THE DA T e x a n V O L 54 Price Five Cents ‘The First Co liege Daily in the South' AUSTIN, TEXAS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1954 Six Pages Today N O . 57 HemingwayCops Nobel Prize For Literature Help for New Assembly Proposed by Old Group Fa m ed U S A u th or K n o w n for Tales O f Violence, Fury STOCKHOLM. Sweden Amor- c} ^ ° u* Tha I Q U . v i s tu d e n t Assembly T h e re s o lu t io n , in t r o d u c e d b y over the material which h a l i t e own share of p r o j Roland Dahlln and which had its own snare kinks. c("dural rmo- nrnvlde« that all new' Assent- 11 ut ion with a constitutional am end- in J m ent bill making the parliam entary As- parliam entary and legislative pro-1 course a function of the Students unanimously Dahlia a u p p k w n to d i bjy n^ m bers tuk,, a c u r s e Im I ' tion aimed a t helping future semblymen over the parliam entary J ce*lu r bumps. re. The fledging le g isla to rs' Association president s office. The would then have to pass a quiz Shill will be voted on at the next ation president, Assembly m eeting. This was the la st meeting of th* 1953-54 Assembly. Assemblymen elected election in W ednesday’s will be sworn in November l l . je rry Wilson Students’ Assoc!* his nine-member P resident’s Cabinet, who are not subject to Assembly approval. They are: announced lean novelist Ernest Hemingway Thursday won the 1954 ,v obel Prize for L iterature. and style The 56-year-old w riter, whose hard-boiled violencc- I parked tales set a pattern for 20th I Century prose the world around, will receive a gold medal and a check for 181,646 Swedish crowns I (about $35,000). • The literary prize and the an­ nual aw ards in medicine, chem is­ try and physics will be presented by Sweden’s King G ustaf Adolf VI at a T W m h e r IO W i n n e r of the physics and chem istry prizes still a re to be nam ed. Announcement already has been m ade that the Nobel Peace Students to Honor Fathers On UT Dads Day Saturday traditional cerem ony here ignated Dads by the dozens will roam the cam pus Saturday the day des- e the to honot • .students. The exact number of y ea r fathers and exes participating fathers of in I \V seventh annua is anybody's guess h a/e * e n t e r e d ear years few >ears tai • the past Blunk I). Blunk, assistant dean < assistant dean of in tovyn.” I D ads’ Day student Freshmen Pick Leaders, Plan Committee Work Jack Little, vice-president; P a t Perry, secretary; Shirley Strum, The Daily Texan; Ed York. secre­ tary of Texas Union activities; Peggy Rowland, s e c r e t i n of re­ ligious activities; Joe Tupln, sec- life, declared. ‘‘However, retary of business relations; Jane there are usually five non-register- Hardwick, secretary' of seasonal each cd Dads present for every one that activities; Poy Clement, secretary registers. Several thousand will he ; 0f scholastic standards; and Ro- land Dahlln, secretary of public The Dad s Association Execu- relations* live Committee meeting will pre- Ann Richards and Max Levit cede Saturday s events. M em bers wpre approved by the Assembly will meet Friday the English , M £ ampus c h e s t co-chairmen. Ll* Room of the Texas Union at 6:30 g uck was nanried to the Intema- P rn. . . . in tional Council. .____. A announce- Dads will he honor guests at the a s s , %. was I » the rem ainder of the meeting til _ , , *_ O R A N G E A N D B L A C K s t r e a m e r s e r e b e i n g m a n f a r le ft. T h e y a r e d e c o r a t in g f o r t h e t w is t e d in t o . s h a p e b y th e U n io n D a n c e C o m m i t - a m . G e e o s fr e e d a n c e rn th e U n io n f o u g h t + £0 u n d e r th o s u p e r v is io n c f Phis* p F o o ^ o .h<3 r 4 * Free in Union Tonight v UT Ghosts to Gambol Halloween Dance At Ghost and Goblin” ball will Ballroom of the UT students attending the Texas the Union Halloween D ance Friday night after the pep rally are in for an extra treat, dance commit­ tee chairman Phil Foote announced Thursday. Appearing on tile floor show ut ......... -1 in the rehearsal stage. F ree to all University students, the dance will he held in the Main peal ing be a group of cast m em bers from ham s and his orchestra will fur-; canf ^ " author to win the ‘‘H ernando’s Hideaway. literary! aw ards were set up annua! nish music. t'nion. Nat WU- Fri/.e " 111 lir ' ' "t^lH 'l*, r ^ 0BuS; ^ sr. a l i and W arren Robertson.. Others ap- ‘sh inventor of dynam ite, who died F rances! in 1896. include M ary Hemingway, whose adventurous Hodge and Elizabeth Holm, and a duel composed of R ichard and Joe life m atches the exploits of many Fred Martinez. of his heroes, was picked for (he , ®r ? TXI I, ‘c “ ‘‘T L . f h . l m m e t a X S i m iIX p]pr)i(m The new officers • T'i,|1- C,i(,|i nitxht had been cast, certified, and count-! D nds* I)nv officially begins with rn the Si,,- A lt) ’*. O rang. Ja c k e t., and roK,str»(lon Appointed to the Scholastic in- legally Council for o n . y ear term * ,ho Freshm an Council Executive j dent Union s Main Lounge. Coffee, were Mary D anenbaum , Tom Fo- engram of theringham, Pat Hinds, Jane Max- nrp«idnnt • I Com m ittee supervised the election ; orange juice, and a p r c „ . . . R a n , _ r'Soimnre R esident ■ and an(1 counted the votes. the day’s activities will be given well, and Peggy Rowland. •■No costumes a rc re q u ir'd (or honor by the Swedish Royal Ara- I g tM , "B itsy"' Killen s e c t a r y . T h - successful candidates made , v |, 1Un|! pnn.nts. An atten d an ce. ThP following student thrx Hant-p ” com e aa TOU a re aft™ r „ 1]v*> said Foote ' “ Just dem y of Literature. the pep * He alm ost won r ‘ : The winning cand,dates will m eet | w)nnin(. the following comments on their awar(j WiU he given to orgamza- mentc h a irm e n were also OK ed by the prize last Friday in Texas Union 311 at ,)M0 Di(.k Chalmers, new president; of Dads present and registered, Three F reshm an Council po- p.m ., and by 9 15 p m. the votes a j stadium . Phi Eta Sigma to Give Tea for Initiates Nov. 2 for freshm an men, will ger. fraternity honor fall initiates and new fresh- men who have acceptable scores on the American Council on Edu- Hall, Harvey Harkins, Nick liar- jison, William Harrison, I. Kinney cation Psychological Examination with an annual “ Tea Sippers' Hawkins, Lynn Hedrick, William P a rty ” in the R are Books Room of Helmer, George Henderson, Jam es the Main Building from 3 to 5 j Hickey, William Holmans, Ken- p.m ., Tuesday, November 2. neth Holt. the dance, the greatest phrasem aker of his I are Phi Eta Sigma scholastic honor, Ginn, John G raham . Jam es O ran- n e g a t i o n s are being prepared by tim e -Sir Winston Churchill, who team ing up on j y ea r’s Council program . the dance and a rt c o m m i t t e e s , w rites, orates, paints and runs the (ion were Dick McCollum, Opposing candidates in the eire- know that for which w,n I am open to all plans j n a n , better the Council. Three Texas Union c o m m i t t e e s I y ear but w as nosed out by perhaps p.m. to draw up plans for his .tJ want to thank all the people who Vf)ted for nlP_ and j0, them ALSO Gerald G rantham Loyd while the hospitality com m ittee will Guidry, Addison Gunter L arry he on hand F riday night to web crxitai.lv rnm m ittR A Will I British government. president; W alter "Wally I istor. john Barnhill, new vice-presi- J are being planned by m any sorori- j c o u n cij rolTle e t goblins. — -------------- Cowboys, Spurs Nominate 35 Men Sixteen students have been nom­ to Cowboys and nineteen A source close to the academ y for vice-president; and LaVonta dent "Thanks for the votes, and that “ Bunny” Watson, for its mem bers decided said since Hemingway was slated receive the award eventually might as well give it to him now, I Council s p rim ary before he kills him self” exploit. in so m e! week. 'w e i3 total of 41 office-seekers in the E dith “ Bitsy” E lliott: "I last very honored to have been elected, and 1 11 do all I can to promote F reshm en voters began stream - , more interest and participation in election to The six finalists were picked from expected of me.” secretary, th do my best t«> fulfill the duties r0_op s. ' inR intQ Ratts Auditorium at 6 F reshm an Council." jj djy Jam es jackson. Jerom e Howell, Jam es Hunter, Freshmen engineers scoring 135 or more on the exam inations are Jai kson, Bobby Lyle Alexander, John Earl R0[x,r { Jacobs, W alter Jacobson. j erry Jenkins, Ronald Jones, Paul Archer, Robert Loyd Bastard. Ben Michael Bennett, Buford Berry, Re|j0gg Livingston Ko.sberg. j William Birkner, Wilburn Bohne, j Lynwood Kreneck Fred H un us, nam ed to Silver Spurs Sam Bright, and Bene Cardenas. Alfred Cham berlain, C h a r l e s William Lentens, Alan Lilyholm, Clark. Robert Cole, John Collins. William Long, Robert Loughridge, Lloyd Corley, C arl Craft, Thomas Leslie Lowrie, W eslo Lupton. Dee Eddington, R ichard Em berlin, Rob­ M i l r o y . ert Forbes, F rank G arza, Henry Gayle, Richard George, Randall M artinet Gilliam, Robert Good. John Magee. Richard ^ Lanc Victor LanK. inated / E arlier this year, when it was feared that Hemingway had been killed in a plane crash in Africa, the m any new spapers criticized academ y tar not giving him the prize. New Cowboys a re Je re Bone, Sam Bradshaw, Robert Ferrell, I The author of sueh classics as Erie Greenfield, Bob G reer, Kus- 1 “ a Farew ell “ For sell Gregory, M arshall Harrell, Bob whom the Bell Tolls,” “ The Snows " l£ £ I T S T to A rm s,” New Alpha Lambda Deltas To Be Initiated November 4 Only three new members have quirem ents for Alpha n i T Z b e e n 'a c c e p te d this fall in Alpha Delta are a 2.5 g rad e average Kenneth Parson. Howard w as chosen over a i la m b d a 1 » m ints ti„ „ f having th . largest percentage thP Assembly: Business relations, Dick Simon; ; Mothers will be honorees at an . Stppr Here, Tom Bousquet; spon- info rm a| coffee hour from 9 30 to U Qr(?d studpnts, sue C lark; public in the R are Books Room. rplations chesley Wood; civil de- I Coffees as well as teas and dinners fpnsp j am.t H older; cam pus survey j o h n Winslow; f la s h card, ties. fraternities, dorm itories, and TarR R o sw e ll; NSA-TISA, Roland Tile D ads’ Association, of which feel every student s father is a mem- her, will hold its annual business m eeting at IO a rn. rn Hogg Audi­ torium. Association trophies will he presented the to ----------- ' around” boy and girl at the Uni­ versity. and Dads will elect 1964-55 officers, which will he presented | in pre-game cerem onies Saturday afternoon. Marilyn Bronson, sophomore fine talk singer, will Lambda provide the entertainm ent. Mothers for are welcome to attend the meet- arts m ajor and Dahlln r visiting firem en A lltm - elected W ednesday—w ere on hand to w itness proceeding!. An all-Assembly re tre a t was aet hest all- I foe N ovem ber 20. Longhorns Blue, Fans A n ti-SM U , Terrace Is Clue An anti-SMU pep rally will ba te rrac e of the Main held on the to escort visitors on campus To be honored will be the entire Longhorn backfield. Speeches front esent Dads’ Association offi- several of them are on the agenda, include J. Brown Cutbirth, I The m arch down Guadalupe en!; William F. Weed, vice- starts in front of the Women's Tri­ its way down the treasurer. ! Drag to Twenty-first Street, east lee-presidents are Dixon to Littlefield Fountain, and up to Bob Armstrong, r e rem oniet November djt n "There Is a need on this cam put tar everyone to join together and C oop to Have P arty F riday a r t as a whole It has always been » » Shangri-La Co-Op will entertain a ill Ito- j. 0 ak (;rov,. Co-op F riday with a never too late to start tradition tar Aufl,ton „ a ,,nW(.rri Dartv a( g p411 i said Joe Brown, head yell leader, — ~ —......— Dean Jack Holland was recently (©XOS Women on june*. ujred gradps ,s flvked a. Tavm W omen on Juries? has not b^ ‘n contacted and has the and . to see Other v total was 50 girls. Any girl who j president Dean Blunk, secretary; Dorms, winds KTBC D ebate M o n d a y Miss FI inn in the Dean of Women's office now located in the Speech ^ Leslie Ballard. j Holman, Robert M Payne, and the Main Building. John Hoffpauir, ALSO Carl Gunn. Norman Guz lek, Robert H asty, Jon Heber. Wal ter Hensey, Albert Herbst, Bur- j leigh Hickman, Howard Holden, Weldon Howard, Robinson, Jam es Robinson, Thorndike Howe, Dale Jackson. Roloff, Valdem ar s ier^<^ E harles Rusto David Shelm ire, Dan Smith, Thorndike Howe, D ale Jackson. Koiori, vainem ai Curtis Johnson. R obert Jolly, Wit- Skinner Joyd Ham Koeurek. H. David Krick. vent. David Steven, William Long Melvin F red Nagief RusSo. David Shelm ire. Dan Sm lX>n Smith, Lohert S t e - w r i g h t , Alex Vaught, Ll Cliesly elected to the board of directors la lllp u . Chi j Jack of the Texas Society for Crippled j Children a t a meeting in Dallas. f Jack Ritter and David w right. David Martin, Don Meier, Jorge blefield, Al len Sturdivant. Steven Locke Stuart. George btulv ^ y f SchnledcPj , wtnjvt. vtctr.se CV.,,,,.......... Dean Holland New Director la y lo r , Hayes Tommy je r r y Prewit, Joe 1 1 I ^ s ' ----------------------------------------------------------- Rep, Student Parties Gain Election Prestige . j in preventing women Is the Texas jury system just!- j R aiding. . from fled serving on juries? This quest,on ^ will he the subject of debate on KTBC-TV Monday when the Lea 4_ at '* P-m ‘ in H a,,s gue of Women Voters presents the panel show, produced by the Uni­ versity of Texas Television Work­ shop. initjation ^ ^ Thursd Mezep, William Mills. Billy Don Stalls Miracle. Dan Felton, Robert Neb son, wood P ark. George P arker, A. J. Phipps. Paul Whistler Jackie Polson. John Teed, Harold Nor berg. Jack Nor- Jackie Thompson I-ran d s I horn p- Donald oS^onnor, Johnnie son. J ° hn Truly, William Votaw, Jerald W Ulm ann, and John Woodward. Caley hum m ers Lewis Pounds, Robert Prender- The following students establi.sh- .sigma initiated gast Don Reed. Howard Rogers. <‘d eligibility for Phi E ta Jam es Ross. George Safranek last spring and will be Billy St. John, Kenneth Schlandt, a t a banquet November I. Stanley Schuster. Jam es Sellers, Bruce Smith, Robert Patton Smith, ‘ * V Donald Snider, Jesse Stephens, j William Cecil. Morris Goolsby Thomas Tait. Donald Vehrs, Den- Robert Bruce Haldane. D a v i d nis Welch, David Wiley, Joseph Michael Hampton, and John Henry Winslow, and G eorge Wurzbach. Harrison IV .Tames H. Ball. Elmei Hugh Academic freshm en are Patrick ALSO Je rry Bankston a r'I'V- Ratev Robert Neil Brown Owen dependent, and eight Representa- _ ! » * . .J tive FJarty candidates w ere elected unopposed. to offices in Wednesday election!. Stanley Adams, Twelve Student P arty, nine in Five of the Student P arty and The panel of four mem bers will include Judge Will Wilson. Jess two independent candidates were Irwin, Hobby Burlage, and Her- I/vnne At re UT Sacken. man Jones. Mrs D. K the Austin League of as mode- Representative president of Elections w ere lost by eleven P arty, w as elected Arts and Sci-1 Women Voters, will ae, iindependents, five Student Party, and four R epresentative ernes Assemblyman with 145 first- rator P arty place votes. Rosetta McGregor, Student producer will be William Jackie Boston, Allen, Gerald Annand, Harold Ash- Lee Murphy Johnson, Jam es Wal- ran(iidates endorf, Lane B arnett, Frederick i te r Kachtick, Daniel David Kuna, Robert Beckner, Boynton, Jonathan Bracker, D on-1 Harold Sobotick, Ewing T. Steel, D C X A / T U p f V ^ p ald Brown. Edw ard Brown. Joe Billy Ray Stephens. Floyd G rady l l i C J l l l C H Butler J r , Stephen Butter, Joe I Stoddard. John Thomas Stuart IIL Byrd. William Carrell. Jack Clark, J L arry Dan Cobb. B rady Cole. Cooper. Albert C o s tly . Jackie Wiley, F ay Ball Withers Pacey M arvin Jam es Charles Ellis McCullough ▼ ▼ O K [ J g Fee Wohlner. Richard | q J I | N 6 I T I 6 C l | \ t _ David Cowan. Burton Crain, Car- Womack, and John Ben Yow s Any student whose nam e does roll Crisp Dan Davis, Gerald Davis. Dewey Dean. Tommy Dent, not appear on this list. but who Phoebus Dhrym es, W alter Durham, should be included, should see the Joe Edwards, M arvin Neel Elder Dean of Studen’ Life in Main J r Frederick F ischer, Albert. Building 101-M and have his re* ord Franklin. Daniel G arza J r , George checked. Sunday for '55 second-place votes The fa st. m ass meeting for *he were also recorded by the Elec- tion Commission in the Pharm acy 1954-55 Religious E m phasis Week com mittee will be held Sunday at Assembly race, l^w is Rieger, in- - ts r> s e c o n d time that and lan ^ ___ on 4 . . , . • m an s head at the eyebrow '............ 1 it . ' n f ' tead of at the neck ic n> ■ *. lim.” said Joe in elor s a t t o r n e y . in elor s attornov s t i l l Kins said Joel Westbrook, Latch- _ ^ _____ ^ ^ to to continue 1(] s u b c o m m i t t e e s u n d e r e a c h of d i e m a n d L e v it s . l t , „ . i , „ , SAN ANTONIO. O ft 28 i‘ Say­ example of steaa or ai ing he hoper! m ercy” would help Cpl. Claude him. Batchelor regain hi- American id* als. the Fourth Armv the com mander redut cd Texas soldier s life sentence fhurs- his mother, Mi day to 20 years in Kermit belief belief “ We are going young work for Claude s freedom, The F erm i’ soldier _ ten* e reduction was en*■*>uraging t victed here Septem ber D by court- ^ saMsfied until , m artial on charges of helping the thev turn him loose and give him enemy whil*> a prisoner of war in an ‘honorable dis< h;u <• Korea. The soldier’s father th* r< < -- • Lt. Gen. I D White upheld the included a dis- conviction which honorable discharge with forfeiture Q )nlinvini't program during his of entire period of ■ iptivitv all pay and allowances. “ In the hope that Cpl Batchelor appro* mies in ret; ■ im • today, that the A m erican w ay of life is munist.s were a -u youn; worth many sacrifices and priva- said tion. I have reduced the sentence,’ Gen \V4utr said in a review of the* I of Communist sentence soldiers never wavered n th In m any were decorated tar < h "Th*1 vast maj**rit> torture "The d etiiiun & inst; cutUng off mg conduct aa PO As. O L Batchelor, tins y e a r ; each of these areas will were counted. have a chairm an and co-chairman. Education M arty Phelps, mde- ;• I the sen- The sam e arran g em en t will he tai- pendent 112; and Weejee Sutton. lowed for the subcommittees. .Student Party, 111 jn The first are a is Publicity; dis- pla> com munications, and poster resentative Party, 173; Don Bait com m ittees will be organized undei Representative Party, 152; Ray ;d of publicity. In the P rogram area, the R abkr Representative Party 148; r lt< h).