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Solicitation of Funds
M a y Have Committee
retary of Seasonal A ffa irs (also
By G EN E FA R M ER
Introduced at the Student As­ ex-officio) to pass on the permis­
sembly meeting was a bill concern- ; sibility of any group’s request to
ing the solicitation of funds on the j solicit money on the campus.
The bill would aho see that no
campus, which includes the Cam- j
pus Chest drive. Presented by Don group would be allowed to solicit
Guinn, law assemblyman, the bill money without the approval of
recommends that a com mittee be that committee. O nly in its pro­
set. up composed of three mem­ posal stage, the b ill w ill go be­
bers elected by the Stud ent As-1 fore the Assembly fo r passage at
sembly, the president of the A s­ a tut re meeting.
The nature of such a hill arose
sembly ( ex-off Scio), and the Secin regards to the feasib ility of
starting another Campus Chest
drive on the campus. L a st y e a r’s
drive w asn't as successful as was
hoped. To meet the quota, the
drive was necessarily extended.
Bob Connor. Assembly visitor
speaking in favor o f the b ill, said,
“ It is a known fact that fra te rn i­
ties, sororities, and co-ops have
Service Should Be
had to carry the drive. It is highly

All Should Serve,
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un likely that such a drive would
reach its goal.”
R a y Peeler, another visitor, said
that it would be Christm as before
such a drive could be undertaken.
He explained that if the drive was
to have been made at ail, it should
have been set up during the
spring.
Jo h n Becker, architecture as­
semblyman, was elected Thursday
night at a meeting of the Student
Assembly to the office o f assem­
bly representative to the Board of
Student Publications.
Sterlin g Steves, vice-president
of the Student Assembly, form er­
ly held the two-vear post. His
term of office recently has ended.
Tom my Rodman, B B A Assem­
blyman, was elected Assembly rep­
resentative to the General Student
Organization Committee.

Personal O b lig a tio n
C O L L E G E S T A T IO N , Nov. 9—
C P — G eneral Dwight Eisenhower
Thursday said the nation w ill not
be safe as it could be until every
young Am erican comes to look up­
on m ilita ry service as a personal
obligation.
Such service, he said, should he
made “ proudly and c h e e rfu lly.”
“ And until older men can look
hack fo n d ly upon prior m ilitary
ice. regardless of red tape and
tincts, th* n this nation will
Le served by its citizens and
be a ■
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There were no eager lin ts still perilously close to being laughed
crowding ti:** box office when the off the stage.
curtain went up Thursday night
The virtues of the program are
on M ic a ’s “ F o rty Acre Fo llies” as open to debate. B u t there is no
there were for the last campus doubt that -rightly or w rongly—
musical.
this was the most unresponsive
W hether this was due to th.* opening night audience to assem­
ampleness of Hogg Auditorium , ble fo r a campus musical in at
i bad weather, or advance warning, least three years.
it would be injudicious to point
The cast was in the seventh
out.
But iI would take a heat­ number
before
the
audience
wave and a move to sm aller quar- showed an c desire at all for an
e f ore students need worry encore.
tors
\\ hat broke this lethar­
about being turned aw ay from gic spell was lid* interesting midF rid a y ’s performance for lack of section of the Persian dancer, and
seats.
later on the presentation of E lb e
By
Taxa a

ow cr who has advocated
m ilitary trainin g - didn’t
n directly in his speech
he re at naugural ceremonIti. M. T. Harrington,
fi
president of Texas A & M .
II.
oke to about 5,000 memlf the A & M cadet corps,
am
resentatives of HOI col­
Some of the acts are possibly
lege- and universities. He depart­ worth shelving your government
ed from his prepared text to make texts and b iaving the wind to see
his reference to m ilitary training. such as the Texannes “ Ragtimt
the richly
H e said the nation need not] Cow boy Jo e " numb
fe a r a Mussolini or a H itle r but rural cowpoke quartet, the sur­
warned it must fear decay of our prisingly fresh magician act by
freedoms through our own ne­ B e verly Bergeron, Ju lia B ro w e r’s
exotic
dance, and a few- of
glect.”
the
m
u
ltitucimous
solo vocalists.
“ Despotism, whatever its guise,
develops w-hen men, losing faith B u t at least one number came
in themselves, surrender bit by
let their own responsibilities to
Frosh R e ad in g Contest
leaders of pressure groups," he
W in n ers A nnounced
Sh lei.
Eisenhow er said that in these
Ann B o h and W allace Barr,
j . ars of high and perilous stakes
t f natio n s educational system U n iversity freshmen, won first
‘can prod us all into vigilant places in the Hemphill Freshm an
aw a re ncs and can arm us with the Reading Contest Thursday night.
knowledg w , desperately need.”
Miss Volz read a selection en“ E i the] the schools fit our poo- billed
N ew V en tu re" by an un­
pie foi -Cie crises of our times known author. She won
first
or the freedom and opportunities place in the girls’ division of the
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Although handicapped because
there was rn original music written fo r the show, Bill H orn e’s
band supported the perform ers
very well.
And Persis Hopkins,
long knowm as the spark of the
Texannes, made her second stage
appearance as a vocalist most en­
tertaining.
I t was unfortunate, of courge,
that the entertainers w'ere only
able to rehearse all together one
night before the performance.
And those who have little faith in
I T tale nt— or have roommates in
the cast— w ill point out that it
is only a student show' so one can­
not expect much.
Others may
disagree.

$50,000 A d C a m p a i g n
Planned for Dictionary
Doubleday and
Company
is
planning a $50,000 promotion
campaign for the new Thorndike
B arn h art dictionary which will be
published Feb ru ary 6, 1951.
The dictionary w ill have 80,000
entries, SOG pages, and 700 pic­
tures and w ill be sold fo r a re la ­
tively low price. It w ill also have
other features, such as usage
notes, explanatory phrases, word
! origins, and pronunciation key.
E d ito r of the Thorndike Barni hart dictionary is Clarence L,
B arnhart,

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Dr. Eduard Taborsky, associate
professor
of
government
and
form er secretary
to the
late
President
Benes of Czechoslo­
vakia, w ill speak to the Austin
and I ’niversity chapters of the
A tlan tic Union Committee, F rid a y
at 8 p.m. in Texas Union 309.
Sh o rt talks w ill be given by
Don Yarborough, U n iversity stu­
dent, and Judge St. John Garwood
of the Texas Supreme Court.
The subject under discussion is
“ W h y should the A tla n tic Union
resolution he passed by Con­
g ress?"
The A tlan tic Union Committee
was oganized ea rly in 1949 to
press Congressional action author­
izing the President of the United
States ti. call a convention of the
democracies that sponsored the I
A tlan tic
Pact,
The
A tlantic
E n io n resolution has been intro­
duced in both houses of Congress.
The proposed convention would
explore the possibilities of form- j
ing a Federal Union within the!
fram ework of the United Nations.
This union would promote eco­
nomic co-operation.
Mrs. C. F . Arrowood and Mrs.
R f,ger J . W illiams are chairman
and vice-chairman, respectively,
of the Austin chapter of the A t ­
lantic Union Committee.

Sparta Ed ito r

A new Texas football coach w ill mentum, though, and something
take command of the Longhorn j had to be done.”
squad in 1951, for graying Coach
The Longhorn coach would not
B la ir C herry announced Thu rsd ay! comment on what type o f business
that he will resign at the end of he plans to enter but it is under­
the current season to enter private stood he w ill join his brother A lto n
business.
C herry in the oil business in DalA successor to the man who 1a s.
guided Texas teams to a Cotton
The announcement of his resig­
Bow l victory in 1947 and an nation plans came early Thursday
Orange Bow l triumph in 1948 w ill morning
after
rumors
spread
not be considered until afte r the through Austin late W ednesday
close of the campaign, Dana X. that he would quit.
Bible, athletic director, said.
In a prepared .statement issued
Coach Cherry, who replaced M r.
after a conference with Mr. Bible,
Bib le as coach in 1947, still has
Coach C h erry said: “ W h ile I re­
three years to run on his contract gret that my personal plans have
w'hich calls for a salary of $12,500
to be brought into the picture at
annually.
this time, I think it is bes: to say
Coach C herry said Thursday a f ­ now that I will resign at the end
ternoon that he had been planning 0'I
the present season through
on quitting the coaching business
proper channels.”
for some time, but that he was
“ Fo r some time I have had in­
sorry that the inform ation had
tentions o f entering private busi­
leaked out causing an o fficia l an­
ness. and the decision was fin a lly
nouncement to be made at this
made some time ago.
time.
“ Now is hardly the time, how­
“ The thing was gathering moever, for a discussion of the fu tu re
— we have plenty to w o rry about
Satur :ay. I don’t wrant anything
to interfere with the continued
success of those fine boys of ours,
or to hurt T ; e U niversity of Texas
in any w ay.”

Texas Hit SMU
With Everything
But Stove-Life
B IA IR C H E R R Y

Beat-Baylor Rally Tonight

L ife , in its November 13
issue, says, “ Texas hit S M U
with everything but the bunk­
house stove.”
The national magazine de­
votes four pages to “ T H E game
of the 1950 season.”
It
describes Townsend
as
“ devastating through center”
and the line as “ b ru tal.”
The
headlines read, “ A Dose of
Psychology
Beats
Top
US
T earn."
Jim Lansford, Bud M cFadin,
Ben
Tompkins,
and
SM U s
Rote are some of the players
pictured in pre-game shots. The
magazine goes on sale Friday.

H ill H all. Silve r Spurs, Cowboys, w ith fire .”
Speaker at the ra lly w ill be
B fv o . and the Longhorn Band will
B u lly Gilstrap, end and center
lead the parade.
Leading the tally w ill be cheer coach.
Expected cold weather w ill not
leaders Mac B in tliff, B ill Bates,
Jim m y Fu ller, Bobby D u ffey, Dell affect the gathering, B in t lif f be­
lieves. “ Students may have to
W illiam s, and B illy Simpson.
walk
faster, yell more, and show
“ B a y lo r’s whole season would
be perfect if they could beat more spirit to keep warm, but
Texas,” said B in tliff, head cheer the weather shouldn’t noticeably
leader, “ They are holding two hurt the ra lly ,” he said.
B in tliff believes that the resig­
rallies a day; a t 10:30 in the
H orning and 6:30 at night. Texas nation of head coach B la ir C herry
students will have to fight fire w ill have. if anything, a bolster­
ing effect
on
student spirit.
“ Everyone now should do every­
Dr. Riker Im p ro vin g
thing possible to make this a great
year fo r C herry J ' he said.
After Heart Attack
The head cheer leader also
Seventeen students whose shatDr. T. W , RTK cr, professor of mged that no students try to re- tered budgets might not allow'
modern European history, is im- C a lla te against the B aylo r s tu d e n t. them to JfQ roQt for th<j Lonjfhorns
proving a fte r a heart attack Sun- body for tho painted signs over at the p ay}or kram(1 have an opday night, Mrs. Riker said Thurs- the campus. He indicated that this ; portunity to make the round trip
day. R ik e r’s physician does not method of showing school s p irit; f or onIv*$2.75.
know yet when the professor will was not in keeping with the best
W arren M eier, Jo e Heintschel,
Texas traditions.
be able to return to work.
and some of the boys at the Hos­

17 Needed
For Chartered
BU-bound Bus

ford house decided to charter a
bus fo r the trip.
A fte r running
a Texan ad they have tw enty
people, but need seventeen more
before the bus can be chartered.
A n y other passengers over the
17 that can be seated w ill make
the cost even less, Meier said.
Reservations can be made by
carling M eier at 7-4807 by Frid a y
afternoon.
The bus w ill leave
from 1707
ingress Avenue at
ll
o’clock
Saturday morning.
Plans fo r the return trip will be
decided
upon before the bus
basis.
I f Texas tidelands were leaves.
j federally owned, then they could
be leased for 25 cents per acre,
but under state ownership, they
lease for an average* of $19.25
per acre.

Election Results M a y Help
Texas's Claim to Tidelands

Coach C herry later said he
would be glad to disclose his fut j re plans after the season was
over but not until. He empha­
sized the point that his main job
right now' was the B a y lo r game
in W aco Saturd ay.
Mr. Bible said, “ Texas w ill lose
one of the finest men and most
able coaches that has been con­
nected w ith this institution or any
other, It was quite a compliment
for him to be named the nation’*
coach of tho week for last S a tu r­
day’s fine victory (over S M U ,
23-20), hut in our book he would
deserve that honor any week.
“ Now' firs t things should <jome
first, namely defeating B a y lo r and
the rest o f the teams on the
schedule. Lik e B la ir, all of us are
putting our thought and efforts
toward that end.
“ A fte r the football season, w e’ll
turn our attention toward our f u ­
ture coaching set-up.”
A graduate of T C U , C herry
joined the Steer coaching staff in
1937 as an assistant to M r, Bib le
.•who came from Nebraska the
same year. He came to Texas w ith
an *6-5 record at Am arillo High
School, a record that included
three State championships.
Since taking over the head
coaching job in 1947, C herry has
compiled a record o f 28 victories,
nine losses, and one tie.
He had recently been under f ir *
because o f hi- failing to produce
a Southwest Conference champion
and because of a so-called “ slow ”
start by this year’s team.
Coach C h erry ’s Longhorns a f ­
ter their victory over S M U , last
Saturday, are once again the fa­
vorites fo r the Southwest Con­
ference championship.

The election may have gone one.
She kept all her lands and fore a Senate committee that it
bad for the Democrats, Tues- agreed to pay her previous debts, was due to the ‘insistence of fedR am s Deny Contacting
day, but it didn’t hurt Texas* j The Senate had turned down a eral lease applicants and their
Cherry A b o u t LA Job
claim to its tidelands, A ttorn ey proposal to take the lands and attorneys,’ ” the speaker told the
General Price Daniel told a class assume the debts,” M r. Daniel class.
L O S A N G E L E S , Nov. 9— (/P>—
in the Pres** ancI Contem porary said.
U nder the Federal Leasing Act,
The Los Angeles Rams pro fo o t­
A ffa ir.'. Thursday.
“ W hy did the Federal Govern- the government may lease undeMr. flan ie! said, “ I think it is
ball club heard with surprise— and
F o u r senators who opposed the inent change its mind afte r 100 veloped land at 25 cents per acre only fa ir that the public know
promptly denied— a rumor that it
federal quitclaim bill w'hen it was years?
Harold L. Ickes, former to the first applicant.
States, that someone w ill hit the jackpot
w'as interested in signing Texas’
defeated in Congress lost their Secretary o f Interior, testified be- however, lease on a sealed bid
See E L E C T IO N , Page 3
C harlie Lewis, Texan editorial Coach, B la ir Cherry.
bids
for
re-election
Tuesday.
assistant and member of Sigma
“ W e have a coach, Jo e StydaThey are Forrest Cb Donnell of
Delta Chi, professional journalism har, and w e ire very well satis­
Missouri, Scott Lucas o f Illinois,
j fra tern ity,
is the
U n iv e rsity ’s fied with M r. Stydahar,” said H a r­
Fran cis J . M yers of Pennsylvania,
delegate to the fra te rn ity ’s thirty- old Pauley, a director of the club.
and E lb e rt D. Thomas of Utah.
first
National
Convention / in
P a u ley added that the Ram s
T h e ir
successoi s
are
very
M iami Beach this week.
have not contacted or dealt in an y
likely to be more favorable to­
Principal event of the conven­
way with Cherry.
ward the state's claim to tide­
tion w ill be a panel discussion on
lands, Mr. Daniel believes.
“ The
Press
and
International
Therefore, chances in Congress
Peace,” led by John S. Knight,
to regain the disputed tidelands
editor, reporter, and publisher of
are as good today as they were
four newspapers.
c r e i
when the decision against C a li­
O ther speakers include Lt. Gen.
fornia was rendered, M r. Daniel
A lfred M. Gruenther, who will
; discuss Am erican rearm am ent for
' maintains.
By R U SS K E R ST E N
global security, and Sir Moham­
“ B y refusing to pass an y fedmad Khan, foreign minister of
I eral ownership bill, Congress has
B ill Porter, Longhorn punter,
Pakistan.
j indicated for about eight years
ambled into chem class the other
G overnor F u ller
W arren
of day and while en route to his
! that it leans toward state ownerFlorid a will w< leone delegates to seat placed his hands on the
J ship. Therefore, if our second
I the convention, w hich will be held shoulder of an attractive co-ed.
j petition fo r a rehearing is reNovem ber 9-11.
j fused by the Supreme Court, then
Dr. Hatch brought down the house
we face a continuation of the
by penalizing him “ fifteen seat*
fight in Congress,” he said.
for illegal use of the hands."
S M U Student Im p ro v in g
“ For
IOO years the courts
J thought that states owned all
After Fall From Train
E x c e r p t fro m r ec en t I l i m a r ­
land
under
navigable
waters
t icle: “ • . . M il* J a c k s o n t o o k h e r
The condition of Sh e rry Roys­ B A a t T C U and ii now w o r k i n g
within their boundries. The states’
ter, one of the three S M U stu­ on a f a l t e r d e g r e e a t T e x a s . ”
; claim was the same as that of
dents injured in a train accident H m m m m .
J inland states over inland waters.”
last Satu rd ay night, is improving.
★
M r. Daniel explained that when
She is past the critical stage, ac­
Misplaced apostrophes can b*
I new* states came into the U nion
Photo by Nolan Borden
cording to a report from B rack en ­ dangerous.
they gave certain specified rights, i
U N F A IR T A C T IC S , you might say are being employed by
Staff Photo ridge Hospital Thursday,
This jew el was on the Garrison
such as political, to the federal
and Tom Toney crowd around the Texas lawyer
INTERESTED TEXA N S, anxious to learn more
Bluebonnet Belle nominee Ruth Hancock. The judge who doesn't
Miss Royster suffered a frac­ Hall bulletin board: “ For Sale,
government,
but
retained
the
who Is leading the State's fight against the
about Che tidelands case, query r e«as A tto r­
seem to m’rd the corrupt politics involved is Ray Peeler, lf Ruth
tured skull as a re>ult of a fall blue g ir l’s bicycle.”
rights to their lands.
Federal government for possession of the sub­
ney
General
Price
Daniel
about
the
issues
he
succeeds in influencing the dec-Lon of orner judges, she win be
between two uncoupled coaches of
To which some wag added, “ Too
“ Besides this general claim of
I bad— heart tro u b ia?”
merged iands.
a special football train.
one of sixty Belies to appear in the Round-Up parade come April.
ail the states, Texas had a s p e c ia l. Drought out. Dorothy Asch, Sui McReynoids

Lewis in Florida
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Blair Cherry to Quit
For Business Reasons

