steele Corn m a per pr ofessor 
of history at C o lum bia U niversity; 
an d Ch arles Bu rton M n frail, pre 
ident of 
F u n d for the R epu blic

th*' F o r d Foundation s 

Tickets for the s e r i e s vs ill he on 

sa le Wednesday through F r id a y 
c a m p u s booths. T h e p r i c e will la* 
$2.f>0 for Blanket T a x holders and 
for non -Blanket T a x holders 
$1 

S tu den ts at the meeting will f ir st 
on allied h e a r a talk on “ Christian A ttitu d e s 
To w a rd C o m m u n i ty Service 1 T h e n 
fiv e 
they will subdivide 
groups, a c c o r d i n g to each s t u d e n t ’s i 
interest. T h e s e small groups will 
se m e ste r 's p r o g r a m s , 
plan 
which a r e scheduled to begin t h e 
week.

f o n d e r ! 

into 

th e 

the 

to 
The g ro u p which signs up 
work at the S ta t e Hospital will a t ­
there W e d n e sd a y 
tend o r i e n t a t io n 
and T h u r s d a y nights 

C h a i r m e n of the s u b c o m m i t t e e s 
a l e M iss K e nd a ll, State School fo r 
B o n n i e 
(fie m e n t a l l y 
Swern, S t a t e Hospital; Keith M c ­
and B lin d 
C r a r y , N e g r o Deaf 
the H i - Y 
Sch ool; 
and Y - T o e n groups.

and T ra g eser, 

retarded; 

B u i e s 

to o t h e r 

The Gre at 

co m m itte e 
m e m b e r s who a r e busy spreading 
students n e 
th** word 
Virginia M< Donald. S h a r o n Alex­
a n d er , Tom K B a r t o n , C aro l H am ­
p o Bullitt 
ilton. Fay Clem ent 
!.- »•, S h erry , 
J a m e s Hall. K a t h r y n 
Lutz. 
Joy* e 
M a r g a r e t 
I ie ie 
Clark , B 
Daily, In n Ann C h n - t e n en an*) 
Marion Murphy

D M c K i n n e y , 

I .v a n - 

Blue 

lair*.** I .cist I richly

lost on 

A blue puiM* was 

the 
north side of th*- University c a m ­
is 
pus F r i d a y night. The o w n e r 
to r e c o v e r the finis** be 
an x io u s 
identify 
eau-** 
i n s c r i b e d 
cation p a p e r s and 
th,rigs vail ) 
lighter, am*
tit* 
at)! f
lf 
on
tc 
pm
Jon

tong nth*-! 
lei Uh* owner 

urn! plea e return if 

it c o n ta m ' ail but 

I balding 103

fin 

i into five a r e a s : 

the Austin S t a t e 

.... 
the Austin State S cho o l a f t e r a personal 
ab out October 18. 

........... 

M e m b e rs of 

a re m a k i n g 

c o m m i tt e e 
vis its to sorority, 
co -op erativ e houses on the cam pus v alu a b le aid 

the G r e a t 

Issues 
nightly 
f r a t e r n i t y , and 

" R u s h ” t o help a ssu re a n o t h e r successful

y e a r for the an n u a l l e c t u r e pro­

,

,

 

 

.

,

now. Intriostfd I n ,vet i ll y students Mann 

should sot rn touch with a m e m -i 

I 

 

,

 

h e r of the local c o m m i t t e e before 
O cto b e r 15. The c o m m i t t e e is m a d e 
iii) of Professors H a r r y 
ll R an ­
s o m , Walter P. W eb b, Rudolph 
Willard, and E m m e t t L. Hudspeth, j

for 

for 

Topic 

the Accountin g and
nl ch nic wW bp „ A r .

, , M a n a g e m e n t . ” T h e

counting 
m ee tin g will bo presided o v e r by 
Dr. Glenn A. Welsch, a s s o c i a t e pro ­
fessor of a cco u ntin g : and c o - c h a i r ­
m an will be E dw in W. M u m m a , 
a s s o c i a t e p ro fessor of m a n a g e -

Th ere is no f o r m a l application ment. 

to one of 

P a n e l sp e a k e r s and 

a copy of p ro m A cco u n tin g .” 

topics will 
requirement, but applii an ts m ust 
the co m m itte e he " W h a t Top M a n a g e m e n t N eed s 
subm it 
led by H . E . 
m e m b e r s the following 
th eir courses and g r a d e r e c o r d ; a c h il e s J r . , president of the W e s t e r n 
in Midland; “ T h e Con- 
st itf>ment of g e n e r a l a ctiv ities and C o m p a n y 
tro lle r'* Responsibility as a M e m - 
intellectual in q uests in college and 
proposed line (if study at O xfo rd ; , her of the M a n a g e m e n t T e a m , ” led
an d at least three l e tt e r s tin seal- by E a r l F . Snow, v ic e presi den t and
cd 
: t r e a s u r e r of Reed Roller Bit C o m -
ca tio n s from 

envelopes! c o n c e r n i n g qualify 

Houston.

to 

friends well able 
< abilities of t h e ap plic an t, 

j 

* 

. . . _ . . .

Also " H o w the Public Aceount-

the 

tie asked 

Students select ed by 

local a n t C a n Assist Trip M a n a g e m e n t , ’* 
led by E rw in Hemen, p a r t n e r of 
c o m m i t t e e will 
mit a formal a p p l ic a t i o n for con j E rn st and E r n s t , Houston A ques- 
v, „ „
 
lion and a n sw er period will follow.
sideration by the s t a t e c o m m i tt e e 
interv iew on o r 1 This se ssion is sp onsored by B e t a
(A ccounting) and Sig-

I Alpha Psi 

to sub- 

\ \ inners of the sch o larsh ip will ; m a 

Io ,a Epsilon 

( M a n a g e m e n t )

h on o rary fratern ities.

the 

T Ii e 

student 

first A m e r i c a n Rhodes 
sch olars arrived a t Oxford in 1904 
under the terms of the will of Cecil 
Rhode'-, who built a fortune from 
diamonds in South A fric a Rhodes 
laid down tests fo r eligibility that 
w* !** not based on r a c i a l , religious, 
o r political q ualific ations

begin attendance at Oxford Uni- j 
T h e th e m e of the F i n a n c e m e e t -
in S e p t e m b e r , 1953. Al-1 
versify 
though Rh*k1 es s c h o l a r s usually a t - ' ,n8 w 'd he 
t h e C u rre nt Outlook
tend Oxford for a tw o - y e a r period. ] on I n t e r e s t R a t e s ” It is sponso red 
c h a p t e r of T h e 
a third year of a t t e n d a n c e is pos- hV 
si hie lf their r e c o r d and plan of A m e r i c a n F i n a n c e Associ ation, and 
will be held 
in P e a r c e Hall 201.
study warrant a f u r t h e r a w a rd . 
C h a ir m a n will be Eddie J . S h a r p e 
! president of the AEA st udent c h a p ­
ter. C h a rle s W alker, financial e c o n ­
o mist , F e d e r a l R e s e r v e Bank of 
" T h e 
D allas, who will speak on 
I Influence of thp F e d e r a l R e s e r v e 
ion In terest Hates ” J , VV. H awkins 
I J r . . president of the Capitol N a ­
tional Ban k , Austin, will sp e a k on
"A C o m m e r c i a l B a n k er s Outlook 
" T o m o r r o w 1 
on 
P r o s p e c t s 
for Real E s t a t e M o rt­
g a g e s , ” will be the topic of J Alton 
F i r s t 
Lin kelt, president of 
F e d e r a l Savings and 
Izaan A sso ­
ciation of New Braunfe ls.

“ The last thing I w a n t is a Ixxik- 
w orm 
’ Rhodes h a d fold his e x ­
ec nim There a r e , th e re fo re, speci­
fic qualities of c h a r a c t e r , skill at 
s| a a t ‘ md e v id e n c e s of personal 
I* ade) ship e n u m e r a t e d in the w'lll. 
tlieo* qualities 
Rhode- 
that 
to 
would enabl e c h o s e n sch o la rs 
’ * stcein th*- p e r f o r m a n c e of pub­
lic duties as th e i r highest airn ” 

In tere st R a te s ” 

the 

felt 

Thirty-two s c h o la r s h i p s nr* 

to 

the United

signed annually 
Sta tes There is a y e a r l y c o m p e t e s tU(jf.
hon in every s t a t e , the st ate s bo­
jug grouped into eight d istrict s of 
sex states each. Of twelve men fi­
f r o m e a c h district, 
nally chosen 
Ii un ai e sell ' ?cd bv a co m m itte e 
m a d e up of d istrict m e m b e r s 

T h e Info Insuran* e m e e t i n g will 
be held in P e a r c e Hall 105 und er 
ch a ir m a n sh ip of D r . H e n ry 
the 
;,s ‘ Owen, pro fessor of in su ra n ce . This
group is also sponsored bv the A P A 
nt ch a p t e r. L. B. H e r r in g III, 
a g e n c y m a n a g e r of T e x a s L if e In- 
suran* e Co m p any , Austin, wall 
spea k on " S u c c e s s ” ; and Boyd L . 
W cide, C L D . g eneral a g e n t, The 
In s u r a n c e 
Minnesota Muted Life 
Comp my. Austin.

,1 

Life at Oxford h a s bt-rn d escrib ­
to 
ed 
* bange * soling rn m s v a s of life 
and what he w a n t s from 

itm o s p h e : e bound 

it.”

n 

Th** AKA student c h a p t e r spon- 
the R e a l E s t a t e 
s o red -m eetin g of 
and G e n era l In sura nce m e e t i n g will 
in Real ce Hall. D r. 
als*) he held 
K K a r l McGinnis, p ro fe s s o r of 
business law and re al e s t a t e , will 
p re side as c h air m an .

S p ea k e rs and subjects a r e " C l o s ­
ing a S ale of Real E s t a t e , ” by 
lingerie W Nelson, a s s o c i a t e p r o 
lessor of business 
" M o r t ­
g a g e lo r d l i n g ." by (Jus L B e r r y , 
.Savings 
president of Metropolitan 
and Gian Association. D a l l a s , arid
J , Van 
Horn, p a r t n e r in C a d u , b l a d e r and 
Van Horn firm of San Antonio

I n s u r a n c e Problem s. ’ O 

l a w ; 

in 

A* Ii ",(1 p rn 

a pre-dinner “ g et- 
together will he held on the m e z ­
zanine floor of tin* D n sk ill Hotel. 
It will be fallowed at 7 15 by a 
th** C rys ta l B a l l ro o m 
banquet 
of the Dnskill. An a d d r e s s , " O p ­
portunity Unlimited " w ill be del­
( B u d ) S p r a ­
iver ed by M o rtim er K 
gue of New York City. H e w as a 
the 
Longhorn 
1920 s and is now vice p re sid en t of 
the H om e In su ran ce C o m p a n y .

football p la y e r 

in 

Students of the College of B u si­
ness Adm inistration a r e invited to 
at tend th** luncheon and banquet, 
they m a k e r e s e r v a t i o n s 
provided 
witti Miss Dorothy A y res in W a g ­
g o n e r Hall 123 before 5 p m T h urs 
day

Pictures of O U G a m e 
S h o w n in U n io n T u e s d a y

So you missed 

the OU g a m e ! 

Don t fret 
Pictu res of 
will he shown Tuesday in the Main 
I/>unge of 
a t
the T e x a s Union 
J . T King. line c o a c h , will 
I p rn 

the g a m e

tux 

of maps m a s m a l l F r e n c h town 
r e v found con 
would name 
If he 
Tit - to foi A m e r ig o V esp ucci 
could have fo re se en tux fate at the 
hands of some env ious Spaniards 
a few years l a t e r he might hav e 
it en he ei- 
slayed with 
the 
roneotisly called 

red 
" I n d i a n s

(lf idiuxc 

if C o lu m b u s had been 
a seer of th** f u t u r e he probably 
the 
wouldn't have b o th e re d with 
•* leather chewing, ra t s t e w i n g ' e x ­
pedition anyw ay, bec au se he would 
any 
h a v e known 
huge diamonds o r rubies around 
- n s.iIv id*rt'

t h e r e w eren 't 

Jn fact, he w a s n ' t even close to 

F o r t Knox.

However, sine® ( T i n s
in our part of t h e work 
find 
risk reporting his 
th rou g h 
nam ee rs, and 
DID start a p a r a d e o 
missionaries, gold seek** 
venturers we a t 
vote of thanks

DID land 
and DID 
to his fi- 
ignoranee
$ *
-i and a li­
least owe hint a 

Sn let x xnn in a toast to C h n * 
the m an who 

topher Columbus, 
started im m ig ra tion to T e x a s 
and other p arts of oui necghtmnng 
country, the U nited 8 m f c s of Airier-
lea

th** U T -A rk a n sa s n a r r a t e
a vailab le at 

IMI*' T i c k e t * 

l i a l l i t h l t * Now

Date tickets fo 
game were still 
Gregory Gym 
will probably lax? 

the 
t ick e t office and 
through half of 
! Tuex»hy U L u n d s te d t said Mon­
i e = e r \ e

day afternoon W e s t -side 
seat* are sold out between 

the 
12(byard lines, M r . Lunds tedt said.

Highlights of the g a m e will be 
in R e v i e w " 
fe atu re d on 
" T e x a s 
T u e s d a y o v e r K T B C -T V at 8 30 
P in K e rn Tips will 
key plays 
the Bay lor-Arkan sas 
al so be shown.

of
g a m e will 

and the highlights 

co m m e n t on

I N 1493 C O L U M B U S S A I L E D T M F DEEP BLUE S E A 
, . ha d id t o o !]