„,r t r i a j show * he "vol- subcommittees will be sem inars and Sam Bradshaw, Student Party, un!kr at the TPMA's basic hum an aspirations: security, the m anager of salai icd-pei sonnel, de- policies a re built around address Beaver in an in opportunity, and recognition. conference . "P erm anence of employment ia only one type of security that the em ployment he em pha­ seeks sized " T h e confidence and self- a s s u r a n c e th a t he is doing a good job, and t h a t it is appreciated by h is supervisor go a long way to­ tor ward security." satisfying his desire A general assem bly session will lead off F riday s meetings. Uharles A Pcrlitz Jr.. senior vice-president and director of the Continental Oil Company in Hous­ ton. vvill speak on "Top Manage­ ment I zvok s at the Personnel Func­ tion " after to 9 a.m. the 8 45 business m eeting and election of officers Following Mr. B erlin 's talk. Lieutenant G eneral I D. White, commanding general of the F ourth Army, w ill discuss "M ilitary Man­ agem ent." There will he a special education in Texas Union 315-316 meeting from 9 to 12 a .rn FL F. Scoutten. director of in­ dustrial relations, Maytag Com­ pany, will address the 12:15 lun­ cheon meeting. He will speak on "The C are and Feeding (rf Execu­ tives." Dr L. D. Haskew. University vice-president and College of Edu­ cation dean, addressed the opening meeting Thursday. "T exas in the big is playing leagues now*, industrially and other­ wise. and needs to gear its educa­ tional program to stiffer competi­ tion," he said. T H O M A S A. BEAVER Human! are important, too. Bible Still Predicts Longhorn F Fine F r i d a y . O c t o b e r 2 9. 1 9 5 4 T M F D A ' L Y T E X / * ‘ I P a * 2 Shorthorns to M eet Mustang Frosh Today Athletics Stay In Philadelphia AL Opposes Plans Of Philly Syndicate B t N U K JO H N HOV Total* ap«it* Staff Texas Shorthorns their bark* to the w all after two s t r i n g set barks dash with the S M I Colt- F rid a t af 2 p m . in M em orial Stadium The Shorthorns wilt be trying »'< regain their halanre and net bock into th** conference race after t •’ ing defeat at ti B a ylo r Cubs and the R ic e Owlet the hands of The Frosh opened the IT )J sea son in Temple losing to the B a y lo r Cubs 19-7 In then second -'art last week. they absorbed a doff f powerful Rice c h n . tho! i i eti«. en* w ill us* Southwest 'f ile cwt* nferenre d a r t •I the »ea- aver P a n s [» a - a battle ■n Shorthorn lit R ay Mas- f.( [.am ar Payne Takes Crown In'Mural T ennis Play B y I . D O IK I I I <*»ILS Iraan Intramiiral < **-ordin»t<>r Kappa A lp h a s George Pavo* fought his w ay Thursrlay into iii* F ra te rn ity tennis finals of ( la-s A, then pin. ceded to dump Rail W a H rip of Alpha Tau Omega 6 0 6-1, for the Class A champion hip in the Fra te rn ity Division. Payn e had moved int# the final- the day by defeating earlier top-seeded John Ro-cnfpn-f of ma Chi. 7-5, 7 5, In the semi-fina in In tram u ral football play touch had the winners advance into tlx finals m their respective d iviso r In Class A, A I M f; rode behind dx passing of Met k|e M cC oy to whty* A IC h F 26-0. and move intr. th* finals against A S M I. M cC o y pa ed Robert Shifts returned an cepted pass 40 yard-, for th* other seer*' touchdowns, while three int* i for Cia--. A C liff Courts spotted R ob erts H all's 10-11 lead, then, relied on the accurate passing of But detfp W arn er to defeat Robert * ! 27-19, in a thriller W arn er pa four touchdowns for all 'ii* for winners, while Thomas Mc Pita ul I lo b e !! - Mali toqch- down Dot en lined Unix alen t [ i tov. i.ed champion league in C lass A rterms bv defe tin * I " • ti F ( . UMI and -bu Joe M in­ ' to}, ice for touchdowns ll sen HO • a rd scam- bul 1,, i f o r t M -h dow rt w a s the high­ light for th** w inners, e d illian ! vv h< -sr univ lo s s c a m e B r u n e t I <■ on (wrieri ,t ins to M cCracken, w ill , -.I ti fai r* ti ti ' itll) in its league if ti < I un ' Ber k House, 18- final I ameen pa- cd for all 11 three ■-.(•ores for Brunette f> T fo I ut .how touchdown* C arl Parket w a s the whole of­ for fer i ive md defat ave H a th* Hustlers drub tied o-.. 3 3 6 P a r k e t p a s s ­ lf:. B e r * b a c k ' . el) ran for mottle) then com pleted his seor- irite for th* d ay by running back -n if ?( ‘ i pted B a re b a c k pass 68 yards I ,/>p highlighted Ii [Ja y . b d bv C anterbury’s up m . i T v in Pines. John . I four times for scor­ en* a 60 varder to md I rn for two Cia- f i e latte) t p., ing aet Bi lei ■ < B d ’ • oih-u Iou* hdown a tea a it* d ! High of Houston was named the top schoolboy footballer of the ye ar last season as he led his ♦cam to the state 4A championship. M asters a star with Brownwood High School last year, is the Colts' j outstanding back fn the Colt Owlet that M asters tussle the d id b a ll." “ everyth ing but center it was said S M C operates out of the standard r form at (oh and switches occnsiorv , 11 v into th e spread form ation In • he second half of th e O w le t con­ test the S M U f i ash operated the spread in an effort to break the tight O w let d e fe n se J e r r y Cnnelison The rugged Colt line is anchored by a 220-pound ta lk ie from Temple Bobby B e c k ­ ett a M emphis Tenn , guard and end J e r r y Adam s of M u rra y , K v . Slated I*) start in the backfield with F o n d ren are C u rtis Reeves of W ich ita F a lls and M ick e y Sm ith of Houston to m a r at the halfback slots and Johnny F lam at fullback O utstanding f»erformers so far this y e a r in the Shorthorn line are loin - D el Homme of B aytow n Austin M cC aHum’s Will and Wes Wyman, and C arl Larpenter of Bort A rthur. N K W Y O R K Oct. 28 3 The groggy Ph iladelph ia A t h l e t i c * s ta y e d fn the hands of the M ack fam ily T h u rsd ay night after the bid of an eight-man Philadelphia syn­ dicate was thumbed down by the Amel .can rn a six-hour meeting le a g u e According to one club executive, the secret vote on the proposal to sell to the Ph iladelph ia syndicate It w a s believed N ew York wav t i in opposition and B a lt im o r e w e re and and Detroit, Washington, Cleveland favo rab le That left C h i­ cago, Boston, and Philadelphia to he accounted for Six votes are needed to approve new owners. Charles C om iskey vice-president said of the C hicago W h ite Sox in the a “ divergence of opinion family on how the stock M ack must he so ld " w a s a reason for the ow ners' refusal. “ I w ill not come hack to any more m eetings until the M a c k fam ily ( 91-year-old Connie and his two sons, B a rie and R o y! has set­ tled their own a ffa irs among them ­ It seem s they can't make selves up th e ir minds. There are others who feel the same ’ Ga. Tech Suspends Five Top Gridded A T L A N T A , Oct 28 lf! H alfba*k B illy Teas, Georgia T e c h * top ground gainer and four other Tech football players w ere suspended T h u rsd a y for the remainder of the sea son C oach Bobby I >odd would say only that the five w e re cut from the for violating curfew j rules. squad Guard-ta* klc Ja k ie Shoem aker from Chattanooga, w as I suspended a short tim e afte r the i senior - (the!• four. Also suspended w ere halfback [.a try Ruffin, guard H a rv e y Brow n and tack le John Lasch. B a ri M illigan, director of public relations for the league said the $3 175,000 offer by Arnold Johnson. Chicago industrialist, to buy the A's and move the club to Kansas C ity w as not discussed at this m e e tin g H illigan had announced at an O ctober 12 meeting in C h i­ Johnson had been ap ­ cago that proved as an ow ner and K an sas C ity as a site, pending sale of the stock by the M ack fam ily W hether Johnson w ill m ake an ­ the M ac k to acquire other hid stock w as not positive He said he wanted to talk things over with his la w yer before deciding on his next Cep. H ow ever, he said he still was hopeful of getting the club for K an sas C ity. Johnson’s la w yer. Ed w ard L V e ile rs of Chicago, said it was his opinion that “ If we w ere to m a k e another offer, it would re­ quire no the league fu rth er action by Athletic D irector D an a X B ib le predicted Thursday that the Texas Longhorns would e m e rg e from the current turmoil and m ake “ a fine fin is h ." B ible, who rem em bered how his 1938 team went all the w a y to the last game before w inning, pi ( diet­ ed the Longhorns w ill put a happy clim ax to an otherwise d ra b sea­ son. He was referring to the uproar w hich has sent nine of the squad packing out. of H ill H a ll for break­ ing training and cu rfe w rules. T exas was rated so high hefotc the season started. B ib le said, that it w’ould have been difficult for the team to ‘ spring an y pleasant surprises ” for the coaching staff. h“ “ We have a hard-workingt As said, and deserving group C ertain ly they m erit our confidence and sup­ port. And lose sight of the fact that the va st m a jo rity of our boys have been extending lim it of their them selves to the c a p a c ify .’’ let’* not longhorns B ible reminded Texas fans that top lost, only the teams. “ Notre D am e, O klahom a, and Arkansas all rank am ong the nation s top five, w hile R ice also to 1 has a good team .’’ Fo r longhorn fans, B ib le said. "G e t mad if you like and blow off steam, but let me urge you not to turn loose When we h ave re- verses, us stronger ’’ should m a k e they to He said, “ One of m y e a r ly teams here at Texas went into its final gam e without a v ic to ry its credit Bu t those 1938 boys chose to he remembered instead as the team that saved M em o ria l Stadium tradition by beating the Aggies. A fine finish made heroes of those boys and it can do the sam e for the 1954 squad.” 'Mural S h HI It \ V TOI< H FO O T B A LL (Is** A 5 pm Schxen vs San (lahriel Raiders P F M vs Westminster N ew m an B lu b vs. A ir F o rc e R O T B , WKSk ■ ¥ W L . i ^ — ii mzmmama , iiWM WR* I I rn & rnI Outstanding buy for value-wise men! 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The key word this y e a r is casual. Be casual. Be slapdash. B e rakish. Im provise. In ven t yo u r own ensembles — like ski pants w ith a peek- a-boo blouse, like p ajam a bottoms w ith an erm ine stole, like a hooky sw eater w ith a dirn dl. (D irn d l, in cid en tally, is one of the tr u ly f a s c i n a t i n g words in the En g lish language. Etym ologists have quarreled over i ts origin fo r years. Some hold w ith Pro fesso r M anley E k that D irn d l is a co rru p ­ tion of D ardanelle and is so named because it resembles the sk irts worn bv the women of th a t region. T h is theory is at first glance plausible, but begins to fa ll ap art when you consider th a t there are no women in the D ard an elle region because of the loathesome local custom of fem ale in fan ticid e.) . , (A n o th e r theory is advanced by Dr. C lyde Teh. D irn d l, says hr, is a contraction of “ d a iry in the dell” and refers to the m ilkm aidish appearance of the skirt. B u t again close exam ination causes one to abandon a plausible hypothesis. As every child knows, it is not “ d a iry in the dell” but “ fa rm e r in the dell” , in which case the s k irt should be called not dirn dl but firndl. (T h e re are some who contend we w ill never know the true origins of dirndl. To those fa in t hearted C assandras I say, remember how everyone laughed at Edison and F ra n k lin and bulten and M arco n i and Sigafoos. fSigafoos, in case you have forgotten, invented the nostril, w ithout w hich breathing, as we know it today, would not be possible.] The o rigins of dirndl will be found, say I. and anyone who believes the co n tra ry is a lily-livered churl and if h e’ll step outside fo r a minute, IT I give him a th rash ing he w on’t soon forget. > But I digress. W e w ere smoking a P h ilip M o rn s and ta lk in g about the latest campus styles. Casual, we agree, is the key word. B u t casual need not mean drab. Liven up your outfits w ith a touch of glamor. Even the low ly dungaree and man-shirt combination can be made exciting if you TI adorn it w’ith a simple necklace of 120 matched diamonds. W ith Berm uda shorts, w ear gold knee-cymbals. B e guided by the fam ous poet Cosmo Sigafoos (whose brother Sam it was who invented the n o stril) who w ro te: Sparkle, my beauty, Shimmer aud shine,, The night ie young, The air’e like tvine, Cling to a leaf, Hang on a vine. Crawl on your belly, It’s time to dine. (M r . Sigafoos, it should be explained, was w ritin g about a glow ­ worm. Insects, as everyone knows, are among Mr. Sig afoos’ fa vo rite subjects for poems. W h o can ever forget his im m ortal Ode to a Boll Weevil? O r his Tumbling Along With the Tumbling TumblebugI O r his Fly Gently, Sweet Aphid? M r. Sigafoos has been inactive since the invention o f D D T .) B u t I digress. W e w ere smoking a P h ilip M o rris and discussing fashions. L e t us tu rn now to headwear. The m otif in hats this year w ill be fa m ilia r A m erican scenes. There w ill be models to tit e very head — fo r example, the “ E m p ire State B u ild in g ” for tall thin heads; the “ Jefferson M em o ria l” fo r squatty ones; “ N ia g a ra F a lls ” fo r d ry scalps. Featu re of the collection is the “ Sta tu e of L ib e rty ,” complete w ith a torch th a t a c tu a lly burns. T h is is ve ry handy fo r lig h tin g your P h ilip M orrises, which is ve ry im portant because no m atter how good P h ilip M orrises are, th ey’re nowhere unless you lig h t them. W e come now to the h ig h lig h t of this y e a r’s fashion parade — a mad fad th a t’s sweeping the chic set at high tone campuses all over the country. A ll the gals who are in the van, in the swim , and in the know are doing it. D oing w h at, you ask ? G ettin g tattooed, of course! You ju s t don’t rate these days unless you’ve got at least an anchor on your biceps. I f you re a lly w ant to be the envy of the campus, get yourself a four masted schooner, or a h eart w ith F A T H E R printed inside of it, or a — I in terru p t thi« column to bring you a special announcem ent A runner has ju st handed me the follow ing bu lletin : “ The origin of the word dirndl has at long last been discovered. On Ju n e 27. 1846, D usty Schw artz, the famous scout and Indian fighter, w'ent into the Golden Nugget Saloon in Cheyenne, W yom ing. The Golden N u g get had ju s t imported a new e n te rtain er from the East. She came out and did her dance in pink tights. D usty Sch w artz had never seen an yth in g like that in his life, and he was much impressed. He watched w ith keen interest a ' she did her number*:, and he thought about ber all the w ay home. W hen he got home, his w ife Feld sp ar w as w a itin g to show him a new' skirt she had made fo r herself. ‘H ow do you like my new sk irt, D u s ty ?’ said Feldspar. H e looked at the large voluminous garm ent, then thought o f the pink tights on the dancing girl. ‘Y o u r sk irt is darn dull.’ said Dusty. 'D u rn du ll’ was la te r shortened to ‘d irn d l’ which is how dirndls ‘D arn du ll’ was la te r shortened to ‘d irn d l’ got th eir name.” C Mu Kiiiilmmn This column is brought to you by the makers of PHILIP MORRIS who think you would enjoy their cigarette. q Jsm DANA X. BIBLE , Western - I HATS— SHIRTS f. S J ITS— IEaNS Jacket*— Skirt* I LADIES' BAGS I BILLFOLDS i %Tj£p G'oves— Belts im W L. 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What can be done? First and foremost, invalidate all ballots on which less than the total number of Assemblymen from a certain school have been marked. Then, ditch the complicated Dalby system en­ tirely and get a simple, fair, workable system. Vote on the number of people that can be elected without marking pref­ erences and take those with the highest count. Or have a preferential system, but a simplified one. Either way, the candi­ dates with the largest backing will be able always to win. The new Assemblymen are fresh out of combatting the unfairness of an outdated. never - satisfactory vote - counting sham. They know the drawbacks and political loopholes involved. They have the oppor­ tunity of drawing up a good enough new system to be approved by the student body in the spring election and initiated in the 1955 fall election. C^arS an J ~Strities Suggestion to the traffic department: If a stripe were painted down the nar­ row campus portion of Twenty-fourth Street, drivers would have an easier job estimating distances and passing each other. far too many years. Everybody complains about it, anybody who has dealt in politics curses it, vote- counters scream about it, but nobody has succeeded in doing anything about it. So, in this last election, Assembly candidates had to fight it again, and a lot of them felt cheated. They probably weri. The Dalby system, with its preferential order of voting, has become political child’s play for the old pros on campus. They’ve learned to vote Number One for their candidate and leave the rest of the ballot unchecked. That way, they give no second or third place vote to opponents and their candidate has a better chance to pull through in the second or third count, That little trick has gotten to be old stuff on the University campus. All groups don’t indulge, true. But enough of them do to make elections a farce. As long as there is a Dalby system, elections will continue to be farcical. Then there’s the added thorn that some candidates—and this occurred in the last election— have more votes than the win­ ners but don’t get into office at all. Candidates for political offices don't go into an election; if s more like a game of roulette. I f s not as much a matter of who gets the most votes as of how' the ball bounces. This is elections at The University of Texas. Charlie Say? Some of the voters on campus—and a Just a suggestion. By HOLLY WESTER U k e It or not. football Is still a major source of new*. As un­ accustom ed a* we are to losing, it’s got to happen to som eone, and we aren't alone. For Instance, Ihe folk* at North C arolina have wor­ ries too: T H E SHINE BOY in the U niver­ sity b a rb e r shop asked his student cu sto m er the o th e r day how he w as betting on the W ake F o rr e st ga m e "I n e \ cr bet on C arolin a any m ore. When you decide th e team loses. When is going it s going you decide it w ins." the student said in an irri­ tated tone. to win, lase. to it the One of the b a rb e r s in the front long shop looked b a c k at of the student and said I wish you'd d eride w e ’re going to lose for a change " (The D ally Tar Heel) ‘‘Well, ★ Everyone seem* to he talking of i t ' s only a lagging school spirit, h o fair to reprint lid* LETTER TO A FRESHMAN from the IT LA Dally Bruin to see how the other half I* faring : , D ear Bewildered F r e s h m a n ! Stay bew ildered T he longer you stay rn that misguided state, the m ore you will welcome any out­ bursts of school spirit. O f f i c i a l I Joticed t v - tick ft* StintfiU:- w h o * e nam e* app ear i>p- lovk have received tor tr a ffic v io la tio n s A th ird violation loss of w ill result tho priv ileg e o f d r iv in g a m otor I in- U n iv e r sity o f P o n s veh icle on Campti tw elve m on ths in th e s tu d e n t - for a period o f Richard T Aik n ii u . I ira' Fred Et us1 A lbert i, .lam ps s W a lk er I In m ilto n I. C ST RO MQC IS? c h ie f la i rfi and S. u r ic O fficer the ( red convertible and h im self on fra- hie your way Old P a c ific ’* Som ething-or-other.’’ quent trips to v isit a cool Manhat- Thc football p la y ers don't hear i tan cutie? (The D ally P en n sy b through “ B y up. i Now there1* a real way to shake tex) difficult to j your lover np, girls, shut you an yw ay. And w h en they do. J vanlan) th ey w ish you w ould Y ou ’re m aking it co n cen tra te . . . (signed* Bd Gray. .heroin do ..pin I ........ T h . opinion, not noronnarlty - . p r o , , , ‘ ,,„ r Io n . of thin w riter. , . . . lh,- * ATTKNTION A E P h .X - How J ™ l'ko >° m ,'r ' J ™ ' s s - tors? If in terested contact Carole. G R anite 66283 (T he D a ily P en n.) In you Is or Is you ain't using No doubt Carole reeeived many lf calls from “ sister* with the moat the Texan want ad column? not. get on the hand w agon. You masculine v alecs, don't really have to have w ine- j * thing to sell or rent. Yon don’t FRANCIS: In v estig a te the ham - have to wait until you've lost or burgers at B o b o s ton San Pablo found som ething. Just put anything at U n iv ersity ). N o red herrings (The D a lly Call- in as long as you pay for It. Here s there. Signed Joe som e exam ples from other college fornlan) papers: There must have been some ul­ WHO’s been o v erw o rk in g his terior motive to this one. TEXAN CROSSWORD ACRO SS I. An earthen pot i Sp.) 5. Stalk 9. Around IO. Strained vegetables for loup 12. Custom 15. 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You blast all m a n n e r of things; I gotnc considered sacred, som e not ‘'h u m an s a re to my T his a n s w e r But if it really bo thers you, let l e t te r and Bernie y ou say Brow n's open an old hand explain the .situation. 's 0{>cn leu Brown s letter to th e t il ing Line jud gec| t acce pte d, rejected, cajoled. Spirit at ULLA revolves around « letter to I the rally co m m ittee and the ch eer­ of leaders. T exan. My D ear Mr. J o e Brown The i h ecrlead ers a r e the T hursday edition of that daily the too busy | it. the le t’s face I and about ten th o u s an d other goes on a t all times; and rte b e c a u se of letters on a bit of m eta! " B's true Willie, th ey judgement are B ut judge- T ex as students h a v e been (’fleering m e n t on the basis of (".reek letters ou r heads off at e v e r y bit of en- j is w ide -spre ad But judge- couraging news o r a t the slightest ment is awfully shaky and point- re ason or none a t the T ex as foot- less. Those who a r r accepted or ('.reek ball games T h ere bas been for ! their jud gem en t is not valid And m en t for us. to j those, an d I nt thinking of the fe- the G ree k s the in inst aren I w orth w ast- nergy on F ra te rm - As a student I ties seem big, bul they a r e really stayed c h e e r again. We hav e bragged, j males, w ho consider m a d e excuses, lau g h ed at defeat, but returned tim e and tim e again, j h ereab o u ts We have sc rim p ed an d saved to | ins tim go to those g a m e s bodv we have p r o b a b ly silent more little encourage- letter.' need not be put out the only eligible p riso n s We have wept, but last, j reje cted on this y e a r and the basis of such money to see out football a n y other planned im p rom ptu being hi vt men on < a lupus to con­ rallies d u e ! between classes. The rally com ­ mittee is usually w orn out after the Saturday sk irm ish and doesn’t recover until T h u rsd a y o r F rid ay of the next week The rest of us a r e too busy j growing tip and getting an educa­ tion to w o r n Bruin speUout too m uch about th e ' As an interesting note, you will the Saturday- rails. t e a m Mediate activities A frate rn ity will D o n t let it bother you tin) much Try getting an education And school seldom get you a d on ’t w orry too m uch if you fum- fall insignificant of all col-; s p in job, won I sup­ port you. and w o n t get you a into the rut of arid part time the most r a h 'Crunch' and 'Drummer Make Party Politics Hot S tu ff By (.'HARDIE I f s a good Th*- Office Cockroach thing for m e m y ability in a w a y that I hope i tim e he added, That'll really burn up ole D ru m m er R oach o v e r at w ill m ake m y All-Inclusive h ead q u a rters.'' th a i i th e y voted for m e .’’ su p p o rters proud . t h i s » a lly o v er. N ow m aybe I can g el a 1 t-o c jtro a ch P arty for en d o r se m en t* I e le ctio n ’* n e x t M onday. f a l l s ca m p u s electio n is fin- j w ent d()ne the to So now I ’m sh aking feelers. T h e in action su r e in the South! I than " A r . you m orally m r - on* dele- w o u l d ^ p p m i . t * an you r o a c h * .' ^ * I 'H orns didn t lik e to lose to Notre wife o th e r th an a m a y b . the I F o rg o t .h e C reel, I t h e i r | it s h a rm le s s . to p lay frivolous one ness W hile. . another G I did take tim e out to le a kind of football. T h a t w a s all tig h t., As for the girls who lo se their i W e hated to he so outp layed by h u m ility b e c a u se of a four to o r e Your f i l e r s ^off to beat T exan ed ito ria l page on the T ow er o k la h o m a , but a fte r a ll, they w ere I ra tio : few people are hum ble es- p e e ia lly w h en they are in d em a n d beat t h e m ? ' stopped j i f s hu m an nature not 'n be hum - it E ven a t p la ces four, th ere is little humility a m on g the P ro bab ly the biggest job you in college is le arning how to 4 , . I system to a d d pexa)t. rrowd o u t-ch eer Oklahoma ; - ' and* Rice crow d s at g a m e s no t' foul have even played h ere in Austin? j R I p e r so n a lly kinda like tne l o . T-j i i the w ay it is, except I d like I the w a y it is, excep t I d like to add thing, i the G reek “ a n er" to the north f id e and “ g u n e " to the south side of the enta bla ture ato p it. [he T o w er shouting over th a t public add ress hie, so a c c e p t ti the fifth | C h a irm a n Crunch th e nation. Mr e v e r to hear the w h ere Brown, have you f „ J a m o o s i n V ’ long enough bu t j num ber “C onfusin’. the ratio enouKh i< one one in ,, . ike w e e g to in ' 1 ^ , . . t : l,tty o u " m J L S £ " * £ £ l/K lg e M aster E x a lted of A ustin ; g a te asked. "H ow do you feel about the A l- D istr ict 7 of the State A sso cia tio n ; for the A d vancem ent of C am p us In clu siv e P a rty? A re you r ea d y . C ock roach es. F i r s t I w r o t e m y platform . A fter j the. . try in g se v e r a l v ersio n s, tryin g e a c h on # n o t to offend any v o tin g group I finally derid ed on the fol- 1 at B elm ont? inurtaff* in 1 asked. “ Who do you i C ockroach asked. ’° work to . “ I b e lie v e that the Grand L odge I gu ess I said th e right of the AACC ’c a u se they en d orsed m e M aster E x a lted should, a b ove ail, have the inter- e sts of his fellow co ck ro a ch es a t You never rea lize just how m any | h e a r t . H e s h o u l d h e g o v ern ed but should str iv e in ev er y w aking • for you hour to ca rry forw ard the goals of the A ssociation . n ev er let h im se lf friends you h ave u n til you by group p ressu res, j tryin g to get them to pain I w ent to Crunch for ad vice ‘.‘Signs, signs, m an . N ext cam e the a c tiv e cam paign Crunch “ I b eliev e that th ese g o a ls can said. "Get those sig n s up beat be ca rried out by m y support f . *1 a p la ce a place in the AACC in me A m o cockroach cockroach c a m p u s e v e r y J , e v e r y ca m p u s cockroach his p la c e. , _ „ 2. a d eq u a te parking sp a ce . 3 tho ad van cem en t of the S ta te I So I got signs up “ Speak, sp eak , m a n . f o r , said. “ M ake so m e sp e e c h e s ." tut I So I made .speeches and So I made speev ho. and * * x * lee, “ M ake lin in g m a k e m a n frio n rtc friend*. m an , m ake friends." Crunch sa id So I started m aking friends _ , , of T e x a s wrapped them in d iv id u a lly , and •I , o. tne io rm a u u n in « the formation of a co m m ittee , p re a c h " on *— -- — the overth row of the T e x a s ' printed "Vote th e Right the p a p e r. But ..r ’ ’ A~ too i to study the more pressing prob- m an y roaches ale th e cheese and (oms facing cam pus cockroaches today left the trappings oops, excuse wrappings. I roach He’s Got r "r " ’ ~ ‘ . "If elected, I shall strive to car- ry out these planks to the best of . * . to ^ n ev er go)ng stat c o m p la in >igns , alx)Ut tho housing shortage a g a in . L didn t r e a liz e how lu ck y I w a s to h a v e a dra w er in JB until th is week Crunch J in m y desk, and Then- a re four more d r a w e r s five in tile one across the hall. That m akes a total T '“ TTI T T IT .ilT J ' of nine. Anyone interested? f got m ucho p ie c e s of ch eese, • ta ,n youn g * S p eak ing o f football, (but w h o w as .speaking o f football?), a c e r ­ tie is going to la ssie . m ighty unhappy when she h a s t o . for C harlie Cock- buy m e the complete album ' -ides" after the T e x R s - 1 o f ^ . T h e D a ^ t T e x a n T h e Dail> T ex a n , stu d e n t n ew sp a p er o f T he U n iv e r s ity o f T ex a s --------- lu b ltsh ed p u b lish ed J CX SLS oluurni ruuw fluuiia, “ ■" “ — b v T ex a s S tu d en t P u b lica tio n s . in A ustin d a ily e x c e p t Saturdnv in A ustin d a ily e x c e p t Silt Mondo;, and h o lid a y periods Inc -- * Mews c o n tr ib u tio n s w ill be a c ce p ted by telephon e ( 2- Nev J T o n a l o ffice s. JR 103 or th e n ew s la hornier' , ® ^ e d ito ria l e d eliv ery should be m ade in JB 5 and ad v ertisin g .^ JU ,, _ Ins: d el I v«ri - »>,■.»„**. O p in io n s o f the T ex a n a re not n e c essa rily th ose o f th e ... — —- — -— - - , ; " r f l ]n:-r-L o f f ic e at a d m in istr a tio n or o th er U n iv e r sity o fficia l* . Knterert a* secon d -class m a tter (october IS UM3 at th e I oat n m f A u stin . T ex a s under th e a ct o f M arch 3. PHT __ ____________ _ ~~ A S S O C IA T E D P K E S S W I R E S E R I IC E T he A sso cia ted P ress is e x c lu siv e ly en title d to th e use fo r republ to o f all new s d isp a tch es c red ited in th n ew sp a p er and local Item s o f sp o n ta n eo u s o rig in p u b lish ed h f r o n Hight o f p u b lica tio n o f all o ther m a tte r h erein also reserv e d _______________ it or not other-.vis e ^ f c d it* d mg.*" and times What are* they going to win with? I d r a t h e r not say. But if p re s se d , I think (Now w atch the night su p erv iso r I'd answ er guts " try and c han ge that to fortitude " i in te stin a l I White. * Another random thought on fixd- then* seem to be two door-! nrss ball steps on which to lay for T e x a s ’ last three defeats i i ) Coach Ed P ric e ’s -2) The L o n g h o r n see you them Did Have you e v e r they are they should turned around j ac c e p t folks for what to see our baffled I not m a k in g them what long enough 'Horns missing blot ks a n d tackles, he o r worse, not ev en being there to y o u m a d e a hig ;>oirit of Ihe in- m iss that j str u c to r s who destroy aspiratio n " g r e e n " A rk ansas te a m use a little jjy nnj giving encouragement, and strategy and ball-handling and rip p raise I'm afraid Willie, y ou ’re leave our line to sh r e d s ? Did you read jn the weights of th e ir line and ours th*, protection of home an d ehool before the g am e, Mr. Brown? Have j Th*, “ cold < tool" world out id- you seen our few kind souls who give and p raise, but praise w e a rs thin fast- "S ta tu e of L i b e r t y ? " pass the e r th a n th e soul of a pnpei show throw run option, p ra c tic a lly ball away. or pull constant line w he n you enter th e Armed Foi bu said do it well. Onlv the w eak lose their th e football instead of tiddlcy- confuse d the hall? Are p raise you 'H o rn s fall for the ha-, t h e r e s alw ay s shock when Hundreds of for H and But \<>u a , tak» bad with the smooth sailing. the strong The business of the guy old enough to get his guts blown open and no' being able to buy a beet m d is an old story < lo to Ken ca clim b a few hills, and vou ii lo Thank you. than k you ever o much for gelling your letter into Line You have said the Firing Line ones h vc md our things about o u r p a p e r and our As for the beer you in t bu te a m which we all knew, but ha.'- Wiltte for Hie sam * reason been unable to say You have the spirit of men c a n 't vote Few people you nave saio vviiv the young like William Allen ;ir*. . ^ We are shocked bv such b a n k hops , your if r’Oti ige -•••pot. ible enough to ’ako on fe rm ented m a lt and just as thev are not n-spon- to vote W atc h how fellow stud nts act and then words as yours. T hey seldom an- s ,h!e enough pear *in the some of oui even jrjnnR the T e x a n The stu den t “ lukcw armed- when xotw the;. journalism ho” [ane. the nf in the b la m e on this campu* is well-known Just p allin g I walk into the Union ,«m P.uilding, o r som e of the large hav e d run k yourself into a stupoi the stacks of so ©Urn you’ll br glad von had the Journal- look at football dorm s and if In* <1 thought Ar tim e you get out of , r*"’' ” — She * going to buy them for m e j before the season th a t we had the aspiration.* is going this week. “ Shake their feelers, boy Shake give you fa cts to prove i because T ex as the M u stan g s to b ea t | tim ber for an all-A m erican team . I c a n ' t It surely it; th ey this arf.n t th ere But every once in a feel- th o se Were isn't our fault My Dear Mr B ernie Brown j while you get one of those is one of this they all w ro ng " their feelers. C ru n c h said. R ep resen ted fo r N ation al A d v e r tisin g by N ation al A d v e r tisin g Serv ice Inc . C ollege P u b lish e r s R epresentative v 120 M adison Ave C hicago B o sto n - - Lk/S A ngeles — San F r a n c isc o - e w "> ark. N. Y. sound's A s s o c ia te d < ollesiat** Pres*, m e m b e r t i l A m e r i c a n P a c e m a k e r S I UM HI P T I O N B A T E S ( M in im u m S u b s c r i p t i o n — T h r e e M o n th s ) \> rcd sn A ustin ............................................................. *........... **•» p p .......................................................................................... M ailed In A ustin M ailed o u t of tow n ................................................................. ................. S 75 monih $1 OO month $ 75 m onth j Just a thought I m wondering anyone s thought of putting ju s t a bit of it at the door labeled “Texas body spirit? if unread Texans Mr. Browm, ru n Daily Texan ax an for editor of The independent o th e r thin* as stu d e n t i candidate and I shall guarantee ' you at least ten votes one of which You ......................................*; *; • * * * • / hjrI , , f n <7°^ \J jip o rtu n iti es PERM ANENT MT A FT Editor In Chief .............................................................. SHIRLEY STRI M Managing Editor .............................................................. BOB HILBFRN N e w s E ditor ..................................................... • E d ito rial Assistants ................................ E d gar Watkins. J i m Keahey A m u sem en ts Editor ..................................................................... F ine A rts E d i t o r ....................................................................... 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Lillian Ornish J P I T h e U irl Scout* of A m erk a w a i have* a rep re m it n t lv t on the ca m p u s F rid a y , N o v em b er 5 in terv iew vo u n k g ra d u a tes lu te retted in b - in c field and d istrict director* T h is w ork is w ith adult v o lu n teer* —-n ot - h ild ren M ake app ointm en t* in th e s tu d e n t E m p lo y m en t B ureau P e a c e * Hail 106 to it rn do a A c h e m ic a l compar..' -loutIt T e x a s need* » pubii relation* m an A ny m a jo r w ith th e nxh? q u a lif i­ c a tio n s w it! be acceptabi T o q u a .i- fv th e s tu d e n t mu,st be able to m eet th e p u b lic o r g a n ise c o n d u c t and for C ham bers o f < orn- program,* rrterce o f lim ited w r itin g , su c h a* A rticles for p a p ers and m a g a zin es, m ake and co n d u c t Kroup m eetin g s T he s a la r y w ill be around $450 per m o n th de­ p en d in g upon ability b a ck ­ ground A pp lican ts m ust be b e tw e e n 25 and 40 '.ears of air* F u rth e r in ­ fo r m a tio n ma> be ob tain ed tn e E m p lo y m en t B u r e a u , S tu d e n t am ou nt ta lk s and in ea r e H a ll 106. tho-.* ext. , sober years. You holler ihout too, but they re b u ttab le us these i ve me yourself > consider a bura n of in reality you le o , n u an as the R a n g e r boys But they a re ideal- re looking for Utopia isn t levy world ’ i» b u t w h a t w e h a v e It Hi Hie but i d e a l i s t , ju st s a y y o u a n m ts. t o o . Yri a “ b r a v e a v a i l a b l e hr iv p r e t t y n WILL FICK Pogo P u t - 5 DOWN, MOUN’ POS — I WA6 GMO* N’ O - kOW HI CM I CAN tut rung 20 I felt the w a y you fin right now a little o u tr a g e d at things in g en ­ eral, a little sorry for myself, a bit confused an d so m etim es a hit deserted b f the reG of the world But in five short y e a r s there has F r i d a y , O e t o b * ' 29. ! 