G ro u p Hopes For
Federal Union
in United N ation s

A wide-open display o f school!
spirit is expected at F rid a y night’s
la lly when U n iversity rooters fo r
gob about everything but beating
B a y lo r Saturday afternoon.
W ith the chant “ Remember ’41”
urging school spirit to the burst­
ing point, Longhorn rooters w ill
endeavor to surpass the reported
high-pitched B a y lo r fire. Purpose
of the “ Rem ember ’41" chant is
to remind the Longhorns that in
1941 a small B a y lo r B e a r team
upset m ighty Texas in a football
year sim ilar to this one.
The ra lly will start at 7 o’clock
F rid a y evening and is expected
to last until about 7:45. However,
if this is anything like last F r i ­
day’s rally,
cheering,
cowbell
ringing, and horn-blowing w'iil go
on to midnight or later.
Startin g at Twenty-fourth and
Guadalupe, the rally parade w ill
j head south to Twenty-first Street,
where it will proceed east to

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Upset-minded Savior University will a t ­
tempt to keep its championship hopes alive
S atu rd ay afternoon at 2 o’clock in Waco
when the Golden Bears battle the favored
Texas Longhorns in an important South­
west Conference game.
The largest crowd ever to witness an a t h ­
letic event in Waco is expected for this
thirty- nint h meeting S at u rd ay when 14.000
fans pack the recently completed Baylor
Stadium.
Seeking their f ir s t victory over the Steers
since 1930, Loach George S a u e r ’s Bruins
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are reported to be physically and mentally
■ii #
ready for the surging Longhorns.
Coach Blair Cherry isn't concerned partiWm
BEN PROCTER
♦cularly about his te a m ’s excellent physical
! condition, but has been cautioning his Long­
horns about “ being too over-confident” for
this game. “ Remember 1941“ has been the
slogan all week in practice aa the coaches
remember only too well how the great 1941
eleven was tied by a weak Baylor team, 7-7,
in Waco.
not for competition.
However, the Longhorns didn't show any
T e x a s t o o k p l a c e s n u m b e r 2, 4,
signs of over-confidence Th ur s d ay as they

UT Harriers W in
Abilene M eet
s y A. C. G R E E N
A B I L E N E , Nov. 9 — ( S p ! ) — T h e
U n i v e r s i t y o f Texa.- H a r r i e r ' t o o k
a t h r e e - w a y eros* c o u n t r y m e e t
here
Thursday afternoon
with
EL w a i f! P a y n e a n d ho?? A b i l e n e
< n r i s t i a n C o l l eg e, T h e m e e t w a s
r u n at the m u n ic ip a l golf course.
e v e r a 2.6 n. ie s t r e t c h .
Howard Payne
Texas scored
4 6 , a n ! AC C 4?,
W . Ct Burns, the sophomore
sensation from Howard P a y n e who
last spr ing tied t h e T e x a s Coni e r e n c e mi le r u n r e c o r d , w a s f i r s t
w i t h a t i m e o f 1,3:53.
C. A. Ku n d e l l . c a p t a i n o f t h e
L onghorn team, was second, an d
L e o n L e p a r d o f A CC fi ni sh ed t h i r d ,
T a t O d e ll o f T e x a s r a n f o u r t h .
A n u m b e r of men ran fo r the
t h r e e schools w ith o u t n u m b e r s

r 6, a n d I O; H o w a r d P a y n e h a d
p l a c e s o n e , 7. 9, 14, a n d 15, wh i l e
At C c a m e in 3, >\ l l , 12, a n d 13,
R u n n i n g f o r T e x a s w e r t Boh
Kress, R i c a r d o G a r c i a ,
Chester
Bradley, Odell, a n d R un del L
T e x a s t o o k a r a c e in A u s t i n
w t h t h e s a n n s c h o o l s la>t w e e k .
' l i m e in t h a t r a c e w a s I 2 : 3 2 , a n d
B u r n s a l s o ( a n n in first,
Texas ru n n e rs s t 3 the course
here was one o f the best they
p a d e v e r r u n ov
It win11 a l o n g
n the
the edges of t
greens
go f li nk- a n d c a n h e r u n
6, 3. 5.
ength. it has
ct five m i l e s in
wi t h no r o c k s
sn o o t h d i r t p a t h
o r c o n c r e t e t o r u n on.
Coac h b r o g g l e Lo w o r n a c c o m ­
pa n ie d the T e x a s te am , uh ile J.
H. ( C a p )
Sh elto n co ach ed the
H o w a r d Pa yne te a m , a n d Oliver
J a c k s o n w a s p r e s e n t t o c o a c h his
Ab ile ne College runner,-.

drilled har d on offense and defense in cool
and w indy weather.
F o r the Bears, a victory S a tu r d a y would
place them along side Texas and the w inner
of the SMU-A&M clash in a three-way tie
for the Conference leadership. A defeat
would leave the Bruins practically out of
contention for the title.
In Conference play, the B aptist fell to
A r k an s as bi’fore rocking back to stun A&M,
27-20, and defeat TOU, 20-14. Baylor's
only other loss was at the hands of u n ­
defeated Wyoming in the season opener.
With a tr i u m p h o \ e r the Bears, the Steers
would need to defeat only TCU or A&M for
a share of the Southwest Conference title.
If SMU defeats A&M, then victories over
Baylor and TCU would be necessary for a
title tit'.
Longhorn t r a i n e r F r a n k Medina pro­
nounced the Texas squad in its best physical
condition of the season w it h only left end
Bill Georges a sophomore from Fort Worth,
a doubtful particip an t in S atu rd ay 's game.
Georges suffered a broken hand in the Arkansas game and has n't fully recovered,
The United States Wea the r Bureau said
late Th ur sd ay night th a t the
cold front would clear Friday
and th a t clear skies with the
t e m p e r a t u r e in the upper
sixties was forcast for Waco
Sat unlay.

You Might A s Well
Hibernate, Bears

After

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The Bea rs should have r e m a i n e d in h ib e rn a ti o n this week o u t in s w e a t c l o t h e s F r i d a y a f t e r ­
noon . t h e L o n g h o r n s q u a d will
if the guest experts favoring the Longhorns In this week’s l e a v e by c h a r t e r e d p l a n e at IO
football poll are correct.
o ’c l o c k S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g f o r t h e
The Longhorns are a 10-0 favorite and no one seems to W a c o e n g a g e m e n t .
C o a c h S a u e r ’s a t t a c k is b u i l t
believe the Bears will t u r n in an upset per forma nce as t h e y
a r o u n d q u a r t e r b a c k L a r r y I s bel l ,
did in 1941.
whose timely passing an d punting
TE XA S 21
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is r e s p o n s i b l e f o r t h e B e a r ’s sucHarry Cowan, g r a d u a t e s tu d e n t fr om M u nd ay , “ As Bay. fe:; in C o n f e r e n c e pl a y. T h e
185-pound Houston ju nio r threw
lor is an up se tt ing te am , I a m a little wo rried ab o u t f o u r t o u c h d o w n p a s s e ' to b e a t
p r ed ic tin g a big score over them, b u t T e x a s does ha ve t h e A g g i e s , a n d p a s s e d a n d r a n
Intramural Schedule
t h e B r u i n s to v i c t o r y ovet FCL
the best te a m . "
last w e ek .
TE XA S 36
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FRIDAY
T e a m i n g w i t h Is bel l in t h e B e a r
GOL F S I N G L E S
Bill Scroggs, BBA m a j o r f r o m Kerrville, “ Te xa s is going o f f e n s i v e b a c k f i e l d will he J a m e s
Strand osy for round tiro of • to rd. M a r o o n s 3-TD Choice
fourth, »rd fifth (tight*. Ms hr pi*>od
J e f f r e y at right h a l f b a c k ; B udd y
all th e w a y this t i m e . ’’
Friday and Monday,
Score* must he O ver Miller H ig h Tonight
Packet at left halfback; and R ich­
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T h e Mi l l er H i g h B . c e a r i n rs of
J u n e M c C a r t h y , s o p h o m o r e e l e m e n t a r y e d u c a t i o n m a j o r ani! P a r k e r a r e a m o n g t h e C o n ­
Corpus
Christi
invade
House
f e r e n c e ’s l e a d i n g g r o u n d g a i n e r s
from Houston, “ We ha d b e t t e r w in ."
P a r k at 8 p . m . F r i d a y f o r a g a m e
THE B O W E R Y CLUB
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E n t e r t a i n m e n t and
s o p h o m o r e , ha s b r o k e n i nt o t h e
c o nt es t, d i s t r i c t I 4 A A's only dis­
D a nc i n g N i g h t l y
t r i c t g a m e , p i t s a n i n j u r v - r i d d e n George Cunningham, civil en gi nee rin g m a j o r from A m a ­ B i v l o r l i n e u p a h e a d o f s e n i o r
S peci al Parti e* Invi ted
rillo, “ Baylor is good opposition an d ever yon e is F r a n k B o y d s t u n . a t h r e e - y e a r
Miller
eleven threeto
four4 0 7 E. 6th
touchdown u n d erd o gs against the
t a l k i n g about an upset, but I believe T ex a s is going letterman.
For Res e r vat i on*, Call 7 0 4 8 4
Maroons.
to come t h r o u g h . "
Baylor' line “ he!U,ed by *nd*
S t a n W i l l i am s , H a r o l d Ri l ey , a n d
TE X A S 26
BAYLOR 14
T e n v D o w n s . Wi l l i a m s a n d R i l ey
M a ri l y n S a d l e r , English m a j o r from Little Rock, “ I d o n ’t a r e e x c e l l e n t p a s s r e c e i v e r s , w h i l e
D o w n s is c o n s i d e r e d a* o n e o f t h e
believe Bay lo r has a cha nc e of u ps et ti n g the L o ng ­ he
t e r d e f e n s i v e e n d s in t h e C o n ­
h o rn s . ’’
f r ! once.
T E X A S 21
BAYLOR
7
Steve D e a d e n and K en Canner
Ellen Sa ylo rs, rad o m a j o r from San Angelo, “ I have seen a r e B a y l o r ' s s t a r t i n g t a c k l e s a n d
W a l t e r Bates a n d B r y c e Reid a r e
both Baylor an d Te xa s play this y e a r a n d Te xa s has t h e f i r s t - t e a m g u a r d s . D a n n y
a much better team."
Cochrane, a 203-pound Galveston
senior, start* a t c ente r.
T E X A S 20
B A Y L O R 14
T e xas’ offensive and defensive
M a r y W a d e W i n k l e r , sociology m a j o r f r o m Houston,
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L eather Flight Ja c k e ts
Aggies
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Don M orris, BBA law m a j o r from Waco, "I just h a \ e a
feeling t h a t Texa s will win. Th e s tro n g T ex a s line will
ma ke t h e difference."
*'“ve by n ,vcry ‘" J
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TE X A S 34
BA LL O R 14
p as s
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P r o c t e r ’s
Dr. Joe B. F r a n t z , assistant professor of history, “ I m a k e c a t c h i n g l e a d i n g i n d i r e c t l y to all
th e pr edic tion with some h es it an cy being one that. of 7 e x a s s s c o r e s a g a i n s t SMI
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Ken Jackson, the m o s t underwas d i s a p p o i n t e d with the i- l tie in 1941.
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TE XA S 20
BAYLOR 14
a n d G e n e Y y k u k a l will o p e n a t
Ken Tooley, Texa n sp oil s staff. “ The L o n g h o r n s will be light and l e f t tackles respectively.
j
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by
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wjth co.
but th e pow erf ul Lo n g h o rn line will prove the di f ­ c a p t i a n D i c k R o w a n a t c e n t e r .
On defense, with th e S teers
fe r e n c e ."
u s i n g a 5-3- 2-1 n e t u p , Bill W i l so n ,
J i m L a n s f o r d , H a r l e y S e w e l l , Bill
Milburn, an d P a u l Williams w o rk
fr<*m l e f t t o r i g h t in t h e f i v e - m a n
line.

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J a c k B a r t o n will o p e r a t e . B u b b a
S h a m ! - h a s r e p l a c e d T. J o n e s a t
r i g h t h a l f b a c k ari d D o n B a r t o n
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tr a m u ra l football T hursday night
Dak G ro v e p u m m e ll e d t h e D ra ft
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t h e r e d o n w i n d - s w e p t I n t r a m u r a l t h o g oa l o n ce h i m s e l f .
F i e l d p r o b a b l y w o n d e r e d if t h e y
J i m U p c h u r c h , K. W e b s t e r , a n d
weren't
watching
e a r l y- * e a s o n W illi a m H u d el w e r e H r n c i r ’s f a ­
m a t c h e s t h a t w e r e s e p a r a t i n g t he v o r i t e r e c e i v e r s , T h e O a k G r o \ e
s t r o n g f r o m the weak.
victory increased their u n d e fea ted
Phi G a m m a D e l t a b o u n c e d S i g ­ a n d u n s e o r c d - o n s t r e a k t o s e v e n
ma Alpha Ep*ilon, 19-7, and K a p ­ g a m e s , i n c l u d i n g a p r e - s e a s o n e x ­
pa S i g m a s n e a k e d p a s t Phi Del t a h i b i t i o n tilt.
Ed Burrows, Marvin Gustafson,
T h e t a , 1 3- 7, f o r C l a s s A a n d B
Jimmy
Hand
spearheaded
f r a t e r n i t y t i t l es , r e s p e c t i v e l y , in a n d
t h e onl y e v e n l y - m a t c h e d t i l t s of P e m ( H u b ’s e a s y v i c t o r y o v e r C l i f f
C o u r t s . D. C. . Sadler a n d J . R.
th e night.
D a l r y m p l e led t h e C o u r t s .
O th e r Class A scores w e re :
R o ge r T o lar w as j u s t a b o u t the
P e m C l u b 3 9 , C l i f f C o u r t * 12.
w
h
o l e s h o w a s he p a s s e d U n i v e r ­
in C l u b D i v i s i o n ;
Christian
over
BSF.
UC
Oak Gr o v e 3 9 , Dr a f t Dodger* 0, s i t y
in Mi c a D i v i s i o n ;
U n i v e r s i t y Chri st i an 22; HSU 0,
in C h u r c h Di vision.
Oak G r o v e w o n t h e O l a ' S B Mi ca
t i t l e by t h u m p i n g T h e l e m e C o - O p ,
46-6.
T h e P h i G a m - S A E tussle was
m u c h c l o s e r t h a n t h e s c or e i n d i ­
c a t e d , T r a i l i n g , 12-7, vs Rh a f e w
m i n u te s to play, S A E s t a r t e d a
d r i v e f o r t h e s c o r e t h a t w o u l d put
th e m ahead.
B u t t h e y fell s h y b y a h a i r , ai d
t h e Fi j i' s s c o r e d f o r a t h i r d t i me
s e c o n d s l a t e r o n a pa?-* f r o m
J a m e s B a n u s to T hom as T h o m p ­
son.
T h e P h i G a m s g o t t h e fi rst tal ly
of the evening as B arnes flipped
a n a e r i a l t o H a r r y Sh ar p i e s * . 'I hey
n e v e r r e l i n q u i s h e d t h e l ead.
C h a r l e s p a r k e r t ook a p a s s f r o m
B a r n e s f o r P h i G a m m a D e l t a ’s
second touchdown. Gyrus W agner
h e a v e d a p a ss t o T h o m a s B o k e r
f o r the six-pointer.
K a p p a S i g m a p i l ed u p a 13-0
l e a d b e f o r e Phi D e l t a T h e t a c o u l d
s c o r e . B u t t h e P h i D e l l s ’ lone tally
c a m e o n a b e a u t i f u l p l a y . Don Ro- !
c hel l o f l i p p e d a s h o r t p a s s t o
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v a l R O T O precision drill team, w ill lade will continue.
Vepresent the N a vy in th. A u s t in 1 T h « B u c c a n e e r have also re- j
Arm istice D ay parade Saturd ay. ceived invitat ions to march in pa-j
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Robert A. Knapp, UHN, w ill rep­
Congress Avenue past the re view ­
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w ill represent the M arine Corps.
State Capitol grounds.
The A rm y w ill be represented by
A t l l o’clock the parade w ill; Col. M ay bin H. W ilson, U S A , and
be halted and a bugler w ill sound t he A ir Force by Ut. Col. E lm e r
M cK.sson, T JSA F.

