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A U S T IN , T E X A S , T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R 26, 1950

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Ballots

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in Run-off Friday
By C L A U D E V IL L A R R E A L

T W O O F T H E FIFTY semi-fmalists in the
‘ Ten M o st Beautiful ' contest stand before
two o f the judges in the International Room
c* Te>d; Union Tuesday. The fifty girls will
app ear in d a +e dresses Thursday at 7 o clock

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in Journalism Building 106 for selection o f the
twenty-five finalists. Left to right are W . D.
Blunk, assistant dean o f men, F. Loren Wfftship,
associate professor of drama, Noreen Kevan,
a n d Jeannette W akely.

,

Band Spurs Cowboys
To Lead Rally Tonight

Thirteen fraternity Clique men, .seven independent men,
and five sorority girls \vere elected to the Student As­
sem b ly and the Student Court Wednesday in an election
that attracted a total of only 2,808 votes.
Seven candidates went in unopposed, three in BBA and
four in associate justice races. The three BBA seats and
two male associate justice seats were won by Clique men,
while sorority girls took the two female associate justice
seats.
i The Clique lost only three'*-----------------------------------------s e at s o u t of t h e f o u r t e e n its; B ecker, in d e p e n d e n t; and Lee Al-

endorsed candidates sought ’ derdice, Clique. Les Q uinn, mdein the Assembly, although it p e n d e n t c a n d id a te up fo r re-elec­
had been estimated that the tion and s p r in g c a n d id a te fo r vice­
Clique could gain Sixteen p r e s id e n t, was d e f e a te d .
In Law School, assem blym en
of the 22 Assembly seats
elected w ere C h a rle s Robinson
t h r o u g h a system of appor­
tioning votes toall fratcrni- and Don Guinn* both Cll(nue can*
tie s.

d id a tes. Dick McDonold a n d

Don

T hose elected as A r t s and Sci-! Box, in d e p e n d e n t c a n d id a tes, w ere
enccs a s sem b ly m en
w ere Leo Don- d e f e a te d .
ovau, C lique; S ally See, D elta DelF in e A r t s assem b ly m en elected
D e lta ; F re d K essler, C lique;
ta
1\\u
1’ v U 'W ’ w e r e P a t Hines. Clique, and P e g -i
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C ord o n Llewellyn, < liquc; and DaPhot * bv Nolan Borden
g y W hitesides, A lpha D elta Pi. U n ­
S T U D E N T S C A S T T H E IR v o te s W e d n e sJ
yid B e n n e tt, in d e p e n d e n t.
candidates were e acted. Serving the students
successful
c
a
n
d
id
a
te
s
w
ere
Bar­
T h u r s d a y n ig h t a t IO o’clock the to be held in A ustin. F rid a y mid- p r a c tic e ,” he explained,
day for Assem blym en in a race that attracted
U n successfu l A&S c a n d id a te s
on the po ls as ejection officials ate O ra n g e
L o n g h o r n B a n d , Cow boys, and nig ht, a t a site y e t to be decided,
Coach B lair C h e rr y and several w e re Bud Baldw in, C liq u e; Cindy b a r a O ste r, D elta Phi Epsilon, and
only
2,808
voters,
smallest
number
in
a
fall
R
a
y
R
ead,
Clique.
Jackets, M ortar Boards, and A ’pha
Phi
S ilver S p u rs will sh o o t th e w o rk s th e L o n g h o rn b a c k e rs will as- football p la y ers, a s is th e custo m
C h a m b e rla in , A lp h a G am m a Delelection since the end of the war. Twenty-five
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w ith a m a m m o th p ep r a lly in semble- in H o u sto n f o r a n o t h e r at ca m p u s rallies, will m a k e s h o r t ta*""and M ark Lewis 'independent I T h re e
O m egas.
in d e p e n d e n ts won in
yell stsssion expe cted to rival th e talks.
f r o n t o f Hill Hall.
’ ‘ ,
. '’
.,
" ' O irrsa d u a te S ch o o l:
S am Brew er,
N ew Engine* rin g assem b ly m en
This is the la s t Rice g am e rally I r e c e n t ones in Dalla?
I n t e r e s t is r u n n i n g high, on are G erald B r a n d a , C lique; J o h n Buck B radley , a n d A n d re Nahmias. A. C. W i n k le r J r . and D o n ­
Mac B i n t n f t , head veil le a d e r,
c a m p u s f o r this g am e, Binta ld M. A n d erso n , in d e p e n d e n ts, I
has o f te n ^ s tre s s e d th e im p o r ta n c e ]lff believes. S te e r f a n s well relo st t h e i r races.
of the Rice clash. “ Too m a n y m e m b e r
last y e a r ’s ding-do ng
B a r b a r a S trin g ier, Alpha D e l t a ,
people a re loo king p a s t this g am e 17-15 b a t tle and look f o r m ore
Pi, won th e f i r s t E d u c a tio n seat,
to the one w ith S M U ,” B in tliff of th e sam e S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n in
said,
w ith the second ?*> be vied for
Rice's new sta d iu m . T he u p -e tF r id a y by A n n R a n k in , Alpha
“ We c a n ’t overlook Rice j u s t m inded Owls hav e long been a
G a m m a D e lt a ; Ellen K night, Albec ause SMU b e a t ’e m ,” he added. t h o r n in th e L o n g h o rn side.
O nly 700 p e rso n s hav e signed p h a P h i; a n d A g n e s T ip to n , Gam“ W e’ve g o t to ta k e th e m one at
“ T he t h o u s a n d s o f U n iv ersity
By RUSS K E R S T E N
I se nee of in d e p e n d e n t girls on the ingly gasped, “A -e you sure*”
an d A ustin people who a t t e n d th e th e scrolls circ u la te d by the Uni- m a Phi Beta,
T h u r s d a y a t 5 o’clock is ’be a time th e r e s t of the s e a s o n .”
S tu d e n t g o v e r n m e n t I a g g a d
11 Let. lo >, >< ' e n cant. d a te s w ere
B a r b a r a S tre ig ie r, E d u c a tio n
Miss R a n k in had w on the second
A
'
ell
le
a
d
e
r
Bill
B
att’said
g
a
m
e
will
he
tr
e
a
t
e
d
to
a
full
versify
C
ru
sa
d
e
for
F
reedom
Coinl a s t tim e s t u d e n ts will be able to !
W ed ne *lav n ig h ’ ,
unopposed.
cand id a te, c o u l d n ’t q u ite believe
E
d
u
c
a
tio
n
s
e
a
t
a
f
t
e
r
a
neck-andsom
e
new
yells
will
be
p
rac
tice
d
r
o
u
n
d
of
activ
ity
.
Plans
include
m
ittee
,
which
has
se?
a
goal
of
pick up tic k e ts for th e Rice-Tex.
*
, * ,,
Ballots w'ere t a b lu a t e d in the ber Rood fo rtu n e , F ir s t r e t u r n s
neck race w ith Miss K night in the
a s g a m e in H o u sto n th is S a tu r d a y . a t the Hill Hall g e t-to g e th e r. p ep rallies, a big S a t u r d a y n ig h t 12,000 s ig n a tu r e s ,
” '*' a " vv *
‘ lasing f e m *
U n i o n s sp a cio u s M e n ’s placed B a rb a r a a m o n g the w ind
istrib
u
tio
n
o
f
Miss
S
tr
i
e
g
le
r
’s
“
T
h
e
y
’
re
the
ones
we
s
t
a
r
t
e
d
us­
d
an
c
e
a
t
th
e
Rice
Mote
,
a
n
d
The
to
ta
l
is
ex
p
e
cted
to
swell
in
B la n k e t T ax holders may pick
w
e
r
e
th
e
e
a
g
e
r
crow
ns
t
h
a
t
in
p
a
s
t
Lounge,
j u s t a few steps fro m th e ners by a b are one vote. She p le ad ing this fall b u t h a v e n 't q u ite o t h e r
second
place
votes.
B
oth
h
ad
39
i-tudent-sponsored
shin- the n e x t t h r e e days, said Lloyd
up as m a n y as six tickets, if th e y :
m a s te r e d — we can use a little digs,” B i n tlif f said.
f i r s t place votes, w ith a q u o ta elec tio n s h av e k*’pt te n se w atch b lackboard in the lobby. C anal- pd, “ Check it j u s t one m o re tim e,
H
and,
c
o
m
m
itte
e
c
h
a
irm
an
.
h a v e six B la n k e t T axes. P ric e is*
The d u tif u l A PO m e n
T he scroll of th e C ru sa d e fo r o f 05 votes n ecessary for e l e c t i o n . ; o v e r th e p o stin g of re su lts. Gone d ates w aited j u s t o utside th e d oor p le ase .”
f l . 2 0 p e r tic k et.
w,ere th e back-slapping,
t h e .ex- in som e instant es. o th e rs “ sw eat- checked it five tim es w ith no
F
re
e
d
o
m
r
e
a
d
s
:
Miss
K
n
i
g
h
t
’s
s
o
r
o
r
i
ty
asked
for
J
.
By W e d n e s d a y a f te r n o o n , a b o u t
h a n d -p u m p in g , and th e n o t- e d ” the blackboard, a n d still ch ange, so she w as satisfied.
1, ! believe in the sa cred n e ss and a re c o u n t of v o te s a f t e r m o st bal4 ,000 s t u d e n t tic k e ts had been j
o th e rs w*ere ab sen t.
d
ig
n
ity
of
th
e
individual,
E x ce p t f o r a s ty le show in t h e
lot c o u n tin g h ad I . ™ com plettd.
>T
*"
'N '
'? * "
p u r c h a s e d , said Alice A rc h e r, t i c k - 1
W hen Peggy W h itesides won, Main L ounge and g ro u p sin gin g
T
h
e
r
u
n
o
f
f
F
rid
a
y
will
inclu
de
c
h
a
r
a
c
te
r
is
tic
o
f
U
n
iv
ersity
eire2.
I
believe
that,
all
men
derive
e t m a n a g e r f o r in te r-c o lle g ia te
flierre w ere a couple of scream s, on the third floor, the T exas U n ­
th e r ig h t to fre e d o m equally Miss T ipton, who pla ce d f o u r th t!o n *a th le tic s. Because th. U n iv ersity
a
bit o f crying, and the expected ion was a dull place to sp e n d
f r o m God.
in first place place votes in the
W o rk in g c o n d itio n s f o r the
h a s a b o u t 5,?*00 tickets le ft, se v­
ex u b e ran ce ,
Peggy,
u n b e l i e f W ednesday evening.
3. I p ledge to resist a g g re ssio n f i r s t sample.
A
P
O
’s,
O
ra
n
g
e
J
a
c
k
e
ts
,
an
d
More r a l t h o u s a n d w ill be s e n t to H ous- j
T h e f i f t y u n a lte r e d B la n k e t T axe s, c o n f is c a te d a f the OUand t y r a n n y w h e r e v e r th e j a p ­
t
a
r
Bo
ard
m
e
m
b
ers
who
c
o
u
n
te
d
to n to m o rro w . O ffic ials t h e r e a n - j
P h a r m a c y as se m b ly m e n elected
p e a r on e a r th .
T ir>t place votes in first sample, before second
w e re Robert A. Guile and J a c k votes w e r e good, b ec au se th e re
n o u n c e d t h a t th e y hav e been sold * T f xas g am e in Dallas O c to b e r 14, w c r r r e t u r n e d a f t e r a m e e tin g
I am proud to enlist in th e
of th e D ean of S tu d e n t L ife and A thletic Council.
Pippin, both ind e p en d e n ts. De­ w as little noise. Only in isolated
o u t fo r som e tim e.
place
votes were distributed:
C ru sa d e f o r F re e d o m .
f e a te d w ere J o h n n y F. Collins, cases d id the p o sting of w in n e rs
T hose tic k ets t h a t a r e n o t p u r ­
I
am
p
ro
u
d
to
help
make
th
e
A r t s a n d S c ie n c e s
I n v e s tig a tio n of th e fo rg e d B l a n k e t T ax e s ta k e n up a t Dalla- is
, Clique, an d Bonnie L o re n a E vans, d r a w m o re th a n mild i n te r e s t from
ch ased by 5 p.m. T h u r s d a y will
F re ed o m Bell possible, to be a
th e s c a tte r e d few w ho d r i f t e d in
ojg
Leo Donovan ...................................
p r o g re s s in g v ery well, R ic h e r C. Miller, s t u d e n t a t t o r n e y g> n eral,
Z in d e p e n d e n ts.
go on public sale.
s i g n e r of this D ec laration >,
a n d o ut of the T ex a s U n io n lobby
it
r e p o r te d W e d n esd ay .
RodSally
See
.........................................
.
2
16
F re e d o m , to h av e m y n am e in( lique c a n d id a te s to m m y
t o g la n c e a t th e b la ckb oa rd.
e luded as a p e r m a n e n t part o f m a n » N ew ton S c h w a rtz , and Phil
B l a n k e t Tax Petition
Fred
Kessler
.................
}7>>
W hen asked if a h e a r in g d a t e h ad b e e n set, Mille* sa id:
R e aso n s f o r th e lack of in te r ­
th e F re e d o m S h rin e in B erlin, R a n so p h e r took BBA posts with
Gordon Llewellyn ............................................
544
D r a w s 70 0 S i g n a t u r e s
“ We a r e tr y in g to avoid as much p u b lic ity as possible since
a n d to join with th e millions , ° » ! y th r e e w rite -in v o te s as o pp o -j es t n e t e x a ctly revealed in vot­
ing
to
ta
ls
,
b
ec
au
se
la
s
t
y
e
a
r
’s
fig­
David
Bennett
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35
o f m en a n d w o m en t h r o u g h o u t aition.
A b o u t 700 s ig n a tu r e s hav e been 1 we have a v ery ticklish situ a tio n a n d d o n ’t w a n t to h u r t an y o n e
u r e s a r e only slightly hig h e r— are
th
e
w
o
rld
w
ho
hold
th
e
cause
U
nopposed
fo
r
as
sociate
justice
s
E n gin e e rin g
u n n e c e s sa rily . W hen a d a t e f o r th e h e a r in g is set, it will he
s e c u r e d o n a p e titio n f o r a stu- j
o f f r e e d o m sa cred .
o f the S t u d e n t C o u r t w ere J o d y n o t positive.
d e n t-o p in io n poll to e x p lo re s t u ­
Gerald
Branda
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an nounced.”
S ev era l p robable c o n t r i b u tin g
W h e n com p lete, all scrolls will E d m ond son, Z eta T a u A lp h a; Babs
d e n t ideas on th e B la n k e t Tax
f
a
c
t
o
r
s
:
small
n
u
m
b
e
r
of
v
e
te
ra
n
s,
John
Becker
.
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j be sent t o Gen. Lucius D. Clay, H a w o r th , A lph a D elta P i; and
T he S t u d e n t C o u r t has teen a u t h o riz e d to tr y th e o w n ers of
s it u a ti o n , Les Q uinn said W e d n e s ­
n atio n al c h a ir m a n of C r u sa d e fo r H a r r y W ebb a n d M organ Cope- an ex p e cted Clique sweep which
Lee Alderdice ................................................
71
d a y night.
th e seven f o r g e d Taxes.
d i d n ’t miss f a r , and the near-abF re edom in New Y ork City.
I la n d , Clique.
Q u in n said t h a t 750 s ig n a tu r e s
Law
w e r e n e e d e d b u t t h a t he w ould
Charles Robinson ................................................................ ] 47
t r y to g e t m o re th a n a th o u sa n d , j
Don Guinn ...................
$4
B e f o r e the p e titio n c a n be p r e ­
s e n te d t o the S t u d e n t A ssem bly
Fine Arts
f o r ac tio n , 15 p e r c e n t o f th e Hum-;
Pat Hines ...
b e r v o tin g in th e la s t g e n e r a l I
P
e gg y Whitesides
election m u s t have signed it.
B a se d on the s p r in g e lec tion , in
Graduate
w h ich a b o u t 5,000 vo te s w ere
Sam Brewer ....
c a s t, th is w ould be 750.
Buck Bradley
A lth o u g h t h e n u m b e r o f p e t i - 1
tio n s s t a r t e d a t tw e n t y , Q uinn
Andre Nahmias
said t h a t m o re copies have been
Education
m a d e by in te r e s te d individuals. It
By A N N E C H A M B E R S
The in d is c rim in a te u s e 'of te r m i- j th e y a r e d istin ctly s e p a r a te g ro u p s the f o r m e r hom eland has no celeU ntil the people in A m erica disBarbara
Striegler
w a s w r i t t e n by Q uinn a n d N e w to n The so-called problem of A m e n - : n ology is responsible f o r m uch of
in highly v arie d c irc u m sta n ce s.
van c y — e x c e p t as a peg upon c a r d th e s e unscientific biases, th e
S c h w a rtz .
can minorities is, in reality, the th e m is u n d e r s ta n d in g a b o u t A m er- j “ This illu s tr a te s how we have which to h a n g unsc ien t ificbiases I c o u n t r y
will bem orally a n d inPharmacy
T he p e titio n as k s: S hould blan- p ro b lem o f th e m a jo r ity .
n an
m inorities,
Dr.
Sanchez
ignored th e essentials of in te r- an d g en e raliz atio n s.
te lle c tu a lly w arped a n d will lose
Robert A. Gude ............................................... >...............
k et taxes:
j This is essentially th e s ta n d - pointed out.
c u ltu r a l r e la tio n s and have m ag“ Wha? we n e e d is a scientific m any c u l tu ia l benefits, he said.
Jack Pippin ............................................................................. 45
1. R em ain n o n t r a n s f e r a b l e ;
p o in t o f Dr. George S an chez who
Using th e te r m “ I n d i a n ” us an nilled the in c o n s e q u e n tia l.”
a p p r o a c h — in.-tead of b ein g g u id e d
In d iscu ssing his th ird point,
2. Be t r a n s f e r a b l e f r o m one stu p r e s e n te d th e s u b je c t of A m e r ic a n I e xa m ple , he show ed how the
“ We have let te rm s becom e de by prim itive taboos, by g e n e r a l ! - d , . g a n c h c z sa d t h a t ch a rac terisd e n t to a n o t h e r ; or
minorities to t h e second m e e t i n g v arie d Ind ian peoples have b een te rr n in a n ts in sp h e re s w here th e
zations, and by c a te g o ric a l charactic s a t t r i b u t e d to A m erican m in o r­
3. Be tr a n s f e r a b l e from one stu- of
the
Great Issues ’ course lumped into one mass, a lth o u g h
physical f e a t u r e , the religion, or I t e r i z a t io n s .”
ity are sim ply th e pro d u cts o f th e
d e n t to a n o t h e r p erso n n o t neces- W e d n e s d a y evening.
In e l a b o r a ti n g it, Dr. S anchez
c h a r a c te r is tic s of a circ u m sta n c e .
s a rily a s tu d e n t.
p ointed o u t :
“ The M exican m ig r a n t child mi­
All o f us a r e im m ig ra n ts an d
g r a t e s b ec au se he is poor, a n d is
n ee d to r ec o g n ize t h a t point.
p o o r bec ause he is ig n o r a n t , and
The m a jo r ity should recognize
I is u n e d u c a te d because he does not
; t h a t such f e a t u r e s as color, faith,
a t t e n d school, which is because he
D o r ),J
Discussion sessions, r e c r e a ti o n the f r e s h m a n e x a m in a tio n s,
a n d n a tio n a l o rig in a r e u n s c ie n ­
m ig r a te s .
So we give him less p eriods, and election of n a tio n a l j
R e g istr a tio n o f the d e le g a te e
tific c r ite r ia .
By C H A R L I E L E W I S
e d u c a tio n because he is a poor,
o
f
fic
e
r
s
will
highlight
the
n
a
t
io
n
a
l!
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s t a r t a t 9 o ’clock in th e lobby
T he m a j o r i t y should u n d e r s ta n d
ig n o r a n t , m ig r a n t M exican.”