9 ^ 4 ■ H F D A !L Y T E X A N P a q « 4 'Drunkard' to Play Four More Times L U Poe W o u ld Po' Think This Party W a s M iser'b o b b le '' 1 'ii ' P* vlel I ’HfH' n vie. Theater, hail announced that J Cl th'- th eater'* c u rre n t prnotJf • - n of "T h e D runkard w ill I* given tor four rrior * bt- (>- Frid a y and Satu rday nod F r id * y and S a tu rd a y . N’overnlm r 5 and n 'or ri. . hiv Friday** per- Til kits tor b ef*n wt>ld put, M r, form anre have Pape said C u rtain time for ‘ She D ru n k ard ," an old-fashioner! m elo­ dram a w ill be at X IS p m , Tickets ct* IJ for *0 PVM further infni mati<>n on "T h e Drunkard*' o r "S ta la g 17," or to make reservations rail th*- Austin Civir T heater Playh*>us« a* fvbM] W ild ami unusual »-nsturnes VM)I i,f the : lie Sa tu rd a y night ■I* a 3() when C u rtain Cluo pre­ sent- its "M asq u e of the R id [, H th ’ m asquerade party, j , ima Building 101 will be • rat fo rm e d into a - " ne from } I,- rn M ien Poe » f minnie s to ry for til#* rn < a sion Cost june dot , t have to h a r­ rier /<• with the der oration* loan Hon/, . , , , , nt guvs and ghouls ii* ad of the decora* " A ll we s n yin e nme group of , ommittee -aid p f /es VI ll! be aw arded for irvixual and "most-heaU- (o u iim f- t if uf PARAMOUNT SATURDAY NIGHT HALLOWEEN MIDNIGHT SHOW All Seats 70« • Doors Open 11:30 Color Wildlife Film To Be Shown Nov.27 first of "One# I ;j*>n An Island aerie* of five Audubon Screen Tour film* lo ta* presented rn A u v tm during the 195*1-55 season will b#* -bown a' K p rn Wedne*d»y in til#. Cniversity Junior Hign >< .o*>) Auditorium ie- tm p i The film will ta- presented by Robert C Hermes photographer *dto did ms own and photography “ Once Cpnr» An Bic.kler Island," said Ralph A president of T ravis Audutxm v k ie in Talent Committee Spots Still Open; 50 Try Out An estimated 50 student* tried nut for the Texas Union Talent Committee last w ‘*<-k Shot ■ aud. turn* may still t>e arranged with Herb Craft talent < hairman In addition to Fred Nagle av «us!,irit < ommittee rhairman ther e ub-<-ommittee heads: ,tr«* fhre*' I Morris Albright in » i* tv C ity Re< r**ation Depart­ and N ational Audubon see ment i in Bibi dav film ihe D ia g the for R O U G H ...T O U G H ...I X C I T I N G ! M a r i o n B R A N D O On lite Waterfront KARI MMM#-* WA MAMI SAHU *U f i. COW T O D A Y S Interstate Theatres • MARTIN'S KUM-BAK PLACE Fountain Service ★ Now Open Till Midnight * I A.M. Saturdays 2 8 0 8 G u a d a l u p e |h#y Outed IOO long So *• tnt) my* til flffe I "JA M E S ^STEWART ALF R E D HITCHCOCK'S "Let's Meet At The T O - T A M GRIDDLE SYSTEM r f m 'H E A R W I N D O W eau™ bv T e c h n i c o l o r (4RAGE KELLY • W EN D ELL ^ R E Q j i g j M A R m g P [ FIRST FEATURE STARTS AT 11 OO A V S T A T E I TODAY, That Star Sensation of “Magnificent Obsession’ ROCK HUDSON IN HIS MOST EXCITING ROLE! The Story of a Love... and a Courage that stood alone against the fury of India’s Great Rebellion! O p e n 7 a .m . t o I a .m . ON THE DRAG a t 251 I G u a d a l u p e n . C H I E F # V if I • * h X • B U R N E T K . T r i * p h o n ic s m o IIM I,TS We "The Raid" \ hp Heflin Ann#* fiancn'ft phiA "O utcast of Poker Flat" Nut. Ko Im-Mao n Ar. nr H»«*rr T r t E I ’HO.NI A*>9T3 IIM I.TS V»r ( lurk f nrnrr "Betrayed" I unit l.ntilr — (ll n» "Tennessee Cham p" Xhrll v ll ' ntr r» in wi v Martin CAPITOL D O O R S O P E N I 1:30 ALL SEATS 50c Haiiows'tft MIDNITE SHOW Tomorrow N ig h t ’Revolt of the Zombies' ABC Pits House 1 Can Liberace Against Godfrey D o What UT N E W Y O R K t il — W a lt D is n e y and ~ M ick ey Mouse becam e full-fledged F CII I GCI TO L r O- m em bers of television s fa m ily W ednesday in w hat A B C officials described as the most expensive reg u lar show on the air. A B C . a dtv is ion of A m erican j Broadcasting-Param ount T h e a tre * .1 In c . tossed the first half of the program F.ddie against N B C s Fish e r and Jo h n C am eron Sw ayze * and C B S ’s Doug E d w a rd s ami P e r r y Como, and the second half j against A rth u r *lo d frey on C R S and Jo a n D a v is on N B C . In the first full-hour film series in T V , there w ere samples of D isney at his c re a tiv e best, al­ though much of the opening show w as devoted to an introduction to D isn ey's B u rb an k . C alif., studios and preview s of thing* to come. The debut of D isney, long ac­ claim ed as a genius of m ovieland, was a m ajor event in TV'. SOUTH BEN D . Oct. U w x- -'n Q u een T h ea ter. Film ed in Techni- ,r Sierras M usic for the film was ... -red H oh N o o n and The - rf.r , L i k e F i z z i i n g F i r e c r a c k e r ? Prof Tells Hollywood How to Say Phffft B y r Atwood recency helped Columbia Pictures decide ihe correct pr unum i ut ion of the Dr. Atwood* opin­ title ion was among those of several hundred other English profeasors W alter W i n c h e I I orginriled referring to a martial ‘Phffft, bust-up. Columbia decided it wa* "P h ffft MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY W EEKENDS CAREFREE W ITH $5,000 YOUR INSURMASTER VENDIN& M A C H IN ES ar* located a* • H e m p h i l l ’s Acrois from Student Union • F a u l k n e r ’s D r u g s 2552 Guadalupe • J o h n s o n Bros. Conoco Station 19th & San Antonio R dn and Dri»# with Peace of Mind ,m eye-ca (chi rig title for one of ib> newest comedies, starring Ju d y H olliday But it hit a snag in prop­ er phonetic*. Colum nist H al B o yle in New Y irk quoted ftr. Atwood a* sa y ­ ing "Y o u M art w ith a voiceless bila- tual stop, aspirated, followed by a voiceless bilabial trill, followed by a voiceless alveo lar stop, exploder! and asp ira te d ." the professor* i M r. B o yle said I agreed " P h f f f t " should sound lik e, light bulb as it ) " ( A i an e le ctric burns out. ( B i a fizzling fire c ra c k ­ (C l a one-lung outboard er and m otor Several years ago Dr Atwood bet am e known news­ that papers when he Pistol P a c k in ’ M am a, of the hit song was not a Southern gal in Texas explained Initial Appearance In Austin the ERNIE SELNICK QUINTET Sophisticated Swing INSURMASTER, Inc. Friday A Saturday Nite For information call 2-1312 a u s t i n m o n d a y N O V . a d j a c e n t c o l i s e u m a u s p i c e s c i v it a n c l u b PINE ROOM 2824 G u a d a lu p e Pk. 7 0555 Cover Charge 50c person Halloween Dance Saturday Costume Optional T H E WORLD ITS FIELD ITS TRIUMPHS REACH b e y o n d t h e s e a s i t h e c o l o s s u s o f A L L A M U S E M E N T S if C O N L E Y if Family Greeter! trmm n< att tim*__ if LA FORMS ★ Tnwpp Champion* ot the Flying Trap*/* BO A WENIG STARS HO WHO ANIMALS I* . ELEPHANTS. IS P E O P L E 600 JOO S000 - SEATS - 5000 $1,700,000 INVESTED i L O L I T A ★ D m t m g Q * « a • of lh# TijJ>» W i n "Expenses $7,400 GEORGEOUS STREET PARADE 11:30 A.RA TWiCE DAiLY 2 & 8 P. M. °?T? i~B A C K TO PR E-W A R P R IC E S • ADULTS $118- CH ILD REN 55c ALL TICKETS PLO* TAX it F S L KY K. AMI \ I • 'I I TK M T V 11N SALT I ll<< I KIN HAT A f WHITK PH ARM ACT nth situ! C’ongrpA!# No idion*- Calls 'n * . LAST DAY! O R G A N I Z A T I O N S All Pages Must Be Reserved Si!!! 1955 Cactus for the By T O D A Y Reservations for pages and appointments for group pictures should be made in Journalism Building Room 3 (Cactus O ffice) Q U E E N - a n d a f t e r t h e k i s s - T W E E T Y PIE C A R T O O N & L A T E S T N E W S JEAN SIMMONS RORY CALHOUN STEPHEN MCNALLY BRIAN AHERNE TECHNICOLO R wcnmt flh T E X A S HCAPITOL J ha man from S t k v f p R I notwithitanding-harr* a Urni« from Scotland that * ai delightful and sparkling a refreshment at you'll And anywh#re* N O W S H O W IN G ! 25c BARGAIN MAT. TILL 5:00 Ii "I PREFER CACTI'S" " U * A p a i prefer C A C T I S be­ came more monkeyikine* 90 on in Au»Tin'* There Then any piece — Featuring Lanett Green Friday nit# and Marilyn and Mai Gardner Saturday ait#— The goofieit waiter! ever. C A C T I S. Bronson 2918 Guadalupe. C actui Pryor, emcee and owner. No Cover tai -Til Am. im 11* < It K O F F . W l l H R IT B l l M U ,P I. O IS , O F T R O T T W I T H T A R T A R S A K R HI \( K K Y R O P F A S A T I B M P ( . K I T S s I OM R I N A T IO N s \| \|| M A S U I It P O T A T O F .S H O T R O L L S A C O K M B t C A I I>*'x*ert 6 C offee or T e a g m DANCE S a t u r d a y E v e n in g A fte r T e x a s S M U G a m e AVALON fe a tu rin g J I M N A S H & 12 piece orch. • W h o l e P la c e R eserved Fo r S tu d e n ts & F o o tb a ll Fans M a k e Y o u r R eserv a tio n s E a rly 6200 N . L a m a r Ph. 5-1303 T H E C E L L B L O C K S E V E N Cell Block 7, Here Tonight, Play 'All-American' Dixieland W h e n t h e C e ll B lo c k Seven make> A m e n t in football player Bu t tins . U t the only Hum: that s different its one nighi stand at V arsity In n the crowd w ill heat ah ut this Spike Jones-type combo F rid a y night F irs t of ail. none of the group a new brand ut that All-Am erican D ixielan d D ix ielan d played by an fit the usual conception of a mu- sic ian. In fact, only one o f them can 'None of Hi em have thought n! turning the hand into a professional group. I hex just a week-end consider hobby. A ll the band m em ber are even an letes, and one A ll-A m erican. read m usic afh- All- it as is arises is voted on and the m ajority rules Despite, or because of, its unique­ ness, it is one of the most popular entertainm ent groups in the state. ’I he "B lo c k e r s " h ave made rec­ ords for C olu m bia and appeared on radio and T V shows L a st New they played for the Y e a r’s E v e E ve Cotton B o w l New : Party. T he band has turned down o ffers from H ollyw ood, N ew York, New O rleans, and L a s Vegas be­ cause the m em b ers are going to Y e a r s school C O M B O E V E R Y NITE at LIDO LOUNGE C o o le s t Tunes In Town and O n ly D an ce Floor O n Drag 2514 G u a d a lu p e Ph. 7-1590 PLAN THAT 16th at G u a d a lu p e Ph. 8 4321 J j J J I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITE DATE i 4 at the TOWER C o n g re s s Ph. 2 6382 < Another strange thing a lo u t the C ell B lo c k Seven is that, th ey have no leader. E h Ii m em b er has a F'or I different I .ast met one is the w ard robe man, another is bu-iness m an ag er, and one to perform is treasu rer. "r o b " M ost hands have th eir own a r ­ ra n g e m e n ts w ritten by an a rra n g ­ er or the hand leader. H ow ever, the arran gem en ts of the " B lo c k ­ they c a ll “ h e a d " e rs " are what arrangem ents. tic These m ay changed at a m tim e acco rding to the p la y e r s ' n od or the response of the audience. The band is governed in a dem o­ crat ie m anner. E a c h question that Ideas of Pakistan To Be Told on TV Salter Abduss from student Pak istan , w ill he interview ed on "T h e W orld af O ur D o o rstep " o ver K T B C T V at 10:30 a rn. Sa tu rd a y. ideas, customs, and so< A panel of four high school stu­ dents w ill ask him about his coun­ try s expects. They are D a le Lan ier, C arien® H u ckaby, T e rry S ta rk , and Jo e pm mono from W illia m B. D a ­ vis H igh School. io u ® to ii perfect weekend Friday, October 29, 1954 TMF DA! LY TEX A N P age S ’ OnlyOneBigTop G reek Play Comes To Set Up Here To Stage Nov. 12 K ing Circus Comes To Austin M onday T he sea so n s only circu s rolls into A ustin for shows M onday a f­ ternoon and night opportunity to s e . a ureal C reek Austin audiences w ill have an i M iss L u c y Barton, associate pro- '- s o , of d ram a » n ^ i r e c t o r of costume history and design, M T tragedy, eu ripides dram a w hen the U n iv e rsity De- The p la y, which w as w ritte n partm ent of D ra m a brings to the Stage "T h e o ver 2.150 years ago, is set a g a in s t T rojan Women. Novem ber IM O . I the background of the Trojan w a r. is M rs. M ario n M cM ich ael. fa c u lty T i . i i . m em ber and former a c tre ss and acting coach in New Y o rk C it y The production w ill he given as a part of the 1R54 F’ine A rts F’esti- P la y in g tile role of H ecu b a J & „ , a i , , choMm and Hollywood in T h e K in g Brothers three-ring saw dust opera claim s to he th in ! the nation, exceeded largest rn m agnitude only by t h e ' 'o 'y d r val rn the X H a ll Then L i ­ n e a lly C liv u s and R in g lin g Bro- I n,nu, , bt , UY,.,. titers and B arn u m and B an e s tom - hined Sh o w s. , t, , ,, ii T he C ircu s an institution since the d ays of Nero, has n ever need­ ed a censor, so the opening a n ­ nouncement of "C h ild re n of All Ages " has true meaning. F lo y d and How ard K in g h ave operated circuses since 1902, so J students th eir decision in 1952 to re v iv e the old-time street parade had m any y e a rs of thought behind it. The parade has become a big d ra w in g c a rd tor the circus, and w ill give ,t chance to sec such vounsters things as the old-fashioned steam calhojse. ! » « " > « " .<* "T h e T ro ja n W om en, of the F e s tiv a l in accordance with its j*olicy of choosing a type of the d ram a which audience is unique as a p an to R e h e a rsa l and production w ork a le now in progress The G reek costumes are being created by the the direction of under Specializing in 7 Kinds of Pizza Pie Best & expertly m ade f a Good Times To Be Had THE BEST MEXICAN FOOD and the MOST COURTEOUS SERVICE is at EL M A T A M O R O S 504 East A v e . Phone 7-7023 FROM 6 AM TILL MIDNIGHT - ALL WEEK - We Serve Hotting But Good Food At San Jacinto Cafe 16th & San Jacinto | 0 BIG BOW L C H ILI J BEANS Atmosphere accompanied by fin# music of Net Williams & 6 piece combo - Carrey Deckard, vocolisf. every Friday ^-.Saturday at the NEW ORLEANS 1125 Red River Open every day at 7 p.m.-Sat. 4 p.m. for gracious Austin's new beautiful, air-conditioned restaurant Come to lunch end tee Fashion Show every W e d n e s d a y lith et Guadalupe Ph. 2 5514 Austin's Super Service 3200 G u a d a lu p e pet . . pf Ethyl 2 4 ’ X A * IO Reg 23’ IO Special! G reasing 89c Save 5c qt. on all M ajor Brands of O il ✓ DINING. . Totam Old Seville El Matamoros San Jacinto Cafe Tarrytown Resfaur'nt Scholz Garten Randy's Circle R Martin's Kum Bak Carl's Restaurant The Tower El Rancho Victor's Italian Village DANCING Avalon The Tower The New Orleans Club Lido Lounge GENERAL ENTERTAINMENT.. Pine Room Cacti's Interstate Theaters lazy J Trans-Texas Theaters Chief-Burnet Drive-In Theaters Austin Civic Theatre Moulin Rouge (Skating) Capitol Roll Arena That's Right, you'll enjoy delicious meals at the Tarry Town Restaurant 2425 Exposition Serving D aily Lunches and C o m p lete' Dinners at N ig h t— Priv ate P a rties Te le p h o n e 8-2652 lf It’s Real M exican Food Y o u ’re Looking For, It Can Be Found O n l y f\anaio I, enj oy also M exican Fo o d at it s best Steaks— S h rim p — Chicken To 12 nite S a tu rd a y Till ? a m. E. First at San Ja c in to THE 1955 C A C T U S Announces The Sorority Photographic Schedule Pictures are to made in the C actu s Studio a t 2244 G u a d a lu p e S T U D IO Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday All Appointments Must fie Moc/e Through The Sorority S C H E D U L E In North Austin M o n d a y N ig h ts Reserved for L a rg e Parties Big M a tin e e Sat. & Sun. A fte rn o o n s C A P I T O L ROLL A R E N A 821 Irtntwood 1/2 B ock Off 6600 N Lam*— Violet Crown Shopping Cantor M A K E RESER V A T IO N S N O W FOR SATURDAY A L P H A C H I O M E G A ............................... M ond ay, N o v 1 thru W e d n e s d a y A L P H A D E L T A p i ..........................................M o nd ay. N o v thru W e dn esda y, A L P H A E P S I L O N P H I ................................. M o n d a y N o v . I thru W ed n e sd a y, A L P H A G A M M A D E L T A ............................ M o nd ay, N o v. I th-u W e d n e sd a y, A L P H A O M I C R O N P l ..........................................M o n d a y Ne- thru Tuesday, A P H A P H I ........................ - ................... .. ■ M o n d a y , N o v 1 thru Thursday C H I O M E G A ................................................ W e d n e s d a y , No- 3 thru Monday, D E L T A D E L T A D E L T A ................................. W e d n e s d a y N o 3 th-u Monday. D E L T A G A M M A ................................................ Thursday Nov. 4 thru Monday. D E L T A P H I E P S I L O N ..........................................Thursday. Nov, 4 thru M o nd ay D E L T A Z E T A ................................... .. Thursday, N o r 4 thru Tuesday, G A M M A P H I B E T A . . ............................ Mo nd ay, N o v . 8 thru W e d n e s d a y , Ii! K A P P A A L P H A T H E T A ..................................... Tuesday, N o v. 9 thru Friday, K A P P A K A P P A G A M M A .................................Tuesday, N o v . 9 thru Friday, P H I M U .................................................... Tuesday N o v. 9 thru W e d n e sd a y, pi o£j a p m ......................... Tuesday N o v . 9 thru Saturday, S I G M A D E L T A T A U ..................................... Thursday N o v . I I thru Saturday, Z E T A T A U A L P H A ..........................................Thursday, N o v . I I thru M onday, M T _ y r— l------ p f j u f s n t l H U N IQ U E E N T E R T A IN M E N T W U S E . i *»!«::& sift,:®* i 2 8 2 8 G U A I M U i n ^ safe:® .flGtii .Hh'! N o v . 3 N o v . 3 N o v . 3 N o v . 3 N o v . 2 N o v . 4 N o v . 8 N o v . 8 N o v . 8 N o v . 8 N o v . 9 N o v . IO N o v . 12 N o v . 12 N o v . IO N o v . 13 N o v . 13 N o v . 15 6 UT Junior Girls To Be Debutantes S ix U n iv e r s it y of T e x a s W om en s' Id er,' or] b y the B a c h e lo r I'*:.I d eb utante* p resen te d ».> A u - ‘m B a c h e lo r - junior t r .e been e ’er* of A . • 'it as I fie p.- .up ... . I be - ie*-. at *h* D**- D eb u ta n te- Ret ii (e n ,h e r 4 The girls, a.I frorr, A u-'.n J* an ' i * '1 rail A lis o n G r a y , tri* ut R e n d / . Jo a n W hitley. bara Da m a ii and Jct iP '- y allen a re Pa- Bar- I ,*-a - ' re’. Along W ith the six r.e-a d eb u ­ the Bachelo rs annotine ed t a n t s , eleven new m em bers of th*-,j o r­ ft->rr. me gan./ a ‘ ic rn Th*' new B a c h e lo r s I! L , Skippy ) Rx.hr Bold! c k Kenneth C a- a ell F r*-*t W CnPer- a|) I I I Robert lf Rue fie. Sam u el Swennngert Jo h n H mid ( Conrad We- -• * r.' r ■' P Roger ' a n D Jim 111 Doc S For 'el Stone G J : I ’ * r N e ,J a re h Delta Upsilon Chapter Begins Sixth Year This W eek End Turkish Independence Celebrated Here Today I . at the ’Arm T irki.-h Club w ill celebrate ; Independence D a y F rid a y International C enter. 2500 f - '.J r n o J in th e C -:an ,o - wa- ’• F-r. ,m. have been invited, said Fra n k j ternjty to ^el a charter on first VISory Office at Hotel Ah- J hap-er -I - per- ^ . h-rr ; a. fr .. ,* g o v e rn m e n t and In fe rn a !ional Ad- the University. _ - . . , t* cep . , , r . he rn - - Gut--* -peaker will be ^ Joe ” , ■ D*-ita r pstk-n fr iff rnity < w .ll celebrate its fifth an n iversary }« a' this week end, * ?K>no! i f a I,'nm md m emtjers o! the petitioning society. the University The initiation of W illia m C. M o n 'poi ;:unsclor Jo n es promote scholarship Dr 1 e.-fs sc ii* I . -cl - i t p ileal international fra te rn ity ....................... ....... The two-day ce.-ernorues w ill b*-- gin A r r i a buffe' dinner at 5 p n. F r id a y at til*- D U house. A party 'ii*1 «'or n mod *r<- a i.-I ire otfa-r in 7 JO p m for m al Ir a celebration A il! end w ith a stag party at th*- Austin Country* .m e ’J he lo r d chapter wa- founded ,n J;,'*, 1.17, It petitioned the na­ I ni* il-mal convention at M iam i in 19 D and - a - .rd ,., m o rm r.. ’he *ri.ard -J vc-; of- O x ford O h io fop attractions" • SMU-TEXAS GAME • S W E A T E R SET TUXEDOS K IK H IN T All 'n*-, Lonqhorn Cleaners . * (I i.’.ariilupe Phone fi-384. F r i d a y . O e t e S w V I,1954 T H C D A I L Y T E X A N P a g . A UT's Internationals Feted at Leacjue Tea Josp Vielm an from Guatema,;* sat down to the p mo and soot two couples from r < n; 'n - 'our, try were dam ok w hile others from I -'''n An u t if .* < japjwd - •' h wa* th*- atmosphere of th*- Inter national Tea T h u rsd ay at Caroli* prs I tor rn ory a short and in cr est irk look into some of th* fort at couritrie. •tor*- than 200 s' Ider ■. attended 'ca sp*»n ore*! by the th*- ann .al I**.tg **• of Wore er Vote- o.