Members Taken
On Basis of Service

THE DAILY TEXAN Paae 3

Strike Idles 23,000
In Telephone Tie-Up

Truman Faces
Hostile Congress
Election Upsets
Democrat Plans

B it the A ta o ria trd P r e s t
D irectly affected are Dallas, local service.
Thirty-five students have been
A n estimated 23,000 South- F o rt W orth, Grand Pra irie , A h i-1 Citizens in non-struck cities
W A SH ING TO N , N ov. 9— (ZP)elected to the Cowboys and Sil
VCT Spurs, honorary service organ- " " i f t " ' , . / i d ^ l
' T ' Lj f ’bock' SMw ” tWJ teri .A n,a' f f “ " d '""ST Staton*, calls to struck I President Trum an Thursday faced
in niteen texas c itii* were idled ruin, Borger, M idland, Odessa, cities were possible only on an ’ a
decision
w heth er to com*
lunations fo r men.
Thursday by the W estern E le ctric W ich ita
Falls,
Houston,
San emergency basis,
I prom ise or fig h t it out with a
Spur pledges are F ra n k Ashby, strike.
j Antonio
Austin
and
< orpus
Supervisory e m p l o y e s
a t - 182nd C ongress h ostile to
Glenn Brooks, Kenneth Flagg, BH- I The estimate came from R. W . Christi '
tempted to replace the operators P Uf b o f his program .
ly Frank Foster, Don Gould, Ja c k
Staley of the C I.) Communica-j
Midland and Odessa were hardR esting on a cruise in C hesaGreenwood,
Jo e
Tom
H a m s , lions W orkers Southwestern Divi- est hit because they do not have wrho refused to cross picket lines.
W
estern
E
le
ctric
is
the
m
a
n
u
-jpeake
B a y M r* Trum an w as beCharles H ebert
Tom m y Jones, ; aion in Dallas.
j dial phones. The striking W estern
Jim Leonard, Gordon Llew ellyn , There were no instances o? vioE le c tric emnioves are eciuimm-nt factu ring and installing arm
of ileved to b« wrestling with the
4
Bob Mickey, Preston Moore, Hish- _____
knee. .N
. .or
.
was ....
the federal _or workers
workers.
BBuutt their
theirpicke
picket' 'dnes the Am erican Telephone and Tele- problem. Ih e ie w as as yet no inm Munir, Bob Roper, Charles
Texas law against secondai
boykept B e ll
workers from their lobs * raph ComP'iny, parent company ^ catio n what line he would U ke.
A D M IRAL PHILLIPS
anders,M aury Soltes, and
Wyn- colts invoked as it was inan Ar- In ' cities
with dial phones there of Southweatfrn Bell.
He put o f f a decision, p ossib ly
ant W ilson.
j kansas city.
was little or no interruption in
^ Dallas, Southwestern B e ll’s until next w eek, on w heth er to
The Cowboys pledges Bax ter
general manager W . L. Prehn said
the 81st Congress, now a
dams, Lee Alderdice, Paul C a r­
“ W hile many of our employes
lame duck” legislature, back into
rington, Cal Chambers, B ill Clark,
have reported for work despite session earlier than November 27.
Jo h n C raw ford , D ickie H arris,
the picket lines, the number of t*‘ act on measures he calls viPau l H ickfang, Ted Jackson, Dapeopie on duty is well below nor- tally im porUnt.
J yid Ling, Lea Moor, T a ylo r Nichmak
The newly elected Congress
R ea r Adm iral W illiam K . Phil- ols, P h il Ransopher, Tom Rodman,
Prehn called attention to laws which u k e s office Ja n u a ry 3 w ill
lips, commandant of the Eighth W a rre n Shipman, and Ben Tompagainst secondary boycots “ which be heavily influenced by a coam terfere with the freedom of l’tion of Republicans and SouthN aval D istrict, w ill review the Uni- Kir '^23
UT Classes to Meet
fifte e n
new
‘ ^proxim ately
employes of another company to e m
D em ocrats, stron ger than
versi tv N R O T C battalion on Whit,
.
u
t
qkvwt
members are chosen each semes-;
o k u u i Kor
F rid a y, N o v m - than two miles without opposition work and which, in turn, impair ever, and hostile to many Pre^iOn Armistice D ay
aker Field at noon F rid a y, M ajo r ter by the Cowboys from students ber IO UP)—-A M acA rth u r brief- toward the road connecting Kunu service to the public.”
His state-: d tn tial plans.
E .'G
Sm ith, chairman
o f the I Fred H aynes, associate professor I who have the equivalent of three
in * officer Thursday
said large and Tokchon, northwest of Pyong- ment, issued in the morning, w a s ------------ ra rn pa.- celebrations committee,
of naval science, has announced,
semesters w ith a C average a n d ; numbers of Chinese
from Man- yang, captured North Korean cap-: not immediately followed by a
have never
never been
been on
on scholastic
scholastic propro- churm
churia were
were pouring
pouringacross
aero thethe jital.
ital.
has announced that Arm istice D ay
A d m iral Phillips w ill arrive in have
company request, that the laws be
batlon.
f fro n tier into North Korea but
will not be observed on the cam­
Patrols in other sectors probed invoked.
Austin Thursday afternoon and
Leadership,
scholarship,
and patrols F rid a y still made no con- as fa r as three miles without
pus this year and classes w ill be
He continued: “ The company
will bt* met at the airport by Cap­ service already rendered to the tact with the enemy.
held as usual.
i
drawing tire.
w ill continue to do everything in
tain Robert Knapp, professor o f U n iversity are necessary qualify- j
A n estimated 60,000 Chinese
A ir observers said the enemy its power to meet its obligations
Catoons^or S ilv e r
md N R O T C com ca^
Sp u r pledges. C om m unist troops had joined theappeared to be digging in around to furnish telephone service to
naval scient
B t to
initiation,
pledges are
60,COO North Korean Reds still * hongju on the west coast about its
customers.
However, it will
(Continued from page I )
mandant.
named “ Row els” afte r the small
►posing
the
I
X
troops
in
the
twenty
miles
from
the
main
Allied
not
be
possible
to
handle
other;
c
f
the
schools will disappear in
F
rid
a
y
nu
ming he w ill inspect
TO
Specializes in
emergency long distance the ruin o f all free in stitu tion s
the N aval Rf erve A rm o ry on B a r ­ s p ik e d wheels at the back of a frigid, mountainous northern part bridgehead on the ( hongchon Riv- than
spur.
of the Korean peninsula.
e rcalls, and telephone users are be- and their own reduction to proton Springs Road. La te r h< w ill be
Most Excellent
Some artille ry fire hit U S and mg asked to lim it ail calls re- paganda m ills,” he said. “ The ulmet by President P a in te r and Dr.
A U S Eighth Arm y spokesman
t <
>e
service
of an tim atum is sharpest in the Col­
Ch inese Foods
J . C. Dolley, vice-president o f the
estimated that behind this strik­ United Nations positions west of quiring
EXPRESS SERVICE
D ial sci vice is not af- leges and universities of A m erica.”
University. He w ill also meet G ov­
ing force' is an estimated 300,000 burn!. A ir observers said there operator.
He warned, how ever, “ A ll will
ernor Allan Shivers.
Chinese frontline troops along the were possibly three Chinese regi- fected.”
Lv. Austin
Ar. Houston
Ju ic y K.C. Steaks
meats confronting US units northUnaccountably, W estern E le c - , b# bitter fr u it” if the co lleg es and
9:30 a. rn.
1:30 p. m.
fro
n
tier
in
Manchuria.
A t noon F rid a y he will inspect
4:30 p. m.
: * a Le hon, a northwestern trie workers at Beaum ont and universities fa il “ to keep b efore
8:30 p. m .
the N R O T C battalion as it passes
N a vy planes Thursday pounded .
Luscious Sea Foods
(
I ort A rth u r joined in the strike us our ob ligations as A m ericans
in review. He w ill also witness an
Vain R iver points. They struck at
M R C O N D IT IO N ED B U S E S
O therw ise the w ar appeared to but did not immediately throw up I and ready us fo r their disch arge.”
bridge's
across
which
troops
and
exhibition by the N a vy u n it’s
(Uonainued from page I I
be marking time while iiplomats j picket lines.
As a result Bell
“ The corps o f these problem s,
crack drill team, the Buccaneers,
supplies were
streaming from
Special Accomodations
over
the world pondered the deli workers in those two cities were the contest that encompasses all
on
federal
leases
to
some
extent.
7 Other Convenient
who are commanded by Midship­
Communist M anchu!ia.
cate international situation.
W e ’ll have another Teapot Dome
at their posts during the day.
For Parties
Schedules
lesser
disputes
and
conflicts
Lieut, Cig)
(jg ) George
(ii
man Lieut.
Sullivan.
A ll day other Allied planes
story.
The tidelands of C alifo r­
among men, is freedom vs. re­
Adm iral Phillips De­
sought
out
enemy
positions
and
nia, Louisiana, and Texas have
gim entation,” he said.
mandant fit' the Eig hth N aval Dis­ been blanketed with bids.
bombed and strafed thorn. But the News Briefs
KERRVILLE BUS CO.
Eisenhow er’s
prepared
text
trict Ju n e 15 of this year and was
Chinese
Reds
art*
masters
of
con­
“ A ll submerged lands are in
F R IE N D L Y S E R V IC E
1330 S. Congress
mentioned
“
central
government”
graduated from the N aval A c a ­ danger, not just the tidelands, cealment,
Neither patrols nor
Phone 7-3269
I 18 East 10th St. Ph. 2-1 135
several tunes hut he used the
demy in 1917. A fte r graduation because all are under the same planes found tin rn in large num­
words only once.
he was assigned to the battleship general ru le ,” the attorney gen­ ber.
He said voluntary association
U S S South Dakota, from where eral warned. “ A fte r the C alifo rnia
Pilots reported a steady flow of
am ong men involves voluntary ab­
he was detached to take command ru lin g , A I governors and attor­ tra ffic both w a y s between enemy I
ri cation of some individual fre e ­
of a submarine.
Drive Out For
Order O f
neys general asked Congress to bases in North Kola a and the front
dom, the acceptance of some sublines.
Du ring W orld W a r ll he was recognize state ownership.”
; ordination to the will of the macommander of the cruiser U S S
I he M acA rthur spokesman said Based, on tin Amtonated P r e es
M r. Daniel said he was not in '
today an all-out fight against an jo rity or the freedoms of the
Oakland. He was warded the Sd- favo r of a compromise with Con-j prisoners have identified themA hung ju ry was dismissed | excess profits tax and c a l le d fo r Ileader.
ver Star, a gold sta
a t in lieu of
a gresa lig h t now. “ W e are in the s e l v e s a s being from “ eighteen or j Thursday in the V incen t Y a llo n e ; “ sound
alternative
corporation
“ IT’S A TREAT THAT
.second Silve r S ta r, a L e tte r of right, and offering to compromise I nineteen d ifferen t units’’— possi- murder case. The ju ro rs’ failure J taxation”
during
the
Commendation, and the Legion of would be backing down on our M y regiments,
Painter Represents UT
to reach a verdict means Diego L, j emergency
C A N 'T BE B E A T "
M i cit.
position.”
;
In the northwest the South Ko- Carlino w ill have to face a new:
At A & M Inauguration
roan Sixth Division advanced more t rial on the charge of m urder in
A fte r the review A dm iral P h il­
“ lf we find the doors of Con­
The total popular vote in Tueslips w ill be honored with a lunch­ gress closed, then there w ill still
the shotgun s l a y i n g of Vallone . clay’s e l e c t i o n s , though incomplete |
Dr. T. S. Painter, U n iversity
eon at the Home Economics 1% a be time for a compromise because
near Houston J u ly 15, 1949.
in most states, has reached a rec- president, represented the UniHouke. O f f i c e r s of the U niversity the government can’t pass a bill
The ju ry
considered the case Ord fo r a non-Presidential year of
versity at the form al inauguration
N R O T C w ill attend along with fo r federal ownership without
5242 N. Lamar
Phone 5-5401
for approxim ately IT 1-2 hours.
40,727,548.
,
ceremony of M i T. H arrington as
other U niversity officials.
support of the states.”
★
president of A A M College, held
One o f the founders of SouthUnited States casualties of the Thursday, November 9 at K y le
c m Methodist U niversity and a Korean
W ar
rose
to 28,236
Field.
North Texas minister since 1909, through November 3. The total I
Dr. Charles L . Prather, profesth<* Rev. T. VV. Preston, died in includes 4,159 killed In action, j aor of banking and finance, and
H artford, Kentucky, Wednesday, 19,703 wounded, and 4,283 miss- J . Robert Buffier, associate proL A K E SUCCESS,
N ov.9.— (VRi He suffered a heart attack follow- ing. The wounded total includes i feasor of architecture and planLh e
!rn ted States, B ritain
and ing an automobile accident.
492 wrho died of wounds, raising ring, also attended the ceremony
F ia n c e Thursday asked the Serum
*
: the total death figure to 4,655.
ies.

TH
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Spurs, Cowboys
tied Thirty-five

Friday, November IO, 1950

Admiral Phillips
To Review NROTC

Red

Manchurians
Pour Over Border

All Should Serve,
Ike Tells Cadets

4 HOURS

KITCHEN

HOUSTON

Election Will Help
Tidelands Claim

\ CMTRX

" k it c h e n

Hung Ju ry Dismissed

In Local Vallone Case

An

Leslie’s Fried Chicken

THE CHICKEN
SHACK

UN May Place

C lim a Crisis

Top on Agenda

G RA D U A TES

SENIORS!
MAKE YOUR CLASS PICTURE
APPOINTMENT FOR THE
CACTUS

J

Texan Thomas C. M ann of L a - : : in
urn mu inst crisis in North Korea re(j 0 was appointed Thursday to
ahead of all other business F rid a y the 8econd rankinK pos,
th(,
•
and completed a resolution deState Departm ent’s bureau which
: manding that Red China w ith­
develops and coordinates U S pol­
draw its thousands of troops from
icy with La tin Am erica.
Korea.
.
The
U .S. form ally called for
*
I the Secu rity Council to take up
M rs- Anna M. Rosenberg, New
j the Am erican complaint against Vork iahor and Public relations
I the Chinese Communists tum or-1consultant, was chosen Thursday
row instead of dealing with the t0 be Assistant Secretary o f DePalestine case as scheduled.
fense. Secretary Marshall recomIn asking for urgent discussion mended her appointment to P re si- 1
of the Chinese Communist inter- dent Trum an,
volition
in North
Korea,
the
*
Am ericans acted before a Com-!
The State Department bas or-;
munist ( hinese delegation had an dered passport visas issued to nine
opportunity to arrive here.
The j C hinese C om m unists w ho are com| Council issued an invitation yes-j ing to the U nited N ations to disterdav
but several delegations cuss the Form osa Issue,
served notice they would not post★
pone all action until the ComA com m ittee o f more than IOO
munisis arrived.
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Little M on on Comous —

Z fL J t

W omen V oters G roup
To Back S tu d e n t P o ll

OU

game proved to the skeptics that the
University’s team and student body has
the spirit to go under the greatest of
pressure.
We want you to know we genuinely
appreciate the whole-hearted support
and we hereby solicit more of the same.
Like you, we’ve been saddened by Coach
(Blair) Cherry's announcement that
this will be his last season at Texas.
Now. we are more determined than
ever to win that championship for you
and for him. lf you rally around us in
each of the four remaining assignments
as you did last week, we pledge we will
not let you down.
Gratefully.
The University of Texas Football Team
RICHARD ROWAN. Co-captain
BUBBA SHANDS, Co-captain

OPEN' LETTER TO TH E STU DEN T
BODY:
Receiving a message from your toot*
ball team in this manner may be out of
the ordinary, but then something e x tra ­
ordinary prompted this action.
Everyone knows Texas chipped SMU
through determination
and shrewd
strategy, but not enough of them know
about the other factors that contri­
buted to a terrific will to win. The mem­
bers of the team know, however, that
lots of the credit for the fine victory
rightfully belongs to the student body
that rose to the occasion with the finest
demonstration of spirit and loyalty tha*
e \e r possessed a team s supporters
Your pre-game rallies parades and
other support contributed more than
words can express. Certainly the SMU

By C H A R L I E
FINANCIAL

Mc n u fu cJ

J
O

A W EA K ER MAN would have quit
long ago. But you can’t call Blair Cherry
a weak man. No one ta n call a man
weak, who, after a 14-13 loss to OU,
could lead a team to a 23-20 victory over
the nation’s top team, not to mention
a 35-7 victory over Rice.
Cherry says he is resigning because
of personal reasons. He doesn’t state
these reasons.
The Texan feels that the undue c riti­
cism hurled at Cherry following the OU
game has a lot to do with his resigning.
And we can hardly blame him.
Some drug store quarterbacks re­
played the game for days, and thee won
it.
Should UT loose one of the top coaches
in the nation just because of one loss,
and a non-conference one at that?

It s well known that Blair Cherry has
one of the most outstanding coaching
records in the nation. It’s also well
known that a coaching job at Texas can
be one of the toughest in the world, be­
cause of unappreciative fans.
In a letter to the student body, the
football team praises students for fine
support at the SMU game. They pledge
to win the rest of their games for Cherry
and for the student body. IF the sup­
port of the students is continued.
I he I exan believes that showing
support to the team isn t enough. We
ought to show special support for
( ’berry. We should show him that WE
the student body, think he’s the hest.
Me should show him that WE want him
to stay, regardless of outside pressure,
How about a special c a l I v — for Blair
Cherry,

Washington Dean Pulls O ut
Over Greek Rumpus Result
By C A R O L Y N BUS CH
Dr. E d w a r d H L a u e r, dea n
o f student.* o f the U n iv er si t y
o f Wa sh in gt o n , has “ picked
u p hi * ma r b l e s a n d gone
h o m e . ’'
His r e s i g n a t i o n f r o m t he
college staff was the c u l m i n a ­
t i o n of a c o n t r o v e r s y in which
t h e I n t e r - F r a t e r n i t y Council,
t h e pr esident o f the u n i v e r ­
sit y, a n d the f a c u l t y disci­
pline c o m m i t t e e r e j e c te d his
r e c o m m e n d a t i o n f or p u n i s h ­
m e n t o f Phi G a m m a Delta
F r a t e r n i t y f o r i t s invasion
a n d v andalis m o f t h e K a pp a
K a p p a G a m m a S o r o r i t y house.
Lauer recommended that
t hose m e m b e r s a n d pledges o f
Phi Gam who e n t e r e d t h e
K a p p a house in the e a r l y
h o u r s of t he m o r n i n g , r ippi ng
down drapes an d sc att eri ng
white p owder , ice. a n d s a w­
d u s t over the r ugs, f u r n i t u r e .
a n d walls, be s u s p e n d e d f r o m
t h e u n i v e rs i ty f o r o n e year .
A severe p u n i s h m e n t had a l ­
r e a d y bee n m e t e d out by t h e
I n t e r - F r a t e r n i t y Council.

c a tt l e in the I ,S, is open to
ques t i on, hut o n e fact a b o u t
the Lone S t a r S t a t e is a bs o­
lutely
i ndi s pu t ab l e .
Texas
does have the only w o m a n ’s
college in the c o u n t r y t h a t
publishes a daily n e w s p a p e r . "
— Q u o t h Mademoi sell e m a g a ­
zine in its f ul l - pa g e s pr ead
l audi ng ti i' I S C W Daily L*»»-

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c an

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taken

too

seriously, believe it o r not.
An eight een-vea!H>ld f r e s h ­
m a n at t h e U n i v e r si t y o f W i s ­
c onsi n took her own life ali edgedly b ec aus e she was disp o n d e n t o ve r f e a r of f ail ing
b e r studi es,

♦

*

I a r H e e l s , t h e Deacons
h ave got y o u r g o a t , " w a s the
t h e m e o f c i r c u la r s t h a t w er e
passed
around
the
North
Carolina c a m p u s p r i o r to t h e i r
g a m e with W a k e F o re s t . Ac­
c o m p a n y i n g the m e s s a g e was
a p i c t u r e of s o m e t h i n g
s t r a n g e l y r e s e m b l i n g Ra ma ses, the T a r Hee l billy g oat ,
b e i n g r o a s t e d o v e r a fire.
A qui c k c h e ck , ho wev e r ,
p r o v e d t h a t t h e g o a t was
p e a ce f u l l y g r a z i n g a t a n e a r ­
by f a r m , oblivi ous to t h e fact,
t h a t one o f his b r o t h er s had
posed f o r him.

*

A I exes Ch r i s t i an s t u d e n t
f o u n d a ticket on his c a r
w h e r eb y he was d i r ec t ed t o
pay a t h r e e - d o l l a r f i ne for
p u s hi ng t h e c a r behind him
o u t of t h e p a r k i n g zone. The
o t h e r s t u d e n t h a d chaffed t he
che cke d i nt o bel ievi ng him.
A
it
“ W h e t h e r or n o t T ex as has
the tallest me n,
t he most
e a u t i / u w o me n or t he finest

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vice has c a u s e d a g r e a t up ­
roar at N o r t h w e * t e r n . A n u m ­
ber of s t u d e n t s h a v e bee n a r ­
r e s t e d an d pu n i s h ed f o r op ­

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i a t i n g as a g e n t s f or a Chi­
ca go .football p ar l a y .syndi­
Bars
and
l oung e s
c a te .
have been closed and u n d e r ­
ag e d s t u d e n t s a r r e s t e d f or
p u r c h a s i n g i ntoxi cants. Much
o f the u p r o a r h as been in­
d i gna ti on t o police i n t e r f e r ­
ence.
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A T ess ie c o l u m n i s t f o r the
AAM Bat t a l i on se ems to be
s u e . ching it a lilt when she
signs he r co l umn , “ F r o m the
col lege of b e a u t i f u l women
to t h e college o f hand s ome
men."
P a n d e m o n i u m r ei g n e d on
the
Southern
Cal
c a mp us
when a r e s i d e n t o f t h e Phi
Del t a T h e t a house , a pet
s k u n k , s t r a y e d f r o m the f r a ­
t e r n i t y h ouse y a r d and mos­
e y e d up t h e s t r e e t .
T h e m a s c o t c a sua ll y r e ­
clined on a n a p a r t m e n t house
t hr eshol d, a n d m a t t e r s wer e
m a d e mor e c o mpl i c at e d when
a h u m a n e o f f i c e r who had
been s u m m on e d opined that
it m i g h t be an e x p e c t a n t mo­
t he r .