Deadline at 5
For Drawing
Rice Tickets

'Freedom Petition'
Has 700 Signers

Few Cheers Greet
Election Winners

50 B-Taxes Nabbed in Big D'
Returned to O riginal Owners

Dr. Sanchez Declares Minorities
Can Enrich American W a y of Life

N atio n al Phi Eta Sigs

Dean Nowotny Approves
Mica Plans for Quiz File

G a th e r H e re Today

‘I n s te a d of recognizing t h a t th e c o n v e n tio n o* I hi E ta S ig m a w hen of th e L n io n h r id a y m o rn in g . T h e
The p ro p o s e d old-quiz a n d ti- Mica c o m m itte e w o rk in g on th e
A ltho ugh com p lete p la n s f o r the ,
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p e r p e t u a t e practices th a t, on th e ir v ith f at.u |ty advisors to brin g a € . P. Boner, dean o f th e College
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1o urselve s a t hom e in A m e r ic a ,”
T h u rs d a y n ig h t a t 8 o ’clock a l o r th e d e le g a te s a t I o ’clock,
All c a n d id a te s who le ft cam - said Dr. S an ch e z. “ Y e s t e r d a y ’s sa id such a file w ould provide a of the T e x a s U nion.
r e a d y f o r use som e tim e n e x t F r o * h B e a u f e t V i e T o d a y
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p a ig n l i t e r a t u r e in th e F o r t y A c r e A m e r ic a n m in o r itie s a r e t o d a y ’s a g uid e by which s tu d e n ts c o u l d !
Mica m e m b e r s plan to contac t m o n th .
P re lim in a ry j u d g in g f o r girls g a te s in the Main L ounge o f the U niversity of W isconsin a n d m e m box can pick it up at th e I e x a n j n a tiv e
so n s— t o d a y ’s m in o ritie s stu d y , a n d a g r e a t f a c t o r in rnu e n - J the hea d s of all University deO th e r m e m b e rs on the Mica e n t e r e d in th* Mica f r e s h m a n T exas U nion. O th e r s invited a r e ber o f th e e x e c u tiv e c o m m itte e ,
E d ito r ia l O ffice. M
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n o n in u r g in g f a c u lty m em bers to J im M o n tg o m ery , D arw in L ab a j,
d a y a f te rn o o n from 2 to 6 o ’clock,
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sides, it's c l u t t e r i n g up the j o i n t ! a b e t t e r to m o r r o w can be b u ilt .” !
S teve S m aro o k , c h a ir m a n of t h e , Snake th e ir quizze available.
K e n n e t h C reel, a n d BUI F o s te r .
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scored in the top te n per c e n t of U niversity, G. H e r b e r t S m ith.
A f t e r a t t e n d i n g a p s y c h o lo g y I ' T J S '
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; n o t in h e r e n t c h a r a c te r is tic s of a n y
cla.~> j u s t once la s t sp rin g , a s t u - j
m in o r it y gro u p .
,
d e n t w h ip ped o u t a 99 on the
m a j o r i t y m u s t realize t h a t
final. T h e p r o f called him in fo r A mThe
e r ic a n m in o rities possess quail-1
an intern iew.
T he s t u d e n t ex­
tie s a n d v a lu e s to en ric h o u r
plain ed his g r a d e this w a y :
A m e ric a n w a y of life.
“ Well, I m ig h t have m a d e IOO
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By JA M E S R EC H
Spore# B dl!or

