By A N N E C H A M B E R S
" Am e r i c a n Forei gn P o l l e r

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American r o
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Relation to the Far East, per- government s.ne*- i

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editorial writer f o r t h e F o r e i g n Poli cy Associ ati on.
the China Press during the 11. 20V
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"Pan Sovietism,*’ "'The Second lecturers in social sciences at HarW hv’ ,” "Sovereign- T>r(), and his advance classes are
World War. w n, _. -------------------- ^ m e^n ! , ” frowdeH
c o m m e n t eof
d Dr.
th, departRedfor d.

(jib b a u s o n , .speedy L o ng ho r n
h a. f back, wa* injured T u e s d a y
n i g ht dar i n g a run-in wi th five
youth®.
Daws on s u f f e r e d a cut lip, b e ­
h oved to h a \ e been c a u s e d by a
rock;
mi nor
l acerati ons;
and
bruises.
The i nc i de n t occurred T u e s d a y
night as Daw - on and J a n e bu ali­
ner, U n i v e r s i t y s t u d e n t f r o m Gal­
vest on, w ere riding on Barton
Spring® Road.
Several yo u t h s s p e d by in a hot
rod ( t h o u g h t t o be a 1 9 3 8 bo rd)
t h r o w i n g an ora- ne at D a w s o n s
car. The o r a n g e cracked the w i n d ­
shield, hut the gl as s did not break.
Wh en D a w s o n cha-ed t h em, the
tu<3n-age* s t opp e d their <a* on
^'V irgin a
St reet .
As
Da ws o n
stopped and g o t out of his car, the
“ leader" o f t he f i ve hit him with
wha t Dawson t h ou gh t was a roc*.
c u t t . n g his lip.
Then he *w a ! knocke d down and
“ wor k e d o v e r ” hv the fi ve. He
told MSM Bradner to call the pohee Ho w e ve r , by the ti me o f f i rers arrived, the f i ve y o u t h s had
l e f t th* s c e n e .
Pol i ce were reported c h e c k i n g
ho* rod drivers We d n e sd a y hut
that e v e n i n g had n ot h i ng f u r t he r
in report on . h e mutter.
Ho we v e r , the of f i c e r s did spike

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AUSTIN, TEXAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1951

Price 5 Cents

r.w
"Sororities

Before through t h . Far East. He is a
^ ^
^ ^ W o r M P e l ( . , F »„„.

Gib Dawson Beaten
By Teen-Age Gang

T exan

THE DA!

Policy in Far East
-Jo Be Issues Topic

One A&S Seat Vacant Pending
Court Action; 2 Recounts Called

wh o wa s an ins t r uct or at Harvard
duri ng the 1 9 3 0 ’s.
Me mb e r s o f the U n i v e r s i t y f a c ­
ult y will h onor Dr. Ho p p e r at a
l un c h e o n this noon, and he and
several U n i v e r si t y f a c u l t y m e m ­
bers o f t he Harvard A l u mn i A s ­
soci ation will he g u e s t s o f Mr. and
Mrs. ( i r a\ Thoron at a di nne r par­
ty this evening.

Bill Wright, i n dependent candi- Bahur Kocat a- and Ro y c e Herbi e
date, was disquali fied late We d n e s - Bail ey, i ndependent s, w e r e fourt h
d ay aft ernoon by the Electi on and fi fth with 30 and bd v ot e s ,
A pp r ox i ma t e l y 3 , 010 st udent
voted We d n e s d a y to el e c t eight ( ommU ion for viol ati on of the respect ivel y.
Orland Sims, i n dependent , rei n d e p e n d e n t s, ei ght ( lique, and third clause of the El ecti on Bill
All s peakers and dates for the
painted
li terature, ceivetl six fi rst place write-iB
eight sorori ty girls. O f the eight c o n c e r n i n g
( i reat Issues course are now d e f i ­
in d e p e n d e n t s el ected t w o were Several of Wr i gh t ’s be a v e r hoard vote.-.
ni t el y set tled, ac cor di ng to the
“G
r e v.x
e k- i n d e ,..................
p e n d e n t s ; ” the ( hqu
v.ix
.
si gns fai led to bear the T e x a s Bo o k
a
recount was d e ma n d e d in
Great Issues c o mmi t t e e .
elected e i g h t out of its ten candi- s t o r e st amp a provision of the the Col l ege of bine Art s but the
The r e ma i ni n g seri es incl ude:
>-**■-El ecti on Bill,
tabul ati on showed the fi rst c o u n t
date
N o v e m b e r 8 — “ A me r i c an F o r ­
Wright , who tallied 145 first correct, ( h a r l e s a Wo l f e , Al pha
eign Poli cy a n d E u r o p e ’, Dr.
place votes, plans to appeal hi.® Epsilon Phi, recei ved 36 fi rst and
A* t h e t e x a n w e n t t o p r e t *
Geo r g e H o f f m a n , U n i v e r s i t y of
case to the St u de nt Court. In the 45 second place vot es t o t al i n g 81.
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ev e n t the St u d e n t Court upholds and Jean M a n e Edge,
I
,
mu.
the
unofficial
tabulation
November* 16 — “ Ame r i c a n * °
the El ecti on Commi ssi on' s deci- recei ved the second s e a t with 44
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eign Poli cy and the Middle East
Si.,,,. Berni e Dow. Alpha Epsilon f i r * and 16 second place vo t e s .
p l e t e . I t e m i z e d r e t u r n * o n all
Ge r o g e Mc Ghee , ass i st ant seer*
Pi, with 85 fi rst-place votes, will
Bert Rees, independent , and Are
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tarv o f state.
recei ve the f i l t h A&S A s s e mb l y lone Ray, Delta Phi Epsil on, were
i n F r i d a y ’* I e x a n .
def eat ed. Rees r e c e i vi n g 58 vote*
SP(II •
a.
f
e
PVJ
Fneilnn
to
K a 4y _s_4__ >5
rice, Sigma b hi Epsilon t Missi ,,__
___ vot
i; es . Non e of
T he latest u nof f i ci al tabul at i ons
nrp*
r » L , v e d 8 ° the KinP Arts candi dat es w e r e pi­
sh ow that Margal et Endl ess, Ch, «"d ^ hque candi dat e, recei ved 8 ., ectp(j Qn thp f i m bai l ot .
Ome ga, with 194 first pl ace vot es t n s t P
\ o cs.
Cesare Galli, i nde pe nd e nt , was
and Bid Hal lman, S i g m a Nu. with
The
College
of
E n g in e e r i ng e jecte<| on the first ballot by I U
GIB D A W S O N
157 fi rst place vot es w e r e e l ec t ed e l ec t ed Jim < row’, Delta Si gma f lt.?t-plaeo vot es to win the School
on the first ballot f o r the Col l ege Phi, and Vernon He l mk e , Tau of j aw A s s e m hly seat. J. K. Taythe rumor that D a ws o n was beatof Art- and Sci ences as s e mb l y me n . Kappa Epsil on, on the first bal- jor r e c e jve(j the other seat with
en up by a groTip o f pr o f es s i o n a l
Gayl e Garth, Pi Beta Phi, with lot with 116 and 83 first place ^4 fi rst- pl ace votes. Ellis F. MorMeasure Radiation
gambl e r s.
1 lo first plat o votes, and S i dn e y vote®, respect i vel y. Mickey Tedindependent , and Ha nk Bacstaff
photo
V.
I
«
F o u r s t i t c h e s we re required to
Si egel , Delta Phi Epsilon, with 111 ford, i n d e p e n d e n t , recei ved the cuf p Pita Upsilon and only o t h e r
225 Miles Away
c o r n e r hi s ballot
sew up his hp, and he did not a i ­
SURE VOTE GETTERS ru-T ■ f J ■ ' M q
vol* s w ere el ec t ed on the second third ®eat with "4 first place and Clique candi dat e d e f e a t e d , foltend cl as ses W e d n e s d a y morni ng.
.... Jo
I ~ Pros
or their Arts and Sc o n c e s c a n d i d a t e are eft t o r g
L A S V E G A S , Ne v . , Ort 3 1 . —
51 second place votes.
lowed.
ballot.
N e v e r t h e l e s s , he wa s sui t e d o ut ,■}’! First
.............report, of atomi c radiaW o l f e , Rose Friedman, find Lruc Munve
SflChs, C
*er, Delta Zeta, lost to T edf ord
j im L e o na rd, Phi Kappa Tau,
for ora tire that a ’ ' v ' ’' 1 '
t ’on in * me t ro p o l i t an area as a
by f o u r v o t e s ; ®he rec e i ve d 56
Jacob B e r g o l o f kv, inDa ws o n
re por t ed
^^n«sda> ^
of R
of b U s t ^ Pt o f f
fi rst and 65 second place vot es ,
dep e n d e n t , by 1819 v o t e s to Berthat , n spite of
Ji
c a me to da y from Los
Stan R o s e n b e r g , Si gma Alpha g o l o f s k v ’s 460 to win the associt h o u g h t he » o u . . l he . " . e t o r . . >
m mi l„ „ , . y .
Mu sw ept the College of Busi- ate j us ti ce seat, place 2.
again®’ S. TI in
‘
’
I
But an
AEC
announcement
ne** Ad mi ni s t rat i on with 2 10 first
Unopp os e d
candidate®
were
s t re s s ed that, it was in harml ess
place vote®, b ei n g elected on the Rush Moddy, Delta Tau I e k a ,
a mount s.
fir®t ballot. Dolph Si mon, Phi Sig- who recei ved 2033 v o t e s ’or a s s ^
Th e disclosure was made as
! )P1U
and M Qui nn, Thet a mate justice, p a c e
.; Carol yn
h i s t o r y ’s fi rst mop-up troop® were
x N T h
I M >n.i M first p i , , . Burch, (mn,nm Phi B . t a . w-.th
alerted for e xe rc i se Desert Rock,
vnte*
resDecti velv,
d e f e at e d 2 0 5 8 v ot e s and Margv Crosby, Pi
initial tactical test of nuc l e ar w e a ­
r h a r l e s Pr at he r i n d e p e n d e n t . J im Beta Phi, with 1614 v ot e s , repons for the batt l e fi e l d.
vkm v
i n d e p e n d e n t ; and DOU, . p n - t . v . l y , to u t t . m I>l«c. I OK* 2
The AEC is m e a s ur i n g a t o mi c
1
w o me n ass oci ate
.stteea.
radiation
a ’ var i ous
points
Wal ker in g n e n
•
^
Edward Hiller, i ndependent , a l ­
o n e o f the ti ghtest races t
unopposed, recei ved 60 v o t e s
t....
hr ou g h o u t the c o u n t r yin N e w
np S
a l e this
LUI' week.
wv-rv.
v i siiltt oorr TO
to ithe
s ttate
in Graduat e School. J o n
‘,,KP/ f Ar the Col l ege of Pharmacy seat.
T h e T o r c h o f K n o w l e d g e will Yo r k G i t y an d I P t 0 "*
’
J
S i g m a Nu and Greek lodcppm en ,
j)onna Cameron, Alpha Phi, and
he t he last f o r m a t i o n . T h e l e t t e r c a g o ; R i c h l a n d , W a s h . , a nd Oak
led with 36 first and 28 s econo
Crawford, in' icpendent , cap“ U ” wi l l
h e at o n e s i d e o f t h e R i d g e , Term.
1
pl ace v o te s t o t al i n g 64
es> ‘
turf,d the t wo Col l ege o f E d u c at o r c h , n o d t h . l e t t e r ’’T ” o n t h .
O f , t . f i n d i n g et i t s I m v e r a i t y ,
ti Al-Ai®h, i nde pe n de nt , received ^ ^
^
9f, arid l t vote#>
o t h e r r i de.
( " e l,f o r m, at L o , Amrele., p r o - |
By M I L D R E D K L E S E L

T$wnn Kdit.ni a1

Troops Alerted
For AEC Test

Band Show to Play
At Texas-SMU Tilt
A h o m e c o mi n g sh ow by t he st ude n t c ounci l

of

S MU

and

three

f o r m a ti o n s by the Longhorn Band
will ha h a T - t i m e act i vi t i e s at the
T exas-SMT g a me S a ’ urday.
n* will
w i l l form
torm
Wi!l h e e x p l a i n e d t hat t h e j e c t , it «aid t o d a > ,
in
••
•
The U T musician*
* l o c a t e d not o n . v in o f r a d i a t i o n . . • arr no t c o n
Dada*
Hal l, an a d m i n i s t r a t i o n U n i v e r s i t y
r..,,
------------Austin"s a d
Mot on
(rocket’,
significant.”
buil ding on ’ ne SMT
c ampus
hand ’ director,
" a n d its
ten
l f p r e p a r a t i o n s c a n ’t he
com­
While in thi* f or mat i o n , the mom

4«>. h i g h e s t number of f
v ot e s , and 18 second place vot es
to rec e i ve the ®eccnd seat. 1 bai >*
Be r ke y, Phi Ga mma I u' ta. t he
G r ee k- i n d e p e n d e n t , wa* t h i rd with
55 fir®! and second p'ace v o ’ es

bers o f
The h a n d wi l l p a y t h e b r a n c h e s
an d t h e c i t i es in w h i c h p l e t e d d u r i n g t he n i gh t f o r t i e
Smi t r sr" M et h o d i s t a m a m a t e r ,
rbpv ar e
l o c a t e d wi l l he n a m e d . " f i r s t A -test, wi t h t r o op* , ’ ne vi
“ Varsity."
Before
The g a m e ,
t he L o n g - k i c k o f f m a n e u v e r 1* e x p e c t e d V n y ,.t
f op hat
wi l l f o r m t h e ho r n a n d
S MI h a n d s will a <*e mm j p o f P e r u . r h . n c l l o r J . m r . h i , on t h e
f i e l d t o pl a y t h .
P Ha * ' wi l l p r e s e n t a t r i b u t e t o n a ’ o na l
anthem.
directed
by
Co l
-limn M e d o r a R , m i n . , L r C r o c k . t t . T h e S M I b a n d wi l l n o t
of .due,D on
from
P . r u , w h o ,«a
p . r f o r m al h a i f - t i m .