Chris Landed in New World

to 

Well, how m a n y T e a s ip p rrs r e ­
toward San 
m e m b e r e d 
look 
Salv a do r this morning in m e m o r y
of Uhn-
landing on th< 
in 4 4 9 2 ?

* -in continent

Amc

Yes. just 462 y ear 
old C h ri s and ho

12

ago October 
cr e w a b o a r d

th** Santa M aria 
planted a Spanish f! 
trench of
along tile 

Isabella 

Indian' 

probably 
t 
m en to tie "god-, 
knelt af their feet a

D E A N B IL L W O O D of N o rt h Texas S t a t e C o l ­
the main a d d r e s s a t the G r e e k 
le ge de livers 
W e e k K i c k - O f f Banquet. A l s o p ic tu r e d at the 
s peakers ' table are, from left to right, D e a n J a t k

* 

Photo by Nickle

H o l l a n d , J a m e s blunt, past p r e s i d e n t of the In t e r­
f r a t e r n i t y C o u n c il, D e a n A r n o N o w o t n y , a n d Dr. 

L o g a n W ils c r f .

Greek Week 
With Union

Begins
Banquet

Bv K E N N E T H K N O P P

The third an nu al c a m p u s Gre ek 
into high 
Week activ iti e s m oved 
g e a r T u esd ay following an initial 
Monday evening Kick-Off Ban q uet 
the 
attended by 
U n iv e rsity ’s 30 fra t e rn it ie s and a
host 
officials in the Main Ballro o m 
the T e x a s Union. 
'•Greek cu lt u r e 

of top U n iv e rsity and st a te 

i m p a rts a w a y 

le aders of 

the 

of 

le arn in g handed dow n 

and 
g ro u p to group. 

from groups open 
m e m b er s of 

" E v e r y student brings a cu lt ure ties. To be held 

to all p l e d g e s and
the various fr ate rn i-
the T e x a s
of his own to the c a m p u s , " Dean Union, the s e m i n a r schedule is a s
Wood concluded, “ and 
v in ced 
p l a c e w here he ca n a d a p t 
c u lt u r e through lasting f r ien d sh ip .” orator. J e r r y Wilson, 

Tu esd ay, 7 30 p m . "C a m p u s A c- 
J i t t e r Nolen, mod-
Joe Lupin,
the banquet Preston D i d , D an ny Burck, and
included To m Sealy, c h a i r m a n of Sam P e r r y . Also 
‘' F i n a n c e ” with
the B o a r d of R e g e n t s ; D r . L o g a n | Dan Smith, m o d e r a t o r , Dr. O B 

the 
that tivities” w ith 

Honored guests at 

the fr a t e rn it y 

con- follows:

that 

I ' m 

in 

is 

of life that helps sa tis fy the needs Wilson, president of tho U n i v e r s i t y ; Williams, a n d Bill 
of studen ts,” said Dean of Student . D e a n W o o d; A m o N ow otny. Dean W ed nesd ay , a t 7 p m. 
Life Rill Wood of North T e x a s j of Student L if e; and J a c k Holland, ship,” m o d e r a t e d by Sam P e r r y ,
the I D e a n of Men. T o a s t m a s t e r w a s with 
J . B a r t A l d r i d g e Also
Sta te College, w ho delivered 
m ain a d dre ss. D e a n Wood w a s in- J a m e s Hunt, past p re sid e n t of the " P l e d g e T r a i n i n g . " 
Jo e R usso ,
including Dr. R o b e r t
st ru menta l in se ttin g up the G reek I n t e r - F r a t e r n i t y Council. 
national 
NTSC.
growm to seven c h a p t e r s .

f r a t e r n i t y s y s t e m a t ( A “ Get-Acquainted ’ Coff ee 

f r a t e r n i t y men and g u e s t s a t the T h u r s d a y , 
Phi Delta Th eta house 
file Kick-Off Supper. 

7 p m . 
with T o m Clowe, mo d erato r, an d 
Henry S im o n . 

tw o y e a r s it h a s 

ll R a s r h k e . 

for Gordon.

m o d e ra t o r, 

‘ 'L e n d er- 

followed 

a t 

U N I T E D NATIONS, N Y . — R u s ­
s i a 's Andrei Y . Vishinsky g a v e a p ­
the 
p a r e n t gro u nd Monday 
long stan d in g R ussia n d e m a n d for 
an i m m e d i a t e ban on a t o m i c and 
h yd ro g e n bom bs. At the s a m e tim e 
he ca lle d on 
the W est to m a t c h
M o sco w 's co nce ssions with s i m i la r cam pu s, D ea n Wood uiged 
m ovp s 

fratern ity s y s t e m on 

Explaining the im p orta n ce of a 
the college

the 
to re c og -

In only 

on 

G R E E K S E M IN A R S C H E D U L E 

G r e e k Week activ ities planned 

All s e m i n a r s will he held in file 

this y e a r ' s pro
T e x a s Union a n d the meetings will g r a m will he " F r e e Minds and

theme of 

fr atern ity m e n present 
nize 
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ — — ------------- — — I ticular e m p h a s i s 

the vital h e r i ta g e of valu es I th r e e d a y s of s e m i n a r discu ssion mum of student discussion. P a r - 
is being pla ced
the new men in e a c h

on getting 

the rest of the w e ek 

for 

include he designed to bring out a m a x i - F r e e .Men,” with speech* 

★
"N O SM O K IN G ” U R G E D 
R Y C A N C E R G R O U P 

B U F F A IX ), N Y . — rile P u b lic 
H ealth C a n c e r A n o cia tio n voted 
M ond ay to ad vise the p ublic to 
stop sm ok ing c ig a re tte s in o rd e r 
to re d u ce th e Incidence of lung 
c a n c e r .

Total Enrollment 
16,000, Less 22

Religious Club Formed 
By Faculty M em bers

The newly 

fo rm ed U niversity 2-2473 by noon T u e sd a y.
last veal 

Christian 
... 
. 
. 
. 
W ed nesd ay night at 6 : 3 0 

F e llo w sh ip will m ee t 
,. 

t a n 
in f o r m a l meetings this p ast sum-
the m e r startpfl lhe tdea An e x e cu tiv e

luncheon 

and 

. . 

in 

A 

Queen Anne R o o m of the T e x a s c o m m i u c e composed of D r . Red- 
l J r E m m e t t H udspeth, pro­
Union. J a m e s R ey no lds, pro fess or d ir k 
of education, will sp eak on “ The 
fe s s o r of physics, and D ea n L a u-
I{ask ew of 
f e n c e 
E d u e a ti o n , w as e lecte d .

I fratern ity to a tte n d .

The c l i m a x of Gre ek Week c o m e s 
F r id a y nig ht with the A l l - F r a t e r ­
nity F o r m a l , 
featuring Mal M c ­
Intyre a n d His O rc h estra . The 
in G re g o r y 
dance will he held 
G ym n asiu m f r o m 8 30 p m . to 12 
midnight.

Council P l a n s P ro g ra m 
For T r a n s f e r Students

" O n l y 22 m o re r e g i s t r a n ts an d F l a r e °f Relig ion in a D i v e r s i t y , 

r e a c h 

the e n ro llm e n t of 
will 
B y r o n Shipp, 
v is o r, M o nd ay . 

16,(XX).” 

the U n i v e rs i t y 

r e p o r t e d W, of 

registratio n 

su per- 

faculty m e m b e r s 

The F ello w ship is an associ atio n 
co n ce rn ed 
religious p ro b lem s in a U n i­
. 

„ 

, 

.

2,000 st udents this y e a r , M r. Shipp man of 
sajrl. 

T h e r e h as been an i n c r e a s e of versify. D r. D e w i t t Reddick, ch a ir -
thp o rg an iz atio n 's e x e c u - 
five c o m m i t t e e , announced Mon-
A c r o r d i n g to figures re l e a s e d by day that the club will m eet month- 
r e g i s t r a r ’s office O c t o b e r 2, >y- A11 f a u l t y m e m b e r s interested 
in attending W e d n e sd a y a r e urg ed
re s e r v a t i o n s by callin g
to mak e 

f

The n e w l y organized T r a n s f e r 
the Colle ge of Council will h a v e its initial m e c t -
in T e x a s

Tuesday 

mg at 7 p .m .
Union ROI 

The Counci l, consisting of tw elve 
recent t r a n s f e r s , was selected by 
the T r a n s f e r Comm ittee 

Engineers Resume 
Operation Gopher

F o u r p e r s o n s w ere selected fr o m 
se p a ra te sub-divi­
t h r e e 
f r o m
r e s id e n t 
c o l l e g e s and universities, 
night s t a rt a digging, but volun- non-resident tra n s fe r s from serum 
to g o ph er-o ut O pera- colleges a n d universities, and jun- 
t a r y , effort 
tor colle ge 
tion Gopher this s e m e s t e r . 

e ach of 
sions: 
students T u e s d a y senior 

E ng ine erin g 

t r a n s f e i s .

transfers 

Just 4 6 2 Y e a r s A g o

the 

the 
the Co llege of Arts and S c ie n c e s 
l a rg e st e n ro llm ent with 
 h as 
total of 4.962. The Colle ge of 
a 
follows 
B u siness Adm inistration 
A rts and Science s with 2,719 stu­
d ents, an d 
the College of E n g i ­
n ee rin g r a n k s third with 2.671.

in 

T h e r e a r e 11,558 men an d 4,370 
w om e n re g i s t e re d 
the U n i v e r ­
sity', a c c o r d i n g to the O c t o b e r 2 
figures. F ifte en girls a r e en rolled 
in the College of E n g in e e r in g and 
the School of A r c h i te c t u r e . 
20 in 
H ow e v er, w om en o u tn u m b e r men 
t h r e e to one in the C o ll e g e of E d u ­
c a t io n and two to one in the Col­
leg e of F i n e Arts.

O rrh exl* M ay R eorgan ize

O rch e sis, d a nce club of the Uni­

Hopeful Politicos' 
Pictures Needed

P l a t fo r m s an d pic tures of c a n ­
for a s so cia te 
didates who 
filed 
justices and p h a r m a c y a s s e m b l y ­
to The 
men should be brought 
Jo u rn a lism 
Daily T e x a n 
Building 103, not l a te r than 5 p rn. 
Frid a y .

office. 

All o th er c a n d i d a t e s must h a ve 
their p la t fo r m s and pictures in the 
Texan office by 5 p rn. O ctober 18. 
Tile p ict u r e s should be glossy
,.vr,., will two-by-three inch prints and plat-
than 

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revived n e xt s e m e s - forms should not be 

v e r s i t y Sports Association,
possibly he 
t e r . In terested persons should con- sixteen typ ew ritte n lines 
The p ictu r e s and platforms m a y 
t a c t Miss Anna Hiss, d i r e c t o r of 
p hy sica l training, in the W o m e n ’s be given to e i th e r Phyl G reen or 
G y m , for fu rth er inform ation. 

J i m Clark .

longer 

w l 1

on Mcrc

T h e y have so me 800 c u b ic y a rd s | 
to dig from b e n e a th 

the 
of d ir t 
E n g in ee rin g Building b efo re co n ­
stru ctio n ca n begin on th e i r pint­
J a c k 
sized student union. 
W hitley, t r e a s u r e r of the Student 
E n g i n e e r in g Council.

said 

S ta rtin g this week and continuing 
throughout the s e m e s t e r , the engi­
n e e r s will divide the w o r k thusly: 
e l e c t r i c a l and civil e n g i n e e r s , T u e s­
d a y n ig hts; ch e m i ca l a n d m e c h a n ­
i c a l engineers, W ed n e sd a y nig hts; 
p e troleu m and a r c h i t e c t u r a l engi- 
and 
n e e rs, 
c e r a m i c 
engi­
n e e rs, F r id a y nights.

n ig h t s ; 
a e r o n a u t i c a l 

Th ursd ay 

and 

T h e y will dig 25 m e n a t a time 
fo r two or three h ou rs . T h e engi­
th eir own 
neer s 
four w h e e l b a r ro w s , an 
equipm ent 
a i r h a m m e r , shovels, pi* ks, and 
co n v e y o r belts.

this y e a r h a v e 

I lee ted 

from 

e n gineering 

M ore than $23,000 h a s been col- 
alt/frini 
fo r a ctu a l construct ion, which will 
the T a y l o r T R o o m , a 
include 
sp ace, 
lounge-garrse 
c o n fe re n c e ro om , and soda foun­
tain.

room, o f fi* e 

T U E S D A Y
1-5 P a c e s e t t e r House- 
exhibit, A r c h i t e c t u r e 

8-1 2 

and 
d ra w in g 
Building 102

9-12 and 1-4 IO Ticket, d r a w i n g ! 
fo r U T -A rk a n sa s g a m e , G re g o r y 
G y m .

session, Y M C A

5 T e x a s Union Publicity C o m m i t ­

tee T e x a s Union 309 

7 

Joe Neal to open Cultural S e r­
ies for In tern atio nal Council, In­
2500 Whips. 
ternational House 
7 Girls G le e Club, T e x a s Union 

9-4 - D e p a rt m e n t of D r a m a 

401.
tick e ts on salp, Music Build ing 7 :3 0 
b ox off ic e. 

caxon 

j 

I U T-O U 

football m o v i e s T e x a i 

LTmon Main l o u n g e

3 : 3 0 —-AAUW Tea, M edical A ssoc! 