While the football sq u ad has been taking: its daily
knocks in p r e p a r a t i o n for the Rice Ch'I g a m e S a t u r d a y ,
( ’o a t h J a c k Gray has been diligently going ab ou t his busi­
ness of getting th e 1950-51 edition of T exa s b a s k e tb a ll
r e a d y for the coming c a m pa ig n .
Most o f his <<ju a d m e m b er s b e g a n w o r k o u t s o n th e ir
own when school s ta r t e d ,*
----b u t it was just light exercise sm arter, and far more interesting
in comparison to th e daily to watch.
G r a y routines that ar e fast
lf you don't expect miracles
r ou nd in g the p la y ers into you’ll enjoy watching the Steer
basketballer* this w inter.
excellent physical s ha pe ,
Thus far, most of the practice
seasons have dealth p rim arily
▼'itll fundamentals while Coach
<»ray is getting a line on his
material, It is pretty evident that
a couple of newcomers are going
to be a big boost to the.Longhorns’
cnances th:- fall

The bearnappers were caught
'.hen six other Aggies w ere a r­
rested for painting a V a c o streetu ith
shoe
polish.
The,*,
light
squealed. W h a t were the;, paint­
ing on the light? Something ike
‘ Beat . . . "
Besides missing the Saturday
game, the 16 offenders have been
placed on probation for the remasnder o f -the year and two of­
ficers who got in on the a t arr
now* buck privates.
B arn ey didn’t take to the tapt*ve situation with glee. Reports
ere he didn't leave much uphol­
stery rn the get-away <ar. Also,
ti' me of his r appere have lacera­
tions and abrasions.
W e still think th idea of plant­
ing the w'heat on Memorial S ta ­
dium tu rf was a m inor brainstorm.
Our hat- are o ff to the A g g i e
1 tin t thought up that one.

a few. w ill have had a vita l year
or years of experience behind
them.
True, they'll face a tougher intcrsectional schedule, including a
trip north for games with Cant*
sius and Manhattan, but we think
this year’s players w ill be faster,

R A D IO CONTROLLED

6-9194

Rice Not Downcast;
W an ts to W hip UT

Dillon Suffers
Minor Leg Injury

The offensive wasn’t quite as
By B O B S E A M A N
someplace down the Conference
T exan Sport*
W riter
sharp in scrimmage W ednesday
inc. A vietory over Texas, there^
Down in the Southwest ( on-jfore, would put the Owls back on
»■-' the Steers once again
had a
b a r i head-knoeking ession with *©fence standings but not down the road to a successful champin >pi»its a fte r last w'etk s ex- ionshij* defense.
the freshmen.
Pleased with his ^ fo rm a tio n
The Longhorn gndmen d i d , posit re to the S M U w hirlw ind,!
the
Rice
Owls
are
looking
forw
ard
offensive
setup, but rather dishowever, at one phase in the
scrimmage, rack up the equivalent to a victo ry over the Texas Long- appointed about the O w ls deTensive work against S M U , Coach
o f five to u c h d o w n s on five c o n s c c - j horns at Houston Saturday.
Though the Owls think that the Jess Neely has emphasized stoputive plays.
Mustangs are great, they believe ping the Lonphorn offense in three
Bobby D illo n, r u n n i n g s t half- j
B efo re getting aw ay from the
that S M U just might get whipped rough sessions so fa r this week.
cage sport, anothet ex-Longhorn back, r e c e i v e d a slig h t k n e e in*** right for S a t­
great— All-Southwestern Confer- j u G% but w t‘*
e ir e forward Jo h n H argis— was urd a y’s game with Rice.
B y ro n Townsend missed the
working out before o ffic ia l prac­
tice began. H argis was giving workout because o f a sore throat
some pointers he's picked up in and cold. He was confined to a
two pears of professional ball to hospital as a precautionary move- j
a couple of the Longhorn play- m f ” !.

Lots of help is expected from
sophomores George Scaling. C ecil CTS.
Morgan, and Leon Black. But the
little fellow who has already won Last of the Bearnappers
,
, .,
himself a starting berth is speed­
It d oesnt pay to kidnap bears
ster Jim m y Viramontes, a transespecially B a y lo r s two scratchy
fei from New Mexico A A M .
In tl# mascots— B a rn e y and Bailey.
Viramontes wa in school last
l f you don't believe me, ju st
year but couldn’t come ju t for ask 36 Jc x a s Aggies who w ill be
the team because he was classified walking of dements Satu rd ay ina
non-graduate junior college s ead of watching the Aggies con­
transfer. A fancy dribbler, ex­ tinue strutting theii
offensive
cellent ball-handler, and a good s tu ff in beating B aylo r.
shot, Viramontes w ill bring back
lf you haven’t heard about it
memories of S la ter M artin.
already, B arn ey and B a ile y were
The big fellow who made Texas bearnapped last week from their
go last year— and on several oc­ c .imfortable bear pit on the Bayloi
casions they did— was out a cou­ tempus. B aile y was found almost
ple of days helping G ra y with the im m ediately and B a rn e y turned up
workouts. W e ’re refe rring to Tom
a couple of day* late! tied to a
Hamilton, the l.ookshot expert,
W aco telephone pole.
v ho has turned his athletic fo r­
Now the V> an News ha> ictunes to professional baseball.
pt r t od the last act in this serious
Even missing this balding vet­
dt wn to earch drama that pitted
eran, we believe Texas w ill have
man again-! bear, and vice versa.
a better team this year. R etu rn ­
Sixteen Aggie* it seemed were
ees Frank Wom ack, Jo e Ed I alk,
and Jim Dowits, just to mention in on the heist.

RED BALLTAXI

Cherry Pleased
With Workout

The defense got another
from the second string.

test

There wag also the possibility
I W ednesday that the only serious
casualty— B ill Georges, who is out
with a broken bonf in hjs hand
I
w ill play Saturday. The sophomore I
defensive end may be fitted out
vvitb a special ca-*
Coach C herry commented that
his squad was certainly working
hard for Sa tu rd ay ’s game. He was
wrell satisfied with the results.
T O U C H D O W N C O M B IN E of th" c e Ow . ii
(left to right) halfback
Sonny W y a t t and Bili
quarterbacr Vernon Glass, and fullback G e o rg e G
od es cy Gloss o r r...ns by the other three have acc
Rice touchdowns 'bis fail.

Ne! Semifinals
Continue Today
Clinton Nettleton and A rt Stiles
had an ease time defeating M arlin
b in g sod I <»m Nance. 6-2, 6-1; at
P e r irk Courts W ednesday a fte r­
noon to move into the finals of the
U n iversity Open tennis tourna­
ment.

Overall Leads PiK A
O ver Sigma Nu . 19-18

At
2 :•'>!> o’clock
Thursday,
Charles Bi od worth and B ill Bo n ­
ham will play Rod C offin and
Scott Irw in to decide the final
opponents for W ednesday's w in ­
ners. It was erroneously reported
in the Texan that the BludworthBonham versus C offin-Irw in match
v
' n have r,f>on piayi-d \\ edne*-

dri< h for P i K A ’s third score, then
to lorn W o o d fo rd for the point
V a rie ty marked Wednesday's in­ thai won the game,
tram ural football activity.
Fo r Theta Xii, it wa
George
Victories ranged Dom Pi kappa Stevens leading the way past Phi
Alpha's one-point, 19-18 triumph Sigma Kappa. Stevens threw six
over Sigm a Nu to Theta X i s 16-0 touchdown passe- and scored once
v5Ct0Uv over Phi Sigma Kappa. himself.
Both games w ere ( lass R.
In a <lass B game, Gone Brad ­
B u t most winners carried aw ay ley put Alpha Tau Omega ahead,
two to three touchdown triumphs. hut Phi Gamma Delta fought back

By B R U C E R O C H E

Tt t a n

In tra m u ra l Co-ordt a stor

That match w ill d efinitely be
played Thursday, with the doubles
The* P i K a p p a A lp ha-Sig m a Nu to w in * 20-12. Ross F r ic k th rew
finals being unreeled F rid a y .
tussle rocked bock end forth, the lbc p" ^
,'ha' A
n,.S“ nt th* ,ouchlead changing hands four tim ... •!««’>* W ot boot A I <>.
Sigm a X u bounced into the lead
,
I
on a pas* from T errel Franklin to ,C ,u b .5 8 ‘ t * " 1,
f r° m beh,ln.d
Co-Rec Volleyball
Jam es Roe.
”
* 2,t 13 w t o p r from Tittie Campus Dorm. Little Campus
Jo h n O verall moved lh Kappa fou,,ht t0 a 13. 0 )oad on Thomas
T H U R SD A Y S C H E D U L E
On — ji. •& Z e t a v «
W e i ! » j It
Alpha into inc lead with ,uvo fo r k 's passing before Randy Bie•''chs. Epsilon Phi v« Tri Delta.
touchdown passes,
B u t h ran k lin senbach and Charles Bigham startWien vii. Zeta Tn t Alpha,
and teammates s red twice to ed tbe passing that won fo r Fem.
HSV v«. AChiO.
UCC v« >”1 I'o lu i
take tm I s-12 margin.
Theleme Co-Op bounced ShoalNiama P<*'?a Ta a **. h K<. <HII, >
O verall threw to W arr en Jin- moot Arms, 13-0, in a Class B
30— Wast rnin* tar is. kh <; (I h>.
game that saw Clan Brew er st ore
all points.
B re w e r’s two touch­
downs and one extra point were
made on runs,
Roger T o lar passes to Thomas
Hopkins
and
Bobby
Tanner
scored all the point- for U n iv e r­
sity
Christian
which
defeated
Gamma Delta, 28-6, in a Class A
game.
Another Class A tussle ended rn
a 25-6 triumph for B S I ’ over
Central Christian.
John Maxwell ;s the name of
the man that passed the No Names
> a 20-6 victory over H. A. Club
in a Class R game.

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M aryland, 36-13, in a m ajor upset ester, S M U guard; (/ale Gallorn
last Saturday. On the basis of his way, bayloi (e n te r; Don Menasco,
j tine performance in that game, Texas end; P a t Knight, S M U end;
I L in ie r Costa, N. C. state tackle, and B ill Howton, Rice end.
; was selected Wednesday as the
A 225-pounder, Costa pounced
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i bal lineman of the week.
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Other linemen mentioned as

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L e ft halfback Sonny W y a tt,
who was injured in the Texas
game last year, aggravated that J outstanding during the week in­ down, then led three goal line
same shoulder last "w eek .
cluded Bobby C ollier, S M U tackle;! stands that thwarted M aryla n d ’*
Right guard Ike Neumann has B(.b G riffin , Arkansas, c e n te r ;1hid for victory.
been suffering from a stomach
disorder, and left end F ran k A l­
len, who was outstanding on de­
fense against S M U , has a bruised
rib.
Despite
losing 21 lettermen
from
the
1949
Cotton
Bowl
champs, Neely has moulded a
well-balanced machine from th ir­
1 2 ^ jy f
teen seniors, eleven juniors, and
twenty-six sophomores.
The O w I offensive backfield
ranks right along with the best
in the nation.
Vernon Glass, whose passing
led the Owls in their great rally
against the Longhorns last year,
for real helow-deck comfort!
has finally stepped into the start­
ing quarterback spot a fte r two
years of subbing for Tobin Rote
and Ike Eikenberg.
The form er Corpus Christi star
has passed for six touchdowns
in the four Rice games to date.
He has completed
28 of 46
aerials for 4 53 yards.
Left end B ill Howton and right
half B illy Burkhaltet have been
his favorite receivers. Howton, a
0-foot 2-inch junior, is second
in Conference pass catching. He's
taken ten aerials for 222 yards
and three touchdowns.
B u rk h alter
has
caught
two
scoring passes. He also has kept
up his hard running. W y a tt gained
TOI
yards
rushing
in
1919,
All-elastic w a i s t b a n d or elast ic
finishing third in the Conference,
sides
w ith Gr ip pe rs.
...................
H e ’s scored twice this veal, and
has built up a 38.5-yard punting
To be sure of complete comfort at all times,
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Fullback George (Hauser, who
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gained 163 yards on 17 carries
irrita tin g center seam. San fo riced-labeled, of
against S M U , has re ally blossomed
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in Bob Cantrip’* shadow fo r two
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The Owl line, which has been
impressive, is led by 250 pound
FOR A R R O W U N J V I R S I T Y S T Y L I *
tackle Paul Giroski, Allen, B o u ­
ton, Neumann, and center Lee
Stonestreet.
Sonny M cC urry, six-four junior,
handles right end chores. Glenn
W alls and veteran Bon Wanship
hold down left tackle. Playin g op­
posite Neumann at left guard a re
Gene Little and Bob Moore.
B illy W right, ju n io r right end,
ha-n t seer! too much duty*, but
has been exceptionally ai curate
With his extra point tries. A fte r
missing his first e ffo rt a g a in s t
L S I . he has connected thirteen
straight times.