Dr. Hanke Directs Forum
To Be Broadcast Nationally
Dr
Louis Harine, d i r e c t o r of r e p r e s e nt e d Au s t i n High School,
the In s t i t ut e o f U t i n Ame r i c a n Richerd Al b r i g h t is from St. EdSt udi es me di at e d the
N e w York w a r d s High School, and Bo b b y
T ms s F o ru m program on “ Will Har t is from St. S t e p h e n ’.* EpisH e m i s p h e r e So' darity Help Pre copa! School.
• erve P e a c e ? ” Mond a y
e v e n i n g at
A l t e r n a t e s were Themi ore Beckthe Radio H o 11*r
er and Joan F l e mi ng , both o f

mean in conner 10
*pnere solidarity.
The last 15 m i n u t e s of the l o
minUT.e broadcast were set aside
for quest i ons a s k e d by the audi ence,
which r e pr ese nt e d every
Latin Ameri can c o u n t r y hut Ar-

The program *
.......... ....
Au s t i n Hi gh School.
^ " r e " ked Tn S°panUh a n T t r i n s over about 400 Li berty BroadA m o n g the q u e s t i o n s c onsi dered
Hanke
cast i ng
System
stat on*.
o ver by the g r o up w e r e the i mportance a p< •’
r
WQXR,
Nev*
Ye■>..
and
over anf| n ec e s s i t y o f hemi sphere soliThe forum, sponsored
<v
KNOW
A iStin. K V E T , a l t h o u g h darity, problem* to he faced in oh- N e w York Time*, ha* been in
it is a Liberty s t ati on, will not t a m i n g it, the e f f e c t of the UN operati on for several years, ann
. arr t h e h-ogdcas t.
and U N E S C O in p r o mo t i n g g o o d has won severa: prizes for teen
Six ( e n ! gh school s t u d e n t s will, and the real m e a n i n g o f the age programs. A m o n g them are
n the
discussi on. Good Ne i g h b o r P
the Pe a b o d y Awar d
an annual
f v n „ . g Hee*/
Caro e McIntosh,
T h e g t '.up tried to a r.-’* e r w nat prise for t h e best educati onal proS t-

Han -

IV

, and Ha md Whi t e d

h a t

( jo e s

I 2 C o f f e e Hour, N e w m a n A n ­
nex.
*T Frt-e s h o w i n g of Rice g a me
mVtures" Main Lo u n g e , T e x a s
l e ion.
Ho g g A u d i ­
8 : 3 0 — "Roni n Hood,
tori urn.
4 — T r y o u t s for “ T e x a n n e s , ” In­
t e r n a t i o n a l Room, T e x a s U n i o n ,
4 3 0 — Rodeo Associ at i on, Old ScVille.

4 ;4 5 — As h b e l

Literary
Soc i e t y,
Kappa house,
5— Re a g a n Literary S o c i e t y, D e l ­
ta ( i a m m a hou*e.
5 Tor
Most Be auti f ul pict ure
dates, Journal ism B u i l di n g 212.
I —
v ( appeii a Choir, Music
B ui l di ng 200,
a, __ (.rad .at* di nner, Lutheran
S t u d e n t Center.
7 — Uppercl as s Fel l owshi p, ^ MCA.
7
—
Ph a r ma e e t t e s ,
Womens
l o u n g e , T e xas Uni on.
A l p h a Epsilon Del ta to se e
mo v i es , Texa® U n i o n 401.
7 S M U g a me rally, Hill Hail.
7
Ame r i c a n F i na n c e A n o c i a t i o n
to hear talk by Dr. C. D. Sim-

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O

rn A ’ g e n ” a rn ght

n

J ~ he r e

Rally;Explosion

day.
W e.,
*
“T
l at ion, i n d u d
hay
.
t i l l . r y t y po , h . l l , . i tmd«d t m . . . ! . , ,
a n d . t o r n , , l and m i n , , .

VduC
tion ny R a ji o A w ard .
W e l l - k n o w n as a n e w * f o r u m
g i n. ««
a t *e s» f r o m d i f f e r it oo da aa yy ,, iitt uo rriiKn
e n t cities a r o u n d th e na ti on. Cities
are selected w here some elem ent

Harass A P O ’s
During Count

to

B A L L O T IN G SEEMS T O BE u •
ond
Barofl'^i /v/e tau oc
I om
iqhti. (

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rn Re

Today Is Deadline
To Drop Courses

Wallace Inquiry
Continues Today

tin
>P

7 he 9 8 t h D i s t r i c t
Jury

which

had

its

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fir.®?

®er s l a y i n g e a s e u p f i r st

f o r con

lion or
s from
super()f f lee

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s e s * i on

T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n f o irm t o e Ki t
s i d e r a t i o n , a n d an o u m e d
c o m i n g to a d o e r - mn,

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tha’

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Cafe

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lf

Ait . o n

Eleven
th*’ .Jut y
1:30 to
surprise
operator

w i t n e - <■a m e h r fore
se®- i on w h m h la t e d I m
6:3(1 p . rn T u e s d a y
lh*
w i t n e s s . \ \ !*•■ J o h n s o n
< f t h e T a n n g P< ‘ { af*
^
Cave® Boa. , w h o - a
r a n d J u ry t h r e v anoth(
on the G
Grand

i* perti nent to the topic. The Uni
problem into the i nves t i gat i on of
vers Itv wa® chosen because o f it* t h e 'hoot ny.
mon.®, W a g g e n e r Hal IOU
7 — N u Al pha Chi Pi, A r c h i t e c ­ c l o s e ne s s to the horde!".
John s on , who na*i ear lier been
Li be r ty will broadcast the f o r ­ chosen to nerve on !: e G r a t *I •* n y ,
tu re Buil ding 307.
7 : 1 5 — F a u l t Finder® to hee- talk um Thur s da y e v e n i n g at 8 o clock. became a sur pri se witne ® when
Al bri t t on, KN O W will air the program at a he rec ogn i sed picture* o f Malcolm
by Dr. C l a u d e (
Ch e mi s t r y Bu i l di n g 15.
ti me t o he an n o u n c e d later.
E. “ Mac” Wallace, c h a r g e d in
7 ; 3 0 — Longhorn Amateur Radio
conne ct io n with the shoot ny of
Club, E n g i n e e r i n g Building.
_
r \tl. . .
John
D ougl as
Rinser.
Dis* ct
Ju d g e (’h a d e s O. Betts said Tues1:30 FEM square dance, T e x a s Army R f i W f V i Wrt®ri
day that J o hns on is not disquahUnion
Direct Commissions
4 5 — Gy mn a s t i c Club clinic for
fie*! to serve on th*' jury.
Boy Scout®, Gr e g o r y Gym.
Direct ar my c o mmi s s i o n s to
Pron
pictures ,n ’ ne !.<■«—
:45— Gr e a t Issues l e c t ure by Dr. c a p U i n -s / r af l e will be given men p a n e . - , . I" ne.son r e p o rt e d t h a ’ V a l M i
Bruce Hoppei on
•
. # „ an<j wo me n with proper te c hni c al ja <>P wa® the man to w h "0 rf
Foreign Poli cy in the Far East, *
f
Main Lounge . Texa® Uni on.
and professional b a c kgrounds, Col.
sold two c a ’ ® »* bef
tut 3 p.m. This brought
Psi
Chi
to
heat
talk®
bv
Dr.
C.
M.
Culp,
c
h
i
ef
of
the
Texa®
8
into i mport ance the ti me e • i ent
Karl Dallenhach and Dr. Philip Military District, ha® a nno unc ed. involved ■•• the pa e Th - wa®
W o r c h . I , T . x » , I nion :UB.
A » i i c « n t t k « t w e . » t h* « • * o f t h ,
.pprw .m .t,
the
imp
g — T r y o u t s for "Blithe Spirit,
M
ACT P a v h o u s e
21 ®nd 39 W!,n a m a s t e r * de g e e , slayingKin®er, a I mver*; t\ s ophomore
*— Or. Frank D u b a c h to a d d r e « <*<• « b a c h . l o r ’. < l , i c « and pract,and
pr
st udenta
m arer
d - « l axpar.
anca are eligible.
m s in p e ne r a l m a n Hi
«
r of e s s i onal g o l f e r , w a s re1:15 a t t h e
Arc
h
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c
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Buil
ding
105.
Th
e
commission*
in
the
organported
slam at ahou
mg ,
—_ D ., fin,O f
I.
n , ,I
City
ized
reserve
entail
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mme
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acButler
Pitch
and
Putt
Golf
8 — Duke
El l i n g t o n
show,
Coliseum
l i ve dutv. Co mmi ssi ons are open Course. Further police investiga
g — Address" on I s r a e l ’s medical in the chemi cal, e n g i n e e r i ng , Ord- non* have shown t - a t the o p e r a t e
school bv Dr. J o se ph Hirsh, nance, signal, t r a n s p o r u t i o n , and c f -he - m a ’ g .
cd .:.*- w*a« sn.
HiUel Fo u n d a t i o n .
I W o m a n . A r m y Co r p . .
, f t * , t i m . , . . t i l a . 26 c a l i br . gun

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Ct

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of
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f rom t h e n inve ’ igat
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foun.

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Di»U"«* v
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ha- r
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be more U , , t . » o n y r n ur o da j .

fat as g r a d u a t e stuc i .»i «. I ned. A g ra d u a t e
ic st ud e n t may drop a
t at
tune with tnp p e ­
lf his ins*ruc’tor.
he ca-*, wh e r e d ’ opjung
reed a *’Q" * g vp- on
rd which mean® that the
dropped the c ou r s e vin­

T h e e l e c t i o n s w ere over except
for th.e recount a® t h e groups o f
sieepr s a t c h e l s left the m e n *
Texa*
U non
lounge
of
the
W e d n e s d a y night.
'I he c o u n t i ng , •' >
n a n ■'•*
margi n s in *ome race®, had not
been too peacef ul . One reason
v.a- a loud explosion set f b in
lie count i ng
the corridoi durins
on the Ma
h- wel l a* a pep ra!
■ampai g t
wi t h
it.- b o n f i r e
sens.
hat
The
spirit®
w<
n a rd
du ll e d b e c a u s e of
the close i ct urn®

Jackets,

Grievance C om m ittee
Probes Health Ceriter
An invest igation o f r rn plaints
a bo ut tup 8 ’ i de m He a l t h I ent er
will be made this w e b by a subf o m m 't ee appoi nt ed by < nairman
Krofi Re*- rr at a meetir g o f the
Gr i evanc e C o m m i t t e e W e d n e s d a y
af t er n o o n . Ke- si er point ed ou t
that thi* c o mmi t t ee would he seekmg ni f ' i e i n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t t h o
h e al t h c e n t e r a- w< . a* .■ k ng
into t h e n a t u r e o f t ne c mpl aints.
M e m b e r s of t h e s u b c o m m i t t e e
Re* h e r , Roger T o l a r ,
i n d u c e Jo!
Robert D. H - n l e y , Ma v Cl a i re
Shi lev A ’ d r r s o n .
Dogge t t . a

Prospective Teachers
To H ear Placem ent H ead
Prospective

a n d a<I’ 'ai n o
<• T h u r s d ay

rni ii is 11 a l o I * w i!
a t 4 p rn. in A
T cache

e c t u r e B u i ’d- registering

a c e m e n t Ser-

ID a v di r e c t or o f the
"il l ex pi a m t he w a y s in
the servi ce help* appl i cant s
positions in public school*,
ami seni or c o l l eg e s , and
si’ es.

1■ so rv Ipc,
g ’ "h «‘h
v ■o obtai n
a!
itimr
eal
hounded by
niver
alchera.
-. T ha*l less
V
pa*’ y e a r s ,
aign® and
on hand to
of ®t mien is

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M

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to
after’
PW SI
Bef

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FL

v o ’ es.
Th*' m a

hi nged

got h were unopposed.

va'

ACRES

ailed for
m g the
but very

By RUSS K E R S T E N
- g hopeful
w a t c h e r s at
A f r e s hma n . .> ai -rn s t ud e n t
-’a i ’ t he long
, . • ng. One " o f ’ t he w p n t ovpr J” thp X * ' "
PSS (I i
, ti ta i
r a t c h e t s duri ng the v « t , n 8 tabl e y e s t e r ^ . ” ®®ed his
>i$|at andi ng
. loan D a . bv, w h o s e au d i t or s ret c pl - tne t ame and
•o u n ti ng wa
1 900 Persons X -ra y e d
rn., wa* bei n g used w a i t e d e x p e e U n t i y t ” r a blank
••Hunting ay!
ballot.
At H ealth Center
to • the f I’ st f i n e .
T h e Orange J a c k e t m a n n i n g
per
\
.
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]
5
ti
e
o
u
i
.
.
'
was
e
mp
t
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A p h ’ o x ima** iv
1900
t h a t stat -i told him his n a me
• *re ( r a n - u p
■*’ left to the
w i"i e X -1 a y **I at
t■ *
w a s n ’t on the off i ci al list, to wh i c h
Heail h ( *mte «1’H mt 1
■amt i
hP , ,n n u . "R it t hey c o u l d n ’t have
dav *>p • ati on sponsor*'
k i c k ed me out
’ sc h ool w i t h o u t
55 Degree* F or#c**l
Travi s
\ ow of do d eg r e e s and a high wa: Mg me -I h a v e n ’t c u t a n y
-« more than four t i m e s , ”
of to vt in
gh* ains and c l o u d y
IL
\ quick check at the R e g i s t r a r ’*
,
,
.
U
,
r
f
>
pc
ast
"\
the
U
S
In
W
r
U
o r e ve a l e d t h a t his n a m e ,
Weat her Bureau for Thur s day.
nu’diate ( i mu p o f the I nHersit;
J
\ R a f s h o on , \ \ as on t h e o f f i c i a l
The
mercury
dippe
'
from
85
to
_
[ a Iirs < Lib. Ar ound 75" we r
69 d e g r e e s b e t w e e n 2 IO and 3 .30 g- a 'uate school list.
X rayed We d n e sd a y
P rn W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n and
*
R e s u l t s of t h e X r a y s wid
( ' o l d e r t e m p e r a t u r e s were due f o r
< h e m i s t r y 6U5 q u i z q u e s t i o n on
se: : w it h in t wo w e e ks to p e r s o n
a n d a so to ’he p e r s o n s T h u r s d a y morni n g.
at mosphere:
a,
a rn, . -. »r, Lund.
T h , n o r t h , , in ' s p a t t e d to ted
> , l m the p r o p e r a n s w e r : I t .
<ir_, show t .her t i nue t h r o u g h Fri d ay with a - ght not the Heat , i t s t h e a. cupi d i t y,
The X I a- pa ’ lire®
cancer, e n l a r g e d h e a r t , m o d e r a t i o n o f t e m p e r a t u r e Fri- h st upi di t y, c. h u m i d i t y , d. o f f »a n d a n y t u m o r s if p r e s e n t ,

t day.

*

.

.