( 
G r e e k W eek 
finan
and 
Te x a s Union 

s e m in a rs on 
c a m p u s a ctiv ities, 

I .aw' W i v e 1 T F W C Building. 
7 .3 0 
7 :3 0 UT-OU and B a y lo r-A rk a n «a s 

ation L ib r a r y .

g a m e s on K T B C -T V

3 : 3 0 — D r. 

IL Malco lm M a cd o n a ld 7 :3 0 Alpha Chi S ig m a 

sm ok er, 

" C h r i s ti a n it y and 

U niversity Club

to sp eak on 
he Thought of Today 
JU.7 Un:'.* 
b ury Club 
3-5- D eb a te W o r k i h c 

Building 212.
4 -Comm m.*y 

’ C a n te r - 7:45- In te rn atio na l Dance Group, 
iit$’ 
Intern ational Room , T e x a s Union.
), Speech 11-12 U n iv e rsity hour, KVF.T

ll 05 - " F o r t y A c r e s 

F o r e c a s t , " 

S ervic e

planning t KTBC.

1 s e r v e d .

In te rn atio n al C o u n c il 
S p o n s o r s F o re ig n Talks

Th e 

( -oun* ii 

International 

'a ill 
sponso r the first l e c t u r e in a s e r­
ies of cu ltural l e c tu re s by A m e r i ­
c a n s who have tra v e le d in foreign 
co u ntrie s, Tuesd ay at 7 p rn. at the 
Intern ational C en te r , 2500 Whitis

" S i x Weeks in the Middle E a s t ” 
IS the topic of the first lecture , to 
be delivered by J o e N e a l, who has 
t o u r in the 
just returned from a 
Middle E a st.

The lectures will be held ev e ry 
o th e r Tuesday All st ud ents are 
invited and r e f r e s h m e n t s will be 

 W d a y . OHoE«r I?, 195* THE DA'LY TEXAN Pana J

Undefeated Porkers 
Rise as S W C Threat

TCU Beaten 
Ini-Play'Games Named Sox M anager

Former UT Athlete 

Soph-Laden Frogs 
Eye Fast Finish

state of Arkansas ra n be proud they w ill b ra t you 
o f," W y a tt said 

If Texas
t v 
This S a tu rd a y die true strength ^ M e n t fo0tbB]1 fpam knew lts

W O R T H 

c . 

4v 

*v 

* 

» 

He received his train in g 

from 
the greatest exponent of the sing e 
w ing, (Jen era ! Hob N ey land at the 
U n iv e rsity of Tennessee. In losing 
to Arkansas, B a y lo r head coach 
 
(.corge Sa yer made this comment, I erne 

 

 

of the Hogs w ill he tested against
the Steers here in Austin.

In six foot, 185 pound fullback.
H en ry Moore, the Razorbacks w ill 
offer the top scorer in the eonfer-
from
 ____ The senior 

fullback 

own strength the 
fans might be 
looking for a high Southwest Con­
ference 
this 
season

finish around here 

i vo whe r> 

ti 

wing s 'vie of ball, 

la.; r ever give that. A rkansas 
rn a break, bec ause if you do i confer enc e m scoring

B u t it doesn t and that goes for
is so t y p i c a l of t h e single I L ittle R o ck has crossed the don- Coach. Abe M artin , too. l i e s cer- 
is
bl*-strip five times this y e a r to tam only of one thing. The Horned
than anybody
lead the Arkansas team and the Frogs are better 
thought they would be 
Southern 
C alifornia, so rudely ushered out 
Of the ranks of the undefeated by 
the Frog s F r id a y night, undoubted­
ly w ill agree w holeheartedly with 
that.

Price Is Confident 
About UT Finish

“ The whole 

A Texas U n iv e rs ity son stepped 

fa m ily has been 
into bigtim e baseball's highest ech- hoping U ncle P in k y w ould be nam-
elons M onday 
fa ct, we had 
ed to the 
thought the move w ould come sev­
eral ye a rs ago. H e w o rks w ell 
with players, and should help the 
Red Sox an aw fu lly 

Fra n k “ P in k y ’ Higgins, one of 
the finer athletes eve r spawned af 
U T . w as announced m anager of 
the Boston Red Sox by Jo e Cronin. 
Sox executive, in a sudden move 
M onday morning.

lo t.”

job. 

H ig gin s’ elevation cam e less than 
48 hours after his L o u is v ille team 
snared b a seb alls second biggest 
prize, 

the Little W o rld Series.

In 

Ousted 

is Lou Boudreau once 
the youngest of all m ajo r league 
field generals.

Higgins, who sparked the 

late 
U ncle B illy D isch s 1929 and 1930 
baseball team s to S W C trium phs 
third 
was an A m erican League 
baseman from 1933 to 1948 F o r 
the past four cam paigns he has 
directed L o u isville, the Red Sox 
elite trip!e-A farm

“ P in k y ’’ has indubitably had the 
confidence of p layers and execu­
tives alike. After a season in earh 
the Texas and P a c ific Coast loops, 
he moved to Ph ila d elp h ia s A ’s in 
1933, played with the R ed Sox in 
1937 and 1938 D e tro it from 1939 
to 1945, and cam e back 
to the 
Sox in 1948 for a final y e a r with 
a pennant winner.

He spent two ye a rs as pilot of 
Roanoke in the C lass B Piedm ont 
in Birm in g h am 
League, and two 
of 
.Southern Association 
before going to L o u isv ille

the A A 

No D o llar V alue On Pla ye r#

Higgins 

T H PI T H O I H L F with T C I ’ 
is
| that, it plays w ell against the top 
is g en era lly associated 
1 teams from other areas but tight- 
with one of 
the most versatile 
j ens up at home. Could he because 
sports fam ilies in U T history. H is 
there are so m any sophomores, oh-
late brother, " O x .” was all-South
serves Amos Melton, form er T C U west in football, baseball, and bas-
footbail p layer who 
kethall in the twenties, and captain 
sports publicity director.
of the ’27 grid aggregate Another
brother, 
is now a S W C 
football official. His nephew M ike 
Ox's son 
is a hold-out ren ter on
Texas 

T H K R F A E F 27 sophomores in
a squad of 48 m aking T C U one of 
the youngest football outfits in the 
! country.

Jim m y , 

is now 

its 

“ T B L F E O L A w ere as tight as a 
drum against A rkansas 
says M e l­
ton, “ and they got heat 20-13. They
w ere relaxed against Southern Cab- eligibility later said M onday night: ■ mg a cash deal,” he said, 

the 

Presid en t Buzz 
B rooklyn V ic e 
the Dodgers 
Ba va.si said today 
h ave refused to put 
“ dollar 
v a lu e ” on a single p la y e r on the
M ike 19-year-old sophomore who team. “ If we trade w e w ill trade 
is tieing held out this season to w ith 
idea of getting player 
benefit from an additional ye a r of help and not with the idea of mak- 

football squad this year.

a 

A team that was supposed to be 
lu cky to win three gam e* ail y e a r 
Ii nding high atop 
the d river s 
seat, as the Southwest Conference 
picture 
it* highest peak 
this Saturday,

leaf he* 

The R a/o rbai k 

from F a y s v i l l e 
are the only undefeated team rn 
the S W C with three vie tone 
of those o. or conference riva ls 

interception 

The Porkers opened hie confer­
ence w a rfa re W i t h a 20-13 victo ry 
o ver Texas C h ristian on a last m in­
the 
ute 
B a y lo r Hears w ere added to the 
Hog- dirt list, as they fell before 
the single wing attack of the P o rk ­
ers 21-20, on ttie strength of P re s ­
ton Carpenter s fourth quarter field 
goa I.

Saturday, 

The Razorback* opened the sea­
son with a 41 -0 w hitewashing of the 
U n iversity of Tulsa M any experts 
took 
little not f e of the porkers 
win coming o cr the weak Tulsa 
team

head coach 

This year Is only the se fond for 
I bowden W yatt The 
: Arkansas coach hails from W yo m ­
ing where his team w as the te r­
ror of the Pol der C o n feree e for 
i the seven years he guided their 
j rems.

W ya tt rn a speech made in Little 
Rock during his first ye ar at A r ­
kansas, told a group of Razorback 
boosters, that for The 
first three 
years, the teams out of F a y e tte v ille 
i would tie weak and not. much to 

fear in the conference

“ ft m ay take the full four years, 
hut I know at the end of that tim e. 
we w ill have a ballelub that the

Fate Turn* Table*
To Haunt Rice Captain
Bv Th# Associated Pres*

An 

ironic n o t e m arked R ic e s 
heart breaking 13-7 defeat by Wis-

' cousin Sa tu rd a y at Madison. 

Kenny Pa u l 

the R ice captain 
received a w ire F r id a y night from 
I ta Has

a 

"We're going to m ake 

fine 
'52, 
finish just like we did in 1950 
Texas roach Rd P ric e 
and 53 
told the longhorns M onday after­
noon a p e r their 14-7 loss to O kla­
homa .

Prier ■ as refer; mg to three Tex­
as teams that got off to a slow 
'■tart in non-conferenre games hut 
finished strong to win or share the 
S W C title.

coach was 
Although the Steer 
cheerful, he received 
some bad 
news in the loss of < .corge Robin­
son , No 2 right halfback 
for at 
least 
two weeks. Robinson dislo­
c a t e d his shoulder in the O U game.
and O kla­
I in the nation the 
homa w ere No 
said 
week we 
P r ic e 
“ It's only n atu ral for them 
to bring out our m istakes more 
than a w eaker team w o u ld.”

“ Both Notre D am e 

th em ,” 

played 

by 

P r ic e was surprised at the pin-. 
the I 

point, passing display ed 
Sooners. “ We re going to work this 
week on hitting our re c e iv e r when 
he is in the open.” he commented 
A change hack to team substi­
tution was indicated by P ric e The 
individual 
Izmghorns substituted 
p layers against the .Sooners for the 
first tim e this season.

fornja and won 20-7. T hey eviden tly , 
thought they might 
just as well 
have a good tim e w hile they w ere 
a M t . So they play a gam e w ith ­
out m aking a m istake and they 
beat the nation’s No. 9 tea m .”

T i l l ; I KO (»s carried m ighty O k ­
lahoma down to the inst gun before 
i losing 21-18. O klahom a w as No. I 
! in the nation.

“ T ak e about two plays out of 
our gam es and w e'd be undefeat­
ed,” points out Melton.

AN IN T L E t F P T E D pass in the 
final m inute cost us a tie with A r ­
kansas, a fum ble cost us a v ic ­
tory. A long punt return kept us 
from beating Oklahom a ”

But there are those sophomores 

again,

G E O R G E R O B IN S O N 
. • . out for the Arkansas gam e

Bowie Head Coach 
Dies in Accident

B u ry ! B eaty, a m em ber of the 
'19 and 
football 
'50 Texas A & M 
teams, w as killed e a rly Satu rday 
morning in a car-truck collision on
U S H ig h w a y 80 50 m iles east of 

V E T , A G A IN S T 

.Southern C al
they com m itted only one fum ble 
and recovered it them selves. T h ey 
had only one pass intercepted but
interceptor five of Southern C a l’.*

at 

K l P a s o - 

Bow ie along by 

B e a ty , head coach 

In the n 
backfield sneak 

O F C O U R S E , they w ere helped
the hest game senior 
High School of Kl Pa so since 1950. pk0nald C lin k scale e ve r played, 
the ( Ronnie not only ran 80 yards for
touchdown on a q u arterback 
K e r m it-Pecos football gam e 
“ must he the longest, quar- 
c a r w as Fre d Rosas 
roaeh, and 
in h is to ry ," com- 
coacti Sim m ang was killed instant- nients M elton but he ran a kick 
to set up a 
ly, and Rosas is in “ fa ir ’ condition off hack 58 yards 
second touchdown. Scored the third
in an E l Paso hospital. 
D ie accident took place shortly him self, played a great defensive 
afte r midnight when a truck driven game w h ile going 53 minutes and 
by R obert E lm e r M oore of Spur did some passing B u t C lin kscale 
played in those other games, too.
collided with B eaty's car. 

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A R K A N S A S ED D IE B R A D F O R D
. . possible A ll- C o n frro n ce Tacitly

Calam e H elped D efeat 
UT W ithout Playing

‘Tain t w ait until the final 55 s e e -

L eft half Chester Sim cik who 
nods to win S a tu rd a y ,” the tele- missed the OU game 
is expected 
gram read. It w as signed by the to return to action for S a tu rd a y ’s 
U n iversity of T exas 
Howard Moon, B illy Quinn m d 
Buck Lansford.

tri-captains gam e with Arkansas.

Texas w ill continue to work on 
pas* offense and pass defense this 
week (hiring practice, s a i d P ric e 
Right half C h arle y D o llar and

Bv The A»*'x'1at#d press

Gene Calam e, Oklahom a s 

in 
the 
Jured quarterback, 
Sooth r 
football team hoHt Texas 
14-7 .Saturday without putting on a 
uniform, coach Bud W ilkinson said 
Monda

helped 

W ilkinson aid ( alrune spent two 
weeks i •> he alm ost constant com ­
panion of Jim m y H arris, his so­
phom ore understudy from Terrell, 
drillin g him in (fie art of railin g

O r a n g e H ow l L e t s It enow al

of 

The Oran go B o w l Com m ittee vol 
ed today in favo r cif a three year 
its contract with the 
rene-,
en -md A tla n tic Coast Con- 
B ig S 
football 
to provide 
.• 
ferenr 
for 
day 
its new 
team'
confer- 
Approval by 
g a m e
enves
* believed certain

the 
\ c a r ’s 
the 

signals for the Sooners split T at 
ta c k

into 
in 

s l o t m idw ay 

H a rris who stepped 

the 
qu arterback 
the 
TDD game September 25 when th. 
experienced C alam e wa 
sidelined 
witti a broken shoulder hone and 
pulled Oklahom a together 
for an 
uphill trium ph 

R ic e defeated Texas, 18-13. last 
year at Austin on a pass play with 
35 seconds rem aining 

Alan Arnee he scored W isconsin's 
winning touchdown Satu rday in die 
( losing seconds

“ When 

Anim he 

the 
goal 
I looked up at 
the clock There w ere 55 seconds 
left.”