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W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 25— (SP)
— P r e s id e n t T r u m a n sa id "Wednes­
d a y t h a t on e-th ird o f A m e r i c a ’s
y o u th s w e re physically or m e n ta lly
u n f i t to f i g h t f o r th e i r c o u n try .
He called it a “ d is g r a c e .”
The P r e s i d e n t d ec la re d A m e r ­
ic ans a r e “ n o t too p r o u d to f i g h t ”
— r e v e rs in g t h e f a m o u s w o rd s u t ­
te r e d b y P r e s id e n t W o o d r o w W il­
son in th e e a r ly d a y s o f W orld
W a r I— and he to ld N a tio n a l
G uard L eaders:
“ We will f i g h t f o r th e r i g h t ev­
e r y t im e . ”
T he sp e ec h signa le d w h a t a p ­
p e a r e d to be a re n e w e d a d m in is ­
t r a t i o n drive f o r e n a c t m e n t o f a
U n iv e r sa l M ilita ry T r a i n i n g P r o ­
g r a m w h e n C o n g res s r e t u r n s N o­

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v e m b e r 27.
C o n g re s s h as r e p e a te d ly tu r n e d
down W h ite H ouse r e q u e s ts f o r
UMT L egislation, a n d Mr. T r u m a n
h im s elf a g r e e d , a t the h e ig h t o f
the K o re a n w a r crisis, t h a t th e
p r o g r a m could n o t be p u t into e f ­
f e c t u n til th e s itu a tio n eased.
Now, w ith th e w a r v ir tu a lly e n d ­
ed, Mr. T r u m a n m a d e it c le a r he
in te n d s to p ress f o r a UMT Bill.
T he p r o g r a m w ould provide
m ilita ry tr a i n i n g f o r y o u th 18
th ro u g h 20 y e a r s old— six m o n th s
on a n in te n siv e basis, a n o t h e r six
m o n th s in r e s e rv e sta tu s .
A d d re s s in g th e c o n f e re n c e o f
th* N ational G u a rd A ssociation,
Mr. T r u m a n said in a c h a tty , offth e -c u ff t a l k :

South Koreans W ithin
32 M ile s of M a n c h u ria
S E O U L , O ct . 26— (ZP)— S o uth
K o re a n tr o o p s f o u g h t to w ith in
32 miles of th e M a n c h u r ia n b o r ­
d er W e d n e s d a y in th e ir drive to
end th e w a r by occ u p y in g all
N o rth K ore a.
R e p u b lic an fo rc e s w e re u n d e r
o r d e r s of G en e ra l M a c A r t h u r to
move to the M a n c h u ria n -S ib e ria n
b o u n d a r y o f K orea a s f a s t as pos­
sible.

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W e sell ’em . . .
you buy 'em.
Your old one need repairing?
Rent one from us while it’s
in the shop.

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Monday through Friday
Special prices inside service only
Brin g a date a n d you can both eat for the sam e price
as you can eat alone.

L A K E S U C C E S S , Oct. 25— CP)
— T h e U n ite d S ta te s a n d five
o t h e r n a t io n s W e d n e s d a y called
on th e U.K. A ssem bly to b ran d
op en a n d p’ifth C olum n a g g r e s ­
sion as “ th e g r a v ie s t of all crim es
a g a in s t
p ea ce
and
s e c u rity
t h r o u g h o u t th e w o rld ,”
T h e p ro p o sal w as in tr o d u c e d by
N e t h e r l a n d s delegate Dr. G. J.
V an H e u v e n G o e d h a rt as the
w estern
answ er
to
a
S oviet
“ p e a c e ” plan as k in g f o r an na-1
m e n ta r e d u c tio n a n d th e b r a n d ­
ing as a w a r crim inal the f i r s t
governm ent to use the atom bomb, j
S p o n so re d by B r ita in , F ra n c e ,
L e b a n o n , Mexico and the N e t h e r ­
la n d s as well as th e U n i t 'd
S ta te s, th e r e so lu tio n called upon '
e v e ry n a tio n to a c c e p t ef f e c tiv e !
i n t e r n a tio n a l con trol o f ato m ic
p ro v e d b y th e U.N, to r e g u la te
e n e r g y on th e basis a l r e a d y apall a r m s a n d a rm ies w ith a view
to w a r d th e i r g r a d u a l end.

TALLY-HO WAFFLE SHOP
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C U R B S E R V IC E 4 to 12

The
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T exan
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BENDIX
W ASHER.
8 m onths
1150.00 and sm all Frigidaire,
unit,, *100.08. Call 8-3667.
UNIVERSITY MEN!
Meals fam ily sty le . Hom e made roll*
a id pie* a sp ecialty.
MKS. HOWARD PAINE
2402 Seton 2 blocks w est of cam pus.
Phone 8-0171

1948
MERCURY
convertible.
heater.
*1200.00.
Call
Bill
8-3491 or P eke House.

THE SAFETY F
In d iv id tut] car* for
y e -r children. T r .on th iy, hourly rates.
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•
Special
service
for
football
gam es.
Elder
i Pickup—-delivery 5 -0 4 8 8 — 6 -0695.

PHILCO 1947 table model radio, sin g le
record cornbin*. 87 popular records
in album s. AH good condition. $130.00
value new sell for $50.00. Phone 7-1414
after 6 30 p.m.

H elp W an te d
BOY to work in kitchen and run Auto­
matic Dishwasher. Noon mea! only,
seven d a y s per week. W ill ;>ay 75 cents
per hour and noon m eal. Phone Charles
Eldridge at 7-9413.

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m onths old. 8 ft. with doubt* s a *
frycain* com partm ent. *325.00 box will
sell for *286.00. S ee at 1957 Red River
a fter 6 o ’clock.
CROSLEY SED AN . A l condition, radio.
looks lik e new, runs like mad. $350.00.
14113 A venue C. Cal] 6-9476 after 5.

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•addles, bridles
All leather goods
m ade to order. E verything W estern.
Capitol Saddlery. 1014 Lavaca.

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confirmed by three independent consulting
laboratories, prove that Lucky Strike is milder
than any other principal brand. Rich taste?
Yes, the full, rich taste of truly fine tobacco.
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n o u n c e d W e d n e s d a y th e C o rnin-;
American
authoritie*
suspect
form p ro p o sa l f o r a u n if ie d G e r - j
m a n y a s a “ p r e v e rs io r ” o f woisdd th e C hinese C o m m u n is ts a re b lu f ­
fin g in ta lk in g a b o u t in v a d in g T i­
lope f o r pea ce .
bet.
H e sc o re d as “ old a n d un wert jkW i th o u t e n tir e ly r u lin g o u t the
le” th e p la n ad v a n c e d S a t u r d a y
possibility of a n inv a sio n , ex
it P r a g u e b y the Soviet bloc.
H e called on Russia to live p p i n e r ts on t h e r e m o te a n d lofty
o its 1945 P o ts d a m pledges, wijth M id-A sian la n d said W ed nesday
he su g g e s tio n t h a t n o th in g e fse j t h a t high w i n t e r w inds a n d icy
s lack in g t o b rin g a b o u t Germian m o u n ta in passes m a k e large-scale
m ilita ry o p e r a tio n s unlik e ly fo r
d is a r m a m e n t a n d u n ity .
m o n th s to come.
★
M e an w hile th e F r e n c h r e p o r te d
It m a y b e a m o n t h o r m rfre
b efo re re se rv ists gain the full blin- W e d n e s d a y t h a t th e b la stin g of
V ietm in h
conefits o f th e “ o r d e r l y ” call-up pi»o- C om m u n ist-le d
e d u r e laid d ow n by S e c r e ta r y g>f c e n tr a ti o n s e a s t o f L ao k a y by
F r e n c h a r ti lle r y an d planes. This
defense M arshall.
D e fe nse o f fic ia ls said W edm&s-: a p p e a r e d to m e a n th e o p e n in g of
lay t h a t u n t i l th e t h r e e servie*es a b a t tle f o r L ao k a y , th e last
•erfe ct th e ir m a c h in e ry to catfry F r e n c h b a s tio n on th e n o r th w e s t
-ut th e n e w system , r e s e r v i k is f r o n tie r .
it
noy be called to active d u ty on
U.S. Marine* sw a rm e d ashore
one m o n t h ’s notice.
it
a t c a p tu r e d W o n san on th e E ast
A p p l i c a t i o n * f o r 4 2 m o r e te^e- C o a st of N o r t h K o r e a in a s u r ­
ision s ta tio n s to se rve 21 c i t i e s prise o p e r a tio n in w h a t ap p e ar.
in T e x a s a r e p e n d in g w ith t h e to be th e la st p h as e of tile w ar.
Federal
C o m m u n ic a tio n s
Com ­
mission, a w a itin g th e lif tin g o f
the tw o - y e a r g o v e r n m e n t “ freeze*”

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cleaned
WHITE.

Acheson Denounces
Cominforim Proposal

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N e w s Briefs

B y th e A ss o c ia te d P re ss

T Y p E \N R llE p S ?

H O L L Y W O O D , O ct. 25— (^P)—
Close f r i e n d s a n d asso c ia te s o f Al
Jolson d r o p p e d in f o r a f in a l visit
W ednesday.
O nly th e m o s t n e a r a n d d e a r
a c q u a i n ta n c e s w e r e p e r m i tte d to
see th e body o f “ M r. Show Busi­
ness,” ly in g in a bro n ze ca sk e t
s u r r o u n d e d by f lo w e r s in the den
o f his s u n n y s u b u r b a n hom e in
E ncino.
A n d once a g a in , t h e ja z z singer
wa-, d resse d in a p la in blue suit,
w as d re s s e id n a pla in b lu e suit,
a ta llith shaw l d r a p e d o v e r his
sh o u ld e rs in m e m o r y o f his f a ­
th e r.
Rabbi Max N u s s h a u m will o f f i ­
ciate. T h e lo n g c o r te g e will end
down th e B o u le v a rd t o w a r d F o r ­
est L a w n M e m o rial P a r k in n e a r ­
by G lendale, w h e r e th e b o d y will
be laid to r e st.