Did you ask tor I r e salt, Loui se ?"

Classes M ust Be S m all
To Teach Individuals
( T hi s is the ei gh t h in a s e ­
ries of t e n e x c e r p t s f rom the
U n i v e r s i t y of C h i c a g o h a n d ­
b o o k, “ l f A’ou W a n t an E d u ­
c ati on. ’ Ed. )

T h e r e is onl y one w a y in which
t he
condi tion of g e n u i n e a c ­
q u a i n t a n c e b e t we e n t e a c h e r and
s t u d e n t cart be met. Cl asse s m u s t
be small,
It is impossible, if we a r e to tr y
to e d u c a t e e v e ry boy and girl,
to c o nd u c t an e d u c a t i o n a l i n s t i t u ­
t i on on t he basis of t h e a n c i e n t
d e f i n i t i o n of e d u c a t i o n a* “ M a r k
H o p k i n s o n one end o f a log a n d
a s t u d e n t on t h e o t h e r . " T h e r e
a r e not e n o u g h g r ea t t e a c h e r s like
M a r k Ho p k in s to pr ovi de one per
student.
Neve r t hel e s s , t he col lege whi ch
w a n t s t o e d u c at e indivi dual p e r ­
sons is obl i ga t e d to m a i n t a i n a
low rati o o f s t u d e n t s to te ac her s.
W h e n Wo rl d W a r II e n d ed ,
t he rati o o f s t u d e n t s t o t e ac h e r s
in t he College o f the U n i ve r si t y
of Ch ica g o was 17 to I. T h e p o s t ­
w ar influx of s t u d e n t s i nt o A m e r i ­
can colleges r esu l t ed f r e q u e n t l y
in c o n d i t i o n s w h e r e a n y s a t i s f ac ­
t o r y s t u d e n t - t e a c h e r r el a ti o n s h i p

jai

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A n y g r a d u a t e or g r a d u a t i n g
s e ni or who would like a job as
a d r a f t s m a n in an e n g i n e e r i n g
of f i c e l o c at e d in a la* ye S o u t h
T ex a s city may a p p l y a t t h e S t u ­
d e n t E mp l o y m e n t B u r e a u , B Hall
117. T h e r e ar e also o p e n i n g s f or
s t e n o g r a p h e r s a n d odd jobs.
J o e D. F a r r a r , D i r ec tor

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S e v e n T e x a s Aggies e n j o y ­
ed t h e hospit ali ty of W a c o ’*
City J a i . wh en t h e y we r e
c h a r g e d with mal i ci ous mi s­
chi ef f o r d e f a c i n g p a r t s of
t he Baylor c a m p u s p r io r to
I * B a y l o r - A A M tilt.
A g r o u p o f Ba y l or i te s a p ­
peared at th e station and o f ­
f e r e d to pay t h e i r f i n e s if the
Ags would be r el e as e d into
t heir custody. Po l i ce took a
chm view of t h ei r good R a p ­
i s t intentions.
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it
A m o d e s t - t a t e m e n t below
t h e D aily C a l i f o r n i a n ’s n a m e ­
p la te says, “ M o n a rc h o f the
Co l leg e D ailies." T h e U n iv e r ­
sity D aily K a n s a n a s k s w hich
o f W e b s te r'* defin itio n s fits
this u se of m o n a r c h — sole su ­
p r e m e ru ler, an E n g lish coin,
or a la rg e b u tte r fly.

it

it

T h e basic p r o b le m w ith
p a r k in g a t U CL A N th a t th e
people in a position to do
so m e th in g ab<>ut it all have
{.larking passe*.

T h e f o u r condi ti o ns o f g oo d
teaching-— f r e e d o m f r o m o t h e r o b ­
l a t i o n s , admi ssi on t o classes on
t he basis of individual r e a di ne s s
f o r t he course, el imi na t i on of t e s t ­
i ng an d g r a d i n g by the t e a c h e r ,
an d l i mi t a t i on of the size of
cl asses— a r e d e t e r m i n e d l y m a i n ­
tained . . . .
(lo

Be C o n t i n u e d )

( I he I e x a n r eserves the right
to edit and cut all l et ters s u b ­
mi tt e d to the firing li ne. A n y
l et t er n o t si gned will N O T be
p ri nt ed in our c o l u m n s, nor are
we unde r o bl i gat i on to print
letters c o ns i de re d i rr e l e vant by
the edi t ori al staff, To avoi d this
acti on we r e q u e st read e r s to
keep letters short and to the
point. Ed. )
WE'RE

WAITING

To t he E d i t o r :
I n oticed y o u r edi tor i al a b o u t
one o f t he oldest “ w o rn o u t
pl a nk s of t he s t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t
p l a t f o r m : t h e p e n d ’ s h a r p e n e r in
e v e r y room . , .
I approve
of
well -equipped
houses, but c o n t i n u e to c a r r y m y
b r an d new ( n o po i nt ) yellow p e n ­
cil a n d se ar ch e v er y wall.
J I M O ’H AR A

Un i v e r s i t y t f r u d u s 'e s who h ave n o t
relied for t h e i r dip lom as o r xiven a
nisiliriK
address
to
t he
Un i v e r s i t y
R e g i s t r a r a re a s fo llo w s;
R u dolph H e r b e r t A* k e r m a n , Malcolm
G r a h a m Alexander. Mary S u e Aw wad,
Dickie Lee B a rb er, B e t t y B e r k m s n , Hol­
land M a bry B u 'istein , W illiam I.dK*r
Black, Melvin Allen B lesse n , and D o r o ­
th y M a rie Bobac.
Also, Je ff T errell Boswell, Roy Allen
Clifford, M r s . M a lv in a B r a g e r Collins.
F ra n k S, Corazza, Alvin E t h e l b e r t C o ­
wan, V ictor H elm s Cox, Lee C ru se , W il­
liam
L a u d e rd a le Dodson, Ro bert
Lee
D o n atio n , A l b e r t R ich a rd E la m Jr., an d
Volney Kids.
Al so , K lisa b eth 'J r a i l s Ellison. B a r b a r a
J a n e F irn eisen , David Donald Ford. W i l ­
liam C r i t t e n d e n F re d erick . Gale T r u i t t
Gifford. .Silas
Griggs, Lynn
M artin
H akea J r ., P r a n k Dale H a n k i n s , E d w i n
M r K l w r a t h H ed g es , R alp h G r a h a m Hill,
and R e n e M anuel Hinojosa .
Also Bru ce Herbert, llten , Na G u m
Je u ,
P erry
Edward
Johnson,
John
R ich a rd K eis tle r, T h eo d o re E m m e r y K u lh sn e k ,
Richard Victor L ewis,
C h a rm
L im b au g h . H e n r y D, Linds ley III, E nid
Ann*- Lofti*. Ira S o u t h L o w r y , F r a n k l in
P ierce M c E lw r a th III, a n d E d w a rd M a n ­
dan o.
A so. U n m e s h l f s s b m wa la, J o y c e A n n
P ag e J r .. Ja< k E l l i o t t P a t e , Virginia
M e t e r , Aldo E. (Reese, F lo y d E d g a r
Rae P h elp s, R alp h P hillip s P r i n g l e , W e n ­
dell
P a ig e
R ag sd ale, R a m i r o
C o r te z
R a m ir e z , a n d J o h n H ow ard R a u s c h e r
Jr., a n d Mary I.ou Robinson.
Also
J a m e s T h o m a s Sidlo, C h a r l e s
J a m . s Sm ith, T h o m a s C linton S m i t h J r . ,
M o r r i l l! Lew Solider, H i l b e r t
L etord
S ton e J r . (B alan ce E lm o S t r i n g e r , S h ih
C h a n g Tang. R a y m o n d R u s se ll T h o m a s ,
P e g g y Joy T h o m p s o n , and A l b e r t T r i g ­
ger.
Also.
F ra n k
B a rto n T r o a e t h ,
Ohu( hum Tstien, J o s e M a n u el Re . ch Valdez,
Mina* Basile V at ako*. Ro bert S, V< a k c ­
heh!. AH H u s a y n W a r d i, ( . c o r g e Alvin
W a t k i n s , Mrs. G e r t r u d e E v e l y n S u m ­
mer s
W haley,
and
Hem y
Stephens
While.
Also, Amo* Leslie Willson dr,. Donald
D i a n e Winn Olde W eo lsey , a n d G eo rg e
Louis W y s a t ta J r .
Two i n t e r v ie w s will he c o n d u c t e d b y
five
representatives
of
'he
W rightPat t ar s o n Air F’orce R a se T h u r s d a y a n d
F rid a y ,
The
iep re e n t a i l e r *
will
i n t e r v ie w
mid- e a r g r a d u a t e s in electrical, m e c h a n ­
ical, a e r o n a u t i c a l , and ch e m ic a l e n g i n e e r ­
ing.
S t u d e n t s should c o n t a c t t h e S t u ­
dent E m ploym ent Bureau for an in te r ­
view ho ur.
Tile
representatives
also
will
be
av a ila b le for a g ro u p i n t e r im w F r i d a y
to exp lain and s t i m u l a t e i n t e r e s t rn t h e
I 8 Civil .Service l o r n m i s s i o n 's j u n i o r
s c i e n t is t e x a m in a tio n a nd j u n i o r m a n ­
agem en t. a s s i s t a n t ' s e x a m i n a t i o n .
lni"re*t.-d
stude nts
should
r e p o rt
to
W s g g e o e r Hail 119 a l 3 p.m.
A s e c r e ts >ta I shd s h o r t h a n d i n s t r u c ­
tor
la
needed
for
part-tim e
w o rk.
A p plicant sho u ld co n ta c t Jo e D, F a r r a r
a t p r u d e n t E m p l o y m e n t Bur e a u .

Tr t he E d i t o r :
. . . H e r e at the U n i v e r si t y
when a s t u d e n t dies, a b o u t all
t he r es pe c t t h a t is sh own is his
n a m e in t he p a p e r a n d p e r h a p s
t h e f l ag s a t hal f m a s t . . .
Wh y c o u l d n ’t we i n a u g u r a t e
.-ume t y p e o f c e r e m o n y si mi l a r t o
t h e “ Silver T a p s " c e r e m o n y a t
A <&M? . . .
The pl a yi ng of T a ps o r “ T h e
E y e s ” on t h e T o w er c h i m e s or
by s o me t r u m p e t s is t he least we
c an do to show o u r r es pe ct s f o r
t he dead.
A least l e t ’s s t a r t s o m e t h i n g
so t h a t t he p e r s o n ’s f r i e n d s can
pay t h e i r r e s p ec t s even if no one
cise c a r e s t o . . .
R A N D Y DO DS O N
LOOK O U T

CRITICS

T< t he E d i t o r :
A f t e r r e a d i n g “ Wi nslow W e n t
Sl ow, ’’ I m u s t a d m i t t h a t I b o u g h t
m y tic ket w i th m a n y misgivings.
N o t t h a i I hav< muc h f ai t h in
t n a t g i f t e d g r o u p of people k n o w n
i . “ T H E C R I T I C S / * b ut j u s t b e ­
c a u s e I ’m imp re ss i o n ab l e like m o s t
o f us. Now I w o n d e r if “ T H E
C R I T I C ' ev en a t t e n d e d t h e p r o ­
d u ct io n.
I ’m no c o n n o i s s eu r o f d r a m a
p r od u c t i on , b u t . . . n ot i c ed no
‘i n e xc u s a bl e lim flubs,
p au se s
while lines a r e slowly recalled,
a r i l j u s t plain a n d simple lack
r f characterization."
, , . Pe r so n a l l y, I would like t o
Mre “ T H E C R I T I C S ” m a k e t h e i r
cri t ici s ms a little mor e c o n s t r u c ­
tive a n d I wish t h e y would go
a little ea si e r with s t u d e n t p r o ­
d u ct io ns . A f t e r all, t h e y a r e n ’t
on Br oadwa y yet.
JIM P E T E R S
NO HONEY FOR BEARS
To the E d it o r :
As y o u k n ot* , th e P r o c t o r “ M u s ­
t a n g s " in f r o n t o f T e x a s Me ­
m o r i al M use um hav e b ee n r e ­
d e c o r a t e d a g a in , this tim e in a
( (a rtic u la rly r e v o lt in g s h a d e o f
g r e e n , T h e n a m e “ B a y lo r " o c c u rs
s e v e r a l tim es in th e schem e.
This m ight be ta k e n t o r e f e r
to a c e r ta in r u r a l in s titu tio n of
l e a r n i n g and piety ju a t o f f t h e

AII)

has^ finally

c o m e to S t u d e n t O pin io n S u rv e y s,
a f t e r a slow s t a r t w hich ma d e
i t a p p e a r t h a t the c a m p u s po
would die a n a t u r a l de a th .
T h e C a m p u s L e a g u e of W o m en
V o t e r s w ith m o n e y b u r n i n g a
hole in t h e i r b a n k a c c o u n t , has
o f f e r e d to f in a n c e th e poll w ith
t h e co n d itio n t h a t th e L e a g u e be
allo w ed t o c o n d u c t all o r m ost
of th e polling.
F i n a n c e d f o r m a n y y e a r s by
th e T e x a s B o a rd of S t u d e n t I Ulmca tio n s , t h e B o a rd w a s f o r c e d to
m a k e s d ra stic b u d g e t c u t s for
th is y e a r a f t e r ta k i n g a hea v y
loss o v e r the pa*t school y ea r.
S t u d e n t O pinio n S u v e y w a s lost
to th e r e d pencil.
I t t a k e s v e ry little m oney to
f i n a n c e t h e polls, a n d w i t h an
a d e q u a t e s u p p ly ot w o rk e rs , th e r e
se ems t o he n o t h i n g h ol di ng t h e m
hack.
S t u d en t Op in io n S u r v e y s has
b e e n a n i n d e p e n d e n t a g e n c y on
t h e c a m p u s r e s p o n si b l e onl y to
i t s f i na n c i a l b a c ke r , the Texan
( t h r o u g h t he B o a rd of P u b l i c a ­
t i o n s ) , which p ri nt s its result s.
Polling has bei n done in t h e par-t
by A l p h a Phi O m eg a , n a t i o n a l
service f r a t e r n i t y , a n d O r a n g e
J a c k e t s a n d M o r t a r B o a r d, h o n o r ­
a r y s ervice o r g a n i z a t i o n for w o m­
en.
U n d e r t he s ys t em a d o p t e d last
mo nt h , A P O a n d C a m p u s L ea gu e
will do all t he polling, on the
Le a gu e ' s m on e y. T h e T e x a n will
still publish r esul t s as soon a s they
a r e released.
Q ue s t i o n s will c o v e r topics of
i n t e r e s t or c o n t r o v e r s y on the
F o r t y Acres.
T h e m o n t h l y s u r v ey s will he
d ir e c t ed by C l a u d e Vi l l a r re al , as
c o - o r d i na t o r , with J e a n Wi l l i a ms
r e p r e s e n t i n g C a m p u s L ea g u e. A
special crew' o f A P O N a n d L e a ­
g u e r s will w or k u n d e r t h e m to do
t h e polling. Thi s c r e w an d o t h e r
c o m m i t t e e m e m b e r s will he - el ec­

O L

R E S P E C T S TO U T D E A D

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I he Un i v er si t y of M i n n e ­
sota has a g r o u p called the
Tip T op p er s. It is a social o r ­
g a n i z a t i o n f o r m e n over six
f ee t , t wo i nches a n d f or coeds
over fiv,. f e e t , t e n inches. It
has 21 male m e m b e r s a n d the
-ame. n u m b e r of girls. Avow­
ed pu r po se of t h e o r g a n i z a ­
tion is to p r o m o t e t he so­
ci et y of t a l l p e o pl e a m o n g
tall people.

was impossible. B u t , d u r i n g t h a t
period, the r a t i o o f s t u d e n t s to
t e a c h e r s in T h e Col lege of t h e
U n i v e r s i t y o f Chi ca go fell t o 15 to
I. ( ’hicago w a s d e t e r m i n e d to f ul ­
fill its obligation to t e a c h a n d
to t eac h individuals.

it
( ) j ‘j p o r t u n i t i i e d

S t u d e n t s r an u p ladder s,
cl imbe d in a n d o u t of w i n ­
dows, s h o u t e d ad vi ce and c h a l ­
l eng e d each o t h e r ’s s ku nk lore
until s o me on e di s c ov e r ed Mr.
S k u n k had been d eodor i z ed,
O n e of M i s s i s s i p p i ’s f oot ­
ball idols w£s r e c en tl y pic­
t u r e d g e t t i n g del iv er y on a
long, sleek Bui ck Ri vier a. Al­
though a picture of a mon­
s t r o u s lad s h a k i n g t he f labby
h a n d o f a n a u t o dealei u s u­
ally does n o t m e r i t n e w s p a p e r
p u blicat ion, t h o o n e has ob­
vious news val ue.

ted a f t e r

TRIMBLE

Tejr<i 'I Awociate Editor

t he f i r s t poll

is c o m ­

pl e t ed n e x t week.
Dr. J o h n R o b e r t S t o c k t on , p r o ­
f e s s or of s ta t i s t ics a n d a c t i n g di ­
r e c t o r of t h e B u r e a u o f Bus i ness
Re se a rc h, will a c t in a n a d v i ­
sor y c a p a c i t y to t he c o m m i t t e e .
T h e ma n who does all of t h e
w o r k b ehi nd t he sc en e s is P a u l
Kell ey, g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t in s t a ti s
tics, who t a b u l a t e s r e s u l t s by
hand o r on c o m p u t i n g ma ch i n e s,
d e p e n d i n g on t h e l e n g t h
and
c h a r a c t e r o f the q u es t i o n n a i r e .
Re s ul t s o f t h e f i r s t poll will he
a n n o u n c e d in t h e T e x a n
next
week.
S u n d a y , Vil l a r re al will begi n a n
edi to r ial p a g e se ri e s o f t h r e e a r ­
ticles e xp l ai ni ng t h e p r e p a r a t i o n
n ec es sa r y p r i o r to t h e a c t u a l pollta ki n g, howr polling is done, a n d
how t h e poll is b r o k e n d o wn i nt o
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e cr oss- se ct i ons to d e ­
t e r m i n e over-all s t u d e n t opinion
a n d s igni ficant d i f f e r e n c e in v a r ­
ious cl assi fi cat io ns o f p e r s o n s i n­
t e r vi ewed.
★ *
T O O GOOD to over loo k is a n
item t h a t c a m e o u t of t h e S e n at e
D e f en se I n v e s t i g a t i n g C o m m i t t e e
T h u rs d a y .
S e n a t o r L y n d o n B. J o h n s o n o f
T e x a s told r e p o r t e r s t h a t a n E a s t
T e x a s f a r m e r b o u g h t $ 1 , 2 09, 600
w o r t h of .surplus m i l i t a r y e q u i p ­
m e n t f o r on l y $6. $9 and l a t e r sold
it b ac k t o the g o v e r n m e n t f o r
$63,000.
S e n a t o r J o h n s o n , wh o did n o t
i d e nt i f y t he p u r c h a s e r by n a m e ,
did sa y the ma n w a s a n a v a l o f f i ­
ce r in Wo rl d W a r II and h a d ma d e
the b a r g a i n t h i n ki n g “ a i r c r a f t
c o m p u t e r s " we r e small c a r d b o a r d
devices used f or c a l c u la t i ng t he
land a r e a o f f a r m s . He p u t in a
bid o f less t h a n 5 c e n t s ea ch f or
168 of t he m.
P u z z l e d when t h e s u r p l u s dis­
posal a u t h o r i t i e s said t h e y c o u l d n ’t
be mailed par cel post, he w e n t t o
San A n t o n i o an d dis c ov e r ed t h a t
he h a d bo u g h t an acre of b r a n d

n e w c o m p l i c at e d pieces o f m e c h­
a n i s m t h a t h a d cos t t he g o v e r n ­
m e n t $7, 200 each.
T or $-1,000 he had t h e m c r a t e d
a n d s hi p pe d t o his f a r m f o r s t o r ­
a ge , a n d t h e n no t i f ie d A i r F o r e *
p e r s o n n e l to tell t h e m a b o u t t h*
p u r c h a s e . I hey e n d e d up by g l a d ­
ly p a y i n g him $ 63 , 00 0 f o r t he lot.
Baid J o h n s o n : “ T h e t h i n g m a y
be s u m m e d un by s a y i n g t h a t t h e
disposal a g e n cy was del ight e d t o
unl oa d w h a t t he y t h o u g h t was a
nea p of j u n k on a n u n s u s p e c t i n g
c o u n t r y boy, a n d t h a t the colonel
in c h a r g e o f t he p u r c h a s i n g a g e n ­
cy a n d t he p e r s o n n e l a t W r i g h t
Field w e r e del igh t e d t o r e p u r c h a s e
5bis e q u i p m e n t in b r a n d new' c o n ­
d it i o n . "
\ most a s t o u n d i n g case o f
s h or ts i g ht ed ne ss , * ’ he r e m a r k e d
Yes.