Thursday, November I, 1951 THE DAILY TEXAN Pa^e 2

Pitt Passes W orry Owls Rivalry Begins
3 SW C Games on Tap In Dallas Friday
C onference the T C I ’ Frogrn S a tu rd a y
I C r
S o U t h w flt
R ic e ended h e a v y w o rk V\edne«- p a c e s e tte r * , w orked ag ain behind
( oaeh G e o rjfr S a u e r had
f -"r r y
W ednesday
w ith D b a ll,
J im m y
D a v e n p o rt
and
d a y f o r the P itts b a r g h sa m e S e t - ' lo ck ed gat*u rd a v w i t h
a brisk scrim m a g e
m uch o f
the em phasis b e in g on de- F r a n c is D av id so n *o**ir.g a e r ia ls
l l lf

By

A 990€W tC d

a g a in s t

F t €$9

pasting play* and

P a n t h e r

f r n , :Ve preparations

suffered

a

b r u i ? . f -d

•

A

collection

A A M

for

continued

S a t u r d a y ’,

kansas.
Joining

guard

th*

li st

injury

Ltm m oni,

•f

injured,

slackened
ished
for

up
the

torc

halfback

the

Coach

large

on

Bernie
leg

ably

will. t a r t

defensive

Razorback.'

T

....

M u t ia n g

SM C

riva lry

begin*

7 * .x in

. 1.0

. . id

ha*

*eaton

due

to

kept
a

of

last

place

of

without

H alfback

Carl

session

M enatco

M aya.

i t • t i 11

tackleC h a r le t

S . I*
Don

wa.

in

wa.

atpected

to

,P m .

Forelock

in C o l i s e u m
...

pie-

Ray
G , r;ke ,
form er
Texas
cham pion, va* the winner os er A l
B«
ll
- i.
W ednO 'da; Dove lock ii tne main event of the
• ' at*th*
pa
ng and professional w restling mate he* at
infr
vin' h they h o p e w ill atop the f it;- Coliseum Tuesday night.
year',

game

at-

tack.

of

ha*
hack*

Bowers

another

With

labeled

fine

fa b le d arm ha- e a inee more col-

for

Jo s*«l

points,

adjective*

than

G rable's

g am * ha* tre uni arm y a b ility of
th row in g

the football
—,

rig h t

into

lot*

of

paw .

yardage

Texas, realizing mat

r’

, * I a lly
usu ,

with

11» t

of

a^
double-wing form ations
wt ith
t
u
Ed Bernet, his old h i g h achoo
teammate, t h e c h i e f receiver,
O ther C olt back* include Tomrn ie Fields o f W ic h ita F a lls; Fra n k
Kidom of P o rt A r th u r ; and Duane
N u tt of Corsicana.

r * neavea came into the spotlight
against R ice S a tu rd a y at M em orial
n.plotc-ly Stadium .

throttling the sharp Ben n ers is a

--mat.-arr­

B u t the M ustang's pow er doesn’t
•top upstairs.

passers.

Bowl Ticket Sales
To Begin Thursday
Thursday is the first of f o u l
days during w h ic h application* t o r
the Cotton H ow l N ew Year* D a y
football game w ill be received B v
mad at. the o ffic e s of the C o tte r
Bowl A th le tic Association, 1343
N ational C ity Bu ild in g , Dada*.

Each a p p lic a tio n maut he a '
companied by check and a self ad
dressed
envelope
Ticket*
a re
*4.8© e a rh. A m ailing fee o f 25
rent* is re q u ire d with each a p p l i ­
cation.
By K E N TO O LEY
\ draw ing w ill he held to d e te r
J#jean Spirts
rn ne the order in which ticker a p ­
plications w ill he fille'!, as -'ii X
S a t u r d a y the T e x a s L o n g h o r n s w ill r r e e t
a« the supply la rts. [.ast year o n ly
d d ic t iih ie o p p o n * sit o f ’ hp - e a s o n — S M L 5 M .
one out of ten applicants rerej
T he Ponies h a v e a J - ”- re c o rd for this
t ickets.

in]

G e o r g i a Tech, O h io S t a t e , a n d R .c e . T h e i r

tries c a m *

It Figgers

(p k f ja d ilh j.

Thursday, November T, 1951
Breakfast 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
8*

Sm all G la s s of G r a p e f r u i t J u i c e
Dish o f S t e w e d Prunes
D r y or H o t C e r e a l and C r e a m

I Of
16#

H o t C a k e s , Two Butter and S y r u p

23 *

Two

20#

Eggs

Home

Any

M ade

Style

Patty

IO#

Sausage

IO#

P i c a d d i ll y S w e e t Roll
Fresh H o t C o f f e e A n y Time of D a y

5#

Lunch ll :00 a.rnto 4:00 p.m.
Seafood

16#

Gumbo

S t u f f e d Bell P e p p e r and C r e o l e S a u c e

28 #

Frie d C o d

Fish and Tarta r S a u c e

35 #

E n ch ila d as

and

C h ic k e n

Baked H a m
F lu ffy

Chili

Pie W i t h

38 #

Fresh V e g e t a b le s

40#

and Pin eapple Sa u c e

M ashed

Po tato e s and

S t e w e d Fresh Frozen
W h o l e B e e t Sa lad

Brown G r a v y

Broccoli

IO#

H o m e M a d e V egetable Soup

12 #
28 #
39 #

Pork

Chop

H a lib u t

and

Cream

G ravy

In Sa u c e

47#

C l u b St e ak and A m e r ic a n F rie d P o t a to e s

55 #

Fri ed

63#

C h ic k e n

and

Country

G ravy

Roast L e g o f B e e f A u Ju s
Fillet M ig n o n
C an d ied
Stewed

Sweet
Grpen

61#
80 #

Potato e s

12#

Beans

12#

Split B a n a n a and W h i p p e d C r e a m S a la d
C o c o a n u t Pie

Cnach U illiam DuBose will o a r
I ate the film.
F’srt* of the picture w ill he
bown in “ low motion, which w U i
lie helpful to those persons v, ho
missed those a il important pla- 3

2,969 SMU Ticket*
"Drown in Student Sales
About 2969 f i< kets for the S M I
fame had been drawn before sa le s
■fieri a* 5 o ’clo ck , Rd Ode, a*® *
ant athletic d ire c to r, said W e d n e *
iv night.
Th'* com pared with t ,80f) f <i
ti i same game tw o yea * ago a '
only aho u t b n f the num ber
id for the O U game this y e a '
“ O f course, tw o year* igo S M I
id Doak W a lk e r . And e veryb od y
natu ra lly gf'O* to the OI g am e*.’
Mr. nile added.
John Sadosk v won the 20 n v r
*e opener fro m Ellis R a-h ara
’•or Ra-hara w as disqualified f o r
“ ough ta c tic s .”
In the aemi-fimatch, l eo “ The Lion ’ N e w -in lo*' to R ito Romero.

G rilled C h o p p e d
Baked

The film of the Texas Rice fo o t
hall game w ill he shown T h u r** y afternoon a i I 0 clock in th e
International Room of the U n io n ,
Dick NG h a n g lia n , publicity d ire r
tor of the U n io n , announced

^adotkjr

Dinner 4:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Beaded

!

IO#

15#

B e e f St eak

th e

47#
15#

Fresh Froic-n C h e r r y Pie

Texas-Rice Film
In Union Today

18 #

Defeat*

Bather*

SALE! SALE!
iiiiv w i :euo \
S E R V IC E
'' 0

f.u»d«lup«

S T A T IO N
Phone

8-**20

A n n o u n c e * N e * G« t o l i n e
p r i c e * per gal .
hoe
or
Tt a 11 Sc
nod G u l f
or
R»(
r e m i u m or N o N e e
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N e w — R e i » p* — Ue ed
T IRE

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14#

Take Advantage of our CONTINUOUS SERVICE
from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
including Sundays

Benners, who hurled 21 strikes
of 41 attem pts aa g in st N o tre Dame
fa ll accounted fo r 336 yards, fo u r
touchdown*, and the M u sta n g ’s
27-2" v ic to ry over#the Irish.
“ La b e le d “ Back o f the W e e k ,’’
aft*
hi* -telling show against
N otre Dam e, B e n n e l* completed
ll I passe* for the Ponies last fa ll
and racked up a m ere 1,361 yards.

Ap plications a re limited to t o . r
tickets per person and will he ai'
cepted by m ail only between N o ­
vember 1-4, H o w a rd Grubbs, *ec
retary-trea* ir e r of the ( o tto r.
Bow l A thletic Association, has ar;
noun< ed.

at the

te rrific task, hopes to counter w ith
^
o f Dan Page> whose

1° 5

g rou p

passer
M alcolm
a*
an o th er F r e d

Benner*. The
form er Highland
Pa rk ace throw s from the *pi ead

ready,

^ um
nk
-el

S ta ff

,
man who predict* th e
d
o
esn
’t
suggest
th a t
doesnt
suggest
darnpne** w ill intervene, the c o ll;"ion of S M U again** Texas c o u ld

sparkling

s

S M U

Rica,

jaw

and

S p n rtt

at Dada* when

receiver s w a itin g

R ice h an d ily, a*-*, in their open- re m it in a wide-open. r ,« le - d .z g * m t > two
weeks ago.
ale. s e r a ! C ircus which I* t y p ic a l
Definer* wa- the subject last w eek, of the S o u th w e s t Conference na...
and the stalw arts of Coach Enter- tionai reputation.
son
The leather sphere whmh h a s
son
responded w ith a b rillia n,t
perform ance by lim iting the Owlmany tir e d coaches to t a r e
et* to 74 yard* rushing.
up
marbles w ill very likely be
This week, Coach Emerson and chunked, and chunked often w it h
b b assistant* have set u p another e n "A ll- A m e n e a n s institute, ’ v i e type Of liefer,,.one they hope in * W i n n
a
new ly-chm te, c l
the
Conference 3
" i l l help h il t the o ff en,, ve-m mde.l member
of

hut

Genthnar,who

out and

^

the

doubtful,

Dean

w 0 r J , , r**

wa.

to m i..
„ . b. t k. r

again.t

the

rushing

g * w e.

tw o rib.

Raxorbacks

skull

a

p r o b - e r » c U«>d

for

fractured

the

for

He

lost

tuf-

T un-

play.

been
a

who

“ F rei»»n” Fred B e n n e s, whe t

T H O M P S O N

g r o u n d j n(f

AAM

pol

strategy

split

th,.

practice

in

who

ture.

in

of

H alu m ,

bea b l e to

Pryor,

George

Cole

Hay.

f e r e . ll

Charlet

will

doors

and

w * r,

p l.,.,
R ill

day.

n u rn b e r

Ray
work

kept

two

c u t in

Rain
of

stomach

first

the

Ar-

Ruth

L e e ,h e ,..

o r r r lo o k ing the

tm n g ,

„.,k
f r . in . e

at

pulled

with

contact
his

1.

fullback

and

Be a r* j. nr}av afternoon

.

bed

tererti

with

• T a ...

, fi, ( r .f.u

d it

prepara

game

W.

wat

out

muscle.
A t a result

kept

The

. .
r i
,,
attack at they went through m
men Jo h n n y v o le , tile
( o n f e r e n c e ’t leading b rith d rill W e d n e t d a y .
C
o aa cc h
F.d
T er«i al l. w
w
p ll a
y
o rr
A rr Co
h F
.d P
P rr iic
ce
e ta.d
said T
w aet
t
p U n t r e t u r np ee rr ,,
w ii ll ll
p
ay
ff o
A
k .n . a . against r « * a . A A M S . t u r - n o t f o o l e d i n t o b e l , .r in g t h e M u * ..

hip

W ednetday

hack*.

S a fe ty

from

bruiiet

duty

from

Texas
tien

of

tcrim m age

Texas

T O M M Y

The Texas sky, provided t h a t
platoon
* rimmaged t ^e two freshman football teams it is blue, may be a bit crowded
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ace Bob Bostw ick.
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day's t t. a.-a-- -t Baylo r at Waco, defensive
against a
ho brog*, rating seventh in the
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sire unit quarterbacked by Buddy
Grantham .
The secondary of B illy Burk
halter and Gene S ib cr at. halfback
and Horton N esrsta a* safety di
a good defensive job
Grantham im itated P it* I -

day.

for

Shorthorns Tangle
With SMU Frosh

Benners' Passing W orries
Tough Longhorn Defense

hands of M i

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d N o t rn

t e a m ' in tho n a tio n .
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the
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Ru*
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.* to make up
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in g * *i <r:ng t e past
ction.

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ar** three -e h o i first-strm ger*
R inehart, E n d
(Quarterback. Jim
Bill Ju rn e v , and Halfback D ean
Pryor.
Jim Sm ith, a senior c e n te r, has
•cen sidelined fo r the Homec*>mng game w ith the Aggies, b u t is
expected to be ready for a c tio n
sga■r t R ice at Houston th e foliowing week.
!' ,o To a* Shorthorns t a n g l e
r S M I A Cloit* in Dada- b rid a y
teruoon a 1 3 p.m. in O w n h y
’adiuni, T h o le they w ill
face
u r all-staters including:

Ta “nark I) .a n e N utt o f C >rsi( ana. I car
K . lorn of P o r t
Ar
? ir, btl B e rn e t o f Highland P a r k
(D a lla s ), arui No. I p la y e r in
the «’ate last y sr, and D o y le
aay
t ! af- we have
200 N
ren te r from Tex arkana and
play®.
now pla} ng end for the C o lt* .
A g e nit the Irish, the M ustangs
g a in e d only 21 yard s on the
gro in"- Hut Renner* and h s re­
c e iv e rs connected w ith 22 o f 12
a tte m p t* for « total of 336 yard*
pa ** i rigT ie following week the story
Agt ( ' a cged Bonners com pleted
o n ly l l passe* of 35 a ttem p t* for
or v ’ "8 yards, tv bile the Owls
g a in e d I 12 yard- thro ,g
the air
and
IM
on the g round. The
P o n ie s gained
y a rd 3 w ith their
gro .ti*! aback.
A t the present, B e n n e rs b the
le a d in g aerialist in the C o n fe r­
ence, having gained 7 9 "
ard* on
b8 ( <mplotions in 132 attem pts.
H o w e v e r, Baylor’* L a r r y I 'h e ll is
( lose behind him with 725 yards,
co n n *" * cg with 54 in 113 tries.
Ro it * easy to are \ ow Texas
ran beal the Mustangs. I f we ran
stop Benners, our chance* w ill be
g r e a tly raised,
*
T h e Aggies a ir going to have
a rugged time w inning th e ir first
C o n fe re n ce victory o v e r A rk ansas
S a tu rd a y . J t'a hom ecom ing week
at Fayetteville which m eans an­
o th e r fired-up R azorb ack eleven.