Pa u l sa iii, 

crossed 

I'la y e r t . ii r n Sn VI ('hance

Since that time W ilkinson sa lr! 
C alam e has v irtu a lly lived ai H a r­
ris side working right with him 
on the practice field and spending 
m any m ore hours talking with him
a tmilt calling play 

The coach described the action

Brow n 
football
sterday s game 
was reported 
•< md It ion today
to live
D allas before The 200-pound end suffered a brain
collided
(tap head-on w ith Rhode Island fullback
* I d Disinione after catching a pass

of O klahom a fans in tearing down with only a ''50-50 chance 
both goal posts at 
the gam e ended a 
poorest 
lien ”

I,r u e r P e a v y , 
player injured m ye 
with Rhode 
Island 
in a “ ve ry poor”

a o n e of 
ha' e 

the hem orrhage 

things 

when 

e n i 

he 

I 

Shorthorns Ride Jinx, 
Lose to Baylor Cubs

t Ii e 

losing 

T ra ilin g 7-0, 

The Texas freshm en opened their 
1954 season 
to the B a ylo r 
CUhs 19 7 at Tem ple F r id a y night.
Shorthorns 
ground out a 78-yard third quarter 
touchdown d rive engineered by 
flash y 
Fon­
quarterback W alt 
dler!. Fullback Cleo Cooper scored 
from the one and Jo h n n y D a m * 
extra point made it 7-7.

rn

fullback B ill I/mg w e re injured in w as returning from scouting 
the afternoon workout when they 
collided while running 
play. 
N either player was badly hurt, and 
ixith w ill return to action Tuesday.

J e r r y Sim m ang , 

a 

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liv e d up to their n ick n am e M on­
d a y night, scoring a safety and two 
touchdowns in the second h alf to 
d e fe a t Gusm an’s Nuts, 21-6, 
to 
hig h lig h t 
foot­
intram ural 
b a ll play.

touch 

W ith the score tied 6-6 at the 
h a lf, the Hustlers w ent ah ead on a 
s a fe ty , then scored tw ice on passes 
fro m Robert H asty to cin ch the 
victo ry'.

In other Class R p la y M onday 
night. Alham nra House also used 
the second half to defeat Brunette, 
9-0. Jo s e Cavazos passed 20 yards 
to G ilb e rt Torres J r . fo r th e ir only 
touchdown of the night, and then 
m a rk e d up two points a h it later 
to com plete the scoring.
M cC ra ck e n ’s M u llets 

ra n over 
the Moneyhon H ousecats, 33-0, 
w ith M o rris Nelson passing 
for 
touchdowns, and B ill Reed
fo u r 

running b a c k a pass interception ( 
for ten y a r d s and the other t a lly . 
C arroll W ils o n w as the r e c ie v e r 
for two of the four scoring p asses.

The b re a th of an extra point w a s 
the d iffe re n ce between the R o b in ­
son R e b e ls and Fraser, w ith th e 
Rebels h olding the edge, 7-6. B o b 
England passed to Pete W a y la n d 
for F r a s e r ’s o n ly score, but B i l l 
Felkn or tied the score for the R e b s 
with a 
to N e i l 
touchdow n pass 
Reitz. F e lk n o r then passed to R o n 
Robinson fo r the w inning point.

That a lso held true for C a m p u s 
Guild, a s th e y had to come f r o m 
behind to edge Newman Club, 7-6. 
A V ernon B ro u ssard to D an K la - 
sel pass g a v e the Newman C lu b 
a 6-0 le a d , but .saw it vanish w h e n 
W ayne S c h u m a c h e r passed to l u ­
ther H a le fo r a score, and th e n 
to W in ston Hoffm an for the e x t r a 
point.

N a v y R O T C won their game o v e r 

T IJ1 K b y d efau lt.

Class A play s a w A m e ry edge 
G illisp ie, 7-0; B e c k House blank 
Whites Owls, 14-0; B lo c k e r House 
outscore The C h e f's by 12-6; and 
Brunette 
S R D Dark H o rs e s . 
House, and H a rg ro v e H ustlers win 
by default.

A pass com bination of Dan Gist 
and Fred Owen c lic k e d for a late 
first-half touchdown, and that was 
a ll Am ery needed 
their 7-0 
victo ry over G illis p ie .

fo r 

Don Peeples p a ssed 

for both 
scores for t h e victo rio u s Beck 
House club, w ith pay-dirt tosses 
to Bob Lowe. H e a ls o passed for 
the extra points.

John Jennings 12-yard pass to 
Jo hn n y Wachel f o r a 
touchdown 
broke a 6-6 tie a n d gave Blocker 
House their 12-6 triu m p h . Jennings 
passed to Sam B u c k m e y e r for the 
B lo c k e r’s first sc o re , but the C hef’s 
Jo h n Easley tied th e count with a 
15-yarder to W . P . Wilson.

S R D Dark H o rs e s won their de­
fault o v e r B lo m q u is t Swedes, 
Brunette over M u g g li Muskrats, 
and Hargrove H u s tle r s over B a r ­
c la y Bushmen.

Most all play M o n d a y night was 
in the Independent. D ivision, with 
their opening ro u n d 
just getting 
under way. H o w e v e r, N a v y RO TC 
and T LO K are in th e Club Division. 
T h eir Monday n ig h t gam e was also 
in 
in tra­
m ural play.

the opening 

round of 

All entries fo r 

In tra m u ra l Golf 
1 Singles should be in the Intram ural 
Office Tuesday. B la n k s for entries 
and the dates fo r th eir first and 
-tpcond rounds o f golf can be a c ­
quired in the In t r a m u r a l Office.

Mays, Antonelli 
Win Sport Honors

Sporting N ew s 

nam ed batting 
champion W illie M a y s and pitcher 
Johnny Antonelli, w h o led the New 
York Giants to th e pennant and 
world cham pionship, today as the 
top player of th e y e a r and No. I 
pitcher in the N a tio n a l League.

Second b asem a n 

Bobby A vila, 
the other battin g cham p, and 23- 
game winner B o b I^emon, both of 
the league c h a m p io n Cleveland In ­
dians, won the honors In the A m eri­
can League.

In t r a m u r a l Golf this y e a r w as 
sw itch ed from match p lay to m edal 
p lay. T h is year, 
therefore, co n - ; 
testants w ill play 18 holes on tw o 
total 
differen t days, with 
score a fte r the total 36 holes con­
stituting th eir tournament standing, j 
A ll organizations are lim ited to ( 

th eir 

eight en tries

'Mural Schedule

T I r . S P A Y 

T O I C H 

I H O T H A M .

< la*.* A 
5 p m

Ai'ai a vs. Sig m a Alpha Mu

: P h i K a p p a Sig m a vs. P h i G am m a D e lta
7 p.rn
B a n d i* B ru is e rs vs. M o n eyh on H o use

oats

I A S I I vs P h i Alpha D e lta 

A L M E vs. A IC H I-.

H u m

S oh o en House vs. S. WL Spouses 

! A S M I: vs. A A AF,
I T L O K vs W e sle y Fo u n d atio n

I l>«« R 
4 p.m.

T’e.jas vs 
T h e ta C h i vs A ca n a 
P h i K a p p a Sig m a vs S cm a N u 

I .aredn 

A I M E vs Alba

,S p. in

b a d m i n t o n
7 p m
R ic h a rd W illia m s vs. 

g o m e ry 

: Ja m e s P fa u t vs Seth 
Jo e l 11oeschst et t er o 
Jo h n 

Iva vs 
. e a r t h C a rr o l 
' Ja m e s R ich ard so n vs. 

Je r r y Si ama n 
Ion H eb er 

W illla m Mont

Breed in c 
f'nrl>s fillmore

T h o m a s Me 

C a m p b e ll

W il l ia m H . Clark v , 

S t a n ly W a ts o n 

7 4,» p rn

M a r v in W a tso n vs. A lvin F r a n k lin 

1 A lb e rt A lb rig h t vs F ra n k W ille y 

B o h H e r r in vs Sidon H a m s 
J a m e s P ru e tt \s R ichard H u u k a b y 
J a rk H a r tc i VS T an n e r H unt 
W i l l i a m Anderson vs Robert R a c k ie y 
H o lla n d M eG ulrt vs. H u e y L e a r* 
W ils o n fechoclkopf vs 

Jo h n R u n d e ll 

H : SO p rn.
T e r r J I To w n send vs Ross Steve n so n 
H a r r y D a rn e ll vs. Cecil S h ir le v 
Jo h n T o tte n h a m vs. Ja i k W neg ert 
C A. S m ith vs 

Ja m es S to v a ll 
j Jo h n M oon v s Tom T h u rlo w 

L e o n a r d E n g lan d e r vs 
(R ift p. rn

Jo h n F la n ie r y 

D a v id P r ic e vs T o m m y T h o m p so n 
D o n ald N ucnschw and er 

vs. 

R o b e rt 

O v e rto n

D on D o w n in g vs Sanders M c G n rra h a n
I.lo v d Ja r v vs Gilbert B ro w n 
J . b Caskev vs Boh K e ith 
R o b e rt D e w a r vs. Bob A p p le w h ite 
R ic h a r d Cooper vs B a rr* ’ M ille r 

T E N N I S S I N I . I . K S 
( lass A 
i p m .

W illia m Thom ason vs D a d Conner 
W in n e r o f G a rib a y and G a rla n d Heed 

vs. T o m m v Hee 

W in n e r of H aw ley and H lm k e ! 
W in n e r of B a rre r and H o u sto n 

vs 

A r t h u r C ain vs B u ch tn e ve r 
R o b e r t C a rte r vs R ich ard K h le r t 
J i m C a rls o n vs. W inner o f R o b e r t R e n ­

fro and Ja m es R ip p v 

W in n e r of C h am berlin and C am p b e ll 
vs. W in n e r of Leverett and D ance 

D e lb e r t B u rliso n vs. G eorg e T r e r ls e 

A p m.

G e n e B v rex vs C a rm i W ils o n 
T o m D avenport vs W in s to n W a r r
W in n e r of Cogdell and R a y vs C la y ­

G it t n c h vs. W inner of M itc h e ll and 

O 'H a r a

I W u t t e r h a u l e r

W in n e r of Fra n k e and V a k h a r ia vs.

J o s e p h O p p e n h e i m vs 

J a m e s K a r h t l e k 

J' in
R ic k R e yn o ld vs W in n e r o f G old stein 

r ia * * R
4 

W in n e r of Heslep and Moon vs W i l ­

an d Brusenhan 

lia m H . C lark 

P a t Jo n e s 

W in n e r D ickson and T u r n e r v a 

J .

P h il i p Ransopher vs T o m m v H o w e ll 
S ta n le v Rosenberg vs 

Line G re e n fie ld 

I F lo y d T ra v is vs. K w in S ig e l 

B u f o r d B e r r y vs c A. K e e n a n

ft P rn

W in n e r of A? Murrv and 

Jo h n so n vs 

W in n e r of W v n ie r and P e r r y 

W in n e r of Shad* and S tu b b le fie ld vs 
W in n e r of Bradshaw' nod W a 'K e r 
W in n e r of Robertson and H a r r e ll vs 

W In n e r of M itelm an and G rim e s 

W in n e r of 

I.angford and H e b e r vs 

D ic k Loose 

(,. ne R ussell vs M c C a rte r M id d le b ro o k 
A lb e rt Cox vs 
W a y n e Batem an vs S t a n le y K r is ' 
C h a rle s Moore vs. C h arles H e r r e r a

Jc p p B u tc h 

Don't be alarmed 
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N

Ted Kluszew ski, Cincinnati slug­

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B y T h e Associated P r e s s

Unless an unexpected disaster 
overcom es O k lah o m a, the Sooners 
should w in the m yth ica l national , 
college football cham pionship this 
year.

W ith only three weeks of 

the 
season gone, 
tim e probably has 
run out on N o tre D am e. The one 
Ir is h suffered at the 
defeat the 
hands of P u rd u e probably w ill de­
prive young T e r r y Brennan of a 
title in his first y e a r as a head 
I coach

Oklahom a a lre a d y is over 

the 
big stumbling block of its schedule, 
and, although B u d W ilkinson’* lads 
still have seven gam es to go. none 
of the re m ain in g team s figures to 
be 
in the class of Texas, which 
fell before the Sooners 14-7, last 
Saturday.

Oklahom a still has K a n s a s K a n ­
sas State, Colorado. 
Iowa State 
M issouri, N e b ra s k a and Oklahoma 
A&M on 
its schedule. Some of 
these c e rta in ly a re not pushovers, 
and that g reater equalizer, the one- 
platoon system , could work against 
an y club .

But 

if the Sooners ran lick an 
outfit like T ex a s without the aid of 
to he 
(Ione C alam e, 
able to take anyone rise with him . 
He probably w ill he hack against 
K ansas

they ought 

j 

Jim H a rr is look over for C a l­
am e and the sophomore substitute 
made his gloo m y 
roaches eyes 
light up. H a r r is ’ passing w as a 
revelation and h e ’ll he heard from 
in the future.

loaded with 

rest o f 
is 

The 
the Notie D am e 
booby 
schedule 
traps and the o n ly hope Hie Irish 
have of com ing out on top as the 
; experts pred icted in the pre-season 
is to sail 
Associated P r e s s poll 
for 
through th e ir opposition and 
the Sooners to hp upended at leas! 
once.