“ E ig h t tim e s I h a v e ask ed Cora- 1935. He said G eorge W a sh in g to n
gre s since I h ive b e e n P r e s i d e n t , “ a d v o c a te d th e sa m e t h i n g ” in a
fo r a U n iv e r sa l T r a in in g P r o g r a m m e ssag e to C o ngress in 1790, and
fo r th e y o u n g m e n o f th e Unit Jai since th a t tim e “ p r e s id e n t a f t e r
S tate s.
p r e s i d e n t ” h a s u r g e d m ilita ry
“ You know', one o f th e m o s t t r a i n in g f o r th e n a t i o n ’s yo u th .
d isg ra c e fu l th in g s t h a t e v e r ha pT hen, t u r n i n g to this c o u n t r y ’s
pen e d to th is c o u n t r y w a s to Ti)od r e a d in e - s to ta k e up arm s, Mr.
th a t 34 p e r c e n t o f th e y o u n g rn en T r u m a n sa id :
H e r e n o t p h y sic ally and m e n t a ’tfcy
“ I d o n ’t believe we w uuld have
fit to serve th e c o u n t r y .
had a K o re a n in c id e n t if some
“ N ow t h a t is a d isg rac e to t ’he I people h a d n o t th o u g h t t h a t we
rich e st n a t io n in th e w orld wiith w e r e too p ro u d to fig h t. W e a r e
all th e m edical k n o w led g e t h a t is n o t too p r o u d to fig h t.
; supposed to exist in th e w orld.
“ W e will fig h t f o r th e r i g h t ev­
I
“ U n iv e r s a l T r a in in g P r o g r a m e ry tim e, a n d we have alw ays done
would e r a d ic a te t h a t situation*,” it— a n d th a n k God w'e have alw ays
Mr. T r u m a n c o n tin u e d , a n d h e ‘ w on, b ec au se we have been on th e
told th e G u a r d s m e n :
r i g h t side. I hope t h a t w'e will
“ I hope t h a t y o u will p u t e v e r y ­ n e v e r be on th e w ro n g aide.”
thing you hav e b ehind th e id-ta
A r r iv in g u n e x p e c te d ly , Mr. T r u ­
of a tr a i n i n g p r o g r a m f o r t'fce . m a n rec eiv e d a w a r m welcome
: y o u th of th is c o u n t r y , t o m a fie f r o m th e G u a rd sm e n .
j them b e t te r citizens, to m a k e the Am
Mr. T r u m a n had bee n invited
able to d e f e n d th e ir c o u n t r y w h e n to a t t e n d th e C o n f e r e n c e , b u t
it is n e c e s s a r y .”
gav e no in d ic a tio n h e w ould a p ­
T h e P re s id e n t said he h a s b e t 'n p e a r u n til he t u r n e d up a t the
I ad v o c a tin g U M T e v e r since he !>e- M a y flo w e r
H otel
w here
the
| cam e a m e m b e r of C o ngress in I G u a r d s m e n w e re in session.

S e c r e t a r y of S t a t e A che son R e ­

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Friends
Rites to Jolson

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400
East 2nd. Phone 2-8663. Dav care,
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teacher, experienced su p ervision , reason­
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LEAVING FOR HOUSTON a t 2 p m .
Friday. H ave room for 2 or 3 riders.
Phone McCarty, 2-0062.

Special Services
MONTHLY PARKING SPACE A vailable
at rear of U n iv ersity D rug Store.
Rate 16.00 m onthly.
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Typing
WILL DO TYPING at my home. 1208
Palo Durn Road. Phone 6-124*.

L O ST : 2 cam eras in one large tan
carrying case, approx. 2”x l 0 ”x8",
with shoulder strap.
I — Graft**, 3 ,,-2 x 8 , 4 cam era, with 3.5
lens.
I — 16m m, Cine, Kodak, Movie cam ­
era.
I — W eston L ig h t Meter
I— P ortrait Lens
I—-Sky Filter
I — Special len s attachm ent
L eft under first row of se a ts in
Memorial .Stadium, East side of field,
betw een north IO and 40 yard line*
In Longhorn Band Section.
Finder
please call Moton H. Crockett Jr. at
S-4262.
A frenerous reward will be
paid, w ith no qu estion s asked.

T Y PIN G : 2108
phone 7-3205.

S w isher S treet.
Miss Welch.

TYPING Neat work Will call for and
deliver. Phone 2-4353 or 2-9606.
ACCEPTED MORNINGS T h eses, paper*,
dissertation*. 800 W. 31st. 2-9444.
THESES, reports, dictation. E le c tr u m ^ *
typew riter. Mrs. Petm ecky 53-2212.
GOOD ACCURATE typing done in nay
home. Call 63-3646.
ELECTRIC TYPEW RITER Expert ty p .
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T Y PIN G : theses them es, notebook*, out*
lines, etc. Phone 6-8269.
TYPING. All kinds. 8-1191
weekday*. Mr*. W itt.

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Little M a n on Campus

O n Per.
c r S o n
IT WAS A DEAD ELECTION,
There just wasn’t anything to get
excited about.
What were the issues? At; best, only
two, and neither of them clear-cut.
Only a handful of candidates actually
took a stand a g a i n s t the Hare preferen­
tial system; only a few said anything
definite about NS A.
The issues— as usual, as traditional,
as dismally as ever— were personali­
ties. A sad ratio of one out of five
students voted.
What w a s the result ?
Thirteen ct the sixteen Clique can­
didates were elected; five sorority girls
were elected; and seven independent
men were elected. The Greek-Indepen­
dent r a tio : 19 to 7.
To one extent, it serves the inde­
pendents quite right. They were— as a
group, if not as individual candidates—
lazy and disorganized. Such indiffer­
ence does not merit much reward.
Neither does the fact that the inde­
pendents trailed condemn the Hare
system, in itself; only 15 independents
ran. whereas 24 Greeks were in con­
tention.
It is the actual mechanics of the
system which allow allocation of votes
to be controlling. That is the discredit­
ing factor.
Before the election, some Clique men
were tacking up sheets on the bulletin
boards reading:
“ Vote this w ay!”
And the rest of the sheets specified
how it would be best if that particular
fraternity placed its 1-2-3 votes.
The system paid off. Are the Greeks

n

C*uer O n w a r d
The quest for knowledge goes ever
onward.
Up at Harvard, date sitters solve
a long-standing problem for all men
who like to have feminine companion­
ship while they're hitting the books.
A stodgy regulation forbade H ar­
vard students to allow’ girls in their
rooms after 8 in the evening unless
accompanied by another girl.
Now7, the Harvard men can burn the
midnight oil till midnight— and have
the moral support of their lady friends
all the w’hile. They just get an extra
girl to come along and keep things on
the up-and-up.
The only thing required by the sit­
ters— besides financial remuneration
— is that the couples with w’hom they
sit furnish sufficient lighting for
studying.

a

lilie s

CHARLEY

T R IM BL E

Perhaps the Assembly, in fair-mind­
edness, will fully investigate the elec­
tion system and change it to a strict
m ajority place system. The indepen­
dents would .still lose— they just don’t
vote in the fall; but the system would
be fair to each individual.

★

★

In a copyrighted story Wednesday,
the Boston Globe said that Dr. Ralph
Bunche, United States Palestine Media­
tor and Nobel Prize winner, has been
chosen professor of government at H ar­
vard University.
Grandson of a slave, Dr. Bunche is
the first Negro to hold a Harvard Col­
lege professorship. A Harvard grad­
uate, he is now’ senior director of the
United Nations Trusteeship Council.

A N D W HY NOT a trans­
ferable blanket tax?
No one seem s to be against
transferring the blanket t x
between students, but there
the p assive n e r; stops.
Some people seem to have
the idea that because they
paid for the activity card they
should have the full right to
decide who, where and for
what their blanket tax will be
used.
T h e present regulations
state definitely on the card
that it is N O N -T R A N S FE R -

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But in allow ing n on-stu ­
dents to use the blanket ta xes
you are throwing away the
last a d vantage given to the
students in athletic activities.
There is already enough
griping about students sitting
on the sunny w est side of
Memorial Stadium. Were it
n ot that it on ly costs the
students a fraction of the
general admission price to see
the gam es, the w est side
would be intolerable. Yet,
there are those w’ho would
give tho general public the
right to see the gam es at
student prices.
Surely w e haven’t forgot­
ten what happened during
SMU ticket sales when more
stud en t tickets were sold than
in attendance.
I he blanket tax was de­
signed fo r students. Even
though you may think it yo u r
sacred right t< loan it to
whomever you please by vir­
tue o f having planked down
$15 for it— y o u ’re wrong.
As long as stipulations a r t
made con cern in g the use o f
such a ticket,
the stud en t
should realize that regardless
of his personal fee lin gs the
regulations stand.
And there are argum ents
against making the blanket
tax transferable am ong stu ­
dents even when it is optional.
Other organizations and a c ti­
vities than the Athletic Coun­
cil depend on blanket tax
funds, and w hen purchase o f
the ticket is slow, these a c ­
tivities su ffe r .
The blanket ta x is destined
to be optional n e x t year. Its
tra n sferab ility is not even
a gleam- We should m ake a
decision, and that decision
should be in favor o f the stu ­
dents.
l f we MUST make the blan­
ket
tax
transferable,
we
should support ourselves n ex t
year by m aking it tra n sfe r­
able only b etw e en student*.

A ll Students to See
Final Exam File Soon
Texan Editor

“ U TT ER LY A S T O N IS H E D .”
Th at’s the w ay Dr. Painter said
he f e lt when he learned that
1,200 students signed up for the
Great Issues course.
B u t he believes the course
should be continued as now se t up
through n e x t sem ester.
“ Then, if in terest is still high,
of
course
w eil
accredit
the
cou rse.”
It was su g g ested that a terra
paper be the requirem ent instead
o f quizzes.
★

it

A FILE

This text is $6.85, but if you if write your name only once in
pencil— don t mark or dog-ear the pages— -manage to keep from
soiling the binding, well give you $1.35 for it "next term.”

A MOVEMENT has begun at Yale
similar to the one conducted by the
Daily Texan expressing sympathy with
the dismissed California professors.
In a recent editorial the Yale News
s a id :
“ The California student council has
inaugurated a drive to supplement fac­
ulty gifts . . . We applaud the student
movement . . .
“ And because we feel th at the fight
for academic freedom at California is
no less contingent to Yale men because
the battleground is a continent’s width
away, w’e urge every member of the
Yale family who believes in the dignity
of the scholar and in the principles of
freedom of thought to implement his
feelings.
“ If sent to the News, letters and con­
tributions will be forwarded . . .
The Texan, which mailed 1,537 stu­
dent names attached to petitions back­
ing up the profs Saturday, hopes other
universities than Yale will make simi­
lar demonstrations.

‘Issues’ Pleases Painter

B y RONNIE DUGGER

Now that the crass politics is over,
some of the electees probably think
they have done their duty to the stu­
dent body by getting elected.
Put Lloyd Hand and Sterling Steves,
who are fired up, ready to fight for
student improvements like an honor
system, deserve full and critical As­
sembly support.
The Texan may have to cover a lot
more Assembly meetings at which the
Assemblymen sit on their hands and let
George do it.
We hope not.

ABLE. and that any fennageling will be dealt with se v ­
erely.
First you must make a basic
decision: Should the blanket
tax be used by non-students?
As all students are now re­
quired to pay the activity fee ,
there would be little point in
making it transferable— IF
you hold that only students
should have the reduced price
privilege.
On the other hand, if you
decide a student should be
able to lend his blanket tax
to non-students, you a u tom a­
tically force its convertibility.

Ttxan Aacoriate Editor

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to be condemned for maximizing the
benefits they could derive from the
prevailing voting process? Of course
not.

Give Public the Blanket Tax
A nd We re Kicking Ourselves
By

By Bibler

In the Mas!

Next Voice You Hear'
Not UT Dorm Dweller
By CAROLYN

BUSCH

If you are continually thwarted
by the busy signal in trying to
contact your favorite girl f r ie n d in
one o f U T ’s dorms, you will yearn
fo r the telephone system o f the

to r y a n d p r in te d pamphlets in a
c l e r g y m a n ’s attem pt to prevent his
address on the Oklahoma AAM
campus.

U . o f W iacon ain .