S M U ’* contention fo r al!-Amerit m : rn r
re t- on the broad
in* - o f Iii k H ig h to w e r, agile
21 a-pound senior center, who plays
off< n ■ ar I defense, a ra r ity in the
<hty of platoon -\-tem footb all,
\lread> listed on -everal pre-ea-'-n a ll-A m erican teams, Hightnw er is the latest in a string o f
S M U all American.*. lr, 1917, ’48,
aud lf , Doak W a lk e r earned the
•.•.e, w ith team m ate K y le Rote
g *ttirig the g lo ry in 1950.
S te lla r p e rfo rm e r P a t K n ig h t,
,
;ia ;3h rn in 'ites v { action fo r
the P"- ie* last fa ll, is another
triple-threater, K n ig h t runs blockr.g back or offen se, lig h t end on
defense, ami occasio nally jau n t*
v *h th*- pigskin as he did in la «t
x c a r’s T exas t if f in his longest run
o f the season, 72 yard s.
O th e r ram p ag ing P o n y hacks indude B d l F o rre ste r, who earned
U 3 per try last f a l l ; R usty Russell
o ffe n siv e star and passer;
P>* ’ n Mu--> 'vhite, standout f<
• e M ethodist* this f a ll; and T err
S o rt
who ha* shone lr S M U ’*
f ve game*.
B e n per* needs protection to get
*f
s ac. ira te passes, and he
a
get* 't w ith a rugged fro n t
ne wh ch lista Uo-capta;n HerY rester, 220-pound senior,
c l Ike R ob, 205-pound senior,
n ’ g u ard *; H a r r y Dean, l*5-pound
un mr, and B u fo rd P a rte e , 205pound ju n io r at ta c k le s ; and Ben
W h ’te,
205-pound
aer ion
and
Jim m y H aw n, 185-pound ju n io r a t
er **•
,
F o re s te r and Ronb are renowned
fo ** th e ir aggressive blocking on
,
a n q ta ck lin g on defense.
Dean and Pa rte e are im portant
cogs in tho S M U
s ngle w ing
system.
W : 11p is a fa v o rite ta rg e t fo r
R en ner * pa.-ai - and thrilled fa r *
la*t ye a r w ith his m iracu lous c a t­
ches. He caught fo u r touchdow
pa- • - and gamed 168 yard*.
S M U ’* only conference game n
1951 wa* a g a in *! H e e wnen the
Owls pulled a m ain- up.-et, 28-7.

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5 Seasons Open
For Nov. Hunter

Schoolboys Vie Dodger Catcher Voted
In Tough Tilts M ost Valuable in NL
Top l l ’s M a y
Meet Defeat

By th*

Ducks, and Turkeys
Doer, Geese, Doves

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6 League Winners
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Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests

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No. 26

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Crenshaw.

Thursday night the Austin Boy
C O F
will watch the e x h i bittor, and take part in the tumidmg clinic held afterwards.
The University of Texas gym
n a s t i e s team will give instructions
during the clinic. Darrell Williams
—

THE ROOSTER

j conlid'Sred one of the best in the
nation on the trampoline. ^
A mong
his other titles are. AAU diving
k i n g i n
I 9 6 0 and runnerup for the
*ame 'Championship in I Jo I.
Jack Tolar, an All-American
diver, w as Southwest Conference
' diving titlist for three years. In

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Giant Outfielder
To Retake Exam
MONTGOMERY,

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CAFE

t n e t ’s top four scorers— Pat Tolar,
Connie Orr, and Earl Tritt.
Wallace, the Mustang mentor,
Tolar (a triple-threat hack)
tho best hack he ha* coached in
aH his years as top man.
4 he Maroon* chief threat,, as
was true in their 0 - 0 loss to Ray

| 9 4 9 fHfld 1 9 5 9 , T o l a r w a s s e l e c t e d
H i g h Inst w e e k , h a s g a l l o p e d to
on t h e
A l l - A m e r i c a n s w i m m i n g j 54 1 o f t h e M aroon s* t o t a l . R oy
t e a m , a n d in 1 9 4 8 , he w a s c h o s e n H a l l i b u r t o n is s e c o n d w i t h 2 1 8
to t h e O l y m p i c s q u a d , b u t did y a r d s .
n o t c o m p e t e in L o n d o n .

B ill C r e n s h a w i n v i t e d all U n i ­
v e r s ity stu d e n ts, w ith or w ithou t
g y m n a s t i c e x p e r i e n c e , t o try f o r
a p o sitio n on the squad.

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J a m e s T. J o h n s o n J r ., s a i d t h e
2 0-y e a r-o ld M ays, a high school
g r a d u a t e , w a s r e j e c t e d b y Taoeal
B o a r d 1 2 2 a t F a i r f i e l d b e c a u s e he
f a ile d h is a p t i t u d e t e s t . F a i r f i e l d
is a s u r b u r b o f B i r m i n g h a m .
“ In v i e w o f t h e fact, t h a t W illie
M a y s is a h ig h s c h o o l g r a d u a t e
w ith b e tte r th an a v e r a g e gra d e ? ,'’
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in g t h e B i r m i n g h a m i n d u c t i o n s t a ­
tio n to s e t a d a t e f o r r e e x a m i n a ­
tio n .”

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Klein Elected President
1951-52 T-Association
D o n K le in w a s e l e c t e d p r e s i d e n t
of
th*r
T -A ssociation
M orday.
O th e r o f f i c e r s a r e J a c k B a r t o n ,
v i c e - p n e s i d e n t ; C a r y M a y e s , se c
rt t a r y - t r e a s u i c r ; am i D o n C u n ­
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on the f a r m —when they know t h e r e ’s one
con vi nc ing way to prove cigaret te mildness!

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and re liable. I his saves you a lot of
time and worry, especially in m a k ­
ing out deducti ons on your income
tax report for medical expenses,
interest payments, d o nati ons, etc.

the 3 0- da y Camel

Mildness Test , whi ch si mpl y asks you to try
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R obert
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F ra n ces F. O v erto n , Fran k
P e n d l e t o n , A l l e n K. P r e s t o n ,
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A l b e r t T.
g a f f o l d , T ; o m a s D. S m i t h ,
.H.'c W . T h o m p s o n , G r a c i e l a
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a new
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- (Talty & L o r d ’s
Rifleclub f a b r i c ! Made
of h i g h - g r a d e cot ton,
it a d d s a touch of r a y o n
f o r t he l u x u r y feel of
f i n e F r e n c h flannel.
It* m e d i u m ^ e ig ht is
j u s t ri gh t f or
fall. And it b r i n g s
plaids, checks a n d
s t r i p e s new color
br il liance. W o n ’t
s h r i n k or fa de
b ec a us e i t ’s
S anfor iz ed* and
v at -dv ed

Camels as a s te ady s m o k e —on a day after da y

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A s k fo r th em at

Camels for 3 0 days in your “ T-Zone” OI for

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T h e C a m p u s C he s t goes on trial N o ­
v e m b e r 12.
A t t h a t t im e the onl y a u t h o r i z e d c a m ­
p u s sol ic it at io ns dr i ve o f the y e a r will
beg in , ai med at c o l l e c t i n g * 8, 00 0 a n d
pl anne d to end N o v e m b e r 23.
T h e all-in-one chest, a political f oo t ­
ball for ye ar s, w a s killed el even m o n t h 3
a g o by the S t u d e n t A s s e m b l y for good
r e a s o n s : the 1 9 4 9 - 1 0 5 0 drive had lasted
an a g o n i z i n g f iv e m o nt h s b e f o r e t he goal
w a s met, s t u d e n t - w e r e not s u p p o r t i n g
t he dri ve-, and t he out look w a s vet
un­
pr omi sing.
( hest o p p on e nt s cont end e d that. ; <d e n t s pref er to su p po r t o r g a n i z a t i o n - o f
thei r choice r at he r than h a v i n g d o n a ­
t i ons split a m o n g a n um b e r o f c h a r i t i e s
T h e y also argued that th# title
a mpus
Chest w a s b e g i n n i n g t o h a v e a g e n e r a ! 1.’
bad connot at ion on the c am pus d ue to
its i n c o ns i s t e nt ope rat on in recent year.-.
Mi l de r o p p os i t i o n w a s voiced bv -ome
st udent o f f i c ia l s w ho felt t h a t a si ngl e
concerted drive is best but tha* c ar ’;
r e f o r m s in the h an dl i n g of the d r i v e w e n

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vital.
T hi s fall th- Campo* Che«t w a s re­
a ct i v a t e d w i t h i n s tudent g o v e r n m e n t
wi thout A s s e m b l \ pa -s a g * , and serr-d
rules o f procedure were set up *o remo
t h o s e o b j ec ti on ab le flaw.-. 'I he m i n t
c h i e f i nt er es t is t h a ’ ’ he dri ve i g u a r a n
teed to end N o v e m b e r
ami w i l l m d
last a n e x t r a hour.
T on. t he s e v en c h a ri t i e s to lie .-upported w e re c a re f u l l y screened, s. i t’n t he
f i r s t c on s i de r at i on g iv e n to cam pus and
In iv e r local g r oup s . T h e be ne fi c iar ie s
si t e V. A m e r i c a n ( a m e r Socit t y, ( e r e feral Pal sy ( e n t e r . Fo r ei g n St udent
A d v i s o r y Board, World S t u d e n t Se r vi c e
Fun d, T r a v i s C o u n t y D i v i s i o n o f the
N a t i o n a l F o un d a t i o n for I nf a n t i l e P a r a ­
lysis, and the A m e r i c a n Heart A s s o c i a ­
t i o n — ar e g r o u p s h i g h l y d e s e r v i n g of
strong campus support.
Al! o r g a n i z a t i o n s a p p l y i n g f or a lice
o f the chest pr oc e eds w e r e anal' zed as
to p r o g r a m s , ne eds , and s e r v i c e to , h*
student body. S h a r e s of the h o p e d - f o r

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vith wire service rep ort * a nd
whatever else w e c*n -c rap e
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l u n a t e W e d n e s d a y w h e n Pea*
if S t u d e n t I . .fe R o b e r t M
S t r o z i e r . I m v e t -it \ o* 9 hi■ago, a r r i v e d a ? th* I n i v e r i i t y f o r a two-da: c o n f e r e e < e
arith T e x a s e d u c a t o r * . S o o ­
n e r is **ip g e n t l e m a n l a t e l y
n the headlines for ousting
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c h a r i t i e s ar e b e t t e r e v a l u a t e d when all
a re in one d r i v e , a nd 2, the frequent,
i r k s o m e i ndi vi du a l d r i v e s are e li mina te d.
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me r e f r e e d o m f r o m n o is e and the r a t t l i n g
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d e nt s wan* t o r e t u r n to t he al t er na te
s v s t e m o f c a te h - a s - c a tc h - c an donat ions .
T h e goal is w ithin rea. h. The pl ans
are good, Al! tha* is n e e d e d i« the help
o f s t ud e nt s , w h o should r e m e m b e r that
gi - jig a little e x t r a in t hi s dri ve will
par t he c a m p u s bill for a year.

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v ot ed on y e s t e r d a y w a s left o f f the fall
el ec ti on ballot. 1
T h e propo.-mJ a m e n d m e n t , p r o v i d i n g
that. the M a n a g i n g E d i t o r o f t he T e x a n
be a ppoint ed a n n u a l l y by t he Board o f
St ud e nt P u b l ic a ti on s i ns t e a d o f b e i n g
elected by the .-ti,dent body, was passed
bv t he S u m m e r A s s e m b l y . T ha t g r o u p
stipulated that th* ami raiment be pl ac ed
on the g enera ballot, “ in October, 1951."
N o w the pr tbiem o f w h a t to do next is
b ei ng dumped into t lie lap* o f t h e B oa rd
o f Studi nt I’ lh!i at ions . w h i c h o r i g i n a l Iv requested thf c h a n g e e f f e c t i v e n e x t
spring. The board >- e x p e c t e d to in di ca t e
i t . w i s h e s to i he S t u d e n t A s s e m b l y
T h u r s d a y night, N o v e m b e r 8.
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ar e open to t he A s s e n t Iv . call a poi ial e lect ion or r ef er t he
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choosing of an editor by the
s t a f f of the pa p er , the s t u ­
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v a n ! c d , s i n g l e p< J i t ira! I hi!
o*oph v," st a te d 1'eau Stroz ier .
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to ’i nv e s t ig a t <' t h e p a p e , bu*
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g o verning body asking tha'
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1952, a n d t h e v a l i d i t y o f t h e a e t
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have a m o u n te d to $290,000.
dred dollars.
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“ W h y a r e n ' t we h a v i n g o u r
T h a n k s g i v i n g holiday* w ith the
r u t of the state and co ir.T y.
has be er an oft-voiced comp a m t
of students.
M o s t o f t h e o b j e c t i o n * “t e m
from the fact t h a t their friends
w o n ’* h e h o m e t h e 2 9 t h . O n l y t w o
o t h e r m a j o r T e x a s achoo,-, A A M
a n d L a m a r C o l l e g e o f T e nr o g y ,
a r e o b s e r v i n g t h e f i f t h Th i - u a ’ .
T h e r e rn a 1 n d e r — Hi r e , T ( 1 ,
T S f W, S M C , t o m e n t i o n a f e w —
a r e l e t t i n g o u t t h e 2 2 nd.
A s J a c k Mi l l e r , J u n f o r a d v i r t i * jng m a j o r from Kilgore, expressed
i t , " W h a t ’s T b i n k s g i v i n g i f y o u
c a n ’t c e l e b r a t e i t w i t h y o iv f a m sly
a n d f r i e n d s ? T h e y ’ll c a ’ t u r k e y t h e
w e e k b e f o r e , a n d t h e 2 9 t h ll j u s t
he a n o t h e r d a y t o t h e m - a n d p r o ­
ba bly to me, too,"
J o h n H a n s o n , s o p h o m o r e engineerir g s tu d e n t from
J dland,
s a i d , “ M y f an- ‘ g o '
to TSI W
ant i wi l l b e h o n e th e 2 2 nd . I w o n ’t
e v e n g e t t ' 1 s e e h *■r .
()* pf
e c t i o r - ac*. * h a ’ s t u ­
d e n t s * f a mi l e* w , ce e h r a t e t h e
week before, w hen their fathers
a r e o f f w o r k a n i *r.?; r b r o t h e r *
a n d - * t er - a r e o U o f s c h o o l . S o m e
said t h a t family trip* or g a th e r in g s
had neon plan n e d , w h i c h e i t h e r
Had t o h e c a n c e l l e d o r w h i c h t h e y
w o u l d h e f o r c e d t o mi-*.
D o ro th y Boone, sophom ore a r t
m ajor
f r o m
Junction,
-aid:
“ Wh at * * T h a n k s g i v i n g f o r , i f it
i s n ’t t o o b s e r v e i t w i t h y o u r f a m i l y
o n t h e t r a d i t i o n a l d a y .’ I n m y c a s e
m y f a m i l y w a n ed to go t o m y
g r a n d m o t h e i s h u t m y l i t t l e sis­
t e r s got o u t t h e w e e k b e f o r e ; * 0
W e ’r e n o t g o i n g . ”
B u r t o n H e r r ne, f r e s h m a n f r o m
L a r e d o , -a <1 t h a t h i s p a r e n t s a r e
go v e r n m e n t, work
- and would be
o f f t h e 2 2 n d . H e is i n f a v o r o f
e h a n g in g the ! uversit
holiday
t o c o i n c i ie w i t h t h e t r a d i C o n a l o n e
hi* p a r e n t s xxiii o b s e r v e .
Others
expressed
discontent
o v e r t e e b r e a k i n g cif t r a d i t i o n i n
c e l e b r a t i n g the f ,f th i n - t r a d of th e
h i s t o r i c a l f o u r t h T h u r s d a y in N o ­
v e m b e r . Since botn the s t a t e a n i
national official holidays are t i e
2 2 n d , t h e y s a y . T h a n k s g i v i n g v. ii
h e o v e r a n d f o r g o t t e n b ' n e J **r
“ W e s h o u l d b e u n i f o r m ar d r e ­
cognize the same holiday that the
re*t o f t he c o u n t r y d o e s . ” Bdl
Brandt, gra d u ate
*t uden?
ft rn
D a l l a s , s a i d.
mor
Dorothy C a m p b e l l ,
j o u rn alism m a j o r from New 5 ork
C i t y , s a i d ; “ W h a t wa * g o o d es 0 u g h
f o r t h e P i l g r i m s is g o o d e n c u g h
f o r ti* B e - d» *, b y ' h e t i m e w e
g e t t h e r e , e v e r \ m e I he t h i n k i n g

I. z M c C r a r y , s e n i o r j o u r n a l i s m
st u d e n t from
K gore, s a d : ” 1
know o f s t u d e n t who intend to
c u t t h e 2 2 n d . T h e y ' l l l ose t h r e e
da
s c h o o l , w h i l e if w e g o t o u t
th en , tho*e g o i n g t o the g a m e
would only mi-- o r e day.