Ai tile m om ent, U C L A and W is ­
consin are O k la h o m a 's chief riv a ls 
for national honors. But even their 
position is precario u s. The C lean s 
b arely got p ast Washington, 21-20, 
considerable 

land W iscon sin had 

trouble boating R ic e 13-7.

THE 1955 CACTUS
Announces

kilt

The Fraternity
Photographic Schedule

Pictures are to be made in the Cactus Studio 

at 2244 Guadalupe

STUDIO Hour*:

8 3 0 a rn to 5 0 0 p m . w e e k d a y *

8 30 a rn. to 12 n o o n S a t u r d a y

the F r a t e r n i t y

S C H E D U L E

A l l A p p o i n t m e n t s M u s i Be M a d e T h r o u g h 

ALALIA 
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A L P H A E P S IL O N Pl ............
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At P H A TAU O M E G A 
RETA T H E T A Pl ..................
C H I PHI 
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D E L T A C H I ...........................
D E L T A K A P P A E P S IL O N 
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D E L T A S I G M A P HI ............
D E L T A [ A U DELTA ............
D E LTA U P S I L O N ................
K A P P A A L P H A .....................
K A P P A S I G M A .....................
I A M B D A C H I A L P H A . . . .
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P H I DELTA T H ET A 
p h i G a m m a d e l t a ..........
p h i K A P P A PSI 
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P H I K A P P A S I G M A ............
P H I K A P P A T A U 
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P H I S I G M A DELTA 
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P H I s i g m a K A P P A 
Pl K A P P A A L P H A
S I G M A A L P H A E P S IL O N 
S i g m a a l p h a m j ..........
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S I G M A c h i 
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S I G M A N U 
S I G M A PH: E PL L O N ___
t a u d e l t a p m
t a u k a p p a e p s i l o n ____
t h e t a c h i ...........................
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I ? fhru Thursday, Get
14
Ocf. 12 fhru Thursday, O ct
I 4
I? fhry Thursday O H .
15
thru Friday Oct.
12 
14
12 fhru Thursday, O ct
I 2 thru Wednesday O ct 13
I 5
IS
...........W e d n e td ay O cf. 13 fhrj Friday. Oct.
8
'4 thru Monday O ct
. . . . . . Thursday O cf
19
IS fhru Tuesday. Oct.
.......... Friday. Oct.
.......... Frid ay Ocf. I S ♦hru Wednesday, Oct. 20
.......... Erlday, Ocf. I S thru Wednesday, Oct. 20
I 8 fhru Wednesday O ct 20
Ocf.
I 8 fhru Wednesd ay Oct. 20
Ocf.
Ocf. 18 thru Thursday, Oct. 21
19 thru Friday. Oct. 2?
21 thru M o nday O H . 25
23
O cf 2 I thru Safurday, O h
O cf 21 fhru Monday Oct, 25
...........Thursday
thru Monda y. Oct. 25
O cf 2 
...........Thursday
22 fhru T uesda v, O H . 26
.......... Frida y Ocf.
. . . . . . Monday, O c f 25 thru Wednesday Oct. 27
Ocf. 25 fhru Wednesday Oct. 27
25 fhru Friday, Oct. 29
O cf
26 fhru Friday, O ct. 29
O H
ay, C)c f. 27 fhru Friday. Oct, 29
.......... W e d ne sd ay, O H 27 fhru Thursday O c t 28
.......... Wednesd ay, O cf 27 fhrg Thursday Oct. 28
O cf . 28 thru Friday, O ct. 29
.......... Thursday
28 thru Friday, O ct. 29
...........Thursday
O cf
. . . . . . Fr(day. C)cf. 29 thru Saturday, O ct. 30

.......... Monday
........... Tuesday Ocf
. . . . . . Thursday O cf

 Little M a n on the Campus

B y B l h f e r

Week-end Athletes 
Learn Sports in PT

B v < A R E B t R G E N

the 

d e n t s 

In spite of a il 

v o i c e s Ih ,ut 
tra in in g 

tee g rip e * stu ­
tw o - y e a r 
i e q u ip m e n t a t 
p h y s i c a l 
the U n .v e rs ify , the people w h o run 
th e p ro g ra m can e a s ily d e m o n ­
s t r a t e (ha* th e ir c o u rs e s in sp o rt* 
do m ost students a 

lot of good 

F 

T 

B a r lo w , a s s o c ia te p ro fe s­
sor and d ire c to r of p h y s ic a l train- 
ii g tor ir.cn arid M rs M a m ie P ip ­
k in H u g h e s , a ssista n t p ro fe s s o r of 
p h y s ic a l tra in in g fo r w o m e n , di*- 
c issed w i t h a T e x a n re p o r t e r the 
sp o rts p ro g ra m h e re at the U n i­
v e rs ity 
it* p u r­
e x p lain in g both 
p o s e and its o p e ra tio n .

live * 

th e ir 

i* to get m en 

“ T H E M A IN P O I N T of the p ro ­
in sh a p e to 
g ra m 
en jo y tee > w e ek en d * fo r the rest 
p ro fe ss o r B a r lo w 
of 
e s p cried 
isn t w is e c r a c k ­
ing but a profound c o n v ic tio n of 
m i r e 
the 
;* a* im p o rta n t as the e d u c a ­
body 
tion of the m ind, ’

the e d u c a tio n of 

"Tins 

that 

in 

M r 

B a r lo w feels e v e r y student 
should be 
le a rn in g 
in terested 
so m e ap ort* for tw o re a s o n s F 'irst. 
stu d e n ts 
c o n ta ct* 
th ro u g h tea m sp orts n o w ; second 
th e y a c h ie v e p ro fic ie n c y in g a m e * 
th a t th e y can p la y tater

s o c ia l 

gam 

P r o f e s s o r H u g h e* points out that 
the P T p ro g ra m g irl*

th ro u g h 

O ff id a t

Tlolices

h a v e 

r e c e i v e d 

tw o t i c k e r * 

Sr d e n t* *. hose names ajcpear be­
f o r
toss 
t r a f f i c violations A th ird vio latio n 
v> ill result in the student s loss of 
th . privilege of d riv in g a m otor 
ve h icle on The I'n iv e m it v of Texas 
cam pus 
tvve ve 
m on! hs

for a period 

of 

K en neth Se strom 
Ja c k T W illia m s 
D an n y Bure k 
K h a lil * roushe

( 

S T R O M Q F IS T 

I. 
C h ief T r a ffic and 
Sec urit O ffic e r

I M O N K F .N T S i H M M IT .

$10 
( a m pus re ­
tted $1'. afternoon. $b*c evening 
$25 aftern oo n . $100

aftern oo n $50 evening 

F I N V X 
'I XIN 

S tu d en ts 

I.O I N o r 

i amp. is 

( i f f 
evening

I N T E R N A T IO N A l R O O M 

St a-
$10 evening.
d e n t' Va afternoon 
I impure 
$7 5c, a fte rn o o n : 
*15 evening O ff cam pus SIO a fte r­
noon $25 evening

related 

K O O XI si 

O O I I I I t 

a n d 
•*.: . UCO 
I an p. * 
Students V. Sic, 
re ated $7 5. $15. O ff cam pus $10,
$25

io u y I 

■slNC.I I KOO VI x -cc dent- V.
related 

$5 Cam pi * 

S3 

$6. O ff 

ani pus $5. $10.
< U F I K KOO 'I 

I n 

[cer hour w ill he m ade 

I i c e a g r o u p
use* I tie checkroom w hen 
it would 
not o rd in a rily ta- open, a ch arg e of 
s i 
tf m ole 
I hun cene attendant is needed in the 
hee krooni, an ad d ition al ch arg e of 
st p»*r hour, per person, w ill be 
inane

the use of 

T h e charges on the room s well fie 
the 
is of a social nature, not 

levied o nly when 
room* 
fo r o rdin ary meetings
o rg an iz atio n 
non student 
If a 
e n tire M ain 
w Ishe- 
the 
to use 
I , otinge for a n ytim e 
though 
even 
t cs not a social functio n 
it w ill 
not he coniidered an o rd in a ry m eet­
ing. and a ch arg e w ill he made
Drie-half off on week d a is 

tor 
er\ ie e 
help. $1 per hour

$1 per hour 

Ja n i­
student 

J IT T FIR N O L E N 
I mon D ire cto r

c o l l e g e 

X sp*-, ac r e g i s t r a t i o n m e e t i n g f o r 
p u b l i c 
t e a c h e r * will be h e l d T h u r s - 
i t a l ! R o o m 
t e a ' h

p r o s p e c t i v e 
s c h o o l 
at J p rn 
d a 
101 
A l l p e r s o n * q u a l i f i e d 
i l l 
I
are urged to an end

i n S u t t o n 

a n d 

t o 

H O B G R A Y , d ire c to r 
T e ach er Pla c e m e n t S e rvic e 

*

Men (ti ne for .entering the 

In tra­
( cintest 
m u ral 
Im prom ptu 
s VV cdnosday at 5 p rn. 
in Speech 
B u ild in g 105 T i e first conte*, w ilt 
be h .id a* G arriso n H a il 
I, Thur»- 
dav a, 7 30 p rn.

Speech 

Tx )S W I L L I A M S
Ic >. tin- of Forensic Arc c t ie*

am V c cghn G erm any 

M ary K a th e rin e B a k e r A lle n J. 
R i m c iinsucio Castaneda H uel H. 
G h an d le r George A lle n D b ' W h ­
J e r r Don 
G l o v e r H ugh M onroe F’a rm e r R o b ­
e r t VV r i l l cm H asiedt 
R o b e rt Kd- 
v a r d H u g h e s R ich a rd Ftugh Ja n ie s. 
J e f f h i e s Ann S tu a r t M o r­
H i l l y 
g a n R u t h P e n d e rg ra i* 
(T au d e D. 
I ’ er . 
fame* B e n ja m in R ag lan d . 
R e n a to /s i pats

that, 

re g u la r e x e rc is e 

th e y 
get 
w o u ld not g et 
in a n y o th e r w a y . 
Sh e stre sses, a s P ro fe s s o r B a r- 
low did. 
the a d v a n ta g e s c a r r y ­
o v e r g a m e s o ffe r a f te r the stu dent 
has le ft the U n iv e r s it y .

M R . B A R E O XV E X P L A I N E D 
that the D e p a r tm e n t of P h y s ic a l 
T ra in in g h a * a fu n ctio n of c o m p le ­
tion 
“ O u r d e p a rtm e n t is as m u ch 
in the fie ld of h u m a n itie s a s a re 
the fine a rts . W e a r e a p a rt of the 
C o lleg e of A r t s an d S c ie n c e s W e 
te a c h e rs , not c o a c h e s ,’’ he 
a re 
sa id.

that 

fee ls 

in cho o sing 

Stu d e n ts h a v e a g t f a r d ea l of 
freed o m 
the P . T . 
c o u rs e s th e y fak e. T h e y m a y ta k e 
fo u r s e m e s te rs o r 
the sa m e one 
fo u r d iffe re n t ones 
a* m any a * 
P ro fe s s o r B a r lo w 
the 
student should he a llo w e d a* m uch 
free d o m of e home a s p ossible, but 
is needed 
that m o re o rie n ta tio n 
is o f­
to sh o w the student w h a t 
fered and h o w he c an get the m ost 
out of his tra in in g H e thin ks the 
student should 
ta k e a p a r tic u la r 
c o u rse long enough to e n jo y it, he 
in terested in it, and p la y it f a ir ly 
w e ll.

th e y 

lik e a 

FY,r stu dents to do this and at 
the sa m e tim e h a v e a c h a n c e to 
see how 
la r g e n u m ­
b er of sports a one-sem ester p re ­
lim in a r y c o u rs e co n sistin g of t r a in ­
ing in fro m fo u r to six co u rses in 
the fre s h m a n y e a r w ould be ideal 
B u t th is p ro g ra m w ill h a v e to be 
postponed u n til m o re sp ace is a v a il ­
a b le b ec a u s e the d e p a rtm e n t, like 
it
the U n iv e r s it y , 
most af 

finds 

d iffic u lt to m eet the need* of the 
in c re a s e d n u m b e r of students w ith
the old fa c ilitie s .