-rt* corning frorr (Tuna India Finland G ent ans Kr ar *• and on around the tflolie Triveni P Pop-.* and her h i* Pf'pa ’ are here from bond. P friend Bombay p, 'T V I HK punch to show UH how she wore her na live costume India The short ! I took time OU* f I on Heflin Tlakkm ou. from Finian'l i- doing work in biochem istry she was we a rink' a whit# blouse with l o cd bodi' e and a blank v *..*■» a multi < oiored -Kiri An)# S#|eru also from Finlan d, cam e and pin od her friend at th** ’*■' An a has hf.er her*- a '.ear and H'-rtia joked "She s a na*r. * ne)-- A tall blonde fro m G e rm a n y . Hank Puhi, w a lk e d nto Ca Tother . N ew m an Club Members To Have H ayride Friday Members of the Newman < I lh will po un a h ayrid e to < .untry- it 6 'IO p " sir*- f-: 'H ie group fro m N e w n a n Annex wall lay leave I see tai c h a irm a n G en e K n /.a k announces that ,, fis h supper w ill r*. served A < liar pc* of 75c w ill be made .ti'-up w ill pattie i pate in parries and darn mg Iii*- happv to i n yr me talk a boo* ar.', thing '■>' H ank whose home .x ,n I* t< studying m arketing artel dorf rn ttie tipii i*if ii R tiine court •r> .. arr i/*--I a* the spec m li/ a ' of in <> * ■ r hex I, s How* er he ti end said tha ha - « ( jerry an the in l i t . f-.r.g M nth* r.c,’.‘. ''hex, of del frorr Also in ’ne Urn ersdy h ran * I* G u y M Du a ’> arnpo; 'a '.o n H a rn e s s H ar i,a jor G u y said that he a ; mu pi use*) to in •< ... tual have find texas so h ghly ;,s 'n He- ex fee* ted Ga ' m aybe an orchestra and 'hat « a ll ; . « A Hr ito ft nm I ' no -'udv.ng rr.ee t ar, • >I *-r,g i ■ the best rig h e i*• because .art*" it s I IOO I for e rig I nee ring gr •'<' f* >' helped M aria D Choca B o n ■ ar..I whet r degree- iv ii engineer mg degree two .-.if* adv is n* - working on has .... pot, i ,na fi cjfn .Mon'evideo, c ostume cif a red print p .;,,, wore a • ieng'h w h i’e an d , th a - tid e nee ker < i. .pf 'I he ann c l int»*i n a 'lonal l ea if* .[ria -ored o.n’ iy by the A ist.n ar d ( ut p i- lx-ag lex pf W o m e n V o ’ers M rs ('la .dc- H o i a .is g e n e ra l *ha,r r* ;,r, of Tie pl inning com m ittee .,nd -r. rr.hef cif fin- A ,-';n I.e a g ie macle th' cookies Karc»p, n Kuc era pr** Hid*-nt c,f the Car rip'is le a n if, je rk e d * l», *■ y Aith tfte planning con*m ,tt*-e CHURCHES Bexidex ri talk and pane! di * is a, ca: ‘fie t rn t‘-d S a t lorn a* th* if reg ular vervicex at 7 Vt p m F r i >, st identx of HiIIpI V o in*! *i •< hold » coff*-*• bo'll at IO a it la hlomo f.fra? will talk Rant and Present c>n , t< ! nfertainm ent at Mill*-! * f.ad- [ i iv pre,gram Saturday at H p m fiarrre.n. .-.ii include T U Vi a Adar , solo, ’B u tc h " I .thens, who a ll •ung and play the plan*, and flak dan* mg and singing a Rockledge lodge owned by die W esley Foundation on Lak e iv will tie Used by the Met ho* 'I j ,! f*.f two event' this weekend (Ii.-' indents will leave F r id a y >' > spiritual life retreat if- w ill leave at both ■> I * ara! * a H allow een Saturday fen p m for ' p rn party Thre* rr * m bers of W’«-stmifis'**r discuss student Fellow ship w ill last sum 'ii* ir e* om eni* al trips mer after ■- ipp*-r at 5 kl p rr, in re aU'.fi to A t hr istian Stud* nt in Joanne Struggle Kvari fa ak I* ai -A .ii.,in- on Puerto R h o . i he Th* »m i st a- and Claiborne Bell* on i urof.e d w ill cm A 'a lk on is Unifatian- ‘W h at isn ’ f.y D avid < m a n w ill high­ 'n* U n itarian Student, h el- light low tup meeting a* I 30 p m F r i­ day in the International Idiom cif J exas I ’mon M<-mfa-rs of the (*i»Hor lliw ice The Lutheran Students Assoc! alien is sponsoring a square dan* • • h riday at I HO p rn Mrs Manfred Hoick will be the < aller and admin sion is 35c per person lh*- dance I-irs' E n g lis h Lu w ill in the ther m Church P a ris h H all at 2'kii Whitis Avenue Ire Miss Ma**-.V Spanks Tonight Miss I.aVc-rne Rusty Waxer regional staff d irecto r for the Inter V arsity C h ristian Fellowship wall local student group speak to '!**• at 7 'V) p m F r id a y in texas l'n IO! M iss M o p y addresses inn anc! counsels liege fellow ships in I pxa* anet Arkansas Lo u isian a ( ni»n to Hecxe * offer Malurdax Hie H o s p ita lity 0 » m m itte e c»f Texts Union w ill serve fie** coffee to students and dads Saturday from a rn exes. S M U visitors ll I to Social Calendar__ F riday fc-* Phi G a m m i Delta buffe* »up- % 3t, H P.appa Kappa Gam m a open p#r. house fi IN K P i house 7-9 (.am m a Ph i Beta open house for Phi Kappa Nigma 7-11 YM-YV. Halloween party 7 3d M ll) Alpha Delta P i t^*en house 7 30-8 3d P h i Mu ripen house 7 30 10 30 L u th eran Student Ass.* nation square dance First t rig bsh L u th eran Church 8-10 Pea rce Co-op coffee 8-11 Shangri L a C o o p p irty for Oak-Grove C o o p 8 11 30 Alpha G am m a Delta clos cd house 8-12 N ew m an Club Halloween hayride N ew m an Annex 8-12 Theadorne Co-op open house 0 12 D elta Delta Delta form al dance, Au-tin Country Club. 0 12 Delta Upsilon Form al Dance Commodore P e r ry Hotel Saturday 10-12 (.a m m a P h i Bets D a d s ll 30 1 Alpha D elta Pi Buffet D ay Brunch Lunch 7-0 D**lt i up-uLn Banquet, Con federated W om en s Club. 7 >0-11 W h iteh all Co-op H a llo ­ ween In form al dam e 8-1.’ Ph i D elta Theta dosed house 8-12 Twin Pine- Co-op hayride 8-12 Kappa Alpha Co turne P a rty 8-12 ( ’hi P h i closed house 8 30-12 C urt in Club Halloween Masquerade D ram a Building 101 8-12 Oak G ro ve Co-op ll imecom- inform al. S F. Austin ing dance Hotel Sunday l l 30-12 30 Zeta Ta i Alpha D ad s 12-1 30 A lpha Chi Omega Buffet D ay B ru n ch for parents 2-4 Alpha Ep silo n Phi open house 2 30-4 Sym phonic Picn ic Bull C reek Pa rk 3-7 K appa Alpha Picnic Band Bull Creek P a rk 4-11 D elta G a m m a riverboat p a r­ ty- per. 6-8 Phi G a m m a Delta Buffet Sup­ 6-10 30 N ew m an Club Buffet Su per, N ew m an Annex. 6-9 Sigm a Chi Inform al A ffair, Austin C iv ie T heatre. 6-12 K a p p a Sig m a riverboat p a r­ ty, G reen Shores 8-12 D elta Sig m a P h i closed house. g,-,*b fbp (r'c r nr d c o' our Kenwood c'othing t h s seavon conspire ?o p'esent a man at h s bec-t. The rich elegance of deep, d-^'x tones nati.ra y r]u»\ a conservative we dressed loc it. to s .its . . . the new trend townrd o'a al lines w -rks we with deep tones f r a qu*et y we1 qrro>r ed appearan e. Re iwood wa +hinlc is d< • ) ti part * i r y good job of s .its wi*h ratura shoulders, narrower tpe s and tee row le a n e r >ok. Renwood Suits $6 2 Renwood Topcoats, S55 up 709 C O N G R ESS F A L L and h a n d so m e for the big foo tball weekend . . . choose a IOO 0 im p o rted lambs wool sw eater set from Buttreys Huddlespm s full fashioned set comes in w h ite, pink, beige, biu1", gieen or yellow , , , 32-40 CARD,GAN 9.95 St p o v e r 5.95 A ustin's finest sportsw ear d ep t. THE DA T e x a n T h e First Co liege Dai ly in the South’ VO L. 54 Price Five Cents AUSTIN, TEXAS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1954 Six Pages Today NO. 57 H S T ” Help for New Assembly For Literature Proposed by Old Group The 1954-55 Student A sse m b ly ,, The resolution, introduced by o ver th** material kinks. T hursd ay which had its own share of pro- Roland Dahlin and reso- cedural night rived, provides th a t all new A s s e n t - * lut ion with a constitutional amend- in . ment hill making the p arliam en tary closed out its term with a resolu- lily m e m b ers tion a im ed a t helping future As- p a rlia m e n ta ry and legislative pro - 1 course a function of the Students sem b ly m en o ver the p a r l i a m e n t a r y '; codure. The legislators Association p re s id e n ts office. The to pass a quiz ! bill will he voted on a t the next bum ps. Dublin supplemented his unanim ously then h av e fledging ta ke a I would course Students to Honor Fathers On UT Dads Day Saturday Assem bly meeting. This was the last meeting of th* 1953-54 Assem bly. A ssem blym en election in W ednesday’s elected will be sworn in November l l . J e r r y Wilson, Students’ Associe ation president, hi» nine-m em ber P re s id e n t’s Cabinet, who a re not su bject to A ssem bly approval. They a r e : announced D ads by the dozens will roam the c a m p u s Saturday, the d a y d e s­ ignated to honor fathers of UT students. The exact n u m b e r of in fath ers and exes particip ating seventh the events is an y b o d y 's guess. ann ua l D ad s' Day "Around 500 have registered each few y e a r s ," year W. D Blunk, assistan t dean of the past for Freshmen Pick Leaders, Plan Committee Work T h re e F r e s h m a n Council po-1 sitions w e re filled T h ursd ay night with final balloting in the Council’s run-off election. The new officers a re Dick Chalm ers, p re s id e n t;! Joh n Barnhill, v ice-p resid ent; and Edith " B i t s y " Elliott, se c r e ta ry . The w inning candidates will meet j F ri d a y in Texas Union 311 fit 5:30 p.m . this to d ra w up plans y e a r ’s Council program . for Opposing candidates in the elec­ tion w ere Dick McCollum. for p re s id e n t; Walter “ Wally" Pistor, and LaVonta for vice-president; “ B u n n y " Watson, for se c r e ta ry . The six finalists were picked from a total of 41 office-seekers in the C ouncil’s p rim a ry last w'eek. election F r e s h m e n voters began s t r e a m ­ into B atts Auditorium at 6 ing p.m., anil by 9:15 p.m . the votes had been east. certified, and c o u n t- 1 cd. APO's. O ran ge Jack ets, and the F r e s h m a n Council Executive C omm ittee supervised the election and counted the votes. The successful candidates m ade their the following com m en ts on w in nin g: to Dick C h alm ers, new p re s id e n t; "I want the people th ank all who voted for me, and let them know' that I am open to all plans which will b e tte r the Council.” John Barnhill, new vice-presi­ dent “ T h ank s for the votes, and 1 11 do my hest t«> fulfill the duties experted of m e Edith “ B itsy ” Elliott: “ I feel very honored to hav e been elected, and 1 11 do all I c a n to prom ote more interest and participation in F re s h m a n Council.” New Alpha Lambda Deltas To Be Initiated November 4 fur Alpha q u i m n e n t s L am b da Delta are a 2.5 g ra d e a v e rag e for 15 hours. 3.0 for 12 hours, or 2 5 for 30 hours This is an A minus average. the fall, “ It is unusual to have only three new m e m b e rs but in spring m e m b e rs h ip will run high­ e r . ’’ said Miss Flinn Last y e a r's total was 50 girls. Any girl who has riot been contacted and has the required g ra d e s to see Miss Flinn in tin* Dean of Women * o f f i c e now the Speech Building is asked located in Ja c k Little, vice-president; Pat Perry, .secretary; Shirley Strum, The Daily T ex an; Ed York, secre­ ta ry of Texas Union activities; Peggy Rowland, secretary of re­ ligious activities; Joe Tupln, sec­ student “ However, r e ta ry of business relations; Jane there a re usually five non-register- se c r e ta ry of seasonal Hardwick, cd Dads present for every one t h a t a c t i v i t i e s ; Foy Clement, secretary registers. Several thousand will standards; and Ro- in tow n." secretary of public life, declared he of scholastic land Dahlin, relations* The D a d s Association E x ecu­ tive C om m ittee meeting will p re­ cede S a tu rd a y 's events. M em bers will meet F rid ay the English Room of the Texas Union at 6:30 p.m . in Dads will he honor guests at the d a y 's highlight, the Texas-SMU football g a m e s t 2 p.m. in M em ori­ al Stadium. D a d s ’ Day officially begins with registration at 8 a in. in the Stu­ dent Union 's Main I /lunge. Coffee, orang e juice, and a pro gram of the d a y ’s activities will he given visiting parents. An atten dan ce aw a rd will he given to o rg an iza ­ tions having the largest percen tage of Dads present and registered. Ann R ich ards and Max L evit were approved by the A ssem bly as C am pus Chest co-chairmen. Ll* Buck w as nam ed to th e Interna­ tional Council. a n d Appointed Appointm ents announce­ ments of appointm ents occupied the r e m a in d e r of the meeting tint*. to the Scholastic In­ tegrity Council for one year term* were M ary D an enb aum , Tom Fo* th ering ham . P a t Hinds, Jane Max* well, and Peggy Rowland. The following student govern­ ment c h a irm e n were also OK’ed by the A ssem bly: Mothers will he honorees at an informal coffee hour from 9 30 to 11 a rn. in the R are Books Room. Coffees a s well as teas and dinners . a te T t i e s . co-ops. t f f r a t e r n i t i e s , dorm itories, and Business relations, Dick Simon; i Steer Here, Tom Bousquet; spon­ sored students. Sue Clark; public relations. Chesley Wood; civil de- fense, Ja n e t Holder; campus survey * " r o n : I council. John Winslow: flash card. Ja c k R othw ell; NSA-TISA, Roland Dahlin. m j, n y P :" ? n T The D a d s ’ Association, of which every stud ent's fath er is a m e m ­ ber, will hold its annual business in Hogg Audi­ meeting at IO a rn trophies will torium. Association he p resented all- to aro u n d " boy and girl at the Uni­ versity, and Dads will elect 1954-55 officers, which will he p resented in p re-g am e c e r e m o n i e s S aturday afternoon "hest the Marilyn Bronson, sophomore fine arts m a jo r and folk singer, will provide the entertain m ent Mothers a r e welcome to atten d the m e e t­ ing. Student guides will he available the Texas during the morning at Union to escort visitors on cam pu s tours. P resen t D a d s’ Association offi­ cers include J. Brown Cutbirth, i president William F' Weed, vice­ president Dean Blunk, s e c re ta ry : and Boh A rm strong, tr ea su rer. Other vice-presidents are Dixon J. Holman. Robert M. P ayn e, and A Leslie Ballard. Several visiting firemen —A ssem ­ blymen elected Wednesday—wera on hand to witness proceedings. An all-Assembly retreat was set for N ovem ber 20. Longhorns Blue, Fans A n ti-S M U , Terrace Is C lu e An anti-SMU pep rally will b« held on te r ra c e of the Main Building F rid a y at 7 p m , remind* Joe Brown, head yell leader. the The m arch To he honored will he the entire L e g h o r n backfield. Speeches from several of them a re on the agenda. down G uad alup e starts in front of the Women s Tri- its w ay down the Dorms, winds D rag to Twenty-first Street, ea st to Littlefield Fountain, and up to the Main Building. ‘'There is a need on this c a m p u s for everyone to join together and It has alw ays been act as a whole a is tradition never too late to start w inning,” said Joe Brown, head yell leader. to win for us It F orm al cerem onies initiation will be held T h ursday, November 1 at 5 p rn. in B atts Hall Auditori­ um. C o op to Ilav #* Party F riday Shangri-La Co-Op will entertain Oak Grove Co-op F rid a y with a Halloween p a rty at 8 pan 'Human Relations Progress Needed' Says Ford Official P ro g icss in h u m an relations must go hand industrial in hand with and technological progress, a F’ord Motor C om pan y offi< lal said T hu rs­ day night the T e x a s P m sonnet and M anagem ent Association in an address lo lf it do* - we can he confident that all of employees i to a b e tter a A Beaver, m a n a g e r of d a r e d . us m an ag e m en t and dike a r e on the road nd fuller life,'' T homas Ford Motor C ompany saint led-pei so u n d , dr- Mr, B eaver spoke at Hie TF* conference annual sixteenth JA s O R A N G E A N D B LA C K streamers are being tw isted in fo , shape b y the Union Dance C o m m it­ t e e under th e supervision of Phil d F oote c h a ir­ Free in Union Toni ght e r left. They are d e c o ra tin g fo r the G ho st to n ig h t Gobi'n-s in the Union free dance v UT Ghosts to Gambol At Halloween Dance Famed US Author Known for Tales O f Violence, Fury STOCKHOLM, Sweden UU Amer­ ican novelist E rn est Hemingway T h u rsd a y won the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature. and style The 56-year-old w rite r, whose violence- hard-boiled packed tales set a p a tt e r n for 20th j C entury prose the w orld around, will receive a gold m e dal and a check for 181,646 Swedish crowns I < abo ut $35,0001. f The literary prize an d the a n ­ nual a w ard s in medicine, chemis­ tr y and physics will be presented by Sweden’s King G u sta f Adolf VI a t a traditional c e re m o n y here I D e c e m b e r IO. W i n n e r of it the physics and ch em istry prizes still a r e to be j n am ed . Announcement a lread y has the Nobel Peace been m ad e that this year. P rize will be withheld Hemingway is the sixth Ameri- can-born author to win the literary prize. The a w a rd s w e re set up by the will of Alfred Nobel, Swed­ ish inventor of d y n am ite, who died in 1896. Hemingway, whose adventurous life m atches the exploits of many j of his heroes, w as picked for the honor by the Swedish Royal Aca­ d e m y of Literature. ★ He alm ost won the prize Inst y e a r hut was nosed out by perhaps the greatest p h r a s e m a k e r of his ti m e Sir Winston Churchill, who writes, orates, paints and runs the British government A source close to the academ y that its m e m b e rs decided said since Hemingway w as slated to receiv e the aw a rd eventually "we m ight as well give it to him now, before he kills h im se lf" in some exploit. E a rlie r this y e a r, when it was feared that H em in gw ay had been killed in a plane c ra s h in Africa, the m a n y new spapers criticized ac a d e m y for not giving him the prize, it to A rm s ," The author of such classics as "A Farewell "F o r Whom the Bell Tolls,” "T he Snows of K ilim an jaro " and " T h e Old Man and the Sea" w as chosen over a strong slate of candidates. Among the other contenders w ere Iceland's B ald er Laxness, G r e e c e ’s Niko Kazantzakis and F r a n c e ’s Albert C amus. Dean Holland New Director Dean Jack Holland w as recently to the board of directors e l e c t e d of the Texas Society for Crippled in Dallas. Children at a m eetin g Ballroom of the Union. N at Wil­ liams and his o rc h e s tra will fur­ nish music. F e atu red in the floor show will be the da n c e te am of Betty Burgin and W arren Robertson.