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T a k i n g t h e view t h a t stu d en ts
w o u l d ’a k e a d v a n t a g e of an extra
A & M g a m e h o l i d a y on t h e 2 9 t h t o
go hom e a n d t h u s l o ^ tw o w eek
e nds of c l a s s e s the F a c ulty C oun­
cil e n d o r s e d t h e r e c o m m e n d a t i o n
a n d s e n t it on t o t h e Board o f
Regents.

G e o r g e Mc D a y , s e n i o r K n g l i * h
m a j o r f r o m S a n A n t o n i o , *ai d.
“ T w o of m y frien d* plan to c u t
The 2 2 n d arui g o h o m e . I ’m s u r e a
l o t m o r e wi l l b e f o r e i t * o v e r .
W h e t h e r m o r e s t u d e n t s wi l l c u t
t o go h o m e t h a n w o u l d c u t to see
*ne g a m e w a s a m a t t e r o f g p e c u l a ­
it o n . T h e f a c t r e m a n * t h a t o n e
i n v o l v e * m i s s i n g t h r e e d a y s ’ «• ho o l
and th e oth er only ore.
One
s t u d e n t -aid: “ The O L
g a m e is t h e g a m e o f t o e y e a r n o w .
I t ' s a n a c c e p t e d f a c t t h a t a t ’. c a s t
h a l f t h e st h o o l wi l l c u t t h e n . P r o ­
b a b l y f e v e r w o u l d c u t t o *f,e t h e
A&M game ”

a b o u t C h i i st ma*

Aggi e P re**u re ’
W h y a r e t h e h o l id a y s set f o r
t h e 2 9 t h i n s t e a d o f t h e 2 2 r I, a*
wa * o r i g i n a l l y s c h e d u l e d o n r ' e
U n i v e t sit* c a l e n d a r ? T h e a n s w e r
■.a- o ' t a i “<■. or; . a f t e r i n v e - t . g a . or,
o f s e v e r a l c h a n g e s in t h e
d a t e o f b o t h ’ Ho*
lay a nd th e
T u t Key D a y g a m e . S o m e p r e s s u r e
by the A&M exes to schedule the
g a m - f o r t h e 2 9 t h wa* c e r t a i n l y
a deciding factor.
F o l l o w r.g
9 he
Thanksgiving
gam*- - r n y e a r , t h e U n i v e r s i t y
B<.ard o f R e g e n t s w e n t o n r e c o r d
a* b e i n g in f a v o r o f c o n t i n u i n g
t h e A A M g a m e on t h e l as t T h u r s ­
d a y in N o v e m b e r .
W h e n t h e B >ard mc” a g a . n in
January
they received a recom• nd a' o n o f t he F a c u l t y C o u n c i l
me "ting t h a t
s Naver n!
d a v s h e >.et f " r f he 2 2 n d >he g a m e had b e e n
2 1 ’!
he 1i ed b y I ’ n ; v e r 1 t v a n >1 A & M
(t,
, facials for Saturday,
D e c -m b e r I. the Board approved
t h e 2 n d - 2 U n oi d a y a n d i n c l u d e d ,
t
in
the
official
University
< a s £ f a r , s o g o o d . B u t in I U
F e h i . a r y 19 m c - * m g . t h e F a c u l t y
C o u n c i l wa * r e a d a l e t t e r f r o m V.

Issues? Ha!
FDITOR

It i# h e a r t e n i n g t o wi t n e * * t h e
h i g h l evel o f c a m p a i g n i n g t h a t
characterizes s t u d e n t
po l i t i c *
again this year . . . One would
c e r t a i n l y hie Ie t o t h i n k ? f a ’ o ir«
s a p l a c i d w o r I a 1! ■r e h e a r s
are the pleasantries of the Blank­
et T a x , t h e d i s t r i b u t i o n o f t h e
Daily T e x a n , a n d g r a v e c o n c e r n
o ve r the p a rk it g I r ’ em.
A n d h a v e n <> t r e c e n t n i g h t s
b e e n m a d e h i d e o u s t>v - ’ ’l ier *w h o s e s o c i al r e s p o n s i b i l i t y c a i l l e *
them no further than attem p tin g
t o i n s u r e a v i c t o r y n e x t S a t u i lay .’
Are
t h e r e no t i t h e r i s s u e * t h a t
c o n c e r n u ** I an we ha ve ? o t m n g
to say a b o u t an alliance w i t h
S p a in , s t h ' i e n o one to spe ak
o u t p l a i n l y t h a t Mi
Met a r t h y is
a m e n a c e t o w h a t o n e m u s t st i ll
p r e s u m e is t h e i de a , o f t h e I n i v e r s i f y , anti a t e we t o s t a n d id y
by wh ile Colliers whi rl s u s— h y ­
p o t h e t i c a l l y , o f 1 >ur«e
through
t h e d i s g u s t i n g ant i a w ' D d s p e c t a c l e
o f W o r l d W a t J hi ee
I w o u d s i g g ’ •’
H ' ’v: t v S i r . t h a t u n t i l ’ ne C r . - e d S t a t e s
a n d thi* m e a n s th
st u d e ’ * of
t h : * U n i v e r s tv no n 1 e a n i no
Ie** t h a n a n y o n e * *e
a-,* o n e * it*
r e s p o n s i b i l i t y , its m o r a l r i g h t ’ n
w o r l d leadership cat be nothing
mo; p . t h a n a ho ow
urn.

A r e we to pr o c e e d on th e w h o l ­
ly c o n j e c t u r a l h y p o t h e s i s t h a t f u ­
ture Boards of R egents are incap­
a b l e of a n d shall n o t he t r u s t e d
with the pow er of investing the
P e r m a n e n t F und of the I . niver* ’t y ?
L a c k o f f a i t h in h u m a n i t y is t h e
gnl e b a s i s o f t h e o p p o s i t i o n e x ­
p r e s s e d in t h e a r t i c l e o f G o v e r ­
n o r D a n M o o d y , p u b l i s h e d in t h e
N e w s , O c t o b e r 2 it'n.
The Congress of the Republic
of Texas, m ore t h a n one h u n d re d
years
ago,
appropriated
fifty
l e a g u e s of land to t h e P e r m a n e n t
F u n d of the Un ivers ity . If f e a r
had controlled the m inds of those
w ho passed the Act, would the
U niversity today e njoy those fifty
leagues of la r d ? . . .
T h a t t h e m o n e y s n o w h eld as a
p a rt of the P e r m a n e n t F und at
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w e e k . P u r e s e n s a t i o n a l i s m is w h a t
it a p p e a r s t o h e t o t h i s r e a d e r .
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Possible?

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of U n iv e rsity s tu d e n ts favor the
2 2 nd
ff r m u ltitu d in o u s reason*.
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sceo g their fr -n d - a ’
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und o u h te o ly would cut Friday and
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a1 .WO : T h '•■-•lay t o e 2 9 ’ h o f f t o I
see the g a m -, the n u m b ers w ould
p r o b a b l y n o t he * . g n i f i c a n t . H a v . |
it g h e - n
- me a w e e k e a r l i e r , n o t
m a n y w o u l d be l i k e l y t o f e e l t h a t
st w o u l d w a r t a ’ • rn * - m g t w o d a y s ’
classes.
On the oth er hand, indication#
are that m any intend c attin g three
d a y s t o I e h o m e w i t h t h e i r ’" a m ­
li ie - t h e 2 2 nd.
Setting of h o b days ordinarily
o r i g i n a t e * rn t h e E a r u . T y C o u n c i l ,
whic h r e c o m m e n d s to th e B o a r d .
F aal a p p r o v a l come* f r o m t h e
Regents.
I n e m e r g e n c i e s , the. P r e s i d e n$
ha s b e e n k n o w n t o de - are bolis
d a v « He - a * t h e o p p o r t u n i t y t o
di sc u** ' h - m a t t e r w i t h t h e R e ­
g e n t * r i e f o r e Chung * 0
n some
c a s e s ; ; n o t h e r * , not . In t h i s c a s e ,
a m p l e t i m e ex W h e t h e r or not t h - m a j o r i t y of
*t . d e r ’ o p i n i o n , t is u n d o u b t e d l y
t h a t o f t h e i r p a r e r . ’ *, w a r r a n t s a
e r a g e is u t t o t h e P r e s i d e n t t o
decide.

l e o p e r c e n t is n o t d e n i e d ; t h a t
the
purchasing
power
of
ire
m o n o * in t h e P e r m a n e n t F u n d is
d a i l y g o i n g d o w n is n o t d e n i e d .
• a t ’ bt e is a p r e s e n t a c u ’ e n e e d
f or a d o f t h e i n c r e a s e d r e v e n u e *
that m ig h t be realized by v e x i n g
in t h e B o a r d o f R e g e n t s t h e r i g h t s
of i n v e s t m e n t pro pose d by the
C o n s t i t u t i o n a l A m e n d m e n t , so a*
to offset the daily falling p u r c h a s ­
i ng p o w e r o f t h e d o ! , a r , is n o ’
denied. Sim ply and only because
w e s h o u l d “t o p d e a d in o u r t r a c k s ,
•, r . , • f e a r o f w h a t s o m e f u t u r e
B o a r d o f R e g e n t s m a y do , is o f f, re I a* t h e b a s i s o f o p p o s i t i o n t o
t h ' Ai e n d m e n t .
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? ... ,g- • t h a t
xxo u id f a s t e n t h e
d e a d b a r J o f C u r on t h e f u t u r e o f
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h e t h e g u i d e in t h e f u t u r e c o n ­
d u c t of the U n iv ersity ?

A l t h o u g h n o o ff ic ia l r e a - o n for
( h a n g i n g t h e d a t e o f t h ^ g a m e w-as
g i v e n rn S c h u h a r d t ’.* l e t t e r , o n e
high U n iv e rsity official said t h a t
the d e m a n d by A&M officials
c a m e largely as a result of pre s­
s u r e e x e r t e d u p o n t h e m b y A g g es
a n d e x - A g g i e s t o k e e p i t on t h e
t r a d i t i o n a l T h a n k s g i v i n g Day.
One c o m m e n t m ade by a n o th e r
h g h U n i v e r s i t y o f f i c i a l v/ ax t h a t
in s pi te of t h e i r fi n al d eci si on to
schedule the holiday for the 29th
to t u t d o w n on the n u m b e r of cuts,
“ st id e n t« wi l l t a k e h o l i d a y s o n
b o t h oc a e i o n s . ”

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T. S ch u h a rd t, chairm an o f th e
U n i v e r s i t y A t h l e t i c C o u n c il , s t a t ­
ing th a t the date o f the g a m e had
been changed f ro m D ecem ber I
t o N o v e m b e r 2 9 . S c h u h a r d t ’s l e t ­
t e r inclu d ed a r e c o m m e n d a tio n
t h a t h o l i d a y s he s w i t c h e d t o th e
29th.

Floyd B ennett, f re s h m a n from
Dawson,
believes
the
holidays
s h o u l d b e c o - o r d i n a t e d t o f i t >n
with t r e national, state, and high
s c h o o l h o l i d a y s . “ I p e r s o n a l l y wi sh
there w e re ‘ome w a y to get them
c h a r g e d , ” he said.
T h a k a l ot o f s t u d e n t s i n t e n d
t o c u t cia.-*c- t r e w e e k e n d o f t h e
2 2-d
2 ' *r a n d g o h o m e t o c e l e ­
b r a te w th t h e i r families was in­
d i c a t e d in m a n y r e s p o n s e s . N o n e
o f t h o s e n i e n d m g t o d o so, h o w p v e i , WI* b e d t o h e q u o t e d .

PETER J A R R E T T COLEMAN

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col l ege d e gr e e .
f ar t he r de t a i l s.