T H E G I R L S ’ P . T. p ro g ra m a l ­
r e a d y o ffe rs a c o m p u ls o ry , one- 
fu n d a m e n ta ls 
s e m e s te r 
fre s h m a n 
co u rse. A s w im m in g c o u rs e 
fo r 
those w h o do not pass the fre s h ­
m a n s w im m in g test is o ffe red a s 
an a lte r n a t iv e . O n ly one of these 
co u rs e s m a y he taken .

in 

P ro fe s s o r H u g h es sa y s. “ W e o f­
fe r an o p p o rtu n ity for the g irls to 
p la y 
te a m sp o rts thro u gh the 
in t r a m u r a l p ro g ra m . S t u d e n t * 
xhould put a sid e co u rses in w h ic h 
th e y a re a lr e a d y p ro fic ie n t.’' she 
con tin u ed , “ and th e y should w id er, 
th e ir k n o w le d g e of sports a * m u ch 
as p o ssib le .’’

to 

tw o y e a rs , 

I N T H . T H O X E A R S A G O there
w a s a 
re q u ire ­
th re e - ye a r P . T . 
m e n t for g irls , but this h a * been 
the 
re la x e d 
m en s re q u ire m e n t. So m e stu dent* 
co n tin u e ta k in g P T . co u rses a f t ­
e r th e y h a v e co m p le te d the four- 
se m e s te r re q u ire m e n t, hut the in­
t r a m u r a l 
th e ir 
p la c e fo r m o st ju n io rs and se n io rs.

p ro g ra m 

ta k e s 

lik e 

T h e o n ly w a y s student c a n get 
his d e g re e w ith o u t ta k in g p h y s ic a l 
w a rn in g a re to e n te r the U n iv e r ­
s ity 
in h is ju n io r o r se n io r y e a r , 
o r to w o rk A stu dent .s ex cu sed 
fro m one h o u r of p h y s ic a l tra in in g 
a w e e k 
ten h o u rs he 
w o rk s a w e ek . I f he w o r k s a s roue h 
a s 
is 
e x e m p t fro m P . T. fo r that se m e s­
ter.

th e re fo re , he 

th irty h o urs, 

fo r e v e r y 

TEXAN CROSSWORD

3 T h u s
4 E n g ra ve

w ith
co rro sives 
3 R iv e r < A fr.) 
6 A sy n th e tic 

ru b y 
7. P a s s a g e ­
w a y 
\ 
b etw een 
seats 
k E n title s 
9 S tin g in g 
insects 

IO. P r e p a r a ­
to r y 
I sh o rt­
ened J 

12 K ill 
Ic A n t

21. E a r ly 

type 
C h ris­
tian 
churel 

22 L ik e 
23. Apostl 
( abbr.

24 P a r t 
of
a
w i n d o w

25 Place
of
worship

26 Pale 

lavender
27 Rub out
28 H arm o ­
nized

I 

a e s t u s 
j a H H E f l n n a 
B S n B D Q S H O O K 
B B H a a a a z Q d 
h o b 
a a a u i a 

a a a rna a a s a s s ' 

□ a n o a 
I 
a a n r a a a a H O O 
□ D Q 
a n a a a 
a u a a u a n o s o 
( □ □ □ s a n o a a a 
a n a n a a n r i E 
a s s i g n

29 W a rm th
34 A ttitudinize

35 Perfo rm s 

37. Covered
w ith ink 

41 Bone 

, a n a t !

A C R O S S
I Norw egian
author 
6 V’otmg 

by ballot 

IO French 
soldier 
l l . Social 
group*
13. ’ B a lle t

14 Pertain in g 
to the 
blood

15 Old measure 
of length

16 Ex ist 
Ik. Greek letter
19 Letter of the 
alphabet
20 P-esidence 

of an
a m bassado r

23 E g yp tia n 

dancing 
girls I var )
24 Specimens 
27 Anglo-

Saxon letter 

30 A w ing 
31, Note in 
the scale

32 R egret
33 H em is­

pherical 
tow er

36 A n y clim b­
ing vine

38 D e va sta­
tion
39 Insert
40 Stocked 
again
42 Literary' 

composition

DOXX'N*
1 Troubles
2 F lo w e r

wa

D A ILY CKYPTOQUOTE— Here’s how to work it:
A X V D L B A A X R 

I* L O N G F E L L O W

One letter sim ply stands for another. In thi* example A Is used 
fo r the three L s, X for the tw o O s etc. Single letters, apoa­
tropine*. the length and form ation of the words are all hint*. 
E a c h day UTI; code letter* are different.

A C ryptogram Quotation

T J R C O ' R 

C Y V X Z M 

N T M C J Z 

I V E N -

N Z Q Z X 

N Y 

N Z E Q R 

N A G R 

E C Z X 

T E M

K M X U Y Y Q — B Z E N R .

Y e * te rd a v * Cryptoquote: DO L O V E L Y T H IN G S N O T

D R E A M T H E M A L L D A Y L O N G — K I N G S L E Y 

D.»tribuUd b) K.ng Featur»i 8/ndic*'.#

By W alt Kelly

aspects, is established

T o Hie E d ito r

Tuewtey, October I ? !*W4 T H I DAILY T fX A N 

*

I ~Jlie 

ict ea nee

Som e definite kind of ju d icia l method 
for defiling w i?h brain-xx fishing en.ms must 
he e«t.abll-*hed.

A * thing* stand now. the A r m y is t r y ­
fit psychologically - determ ined 

to 

ing 

“ c rim e s ” into the mold of fo rm e r types 
of w a r desertion cases. It s a square ppg in 
a round hole. Brain-xx ashing cases are 
som ething that m ilita ry laws h ave never 

had to deal w ith before. W h e n old time 
to this new 
legal methods are applied 

kind of case, injustice results.

(la u d e B a tc h e lo r w as tag g ed to rom e 
home. E m o tio n a l ties of all kinds w ere 
brought into play to urn him back to tile 
A m erican lite. Bu ! bringing the boy hack 
to the Sta te s o n ly to sentence him to lite- 

tim c im prisonm ent Is w astefu l and erne!
; n lc '" he w as m eant to 
life, w h at was 
A m e rica n 

lead a useful 
in 
the sense 

pleading w ith him to return**

B a t . i c 

r via* consigned to life im prison­

ment, although other men in s im ila r case* 
w ere oven no ter m o r else a m uch shorter 
one C pl Dickenson * sentence w a * much 
righter, Et Col. Flem in g and C ol S o w a b le 

w e re n ’t im prisoned.

T h e N a v y and A ir F o rce don't prosecute 

re p a tria te d P O W * as a m a tte r of policy.

A ll of tins shows that ira onsistencies in 
policy, in decisions on c e rta in eases, and 
in approaches to file problem exist 
these 
inconsistencies must tie ironed out Ju s tic e

And a Time to Speak:

ut being overlooked by decisions that h a v e 
no basis except outdated p ro ce d u ral p ra c­

tices.

B ra in - w a sh in g is a h o rro r th a t A m e ri­
can c o u rts h a ve n ’t dealt w ith tsr’fore. M uch 
stu d y of the situation, o f tire actu a l p ri­
tile B O W N en d u re of tile 
vatio n s that 

p sych olog ical effects on both w eak and 
strong m en, of the b re a k in g point that, 
all this must go into deriding 
men h a v e 

a n ew legal base

T h e vario u s branches of 

th e service 
should use the s a m e basis fo r derision. 
A n d c e r ta in ly al! r a s e s in the sam e branch 

should be treated sim ilar!
C n t il the new kind of 

judgem ent on 
brain-w ashed C o m m u n ist-convert* can be 

w o rk er! rn it, soldiers must fe a r a situation 
w ith com m unism or h o r r i b l e p h ysica l and 
psycholog ical harm on one side and fear 
of 
in ju stice on the 
legal 
'H ie morale of tile A r m y suffers 
o th e r 

I tilted States 

im m e asu ra b ly.

( la u d e Batchelor n cav* w ill in- appealed 
P e rh a p s the C ourt of M ilit a r y A pf ira Is, 
com poned of civilians, w ill give a different 
decision based on new. dism ission of tire 
case and new realization of public opinion.
tile over-all problem th a t B a tc h ­
e lo r’s case shows up so w ell w ill not I** 
solved u n til the full im pact of the s itu a ­
tion is realized arid a just basis of derision 

B u t 

and p u n itive action, co n sid erin g all tile 

Fish-ticious S c h o o l Teaches 
N o n -th in k e rs A r e the C r o w d

B v x ii i K l I X S I H I M
Texan Editor

O n c e upon » tim * fa r u nd er 
thoro w a * a 

tho E s * v in Soh 
v e r y spool*1 School of F is h 

p w a * a bnf school, h a r d ly 
m a r»« gee file 
flirt t w a s b eca u se 
thoro w e re slow s w im m e rs sod 
fast s w im m e rs and s w im m e rs 
rho* st r a v e d o ff tho m a in path 
Jo at 
and s w im m e r* 
t h e r e b ec a u s e fh e v 
the 
c o m p a n y . A il try im* to sw im to- 
t r o t h o r .

t h * ’ w e re 
liked 

And som a of d u rn had been 
t h e y w e r e y o u n g 
t m I n a d s t i* * n 
mn that now th e y ooh Id n e v e r 
s e e ans' w a y tart the o n e w a y
t h e y w e re pointed 
If xnythm g 
ra m # a l them from e ith e r side 
something: n ew and u n e x p lain ed 
ignored if.
they 

inst 

ii.- 

- « a 

. m d y o n 

t i n s M - h o o l U t

th e y d 

see w h a ! the w h o le bis: w o rld 
h e a r 
w a * a trait And 
alroot new- d ire c tio n s 
fake 
and new grounds to feed on 
th in e * that the fo lks h a c k hom e 
had never d re a m e d of

to 

A 

few of them w o u ld sw im 
these new paths and fin d ttiat 
the 
•list b ecause 
w e r e n ew 
th e y w e r e bad 
d id o t m ean 
the*, d sw im oth er s and 
And 
find 
them c r a w lin g w ith ugly 
things things that re a lly find no 
busine * 
b e a u tifu l 
pirn * a n y w a y . T h e s e th e y Ie .o n 
e«1 lo shim 

in stji ii 

a 

B u t most of them w e ll- re a re d 
• n F is h D ieta ry 
arui M en tal 
H ab its w ere (le x e r en o u g h not 
to even listen to (fie ta le s a (tout 
n e w path* and u n k n o w n foods 

T h e y didn t w a n t 

tro u b le

K l T F \ t IO n o m asp **ed

I U 

F o r 

that 

so do 

la n d 
this 
school w a * a g re at and w o n d er 
it w a s a pia* e 
fill pine * 
w h e re m a n y fist 
the ju m p in g 
one* that w a n te d ’n co higher 
the popeyed non r sighted ones 
the opes < opt en fed 
f lo e 
alo n g md the curio u s one* 
w e re a ll together

to 

Aor! the tinny-. Hiat h ap p e n e d !

W e ll 

fish w o u ld ro m e from 
little school- m other p a rts of

I X K I 

I I I I 

I l u l l I 

no 

l o

instan ce Now his m a m a and 
papa sent him oft w ith c a r e fu l 
n«t ru ctio n * to fie good anc! st a 
out 
clo lust that

Ile p la n n e d 

(cf trouble 

to 

all 

these 
th in g s 

her» were 
t a king biont 

FVcit he yell to the S c h o o l ariel 
fish. all 
[cc cc ti o d 
(nit had n e v e r h e a rd of he 
lo re 
they w e re 
crgum g alroot 'fie R e d s n a p p e i* 
find n e v e r h e a rd m uch
Trot it 

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but no 
w h y 
th e y ti* no bad 
let him talk 
bodv w o u ld e en 
a flout 
asked 
q uestion* o r m e n tio n e d (fie sub­
in a 
let I* they 
k n o w in g a c c u s in g w a 

looked af him 

them W h e n 

he 

p re tty soon 

tie stopped a s k ­

ing

T h e r e w e i r - some* fish i n the 
S' hon) ff n t *■ ‘ v t*e<|y u n pea - 
R e d sr,a p p e t s in
i*(i w e re cr ‘ II 
cli-gel I se

Y o u see, it w a s lik e this The 
sn ap pers w i m p a ll located on Hie 
other side of a n a rro w co n n e c ­
E a * y t o 
tive p a ssa g e b e tw e e n 
sea arid (fie R e d S e a They w e ,e 
q u ite w ic k e d a s the 
all 
knew 
fan Hic f ro u b le w a s no­
body va * q u ite su re about I b o x 
in flu- p a ssa g e W ho e\ c r 
fish 
to th e ir side w ould 
them 
won 
h ave the a d v a n t a g e von see 

fist) 

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H K . I I I 

I X s \ l o 

tiein g Red 

that 
in 

its. f 
there vo te so m e bsh who w e re 
T h a t 
AU* flee ted of 
w as b eca u se they said (fiat the 
free w a te rs this side of the pas 
-age hot j Id Re ex p lored They 
fo lk s had a lw a y * 
a rgued 
those w a te rs 
stayed 
and 
the Sch o o l and all 
that s w hy 
the school* 
b id been so gin a1 Bpi arise so 
the fish find 
t h e s e s u s p e c t * said 
to e x p lo re and of 
been 
(h e ir 
found 
cou rse h ad 
hom e a n il t h e ir w a y s and th e ir 
law s w e re the v e ry hest of a il. 

that m a t in 

free 

that 

for 

B v i om pur ison 
B u t th e re w e r e 

some 

v e ry 
t in e bsh who w e re 
F\- 
ind eed ' And 
t h e o t h e r 

riyal and 
scan d aliz ed by the u ltitu ib 
p lo ie 
prof,ably end up on 
side of 
sw im m in g too c lo se 

the p a s s a g e nisi 

from 

p a t h s 

fre e 

*

le a rn e d to keep th e ir 
suspects 
m niths shut 
they 
|J,ev knew 
wet en I R e d sn ap per s of course 
But th e y d id n t w a n t others to 
Hunk they w e r e T h e y learn ed 
not to es i n m e n tio n those f i r e 
ss a t li s e v i l (.1 
otic te rm s

,n s ii iou* pate 

foi 

W e ll T r(,u f pondered a ll this 
business 
Ile 
so m e 
didn t lik e Hip td*>» of losing the 
fle e ss at prs o f 
fo reb ear* 
ti,* 
Rut 
there w e r e the Red sn a p ­
pers

tim e 

few 

that 

'h e re W ere 
lie knew 
like his that 
jus, 
other s. ta a .I k 
w ere b a s in g 'tie sam e tro ub les 
I here w e n a 
fish and 
som e of them q u ite respected 
saving 
c o m m u n ic a te * 
tlm*e new pa t in 
w h e re u rn ip going 
Di*l 11 out w a s 

'o r w h a te v e r’ fish do to 
go on and find 
Ju s t w a tc h 

going 
i i i/y H e w o r r ie d and w o rt ted. 
n id i 
fie found that he d been in w ith 
fish 
a teeny 
Mils, of the o n e* in the School 
w ere h a v in g ,* w o n d e rfu l lim e 
Hies w e re y e llin g 
firth* 11 
I o n e* d a n c in g the XX tggleiikea- 
ig n o rin g the w o rry w a it * 
1 'ii 
w ho d told h u n about the R ed s 
the
And sleep in g Hie 

w ond er of w o n d e r* ' 

tin y n u m b e r of 

lest of 

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thought A n d (fiat w as the last 
thing fie thought E v e r

Ile w a s h ap p y No w o rrie s no 
h e a d a ch e * N o c o n d 0 \ C l S i c s to 
B O N N I E 
get 
self-ex­
p ression scion got to feel qu ite 
n a tu ra l.

into T h e 

f e a r of 

s xx E X I

H e w a s h ap p y
s
, , 
fin a lly 
H e e l 

found out w h a t 
flu* Sc bool is fo r and how to e n ­
joy it

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iota - 

lot* and 

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UVU wei« just lu t him.