WanderI

in tis

fortune

I he tw isted r o o t j u t s u p f r o m
g l e a m i n g sand,
E ac h g r a i n o f sand, w i t h d i a m o n d
g l i t t e r ail
Ab l a z e does s t a n d a p a r t .
A n d all a r o u n d
I he se a- bl ea che d d r i f t t h e y
smoothly s t r e t c h aw'ay.
I he. shi ne as one y e t each
al on e docs bur n,
A u d t he n the gl e a m is gone.
A m a s k o f cl oud
H as cr ossed t h e b ea m t h a t g av e
t he bea ch such fire.
A n d n o w the sa nd it looks as cold
as ’d ea t h ,
A n d s e e m s uncl ean a s d ar k l y
mot i onl es s
A b o u t t h e d i r t y wood it g i f t l e s s
lies.
I w o n d e r w h en the s u n will shin*
on m e ?

D ir tne, J l iI H C
6

Dall as r o ad , e x c e p t t h a t o n e of
?be i nscri ptions spe ci f i e s “ B a y l o r
L e a r s ” ; t h us it is not ne c e s s a r y
to a s s um e , a- some c a r e l e s s ob­
s e r v e r s h av e d one, t h a t t he d e ­
c o r a t o r s we r e h u m a n beings.
Let t h a t u n s u r p a s s e d school
spi r it which U T s t u d e n t s so r e a d ­
ily a d m i t t he mse l ves to possess
n o w s h o w itself, S h o t g u n pat rol s
a r o u n d t he f ew r e m a i n i n g b e a u t y
spots on the c a m p u s m i g h t p r e ­
vent
further
deputations
by
U r s a Baylor ensi s, a n d i nc i d en t a l l y
lay in a f e w w a r m hides a g a i n s t
the coming winter . . .
l f s o me B a yl or Be ar , c u t off
p a i nt - bu ck e t high by a d oubl e
charge
of double-0
bu cks ho t ,
should p r o v e to be t e c hn i c al l y h u ­
m a n , t he zeal ous U T s t u d e n t
w o ul d be p r o t e c t ed a g a i n s t legal
d i f fi cu l t ie s b, a publ i c o pi ni on
t h o r o u g h l y a w a r e of t h e a w f u l
c o n s e q u e n c e s of a l lo w i n g peopl e
to a c t like bears.
R O B E R T M. A DAMS
f H A N K S F RO M W H I T E H A L L
To the E d i t o r :
We, t he girls o f W h i t eh al l Co­
op, a p p r e c i a t e e v e r y o n e ’s hel p in
r e- es t a b li s h in g o u r home, We es­
pecially t h a n k those who hel ped
i t s c u e o u r possessions, those who
h av e c o n t r i b u t e d so willingly, tile
Hipsy B o o" east f o r t h e i r b e n e ­
fit p e r f o r m a n c e , Wesley f o u n d a ­
t ion a n d C a r u t h e r s D o r m i t o r y f or
t h e i r s t o r a g e space, t he A u s t i n
m e r c h a n t s f o r t he i r g i f t c e r t i f i ­
cates, t he U ni ve r si t y Co-Op f o r
i e p l a e i n g books, the t a i l o r shops
a n d l a u nd r i es f o r c l e a n i n g o u r
c' othes, a n d all t h e o t h e r o r g a ni z at i e ns a n d indivi duals w h o h av e a s ­
sisted.
M e also wish to t h a n k the o t h e r
cc-ops who invit ed us o ver f or
meals, a n d those who so ver y
kin dl y t o ok us ir.to t h e i r homes. To
D e a n G e ba u e i goes o u r special
g r a t i t u d e f o r h e r g u i d a n c e and
m o r a l s u p p or t . We could n e v e r
have a c co mp li sh ed a n y t h i n g w i th ­
o u t her.
W H IT E H A L L CO-OP
CA LIFO RN IA OATH
To the E d i t o r :
T h e Dai l y T e x a n of O c t o b e r 31
r e p o r t s a n a d d r e s s by Dr. S ta n i s l awski in which he t old the m e m ­
b er s of t h e A A U P on y o u r c a m ­
pu s t h a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y of Cali­
f o r n i a l o ya lt y o at h c o n t r o v e r s y
was “ l a rg el y a n u n f o r t u n a t e a c ­
c i d e n t " which “ w e n t a lot f a r t h e r
t n a n it h a d to b e c au se o f the a n ­
t a g o n is ms e n g e n d e r e d . "
A s a g r a d u a t e of U T a n d a
s t u d e n t a t UC I c a n n o t help b u t
f e e l ver y d i s t u r b e d t h a t s uc h a
nai ve a n d highly d i s t o r t e d ver sion
of o u r r e c e n t o a t h i n c i d e n t is be­
ing p r e s e n t e d to t he u n i v e r s i t y
c o m m u n ity in A us t i n.
T h e so-called lo y a lty o at h which
vv*s im posed fin e m p lo y e s o f th e
u n i v e r s i t y h e re was in no s e n se
an a c c i d e n t , b u t was a w e ll-p la n ­
n ed a t t a c k by a g r o u p o f p o w e r f u l
m e n w ho a r e w illing t o f i g h t f o r
w h a t they w ant.
A* for t h e role o f a n t a g o n i s m s
in th is s t r u g g le , it c a n be f a i r l y

Ste t h a t the o b j e c ti o n a b l e t h i n g
is the o at h itself, b u t p r e f e r r e d
to o b j e c t p et u l a n t l y t h a t t h e y had
b ee n singl ed o u t as a g r o u p a n d
t Hereby insulted.
Did t h e men w ho c a r r i e d t o you
on l y t h( ‘ po i n t of view of a g r o u p
who surrendered here without a
f i g h t r e p o r t also t h a t i m m e d i a t e l y
fol l owi ng the. f a c u l t y d e f e a t t he
s t a t e l e g i s l a t u r e imposed a mu c h
m o r e vicious a n d s w e e p i n g o a t h
on all employ a* o f the s t a t e ,
c o u n t y , a n d ci ty g o v e r n m e n t s o f
( alifoi n ia ? O r i. it n a i ve o f me
even to hope t h a t m e n o f s uc h
myopi c vision m i g h t s e e s o m e c o n ­
n e c t i o n b e t w e e n t h e s e twro events.
W I L L I A M E, C O OK
Ri chmond, C a l i f o r n i a

Mated t h a t t h e f a c u l t y w e n t d ow n
in c o m p l e t e d e f e a t b ec a us e the
o v e r w h el m i n g m a j o r i t y o f p r o f e s ­
s or s were so a f r a i d of c r e a t i n g
a n t a g o n i s m s , so a f r a i d o f f i g h t ­
ing in an y m a n n e r u n b e c o m i n g to
t h e i r pr ofe ssi on, so a f r a i d , in f ac t ,
of f ighting a t all.
Dr. Williams, w h o a l so visited
he r e r ec en t l y , t h e n s t a t e d t h a t
t he o b je c t i o n a b l e t h i n g a b o u t t he
c a t h was t h a t it w as levelled a t
a p a r t i c u l a r grouj al on e—- t h e f a c ­
u l t y . This is c o m p l e t el y false,
cr. e ve r y e m p l o y e e of t he u n i ­
v er si t y was r e q u i r e d to sign t h e
oat h, b u t it s erves as a n i n t e r e s t ­
ing e x a m p l e o f the a t t i t u d e t a k e n
by m o s t f a c u l t y m e m b e r s here.
T h e y also cons intently fail ed t o

Daily T e x a n Crossword Puzzle

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29, breezy
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18. ex u ltatio n
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32. h ea p e d
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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE— Here’* how to work it:
A X Y D L B A A X R
is L O N G F E L L O W '
One le tte r s im p ly s ta n d s f o r a n o th e r , In this e x amp l e A la used
for the three L s, X for
th e two O s, etc.
Single letters, a po s ­
tr o p h e s , the length and
f o rm a tio n of t h e
w ords a r e
all hints,
E ach d a y the code l e tte r s a r e different.
A C r y p to g r a m Q u o tatio n
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H V G

C L H B T M
T R E

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P O R T A N T T H A N P R I V A T E - L A W.
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Brubaker Says

:rom the Churches

Canterbury
Gives

Club

C offee

T h e C a n t e r b u r y C lu b will h a v e
i coffee hour from 2 u n til 5
•’clo ck F r i d a y a t th e C a n t e r b u r y
lo u se.
A l i s t e n i n g p a r t y is p l a n n e d
!<>r S a t u r d a y a t 1 :4 5 . R e f r e s h ­
ments will b e s e r v e d .
★
T h e R ev. K eith B a rd in , C h a p ­
a h to E p i s c o p a l s t u d e n t s , will
•cliv er t h e .serm on a t t h e
ll
b e lo c k s e r v i c e a t All S a i n t s ’ C h a ­
le h
T h e V e r y R e v . F r a n c i s B lo d -ett, d e a n of th e C a th e d ra l of
5t. P a u l , E r i e , will b e a g u e s t
>f All S a i n t ? ’ C h a p e l S a t u r d a y
md Sunday.
★
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W. B rabham
w i!!
•peak o n “ A C all t o R e n e w e r
C o n c e n tra tio n ” S u n d a y m o rn in g
it th e C e n tra l M ethodist C hurch

Today

A t t h e e v e n i n g s e r v i c e , R ev .
W ood P a tric k , su p e rin te n d e n t o f
t h e A u s t i n d i s t r i c t , w ill d e l i v e r
th e serm o n . A q u a r te t fro m the
"Wesley F o u n d a t i o n w ill s i n g N e ­
gro spirituals.

★
R e v e re n d P au l W a ss e n ic h , di­
r e c t o r o f t h e T e x a s B ib le C h a i r ,
w ill le a d a d i s c u s s i o n on “ W h y
I Am In C o lleg e” a t th e U n iv e r­
sity
C h u rstia n
C hurch
D .S .F .
m e e tin g S u n d a y n ig h t.
S u p p e r a n d r e c r e a t i o n w ill p r e ­
c e d e t h e d is c u s s io n . T h e p r o g r a m
will s t a r t a t 6 o c lo ck .
★
“ R e li g io n D e f i n e d ” a n d “ C o m ­
in g in o n a P r a y e r ” w ill h e t h e
n o rn in g and ev en in g se rm o n to ­
le o f D r . E d m u n d H e i n s o h n a t
he U n i v e r s i t y M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h
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F r e d e r i c k W o o d h o u s e , L o n d o n w ill a t t e n d t h e n e w l y - f o r m e d S a n
Q u a k e r an d d ire c to r o f th e In ti­ A n to n io
Friends
m e e tin g
w ith
m a t e O p e r a C o m p a n y , will b e D a n S t a n i s l a w s k i a n d O l c u t t S a n ­
g u e s t o f h o n o r a t a n o p e n h o u s e d e r s , m e m b e r s o f t h e lo c a l o r g a n i ­
giv en by th e A u s tin F rie n d s M eet-! zation.
All i n t e r e s t e d p e r s o n s a r e i n ­
in g F r i d a y a t 8 p .m . a t 40 4 E a s t
13 4th
S tre e t.
T h i s is t h e fir s t j v i t e d t o b o t h m e e t i n g s .
M eanw hile, th e B a p tis t S tu d e n t
Q u a k e r a c t i v i t y in o b s e r v a n c e o f j
U n i o n c o n t i n u e s its y o u t h r e v i v a l
F o c u s on F a i t h .
a t 7 :30 n i g h t l y a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y
W o o d h o u s e , w h o is h e r e w ith
B a p tist C hurch.
th e In tim a te O p era C om pan y to I
T h e r e v i v a l is in c o - o b s e r v a n c e
p u t on t h r e e p r o g r a m s f o r th e
of “ F o c u s ” a n d th e sta te -w id e
n i n t h B in e A r t s F e s t i v a l is a n
e l d e r in S t r e a t h a m M o n t h l y M e e t - 1
ing a t L o n d o n . H e w o rk ed w ith i
th< F r i e n d s R e l i e f S e r v i c e in S e r ­
b ia a f t e r W o r l d W a r II.
A t th e open house, W o odhouse
will r e a d o n e o f L a u r e n c e H o u s e , m a n ’s “ L i t t l e P l a y s o f S t. F r a u - !
• cis .”
In t h e o r i g i n a l E n g l i s h p e r ­
fo r m a n c e s , he took th e p a r t of
B ro th er Ju n ip er.
Sunday m om -!
By B O B B I E J O N E S
in g , t h e Q u a k e r will t a l k a b o u t
M a n ’s d o u b l e s t r u g g l e — f o r s e ­
F r i e n d s o r g a n i z a t i o n s in E u r o p e a n j
I c o u n t r i e s at 1 1 :4 5 in R o o m 26 c u r i t y a n d f o r m e a n i n g — is t h e
| o f t h e “ Y .”
T h a t a f t e r n o o n , he t h e m e o f D r. G l e n n O l d ’s s e r i e s
c f five t a l k s s p o n s o r e d by t h e
W e s l e y F o u n d a t i o n in c o - o p e r a ­
ti o n w ith t h o “ F o c u s on F a i t h ”
m o v em en t.
D r. O ld s o p e n e d h is s e r i e s S u n ­
d a y m o r n i n g a t 9 : 3 0 o ’clock , w h e n
he s p o k e t o t h e W e s l e y F o u n d a T h e l a s t in a s e r i e s o f f o u r ti« n c la s s un “ T h e C h a l l e n g e o f
w o r s h i p w o r k s h o p s w ill b e h e ld in t h e C um p a - ’’
“ T h e C a m p u s , ’’ sa id D r. O ld -,
i th e U n i v e r s i t y “ Y ” T u e s d a y a t 4
p .m ., M iss S a llie R o lle r, e x e c u - ’’is n o t liv in g u p t o its c h a l l e n g e .
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1 t i v e d i r e c t o r , sa id .
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I s u c h w o r s h i p d e v ic e s a s v is u a l a n d t e l l e c t s a r e d e v e lo p e d , i t is to o
a u d i o a id s . Mis- A n n S h a w , a s s i s t ­ • f t e n a m i r r o r o f t h e t r a g i c c o n ­
a n t d i r e c t o r o f s t u d e n t w o r k a t th e f u s i o n o f o u r t i m e s . ”
T h e c r e d o o f t h e c a m p u s , he
U n iv ersity P re s b y te ria n C hurch,
w ill e x p l a i n t h e u s e o f th e s e m e ­ s a i d , a s k s th e s e t h r e e q u e s t i o n s :
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d iu m s .
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in F o r t W o r t h .
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l l a.m . s e r v i c e s S u n d a y .
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of a f f e c t i o n . I t s e v e r s t h e b o n d s
o f f a m i l y a n d lo v e , b u t i f y o u ac j c o p t H is f r i e n d s h i p , y o u w ill live
t h e k i n d o f life H e w a n t s y o u t o
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h a v i n g a g o o d t i m e th e n it b e ­
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w i t h t h e h o m e , to t e a c h s e x ha s th in ' else w e m a y lack a s p e r s o n ­
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professors,
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C h u r c h o f D a l l a s a n d f o r tw o f e l l o w s ’’ as s o u r c e s o f i n f o r m a ­ a lity e s s e n t i a l to latf*r s e x u a l m a ­
s u m m e r s h a s le d y o u t h r e v iv a l t i o n , t h e R e v . E d w a r d B r u b a k e r t u r i t y .
s e r v ic e s t h r o u g h o u t t h e s t a t e .
c h a r g e d T u e s d a y n i g h t a t th e
C o n d itio n s sh o u ld rem .un th e
L e a d i n g t h e s i n g i n g will be U n i v e r s i t y P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h . s a m e f o r t h e e n g a g e d c o u p l e t h e
J o h n M cC ailon, B ay lo r s tu d e n t.
Mr. B r u b a k e r , p a s t o r o f t h e n .m i s t e i b e lie v e s, b e c a u s e t h e c o u ­
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ple m a y o f t e n lose r e s p e c t f o r
B a y lo r s o p h o m o r e cla^s.
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J o n e s a n d f o u r o t h e r s t u d e n t s in a s e r i e s o f f o u r l e c t u r e s o n f>ach o il ie r w h ich m a y le a d t o
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problem s.
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v ices.
H is to p i c w as “ T h e C h r i s t i a n U n ­
R e f e r r i n g t o th e m o s t t a l k e d o f
d e r s ta n d in g o f S ex.”
t m * m e rit o f t h e s u b j e c t , t h e
T h e c h u r c h ’s d u t y is e i t h e r to
s p e a k e r s a id K in s e y t r e a t s s e x
m a k e s e n s e o u t o f t h e o ld f a s h ­
io n e d r u l e s o r t h r o w th e m a w a y , on ly on t h e p u r e l y a n i m a l lev el,
t h e s p e a k e r d e c l a r e d . S ex is b ad , b e c a u s e , a s a s c i e n ti s t, h e c a n
s i n f u l , o r d i r t y o n ly if u s e d in de al w ith t h ;> s u b j e c t o n l y o n
t h e w r o n g w a y . S e x a t t r a c t i o n t h e b a sis o f «<atistics. I f sex is
a n d se x life a r e c r e a t i o n s o f God o n h p h y s ic a l t h e n w e a r e m e r e
a n d t h e r e f o r e ho ly, i t w a s e m ­ a n i m a l s a n d m o ra l* r a v e n o m e a n ­
in g f o r a n im a l* , Mr. B r u b a k e r
phasized.
e r e th e n a t u r e a n d a d v a n t a g e s
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fu n , b u t a sse rte d .