T h e Civil S e r v i c e C o m m i s t i o n ' n D a ­
is* is h o l d i n g e x a m i n a t i o n s for l n v‘‘i? ?jg a ’ o r s in N o v e m b e r . C o me t o B Hall
I I T f or y o u r a p p l i c a t i o n a n d f u r t h e r
information
An e x c e l l e n t o p e n i n g f or a g r a d l a t e
w o m a n j o , r na . : « m m a j o r
is open in
H o i»ton. C o m e lo B- Haji I I T f or f u r ­
t h e r det ai l *.
A r e g i s t r a t i o n m e e t i n g will he held
T h u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r I. a* * p m
in
A r c h i t e c t u r e Building 101 oy t h e T e a e b -

of * oaeh W h itw o rth of Oklahoma
\ & M , w o u l d he t h - u n d e r s t a t e ­
m e n t of t h e y e a r . . . .
It was a p l e a s u r e i nd ee d to hav e
b e e n c o a c h e d by “ E ars
t\h irw o r t h w h i l e a* 1*51 i r 1 9 3 s * A
fin er g e n tle m a n , good sport, strict
rule o b se rv e r and g r e a te r a dvo­
cate
of
sportsmanlike
conduct
c a n n o t he f o u n d a - ' . w h e r e . . . .
L e t u* r e m e m b e r t h a t f o o t b a l l
is a p r e t t y r o u g h g a m e e v e n w h e n
placed bv a group of 1 0 0 -pound
boys.
Wilhank*
S m i t h ’* a s s i g n ­
m e n t wa s to c o v e r t h e q u a r t e r ­
b a c k on t h e m u c h - d i s c u s s e d p l a y .
The
coach
cannot
control
the X I
f o r c e o f t h e i m p a c t o f a b l o c k et
t a c k l e t h r o w n b y hi* l i n e m e n o r
h a c k * . H e c a n o n l y m a k e t h e a*- B D
s i g n m e n t s a n d sit on th e h e m n
a n d h o p e t h a t t h o s e a** g n m e m s
arp
carried
out.
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sortie
d o u b t h a v e a r i s e n a* t o t h e l e g a l - ...
i t y o f t h e b l o c k O’- t a c k l e , t her e.
were some perfectly rapab.e o f ­
f i c i a l * h i r e d f o r t h a t p u r p o s e and
who would have detected the in­
f r a c t i o n . S u r e l y t h e y w e r e n o t in y
t h e i r lock er r o o m w he n to e p .ay
was run . . . •
E v e n s h o u l d > J *ep f ' ? t o c u r
this l e t t e r d o w n to a s t one lousy
l i t t l e . . n e y o u m a ; q u o t e m e a*
h a v in g said " J
B. W h t w o r t h o f ^
O k l a h o m a A & M w a - a lr ie g e n t l e i
m a n , g o o d s p o r t a r d a mar ; m u c h „ .Ii
r e s p e c t e d b y hi s a t h l e t e s w h e n I
knew him."
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Traubel to Sing
In SA Saturday
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Actors to Cook Over Grate
In 'Juno and the Paycock
'

Sy m p h o n y Tickets
Still A v a ila b le

A r t h u r P e rk in - , m a n a g e r o f the
S a n A n t o n io S y m p h o n y Orc.-.estra ,
said
W ednesday
a fte rn o o n
th a t g e n e ra l ad m issio n tic k e ts to
the f i r s t c o n c e r t o f th e season
h a v e gone on sale.
M r. P e r k in s p o in te d o u t in a
ph one c a ll to th e T e x a n th a t these
tic k e ts a re f o r th e f ir s t c o n c e rt
S a t u r d a y , b u t sp e c ia l $5 season
tic k e ts f o r stu d e n ts are s till a v a il­
ab le . T h e y m a y he o rd e re d b y m ail
o r p u rc h a s e d a* the box o ffic e o f
th e S a n Ant* n o M u n ic ip a l A u d i­

Sa u s a g e s an d te a w ilt bp se rve d ,
D is a llo w in g th e in c o n v e n ie n c e , o f
an a r t if ic i a l fir e p la c e , a c to rs w il l
cook th e ir m eal and e a t it t o o r ig h t b e fo re in te re s te d o n lo o k e rs

Jo h a n n

S t r a u s * ’ o p e re tta

“ Fle-

d e rm a u s ” w ill be p recen ted

P r i c e ' o f the g e n e ra l ad m issio n
t ic k e ts a re fro m $1.20 to $3.60.
T hi- f ir s t c o n c e r t w ill in tro d u c e
C on iu c t o r V ic t o r A t -sandro, f o r ­
m er d ir e c to r o f th e O k la h o m a C it y
S y m p h o n y , su c c e e d in g
the la te

P a r a m o u n t T h e a te r fo r a onen ig h t p e rfo rm a n c e T u e s d a y , N o ­
v e m b e r 20. I r r a r e t in a , w ho ha*
- ta rred b o th a t th e M e tr o p o lit a n
O p e ra and on B r o a d w a y , w ill head

R e it e r .
H e le n T ra u b e l, c e le b ra te d W a g ­
n e ria n so p ran o o f the M e tro p o li­
ta n o p e ra a- w e ll a n o v e lis t and
p a rt- o w n e r o f a m a jo r b a s e b a ll
flu b , w ill be g u e s t s o lo is t Sh e w ill
sin g W a g n e r ’ * Is o ld e ’s N a r r a t iv e ,
fro m “ T r is t a n a n d Is o ld e ,* “ T rae u m e ,”
" S c h m r r z e n .”
and “ Du
B st
de
L c n z ."
f r n n
“ D ie
sk

W a lk u e r e .”
A le s s a n d ro ,
a fte r
a
-urn me i
serie s o f g u m co d u c tin g engagem e r t ', w ill b e g in bis w o rk w ith
tim S a n
A nton',.. S y m p h o n y by
d ir e c tin g the o rc h e s tra in * hgin a n t ” O v e r t .re , B e e th o v e n 's S y m ­
p h o n y No. 3 in F -flat M a jo r , a n d
“ F o r e s t M u r m ir s ” fro m W a g n e r ’s

D r. C la u d e C . A lb r it t o n ’s ta lk
B u t a co al g ra te has been d evised ,
Pa j-co ck ' a r c h ite c tu r a a n d a u k , i t c o n fo rt* ll
on the “ G e o lo g y o f S ie r r a M a d re
H a ll The- a p p r o p r ia te ly to life in th e e a r ly ] so it seem s to he k in d lin g up in b o rd e rla n d
in
W e s te r n
Texas”
w ill be in C h e m is t r y B u ild in g 15
a ta r.
tw e n tie s , is ho
an <a,.\ J o .
or good o rd er.
F a s h io n in g a f ir e p la c e on w h ic h m e m b e r, o f th e prop c re w
of
O f in te re s t to m u sic ia n s is the in stead o f the G e o lo g y B u ild in g
to e o o k - t o f i t t h e G e o rg ia n ty p e ! w h ich J . m r r . e H asten is th e head.
at. 7:15 T h u r s d a y e ve n in g .
g ram o p h o n e
w h ic h
th e
D e p a r t­
The
ta lk ,
spo n so red
by
the
m e n t o f D ra m a has co n co cted . F a u l t F in d e r s G e o lo g ic a l S o c ie ty ,
E v e n th o u g h th e re w as som e tr o u ­ is open to th e p u b lic .
D r. A lb r it t o n , c h a ir m a n o f tho
b le a t fir s t in th e lo c a tio n o f old
d e p a rtm e n t o f g e o lo g y a t S M I
re c o rd in g s o f Ir is h songs p o p u la r
and p ro fe ss o r o f g e o lo g y , w ill also
in th e tw e n tie s , some a p p ro p ria te d iscu ss the M a lo n e M o u n ta in s , an
M a d re
se le c tio n s w e re f in a lly u n co v e re d e x te n sio n o f th e S i e r r a
ra
n
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e
w
h
ic
h
ju
t
s
d
o
w
n
from
in p riv a te c o lle ctio n s.
e a s te rn N e w M e x ic o .
P a r a m o u n t th e a te r o f f ic ia ls a n ­ becom e a h it B r o a d w a y m u sical
L u c y B a r t o n , costum e d ire c to r,
A s g e o lo g ist fo r the I. .S . G e o ­
n o u n ce d th a t m a il o rd e r s fo r seats and has re c e iv e d tw o in c a r n a tio n s says th a t th e r e has been d if f ic u lt y
lo g ic a l S o c ie ty , he m ade stu d ies
as
a
m
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p
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re
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rt
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f
a t the p e rfo rm a n c e a re n o w being
on
th e
M a lo n e
an d
Q u itm a n
ta k e n . P r ic e s o f ad m issio n a r e :
Jo h a n n S tra u s s , J r . , w ho w ro te clo th e s th a t a re w o rn in the D u b ­
m o u n ta in s o f W e s t I exas an d on
lo w e r
flo o r,
$ 3 .9 0 :
m ezzaine. the “ F le d e r m a u s ,” is one o f A u s - ; lin slu m s. “ W e has tro u b le fin d ­
th e g e o lo g y o f c e n tra l and w es­
$ 3 .2 5 ; and b a lc o n y , *2.60 a n d t r ia 's m ost fa m o u s com posers. H e in g a p a ir o f m o leskin s (o ld v e l­
te rn T e x a s.
is e s p e c ia lly re m e m b e re d f o r his v e te e n p a n t s ), b u t an E n g lis h p ro ­
$ 2 . 20 .
fesso r o b lig ed w it h a p a i r
ii
The
“ F le d e r m a u s "
w as
f ir s t w a ltz e s such as “ B lu e D a n u b e ,
D r. E a r l M . D a lle n b a c h , c h a ir ­
p re s e n te d in V ie n n a som e 75 y e a rs “ A r t is t 's L i f e , ” and “ T a lc s fro m w h ic h he used to p a in t.”
m an o f the D e p a r tm e n t o f P s y ­
ago. S in c e th a t tim e the m e r r y the V ie n n a W o o d s .”
D r. F . R . H o d g e , d ire c to r o f c h o lo g y , w ill sp e a k to P s i ( hi,
w h en 'J u n o and t h o
opens N o v e m b e r 7 in X

at the

the c a s t o f 65.

O th e r lead p a r is w ill be fille d by
M ic h a e l B a r t le t t , A d e la id e B is h o p
and L lo y d T h o m a s L e e c h . A l l a re ) o p e re tta ha* been p e rfo rm e d in
vv e ll
know n
o p e ra
aud
stag e n e a r ly a ll the o p e ra houses o f
E u r o p e and th e A m e r ic a s . It has
p e rs o n a litie s .

Piano Winner to Solo
With Austin Symphony

sold. S h ir le y L a w r e n c e , c h a irm a n
M o n te H ill Daw.-, 18-year-old
w in n e r o f a s ta te w id e co n te st to o f the d riv e , sa id . A d m iss io n p rice
is 45 ce n ts a p ie c e fo r the eig h t
se le c t the b est y o u n g p ia n is t in
co n ce rts. W it h o u t th e season t i c ­
T e x a s w ill be guest soloist at
the c o n c e rt of th e A u s tin S y m ­ k et, ad m issio n w ill co st the s tu ­
p hon y O rc h e s tr a M o n d a y e v e n in g d e n t 60 cents.
__________
“ S ie g f r ie d
A special c h a r t e r e d bus w ill
a t 8 ti 5.
Go ld man Judge* Bak ing
ta k e stu d e n ts to a n d fro m the
M is s
D a v is ,
w in n e r
of
the
M D * M a r y G o ld m a n , a s s is ta n t
W e d n e s d a y M o r n in g M usic C lu b 's D r a g Hnd C o lise u m .
p ro fe s s o r o f hom e e c o n o m ics , w a s
f ft 'n Y o u n g A r t i s t ( on te st, r e ­
ju d g e f o r a w o m a n 's d iv is io n b a k ­
c eive d a $206 cash p ris e , pius the
in g conte-* a t th e 'I exas S t a t . F a i r
O p p o rtu n ity to a p e p a r w it h the
in D a lla s la s t w e e k end.
sym phony.

M iss D a v is w ill p la y the G r ie g
C o n c e r to in A M in o r. A N a c o g ­
doches
resid en t
now
a tte n d in g
B o th m u-ic am i d ra m a w e re
N T S C a t D e n to n , she has been
into a s in g le
pro d u ctio n
c a lle d by the H o u s to n and D a lla s fu sed
o rc h e s tra s , w ith w hom she ha a p ­ w h en “ T h e T a le s o f H o ffm a n ,
pearer! as g u e s t soloist, ''th e hest one o f the w o rld 's im m o rta l m u s i­
cal w o rk s w a s m ade into a te c h n i­
y o u n g p ia n is t in th e state
c o lo r film - o p era.
T h e o rc h e s tra w ill also presen t
M o ira S h e a r e r , L e o n id e M a s ­
D v o r a k 's “ N e w W o r l d S y m p h o n y "
sin e, R o b e rt H e lp m a n n , P a m e la
an d the o v e r tu r e to M en d elsso h n s
B r o w n , and
L u d m illa T c h e rin a ,
“ F i n g a l ’s ( a v e .’’
w ith S i r T h o m a s B e e c h a m c o n ­
A booth on the M a ll, m an ned
d u c tin g the R o y a l P h ilh a r m o n ic ,
b y S p o o k s an d S i lv e r S p u r * , w ill
a r e fe a tu re d in the film w h ic h
sell stu d e n t season tic k e ts f o r the
w ill open at th e T e x a s T h e a te r
A u s tin S y m p h o n y th i* w eek fro m
F r i d a y and w ill p la y f o r one w ee k .
9 a rn. to 3 p.m.
W it h the e x c e p tio n o f R o b e rt
Q lite a n u m b e r o f tic k e ts , at
R o u n s e v ille an d A n n M y e rs , w ho
a sp ecial p ric e o f $3.60, have been
a c t and sin g th e ro le s o f H o f f ­
m an am i A n t o n ia , the re m a in in g
v o ic e s are n o t those o f the actors.
T h is p e rm itte d th e d ire c to rs o f
the p ictu re to c a s t the d esired
ro le s w ith ju s t th e ty p e s fo r the
The Frie ndlie st Pla ce in Town
p a rts , w ith o u t s a c r if ic in g a n y m us­

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T ic k e ts w ill go on sale S a t u r d a y
fo r th e F o r t y A c re s F o llie s , the
a n n u a l show sponsored b y M ic a .
T h e y m ay be p u rch ased f o r 7 J
c e n ts at the
U n iv e r s it y
Co-op,
H e m p h ill’s B o o k S t o r e , the I exas
Book
Sto re ,
the
M ic a
o ff ic e ,
U n io n o ff ic e , and at. a s p e c i a l
booth se t up on the cam p u s.
T h is y e a r ’s show , d ire c te d by
B o b C o x , w ill h r a m u sical re v u e
f e a tu r in g songs and d an ce s in a
se rie s o f f iv e p ro d u c tio n n u m ­
b e rs ; B a n d e r a Stampede, D iam o n d
L ib s
N ig h tc lu b ,
H a w a ii
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V iv a M e x ic o , and B a c k H om e in

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D uke
E llin g t o n ,
N a t “ K in g ”
C o le, an d S a ra h V a u g h a n w ill g ive
a p e rfo rm a n c e in C it y < o liseum
a t 8 :1 5 to n ig h t.
Ja z z p o lls voted S a r a h \ a n g lia n
n u m b e r one fe m a le s in g e r f o r the
p ast th re e ye a rs . T h e K in g C o le
g ro u p in c lu d e * S a t on the p ian o ,
Ir v in g A s h b y on g u ita r , J o e < omfo r t on bass, an d J a c k * ostanzo
on bongo drum s.

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Tyrone Pow et
Susan Hayward

John Wayne
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“ Change of
Heart”
B o * Of f i ce Open* 6: 00

S60 I DADAS MI WA*

p rr

T W O SH O W S N IG H T L Y
Fe a tu re Start* at 7 P. M.

T itle *

DRIVE-IN

stone Bathsheba crying-

"M R . B E L V E D E R E
R1NC.S T H E B E L L "

A D U L T E R E S S !'

STARTS
TOMORROW!
. . .
A R A R E AND T H R IL L IN G
1*Ym •r. T *.«y P R O D U C T I O N O F A B A L L E T
O P E R A AND COLOR.