One o f the best in the country,
the system includes 600 lines into
dormitories.
One line serves an
average o f eigh t students.
UT's women's dorms are served
by only three lines apiece. W ith
approximately 125 girls in each
building, over 40 girls m ust share
one line.
★
w hen the O k l a h o m a D a i l y in­
quired o f the m otives o f OU stu ­
dents as to w h y they w ere v e n t u r ­
ing to Dallas for the UT game, it
received answers such as this:
“ I’m goin g down to replenish
my lemonade .supply.”
“ All my life I ’ve had a sup­
pressed desire to be a party boy,
and Dallas is th e p e r f e c t spot,
I’m thinking.”
“I ’m going because m y doctor
prescribed a liquid d iet.”
“ I ’m g o in g down to see the tall
buildings and deep g u tter s.’’
"I need Hadacol bad, and, then,
I might g et in the w rong room
at the Baker.”
★
The police administration o f
M i c h i g a n S tate has purchased a
lie detector to make sure its
naughty little crim inals a re n ’t fib­
bing.
★
To be allowed to initiate a
Negro student is the demand o f
the Connecticut chapter o f Phi
Epsilon Phi.
The chapter has threatened to
withdraw from the national organ­
ization if refu sed permission to
initiate Al Rogers, president o f
the freshman class and a member
o f the varsity football team.
The C onnecticut chapter has
given a two-w eek ultimatum to
the national Grand Council to
withdraw* a blackball.
★
A 30-year-old Latin instructor
at th
U n iv ersity
of
M ich ig a n ,
with prospects o f an extended pri­
son sentence, evidently prefers
death to disgrace and punishment.
A disappointed lover informed
police that Robert Stacey, de­
scribed as a classical scholar o f
exceptional ability, was responsi­
ble for a fire which com p letely de­
stroyed a $ 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 classroom
building.
A fter the failure o f two suicide
attempts, the scholar admitted
three other arson offenses.
★
Toyohiko
Raga wa,
Japanese
churchman who is to be a UT
Great Issues speaker on Dec. l l ,
was blasted with unflattering ora­

O ffic ia l
P r o s p e c tiv e te a c h e r * in t e r e s t e d in p o ­
s itio n s fo r F e b r u a r y and S e p te m b e r o f
1981
sh o u ld
a tte n d
th e
r e g is tr a tio n
m e e tin g T h u r sd a y , O c to b e r 2ft, at 4
P.m. in A r c h ite c tu r e B u ild in g 1 0 5 . T h is
m e e tin g is called for th e b e n e fit OI g r a d u ­
a te as w ell as u n d e r g r a d u a te s tu d e n t*
w ho m ay b e in te r e ste d in s e c u r in g te a c h ­
in g p o sitio n s and for t h o s e w h o w ould
lik e to build a c o m p le te U n iv e r s it y file
w h ich in c lu d e s le t t e r s o f r e c o m m e n d a tio n .
H O B O K A Y , D ir ec to r
T e a c h e r P la c e m e n t S e r v ic e
B a sil F ,
B a s ils .
B a sile
M fg . Co.,
L e a k e s v ille , M isxieO p pi w ill be on th e
cam p u s T h u r sd a y , O c to b e r 26, to in te r ­
view s e n io rs and g r a d u a te s fro m th e
C o llege o f B u s in e s s A d m in is tr a tio n and
th e .School of J o u r n a lism .
T h e B a s ils
M fg. ( o. has a n u m b er o f v a c a n c ie s for
Women s apparel s a le s m e n th at c a n lead
to top e x e c u tiv e p o s itio n s in s a le s m a n a g a m o n t an<^ m e r c h a n d is e m a n a g e m e n t.
C an d id ates p le a se c o n ta c t th e S tu d e n t
E m p lo y m en t B u reau fo r a n in te r v ie w
a p p o in tm en t.
T h e Law S ch o o l A d m iss io n s T e s t v d il
be ad m in istered in A r c h ite c tu r e B u ild in g
JOB from 9 to 12 a.m . an d J to 6 p.m .
on S a tu r d a y . N o v e m b e r i s .
A p p lica tio n s
m u st be r eceiv ed by th e E d u c a tio n a l
r e s tin g S e r v ic e, Princeton, N ew J e r s e y ,
by N ovem b er 8. in fo r m a tio n and form s
fo r ap p lica tio n s m a y be sec u r e d a t th e
2 r g t,n *
* ” d ^ u *d an ce B u reau , V H ail
H . T . M A N U E L . D ir ec to r

le t t i n g and G uidance Bureau

o f old final exam s will
be available to all students in the
Reserve Reading Room when the
n e x t dead week and finals period
roll around.
Some stud en ts having final
exam copies from past years is
u n fa ir to others.
The situation
has prevailed for m any years.
Mica passed a resolu tion for the
final exam file. Then S teve Smarook was appointed chairman o f a
com m ittee by Zeke Zbranek, Mica
president, and Smarook, alon g
with Joe Bub Bettis, Dean W. I).
Blunk, and others, asked Dean
N o w o tn y about it.
“ A fine idea,” he said.
Mica will have to put up $1 00
for the filing cabinet, and Mica
and M ica will staff the file three
hours a night, three night* a w eek,
during the critical days.
★
★
T H E P OW ER S TH A T BE sup­
port a U niv ersity honor system
IOO p e r c e n t — b u t sa y t h a t it m u s t
com e from the students.
That's logical, l f w e Rte to be

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U H -H U H

To the E d itor:
There is considerable talk late­
ly about th e pursuit o f truth, aca­
demic f r e e d o m , and other points
o f view’ that threaten our free
A m e rica n institutions . . .
I am a patriotic A m erican and
native T e x a n and love our free
in stitu tio n s and I w'ant to keep
them . T h is is w here my point of
v iew cor aes in. I can n ot se e any
harm in Separating the sheep from
the goa ts when the goats have
avow ed that they will destroy the
sheep b y force,
l f Communism
was onbr a state or national or­
g a n iz a tio n , that would he differ­
ent. T h e fact remains, that this
is an i nternational organization
with th<& strong purpose o f de­
stroyin g our fre e way o f life . . .
I f they $ a in control, can we have
“ the fret! pursuit o f tru th ” as you
m en tio n e d in a recen t editorial?
D o n ’t you thin k tha t if we
pursued th e truth, w’e would find
that the**; people are dangerous,
who are hiding behind a so-called
“ m in o r ity principle?”
JIM MY E. TU R N E R
E d ’a n o t e — Y e a , w e d o a g r e e .
If t h a t seem s in c o n s is te n t to
y o u , w** h a v e n ’t g o t o u r p o i n t
a c r o n ho y o u .

★
NO SPIR IT

To the Hditor:
. . . w h a t has happened to the
idea anif plan? fo r all-UT con vo­
cations? . . .
. . . it.ere is so m ething w ron g
at the U niversity in respect to
the stu d en t's fee lin g o f b elon gin g­
n ess am i responsibility to the U ni­
versity. F or example, w hy should
it Le n ece ssa r y for the library to
stat ion guards at the library exits
to se e th a t no one steals books?
A lso, w h y is it that certain stu ­
d en ts a r e allowed by th e rest . . .
to p reju dice the worth of their
work, Cheir degree, by dishonesty
and chelating.
Why i s it that an au d itor’s re­
ceip t is a necessary passport for
any am i sundry activities?
W h y is there a gen eral apathy
on the part o f stu d en ts toward
that thilng called stu d en t govern ­
m e n t mr toward facu lty or admin­
istra tiv e actions?
Could it be th a t there is no
spirit o f being a part o f this in-

f i n tires
L is t e d
b e lo w a r e th e a tu d e n ta fo r
w h o m w a h a v e no a d d r e s s.
T h e se a t u ­
d en ta a r e r e q u e ste d to c o m e by th #
O ffic e of, t h e Dean o f S t u d e n t L ife ,
M ain B u ild in g 1 0 1 -M , a s s o o n a s p o s s i­
ble.
Thorne s tu d e n ts are J o s e p h P e te r
A le s s to , D a v id E u g e n e A n d e r so n , R o b e r t
N e w to n A n d r e w s, N a s ir M auid A sd i, J a y
E llio t t B b: rn b erg, W illia m D a n ie l B o n is ,
Jacob
H u d so n
C a r ru th e r s,
D an D e a n
C h a n d le r, B ark H o C h u , C e n e N e s b i t t
D a n ie ls , B d w in D on ah oe, W'ade F r a n k ­
lin
D o r e e n , T hom as
E dw ard D z ils k y ,
J u liu s A lfr e d E h ie r t, A lb e r t C a y to n E r ­
hard, G ear s e Earl G ran t, E d m u n d F r e d ­
erick H u m sc, M a rvin M orrison H offm an ,
J a m e s U se,! H olcom b , J a m e s P a u l J a oovB,
R udolpho J o r d o n , J o h n
R obert
K e lly , R o b e r t M cK in ley K itc h n e r , W a l­
ter E. K ie g k n , J o s e p h L a w re n c e L eh n e r,
N e il Ir w in L e v a , C h a r le s R e y n o ld L u n d cli ux, Eld w ard A n th o n y
M ack, P h ilip
11 en r v M jaginot and B ern ard A le x a n d e r
M arlow .

CARL V. BREDT. A ssistant
Dean of Student Life
T h e S t u d e n t E m p lo y m e n t B u reau h as
r e c e iv e d
50 p e r so n a l .sum m ary s h e e t s
fr o m M o n tg o m e r y W ard. G rad u ate* and
g r a d u a t in g s e n io r s in m a k in g a p p lic a ­
tio n fo r w n ip io y m e n t sh o u ld c o n ta c t th e
S tu d e n t E m p lo y m e n t B u reau im m e d ia te ­
ly t o c o m p le te th e p e r so n a l s u m m a r y
s h e e t b e fo r e an in te r v ie w can be s c h e ­
du led
M o n tg o m e r y W ard is a lso in t e r ­
e s te d in e n g in e e r in g m a n a g e m e n t m a ­
jo r ' fo r lim e and m o tio n s tu d y p o s itio n s
a n d 'o r o p e r a tin g p o s itio n s le ad in g to­
w ard e x e c u t iv e p o s itio n s.
JO E D. F A R R A R , D ir e c to r

Student Employment Bureau

.

s ti t u t i o n —-o f b e lo n g in g ? . . .
P e r h a p s w e ll-p lan n ed and e x e ­
c u te d g e n e r a l c o n v o c a tio n s could
d r a w f ro m t h e g e n e r a l s t u d e n t n o t
only his opinions, b u t also a f e e l ­
ing o f b elo n g in g a n d a f e e lin g o f
re sp o n sib ility t o w a r d th is U n iv e r­
s ity a n d fellow s tu d e n ts .
JA M E S A. H U D SO N

★

proud of our collective in tegrity,
we m ust be the first to assert it.
The Intercollegiate Press tells
us that an honor system to be
enforced by a student honor board
will go into effect at Knox College
this semester.
Main responsibility for ch eatin g
and discipline will rest with the
students.
The honor board will
be composed o f three seniors,
three, juniors, and two sopho­
mores; it will hear all cases and
make recom m endations fo r disci­
plinary action.
It’s explained to
each in com ing freshm an, who
signs a card that he understands
it.
★

it

U N IO N E X P A N S IO N by the
end o f 1951 is looking m ore like
a certainty ev e ry day.
Dr. Painter said W ednesday
that he realizes “ the need is
th e re” ; that he has recommended
t o the R egents (who m ee t in
Houston Friday) that legislation
be prepared for the Legislature;
and that it would provide that
I T could levy a fee each sem ester
to amortize the expansion.
The students approved an ex­
panded union 2-1 in a recent
referendum. U T Architect Lem­
mon is going into the plans now.
★

A N D T H E N there was that
bathing su it Carlita Woolbredt
wore at the Ten Most Beautiful
tryouts the other night . . .
Bikini, Hiroshima, N agasaki . . .
★
★
T II E
S T U D E N T - FA C U L TY
Council at Depauw University has
established a student curriculum
com m ittee to consider stu d en ts’
su ggestion s on the D epauw cur­
riculum.
\ \ bile only advisory, the com ­
m ittee will consist of nine stu ­
dents— fo u r seniors, three juniors,
two sophomores.
The chairman
o f the Depauw facu lty com m ittee
on curriculum and academic rou­
tine1 will a c t as liaison agent be­
tween
the
students
and
the
faculty.