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of y o u r G o d ? ” W it h “ F a i t h in f r i e n d s h i p a n d p e t t i n g d o n o t
j G o d ” a s his s u b j e c t , he s h o w e d b e l o n g t o g e t h e r , M r . B r u b a k e r
t h a t e v e r y o n e h a s his g o d — a s s e r t e d .
“ If t h e p o i n t o r ‘p u n c h ’ o f
m oney, pow er, b e a u ty , or w h at
y o u r d a t e o r e v e n i n g w o u ld be
• ave you.
B u t t h e G od o f C h r i s t i a n i t y , he lo s t w i t h o u t a n e c k in g s e s sio n ,
sa id , c a n b e s t b e u n d e r s t o o d in t h e n y o u a r e d a t i n g f o r a p h y ­
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It t a k e s n o b r a i n s , no p e r s o n ­
s t r u g g l e f o r s e c u r i t y a n d m e a n i n g , “ a g a p e , ” w h ic h t r a n s l a t e d f r e e l y ,
u n m i t i g a t e d — u n l i m i t e d - a l i t y , n o in t e ll ig e n c e , no c h a r a c ­
r e l i g i o n is t h e o n l y a n s w e r , D r . m e a n s
te r, no a ttra c tiv e n e ss ev en , to
O ld s to l d t h e W e s l e y F o u n d a t i o n s e l f - g i v in g , lo v e. A n d t h a t G o d is
n o c k f o r p u r e l y p h y s ic a l p l e a s u r e ,
S u n d a y e v e n i n g a t 6 : 3 0 o ’clo ck .! t n e on e in w h ic h w e s h o u l d p u t
t he . I h e n c e was told,
S p eak in g on
“ R elig io n in O u r c u r f a i th .
O n ce we -tar1 u H n g n e c k i n g
R a ce w i t h D i s a s t e r , ” h e p o i n t e d
D r. O ld s is P r o f e s s o r o f P h i l o ­ a s t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t m e a n s o f
b u t t h e c u r i o u s s i m i l a r i t y in t h e s o p h y o f R e li g io n a n d E t h i c s at
c o n d i t i o n s l e a d i n g to t h e d o w n - G a r r e t t B ib lic a l I n s t i t u t e , E v a n s - !
fu ll o f t h e d i n o s a u r s a n d t h e c o n ­ to n , 111. H e h a s j u s t r e t u r n e d f r o m j
a t i o n s w h ic h a r e b u i l d i n g u p in a s u m m e r in E u r o p e w ith th e
th e w orld to d a y .
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“ R e l i g i o n , ” he sa id , “ is t h e m e r d i r e c t o r o f t h e W e s l e y F o u n - J
t r a n s f o r m i n g p o w e r o f h i s t o r y , I elation a t Y a e U n i v e r s i t y , w h e r e
J o h n R a m s a y , o f t h e p u b li c r e ­
a n d m a n ’s g r e a t e s t w e a p o n a g a i n s t I e r e c e i v e d his P h D ., h e h a s a ls o l a t i o n s o f f i c e o f t h e C IO , will
disa ste r.”
d o n e s p e c i a l r e s e a r c h a t th e O r e ­ s p e a k o n “ R e lig io n a n d L a b o r , ”
“ T o w h a t m a y I g iv e m y s e l f ,
c i p a l l y f o r th e m e m b e r s o f t h e
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betw een
relig io n
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Arid th i s c r e d o s t a n d s in n e e d
| m e m b e rs. It deals w ith th e te c h ­
S ta f f m e m b e r: a n d active m e m ­
th e ch a lle n g in g q u e stio n , “ W h a t' m e n ta l h ealth.
n i q u e o f p l a n n i n g i n f o r m a l w o r ­ c l c o r r e c t i o n . O n ly a C h r i s t i a n
b e r s in lo cal c h u r c h e s a n d m e m ­
id e a o f f a i t h , a n d m a n , a n d life
sh ip s e r v ic e s .
b e r s o f t h e “ Y ” a r e i n v i t e d to
c a n c o r r e c t it.
a t t e n d . T h e l u n c h e o n will b e d u tc h
“ G o d ’s d a n g e r o u s F r i e n d s h i p , ”
• I e a t.
w h ic h D r. O ld s d e l i v e r e d a t I I
o ' c lo c k S u n d a y m o r n i n g , d r e w o u t
t h e f a c t t h a t m a r is h e a d i n g t o ­

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Ends Tuesday

F o r t y p e o p le j o i n e d t h e N e w ­
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m e m b e r s h i p d r i v e , D ic k F a h e y ,
tr e a s u r e r and m em bership com ­
m i t t e e m e m b e r , s a id T h u r s d a y .
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p r e v a i l i n g c u s t o m o f l i v in g a life
o t m a k i n g p e a c e w i t h t h i n g s as
E a rly kn o w n as a S c rip tu ra l
E m p h asizin g
th at
C hristians
th ey are.
n a v e f a i l e d to live a c c o r d i n g to g ’ o u p , t h e D isc ip le s o f C h r i s t had
“ l f y o u a r e th e k in d o f p e r s o n t h e S c r i p t u r e s b e c a u s e “ th e y d o n ’t j a s t h e i r s l o g a n , “ W h e r e t h e S c h ip w h o is w ill in g t o l e t t h i n g s go k n o w e n o u g h a b o u t t h e m t o f o l ­ t u r e s s p e a k , we s p e a k ; w h e r e th e y
a i o n g a t a s t a t u s q u o , t h e n b e w a r e low t h e m , ” t h e R ev. J o h n K n o w l e s t i e s i le n t , w a r e s i l e n t . ”
Too o fte n C h ristia n s are silent
W e d n e sd a y n ig h t c h allen g ed m e m -'
scrip tu res
speak,
Mr.
1h e r s o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y C h r i s t i a n w h e r e
( h u r e h t o live u p t o t h e id e a o f | K n o w l e s said .
C h ristian un ity , one o f th e g r e a t ,
B y g e t t i n g a w a y f r o m th e S c r i p ­
h eritag es o f th e
D iscip les
o f t u r e s , t h e D iscip le c h u r c h is c u t ­
C h r is t.
t i n g a t t h e F o u n d a t i o n s o f its
T h e R ev. A r c h i e K. S t e v e n s o n ,
M r. K n o w l e s , m i n i s t e r o f th e b r o t h e r h o o d , s t a t e d M r. K n o w l e s .
p a s t o r o f th e H y d e P a r k C h r i s ­
F i r s t C h r i s t i a n C h u r c h in H o u s - j
T he tw o a re a s of C h ristian fa il­
t i a n C h u r c h , will p r e a c h S u n d a y
to n , w'as s p e a k i n g u n d e r th e s p o n ­ i n g , sa id Mr. K n o w l e s , a r e th e
m o r n i n g on t h e t h e m e ,
“ The
s o r s h i p o f t h e D iscip le S t u d e n t ! a r e a s o f C h r i s t i a n w i t n e s s a n d t h e
D ra m a of D eliv eran ce.”
F e ll o w s h ip in c o - o p e r a t i o n w i t h ! a r e a o f C h r i s t i a n s t e w a r d s h i p .
S u n d a y a t 7 : 3 0 p. rn, t h e r e will
F o cu s on F aith .
S p e a k in g o f C h ris tia n w itness,
be a j o i n t m e e t i n g o f t h e fiv e
“ T h e t h i n g t h a t h a s d iv i d e d j he said h e did n o t m e a n a s o a p
C h ris tia n C h u rc h e s o f A u stin a t
b o x on a c o r r o r o r t h i n g s doric
C e n t r a l C h r i s t i a n C h u r c h . C a r s c h u r c h e s a r e i d e a s s e t d o w n by
f o r th o s e wl o r e e d t r a n s p o r t a ­ m e n , a n d t h e o n l y a n s w e r is t o t h r o u g h o r g a n i z e d C h r i s t i a n e f ­
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hut
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Over the T-Cup

Social Calendar

Asiatic Students Plan
To Form Club Friday
Formation of a new organizat; n, the S o u t h a n d E a s t A s i a t i c
C l u b , will take place Friday at
7:30 p.m. in the International
Center of B. Hall.
Joe Neat, foreign student ad­
visor, wall speak to the croup.
Organized to integrate small
groups of students into one body
to serve both campus and indi­
vidual interests, the club is being
directed by Nisankarao Sambasiva Rao, student from India, and
Guillermo R. Padolina, of the
Philippines.
Ail students are invited to join,
particularly those from south­
eastern Asiatic countries.

H e l l e n i c C l u b will meet Friday
evening at 7 o'clock in Texas
Union 311, announced Lorene
Michalopulos.
It will be a very
important meeting, she said.
★
The Afternoon Bridge Group
of the N a t i o n a l A s s o c i a t i o n o f
University
Dames
will
meet
Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the home
of Mrs T r a v i s Austin, 1214-C
Brackenridge Apartments, Lake
Austin Boulevard.
All students* wives are invited
and may make reservations with
Mrs. Austin at 8-2095.
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W e s l e y F o u n d a t i o n will give a

FRIDAY

7-8:30 — Phi Mu sorority dessert
party.
7:13*8:15 — Alpha Delta Pi open
house for Theta Xi.
7:30-9 — Phi Kappa Tau open
I house for Alpha Gamma Delta,
8-11 — Friday Frolic at the Tex­
as Union.
8-12 — Phi Sigma Delta closed
informal dance at Cliff House.
9-12 — Sigma Alpha Epsilon for­
mal dance at Driskill Hotel.
9-12 — Beta Theta Pi formal
dance at Commodore Perry Ho­
tel Ballroom.

frontier party Saturday at 7:30
p.m. in the Scout Hall of the Uni­
versity Methodist Church, said
Miss Lillian Seymour, assistant
director of the foundation.
Admission is 50 cents per pen­
s'.. and entertainment will in­
clude square dancing and games.
*
Amy Johnson and Henry Moore
were elected co-presidents of the
F r e s h m a n F e l l o w s h i p of the Stu­
dent C h r i s t i a n
Association
Wednesday night.
The four new vice-presidents
are Merry Tom Blue, Jody Hol­
ier,, Bobby Lassiter, and Jerry
Chandler.

The t a ,
nationa.
honor and professional association
j
of women in education, will meet
j o t
Thursday at 7 p.m. for an infor­
mal dinner at Green Pastures.
Thomas D. Rishworth, director
of Radio House, will speak on
Friday
“ U n i t e d Nations’ Accomplish­ 8 5 -— Fine Arts Festival p
ments,” drawing upon observa­
Music Building loggia.
tions he made while attending the
ik
I — John Ramsey of CIO t
General Assembly of the United
non “ Religion and Labor,” Cam­
Nations last August.
pus Cafeteria.
2.45 — “Music Is Yours,” KNOW.
4:30 — Tea for Marie-Jeanne de
Hailer, YMCA
I — Pep rally .starts at Twentyfourth and Guadalupe Streets.
7 — Hellenic Club, Texas Union
THE M O S T POPULAR
311.
7 — Chess Club, Texas Union
PLACE TO EAT
301.
7:15
— Duplicate bridge games,
M EXICAN FOOD
Texas Union .‘115-31 ti.
7:30 — NAUD music and drama
504 East A ve.
7-0253
group, Texas Union 401.
7 :30 — Otis Gate wo d to discuss
his work as missio ary in Cer­
many, University ed arch of
Christ.
7:30 — Co-Rec, Women’s Gym.
7 :30 — Rabbi Louis Geigon to
talk, Hillel Foundation.
TRY
7:30 — Neal Jones to lead re­
OUR
vival, University Baptist Church.
8 — Mica's “Forty Acre lo llie s ,”
M
FILETS
Hogg Auditorium.
8 — Friday Frolic, Main Lounge,
Texas Union.
L U N C H E S —- 3 V e g e t a b l e s
8 — Reception
for
Austin
Drink, dessert
5 0 c up
Friends, 404
East Twentyfourth Street.
O P E N 7 A M — 12 P M.
6 — “The Winslow’ Boy," X Hail.
8 — Luis Towies, pionist, Wesley
7 DAYS A WEEK
Chapel, 1164 San Bernard.
<s — Atlantic Union Committee,
T h e B e s t F o o d f or Less
Texas Union 309.
Money
8.15 — “ Gold in the Hills ” Saengerrunde Hall.
1 6 T H & S A N JA C IN T O
8:?0 — Radio H oum* to present
two plays “ My Client 'ti Nev”

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SUNDAY

EL MATAMOROS

and “ The Fall o f the City,”
Musi ■ Recital Hall.

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Neal Jones to lead reUniversity
Baptist
We sh y Foundation frontier
ii’tv scout Hall, Universitv• Method ist Church.
■•The WI: islow Boy.” X Hall,
Informal dance, Hillel Founda ti!
NAUD
>ridge for couples,
Seville.
- “ Gold in the Hills,” Saen•unde H:

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To The BAYLOR GAME
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Chartered bluebonnet lins
Fare $2.42 Round Trip
Get Tickets at Texas Sweet Shop
2266 G u a d a lu p e St.

Blue-jean Dance
To Be Tonight

Saturday

8 12 - - Fine Arts Festival picture? , Music Budding loggia.
.Cl and 2 — American Musicologiooiety, Music Recital Hall.
Undents meet at Wesley
Four, uh*nm ti go to Samuel
Haste rn College to help on re­
cr eati ion center.
I I
- Broadcast o f Texas-Bavi< r
le, KTBC.
—Grid-graf party, Main Lounge,
Texas Union.
— WSF listening party, Uni­
versity Presbyterian Church.
>0 — Pi Lambda Theta dinner
>r Dr. Beaulah Tatum, Ir-

Forensica Pledge
Lotha Stephens
Is Awarded Cup
Pledges of Forensica, women’s
speech organization, were initiated
Wednesday* night. A cup was
awarded •he ■-t pledge, Lotha A.
Stephens.
Last week the nineteen pledges
wore signs, paid pennies in re­
turn for signatures on scraps of
paper, and made speeches as part
of their initiation.
New members are Sara Abrego,
Sally Chesnik, Ann Collette, Mary
Deaton, Dorothy Durrenberger,
Mary Edwards, Marianna Forrest,
Adeline Gamacho, Sharlene Gerrick,
Clare
Gompertz,
Sarah
Green, Flozelle Jones, Dorothy
Kreager, Pat Sandlin, Lotha Ste­
phens, Joan Wade, and Marilyn
Warner.

L O IS

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Ranger Sponsor
s Lois W y n n e

The harvest moon will beam on
a scarecrow, attired in Baylor’s
colors, green and gold, in the Main
Lounge of the Texas Union Fri­
day night from 8 to l l o’clock at
the Friday Frolics.
Blue jeans and similar dres
will be worn.
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Bowl l e v e r is in t h e w in d once a g a i n a f t e r a
y e a r ' s absence, an d University stude nt s, d e t e r m in e d
not to let a w in n in g spirit die out, ar e still w ho op in g
it up ar o u n d the ca m p us . And it a p p e a r s t h a t tfu e
football w e a t h e r , as th ey k n o w it in th e N o r th , will
be on h a n d for th e U T- Ba v lo r g a m e .
W hi Ie some s tu d e n t s m a y be tr y i n g to d ec id e the
t r u e implications of th e rece nt n at ion al elections,
most of th e F o r t y Acres ar e mo re co n ce rn ed a b o u t
the Most Beautiful F r e s h m a n an d who will be A qu a
Ca rnival Queen.
Those st u d en t s wh o h a d p l a n n e d on leav ing th e ir
w in te r clothes aud b la n k et s at ho me until t h e T h a n k s ­
giving holidays have been foiled an d s p e n t p a r t of
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A dance honoring foreign stu­
dents at the University will be giv­
en at 8 o’clock Wednesday night
at the YWCA, 911 Brazos Street.
This is the third year in which
a foreign students dance has been
planned rn conjunction with the
local YWCA’s World Fellowship
Observance Week activities.
Beginning Sunday afternoon
with a world-wide broadcast from
National Cathedral, Washington,
D. C., 439 community YWCA or­
ganizations throughout the nation
will have a week of special pro­
grams based on the thought o f
world fellowship.
Organizations
of 65 other countries will also
! participate in the observance.
In addition to the foreign stu­
dents dance, the local organization
Monday night will hold a joint
meeting with four other organizations in the city. The program will
center around the Lord’s Prayer.
Music will be furnished by the
Samuel Huston College Choir.

1. W id e scalloped calf in red, green, navy,

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Miss Jennie Wilmot, associate
professor of home economics,
<poke on new and old silver at the
Home and Garden Group meeting
Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in the home
of Mrs. W’. A. Patterson, at 4300
Caswell.

Y ant to be the sponsor of a like to nee th ( >!
drill team? Just sew on a shoulder- yo u ’ve gatherer
mg, “ I like to trave
patch or so and you’re in.
Home-Ee major Lois Wynne
v as approached by an ROTT ca-1
Jet in her English class a few
weeks ago who wanted her to
sew some patches on his khaki;
shirts. Lois good-naturedly did it, I
A week later, the boy ap-1
proached Lois again and told her;
he’d just nominated her sponsor
RO-TEL
fro the University of Texas RanS P A N IS H STYLI
* ors, the Army drill team. Before
she knew what was going on, she’d
CHEESE DIP
been elected sponsor and made an !
honorary cadet captain.
and SPREAD
T h i s suited L o i s just fine for
j
t h i s Quick ( a l y R e c i p e
her father is Captain Hahn Wynne !
of the Transportation Corps and
JA can Ro-Tel Tomatoes and Green Chilies
Vs a Transportation officer in
•/j lb. Am erican type processed or pasteurized
Linz, Austria.
cheese
Leis graduated from the De-;
pendents High School in Lins,!
H e a t I/2 can Ro-Tel Tomatoes and Green Chilies. A d d
Austria. She wa^ horn in San An­
the cheese cut up into tidbit sizes. Keep on low flame
tonio, and has lived in Luling,
and stir until cheese is melted. Pour over broken toasted
Cotulla, and Pittsburg, California. ;
tortillas, Fritos, or other corn chips and you have delicious
“ The Russians were just across,
Chili con Queso. Or, let mixture chill in refrigerator and
the Danube from us at Linz,” she
you have a wonderful dip for corn chips or crackers. . . a
says, “They used to shoot out the \
zippy filling for stuffed celery.
lights o f the Linzerhof Hotel on j
cur side of the river at night.” I
As Ranger sponsor, Lois will;
KO STEL T O M A T O ES
march in the Armistice Day pa- j
rude Saturday.
a n d G IR T E N C H I L I E S
She likes Mexican food, skiing,
ice-skating, and she likes to shoot
m
f
a pistol.
WUK i RE I R i C I P i F O L D I *
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“ Someday,” sho says, “ I’d like
to go to South America, and I’d

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TEXAS
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9:30-10:80 — Kappa Alpha Theta
breakfast for Theta sons an
brothers,
9:30-11 — Delta Gamma break­
fast for Sigma Chi,
2 :30-4:30 — Sigma Delta Tau des­
sert party for Tau Delta Phi,
4-7:30 — Phi Gamma Delta and
Pi Beta Phi joint picnic at Fiji
Lake Club.
7-8:30 — Tau Delta Phi tea.
7-12 — Theta Chi picnic at Lake
Austin.