COME TO ARTHUR M URRAY’S
AND LEARN TO BE A SOUGHT
AFTER PARTNER OVERNIGHT

80c

--- -

$ 1.00

Children A n ytim e
Pa**

25c

color by T E C H N IC O L O R

I >uva I.

Starring
M O IR A S H E A R E R

STATE
IV Ie phone- ’ - S t* I

A LL SEATS R ESER V ED
M A T . 1.20— 1.50— 1.80
E V E . 1.20 — 1.80— 2.40
S T U D E N T S $1.00
A N Y T IM E !

2116 Guadalupe
Phone 8-6687

/
and
/

803 Congress
Phone 2-6261

Mrs. Alfred Bull Ends
Service to University
M r*. M f red ( '. B u l l, the fo r m e r
Mi
A lic e A r c h e r , has resig n ed
h e r p o sitio i a- t ic k e t m a n a g e r fo r
I nt l rec i m iati A th le t ic s , e f f e c t iv e

*

T h e G y m n a s t ic * C lu b w ill hold
a
g y m n a s tic s
c lin ic
7 :4 5
pun.
T h u r s d a y a t G r e g o r y G y m fo i lo ­ N o v e m b e r I.
cal boy sc o u ts in te re s te d in g y m ­
S in
re c e n tly
w a s m a rrie d to
A lfre d C. B u ll, vic e - p re s id e n t o f
n astics.
A n o u ts ta n d in g
a u t h o r it y
on the A m e r ic a n N a tio n a l B a n k in
p u b lic h e a lth a n d m e d ic a l a d m in ­ A u s tin . T h e co u p le has 'v isite d
A la., re c e n tly
and
a t­
is tra tio n , D r . Jo s e p h
H ir s h w ill M o b ile ,
speak T h u r s d a y a t 8 p.m . a t th e tended the T u ia n e fo o tb a ll gam e
HiUel Fo u n d a tio n . H e is e x e c u ­ in N e w O rle a n s on O c to b e r 27.
M r. an d M rs . B u l l w ill re sid e in
tiv e s e c r e t a r y t o th e M e d ic a l A d ­
v is o r y B o a r d o f th e H e b r e w U t i- A ustin a f t e r r e t u r n in g fro m t h e ir
v e r s ity - H a d a s s a h M e d ic a l S c h o o l. tr ip .
★

Election o f n e w o ffice r- an d
n ew m e m b e rs o f R e a g a n L it e r a r y
S o c ie ty w ill he b eld a t 5 o 'c lo c k
T h u rsd ay at t h o
D e lta G a m m a
house, B e t t y L o u H a m , p re s id e n t,

Law

Head*

M* i ;

Theater

Group

■ La w , dram a in stru cto r,

new se c re ta ry ' o f the
Texas
F b le at
a
I h e a te r A s s o c ia tio n ,
iiiv
1j d it* -pi m g m e e tin g
announced.
on th e U n iv e r s it y cam pus.
★
I iu
va* e acted ast w eek in
T w o U n iv e r s it y o f l eva- fa c ­
I
VY( :h , w h e re he a tte n d e d
u lt y and s t a f f m e m b e rs w ill ap
S m it h s est T h e a t e r
p e a r on t h e
p ro g ra m
Ih u is d u ..
(
ft I er i ai
p a r tic ip a te d in a
d u rin g a jo in t ii * t it u t e in A is
nam
• ■! ild r e n ’* th e a te r.
fo r th e T c x a * L e a g u e of Nur*mg
Educatio n a n d S ta te Organization

for Public

H e a lth

i-

Nursing.

T hey a r e M is s Ir e n e H e a ly , a s ­
s o c ia te p r o f e s s o r o f n u i sit g e ie atio n a t A u s t i n , an d M i* * L u * >r
H e l m , a s s o c i a t e p ro fe s s o r
i par­
in g at G a lv e s t o n , b o th o f th i ! •
v e r s it y ’s S c h o o l o f N u r s in g f a c u l­
ty .
D r. B e r n ic e M o o re , h o m e m a k ­
in g c o n s u lta n t f o r th e I n iv e r * it y
Flo gg F o u n d a t io n fo r M e n ta l ll
g ie n e and f o r the
I exa
Educa­
tio n A g e n c y , sp o k e W e d n e s d a y .
if *: e L o n g h o rn A m a

M em

’r e s c r ip t! o n s
A lle r c r e m e C o sm e tics
S u r r eal G a rm e n ts
LD

M IN O R , P h a r m a c is t
1910 G u a d a l u p e
P h o n e 2-5211

TERRIFIC SAVINGS ON
p
ante
I.

c J L t\s s o n S

7 HOURS GROUP plus
5 HOURS PRIVATE
SENSIBLY PRICED AT $28.75

r/
7

,

K-

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This c o m t e sell* rl*ewhere for i I t i t 1/ F
$57.50 ( T W I C E O U R P R I C I )
W H Y PAY M O RF’
IM A i Mj IM
KJ
H U R R Y ! O f f e r L im ite d
Above Je-xas fh e a ter

7-9439

“JKH \ii|!i!s iii ii liiim m iii’’
29fh

St

Guadalupe

Phone 6-0541

Saturday Only This Week
V a rie ty

Talent— Refreshments

------p I VI *

•COCKEYED W O NDER
Mickey Rooney

XIAO'S I H
ss
MUG®*
SA RAH

’ K A T I E D ID I T ’

AU
IN PERSON!

— with
Anne Blyth

MONTOPOLIS

III** felt a*#

Lis t Su»pended.

IMH H T H I
iT N u m b l

new m em b ers.
T h e so c ia l stu d ie s g ro u p w ill
discuss “ S a v in g s an d ( a p ita l F r u ­
in a tio n ” F r id a y at- IO a.m . at th i'
hom e o f D r . E le a n o r P a c e , 3 IOO

by JA CQ UES OFFENBACH
*

fre sh m a n

G u e st b eak ers w ill be th e R e v .
P a u l B ie r s te d t o f th e L u th e r a n
l)iv i- io n o f S tu d e n t S e r v ic e an d
\ crn o n F a ille ta z , N a tio n a l L S A
re la tK in s h ip s c h a irm a n .

I j H w e n fo r c e m e n t an d e co n o m ­
\ t te n d in g fro m th e U n iv e r s it y
ics xx ill he d is c u s s e d at tw o g r o in a re
L o i*
B e r g lu n d ,
M a rg ie
m e e tin g s o f th e A m e r ic a n A s s o c i­ B rit- a, R o m o n a
H ahn,
M a rth a
atio n of U n iv e r s i t y W o m e n thi
A r n H a re lik e , Y e r g in ia H e n n ig e r ,
week.
K l nnetK o tz e b u e , F lo y d L a m p ,
“ A p p lic a tio n s
of
S c ie n c e
to R h o d a M c k n ig h t . E r n e s t N a u , B i l l
L a w E n f o r c e m e n t ” is th e s u b je c t N e in a s t, Je a n n in e P e a rc e , M a r y
o f a ta lk b y G le n M c L a u g h lin , D e ­ H e le n S p e a r, D e lo re s S te in k a m p ,
p a rtm e n t o f P u b lic S a f e t y , T h u rs ­ B
ic G in e U n g e r e r , P a u l V o g t,
d a y at 7:30 p.m . a t 3008 W a s h in g ­ F lo re n c e
W e b e r , a n d C o u n s e lo r
ton S q u a re . T h is m e e tin g is fo r B la n c h e R o ck ne.

DF S I R r G O L D "
( A W e ste rn i

Ma* i nee* ’til 5 p.m.

re p re s e n ­
G u lf R e ­
g i on a l L u t h e r a n S t u d e n t A aaociat i on c o n fe re n c e a t T e x a s A & M
F r id a y , S a t u r d a y , an d S u n d a y .

wi t h
( l i f ton W e b b

C A L L 8-6687 T O D A Y

TOMORROW!
Night*

th e

ic
S e v e n te e n U n iv e r s it y
tati ve- w ill a tte n d th e

le v e l are in v ite d .

5

TEXAS

above

in th e D e lta P h i Flp silo n H o u se .
D r. D e w itt C . R e d d ic k , p ro fe s s o r
i jo u r n a lis m , w ill be th e g e u st
*p e a k cr.

Austin Civic Theater “Playhouse”

• E X P E R IM E N T A L C A T R A Z ’
Jo hn How ard

M CCREA

his people who came to

" G IV E U S T H E

group s.
Stu d e n t-

The S i d n e y L a n i e r L i t e r a r y S o c i e t y w ill m eet T h u r s d a y a t 5 p.m .

is back c.gGin as the

AL JE N N IN G S
OF O KLA H O M A
Dan D uryea

— pin*—

defying the wrath of

7 p.m.
S tu d e n ts w il l he d iv id e d in to
sm a ll d iscu ssio n g ro u p s. E d Fro - t
an d D avid A n d e r s o n w il l le a d the

YANK

•C A TTLE D R IV E "
In T e ch n ico lo r

S C a rto o n *

“ Is
C o lle g e
L if e
C r e a t iv e ? ”
w ill he th e to p ic f o r U p p e rc la s s
Fellowship a t th e Y T h u r s d a y a t

M p h * E p» do n D e lta , '.o n .m ary
p re-m ed ical f r a t e r n it y , w ill hold
a m eet ng T h u r s d a y at 7 p.m . in
Tcxa.4 I i <>n 401. A m o v ie o f a
c a n c e r o p e ra tio n w ill he sh ow n .
T h u r s d a y is the . a t d ay fo r
tu le n t4 in te re s te d in th e frn te r-

DCI V t U N T H YAT K IS

n u s T i n 7*2900
JO E L

The P h a r m a c e t t e * , w i v e s o f t h e

Rodeo e n tr ie s can lie m ailed to
the
SW STC
Rodeo Club.
San
M a rc o s . R o d e o tim e has been set
a t 8 o 'clo ck e a c h e v e n in g .

fa c u la
m a n n e rs
itte n d tile m eeting .
★

Tf L

7 »OC, 4

— F.r*ii*H

★

U n iv a r s it y s tu d e n ts m a y e n te r
th e ro d eo c o m p e titio n b e in g held
a t S a n M a rc u s M e m o r ia l P a r k in
San
M arc o f
f r o rn
th u r s d a y
th ro u g h
S a tu rd a y ,
it
w as
an­
il o u n cod y este r d a v .

an I

Student-

S o c ie ty

U n iv e r s it y p h a r m a c y f a c u lt y and
stu d en t-,
w ill
hold
a
r e g u la r
m o n th ly m e e tin g T h u r s d a y in th e
W o m e n ’s L o u n g e o f T e x a s p io n
a t 7 p.m.
T h e m e e tin g is open to th e
. w iv e s o f n ew s tu d e n ts as w e ll ss
a ll m em b ers.
★

C itab le c o rp o ra te sebe vo ted on Novem -

i c in v ite d to

L ite r a r y

B e rn a rd H o e s li, in s tr u c to r o f
p la n n in g , has been se le cte d spo n ­
sor o f the g r o u p th is y e a r .

I d ay .
Mi.** P e te rs o n is an a u t h o r it y
on in d u s tria l p ro g re ss in c h e m ica l
d e v e lo p m e n ts, p a r t ic u la r ly a* th e y
a f f e c t tho A m e r ic a n hom e. Sh e
is ta lk in g to c lo th in g classes and
h o ld in g c o n fe re n c e s w ith stu d en ts
in te re s te d in m e rc h a n d is in g .
★
c . D . Sim m o n s , v ic e c h a n c e llo r
o f th e U n iv e r s it y , w ill sp e a k to
th e st id ent ch apt et o f th e A m e r i­
can F in a n c e A n o c ia t io n
I t U! *dav night at 7 o ’clo ck in W ag-

n m ore pi
u n t ie s xvii
el 13.

A »h b e l

Kappa
Kappa
Gam m a
s o r o rity
house at 4:45 T h u r s d a y a fte rn o o n .
★

BU RN E!
RAWHIDE

“ The Angel &
The Badman”

The

c ia tio n o f c it y
p la n n in g , m eets
T h u r s d a y a t 7 p.m . in A r c h it e c ­
tu re B u ild in g 3 0 7 , to e le c t n ew
m em b ers to th e o rg a n iz a tio n .

T ic k e ts a re $3.80, $2.10, and
g e n e r H a ll IO U
$1.80. P ro c e e d s w ill go to the a n ­
M r. Sim m o n - , fo r m e r p r o f e s s o r
nual C h ris tm a s p arty at the S e t t le ­
o f fin a n c e , w d l speak on “ The
m ent C lu b , the T e x a s S c h o o l fo i
U n iv e r s it y '''
C o n tro v e rs ie s
over
the D e a f, A u s tin P u b lic S c h o o ls ’
l i n e u n c u t in C o rp o r a te S e c u r i­
safety' p a tro ls, and f f*r a L it t le
tie s .”
League
b a se b all
fie ld
ii* L a 4t
'D iv e r s ity can in vest the
Th.
A u s tin .
fro m its o il lan d o n ly in
rev en
I and g o v e rn m e n t stocks
m un ii
cmd*.
A
<1 n- titu tio n a !
a llo w in g
in v e stm e n t
m endm ent
.
5-b tij
TSO'

“ I Love You Only”

JANE POWELL
V K DAMONE

Y ou are part of the powerful

Show

•k

*
g e t a lo t o f m o n e y , th e y s t a r t r e ­
T
h
e
A
lb
*
Clu
b w ill h av e its
p la c in g f u r n itu r e b e fo re g e ttin g
in the chips. So th e f u r n it u r e has p ic tu re ta k e n f o r the ( a c tu s F r i ­
to he c h an g e d , and the re n o v a tio n d a y at 1 :30 p.m . in fr o n t o f M o ­
is a m a n ife s ta tio n o f g a u d in e ss d ern L a n g u a g e s B u ild in g .
M e m b e rs
a re
a*ked
to
he
c h a r a c t e r is tic
of
(be
get-richth e re .
q u ick typ es.
★
In a e t I I I , th e fu r n itu r e is ag ain
M e m b e rs o f W ic a C o u n c il are
c a rr ie d o f f , le a v in g tho a c to rs d e ­
to m eet in fro n t o f the M o dern
sp o n d e n t a n d th e prop c r e w w o rn
lan g u ag es B u ild in g T h u r s d a y at
o u t fro m so m u ch w o rk .
I :45 p.m. to h av e p ic tu re s m ade
• A d m iss io n to “ J u n o ” is IO cen ts f o r tho C a c tu s . E a c h m e m b e r is
w ith b la n k e t- la x and 80 re n ts fo r to b rin g $1 to help p a y fo r it,
n on-blanket-ta x holders.
T h e o L u e d e rs , p re s id e n t, said.
★
Mi**
B e th
Peterson,
hom e
e co n o m ist f o r th e E . L du P e n t
de N e m o u rs & C o m p a n y e x te n sio n
d iv is io n , w ill c o n clu d e h e r ta lk s
to hom e e co n o m ics classes fh u rs-

Benjamin G ifli

2 P . M.

RICH YOUNG
PRETTY

as D avid

Ducats on Sale Saturday
For Forty Acres Follies

t e u r R a d io Club w ill m e e t In th e
E n g in e e r in g B u ild in g T h u r s d a y s t
7 :30 p.m .
★

Nu Alpha C hi P i. n a t io n a l asso ­ w il l hold in itia tio n c e re m o n ie s a t

the P a y c o c k ," sa\s
e x p e rim e n ta l
th e a te r
H o g g A u d ito r iu m w ill
fo r th is ty p e o f show
its in tim a c y .