L

a n a erin
f ti the Dawn o f the Morn
Slow ly the m inute hand
O f the clock ticks
The tw iligh t away
Leaving- by m y bedside
A vanishing shade,
Caravan o f cars rolls
Toward their way home
VV ith housew ives str o llin g
On the sidew alk and children
P la y in g in the b ac k y a rd .

★

DR. PA IN T E R said that the
T exan's proposal fo r a Literary
Magazine is “ all to the goo d ” but
d o u b te d the financial fea sib ility
o f a graduate and married stu­
d e n t s dorm with p r e s e n t cost-. A
possible a l te r n a t iv e is co n v e r tin g
a present dorm.

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OH, MY . . .

T o the Editor:
The “ d ucats” rash that has been
r a g i n g in th e A u stin p a p e r s since
la s t s u m m e r h a s fin ally b r o k e n
o u t in T he D aily T e x a n . See last
I u e s d a y 's second headline. D u c a ts
are coins and never have been
and n ever w ill be tickets. The
current use o f the term among
local sportswriters is m erely sound
and fury, sign ifyin g nothing. Ima­
g in e Shylock, w hen he w as r o b b e d
by Jessica, screaming “ My tickets,
O my tick ets!”
E. M. CLARK

the undefinable fee lin g o f discrim­
ination until one has suffered th*
experience.
S p e a k i n g for m y s e lf a n d o t h e r
L a tin -A m e rie a n s t u d e n ts on t h e
campus, we can t r u l y say th a t we
have .suffered th e e x p e rien c e o f
d isc rim in a tio n a t o ne tim # or a n ­
o th e r in o u r lives; p e rh a p s M r.
C a n tu has n o t been so u n lu c k y .
H ow I would love to see th e sh a d es
of his face c h a n g e if he h e a r d
some n arro w -m in d e d T e x a n w alk
up a n d down th e c a m p u s h o lle rin g
“ Remember the Alamo, DOW N
and OUT w ith the M ESSIG A N S .”
A D E L A ID A GARCIA
R O D R IG U E Z
★

GLIB D ISM IS SA L
To the Editor:
Re Mr. G o m p e r tz ’s rev ie w in
S u n d a y ’s su p p le m e n t, it is disa p ­
pointing to see Frank Scully's
book, “ B ehind t h e F ly in g S a u ­
c e r s ,” dism issed in a glib, fairy ­
tale manner , . .
Adm ittedly S cully m akes som e
Ed' s n o t e :
assertions which are a little hard
R
ight you
ar e, D r . C l a r k ,
to swallow— such as the m agnetic
F A R -R E A C H IN G
r i g h t y o u ar e . W e k n o w y o u ’re
To t h e E d i t o r :
p ro p u lsio n t h e o r y by which a
th« Sh a k e s p e a r e p r o f ; w h o e l s e
“ s a u c e r ” could c o n c e iv a b ly a p ­
I wonder if you fully realize
wou ld cite fr om Macbeth and
proach th e sp e ed o f light, and
the scope o f The Daily Texan . . ,
T h e M e r c h a n t o f V e n i c e in t he
certain elem ents o f the “ little
U pon graduation . . .
I w as
sa m e n in et e en word*?
m e n ” story.
N evertheless, much
most anxious to keep in touch with
★
o f the book is in tellig en t and
the “ goin gs-on ” in Austin . . . A c ­
convincing , . .
Q UALM S OF PITY
cordingly, I subscribed to the
T
o
the
Editor:
Many nations are stud yin g space
Texan for a year. It has been ar­
Alas! Alas! When one en cou n ­
travel. D urin g the war the Ger­
riving
at my place o f business . . „
ters such expressions o f opinion
m ans had an artificial-satellite
daily. I was som ew h at amazed to
observation base in the design
by his fellow man as p rofessed by
note the in terest exhibited by m y
s tage, and American experts are
R. G. Cantu Jr., one is reminded
fellow worker? in the tabloid
w orking on similar projects.
o f the reason f o r the slow arduous
(Summ er T e x a n ) . I now have a
Leading scien tists say that all
path humanity is forced to travel
m an-sized stru gg le on m y hands
basic en gin eerin g problems o f a
if it would improve itself . . ,
to g e t my paper before th ey all
moon-rocket have been worked
one can only f e e l qualms of pity . .
do.
o u t—-all th a t ’s now needed is
S T A N L E Y MOHLER
som e new fuel pow erful enough to
★
. . . Despite the presence o f
su rm oun t the obstacle of prohibi­
m any N ew York papers, I alm ost
UTTERLY ASHAMED
tive w eight.
alw ays have about thirty curious
To the Editor:
“ D estination Moon,” at a local
onlookers peering over m y sh oul­
N eve r have I been so utterly
theater last week, is evidence that
der as I read . . . Don’t be overly
ashamed o f a m ember o f m y na­
the thin g is beyond the pipe-dream
surprised if you receive an abun­
tionality as w hen I read Mr. Ro­
stage.
dance o f applications . . .
b ert Cantu's letter, I have alw ays
Perhaps the mo?t n a iv e and
A t any rate, congratulations on
f e l t that as humans wre are not
visionless assumption
cu rrently
able to truly sym pathize with an­
a great job and m aking me thor­
p revalen t is that our earth — o f
other in the g r ie f of death, the
oughly proud o f my school paper.
all the planets in this solar system
inferiority of a handicap, or in
JACK A L T E R
or in the thousands o f other solar
s y stem s in the myriads o f nebulae
and
constellations
throughout
sp ace— is the only h ea ven ly body
capable of su sta in in g life.
A stronom ers have announced
ACROSS
that li f e elsew here is “alm ost a
2. Family
19. Wheaten
Today's
c e rta in ty .”
I. Chief cook
residence
flour
5.
Repeat,
as
3.
Subside
21. Peruvian
. , . A fter all, fifty years ago
Answer is
words
4. Iron (sym.)
Indian
we w’e re sa y in g that man could
in the
9. Mantle
5. Gum resin 24. Large cask
never fly.
10. Den
used
in
25.
Goddess
of
Classified
C H A R L E S H. ROW JR.
11. Side of door
drugs
volcanoes
MALCOLM L A U D E R D A L E .
Ads
12. The number 6. People of
(Poly n.)
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five
Canada
26. Lethargy
‘M U R D E R ’
14. Scrutinize
7. Strike
27, Remove
To the Editor:
15. So. Am.
8. Citrus fruit
(Print.)
To show m y m otivation fo r
Indian
l l . N ozzles
28. Loud
16. N egative
thin king about this subject I m en­
12. Pallid
sounds
reply
(poetic)
tion that I served in ground com ­
29. Spinning
37. Own*
I?. Toward
13. Movable
toys
bat fo r five m onths at A nzio and
38. Fold
18. Goldenrod
barrier
31. Ocean-gomg
✓
over
in France . . . N o w fiv e years
20. Impertinent 15. S tringy
vessel
40. Provincial
a fter the end o f the war American
(slang)
18. Shaped like 35. River
department
m en are sent into com bat to mur­
22. Roman road
a spatula
(Russ.>
(Chin.)
der and be murdered. And murder
23. N egative
is the correct word. W ebster de­
vote
i
2
5 4
7
5 6
8
f in e s murder as the intentional
24. Baseball
////
/r s ns /
club
killing o f one human bein g by
IO
9
25. Agreement
another. There is no m ention that
27. Swiss
r n
the act is sa n ctified w hen per­
u
founder
I i" 1
form ed for the g overn m en t . . .
of the
Is it to keep peace In the world?
777?
14
15
Red Cross
16
That couldn’t possibly be so. When
80. Fringed
m en are sent into combat, peace
17
shoulder
18
19
is autom atically broken.
The
ornaments
lo
P resid en t is con tinu ally con fused
21
(Mil.)
22
82. Hawaiian
on this point . . . It is apparent
bird
25
24
that A m erican troops w ere sent
33. Music not*
into action in Korea to stop the
25 2b
34. Brisk,
ZI
28 29
advance of communism. I wish he
merry song
would say so.
So
35. Sauciness
51
52
E U G E N E L. KN A D LER
j|
(slang)
*6. Gaseous
ii
HORRORS!
54
55
hydrocarbon
To the Editor:
38. Minus
57
S6
58
To lessen indigestion, no one
39. Detest
should eat b reakfast on election
40. Temple
S9
day . . . The faces o f the candi­
41. River (Fr.)
:
dates are mostly in the trees, and
42. Java tree
41
42
I reckon H e y look p retty natural
DOWN
there too . . .
I. Cb***
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Reagan ta Ma*t Today

U T Librarian Speak* Today

Greek G am bits

Alexander Moffit, U niversity li­
will brarian, w ill talk on “ College and
have a meeting for all old and ' U n iversity Libraries in the Southnew members Thursday at. 5 west” at JO a.m. Thursday in Main
Keagan

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Delta

T e n Initiated b y A E P i

P i ! Buj J dinf f 3i. ? | ,
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Mort it s talk is included in
j
j^j-ary school lecture series.

Alpha Epsilon Pi fra tern ity in­
itiated ten Sunday. Following the
initiation a "banquet was held at
the Austin Hotel.
N ew members ate Clarence A.
Abramson, B a r ry L. Colt, Sylvan
A.
Daily,
Howard
S. » F e ffe r,
Charles I. Gerton,
Jerom e P.
G ran off, Harold S. Ko st, Charles
Erovetz, M arvin M. Sigel, and
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of M argaret P s f ' Carol ^navely,
and M ary Rain Mix,
Pledge class officers are Nancy
Steves, president* Lois Nickerson,
vice-president; K a ty Boyd secre­
ta ry ; Yvonne Rollin-. treasurer;
B e tty Thoma-,
parliam entarian;

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Brock Pearce, Texas Union di­
rector, will discuss different phases
of leadership at the first meeting
of Co-Ed Assembly Thursday at
1:4 5 o’clock in Texas Union SUO­
MI I. The Assembly is made up of
presidents <
>f all women’s organi­
zations.
M r. Pearce, who became Union
director in September, was gradu­
ated from New York U niversity
a fte r attending The U niversity of
Texas one year.
He received his
degree in recreation and did grad-

• a j s t m . ? n > *•'

The national assembly, which
meet- only once each four years,
will meet at Miam i U niversity in
Oxford, Ohio, December 27 to
Ja n u a ry 2. it is a legislative ga­
thering of delegates from 900 as­
sociations throughout the nation.