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Black, B r o w n , or G re y.
Sh oe Salon, S t r e e t Floor.

J e n n i l u is w e a r i n g a s t r a p l e s s c o c k t a i l d r e s s w i t h a f u l l s k i r t e d t u n i c . T h e d r e s s is o f b r o n z e t a f f e t a w i t h b l a c k b e l v e r o y t r i m. T h e t u n i c ha s s m a l l c o v e r e d b u t t o n s f r o m n e c k t o
w a i s t , a n d b e l o w t h e w a i s t t he f ul l s k i r t o f t h e t u n i c f l a r e s
g r ac e fu l ly . T he sl e e v e s are thr e e- qu a rt e r le n g t h with tur nb ack
cuffs.
T h e d r e s s is a S y l v i a A n n o r i g i n a l .
H e r s h o e s a r e b l a c k s u e d e o p e r a p u m p s a n d s h e is w e a r i n g
a bl ac k v e lv e t W o o d m e r e original hat. S h e carries black su ed e
g l o v e s a n d a b l a c k fail© b a g — a1! a t B u t t r e y ' s , t h e s t o r e f o r
t he w e l l - d r e s s e d g i rl .

Jenmlu K e l l y , Buttrey’s 1Bobby Jones, a int mb ar of the
model of the year, is wearing a horn Band. Bobby is a junior
bronze taffeta cocktail dress from Longview and is majoring
with black belveroy trim. She in journalism,
wears black suede opera pumps
Mark Batterson, ex-associate
and a black velvet hat. Her; editor o f the Texan and now a
gloves are black suede, and she reporter for the Austin Statescarries a black faile bag— all man, will see the game with
at Buttrey’s, the stere for the Marjorie F i e l d , sophomore
well-dressed girl.
journalism major from Alice.
it

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Although the Longhom-Bear I Ralph Alexander, an ex-law
tussle isn’t expected to match student who now rises every
last week’s game in thrills, morning to the tune of a bugle,
quite a few students will,
,
Gurney to Waco for the g a m e .! " * 8
wound the camJinx Heinen, former cheer Pu,t< Thursday,
visiting his
leader, will be rooting for the friends and politioian-mates.
team in the stands as eagerly
Arline Goldman, Alpha Phi
as she did on the field last year.
v- +
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t
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from victoria, will go home
Jinx, a senior speech major
from New Braunfels, will go to
is -v’eek end.
Anime is a
the game with Gene Arwine, a senior majoring in education,
pharmacy major from Floy- i
Another journeyer home is
dada.
in then- “ .pare time” Joyc,
A O n from Cor.
they are planning a late De­
cember wedding.
Jinx is an pus Christi. Joyce is a senior
ADPi, and Gene is a member of i Anglish major.
PiKA fraternity. Jinx will
The Chi Omega’s will have
wear an orange angora sweater a new kind of party thig week
and
black accordian-pleated
.
skirt to the game.
| * nd' " hen ,they K,ve “
° ' vl
Also going to the game
» « « • The girls
Carol Lou Treat, junior educa­ will spend the night in the
tion major from Austin* Just Women’s Gym. Swimming, bad­
so no one wall think she is minton, ping pong, and other
from Baylor, Carol will wear i games will be on the night’s
an orange blouse and brown program,
corduroy skirt.
Mildred Fuchs, junior edu­
cation major from Pflugerville,
will meet her parents in Waco
for the game. She will wear
a brown checked suit with
brown accessories.
Cheering the team both vo­
cally and musically will ba

Friday, November IO, 1950
Greek Gam bits

AEPi's to Have
Holiday Party
a skit put on by t h e pledge class.
T h e p a r t y h ono r ed n e w initiates
u r d a y n iprht f rom 8:30 to 12 E dd i e Golden. Co r s ic a n a ; A ar o n
P ai dman, H o u s t o n ; B e r na r d Skio'clock.
Black mu r al p a p e r on t h e walls bell, L u b b o c k ; Buddy Rube nst e i n.
will dep i ct holiday scenes of New S h re ve p o r t , L a . ; and J o e Singer Y e a r ’s, Halloween, F o u r t h of July. man. N ew Orl eans, La.
*
and C h r i s t m a s in sil houett e.
T h e t a Xi will hold a closed
Sand wi che s, p unch, and r ookies
will he se r ve d to a p p r o x im a t e l y house f o r m e m b e r a n d date* on
. Saturday at 8:30.
140 gues t s.
*
Phi Sigma Del t a will have a
Si gma Al p ha M u ’s had a N i g h t ­
club H o u s c p a r t y N o v e m b e r 4. P u r ­ f o r m a l d i nn e r- da n ce a t the Cl iff
ple a n d white s t r e a m e r s d e c o r a t e d Hou se F r i d a y n ig h t a t 7:30 f or
the r o o m s of the c h a p t e r house, m e m b e r s a n d t he i r dates.
and the m e m b e r s had p r o g r a m
Delta
U p » d o n a n n o u n c e s the
dances. The h ig hl i gh t of the p a r t y
was t he e n t e r t a i n m e n t which u s * pl e dgi ng of Dan L an g f o r d .
“ Holiday H a r v e s t ” is th® t h e m e

o f an A l p h a E p s i l o n Pi pa r t y Sat-1

Forty to Attend
BSU Convention
F o r t y U ni ve r si t y st u d en t * will
a t t e n d t he B a p t i s t S t u d e n t Union
Conve nt i on in H o us t on N o v e m b e r
17-19, Bill B l u m b er g , publicity
c h a i r m a n o f the U n i v e r s i t y BSL'
I >?aid
The c on ve nt i o n i* bei ng
y ^ a p o n s o r e d by the Baptist G e n e r a l
('on vc ut inn of Texas
.Students will l eave F r i d a y a f ­
t e r n o o n in a c h a r t e r e d bus. They
will s t a y in t he home s of Ba pt i st
families.
The c onve nt i on will open F r i ­
day n i g h t at 7:30 o'clock a t t h e
Fi rs t Baptist C hu r ch , t h e host
c h u r c h , with a key n ot e a dd r e s s
by H o w a r d B u t t J r . , a f o r m e r
evangel istic s p e a k e r f rom S a n A n ­
tonio. The t h e me o f t he c o n ve n ­
tion is “ T h a t All May Know
Chr ist
S a t u r d a y , J H o w a r d Williams,
e x e cut iv e s e c r e t a r y of t h e Baptist
G e n e r a l Con ve nt i o n o f T e x a s will
ape a k on “ It Cost* to Know
Ch r i s t , " Dr. Blake Smith, pastor
of t he U ni v e r si t y B a p t i s t Ch ur ch
in Aust i n , will also speak.
Roy
Ray, missions c h a i r m a n o f t he
U T B a p t i s t S t u d e n t Council, will
discuss “ ( a m p u s f o r Ch r i s t C r u ­
s a d e , ’’ which is t a k i n g place here
this week.
V ar i ou s di scussion g r o u p s led
b y s t u d e n t le ade r s rn t h e South
will m e e t S a t u r d a y . Some of the
topics will he “ Ra ce Begins on

Faculty Vacations
Given Rent Free

k

F a c u l t y a n d a d m i n i s t r a t i v e staff
m e m b e r s of A m e r i c a n colleges a r e
being o f f e re d rent f re e v ac at i on s
by t he S ab ba t ic a l and V ac at i on
Residence E xch a n ge.
This e xc h a ng e is set up to a s ­
semble, classify, a n d file da?a sup­
plied bv f ac ul t y me mb er * p l a n­
ning s u m m e r te ac h i n g, s t u dy , o r
\ a c a t i o n s a n y w h e r e in the U n i t e d ]
S t at e s . The idea is to e x c h a n g e
living ac comodat i on* wi t h some
ot he r t e a c h e r who has t h e sa me
idea.
T h os e
des ir i ng
r eg i s t r at i o n
b la n k s m a y w r i t e t o t he S a b b a ­
tical a n d \ a r a t i o n Re si de nc e E x ­
c ha ng e,
I JOO N o r t h S y ca m o r e
S t re t . Fails Chur ch. Va.
Re gi s t r at i on is f re e.
International

Banquet

Dec.

I

Foreign s t u d e n t s will be guests
of h o n o r a t an i n t e r n a t i o n a l b a n ­
quet. t o be given by t h e Young
W o m e n ' s A ux il i a r y of the U n i v e r ­
sity Baptist C hu r ch Dec. I at 8
p.m.
S t u d e n t s who a r e Ba pt i s t p r e ­
f e r e n c e or m e m b e r s of a chur ch
n ot on this c a mp u s will be invited
by m e m b e r s of the Baptist S t u ­
dent Uni on, of which YWA is a
br anc h .

My C a m p u s , ” “ When Chr is t ians
M a r r y , ” “ How- B r i g h t Is My F u ­
t u r e ? ” , a n d “ Doing a B e t t e r J o b
of Living w?ith Myself . ”
Sunday
morning
W,
Boyd
H u n t , p a s t o r of t he F i r s t Ba pt i st
C h u r c h in Ho u st on , will p r ea ch
on
“ That
O t he r s M a y Know
Ch r i st T h r o u g h M e . ”
Six choi rs f rom c a mp us e s all
over t h e s t a t e , i n c l u d i ng the B a y ­
lor B a p ti s t S t u d e n t Choi r an d t he
W a y l a n d I n t e r n a t i o n a l Choir, will
sing.
Anyone
i nt e r es t e d
in go in g
should call the B a p ti s t S t u d e n t
C e n te r , p h o n e 6-3578.

His V/rifing
“ Application of the s e a t of the
p a n t s to the s e a t o f the c h a i r , ”
w'as the f o r m u l a f o r successful
wait ing given b y H a r n e t t T. Kane,
wel l -known
historical
novelist,
who a u t o g r a p h e d copies o f his
latest a n d hest, selling book, Pathway to the S t a r s, on display a t
t h e T ex as Book Store Wednes day.
T h e h a r d - w o r k i n g w r i ter , who
has n e v e r w r i t t e n a book t h a t
w a s n ’t a nat ion al bes t seller,
s t a t e d he had been to sever al
places w h e r e “ P a t h w a y to the
S t a r s ” h ad al r e ad y sold out.
He w a s h a p p y over the possi-

Wesleyans Plan
Frontier Party
i f yel ling youi lu ng s o ut at
p e p r allies a n d footbal l g a m e s
d o e s n ’t g e t all t he wild spi r it o ut
of you, y o u ’ll have a c h a n c e to
turn Western
Saturday n ig h t
We sl e y F o u n d a t i o n is havi ng a
F r o n t i e r p a r t y in the Scout room
b e g i n ni ng at 7:30.
W e s t e r n clothes should be worn.
T ickets a r e 50 cents each.

In gene r al , this o u t s t a n d i n g Studies. Besides bei ng r ec ogn i ze d
w ri t e r specializes in novel-style bi­ as on e of the g r e a t novel ists of
Kane has also
ographies.
His st o r i e s ar e based the day, Mr.
on ac t u a l fact. He has used the g ai n e d f a m e as a l e c t u r e r , hook
University
library
often
and ( r e vi ew e r f or n at i on a l j ou r nal s,
claims it “ is one of t h e most m a g ­ and a c o n t r i b u t o r t o Collier's,
R e a d e r ’s Digest, A me r i c an Mer­
nificent in t he c o u n t r y . ”
cur y, an d o t he r ma gaz i nes.
Whi le w r i t i ng his la t book,
He said he had a c q u i r ed several
Mr,
Kane
developed
a r t hr i ti s
ideas f o r books d u r i n g his short
from excessive typi ng.
He was s t a y in Au st i n.
p ut on a diet, a n d lost 36 pounds,
which he h a s n ’t g a i n ed back.
Mr. Kane avidly a s se r ts t h a t
“ t r u t h is s t r a n g e r t ha n fiction,”
and goes ?<> g i e a t l e n g t h s to do
I r es e ar ch for his books.
He uses
histories, p e r so na l recollections,
Dr.
Beulah T a t u m , nat io nal
legal doc u me n ts , a n d letters.
I vice- president
of
Pi
Lambda
Best-known,
of
Mr.
K a n e ’s
Theta,
h
o
n
o
r
a
r
y
p
r
o
f
es
s
i
on
al o r ­
books is “ L ou i s i a na H a y r i d e , ' ’ the
g a n i za t io n for wo men in edu c ast or y of H uey Long.
Hi s o t h e r historical novels in­ ! tion, will visit the A us t i n c h a p t e r
clude “ Bride of F o r t u n e , ” “ Queen while e n r o u t e t o Dent on.
of Ne w O rl e a ns , ” “ N a t c h e z on the
T h e E x e c u t i v e Bo ar d o f Psi
Mississippi,” “ New’ O r l ea n s Wo­ cl a p t e r will have a n i n f o r m al
m a n , ” “ P l a n ta ti o n P a r a d e , ” and j d i n n e r honor ing h e r S a t u r d a y at
“ Ba y ous of L o ui s i a n a . ”
I 0 :30 p.m. at I r v i n g ’s.
At 39, Mr. Kane is a g o u r m et ,
Dr. T a t u m is e d i t or o f t h e Pi
“ bon v i v a n t , ” f r e q u e n t t r a v e l e r , L a m b d a T h et a J> u r n al a n d a Lu and ma n of m a n y friends.
I titty m e m b e r o" J o h n s Hopkins
He was born in New Or l ea ns Uni ver si t y, Bal t i more .
and g r a d u a t e d f r o m T u l a n e Uni ­
versity.
He has won t w o Rosenwald f ellowships f o r S o u t h e r n

Education Group
Honors Officer

“ Vt e are mi gh t y t h a n k f u l , a n d
v o w a n t to t h a n k e v e ry o ne who
has been so fine a b o u t helping us, ”
Mary J a n e B r a n d h o r s t , p a r l i a m e n ­
t a r i an o f the Wh i tehall Co-op, said
We d n es d a y a f t e r n o o n . “ We still
h a t e a lot of work a h ea d of us
gelt rig new f u r n i t u r e a n d a r r a n g ­
ing t h e new ho u s e , ” she added.
“ But it would h ave hee n i m­
possible w it h o u t the help of
f ri e n d s. ”
A f t e r a new home wa# f o u n d
a t 1811 Col orado, the 23 Co-op
f ire victims p itched in wi t h mops
and d u s t r a g s to ma ke t he house
look like t he i r old home. In a d d i ­
tion t he y a r e busy repl a ci n g cl o­
thing a n d per sonal things.
“ However , t h e re was not as
much per sona l d a m a g e as es t i ­
m a t e d , ” Miss B r a n d h o r s t added.
The city fire ma r sha l l a p p r o x i ­
m a te d t he d a m a g e a t $10, 000, b u t
a l a rg e part of t he c l ot hi ng p r o b ­
lem is being solved at t h e c l ea n ­
ers.
Le e Li chen*t ei »i t o W e d

Miss Lee Lichenstein will be
wed t o Harold Tollman D e c e mb e r
2 4, in Dallas, Miss Lichenstein, a n
E d u c a t i o n ma j o r , is af f i l i a t e d with
S igma Delta Tau sor ori t y, and Mr.
Tollman, a m e mb e r of S i g ma Al­
pha Mu f i a t o m i t y is a law’ s t u ­
dent.

T h e m o n e y gi ve n t h e girl* by
the S t u d e n t L oa n F u n d is bei ng
use d to r e p la ce those thing- t h a t
w e r e ac t ua l l y des t r oy e d.
Any
mone y t h a t is l e ft o v e r will bt
used for r ent .

Wesley Will Give
'Thought Drama'
F o r st u de n t * liking p'm fa wffiich
provoke
t ho u g h t,
the
Wesley
F o u n d a t i o n will present “ Ar i a Da
Ca po , ” an K in a St, Vi nce nt Millay
fant a sy,
A comic s e tt i n g is the b a c k ­
gr o u nd f o r the e n a c t i n g of scenes
which m i g h t easily be c o mp ar ed
to occ ur re nce* t h r o u g h o ut the
worl d t od ay ,
A f eeling of t h e futili ty of life,
such a- ha* come to philosophers
in ever y c e n t u r y since the worl d
svu* born, is wo ven in t o the d r a ­
ma.
P ro d u c e d by m e m b e r s of W e s ­
ley F o u n d at i o n and d i r ec t ed by
Sue Box, c h a i r m a n of t he d r a m a
commissi on, “ Ar i a Da C a p o” o f ­
fers a glimpse of how our civili­
zation t o d a y will be looked upon
hu n d r e d s o f y ea r s f rom now.
T h e public is invited to a t t e n d
December IO at 5: 45 in Fellowship
Hall in t he E d u c a t i o n Bui lding of
the Univer sit y Methods t Church,

Miss” Longhorn
wears jersey!

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Entry Deadline
For Cotton Maid
Is December I

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original by Minx Modes.
White, pinl or blue,

C a n d y J on e s , cove r gir l and di­
r e c t o r of t he Co nov e r C a r e e r Girl
School, will give an a c ce l e ra t e d
ver si on of the Co n o v er cour se to
fi nal ist s at the Maid o f Cotton
c o n t e s t in Memphis, De c emb e r 27
and 28.