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Dirty Rush

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five 

a g r e e 

A s a 

F r o m 

B e in g a v e te ra n of 

rush 
w e e k s on T h e U n iv e r s it y of T e x a s 
c a m p u s 
h e a rtily 
t h a t 
s o m e th in g m u s t he d one, but a s 
y o u r editor ial of O c to b e r I re* orn- 
r en d ed d e fe n c e ! rush 
I w o u ld hkp 
to s t a t e the c a s e a g a in st 
fre s h m a n 

it
I a tte n d e d and 
p le d g ed or, the D uke c a m p u s w h e re 
• h e y h ad defei red rush. T h e g irls 
p led g ed t fie last of Oe lobe, 
the 
b o ys not until F e b r u a r y . I kith w a y s 
it yeas v e r y bad for a ll c o n c e rn e d .
the g i r l s point of v ie w , 
s o r o r it y m e m b e rs w e r e te m p te d to 
“ d ir t y rush 
a* th,* s a y in g goes. 
a n d did T h e ru sh ee* w e re n e rv o u s 
w r e c k * fo r tw o and a h a lf m o n th* 
a 
fo r 
that 
“ w ro n g 
im p re s s io n ." D u rin g 
e v e ry th in g 
p e r khI 
c a m p u s 
tow ard rusfi but no one 
p o in ted 
H a re d m ention 
lf,in k a 
it 
little g irl w ho com es to T I k n o w ­
ing little about i Usf, gets h u rt w h en 
she isn t pledged din ing ru sh w e ek 
yo u should loom w ith a 
little- g irl 
w h o h as been 
looking f o rw a rd to 
(t y in g so h ard , and h o pin g fo r 
it 
tw o ann on,' h alf m o n th s and then 
d o esn t get a bid 
just that, 
and b e lie v e m e 
I c a n ’t opfeose d e ­
fe rr e d tush 

f e a r dic>\ w ould 

lexi strongly

If yo u 

c r e a t e 

I did 

on 

for 

A> 

tpc 

tim-, w e ll, 

fro m a 
g irl s point ut v mw w h o w a n ts to 
fre s h m a n 
go to the m o v ie w ith a 
w h e n she can go to a 
f r a te rn ity 
p a rty w h e re e v e ry o n e else is w ith 

a n u p p e rc la s s m a n ''

A f D uke t h e y w e re try in g fra n ­
t ic a lly to c h a n g e th e ir system of 
ru sh , s u re ly w ith th re e tim es the 
to consider-. 
num ber of stu d e n ts 
we do n ’t w a n t to get in the sam e

l l ICN NOVA M f NX 

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I c 

t h e 

t c h l o r

R e y o u r e d ito ria l on 

In- 
;o liv e C o u rt ' : I ac c ept y o u r c h a l­
lenge

“ T h e 

ll X II lex MF XX F I I .

M a y b e

T a th*- F,(lite r

to 

I . me, 

found 

lie h a s 

im p riso n m e n t 

M a y b e Mr M ic h u lk a Oc tob er 7 
is one of the w a r ­
F ir in g 
is ta lk in g about. 
m on gers P r a v d a 
M a y b e 
the p e rfe c t 
w a y to sta rt W o r ld W a r I I I M a y ­
be fie h a s found the w a y to s a v e 
from being 
an A m e r ic a n s o ld ie r 
subjected 
in a 
Corr.m u m -1 co u n try 
a* Hic m in o r 
cost ref h u n d re d s of thousands of 
l i v e ' M a y b e M r Mi- 
A m e r ic a n 
< hulka w o u ld 
lik e to tak e his big 
ole D and go o v e r and just tell 
them 
re le a s e o u r 
so ld ie r o r w e ll b rin g the w h o le 
T S A im y o ve r and shoot them a ll 
full of h oles M a y fie they ll let us 
them up w ith o u t shooting 
shoo, 
back M a y b e M r M ic h u lk a 
is a 
w a rm o n g e r, an d then a g a in m a y b e 
he is a pac ifist seeking p ea ce

th e y 'd h e fte r 

XX I E E I X XI 

F 

l l X IC It I s

Wheels About to Roll; 
It s Politic-time Again

iciry of 

c a m p u s g o ve rn m e n t. A 

C le a n P o lit ic s G r o u p w a s o rg a n iz ed 

to attac k c a m p u s m a c h in e p o litics. 

a n d 

bloc vo tin g 
re la te d student 
g o ve rn m en t p ro b le m s M o re re fin ­
ed tee h niq ues w er e em p lo yed w h en 
Hie q u a lific a tio n s b e ca m e m o te 
strict. C a m p a ig n funds w e re lim it ­
ed to XJa a n d a C av pi age w a * 
for a ll c a n d id a te s.
a pi e x q u is it e 

d u llest 

'D ie 19 f a ll e le c tio n w a s noted 
e le c tio n s 
f m i'h Not enough 
for o ffice, and 
la c k of co m p etitio n , 

jin one of 
from s ta rt 
c a n d id a te s 
he. m s . of a 
no e n th u s ia s m w a s d is p la y e d

ttie* 
to 
file d 

W ith the s t e a d y a p p ro a c h of a s ­
iw lit ic a l w a r f a r e 
sem bly e lectro n s 
j u s t a ro u n d the c o rn e r and the 
is 
c am p u s w til o n ce a g a in he c o v e re d 
w ith [costers sign s, p o litic ia n *, and 
a ll thai goes w ith the e x citem en t 
of the stu dent < am p a ig n s.

Pogo

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R O -1 

I X N I I X

h ave 

A lth o u g h if'.*' c u s to m * of *tud«*nt 
c h a n g e d 
g r e a t ly 
e lectio n - 
the h an d sh a k in g 
d u rin g the y ea rs 
politic inn i 
sc .-ne 
on the c am p u s d u rin g the sp rin g 
a n d fa ll cie. tains

still a fa m ilia 

T h e ca n d id a te co n tin u e * to iia' 

fo r Hie support of 

fit* 
through sp eech es 

fe llo w 
tie 
sere 
stu d en ts 
r ic). > 
signs on the c a m p o * and 
thro u gh Hie help of f r a te r n it ie s oi 
independent groups w h o se m eiii- 
t ce r x s e rv e as oft in n I b a rk e rs 

close 

T h e vigorous c a m p a ig n s com e 
to a 
the high! of S tu m p 
S p e a k in g w h en the c a n d id a te * a re 
in tro d u c e d ani) th e ir p la tfo r m s ar* 
s ta te d e ither to solid ify t h e ir -tand 
o r to reditc »* if to nothing

\lth o u gh there h a v e been m a n y 
in s ta n ce s of unopiHised c a n d id a te s 
flier.- w e re tin * - w h e n the vo tes 
' ann* in so i ,.!*.• that ru n o ffs w e re 
re q u ire d

in 

M oney w a s no o b je ct 

the 
lT Jll s w lien c a n d id a te * tossed w ild 
(leer p a rtie s and bu eel prnfes-aorial 
tian d * and singers 
to c a m p a ig n 
them . At one tim e N o rth A u s ­
fen 
c a m p a ig n 
tin w a s 
p ro p a g a n d a dropped try p la n e 
l/ivv 
g ra d e s and d ish o n esty se e m e d to 
fie (tie pi me re q u isite s fo r office* 
holder s then.

litte red w ith 

txw 

In 1'i.T a p o litic ia n ra n a fre-di- 
fen p resid e n t a n d had 
m a n 
h im p ro m ise to kiss a ll Hie go s 
at K ir b y H a ll. The J i m m y B r i n k ­
ley c a m p a ig n of I TIK w ill long tie 
so 
that he c o u ld not 
tint w in H e c o v e re d e v e r y 
in rad iu s of the c a m p u s a f 

w e ll plannee! 
h e lp 
okie k 
a se p al a te c a m p a ig n u n it.

ernem h erecj b eca u se 

if w a s 

and 

D u rin g the 1940 * the C liq u e 

ti e 
E l two a a 
In d e p e n d e n t*, 
in 
w e r e 
S tu d e n t G o v e rn m e n t 
' I i i , ■s e ha v e 
I teen ch an g ed to the R e p r e s e n t a tiv e 
[•ai tv and the Stu d en t p a rty

re p re s e n te d 

the p a rties 

th e 

S tu ffin g of the b a llo t fmxe-, w a * 
e lim in a te d in (tie 
it e le c tio n w h en 
the new ru le re q u ire d tire p re s e n ­
ta tio n of an a u d ito r s re c e ip t for 
'h e student to tie e lig ib le to vote. 
V o tin g for a s s e m b ly m e m b e r s w a * 
c o n d u cte d 
tim e 
th ro u g h pi et un is w h ic h c o in cid e 
w ith 
the 
v o te rs a re re g is te re d

the schools 

rn w h ic h 

firs t 

the 

for 

E le c t io n p a tro llin g w a s ne. e s s a ry 
IT c a m p a ig n to p ro ­
in the heated 
tect th , 
i andidate.s fro m the sign 
m u t il a t e ! ' B e s id e s the e le c tio n of 
as 
t e 
hottest political eontest* rn the hi*-

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B ill K e n n y and the old In k Spots the F o u r A res, w ho pleased the 

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count the outstanding popular v o sm ash success: the M ills B ro th e rs , hapg thp hpst m thpir 

W h -V' ” in
~ 1931, They have since become p er
vvlth

ea r w ith " T ^ 

c a l groups on the fingers of one 
Jia n d —the In k Spots, the M ills and 
A m es Broth ers, and the Andrew 
Sisters.
T h at 

just a in 't true no more. 
■man. Now. there are so m any good 
threesom es and foursomes that the 
big individuals— Kiddie Fish er, P e r ­
ry Como & C om pany— are looking 
to their lau rels for fear of losing 
: the ra il position.

h ave hit a slight slump since their 
delightful “ G lo w w o rm " rendition; 
and the Am es Bro th ers have en­
fa irly recent success with 
joyed 

hits like “ S tra n g e r in P a ra d is e ,” I 
and “ Three Coins in the Fou n tain .” 
The Fo u r A c e s ’ success paved 
the w ay for an eag er rush of am ­
bitious youngsters. The Crew-Cuts
“ You. You. Y o u .” and “ The M an
W ith the B a n jo .” thanks to Hugo are riding the peak of the current 
W in te rh a lte r’s melodious blending w ave with the bouncy “ Sh-Boom ," 
of strings and background chorus.

The first outstanding new' vocal 
group to appear on the popular 
m usic scene in several ye a rs was

Tue»3ay, OcfoSer 7?. 7954 THE DAILY TEXAN 

ga I

Saturday Marks 
Annual Band Day

UT’* Homecoming 
Begins With Parade

Football, hands and a home­
coming w ill m ark the Texas l/>ng- 
horns' third home game Saturday.

F o r the football fans, the most 
interesting event w ill hp the game 
the 
betw een the I longhorns and 
U n iv e rsity of A rkan sas 
Razor- 
backs, beginning at 2 pun. in M e­
m orial Stadium .

D epartm ent of Geology alum ni, 
in addition to seeing 
the game. 
w ill hold their second homecoming 
and banquet, followed hy an open 
house in the Geology Building.

F ra n c is L . W hitney, professor 
em eritus, w ill he the honor guest 
and w ill receive an alum ni aw ard 
com m em orating 44 years of ser­
vice to the U n iv e rs ity in the D e­
partment of Geology.

D r 1/Ogan Wilson, president of 
the U n iv e rs ity , 
the principal 
is 
speaker, and M organ D avis v ic e ­
president of the Hum ble Oil & R e ­
fining C om pany, w ill preside at th® 
banquet.

The U n iv e rs ity 's nineteenth an ­
nual hand day, w ith e very high 
school hand in tho state invited to 
visit, the cam pus ariel the game. 
w ill begin 
in downtown Austin 
with a parade of hands, Fou r tro­
phies w ill be aw arded for outstand­
ing p arade perform ances. The tro­
phies w ill go to w inner and run­
ner-up bands in two < lasses 
thrice 
with m ore than 55 members, and 
those w ith 55 m em bers or less A 
trophy w ill also he aw arded to die 
barid com ing the greatest distance.

A tw irle r s contest w ill he held 
Sa tu rd a y at 9 a rn. 
in G reg o ry 
G ym w ith O K , Anderson, form er 
national tw irlin g contest w inner, 
judging the entries

W in n ers of all contests w ill he 
announced ai the game half tim e.

and have another up-coming hit 
“ Oop Shoop.” T h e ir recording of 
“ C razy 
is be­
’Bout You B a b y ” 
coming a disk jo ck e y pet, too.