* O thers a p ­ pearing include Mary F ra n c e s Hodge and Elizabeth Holm, and a duet composed of Richard an d Joe F re d Martinez. "N o costum es a r e required for " J u s t the pep the d a n c e ," come a s you a re after r a lly .” said Foote. team in g up on T h re e T ex as Union com m ittees a r e the dance. Decorations a re being p rep ared by the da n c e and a r t com m ittees, while the hospitality com m ittee will ho on hand F ri d a y night to w e l­ come UT goblins. Cowboys, Spurs Nominate 35 Men Sixteen students h a v e b e e n n o m ­ to Cowboys and nineteen inated n am ed to Silver Spurs. New Cowboys a r e J e r e Bone, S am B radshaw , Robert F errell, E rie Greenfield, Bob G reer, R us­ sell G regory, M arshall Harrell, Bob Keith, B ern a rd Lovejoy, I-ouis Paine, Kenneth Pinson, Howard Richards. Bo Sexton, Boh Siege!, Webb Sowden, and Joe Wolfe. Those n am ed to Silver Spurs a r e Alvin Frieden, Dick F o e rster, Ro Ir­ by G regg, Munzer K hair, Henry McKown, and Ju d d Miller. F r e d Nagle, J e r r y Prew it, Joe RusSo, David Shelmire, Dan Smith, J i m Wright, Alex Vaught, Floyd Hayes, T o m m y LeBleu, Chesly Wood, George Schnieder, J a c k Ritter, and David Wright. Rep, Student Parties Gain Election Prestige Twelve Student P arty, nine in ­ dependent, and eight R e p re s e n ta ­ tive P a rty candidates w ere elected to offices in Wednesday elections. lost by eleven f i v e Student P a rty , four R epresentative P a r t y Elections w ere independents, and candidates. REW Theme To Be Named Sunday for '55 The first m ass meeting for the 1951-55 Religious E m p hasis Week co m m itte e will be held Sunday a t I p.m. in the U niversity “ Y " At that tune, the y e a r s th em e for Religious E m p hasis at the U niversity will be announced All students interested in working on REU com m itte es are asked to a t ­ tend time, interest preferen ce c a rd s will be filled out to help the Steering C o m ­ mittee assign students to c o m m it­ tees in which they have a specific interest. the m eeting: at that There a re five broad a r e a s with subcom m ittees under each of th em this y e a r; each of these a re a s will have a c h a ir m a n and co-chairm an. The s a m e a rr a n g e m e n t will la* foi- k wed for 'h e subcom mittees. The first a re a is Publicity d is ­ com m unications and poster play co m m ittee s will h e organized undei publicity. In t h e P ro g ra m a re a , the subcom m ittees will he sem inal * and panels house visitation sch ed­ uling. and local speakers. Worship sub com m ittees a t e spiritual p r e ­ pa red ness and worship One a r e a will work with the faculty; the subcom m ittees in< hide luncheon, faculty contact the and ! S p eak ers’ a re a the su bco m m ittee s a re hospitality and church rela- i lions. faculty activities. faculty In Five of the Student P a rty and independent cand idates were two unopposed Stanley Adams R epresentative P a rty , was elected Arts and Sci­ ences A ssem blym an with 145 first- plnco votes R osetta McGregor, Student Party, received 163 first- place votes in her A&S race Stu­ dent P a rty nom inee I ie je Daily's first and second-place votes totaled 198 Other w in ners in AAS with first and second-place v o t e s wer e Shirley Cohen, Student Party, 191; liv e n DeVore Student Party, 176; and Nancy Walker, independent. 164 and First second-place votes were also recorded by the Flec­ tion Commission in the P h a rm a c y levels Rieger, in­ Assembly race dependent with 91 vote- •< i s de. d a r e d winner f Mike Squibb w as elected Archi­ tecture A* e m b ly m a n with 87 first, fourth-place second third, independently votes Squibb ra n Oilier winner- clef ted by a plur­ and ality cif votes, w e re ; Business Adm inistration Bob Siege!, 238 vote Max Bevil, 209 Tom P rim m 174; and Dan Slaugh­ ter 168 All w e n * endorsed by the R epresentative P arty P rim m and Levi i s second place votes were counted Education Marty Phelps inde­ pendent 112; and Weejee Sutton. Student Party, 111 Engineering Dick Berger Rep­ resentative P arty . 173; Don Hart R epresentative P a rty , 152; Ray Rahke R ep resen tative Party, 148 and Sam Bradshaw Student P arty 146 Fine Arts .Jo Ann Caldwell, in­ dependent 92, and Jeanine Gloss, Student Party, 90 G raduate (u n o p p o s ed t Ed Con­ nell Student P a rty , 14, Kenneth J. Cox independent 13 and Ja ck Smith, Student P a r t y 6 Law Byron Fullerton, 171; and Paul Kirton 156 Both ran without .par'> support. UT students a tten d in g the Texas Union Halloween Dance Fridas night after in for an e x tra tr e a t, dan ce com m it­ tee chairm an Phil Foote announced Thursday. the pep rally a re Appearing on tile floor show ut the “ Ghost and Goblin" ball will be a group of cast m e m b e rs from " H e rn a n d o 's H id eaw ay ,” annual Mica m usical comedy that is now in the re h earsal stag e. F re e to all U niversity students, the d ance will he held rn the .Main Phi Eta Sigma to Give Tea for Initiates Nov. 2 Phi E ta Sigm a, scholastic honor fraternity for fr e s h m a n men, will honor fall initiates and new fresh­ men who h a v e a cceptab le scores on the A m e ric a n Council on E du­ cation Psychological Examination "T e a Sippers’ with an P arty " in the R a r e Books Room of the Main Building lo 5 from 3 p.m., T uesday. N ovem ber 2. a n n u a l F reshm en e n g in e e rs scoring 13a or more on the exam inations are Bobby Lyle A lexander, John E arl Archer. R o bert I. of o< 1 sentence." ( ‘view' of the ! Of Communist tor far iy were decorate ♦d lot• ou ' s t a n conduct a.i PO3 liers never wave ret! 1|| f fl|* "T h e vast nr cUUllife o i l In Only this fall th re e new m e m b e r s have been accep ted in Alpha L a m b d a Delta, national scholastic h on orary freshm en women, announced Miss Helen Flinn, assistan t dean of w om en and sponsor. society for T hey a r e Cleo A vera, Nancy Haston, and Kathleen Agnew. Re- Texas Women on Juries? KTBC Debate M onday T exas jury preventing on juries? the s u b j e c t Is the sy s tem justi- in fled from wornen serv mg This question of d eba te on will he KTBC’-TV Monday when the L ea­ gue of Women Voters p re s e n ts the panel show. produced by the Uni­ v e rs ity of Texas Television Work­ shop. The panel of four m e m b e r s will include Judge Will Wilson, J e s s Irwin, Hobby Burlage, and H e r ­ I) K Backen, m a n Jo nes Mrs p resident of the Austin L eag ue of Women Voters, will act as m o d e ra tor. Student producer will he William Sickles, senior television an d radio m a jo r. F aculty production will he by Boh Blaustone U t CX tai Cj( aes u c r c FRIDA \ 8 15 G en eral Assembly, T e x a s P e i sonnel and M a n a g e m e n t A‘ s o r p t i o n Hogg Auditorium 9- 12 and tot UT-SMU G y m . I 4 30 Ticket dc i a u . s G regory gam** 1-9 30 “ Hernando s Hideaway re h e a r s a ls . Texas Union 309 IO Organic Chemiatry S em inar C h em istry Building 15 12 15 Luncheon. T exas Personnel an d Management Association T ex as I ’nion I 15 “ Focus on F o rty A cres," KTBC-TV 5 30 C a n te rb u ry Club coffee 2607 U niversity Avenue 6 .30 Dads Association exec utive m eetin g Texas Union 6 30 Newm an Club h a y rid e sta rts from Newman Annex N u m b er I s ta lls tri-dorm* w om en'* front of 7 P e p rally in 7 15 D u p l i c a t e Bridge Club, Texas Union 315. ts. 7:30 ESA squaie dance 2001 Willi­ 7 IO Chess Club Texas Union 301 Inter-Vat sity C h ris tm a s F el­ 7 :30 lowship, Texas Union #01 7 30 “ Ghost and Goblin ' dance T e x a s Union 7 30 Unitarian Student F ellowship, in ternation al Room, T e x a s Union. p rogress T h u rsd ay and F rid a y at the University. Over 400 business, g overnm ent, and education person­ nel w orkers a re attending B eaver said F 'ords personnel th ree security, policies a re built basic h u m an aspirations opportunity, and recognition. around “ P e rm a n e n c e of em ploym ent is only one type of security that the em ploym ent he e m p h a ­ seeks ' sized “ The confidence and self- a ss u ra n c e that he is doing a good job, and that it is appreciated by long way to­ his supervisor go a w ard for secu rity ." satisfying his desire A general assem bly session will Charles A lead off F r i d a y 's meetings. Perlitz Jr.. senior v u t president and d irector of th* Continental Oil Company in Hous­ ton will v[>eak on "Top M anage­ ment I/aoks at the IVrsonnel F un c­ to 9 a m. tion business meeting and election of officers a fter the 8 45 P e r l i t e s talk, Following Mr Lieutenant G eneral I D. White, com m anding general of the F'ourth Army will discuss "M ilitary M an­ a g e m e n t ' There will he a special education in Texas Union 315-316 meeting from 9 to 12 a m. F: F. Scoutten, director of in­ dustrial relations. Maytag C om­ pany. will a dd ress the 12:15 lun­ cheon meeting He will speak on "T h e C are and Feeding of E xecu ­ tives ” Dr L I). Haskew, U niversity vice-president and College of E du­ cation dean, ad dressed the opening meeting Thursday. in " T e x a s is playing the big leagues now. industrially and o th er­ wise and needs to g ear its e d u c a ­ tional p ro g r a m to stiffer com peti­ tion, ’ he said. r T H O M A S A. BEAVER Humans are im portant, too. Athletics Stay In Philadelphia Fine Longhorn Finish ’ Bible Still Predicts ' Friday. O c to b e r 29. 1954 T K F D A IL Y T E X A N Paqa 2 Shorthorns to M eet Mustang Frosh Today B s N U K J O H N H O N r tixmn Sport* S t a f f ! ' ! O ti band? ,( p o w e r f u l r i m e Texan Sh o rth o rn s th e ir b acks to tw o stra ig h t v t- the w a ll a fte r look b a rk s. cla sh w ith the S M I C ol'- Ooni ■ F rid a y at 2 p.m . in M em or ial .< < f,< broon e le v e n * w ill foi thmr first vouthw est T h e C o lts * • a . onfei er.ee start < .Stadium T h e Shorthorns w ilt tie try in g to reg ain their b a la n ce am ) get liar k into the co n feren ce ra c e after t a ing defeat at ti B a y lo r Cub- and the R ic o Owlet- IT M v a son in T e m p le losin g to the B a y lo r Cubs 19-7 In their second -start last w eek, they ab so rb ed a defeat T h e F ro sh opened the the hands of '., | q to t h e O n l et s OO T h e S M I : •am w i t h a J u n i o r G i l l ' T h e b a t t lr of q u i rf et t Wa l t F o n d ) Fio*~h opened the »ea- ;! 7 v a tory o et p a ris ,ji;ip< up a - a b a ttle chen Sh o rth o rn o d Colt R a y Mas- h other. F o n d ) [a dm t of L a m a r Payne Takes Crown In'Mural T ennis Play ny L im it ; 111 M I L S I n i n In t r a m u r a l < w -o rfllnater hur led downs. . rfir ce R o b ert - H a lJ tou ch ­ tennis K a p p a A lp h a 's G e o rg e P a y n e fought his w a y T h u rs d a y into the F r a te r n it y to d u m p B ill A. W a lt rip of A lp h a T a u O m ega t; 0, 6-1, for the C lass A ch a m p io n tup in the F r a te r n it y D ivisio n then proceeded fin a ls of Cia D o r m t h e i r h I! w i 'N' cro w n ed c h a m p io n of in C la s s A D o r m s by dr 'f .lu g ' D ' i m F C 20-0 and t hus r e m a i n e d u n b e a t e n Jo e M in ­ ion ria < d touchd ow ns tint W ith i n H a r ris K O y a rd ncam- for a t o u c h d o w n w a s tho h ig h ­ ’ << for P a y n e had m o ved in?*) the fin als ea rlier the d a y b y d efeating fop-seeded Jo h n R o sc n q u ist of Sag m a Chi. 7-5. 7-5, in the semi-final in In tra m u ra l touch football p lay into tis had the w in n e rs a d v a n c e fin als in their re s p e c tiv e d ivisio n In C lass A, A f M f i rode behind (tic passing of Mer kle M c C o y to w h ip into the 26-0 and m o ve A P Til fin als again st A S M L , M c C o y pa ed three R o b ert Sh I els intra cepted pass IO y a r d s for the other score tou chd o w n s, w h ile re tu rn e d an for l i ght f o r (tie w i n n e r s . B ru n e tte w h ose o n ly loss c a m e on p e n e tra tio n s to M c C ra c k e n , w ilt c a i n tai.- I hat f lu b in ifs leagu e fin a l after e d g i n g B e c k House, 18- 11 J am een passed fo r a ll th re e sc o n . for B ru n e tte f» T i- show i nr! d efen sive n o s e B a i c h a r k C a r ! P a r k e r w a s the w h o le of- for fbi H u stle rs d rub bed TTO P a r ker p ass­ for then com p leted his s c o r­ for the rl iv b y ru n ning b ack in te rc e p te d B a r e b a c k pass 68 touchdow ns, frris iv f If. lls e r ! fn, another ing an y a rd s fo ur ran C lass A C liff C o u rts s o o te d Rob lend. then, relied erts H a ll's 19-13 on the a c c u ra te p a ssin g of But dette W a r n e r to d efea t Ro b ert cd 27-19, in a th rille r W a r n e r pa the for for a ll w inner s, w h ile T h o m a s Mr Pita til tou chd o w n s four .C ia - yietorie- lo p s id e d h ig h lig h ted B p la y , led by C a n t e r b u r y ’s 10-6 ro m p o v el T w in P in e s . Jo h n I a tt e r t pa- • I four tim es for sc o r­ ing a e r i a l 1 to F u g c n c P a ttn ks and ra n for two o t h e r o n e a 60-yarder tour h d o w n s AL Opposes Plans Of Philly Syndrcate H ig h of H ouston w a s n am ed the top schoolboy fo o tb a lle r o f the y e a r last season as he led his ‘earn to the state 4A ch a m p io n sh ip . M a s te rs a s ta r w ith B ro w n w o rt! H ig h School last y e a r , is the C o ifs ’ j o u tsta n d in g b a rk . fn the C o lt-O w lct that M a s te rs tussle did the b a li.” it w a s said " e v e r y t h in g but c e n te r S M C o p e ra te s out of the sta n d a rd T fo rm a tio n and s w itch e s o cca sio rv d lv info the sp re a d fo rm a tio n In the second h a lf of the O w le t con­ test the the S M U frosh o p e ra te d sp read to b re a k the fight O w le t defen se in an effo rt J e r r y C o neliso n T h e rugged Colt. line is a n c h o re d by a 220-pound ta c k le fro m T e m p le B o b b y B e r g . eft a M em p h is, 'Penn , g u a rd , and end J e r r y A d a m s of M u r r a y , K y . S la te d to start rn the b a ck fie ld w ith F o n d re n a r c C u rtis R e e v e s of W ic h ita F a lls and M ic k e y S m ith of H ouston I .a m a r at the h a lfb a c k slots and Jo h n n y F la m at fu llb a c k O u ts ta n d in g p e rfo rm e rs so f a r this y e a r in the S h o rth o rn line a re flours De] H o m m e of B a y to w n , A u s tin M c C a llu m ’s W ill and W e s W y m a n , and C a r l C a rp e n te r of P o rt A rth u r. N E W Y O R K O rt. 28 l?) T h e g ro g g y P h ila d e lp h ia A t h l e t i c s sta yed fn the h an d s of the M a c k f a m ily T h u rs d a y night a fte r the tad of an eight-m an P h ila d e lp h ia sy n ­ d ic a te w a s thum b ed d ow n b y the six-hour A m e r ic a n T e ag u e . m e etin g in a A c c o rd in g to one c lu b e x e c u tiv e , the se cre t vote on the p ro p o sal to sell to the P h ila d e lp h ia s y n d ic a te It w a s b elie ve d N ew Y o rk w a s 4-4 in oppo sitio n and B a lt im o r e w e re and and C le v e la n d fa v o ra b le 'P la t left C h i­ cago, Bo ston , and P h ila d e lp h ia to for. Six vo tes a re he acco u n ted needed to a p p ro v e n ew o w n e rs D e tro it, W a sh in g to n , C h a r le s C o m is k e y vice -p re sid e n t said in the the stock re aso n for the C h ic a g o W h ite Sox of “ d iv e rg e n c e of op inion a M a c k f a m ily on how m u st he so ld ” w a s a rhe o w n e rs ’ re fu s a l. “ I w ill not com e b a ck to a n y m o re m e e tin g s u ntil the M a c k fa m ily <91-year-old C o nn ie and his tw o sons, E a r l e and R o y ) h as set­ tled th e ir ow n a f fa ir s a m o n g th e m ­ se lves It seem s they c a n ’t m a k e up th e ir m in ds T h e re a re o th e rs w h o fee) the sa m e ” Ga. Tech Suspends Five Top Gridded I B i l l y T e as, A T L A N T A Or t 28 I * H a lfb a c k top G e o rg ia T e c h ’s ground gainer and fo ur o th e r T e c h football p la y e rs w e re suspended T h u rs d a y for the re m a in d e r of the season. C o a ch B o b b y o n ly that the fiv e w e re cut the for ru les, v io la tin g squad I xxid w o u ld sa y from c u rfe w G u a rd - ta c k le .f a k ir S h o e m a k e r a se n io r from C h a tta n o o g a , w a s suspended a short tim e a f te r the o th e r four . A lso suspended w e re h a lfb a c k L a r r y R u ffin , g u a rd H a r v e y B r o w n and ta c k le Jo h n l^tsch. to b u y in d u s tria lis t, E a r l H illig a n , d ir e c to r of p u b lic league, said the re la tio n s for the $3,375,000 o ffe r b y A rn o ld Jo h n so n . C h ic a g o the A ’s arni m o ve the clu b to K a n s a s C ity w a s not discu ssed at th is m e etin g H illig a n had a nn o u nced at an O c to b e r 12 m e etin g in C h i­ cag o that Jo h n so n had been ap ­ p roved as an o w n e r and K a n s a s C it y as a site, pending sale of the stor k b y the M a c k f a m ily to talk W h e th e r Jo h n so n w ill m a k e a n ­ o th e r hid the M a c k to a c q u ire stock w a s not p o sitive H e said he w a n te d things o v e r w ith his la w y e r before d e c id in g on his next step. H o w e v e r, he sa id he s till w a s hopeful of gettin g the c lu b for K a n s a s C ity . Jo h n s o n 's la w y e r . E d w a r d L V o lle r s of C h ic a g o , said it w a s h is op inion that " I f w e w e re to m a k e a n o th e r o ffe r, it w o u ld re ­ the q u ire no league fu rth e r a ctio n b y A th le tic D ir e c t o r D a n a X B ib le p re d icte d T h u r s d a y th a t the T e x a s Lo n g h o rn s w o u ld e m e r g e fro m the c u rre n t tu rm o il and m a k e " a fine fin is h .” B ib le , w h o re m e m b e re r! ho w h.» 1938 tea m w'ent a ll the w a y to the last, g a m e b efo re w in n in g , p re d ic t­ ed the L o n g h o rn s w ill put a h a p p y c lim a x to a n o th e rw is e d ra b se a ­ son. H e w a s re fe r r in g to the u p ro a r w h ic h h as sent nin e of the squad p a ck in g out of H ill H a ll fo r b re a k ­ ing tra in in g and c u rfe w ru le s T e x a s w a s ra te d so high b e fo ic the season s ta rte d , B ib le said, that it w ould h a v e been d iffic u lt for the team to " s p r in g a n y p le a s a n t s u rp ris e s .” the c o a c h in g sta ff, he for " W e h a v e a h a rd - w o rk in g * A s said, and d e s e rv in g g ro u p C e r ta in ly th ey m e rit o u r co n fid e n ce and sup­ port. A nd lose sight of rhe f a c t th a t the v a s t m a jo r it y of ex ten d in g o u r boys h a v e been th e m se lv e s th e ir c a p a c if y .” le t's not lim it of the to lo n g h o rn s B ib le re m in d e d T e x a s fans th a t the lost, o n ly top " N o t r e D a m e , O k la h o m a , te a m s. and A rk a n s a s a ll ra n k am o n g th*- n atio n 's top fiv e , w'hile R ic e a lso has a good team ” to F o r I>onghorn fans, B ib le sa id , m a d if you lik e and blo w off let m e u rge you not loose W h e n w e h a v e r e ­ us th e y should m a k e steam , but to turn ve rse s, s tro n g e r.” to v ic t o r y He said, “ One of m y e a r ly te a m s into ifs fin a l h ere af T e x a s w e n t g am e w ith o u t a its c re d it. B u t those 1938 boys chose to tie re m e m b e re d in ste ad as the team that sa ve d M e m o r ia l S ta d iu m tra d itio n b v h e a tin g the A ggies. A f in e fin ish m a d e h ero e s of those boys and it ra n do the sa m e for the 1954 s q u a d .” ' Mural Schedule t MI HAV Tt)l ( H MXH HAI.I. ( la** A .’> p rn S^hnpn v* S a n ria b rie ! R a id e r s P F M vs W e s t m in s t e r N e w m a n C lu b vs A i r Force RO TC rn u WM S tT IR f ' i rn Outstanding buy for value-wise men! JACKETS and SLACKS of fine ALL-WOOL fabrics that give you style, comfort and exceptional wear . . . at a g o o d news b u d g e t price 1495 each THE JACKETS at 14.95 • Wool sheen gabard ne in beige. cCcoa brown, grey and skipper WjO. 9 Woo! flannel rn pend grey oxford grey and oatm eal tan, • Zip front, taro f np pockets shirred side w aistband for snug fit. • Both styles in full size ranges, 34 to 46 regular. 