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T h e w i n n er of thp t wo- day c o n ­
test will bec ome t h e c o t t on i n d u s ­
t r y ’s goodwill and fash i o n m e s s e n ­
ge r a n d will visit 30 m a j o r Uni t e d
S t a t e s cities, E n g la n d , F r a n c e , a n d
six L a t i n - A me r i c a n count ri es.
T h e 1951 Maid will r eceive an
al l- cotton w a r d r o b e c r e a t e d f or
her by t h e n a t i o n ’* t op- fl igh t d e ­
signer*. She will spe nd J a n u a r y
in New York in p r e p a r a t i o n f o r
her si x- mo nt h t o u r a n d will r e ­
ceive f u r t h e r t r a i n i n g in mo d e l ­
ing, ma ke- up , a n d r adio and t e l e ­
vision t e ch ni qu es a t the Con ov e r
Studios,
T h e co nt est is open to an y s i n ­
gle girl be t we e n the age* of 19
and 25 who wa* ho r n in a cot tonpr od u ci n g s t a t e and w h o is a t
least 5 f e e t 5 inches tall. A pp l i c a­
tion* ma y he o bt a i ned f r o m t he
Nati onal C o t t on Council, Box 18,
Memphis I , T enn, Deadline f or
e n t ri e s is D e c e m b e r I.
Co-ordination

Meeting

Set

B e t t e r co- or dinat ion of reli­
gious activities on a c a m p o s - wide
scale will be discussed at a m e e t ­
ing o f the thr ee c e n t r a l eommittt e s and advi sors T h u r s d a y at
6:30 p.m. at Htllel F o u n d a t i o n .
Me et i ng will be the Religious
Em p h a s i s c om mi t t e e , t h e U n i v e r ­
sity Religious Wo r k e r s Associa­
tion,
the
student
government
c o mmi t t e e on religion, an d Boh
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bility of Glor ia S wa ns o n pl a yi ng
the l eading r ol e in t h e movie v e r ­
sion of “ New Or l ea ns W o m a n , ”
a n o t h e r of his best-sell ing books.
Mr. Kane a r ri v e d in Au st i n
T ue s d ay n i g h t and l e f t a f t e r the
a u t o g r a p h p a r t y .Wednesday. His
n e x t stop is Co r pus Christi w her e
he will be ho n o r ed with a “ New
Or l ea n s coffee.” T h e host s e n t to
New O r l e a ns f o r s o me Mississippi
River w a t e r to b r e w the coffee
with
“ A r e you s u r e this is coffee and
n ot t e a ? ” is t he typi cal K a n e re­
mark when s a m p li n g Texas <offer.
A cc us t ome d to s t r o n g , chicoryflavored New O r l e a ns coffee, Mr.
Kane says his c a p a c i ty is six cups
a day a t home, h ut 24 cu p s a wa y
from home.
U si ng p a i n s t a k i n g care in g e t ­
t i ng his f ac t s r i ght , Mr. Kane
spends ei ght h o ur s a day wri ti ng.
He w o rk s f r o m s unr is e to sunse t ,
or as t he y s a y in New Orl eans,
f rom “ kinsee t o k a i n t s e e . ”
F or his last novel, Mr. K a n e
s p e n t f o u r y e a r s r ea d i n g 22, 300
pages o f l e t t e rs a n d legal d oc u ­
ment s, a n d an addi tional t h i r t e e n
mo n t h s of w r i t in g to c o mpl e t e
the book.

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San Antonio Symphony
Opens Season Saturday
R u d o l f Firkuany, the celebrated
Ctech-boro pianist, will be guest
•oloiat with the San A n t o n i o S y m ­
p h o n y and Conductor Max Reiter
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twelfth Seaton in San A n to n io ’}'.
Municipal Auditorium Saturday
night.
The orchestra will pl ay the
Bach “ Toccata a nd F u gu e in I)
M in o r." S g a m h a t i ’s “ The S e r e ­
Bv W A L T E R R U N D E L L JR.
n a d e fro m th e S y m p h o n y N u m b e r
7>j-n,n . Mum*-, C ritic
O ne
in
IV* a n d
B e e t h o v e n ’s
A th o r o u g h ly d eligh tful e v e n in g
„
„•
,
,
“ S y m p h o n y N u m b e r F iv e in C of m
usic was fu rn is h e d a la rg e
M inor."
R e cital H ail aud ien c e T h u r s d a y
F i r k u a n y w it give th e first San n ight by th e In tim a te O p e r a , th e
A n to n io p e r f o r m a n c e
of “ The f o u r t h in th e n inth F ine A rts
C o n c e r to in G M inor f o r P ia n o
♦
a n d O r c h e s t r a " by D vorak.
T h e p ia n ist, one o f th e b u sie st
k e y b o a rd ar tis t* o f th r e e c o n ti­
n e n t s , is now in h it e i g h th c o n ­
s e cu tiv e t o u r of the U n ite d S ta te s
and Canada.
H is e n g a g e m e n ts
inc lu d e a p p e a r a n c e s w ith tw elve
le a d in g U S o r c h e s tr a s w ith C a r ­
n eg ie Hall p e r f o rm a n c e s w ith th e
The second o f the tw o U n iv e r ­
“ Big T h r e e " — th e New Y o rk P h il­
h arm o n ic. the B oston S\ m phony sity p e r f o r m a n c e s by th e I n t i m a t e
a n d th e P hilad e lp h ia O rc h e s tra .
O p e r a C o m p a n y , a B ritish c o m ­
T ic k e ts will be on sa le a t the p a n y now’ t o u r in g th e U n ite d
box office.
Mail o r d e r s a r e now S ta te s , will be given S a t u r d a y at
b ein g filled f o r all c o n c e r ts .
8 : 3 " p.m. in th e Recital Hall.
T he p r o g r a m S a tu r d a y n ig h t
will in c lu d e five w orks f e a t u r i n g
th e p e r f o r m a n c e s o f th r e e s in g ­
ers,
K etu ra h
Sorrell,
S te p h e n
M a n to n , an d
F re d e ric k
Wood­
house.

i
Two r a d io d r a m a s , “ My C lien t m essenger, George Abood as the Burg,
D orothy
Buckley,
and
| C u r le y " a n d “ The F all o f the priest, and Patrick Hines as the Grace Ram sower.
J
C i ty ," w i t h c o m b in e d c a s ts of gen eral.
Merilyn Keyse, Marion Wing*
Festival series.
a n d spirit.
T h e ir e x c e lle n t c h a r ­ m ore t h a n 150 m e m b e rs, la r g e s t
Dan Love, Arthur Holt, Cleve
.
The t h r e e m e m b e r* of this di- i acterizations did much to give th e in R adio H o use h isto ry , w ill be Haubold, Marianna Clore, Shirley erd, H elen Sn ook. J e a n n e Clo­
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,
K a th r y n
N elson,
Ulva
m in u tjv e o p e r a co m p a n y , k e t u r a h music its ch a rm .
presenter! F r i d a y a t 8 :3 0 p.m . a t Schneider, David V aughn, Claire s e t ,
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S o r r e l * * o p r a n o ; S te p h e n M a n to n , I T he c o s tu m in g w as m o st effec­ Recital H all.
S am S la te , p r o g r a m d ir e c to r zens.
liam D ay, M a r t h a Kiel, J a m e s
t e n o r ; and F r e d e r i c k W oodho use, tive, a n d th e sets, a lth o u g h k e p t
to a m in im u m , w e r e a d e q u a t e . I of the B r iti s h B r o a d c a s tin g C o r­
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able w as th e f a u ltle s s enunciation m g of th e A r t s " d u r in g th e i n t e r ­ R ay Reed,, J a m e s M orris, a n d
T h e p la y w ill b e p r o d u c e d
of t h e singe rs.
T h e e n t i r e c o n ­ mission.
J a c k E d w a r d s a r e voices of th e u n d e r th e d ir e c tio n o f T h o m a s D.
c e r t w as deliv ered in ea sily u n ­
I he c a s t o f “ The Fall o f the a n t ip h o n a l ch o ru s.
R is h w o rth ,
d irector
of
R a d io
d e r s t a n d a b l e E nglish.
C i ty " inc ludes M a rtin Gal a s the
Also B u r t o n G a r d n e r , E llio tt H ouse. J o e A n n W a ts o n will be
W o o d h o u s e , th e f o u n d e r o f th e s tu d io d i r e c t o r , S ta n le y W. P i t t s B r o x to n , S h irle y W ester, F r a n k a s s is ta n t p r o d u c e r ; N, VV. W ille tt,
co m p a n y , won th e a u d ie n c e c o m ­ as the a n n o u n c e r . A n n e M. S w a rt - T e n n a n t , L ouise F r e e d m a n , J o ­ c h ie f t e c h n ic ia n ; E le a n o r P a g e ,
p le tely w ith his r e n d it io n o f t h r e e w o u t as t h e d e a d w o m a n , Phil a n n H a r m s , J e a n N o r t h w a y , R a y m usic s u p e r v i s o r ; R. C, N o rr is ,
old E n g lish so n g s, “ T he D u s t­ < a n y as th e f irs t m e s e n g e r , W il­ A lfo rd , B a r b a r a J e a n H e w ing, c r o w d s u p e r v i s o r ; S t u a r t K lein,
c a r t C a n t a t a , " “ T h e L e a t h e r Bot- liam ( av n ess a s the o r a to r , J a m e s J a y H o d g so n , G e o r g e S c h a r d t , I s ta g e m a n a g e r ; a n d P a u l Y o u n g ,
w a r r i o r who h as com e to su e f o r te l," a n d “ D ickey D o lu s."
His H. K ip p e n b r o c k a- th e second
J o a n B rig g s, Tom Collins, C a ro l so u n d te c h n ic ia n . J a m e s N u m m y
h er h an d .
B e c o m in g f r ig h t e n e d tine pantom im e a n d g r e a t vocal
will be t h e a n n o u n c e r .
a n d je a lo u s , L h e r to a g r e e s to a g ility g a v e ea ch g r e a t c h a r m .
T h e brass, w o odw ind , an d t y m ­
m a r r y S e rp in a .
“ Love in a Coffee C u p ," a s ta g e
p an i ch o ir f r o m th e U n iv e r s it y
Admission t o th e p e r f o r m a n c e , v ersion of B a c h ’s “ Coffee C a n ­
S y m p h o n y O r c h e s t r a will be unta ta ,
deals w ith a h e a d s t r o n g
p a r t o f th e n in th F in e A r t s F e s ti­
I d e r th e d ir e c tio n of J . F r a n k
d a u g h t e r who is lo a th to give up
j El sa.ss.
val. will be 60 cents.
coffee. Since so f e w m usic lovess
M a ny m e m b e r s of t h e ca st o f
ever see th is h u m o r o u s side o f
“ M y C lie n t C u r l e y " h a v e tw o or
Bach, th e b ro a d c o m e d y is
ac­
T he la st p r o g ra m in the F in e
Soloists f o r th e rarely' p e r- m ore roles. Jim N u m m y is c a s t
c e n tu a te d .
A fa rc ic a l s it u a ti o n
A r t s F e stiv a l w ill be a S u n d a y I fo rm e d “ S y m p h o n y C o n c e r t a n t e " as S tin k y , K en C o m p e r t* a s t h e
t r e a t e d c o n t r a p u n t a l l y is, f o r m o s t
a f t e r n o o n c o n c e r t by th e U n iv e r ­ a r e Jo se p h B lan ke nship, i n s t r u c ­ a g e n t, Cleve H a u b o ld as F a ts o ,
o p e ra g o ers, an u n u s u a l e x p e r i ­
“ The Musick M a s te r ," a comic
s ity S y m p h o n y O r c h e s t r a a t 4:30 t o r in oboe a n d p ia n o te ch n o lo g y , J i m m i e M orris as th e voice o f th e
ence.
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o ’clock in R e cital Hall.
p la y in g the obo e; J o h n J . M o T im e s, D avid V a u g h n a s the voice
fam ous
“ S h eep
M a y
S a f e ly
claim s o f love and c a r e e r , a n d
T he o r c h e s t r a , u n d e r the d ir e c ­ G rosso, a s s is ta n t to th e d e a n o f of t h e child a n d th e P o s t, F r a n k
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s u g g e s ts t h a t th e a m b itio n s a n d
S e a ts f o r th is w e e k ’s p e r f o r ­ t a t a , ” b u t s u n g to d if f e r e n t w ords, tion of A l e x a n d e r Y on K reisler, t h e College o f F in e A rts, c l a r i­ T e n n a n t as th e voice o f th e H e r ­
wiles of im p r e s a r io s and r is in g
m a n ce s of “ T h e W inslo w Boy," w as m o s t p le asing. M a n to n ha^ a p r o fe s s o r o f c o n d u c tin g , will play n e t . J a m e s W illiams, i n s t r u c to r in ald T r i b u n e a n d t h e B id d er, Inn
p r im a d o n n a s , w h e th e r r e a l or
H a y d n ’s “ S y m p h o n y
No. 8 8 ," th e o ry a n d co m p o sitio n , F r e n c h B o w m an a s the W orld T e l e g r a m
b y T e r r e n c e R a tti g a : . a r e a lm o st good
range and n eg o tiates
his
im a g in a ry , have n ot c h a n g e d in
B a c h 's •‘V iolin C o n c e rto /* with h o rn ; a n d R u t h M orris, te a c h i n g an d R ob inson. A r t Holt a - tbs
gone.
T h e sh o w will ru n every high n o te s w ith ease.
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n ig h t e x c e p t S u n d a y u n til N o v e m ­ t e r m q u a l ity he k e p t th r o u g h o u t AI ho P i g n o t t i as soloist, and Mo­ fellow in m usic, bassoon.
N ews and S h ip p e r , J a y H o dg so n
T h e secon d w ork, “ ll M a e s tr o b e r 18, in X H all a t 8 o’clock.
z a r t 's “ S y m p h o n y C o n c e r t a n t e . "
Mr. P ig n o tti, g u e s t l e c tu r e r in as V a r s ity an d t h e W a ite r, E l e a ­
th e piece w as a d m ir a b le .
di H u s t o n , " is a comic in te rm e z z o .
violin a n d m e m b e r o f t h e B ritt n o r Bell L ig h t a s the Girl, Bill
Friday n i g h t r e s e r v a t i o n s a r e
In “ T h o m a s a n d S a lly ," by Dr.
It was : : - • p e r f->rnicd betw te n
T rio a n d t h e U n iv e r s ity S t r i n g C o o p e r a s D isney, a n d G e o r g e
m o re th a n 180, n o t c o u n t i n g tic k ­ A m e , th e p r e t t y Miss S o r r e l g a v e
th e a c ts o f P e r g o le s i’s s a c r e d d r a ­
Q u a r t e t , has bee n a m e m b e r o f A b o o d as t h e D e f e n d e r .
e t s a l r e a d y sold f o r the p e r f o r ­ a f e t c h i n g i n t e r p r e t a t i o n of a
m a,
"La
C onve rsions di S an
t h e w ell-k n o w n G o rd o n S t r i n g
m ance. T h e r e a r e 120 r e s e rv a tio n s m a id e n resc u ed f ro m an a m o ro u s
A lso Dan Love as t h e S p o k e s ­
G ug lie lm o d ’A q u i t a n i a , " a t t h e ,
Q u a r te t.
T he 29 -y ea r-o ld m u s i­
f o r X H a ll’s 200 s e a ts S a t u r d a y m id d le-ag e d s q u ir e by h e r r e t u r n ­
m
a
n
, Jim R eese a s th e Man a n d
m o n a s te r y o f S. Agnello M a g g io re
cian has s tu d i e d a t th e A m e r ic a n
n ig h t.
ing sailor.
A lth o u g h h e r pitch
a t N a p le s in I T U.
Life, M a r ia n n a C lo re as th e W o m ­
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The h ig h e st n u m b e r of r e s e r v a ­ was a b it in s e c u r e on high n o te s,
“ T r u e B lu e ," or “ T he P r e s s
a n d a t th e E a s t m a n School o f an, Ray R e a d as th e C o n d u c to r
tio n s f o r n e x t w eek is DI f o r she u se d h e r d e lic a te voice v e ry
and W inche ll, J im R eed as A m a l ­
G a n g ,'' is a m usica l in te r lu d e w ith
I n k e l p i n g vUth its policy of Music in R o c h e ste r, NY.
S a t u r d a y n ig h t.
T ic k ets a r e 15 well
o th e rw ise . T h e
h o rn p ip e , presenting a variety o f foreign
A nnouncer, and
w o rd s a n d m usic by H e n r y C a r e y . ;
B e fo r e jo i n i n g t h e F in e A r t s g a m a te d , t h e
c e n ts f o r B l a n k e t T a x h o ld e rs a n d d a n c e d by a b a r e f o o t T h o m a s, was
The a d a p t a t i o n is by G eoffrey
films, th e T e x a s T h e a t e r will f a c u lty , Mr. P ig n o tti was c o n c e r t J a c k K n ell, C arol A n n B u r g as
ch ild ren , and 70 c e n ts fo r a d u lts. a b ig h it w ith th e a u d ie n c e .
D unn.
show the E n g lish film, “ The Glass m a s t e r with th e S an A n to n io E le a n o r , H e r m a n R o s n a u as th e
“ The W inslow B o y " is a s o b e r ­
O ff e n b a c h ’s “ J a c q u e s arc! J a c ­ M o u n ta in " F r i d a y a n d Saturday. S y m p h o n y .
H e hag a p p e a r e d a t P h ila te list, J a c k E d w a r d s a* th e
T h e p lo t c o n c e rn s a n a v a l c o m ­
ly rea listic p la y , in sp ite o f the q u e l in e " is full o f light, gay, in ­ T h e r e will b e n o m a tin e e for this c o n c e r ts a t th e W oodstock, N.Y., P olice R adio a n d th e A n n o u n c e r
m o d o r e ’s d a u g h t e r who is in v o lve d
lig h t e r m o m e n ts of its Black B o t­ g r a t i a t i n g m elodies.
T h e c l e v e r ; E a gle-Lion p ro d u c tio n .
A r t C o lo n y a n d is h e s t k n o w n as Tom Collins as S p in d e lr if t,
in a c l a n d e s tin e love affair. T he
tom d a n c e scene. A s t u d y in s t a g i n g a n d c h o r e o g ra p h y g a v e it
Allen L a u s h a y will p la y th e h a r ­
V a le n tin a € o r t e s a, Michael a c h a m b e r m u sic p la y e r.
d isc o v e r y o f t h e affair by th e
hum an
em o tio n s, it
is
b u ilt m uc h a p p e a l.
N a m e s like F r a n ­ Denison, D ulcie G ra y , and Tito
r ic k e ts to th e c o n c e r t a r e f re e m onica.
c o m m o d o r e ca use s T ru e Blue, h er
a r o u n d th e A rc h e r - S h e e l a s e in cois F r e u lic h an d p h r a s e s such as Gobbi will play the principle b u t should be picked up a t th e
lover, to be pressed into n a v a l
“ My C lie n t C u r l e y " w ill he di­
E n g la n d , a n d show s a f a t h e r ’s “ Dieu in H im m e l" give t h e piece roles. T h e first f e a t u r e will begin I
service.
E v e n t u a lly th e c o m m o ­
Music B uild in g box office b e f o r e r e c te d by H a r v e y H e r b s t, p r o ­
fight f o r j u s t ic e f o r his son.
a t r u e A ls a tia n flavor.
.rn.
Sunday.
d o r e r e le n ts , allow s th e m a r r ia g e ,
d uctio n m a n a g e r o f R adio H ouse,
an d co m m issio n s T ru e Blue.
T h e final p r e s e n ta t io n , “ E v e r y
Maid H e r Own M istre ss," is a n ­
o t h e r com ic o p era by P e rg o la
D u nn a r r a n g e d th e E nglish vei
sion.

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by her t y r a n n y and d ecides to
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'Glass Mountain'
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