The H illtoppers had a good one 
some time back called “ P . S., I 
they followed 
lxi\e Y o u ." w h ich 
with “ T ill T h e n .” The Fou r Knights 
turned out a hit record w ith a real 
heat, “ I (le t So ta m e ly ,” and then 
“ Chapel in the M o onlig h t.”

The G aylo rd s are running strong 
with “ The L ittle Sh o em ak er,” an 
little number which 
ear-pleasing 
Ita lia n 
requires a sm atterin g of 
to understand. Those 
foreign-lan- 
v e ry popular 
gtiage 
the ones 
these days, e sp ecially 
with Ita lia n verb ia g e 
like “ From 
the Vine C am e the G ra p e s.” by 
the Hilltoppers.

songs are 

The A nd rew Sisters, of course, 
are fa r from dead, but they have 
lost their W orld W a r ll popularity. 
Tile Fontaine Sisters and the M c ­
G u ire 
Sisters have outstripped 
them, for the present

J U D Y G A R L A N D rem "-* to the screen in a rn 

si ve 

of 

" A S ta r Is Born, which opens at the Param o u n t Theater W e d re- 
d a y . Featu red in the film is the current song ' T ic M an W h o G o * 
V a 
A w a y . ” A t the eft, Esther B lo d g ett (Miss C h »• I) enterta 
H o lly w o o d benefit, w here she mea 
le a d :ng man Norman M a -e 
In the se-end picture, N o rm a n and his new bride
(Ja m e s M a s o n ) . 

confer with studio head O liv e r Niles 
Esther s c a re e r. M a rria g e wrecks M a in e > 
posits for Esther who re liv e s an O s c a r 
picture. A fte r M a e s suicide, Esther p a 
and encouragem ent change her mind, as shown 
ture.

(Charles Bickford) about 
career but works the op- 
and slapping in the third 
to refire but applause 
n the fourth pic-

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Friendly Boritone

Career Began in Church Choir

B y C ARI , BI R G E N

“ The friendly baritone’’ ap tly but 
incom pletely describes Steven Ken-
nrriv. the new assistant professor j concert w ork during a part of eac h recital at Town H a ll.

U n iversitv only after an 
under Opera In New Y o rk did radio and 
standing had been reached that he television shows from New York 
in
would be allowed lo continue his and Hollywood, and appeared 

of voice 
M usic.

in the D epartm ent of

A ptly, because h r 

im m ediately 
im presses new acquaintances with

year. 

T h rilled at hearing soloists 

accom panists
included F ra n z Hupp, who 
churches and th e a te r 
tic decided norm ally accom panies only M arion 
at the age of six to be a singe) Anderson, and fo rm er Vice-Presi- 
He becam e 
a m em ber of his dent A lvin B a r k le y 's mother-tn- 
1 church choir, w here he rece iv e d 

law, M rs. E ste lle R u ck ers.

K en n ed y’s 

in have 

The F o u r L a d s have a good 

j hi* frien d ly interest in everyth ing 

rangement of “ S k o k ia a n ," although anr* f‘VO!.V ><*>>.
Ralph M a rte rie 
is running a w a y 
with the sales, to the chagrin of 
R a y An thorn.

de­
scription omits the c ritic a l acclaim 
his voice has won for him

Incom pletely, because 

the 

M r. Ken n edy comes to the U n i­
A lm ost e v e ry popular song put 
v e rs ity 
in the m iddle of a ve ry 
out by a vo cal a rtis t has its riva l, 
successful c a reer as a eoneert a r­
as represented by the foursomes. 
tist, soloist, with leading sym phony
The single boys, of course, don’t
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much of his e a rly training.

M r. K en n edy studied both piano 
and voice at the Pittsburg M u s ic a l 
Institute, and w ent from there for 
a post-graduate course at the E a s t ­
m an School of Music in R o ch ester, 
N. Y . F ro m there, he went d irectly 
to E u ro p e for further study.

On the 

continent, he 

studied 
languages sang professionally, and 
m ade his debut at the B ellin i T h e a ­
tre in N aples, w here E n ric o C aru so 
had P a rlie r made his debut. He 
toured F ra n ce . Belgium , H olland, 
and Ita ly , and finally cam e hack 
to the I ’niter! States.

H is A m e ric a n debut w as at New 
Y o rk 's Tow n H all, and the a c c la im 
the singer received for his p e r­
form ance therp made him decide 
d efin itely on a vocal care e r. 
Ile 
sang 
in this co u n try 
from coast to coast, arid in C a n a ­
da, and w as guest 
soloist w ith 
leading sym phony orchestras.

lh concerts 

B etw een tours hp sang solo b a r i­
the C ity C en ter

tone roles at 

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She Could Bake

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On tour, anything can happen, 
and sometimes does, to a concert 
In A tlanta, tin . M rs. K en ­
artist. 
to hear the 
nedy was surprised 
laughing when 
audience burst out 
turned 
he walked on stage. He 
around and saw that a G re a t Dane 
had followed him on to the stage.
if he had a 
ticket, and the audience roared, 
hut ticket or no ticket, 
the dog 
refused to go F in a lly , the crew s 
coaxed him off the stage, the audi­
ence settled down. and the concert 
went on

Ile asked the dog 

Mr. Kennedy 

is known 

in New 

The new book, w hich w ill con­
tain tales of T exas gathered by 
I lr Dobie for the pnsl 30 ycai> 
released next 
w ill probably he 
j ear.

In the m eantim e D r Dobie an 
thority on the e a r ly developm ent 
and happenings of T exas, has com ­
pleted a hook w ritten on the old- 
I m »e *k, 
time 
written chiefly for fire adult read 
mg, w ill he released a lin it 
.Jan­
u ary,” D i 

trail d rive rs 

I x>bie said

“ This 

Grads-to-be Told 
To Hunt Jobs Now

Arts and Sciences seniors In ter­
ested in finding full time employ 
in 
merit after graduation either 
Fe b ru a ry or M a y 
should p la rr
their application w ith the Student 
Em ploym ent B u reau

is 

filling 

ra p id ly 

The schedule for industrial and 
com m ercial concerns who w ill in­
terview seniors on the cam pus til 
year 
Student- 
m ajoring in Business A d m in istra­
tion should register with tile p!a< e 
rnent se c re ta ry; engineering c h e m ­
istry, and m ath m ajors should 
iegi.st.er with the engineering and 
sriern r placem ent office Teach­
ers w ill leg is te r w ith the Teacher 
Placem ent B u re a u and 
law stu­
dents w ill register with the pin** 
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J . Frank Dobie, nationally-known 
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As 

for his 

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says it is the song he is singing at 
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hest at that moment. He faits all 
of his 
in the singing of 
that song, and tries to do as good
is it can possibly be done,

interest 

E n g lish 

U n iversity 
about 50 years prior to his retire- „ kps ,f) tn)Vp, „ n(1 ging m Tpxa,
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foci M r . Kennedy likes Texas and he 

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fa cu lty 

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“ T e x a s is m ore ready to accep t a court does not solve a great afternoon w ith their annual tea. 

'a t the U n iv e rsity Club. 

! Mn Phi Eptfion Holds Ten 

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than any o t h • r | m any problem s for the South,” he 

desegregation 
southern state,” D r. Robert Led- said, 
is 
better, associate director of W e sle y 
Foundation and instructor in B ib le , whether putting the Southern Negro 
told the Cam pus le a g u e of W om en and white child in the same class 
room wnll h»ip them to adjust to
Voters at a meeting M onday. 

th at one problem 

He said 

Lecture Series 
Presents 5 Profs

‘W e are livin g in a d ra s tic a lly their norm al environm ent.

B y B O U L M O V F R S

When 5 p m c o ™ . 

,n d . lot of " “ - J * Irom . .ix-w cck to u r of A n , m « » 

six-week tour of Am erican

M r. N ea l and h)« w ife have ju s t 

M r Neal 

a 

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the S o a r K » V 
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T o d .y ," 
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leb an o n , S y ria . 

“ C h ristian ity and the Thought of rhanf,jn„ period in the South, but 
in A i,.in and o ve r 
t,.lie ve that the. N e e ro ; ,h„ , 
. b a r b e d n o r m a lly 
into the srhoojs 0f the South,” he
stated.

,h „ 
v , c » . d b y d iffe re n t f e d s p f know- c a n 
ledge 
C an terb u ry H u b this sem ester. 

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The series, w hich w ill he con- 

D r ^ db<!tte r believes th at the
fa cu lty m em bers attitude of m an y Southerners has 
from the U n iv e rsity. w il^ he held R a n g e d since the Suprem e C ou rt 
the
art­

',0 p m . at 2607 I ni- decision to one of accepting 
the te m p o ra ry headquar- situation with an eye tow ard 

versify 
ie r* for All Saints Chapel. 

justing to the problem.

^

 speaker cited a U n iv e rs ity
E a c h subject w ill be discussed 
at two meetings. D r, I I M alcolm
“ The
Macdonald, professor of govern- tjm e has romp and j believe we 
ment, w ill open 
Djesday with 

G re a t num bers of w ell educated
f i r M acdonald w ill «;so lecture Southerners feel that in the u n an i­
the 

on this subject T uesday, October m ity of the rf.rpnt decision 

this arf, re a d y for desegregation.” 

the series 
P o litic a l M an 

la w professor as stating, 

its eye not
p o litical situations at home 
fhe United States as a 
Philosophical Man w orld power and as a great demo­

Su prem e C ourt had 

c ra c y, D r. Ledbetter added.

H o w ever, t h e pronouncem ent of

I® 

„ 

D r Fre d e ric k H G inascol, as- on 

distant professor of philosophy, but on 
w ill speak fin 
O ctober 20 and N ovem ber 2.
D r R o yal B. E m bree 

J r . , as­
sociate professor of educational 
lecture on “ P s y ­
P s y c h o lo g y , w i l l 
c h o lo g ic a l M a n ” N o vem ber 9 and 
IO,

M an y b elieve that, we live in a
i T i T s S S , “. i r f

a n„ rTn.,i „ „ ‘vi rr,
is Rot a n orm al environm ent

>nd w h lt e 

, h lld ren

N 

be together,” he stated.

Ile also feels that the number 
of Negro teach ers affected by the
"hange" is a s ig n if ic a n t''problem

 

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M r N eal w ill sf>eak on the sit
Mon in the Near Last, at a meet- 
International Council 

the 

.

^ - 

The 
T h „ nu. , t|nJ? * Ve M r. N eal the opp.

last y e a r was 512

irtum ty to 

e students dm ted by five 

;it the International t e n t e r understand

e r o s --section of the Tuesdays at 

> 

wmM

foreign students here.

Total foreign student enrollment 

men are locking their offices 
the 
day has often just begun for the 
U n iversity's 

Jo e 
F o r his w ork 

.'leal 
is not 
m erely to “ office hours 
to the office 

or even 

ia 
As director of the U n iversity's ^ 

confined England 

.s a one-man 

I n t e r n a t i o n a l A d viso ry Office 
Neal 
“ gcxKl neighbor ’' And 
of a g'*fd neighbor never ends

international 
the work 

, 

M r. Neal is considered a guid 
ing an gel'1 to foreign students at 
the U n iversity. He listens to their 
problems, helps w ith 
their cur 
rency, finds them p lace*, to live, 
w rites letter a h ark home for them 
arid perform s m an y other favors 
for them

A A U W M eets Today; 
New Members Sought

The In tern ation al R e l a t i o n s 
Hut that s not all. Ile entertains B ra n rh f)f fh<4 A m eriran Assorts- Croup w ill meet for luncheon F r i ­

the Austin 

season 

for 

scores of foreign students 
home He has found (fie informal hon of I r iv e r s ,ty Wom en w ill he-
to become gin Tuesday with a general meet 
m eal 
acquainted with the students aw ay mg a j the Texas M edical Assoria 
IM I D m a r Boule-
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is a fine p l a c e 

lion L ib r a ry , 

in his 

____

Once. 

realizing 

that 

student* vnrd 

day st 12 30 p m 

in the Home

E c o n o m ic s T e a H o u s e

Sew ing, Music Groups 
To M eet During W eek

fie p a rtic u la rly 

would 
lonely at 
Invited the entire
Christm as he 
Kro,1p o v , r t o h ( , h . , m - r . , r . b u f W 
supper Some 200 students showed 
up and they had a wonderful time

Once, a

Tea w ill lie served from 3 30 to 
I 15 p rn., and the program w ill
(1„ , rrn, n

The Sew ing Group md the Music 
the 
Interm ediate
Jap an e se student filling outline plans fo r the y e a r a t this ri(jb w t„ hold the,r f)rst meetings

Group, w hich are part of 
U n iv e rsity 

of s t u d y and interest, groups w ill

In d ie s 

. 

,

out a carri at the U n iv e rsity Health n ” r in^
Center, paused m om entarily when 
he cam e to the blank 
“ Paren ts fir 
G u a rd ia n .” He thought, then filled 
in the blank with the name 
Neal

.Joe meet 

this week

The M usic G roup w ill meet Tues
M em bers arc 
prosperdive m embers to A c q u a in t d,lV at H r> rn at tile borne of M rs
them with A A U W All wom en who o r vide W vss. 3107 G ran d view 

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without personal 
lege alum ni should call M rs 
W heless J r 

 Sew jn(! G roup w ill m eet in 
j Krank i.isnss,

invitations Col- d ren w ill m ake up the program , 

to check elig ib ility. 

fh#, hornf, of \1rs 

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