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North American Aviation Los Angeles will interview here October 29 On Campus with Max S'hulman. ( A u t h o r o f “ B a r t f o o l B o y W i t * C h e e k , ” r t e . ) W H A T E V E R Y YOUNG COED SHO ULD W E A R G a t h e r rou nd , g irls . S n a p open a p a ck o f P h ilip M o r ris , lig h t up, re la x an d e n jo y th a t m ild f r a g r a n t v in ta g e tobacco w h ile O ld D a d te lls you ab ou t the la te s t cam p u s fash io n s. T h e key w o rd th is y e a r is carinal. B e cas u a l. B e sla p d a sh . B e ra k is h . Im p ro v is e . In v e n t y o u r o w n en sem bles — lik e ski p a n ts w ith a peek- a-boo blouse, lik e p a ja m a b ottom s w ith an e rm in e stole, lik e a hooky s w e a te r w ith a d irn d l. ( D ir n d l, in c id e n ta lly , is one o f the t r u ly fa s c in a t in g w o rd s in the E n g lis h la n g u a g e . E ty m o lo g is ts h ave q u a rre le d o ve r it- o rig in f o r y e a rs . So m e hold w ith P r o fe s s o r M a n le y B k th a t D irn d l is a c o r r u p ­ tio n o f D a rd a n e lle and is so nam ed because it resem bles th e s k irts w o rn b y the w om en o f t h a t region . T h is th e o ry is at firs t g la n c e p la u s ib le , b u t b egins to f a ll a p a r t w hen yo u co n sid er t h a t th e re a r e no w om en in the D a rd a n e lle re g io n because o f the loathesom e lo cal custom o f fe m a le in f a n tic id e .) (A n o t h e r th e o ry is a d v a n c e d by L)r. C ly d e F e ll. D irn d l, sa y s he, is a c o n tra c tio n o f " d a i r y in tile d e ll" and re fe rs to the m ilk m a id is h a p p e a ra n c e o f the s k irt. B u t a g a in close e x a m in a tio n cau ses one to a b an d o n a p la u sib le h y p o th e sis. A s e v e ry ch ih ! kn o w s, it is not “ d a ir y in the d e ll" but “ f a r m e r in the d e ll" , in w h ic h case the s k ir t should be c a lle d not d ir n d l but firndl. (T h e r e a re some w ho con ten d w e w ill n e ve r know the (r u e o rig in s o f d irn d l. T o those fa in t h e a rte d C a s s a n d ra s I sa y , re m em b er how e v e ry o n e lau g h ed a t E d is o n an d F r a n k lin and F u lto n a n d M a rc o n i an d S ig a fo o s . IS ig a fo o s , in case you h av e fo rg o tte n , in v e n te d the n o s tr il, w ith o u t w h ich b re a th in g , as w e kn o w it to d a y , w o u ld n o t be p o ssib le.) T h e o rig in s o f d ir n d l w i l l be fo u n d , sa y I. and a n y o n e w h o b elieves the c o n t r a r y is a lily - liv e re d c h u rl and if h e ’ll step o u tsid e fo r a m in u te, I ’ll g iv e h im a th ra s h in g he w o n ’t soon fo r g e t .) B u t I d igress. W e w e re sm o k in g a P h ilip M o rn - and t a lk in g a b ou t the la te s t cam p u s style s. C a s u a l, we a g ree , is the key w o rd . B u t c a s u a l need not m ean d ra b . L iv e n up y o u r o u tfits w ith a touch o f g la m o r E v e n the lo w ly d u n g a re e and m an-shir? c o m b in a tio n can be m ade e x c itin g if y o u ’ll ad orn it writh a sim p le n ecklace o f 120 m a tch ed diam ond s. W it h B e rm u d a sh o rts, w e a r gold k nce-cym bals. B e gu id ed by the fa m o u s poet Cosm o S ig a fo o s (w h o se b ro th e r S a m it w a s w h o in v e n te d the n o s t r il) w ho w ro t e : S p a r k l e , m y b e a u t y , S h i m m e r a n d t h i n e , T h e n i g h t i t y o u n g , T h e a i r ' t l i ke t i l ne, C l i n g t o a l eaf , H a n g on a vi ne, C r a w l on y o u r bel l y, I t ' t t i m e t o di ne. ( M r . S ig a fo o s , it sh ould be ex p lain ed , w a s w r it in g about a g lo w ­ w o rm . In se cts, as e v e ry o n e know s, a re am o n g M r. S ig a fo o s ’ f a v o r ite su b je cts fo r poems. W h o can e v e r fo rg e t his im m o rta l O d e t o a Bol l W e e v i l I O r h is T u m b l i n g A l o n g W i t h t he T u m b l i n g T u m b l e b u g f O r his F l y G e n t l y , S w e e t A p h i d I M r. S ig a fo o s has been in a c tiv e sin ce the in v e n tio n o f D D T . ) B u t I d igress. W e w e re sm o kin g a P h ilip M o rris and d is cu ssin g fa sh io n s. I yet us tu rn now to h e a d w e a r. T h e m o tif in h ats th is y e a r w i ll he f a m ilia r A m e r ic a n scenes. T h e re w ill be m odel1- to t i t e v e r y head — f o r ex am p le, the “ E m p ir e S t a t e B u ild in g " fo r ta ll th in h ea d s; the “ Je ffe rs o n M e m o r ia l’’ f o r s q u a tty on<‘s; “ N ia g a r a b a lls '' f o r dry’ sca lp s. F e a t u r e o f the co llectio n is the “ S ta tu ® o f L ib e r t y ,” com p lete w ith a to rch t h a t a c t u a lly b u rns. T h is is v e r y h a n d y fo r lig h t in g y o u r P h ilip M o rris e s , w h ic h is v e ry im p o rta n t because no m a tte r h o w good P h ilip M o rris e s a re, t h e y ’re n o w h ere unless you lig h t them . W e com e now to the h ig h lig h t o f this y e a r ’s fa sh io n p a r a d e — a m ad fa d t h a t ’s sw e e p in g th*? c h ic set a t high tone cam p uses a ll o v e r the c o u n try . A il the g a ls w h o a re in the v a n , in the sw im , and in the k n o w a re d o in g it. D o in g w h a t, you a s k ? G e ttin g tatto oed , o f c o u rs e ! Y o u ju s t d o n ’t ra te these d a y s unless y o u ’ve got a t least an a n c h o r on y o u r biceps. I f you r e a lly w a n t to be the e n v y o f the c am p u s , get y o u r s e lf a fo u r m asted schooner, o r a h e a rt w ith F A T H E R p rin te d in sid e o f it, o r a — I in t e r r u p t th is co lu m n to b rin g you a sp e cial a n n o u n c e m e n t A ru n n e r h as ju s t handed me the fo llo w in g b u lle tin : “ T h r o rig in o f the w o rd d ir n d l has a t long last been d isco vered . O n J u n e 27, 1846, D u s ty S c h w a rtz , the fa m o u s scout and In d ia n fig h te r, w e n t into the G o ld en N u g g e t S a lo o n in C h ey en n e, W y o m in g . T h e G o ld en N u g g e t had ju s t im p o rte d a n ew e n t e r t a in e r fro m the E a s t . S h e cam e out an d did h e r dance in p in k tig h ts . D u s ty S c h w a r t z had n e v e r seen a n y t h in g lik e th a t in his life , an d he w as m uch im p ressed . H e w a tch ed w ith keen in te re s t as she did h e r n um b er*, an d he th o u g h t about h e r a ll the w a y home. W h e n he got home, his w if e F e ld s p a r was w a it in g to show him a new s k irt she had m ade f o r h e rs e lf. ‘ H o w do you lik e m y new s k ir t , D u s t y ? ' -air! F e ld s p a r H e looked at the la rg e vo lum in o u s g a rm e n t, then thought o f the p in k tig h ts on the d a n c in g g irl. ‘ Y o u r s k ir t is d a rn d u ll,’ said D u sty . ‘ D a r n d u ll’ w as la t e r sho rten ed to ‘d ir n d l’ w h ich is how d irn d ls CMU ttfetHmtn l‘f | got t h e ir nam e.” This column it brought to you by the makert of PH ILIP M ORRI? who think you would enjoy their exgarette. & /m m w rn * D A N A X. B IB L E Western H A T S — S H I R T S S U I T S — J E A N S Ja c k e t s — Skirts L A D I E S ' B A G S B I L L F O L D S G o v e s — B e lt s jF * i G y I C A PITO L SAD DLERY 1614 L a v a c a Congress Ave. Auto Parts 508 So u th C o n g re s s A u to Parts N ew and Used Radios— Heaters Phone 8-5736 Special Deal For Students SPEEDWAY R A D IO & T E L E V IS IO N ..— - T V SALES SERVICE Ph.7-3846 ( l y rn (lith nf mr mn A LONG m FACE I I t M VV I I V have your watch expertly repaired I year unconditional guarantee >023 2 D ay Service KRUGER'S I 2236 Guadalupe ypmnrers FREI: CH£K lon g A » b rin g yo u r m a c h in e you g o as to ’ T ex a t," In — we will B L O W T H E D UST A N D LIN T O U T W I T H C O M P R E S S E D A IR L U B R IC A T E and IN S T A L L N E W R IB B O N W a will only c h a rg e yo u fo r (he rib b o n — S t . B R I N G I N T O D A Y 2234 Guadalupe Ph. 6-3525 / * I Tire Headquarters BALANCED RECAPPING (New Tire guarantee) 600* 16 Q ?5 670*15 0 exchange Brake Service W h e el B ala n cin g Sale on N ew Tires O f f ic ia l Im p a c tio n S ta tio n Spinal Bud pet terms See Chuck W hiteh ead SPIRES TIRE CO. 3510 Guadalupe t h a t , th votecl f o r m e • ......................... With th is do ne , I went to the* All-Inclusive h e a d q u a r t e r s . " So now I 'm s h a k i n g fe elers. j m o n e y T he in a c t i o n to see o u r t h a n a n y o t h e r school se ld o m get you a t e a m I logia ie a c t i v it i e s A f r a t e r n i t y will D on't -JYy job, w on t "-up- J footb all C o c k r o a c h P a r t y for e n d o r s e m e n t . I e l e c t i o n s n e x t M o n d a y . I s u r e I in t h e Sou th! one dele - w ould a p p r e c i a t e all y o u r o a c h e s ’ " A r e yo u m o r a l l y fit? j g a t e a s k e d . " H o w do you feel about su p p o r t. ^.lections: -5 i circe A good place for the new Assem bly members to dig in right aw ay is a way to get rid of the balled-up unfair Dalby sy s­ tem that has plagued student government, far too many years. Everybody complains about it, anybody who has dealt in politics curses it, vote- counters scream about it, but nobody has succeeded in doing anything about it. So, in this last election, Assem bly candidates had to fight it again, and a lot of them felt cheated. T hey probably wer$. The Dalby system , with its preferential order of voting, has become political child’s play for the old pros on campus. T hey’ve learned to vote Number One for their candidate and leave the rest of the ballot unchecked. That way, they give no second or third place vote to opponents and their candidate has a better chance to pull through in the second or third count. That little trick has gotten to be old stuff on the University campus. All groups don’t indulge, true. But enough of them do to make elections a farce. As long as there is a Dalby system , elections will continue to be farcical. Then there’s the added thorn that some candidates— and this occurred in the last election— have more votes than the win­ ners but don’t get into office at all. Candidates for political offices don’t go into an election; it’s more like a gam e of roulette. It’s not as much a m atter of who gets the most votes as of how the bali bounces. This is elections at The University of Texas. staggering number of them, at th at— don't even understand the preferential system . Some of them just check instead of numbering their choices, and their bal­ lots are autom atically voided. Others vote numerically without realizing the w ay the ballots are counted makes their choice of numbers vitally important. that What can be done? First and foremost, invalidate all ballots on which less than the total number of Assemblymen from a certain school have been marked. Then, ditch the com plicated Dalby system en­ tirely and get a simple, fair, workable system . Vote on the number of people that can be elected without marking pref­ erences and take those with the highest count. Or have a preferential system , but a simplified one. Either way, the candi­ dates with the largest backing will be able always to win. The new Assem blymen are fresh out of com batting the unfairness of an outdated, never - satisfactory vote - counting sham. They know th e drawbacks and political loopholes involved. They have the oppor­ tunity of drawing up a good enough new system to be approved by the student body in the spring election and initiated in the 1955 fall election. ars a n J S ) tr ip e S Suggestion to the traffic department: If a stripe were painted down the nar­ row campus portion of Twenty-fourth Street, drivers would have an easier job estim ating distances and passing each other. Some of the voters on campus— and a Just a suggestion. Charlie Says 'Crunch' and 'Drummer' Make Party Politics 'Hot S tu ff m y a b ility w ill m a k e m y s u p p o r t e r s p r o u d u p ole D r u m m e r R o a c h in a w a y thai I hope . t i m e he ad d ed , " T h a t ’ll r e a l ly b u m o v e r By C H A R L I E It s a good T h * O f f i c e C o c k r o a c h thin g for m e th is f a ll ’s c a m p u s e le ctio n is fin-! ally o v e r . Now m a y b e I c a n get a little a tt e n ti o n yo u see, I ' m for m y c a m p a i g n r u n n in g for G r a n d l » d g e M a s t e r E x a l t e d of A u s tin D i s t r i c t 7 of the S t a te A s so c ia tio n fo r C o c k r o a c h e s F i r s t I w r o t e m y p l a t f o r m A fte r t h e A d v a n c e m e n t of C a m p u s , I n c lu s iv e P a r t y ? A re you to w o r k y o u r fe e le rs off the. . i n 1 a sk e d to beat t h e m ? t r y i n g s e v e r a l v e r s io n s , fifth e a c h o n e no t to offend a n y vo tin g g ro u p , I finally d e c i d e d on th e f o i - , a t B e l m o n t ? C h a i r m a n C r u n c h lo w in g ; " W h o do you like t r y i n g the in I C o c k r o a c h a s k e d . I g u e s s I s a i d th e right thing. " I b e lie v e th a t t h e G r a n d of 'c a u s e t h e y e n d o r s e d me. 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Lillian O r n i s h She s going to buy th e m for m e is this going w eek. to p r o v e b e c a u s e T e x a s the M u s ta n g s g iv e you f a c t s they a r e n ’t th e r e B u t e v e r y o nce in a while you get one of those " f e e l ­ those in g s" and is one of th is to b e a t I t i m b e r ff„. t h e y I c a n ’t j W e r e it; What a r e t h e y going lo win with? I d r a t h e r not sa y . But if p r e s s e d , I th ink I Now w a t c h th e night s u p e r v i s o r I ’d a n s w e r "guts ’’ I try and c h a n g e th at 1 fortitu de " I to “ in te stinal W hite isn t o u r fault M y D e a r Mr. B e r n ie B r o w n T h a n k you. th a n k y ou e v e r so l e t t e r I.me You h a v e sa k i w b y m u c h f o r g e ttin g y o u r the* F i r i n g a n d o u r th in g s a b o u t o u r p a p e r t e a rn w h ic h w e all k n e w , but have* b e e n u n a b le to sa y . You h a v e the like W illia m Allen sp irit of m e n A n o th e r r a n d o m thought ort foot­ two d o o r­ the b la m e to be lay t h e r e s e e m ball ste p s on w hic h for T e x a s last t h r e e d e f e a ts to i l l C o a c h E d P r i c e ’s (2) T h e L o n g h o r n football if I 'm an yon e s w o n d e rin g lust a hit of it thou ght of p u ttin g a t the door l a b e le d T e x a s stud ent body s p i r i t ? ' ' $ TS m o n t h Ju s t a thought f) ^ \_Jnuortu n ill es . , S c o u t s o f A m e r i c a h a s t * a rc*pr * -c-ntat i\ e o n t h e cm i n t e l I r e l a y . N o vc rn t » T 5 \ o u n g ternti ua f < n I n t e l P a te d in I d i s t r i c t f ie ld w o r k i h i l d r c n Vt a k e a p p o l l i t m e n t * stiidc-Df Kin H a l l a n d ic wi t h a d u l t vcoiuntc-er» ii p l o y r n e n t IB u r e a u P d I r e c t o r s I it. to t>» i n ic T h i s na I' cr C h a m b e r * of 'tnt ° ™ i \> a n d V t vc •ari, o f ai r e k u r t h e r in* r n ? r r n a t i ' i n o ole.-; ment B u r e a u udc-nt m d *450 p e r n o a n d tie o b t a i n e d bK‘ k- itlay n t h in Peso « Hsil PJC, in e v e n We ar e the T e x a n hoc k ed by s u c h fl a n k w o r d s a s yo u rs. T h e y s e l d o m a p ­ the p e a r *in " l u k e w a r m c d - F i r i n g Line. T h e n e x s " of j o u r n a l i s m on th is c a m p u s is w e ll-k n o w n Just th e J o u r n a l ­ w a l k is m Build ing, o r s o m e of t h e la r g e d o r n \ s a n d t h e s t a c k s of u n r e a d T e x a n s into ihe Union look at s t u d e n t the Mr. Brow n, r u n for e d i t o r of Th** i n d e p e n d e n t D a i ly T e x a n a s a n c a n d i d a t e a nd sh all g u a r a n t e e I yo u at least ten votes, one of which sh a ll be m in e in Y o u r s ac r oss the th e e n t r a n c e of sp irit of th e " T R U T H o u r school HO USTON R W ADE ft At Ease, Boy To th e E d it o r : the Q c to b e i 20 T his re a lly should be a d d r e s s e d to W hile M o r n s w h o UiO*e The R o u n d -U p for is sue, lait I r e m e m b e r m y ow n d a y s a s a c o lle g ia te f o u r t h - e s t a t e r w h e n a n y c o rre sp ond e nc e noi a d d r e s s e d the e dito r w a s p r o m p t l y c o n ­ to signee! t i l c a n So you r a n p a ss it on to him to the n e a r e s t Willie, I s y m p a t h i z e with you the 2<)th w a s Your c o lu m n of like the stuff I fait into pi int five y e a r s ago, th a t I th o u g h t you had of my p l a g e n z e d h o r n on# e>ld tut lung -U c o l u m n - When I w a s I felt the way you d o tight now a little o u t r a g e d a t th in g s in get for m y -elf. a e l a l , a little sorry hit confused an d s o m e t i m e a bit d e s e r t e d bf th** r e s t cif the world B u t in five sh o r t y e a r s th e r e h a s bi yo u n g o n e s h a v e y o u c a n b e e r the r e a i m e F e w p e o p l e \ I hie e n o u g h lo o f f e r m e n t e d r is t h e v a r e no! As for the Willie for c a n ’t vote a r e r e s p o n >ffe, tx th e a n d h o p s just , not respon* W atch how si h ie e n o u g h In den ts aet s o m e o f o u r n < on.sider w h e n s o b e r , It s a n a p ­ h o w p a l l i n g t h e t i m e y o u g e t o u t of s e r v i c e , y o u ll h a v e tit u n k y o n i se lf i n t o a s t u p o r so o f t e n y o u ’ll b e g l a d y o u bael t h o s e e x t i . i t h o u g h t Anyhow, b y t o vot fellow arid t h e y cf b«* d r u n k s o b e r y e a t x t h i n g s You h o l l e r a b u n c h of al i o t h t h e y a t e a s tc>o b u t o t h e r r e b u t t a b l e a s these* I v e m e n t i o n e d Y c»u c y n i c in r e a l i t y y o u h i c a n Willie t h e R a n g e r Ixiys i d e a l i s t , s a y y o u arc* But i d e a l ­ ists , t o o Y ou r e l o o k i n g f o r U t o p i a c o n s i d e r b u t t h e y a r e y o u r s e l f j u s t a s a blit W IE L FICK j a p r e t t y Pogo Give Joy a jingle. . . . at 2-2473 FOR Q U IC K A C T IO N O N DAILY TEXAN CLASSIFIED ADS Lost and Found Special Services For bale ii.u t • a t m s i c e n is o n iL D , t h e i a i n e b u t p l e a s e urn! p a pci Utnt p a p e r s i n s i d e 6 P h i l l e a t h e r . 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Novem ber * and h for T ickets this F rid a y s [* r forma nee have been sold out, Mr. Papa sn id O u tru n time for "T h e D ru n k ard ." an old-fa sh loner i m elo­ tickets dram a, w ill lie at H IS p rn for si y> hoi further information on " H i e D ru n k a rd " or "S ta la g 17,” or to make • cservations call the Au*tin C ivic T heater Playhouse at M D I I W ild and un ,*,na I u a tu m e * .