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deadline for the six charm lectures
is Thursday and the $1 fee may
be paid at the main de^k of the
Union.
A ll members of the Charm
School are asked to bring high
heels for the demonstration.

eak
To Education Frat

“ The Study of Higher Educa-i 'o r married couples and a meet­
tion” w ill be (J. E llis Nelson’s* ing of the Music and Drama group
tonic when he speaks at a Phi are two activities planned by the
D e l t a K a p p a dinner Thursday at N a t i o n a l
A sso c ia tio n
of U n iv e r­
6:15 p.m. in the Queen Anne Room ; s i t y D a m e * tin week.
of the Texas Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pyatt,

Mr, Nelson is co-ordinator of re­ 1496 Oleander Street, w ill be ho-tThe U niversity Y hopes to send search on higher education, a pro­ for the Halloween party Saturda\
U n students and two non-students gram >ponsored by the Texas Leg - 1at 8 p.m. A ll U niversity married
t . the national assembly meoting isis live Council.
couples are invited and reserva­
in December.
tions may be made with Mrs. Py
★
Bridge and canasta instruction att at 7-5852.
is offered on game night at the
Record selections from the mu­
T h e re is no S u b s titu te
Y W t \ *'a vt i; g
•’
7 Mi p rn sical show “ Oklahoma ‘ w ill be
fo r th e P r o fe s s io n a l
Thursday. The meeting is open to played at the Mu>ic and Drama
both men and women.
meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. in
S e r v ic e y o u get a t
Game lessons w ill br taught for Texas Union SOI, Hostesses for
eight weeks, A registration fee of the meeting w ill be Mrs. W illiam
S3 plus Y W C A membership is re­ F. O ’Zee and Mrs. Jam es PT Sm el­
quired. F o r furth er information, ser. A ll students* wives are in­
B E A U I V SH O P
persons
interested
may
call vited.
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T h e Jo h n
A. P a y n e Squadron
and a sponsor selected when Ashof the Arnold A ir Society, honor-1b e l L i t e r a r y S o c i e t y holds its next
ary m ilitary service organization. meeting on November 2 at the
will hold its semi-monthly meeting Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in A i r !
O fficers of the society arc Jan e
T m
r e
R O T C headquarters.
J I A mm JE i m I
W ra y, president; Sara Jan e AlNew pledges of the squadron i Im , vice-president; Sara Puig,
w ill he welcomed, V irg il C. Cas­ | corresponding secretary: Shirley
sel, squadron commander, said Neely, recording secretary; and
Wednesday.
Emma Sue Cowden, reporter.
Hogg
D eb atin g
So ciety
will
*
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rn* et Thursday at 7 p.m. in Texas
Geneva Corder has bom elected
Union 307.
vice-president of Pi Lambda The­
Recently elected officers a ir
W heels Balanced
ta, national homo ary and profes­
W illiam
D. Perkins, president;
sional association of women in
Monte Lawrence, vice-president;!
education.
W h eel A lignm ent and Bob Grainge, secretary.
*
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The
newly-organized
square
R io
G rande
V a lle y
C lub
will
dance club, The Triangle Square,
meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in
will meet regularly on Monday
Sutton H all 2 10. Plans for a so­
nights at the Y W C A clubroom,
cial w ill be discussed.
SPIRES TIRE CO.
Mrs. Dorothy Lundel! ha
an­
it
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3510 G u ad a lu p e
nounced.
An inform al Halloween party
Mrs. Lundel!, young adult direc­
tor of the “ Y ” , advised that be­
ginners in square dancing join
immediately.

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Ann H ill, p re sid e n t of the As­
M yrtle W atkins, form er model,
sem bly, a n n o u n c e d th a t c o n s titu ­ will lecture on posture and grace
tion s, A ctiv ity H an d b o o k s, and at tin* first Charm School to be
or ga n i z a t i on al ca rd s w ill be dis­ held Thursday from 7 to 8:30

The group will divide into parte
representing each of the nine re ­
gions of the national assembly,
p p I members will impersonate f i ­
gures in the national program.

SOPHOMORES!

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Posture Is Topic
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'Y ' Plans Program
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Newly-elected pledge officers
of Alpha O m i c r o n Pi are Imogene
Jones of W eatherford, president;
uale study in the U n iversity of M artha M cC arty of Edinburg,
vice-president; and Beverly Toney
Minnesota.
of
Dallas, sccretary-treasurer.
Mr. Pearce worked with the
Palm School Playground and the
Police Athletic League in Austin,
and with The Madison Square
B o y s ’ Club and Sloan House in
New York City.

tributed at the meeting.
Organizations wishing to pay
their dues, which must be in
November I, may do so at the
meeting. Betty Ann Allen, trea­
surer, announced.
This is the first of the four
Assembly meetings to be held dur­
A mock meeting of the national ing the 1950-51 school year.
assembly of Student Y M C A ’s arid
YW< A ’s w ill be given by the
U p percut* Fellowship at the U n i­ O ver the T-Cup
versity Y Thursday at 7 p. rn.
Jo d v Edmondson and Franklin
Spears w ill lead the program.

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Nancy Rogers, scrapbook chair­ Mercedes.
it
man;
Gail
M cl'onough,
social
chairm an; Barbara Beard, a ctivi­
D e l t a G a m m a has pledged Cyn­
ties chairm an; P a tty Abernethy, thia Gardner of Fort Hood, and
public relations chairm an; and L ’uise Gayer of San Angelo.
M argaret Page, reporter}*.
it
it
Many new Greek edifices will
B ill Meredith is new president soon grace the SM U campus. Con­
O; L a m b d a Chi A l p h a fraternity. struction of now chapter houses
Other officers are as follows; is rapidly underway since the re
Boh
Pritchett,
vice-president; cent ruling to permit sorority
Jim m y Robinson, secretary; Frank houses on campus.
Brooder, treasurer; J e r r y Bland a,
Ground-breaking
cere­
.•social chairm an; A l Moon, ritua­ monies were held last week for
list; Glen Overton, rush chairm an; the Tri-Delt house which w ill hi
ane Bob Johnson, corresponding completed in the spring.
secretary.
Lambda Chi will soon move into
★
its new modified Georgian dwel­
Alpha Chi Omega announces ling.
The completely air-condi­
tim pledging of M arilyn Archer of tioned building, equipped through­

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Presbyterian Church at F a y e tte ­
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IO— A lexander M o ffit to speak
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“ College
and U n iv e rsity
L ib ra rie s ,” M ain Building "25.
1:15— Sw ing and Turn picture,
M L B steps.
1:45— Czech Club picture, M L B
steps.
2-6— Ju d g in g of Mica beauties
Texas Union 815.
2:30— Interm ediate Club sewing
group, 3401 Clearview.
4— Dr. D. S. Hughe- to address
Sigm a
Phi
Sigm a,
PhysicBuilding.
4— Teacher registration meeting,
A rch itectu re Build ing 105.
4:30 — House
committee,
Texas
U nion 301.
4:45— Co-Ed
Assembly,
TexaU nion 309-311.
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“ The Stu d y o f H igher E d u c a ­
tion” at dinner meeting of Phi
Delta
Kappa, Queen
Anne
Room, Commons.
‘— H ill Countv-Hillsboro College
Club, Texas U nion 316.
— F irs t Charm School lecture,
Texas U nion women’* lounge.
— San
Antonio Club, Texas
Union 309.
7-1 o— Rehearsal fo r “ F o rty Acres
Fo llie s," Newman Club.
7— Hogg
Debate
Club, Texas
U nion 307.
7— Radio
Guild,
Texas Union
315.
7— Upperclass Fellow ship, Y M C A ,
7— Am erican M arketing Associa­
tion to hear debate on “ Is
A d vertisin g So cia lly B e n e fic ­
i a l ? " W aggner H all 210.
7— Alpha Epsilon Delta, Texas
U nion 401.
7 :30— Young Republicans, Sutton
H a ll 110.

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Sutton H all 210.
7:30— Convocation
fo r
geology
seniors and graduates, Geology
Build ing 14.
7:30— Arnold A ir Society, A ir
R O T T Headquarters.
7:30— Panhandle
Club,
Sutton
H all IO U
7 30— A A U W new members, 3008
W ashington Square.
7 :30— Church Radio Workshop,
U n iv e rsity Methodist Church.
7 :30— Co-Wed bridge group, Cam ­
pus Co-Op.
7 :80— Phi
E ta
Sigm a
smoker.
Texas Union.
7:45— International Club bridge
group No. 6, 611 E a s t Fortyseventh.
- —'“ Dear B ru tu s ,” Hogg A u d i­
torium.
8:15— “ P a p a ”
C ele stin a
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11:30-12— Broadcast of C elestina ;
band, K N O W .

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twenties, including those of Louis
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Tickets fo r the perform ance are
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H ille l Foundation w ilt have two
series of lectures during “ Focus
on F a it h " period. Rabbi Abraham
Herson of Houston w ill be guest
speaker October 29— November 4
Music, sweet and hot, w ill rock
Rabbi Lew is Feigon of Galveston G regory Gym when Oscar “ P a p a ”
will address the group at a series C elestina O rig inal Tuxedo Orches­
of meetings Novem ber 5-10.
tra sounds off on a jazz program
W e sle y Foundation of the U n i­ covering everything from “ The
versity Methodist Church w ill hold S a in t Louis Blu es” to “ Goodnight
a three lectures on “ Content of Iren e ,” tonight at 8:15 p.m.
Our F a ith ,” with the Rev. Glenn
W h ile other band leaders have
Owdes of the G arrett Bib lical Ins­ deserted jazz fo r swung, hillb illy,
titute in Illinois as speaker. T'Hese or bebop, Papa and company have
meetings are scheduled fo r N ov­ remained true to that old Southern
rhythm out of New O rlean’s f a ­
ember 5-7.
The Episcopal Church has not mous Basin Street.
yet announced plans.

w ill

while John Davis, member of Hogg

W it h a spiritual “ prep*" ra lly led
by B a y lo r student Corky Ferris
starting things o ff Satu rd ay night,
the Baptist Student Union w ill
hold a wreeks revival Novem ber
4-12.

The Rev. John Knowles, pastor
of the F irs t Christian Church of
Houston, w ill speak to the Disciple
of Student Fellowship of the U n i­
versity Christian Church on N ov­
ember 8 and 9.

jubilant with
Me inc’s

a ffirm a tive , night audience, said Fran k C raw ­
ford, assistant d ire cto r.
The cast members were also
Debate Society, w ill speak fo r the
aware of the audience reaction.
negative.
Monson La w , who played the
A corresponding secretary and a part of Lob, said, “ The third act I
vice-president w ill be elected to 'brought me a fu ll realization of
replace
A llen
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were called to active duty.
Ex-Ranger editor Md Pietzsch,
The debate is the first in a now News E d ito r of Radio Station
series of meetings planned for the W F A A , told members of the News
club. On Novem ber 2, Jo e Selden, G athering and Reporting classes
U n iversity graduate in m arketing W ednesday, that the step-child-;
research and director of the Texas | radio reporting-is teaching Mother :
Poll, w ill be the guest speaker.
! Journalism how to speak.
jor,

The Rev. Ph ilip L. W ah lberg ,
pastor of St. M a rk ’s U nited Lu th ­
eran Church in Corpus Christi, w ill
speak to L S A on “ Roots of the
R e fo rm a tio n " Sunday evening.

Sav o ry

EL MATAMOROS

“ Three things, they say, come what an integral part of the show
! not back to man nor wom an: the the audience is.” He thought one
1spoken word, the past experience, •of the things which helped the
The new ly formed M arketing and the neglected opportunity,” play was that the idea of living
wrote Jam es
B a rrie
in 1918.; one’s life again has occurred to
Club, a branch o f the Am erican Forty-two years later, “ Dear B ru ­ almost everyone, so the audience
M arketing Association, w ill meet tus’’ sRidiences find M r. B a r r ie ’s thoroughly enjoyed seeing what
Thursday at 7 p.m. in W ag g en cr philosophies are just as pertinent happened when someone actually
H all 210, fo r a debate on “ A d v e r­ and entertaining as they were in got a second chance.
The third act brings the action
1918.
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and thought­
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Bruce
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president,
an ­
group of people who wish for, and ; provoking climax when the charac­
discover
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get an opportunity to re-live their ters
Jo h n Tadlock, advertising m a­ lives was well received by the first- ; changed their lives one bit.

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par­ phasis Committee.
E a c h of the eisrht denominations
ticipate in a two-week religious
emphasis period, “ Focus on F a ith ," will c arry on a separate program.
which will begin October 29 and Getting underway October 29 are
I the U n ive rsity Com m unity Church
through November 12,
and the Lutheran Student Associa­
This 15-day period of inter­
tion programs.
denominational activities is being
A series of four lectures by
sponsored by the U n iv e rsity R e l­
igious W orkers Association, with Dr, Reinhold Niebuhr, outstanding
the co-operation of the steering Am erican theologian, w ill be pre­
committee of the Religious E m ­ sented on w ire recordings by the
Student Fellowship of the U CC.
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