■.ill I if' the rule Satu rd ay night ut X >0 when f'u fta in Cluo pre­ its "M a s q u e r>f the fled sent- ’ masquerade party. p e t t h lf)! w ill be I r n ma Buildin g tT ansform«*d into a o coe from f*;dg t! A llen Poe * famous story for file occasion. 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University Ju n io r lUgn '»r;.»x>l Auditorium , Hie film w ill Ire presented by Robert C H erm es photographer ie*lu rer, who did ms -Mn and photography "O n c e Upon An Is la n d ." said Ralph A B id d e r president of T ra v is Audutxm vinic in Talent Committee Spots Still Open; 50 Try Out for Ari estimated SO student* tried out the Texas Union Talent Com m ittee last v*.<-<*k Short aud; ir ranged with turn m ay -1111 t*> H erb C raft talent c h airm a n In addition to F re d Nagle as­ there sistant comm ittee ch airm a n .ire three sulerom m iftee heads: I M orris Albright in charge of down town shows: Gene K retseh m ar, I out-of-town talent and Pert Kneel ha nit, campus shows .C om m ittee has faker: a show A lrea d y active th*- I'm o n T alent to For f I biod and txx>ked three shows with downtown c iv ic organizations for the a ll­ It Fn- iu m versify Halloween darn* I d ay night rn the Texas Union is planning talent for M r H erm es x film fy. M r H erm es has been oft <'al photographer the R oyal On­ tario M useum and for In ternational Tuna Cup M atches in Nova Scotia. is a techni­ color dram a of w ild life upon is­ lands near the northeast roa.-J of the I 'niter) States and Canada. B ird* and anim al* shown include Arr ta and C aspian terns m im e s -.ca I * whale* and w h irlig ig beetles Mr P ic k ie r sa if) include O ther film s to be -mown in the "W in g S c r e e rr T o u r by Alexander- Sprout Jr . H a.en * on Der em ber 7 "H u n tin g W ith a Microphone arui C olor C am era ' by Arthur A Allen on Ja n u a r y 2f>. ■Raul Bun yan C o u n try " t>y W alter J , Brecken ridge on Fe b ru a ry la in Blu egrass ' by arui “ Rhapsody W alter ll Shackleton on M arch 4 few season ticker* ai*, still A a vailab le arui m ay be bought at Hem phill s on the D rag Unison I 'hot o Com pany, Ja k e Betm ecky & son C ity R ecreatio n Departm ent tin the C ity basement of L ib ra ry I or ar the dooi W ednes­ individual d a y night T ickets for th* film s may tie obtained at the (Foot 'Hic- Audubon -ie reno Tour is pre­ sented by the T ra v is Audubon Society, C ity R ecreatio n D epart­ ment and National Audubon So­ ciety. — M ARTIN'S K U M -BA K PLACE F o u n t a i n Servi ce * Now Open Till Midnight * I A M. 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Y T E X A S HCAPITOL r n H h* mali i i from Sch w appac n it w it hut* tiding h a re'a a tunic from Scotland that * aa delig htfu l and sp arkling a ra t reaFimitnt aa y o u ’ll find anyw here! N O W S H O W I N G ! 25c B A R G A I N M A T . T ILL 5:00 A tat*athena* fla**««i Op*-* I I i • A il silt* tan t ti 11 a P L U S ! S H O R T & C A R T O O N T H E WORLD ITS FIELD ITS TRIUMPHS REACH B E Y O N D T H E S E A S1 T H E C O L O S S U S OF A L L A M U S E M E N T S JOO PEO PLE 600 150 AXENIC STAUS 250 W ILD ANIMALS 15-ELEPH A N TS. IS 5000 SEATS • 5000 S I, fOO,OOO INVESTED \ 1,400 Oj*Wl«p*ns*s ★ C O N L E Y * F ami I y Great f*ei I cm** * tft.irw* rd all fun* ★ LA F O R M S ★ Tr wt(. Cft .mourns olicy of choosing a type o f the is unique lo nouncement of Ages. “ C h ildren of A ll R eh e a rsa l and production w ork has h u e m eaning. are now in progress The G reek E loyd and H ow ard K in g have costumes are being created by the the direction of operated circuses since 1902, so students under th eir decision in 1952 to re v iv e the I old-time street parade had m any ye a rs of thought behind it. The parade has become a big d raw in g card foi the circus, and w ill give younsters a chance to see such things as the old-fashioned steam calliope. ---------- Specializing in 7 Kinds of Pizza Pie Best & expertly made Good Times To Be Had Tap Dancer to Solo 'W ith Symphonette Im ittee w ill present The C u ltu ra l En tertainm en t Com- j w ith M ishel P ia s tro and the Lon- gines Sym phonette. The show, free to B lan ket T ax holders, w ill be at 8:15 p.m. M onday, N ovem ber 8, Ja c k Acker- nan, tap d a n c e r from Hollywood md N e w Y o r k , as featured soloist in G reg o ry G ym . A ck erm an wrfl dance M orton Gould s new “ T ap D ance C oncer­ to,'' which w as played this sum ­ m er by the N ew Yo rk P h ilh a r­ monic Sym phony at the Lew issohn Stadium . This unusual num ber w as a r ­ ranged esp ecially for tap dancing. The rhythm of tapping be­ comes part of the m usic, like the typ ew riter did in L e ro y Anderson's hit record, “ The T y p e w rite r.’’ the A ck erm an w as on F ra n k Sin a t­ ra 's T V show for a year. He has also been w ith A rth u r Godfrey. R a te Sm ith. M ilton B e lle , B u rn s and Allen, and “ Colgate Com edy H o u r,” to nam e a few. Among the night spots he has played are the W aldorf Astoria, tile Boston L a tin Q uarter, the F l a ­ mingo and E l Rancho of L a s Vegas, and the Casa B la n c a at M iam i Beach. The Lvongines Sym phonette has won the M u sical A m erica M a g a ­ zine s “ Top A w a r d ” for five sea- ! sons. T hey broadcast re g u la rly on I Sunday afternoon over C B S J A C K A C K E R M A N M E E T Y O U R H O S T S R O D S I N G L E T O N & G E N E M U R D O C K w a present JE SSIE HART TRIO P la y in g in the N a t K in g C o le style Frid a y & Saturday 8-12 P.M. W e Invite You To D ro p In & Relax Anytime 2610 Guadalu pe at N e x t to A -Bar H o te l I t i ✓ W hen lite C ell B lo ck Seven makes its one night stand at V a rs ity Inn F rid a y night, the crowd w ill heal a new brand of that All-Am erican D ixieland D ix ielan d played by an A ll-Am erican A ll the band m em bers are ath­ is even an AU- letes. and one -Ic « A » * o ^ J Un joy Genuine Old Fashioned Home Cooking at Scbolz Garten 1607 San J a c in t o W h e r e you are alw ays w elco m e R O A S T R I A I S H R I si P < K l I I I I, \\ l l l l B K K l l M U I M O I X O I T R O T T W I T H T A R T A R S A T C K R I \< K I V K I ) I ’ I L A S A T T U N U ’ O R F I N S ( O M R I N A T I O N •» A I X I ) M A S R I l l H O T H O I . T S A l l c s s r r l A T o f f e e o r T e a I M I T A T O R S i O R N K K T A I 65c DANCE S a tu r d a y E v e n in g A fte r T e x a s- S M U G a m e A V A L O N fe a tu rin g J I M N A S H & 12 piece orch. W h o le P la c e R eserv ed For S tu d e n ts & F o o tb a ll Fans M a k e Y o u r R e s e rv a tio n s E a rly 6200 N . L a m a r Ph. 5-1303 T H E C E L L B L O C K S E V E N Cell Block I , Here Tonight, Play All-American' Dixieland THE BEST MEXICAN FOOD and the MOST COURTEOUS SERVICE is at E L M A T A M O R O S 504 East Ave. Phone 7-7023 FROM 6 AM TILL M IDNIGHT ALL WEEK - - We Serve Holhing But Good Food At San Jacinto Cafe 16th & San Jacinto B I G B O W L C H I L I A B E A N S A m e n t in football player. But this arises is voted on anti the m a jo rity isn't the only thing th at's different rules. about t h i s Spike Jones-type combo. I Despite, or because of. its unique- First of all. none of the group ness, it is one of the most popular fit the usual conception of a m u - 1 entertainm ent groups in the state, sic ian. i c o ­ ra n them urds for Colum bia and appeared have thought of turning the band on rad io and T V shows L a st N ew I into a professional group. They Y e a r's E v e consider hobby. fact, only one of them 'None of just a week-end Cotton B o w l New The "B lo c k e rs ' have m ade le a d music Y e a r's it as In they played for the E v e i P a r ty . The band has turned down offers from Hollywood, N ew York, N ew O r l e a n s , and Las V egas be­ cause the m em bers are going to A nother strange thing a flout the C ell B lo c k Seven is that they have j no leader. E a c h m em b er has a F o r j different instance, one is the w ard robe man, another is business m anager, and one is treasu rer. to perform “ jo b '’ I school C O M B O EVERY NITE Most bands have th eir own a r­ rangem ents w ritten by an a rra n g ­ er or the band leader. H ow ever, lite arran gem en ts of the “ B lo ck ­ e rs '' are what th ey ca ll “ head” ho changed at an y tim e according to the p la ye rs’ mood or the response of the audience. These m ay ; arran gem en ts. The band is governed in a demo­ c ra tic m anner. E a c h question that 'deas of Pakistan To Be Told on TV UDO LOUNGE C oole st Tunes In Town and O n ly Dance Floor O n Dra g 2514 G u ad alu p e Ph. 7-1590 Abduss Sa tier, Pa k istan , w ill tic “ The W orld at O ur D oorstep'’ ov K T B C - T V at 10:3(J a rn. Satu rday. fron interview ed on student "'n I r f / ‘ i: A panel of four high school stu­ dents w ill ask him about his coun­ try s ideas, customs, and social aspects. T h ey are D ale Lan ier, ( ’al lene Ilu e k ab y, T e rry Stark , and Jo e P e r rone from W illia m B. T ra ­ vis High School. P U N THAT ; J * FRIDAY AND j SATURDAY NITE DATE J af the L TOWER 407 S. C o n g re ss Ph. 2 6382 < 16th a t G u a d a lu p e Ph. 8 4321 for gracious dining A u s tin '! new b e au tifu l, a ir- c o n d itio n e d restau ran t C o m a to lunch and sea Fashion Show every W e d n e sd a y l i t h at G u a d a lu p e Ph. 2-5514 A tm o sp h e re a c c o m p a n ie d b y fin * m usic of N e t W illia m s & 6 p ie c e co m b o * C a r r e y D e c k a rd , vo co list. e v e r y F r id a y l r - .S a tu r d a y a t the NEW ORLEANS 1125 R e d R iv e r O p e n ev e ry d a y at 7 p .rn.-Sat. 4 p m Austin's Super Service 3200 Guadalupe P" ■ Reg 23’ IO pm . . pm Ethyl 24’ IO Special! G reasing 89c Save 5c qt. on all M ajor Brands of Oil I S I ? I CXW D IN IN G .. . . Totam Old Seville That'? Right, yo u ’ll enjoy delicious meals at the El Matamoros San Jacinto Cafe Tarrytown Restaur'nt Scholz Garten Tarry Town Restaurant 2425 Exposition Serving Daily Lunches and Com ple te Dinners at N ig h t— Private Parties Randy's Circle R Martin's Kum Bak Telephone 8-2652 Carl's Restaurant The Tower El Rancho Victor's Italian Village DANCING.............. Avalon The Tower The New Orleans Club Lido Lounge GENERAL ENTERTAINMENT.. Pine Room Cacti's Interstate Theaters lazy J Trans-Texas Theaters Chief-Burnet Drive in Theaters Austin Civic Theatre Moulin Rouge (Skating) Capitol Roll Arena lf It’s Real M exican Food Y o u ’re Looking For, It Can Be FouncJ O n l y at et / , enjoy Mexican Food at it s best also Steaks— Shrimp- Chicken \ l ( 111'/1 () * * t E. First at San Jacinto IO a.m. To 12 nite Saturday Till 2 a.m.t Ph. 2-04I2J . .y & I .. mreir.Si - ■*!» - t a . a g a r . a s t c B a a l t u m u M X J B f T t T B T T r w r f i i r T T i n f f ’ ^ .a s * *. ROLLER S K AT E In North Austin M o n d a y Nights Reserved for Large Parties B g Matinee Sat. & Sun. Afternoons CAPITOL ROLL ARENA 821 Brentwood I/S Block Off 6600 N Lamar—-Violet Crown Shopping Center M A K E R ESERV A T IO N S N O W FOR SATURDAY A U S T IN : ! U W O U f I N T t R T A I N H t N T (S a g 6 0 3 4 / -jo t/J '& M 6W Cita3*U ' i I 1 1 T ij I U JI LLL. y D*EUft'HQUSCJfe ?828G'IAIMLI/?*C*£f THE 1955 C A C T U S Announces The Sorority Photographic Schedule Pictures are to m ade in the C actus Studio at 2244 G u a d a lu p e S T U D IO Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday All Appointments Must Be Made Through The Sorority SCHEDULE .......... .......... . . M onday. N e v A L P H A C H I O M E G A tm , W edne sda y Nov. I A L P H A D E L T A Pl ................................ M onday, Nov. I thr.r W ednesday, N o v 3 A L P H A E P S I L O N PH I ........................... Monday, N o s I thru W ednesday, Nov. 3 A L P H A G A M M A D E LT A ....................... Monday, Nov. I tt - W ednesday, Nov. 3 A L P H A O M I C R O N P l ................................... M o n d a y N- - t h r u Tuesday, Nov. 2 A L P H A PH I ................... . Monday. N o v I thru Thursday, Nov. 4 C H I O M E G A ........................................ W ednesday, N o - 3 thru M o nd ay, Nov. 8 D E L T A D E L T A D E L T A ..................... . W e d n e sd a y Nev 3 *hru Monday, Nov. 8 D E L T A G a m m a .......................................Thursd ay Nov. 4 thru M o nd ay, Nov. 8 D E L T A PH! E P S I L O N .............. Thursday Nov 4 thru M onday, Nov. 8 D E L T A Z E T A ........................................ Thursday, Nov 4 thru Tuesday, Nov. 9 G A M M A PH I B E T A ..............................Monday, Nov. 8 thru W ednesday, Nov. IO K A P P A A L P H A T H E T A ..................... Tuesday Nov 9 thru Friday, N o v 12 K A P P A K A P P A G A M M A ..................... Tuesday, Nov. 9 thru Friday, Nov, 12 P H I M U ................................................. Tuesday Nov. 9 thru W ednesday, Nov. IO Pl BETA PHI ........................................ Tuesday Nov. 9 thru Saturday, Nov. 13 S I G M A D E L T A T A U ........................ Thursday Nov. I I thru Saturday, Nov. 13 Z E T A T A U A L P H A ................................... Thursday, Nov. I I thru M onday, Nov. 15 6 UT Junior Girls To Be Debutantes Six U n iv e r s it y of T e x a s junior w o m en s*uderi»- h a v e been •**!*•-•?• cr I b y the B a c h e lo r s cif A u s tin as I ho g ro u p w. I be I T T d eb u ta n te ■ ietv a* the p resen ter! t-> A a t m B a c h e lo r s ’ D e b u ta n te s B a ll De- i er-ibcr 4 T h e g irls , a .I fro m A u U n a re Je an (' <*ter a ll. P a ­ A: is-in < ira v, t ric ia P e r .it / , Jo a n W h itle y . B a r ­ b a ra C a r n a l!, an-l J o B e '- y Lew - ailen th*- fro m A k in g w ith * Fie* B a c h e lo r* the six new d eb u ­ inn-a m eed tante'- e le v e n n ew m em ber-, of th e ir o r ­ U n iv e r s it y . g a n iz a tio n II T h e n ew B a c h e lo r s F, Boldri- k 'S k ip p v i Iv lim fia t f e r ­ K e n n e th C a s w e ll F re d W al I I I I . R o b e rt W , C L k f r a p . R o g e r It II J i m R o ch e . S a m u e l S w e a rin g e n , I I I , and C o n ra d W r r k e n th ii L o r I P o r t e r Jo h n H 'I N r Stone Jo h n N e,ii a re .lr F. Delta Upsilon Chapter Begins Sixth Year This W eek End Turkish In d e p e n d e n ce C e le b rate d Here T o d a y Th. T .rk i- h C lu b w ill c e le b ra te In d e p e n d e n c e D a y F 'r id a y In te rn a tio n a l C e n te r. 2500 T irk: ii ut the White , I , D c ' > k w ill c e le b ra te a t the C m v e r h o no rin g alum the p etitio n in g s o c ie ty s o c ia l f r a t e r n it y fifth a n n iv er - a ry . this w e ek end. an-i m e m b e rs of d ire c to rs w ill m eet in the Com m o- -I'in:- P e r r y H otel About 500 per- - in- h a v e been in vited sa id F r a n k II rn bee, p u b lic relation- c h a ir m a n R e g is tra tio n is af IO a .rn S a tu rd a y . T h e . . r e in itia tio n cg W illia m C. M o n ’g o n ie ry J r . . af ti lo p m . F r i ­ d a y w ill be a re p lic a of the first it. ! . c o n .a rial in itia tio n o ffic e rs w ill con d u ct th*- c e re m o n y in the Se n a te C h a m ­ b er of the S ta te C a p ito l R o ll -all of ail m e m b e rs is sch ed u led in I * hi 'I h< A ft e r th e T e x a s - S M C fo o tb a ll grim e, a banq u et w ill be held af 7 p.m . in th*' T e x a s F e d e r a te d W<> . -ti -> C lu b B u ild in g G u e st s p e a k ­ .Jones in c lu d e W illia m F er- w iii and J a y C . G r im e s , presid ent and s e c re ta r y , r e s p e c tiv e ly , of th*' D e l­ ta U p silo n in te rn a tio n a l fr a te r n it y . T h e two-day c e re m o n ie s w ill be­ gin w ith a buffet d in n e r a ’ J p r o F 'r id a y at the D U h o m e . A p a rty in the C o m m o d o re and a P e n v (I del at 7 ire oth er F r id a y e v en ts fo rm a l lo p rn S a tu r d a y m o rn in g the briard of T ile c e le b ra tio n w ill end w ith a stag p a r ty af the A u stin C o u n try - air*-. T h e l->ca| c h a p te r wa- founded in Ju l y TG T. It: p etitio ned the n a ­ tio n al ^ in v e n tio n at M ia m i U n i ­ in 1919 and v e rs e •. O x fo rd . O hio w a s a cc e p te d b e c o m in g the only . b a n te r of ti the t e r n ity to get a , in te rn a tio n a l i fra- - h a r t e r on first G u e st s p e a k e r w ill he -Joe \ \ . N e b pp J* --or of g o ve rn m e n t and 1 . . .. , I n t e r n a t i o n a l Ad- t h e Iiro m r i .AV.* i i i " I ll'l.ll'lio i -ill ’he U n iv e r s it y . O f!;, e at . ' petitio n. On*- of the s ig n ify ant e v e n ts for th I rn - The A u - ’ .n 1 haf u-r w • mg. the T e x a s D e lta in 1953, of U p silo n ^ d u r a tio n a l F o u n d a tio n to p ro m o te sc h o la rsh ip . Dr R o b e rt G o rd o n , assista n t d ean (if student life . b e c a m e s c h o la rs h ip cou n selo r TUXEDOS FO K K I M All >l/es Longhorn C lean ers > K (« t.« ;j(In I u pe Phone 6-384* fop attractions' • SMU-1 EXAS G A M E • SWEATER SET \ y ' l . ' I \ for th e b ig fo o tb a ll w e ek en d . . . ch o o se a 1 0 0 % im p o rte d la m b * w ool s w e a te r set fro m B u ttre y s H u d d le s p in ’s full fa sh io n e d set co m es in w h ite, pink, b e ig e , blur g re e n or y e llo w . , . 32-40 C ARDIG A N 9.95 S LIPOVER 5.95 A u s tin s fin e s t sp o rtsw e ar d e p t . ftMay, Oe*oK«r ?9. 195* THE D A ILY TEXA N P*ge 5 UTs Internationals Feted at League Tea flap p y anyone to talk about a n y th in g to I H an k w hose hom e is (n Duv-ej in the bea jtifu l L h .c e coon is is stu d y in g m a rk e tin g and -lorf try arr a/e-J a* the sp ecializa tio n in o ■ -bools How* er rte sa.-I that th a t in (ifrn an v r -a,. rh*' tren d now a F r a m e A, -.o in toe I 'n r e r s ity School of is <» iy M D a rd e l fro;ri Bu sin ess P a r s tr arts|Ari tat ion m ajor C o y sa.-! that tie wa - Mir prised to find T e x a s sci h ig h ly in 'G ie - tu a l H e ex p erted C a lla s to ha-.e ' m a y b e an o rch e stra an*! th a' * ai! Jo-* A L r ;to from I .ador c h o study .rig me* ban.- al engineer because 0 s mg her e <- h<*ol for e n g in e e rin g ' g ta- o n ­ frorr. ly h e ire d M a lv a I ) C hoca the tx ■ t H a . arm , ('it/ a 'n -'-lit ta.K in g in the g ro u p a ssem b led F r g . u i nonr her to M a r,a w h o a lr e a d y two is now w o rk in g on has o th e r degree- a - :, ii i ' gineervng -ie g rce I a Bo b a ma fro m Mortfevudeo, f'r u g u a y w o re a c o stu m e of a firxir lerig’h v r n ’c arid re*! p rint - h ,1 e ne- g en hief. -Im Her fir a als w e re a p art of her * ostutr-e - rn a le a T ile an n u al In te rn a tio n a l is -.pon-ored jointly by the A istm and C a m p u s le a g u e s of W o m e n V o te rs Mr C lau d e H ill w a s g e n e ra l ch an m an of the p la n n in g c o m m itte e -md m em ber of ’ii*' A . din Leag-i* mad*- th- --Alkies K a r o ly n K u - e ra , le a g u e , president ->f the C a m p u s w o rked - lo - y w .’h th*- p lan n in g c o m m ittee CHURCHES B e sid e * a talk and panel -Ii - is ion on til*, t nit*--! 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