Susan Hayward

“ FLYING
LEATHERNECKS”

u n ft s IT V
FIRST SH O W

I T
O
L
2 070 V

JO H N W A Y N F.
RO BERT RYAN

CAGED FURY1

as Goliath

A
P
TE C.

Blaring
fhrill* aa Matin*' Corp*
Pilot* Battle Odd* in Pacific Air
C ampa i f n*

Pa ul K E L L Y

i

d a ily , at 2 :30 and 8:15 p.m . A d ­
m ission w ill be o n ly st the b e g in ­
n in g o f the m o vie.
B la n k e t T a x h o ld ers m a y o b ­
ta in re s e rv e d seats fo r $1 on the
tw o side sectio n s, w h ile r e g u la r
tic k e ts a re p riced fro m $1.20 to
$2.40 fo r re s e rv e d seats in th e
c e n te r sectio n .
“ T a le s o f H o ff m a n n ,” b y the
p ro d u c e rs and cast o f th e c e le ­
b ra te d “ R ed S h o e s ” is a L o n d o n
F ilm P r e s e n ta tio n .

S-m o

— plus—
Richard D E N N I N G

Y o u are there

B a r t le t t , th e le a d in g te n o r o f
“ F le d e r m a u s ,” has s ta rre d in m o­
vies, o p e ra , B r o a d w a y m u sic a ls
and on the a ir. L a s t su m m e r he
a p p e a re d in the H o lly w o o d B o w l
p ro d u c tio n o f th e o p e re tta .

CHIEF

J
M | to..
R' .ftiffd DY

3V i -HWU

n it y
to
se n d
in
c o m p le te
tra n s c rip ts o f c o lle g e w o r k f o r
m em b ersh ip . F a ll
in itia tio n
vs ill
be held N o v e m b e r 15.

h o n o ra ry
p s y c h o lo g y
f r a t e r n it y ,
on th e a c tiv itie s o f th e C o rn e ll
U n iv e r s it y c h a p te r T h u r s d a y at 8
p.m. in T e x a s U n io n 316.
O th e r sp e a k e rs w ill in c lu d e Dr.
“ So m u ch dep en d s on th e su b tle P h illip W o r c h e l, f a c u lt y sponsor,
an d E ls ie M a d e an d C h a rle s Z im ­
p o r t r a y a l o f th e c h a ra c te rs and
the sm a ll size o f X H a ll T h e a te r! m er, stu d e n ts.
M e m b e rsh ip
in
the
c lu b
is
w ill lie b e n e fic ia l to th e a c to rs and
open to stu d e n ts w ho h a v e a B
se rve them to a b e tte r a d v a n ­
a v e ra g e an d c re d it f o r
tw e lv e
ta g e ,” D r. H o d g e said.
h o u rs in p s y c h o lo g y o r e d u c a tio n ­
T o rn
w a ll
p ap e r
and
w a te r al p sy ch o lo g y. S tu d e n ts w is h in g
m a rk s on the w a ll a re some o f the to jo in th e f r a t e r n it y m a y le a ve
c a tc h y litt le tr ic k s sot b u ild e rs a tr a n s c rip t o f th e ir co ed its in the
h av e to m ak e a room look old Psi C h i box, S u t t o n H a ll 317, o r
an d w o rn . A n d th e set b u ild e rs o f mail it to C h a rle s Z im m e r, 2509-A
“ J u n o , ” ( P a t H in e s as stag e crew S a n A n to n io S t r e e t , A u s tin .
h ead , B o b B u r le s o n as head o f th e
N e w o f f ic e r s o f P s i C h i fo r the
p a in t c re w , an d B ill ( ra v e as head fa ll s e m e ste r a re M a r y L o u D e a ­
o f the lig h t c r e w ) a re o b lig in g to n , president.; C l i f f C h a m b e rs ,
w ith a p e rfe c t re n d itio n o f the v ic e - p re s id e n t;
B e v e rly
Benson,
s e c r e t a r y ; E ls ie M a t li, tr e a s u r e r ;
D u b lin slum s.
B u t it d o e sn ’t s ta y th a t w a y . O th o C r a w f o r d , p u b lic it y c h a ir ­
I F o r in A c t I I , w hen d isillu s io n e d m a n ; an d C h a rle s Z im m e r, m em ­
p la y e rs th in k th e y a re go in g to b e rsh ip c h a irm a n .

S h e ha* been seen in “ K h o van tc h in a ,” “ D e r R o s e n k a v a lie r,” “ T h e
B a r b e r o f S e v ille , " “ L a F o rza del
D e s t in a ,” “ So n g o f N o r w a y ,” and
“ M a g d a le n a .’’

U n io n .

Michael

Grier

IAYM0RD HASSEY KIERON MOOSE

HENRY KING

“ J u n o and
th a t
the
r a th e r th a n
he p e r f e c t
b ecau se o f

B a n d e ra .
T h e h ig h lig h t w ill he the pre
mentation o f the M o st B e a u t if u l
F re s h m a n , w h o w ill he chosen N o ­
ve m b e r 8 a t 3 :30 p.m. in the In ­
te r n a tio n a l
B a llro o m
of
the

andtoe LADY

SUSAN

P eck Hayward
:r

M iss B o tin a , w o o w ill sing the
p a r t o f R o s a lin d a in th e A u s tin
p ro d u c tio n o f the o p e re tta , has
a lt e r n a t e ly
p e rfo rm e d
on
the
B r o a d w a y stage and the M e tr o ­
p o lita n d u r in g the p ast fe w y e a rs .
Sh e h a* been h ig h ly su c c e ssfu l as
C a rm e n and has p layed in J e r o m e
K e r n 's “ M u s ic in the A i r . "

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T I C K E T S o n S A L E W E D N E S D A Y . O C T . 17
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To Be 4-6 Today
Judging on Basis
O f Dancing, Looks

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Peruvian Educator
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Begins UT VisitToday

H " “ ph.i i ?
Fresh m »n
R e a .iin * w ith a minimum of dmto*ue.
Em erson ra d ,'* , rno-et 3*7E,
,
„
•
,u_
m
t«
rv
vities.
Col.
M
endota
received
the
C
ontest
before
the
deadline
M on­
bight r education in the m-o a;.,
and
P a rk e r “ 51” fo u n tain pens
The
I nnive;
ill be host to higher e<•uta■*'*
'I he U
iv e rs-aty
ity w ni
m a tin . cab in et
post
of
M in ister
o f day a t 5 p.m., Mrs. M a rjo rie
post
s< hor.,* of h I co u n try. D istin­ cabin et
are the firs t and second i nzes
*aid Dean Russell D, N iles of the
T ry o u t* C r toe T exanna*, pre­ Col. .Juan Mendoza R, m inister o f
P
a
ik
e
r
,
instructo
r
in
speech,
?aid
guished as a Student in command E d ica tio n .
fo r each div.-,on.
New Yorx U n iv e rsity Daw School. cision dance team, wii
ne held education m P eru , th i* week.
In some respects, f ol. Mendoza W ednt -sday.
and s ta ff schools in other coun­
C
ol,
M
endoza
here
a
t
’
he
in
­
i
to
6
p
m.
Th
jrsd
ay
J
the
from
The scholarships are named for
Student® w ith few er than 30
tries, he furnished leadership in may be o rn pa rod to H o ra ce M a n
Sam uel J . T ilden and Klihu Root. I- terr.atiOftal Room of the Texas vitatio n o f f ba eelier Jam * - I . r
A U S T IN
own country, com m anding the o f N ew En g la n d , who led the f.gnt sem ester hour® are eligible to
R oot wa* secretary of war, secre­ Union. G irl* w ill b e j u d g e d on H a rt, who wa- the g ie.-t of < -d. P e ru v ia n O ffic e r ’s School and the fo r establishment of public school* com pete. Selectior.s, which w ill be
W E L D IN G &
Mendoza
in
Pe
ru
la-t
spring.
He
ta ry of State, and U S -en a tor. dancing a b l i t y , D - o k « , a n d « a g e
R A D IA T O R
prose and m ay be original, a r e
in this country.
S u p e rio r W a r School.
is scheduled to a rriv e rhuraday.
Y o rk C ity.
WORKS
Tilden wa- governor of N ew io r k , persona, ity.
A f te r spending over h a lf of his
An im p ortant part of Col. M e n ­ to be approved by a speech stat.
F.du ated . n th*1 p lblic schoolSelection of the students w ill be and received the aggest popular
“ The
number of g rU accepted
OOO w . 5th S t
rn ..‘a r y service in teaching act;- doza’s plan to provide everyone m em ber before the p relim in ary
ba®ei on grades, extra-curricular but not. the largest electoral col­ depends on the n imbe- of qua i- of P e ru , Col. M en dor. a purs ,ed his
Tcl. 6-37S3
m P e r u an education a* public contest T uesday at I p.m. rn
activities, and the student *
in- lege VOT, rn the race fo r president fied dancers who tr y o d ,
L**
expense is tr«* con.so Ii da tod school Spec* . B u l.d in g -OI. C h a ra c te ri­
selfish public leadership.
Bunch, director, stated.
against Hayes
c en ter which s being constructed zations and im personation* may
To appiv. the studen mu-t bf a
T w o student* -’ iii be selected
The Texan rte* w ill do a r im,n e ve ry departm ent in Peru and not be used. F.ntr.es iho uld be not
H a v in g * p a r t y ?
senior, between the ages of 2“ and for ear h of the ie, fed* a! pun
ber in F o rty A cre Follies, appeal
W ill
serve
students
from
the
# S o v t l t , R .b b e r M a » k »
28, and a c tszen. A p p lic a to rs ria l rir c u iu . * f t * r h * appl: a* on on various I nion programs, and
fourth grade thro igh U g h school.
Sr H e ii- m fn fla te d B a : oona
Should be made to th# Dean of ha, been accepted, the candidate give benefit snows. L a it year the
* C o s tu m e * — B j T o * R e r t
T hese <* .’.tm-, contain com pre­
the La w School, New York U h - will appear before a state com­ group appeared in A i Force and
W e b a * * N o v e lt ie * o f a ll ty p e *
hensive shop* for vocational edu­
versitv I.aw C enter, ^ V, ashington mittee composed of the ch cf jus­
A rm y base show* ab cation e -,-ntial to the in d u stria li­
a u s t in n o v e l t y c o .
S q u a r e , N ew 'to ri., N. Y •
tice of the state’s higbe-4 court,
i/.t it to rt iinternship
n t fr m i h I TI at
This year the 7 clarine- per­
j p ( ..
veil.I a Adietitian
SOO w . 5tb
6-4357
zation of po i and a highf
-*.anM
ealtim
e
a
t
the
S
t
*dent
Health
“ The scholars w ill be given per­ the president of the state bar as­ formed a* a power convention at
the U n iv e rs ity o f M ichigan.
dard o f living for the masses.
( enter 4 a tim e for good food.
sonal contact® w ith outstanding sociation, and the editor or publi­ the Stephen F. Austin Hotel.
MiM a ry Attice Je n k in s , a<iBesides the consolidated - bool*,
sher of a lead ng ‘ tate newspaper.
• a - it dance with the
Pre p a re d by a kitchen sta ff of niin. -J rat ive
In
assistant
at
the
A n i g ir l
t r ia b le
to a tte n d
th e
ru ral -mnools a e being organized
H a lloween, three do­
If he pa®1
-*'• he w ill go b* fore a
spin*
scheduled
tryouts
may
n o tify th irteen f ill-time employee- and H ealth C enter, explained that the to decrease
lite ra cy am ong the
committee of the fed- rat ju<i elal
ter! fled the Pi Phi
zen
dietitian
in
charge
o
f
the
kitchen
Cleaning and Pressing
B e tty B im h, 2-7798.
one part-time w orker, the meal*
Inn.an population of the country.
circu it to which r - state belong®.
mi.-. T ie«day night.
r, jut be a graduate in dictetn
No E x tra C harg e
suit the needs of the patient- as
In g en era', p . ’ .
education ri
The so rority was at dinner
and a member of the Am erican
Peru ha-; been g e ra t.y im proved
P R O D U C E Q U IC K
prescribed by then d o c to rs ex­ D ietetic Association.
LO N G H O R N CLEANERS
h >no ing * e v:-.t rig pTOvir ce
RESULTS
by < oh M endoza’-' leadership. I re
plained Miss M arie S au n d eis. to 1
Z5 3 S G u a d a lu p a
Ph . 6-3A47
president
when
a
group
of
ftaT H E D A IL Y
f.'rowded conditions have never
school enrollm ent ha
been in ­
d ietitian a ’ the flea ti ( entm .
TEXAN
te» rnty pledges noisily burst in­
■cen a problem at the H ealth
“ T here is a general, a light, a < enter, Mi-.- Je n k in s stated, hhe creased by I 50,000 du ring the first
to th*- ho *.-c. T h * ; carne-! a
TAK1>U A ( iv IL SERV IO TL»T 7
Music
’ ne dining room,
soft, and a liquid d iet,” si e e x ­ U, pdal ha* never reached its ca­ tw o years of hi- adm inistration .
Special Services
bar
Ja n m r
P r o f .* - « * ■
and
He
plans
to
o:-<
■
the
TcxaA p a rtm e n t tor Rent
A*f raltaral
»,-p'ication. ne*
-i fled a about
p l a i n e d . The general diet cofisi.it
rat.*
pacity of H2 patients, which tan
KO ORI) k I > MI' -H r
.pee.
oar’ •»
• , , *r’
u I or«-*,ion»; 1-1210,
d in all direcH A IR * H T*
of almost anyth ng, except, things be expanded to 98 by converting p abl ic education program with
w n > » i. . p p d
'" W
a ' f i t . P«*t
I. 0 1
Com m issioner of Ed u catio n J . VU
. ■*r »’, Ha • -r ' r .■
W A H . AKI L
y ,n »
fa,i#<1 t h . . . t**»a la .! *.•»■ "
AIMED! ATH LY
like
hot
tam
ale
and
<
abbaye,
that
the
tw
o
sun
rooms
into
wards.
bed
•
t V I
•ff.r ntmplft. ..arhmt ma »ri*l
»
B ,",r
Typmg
E d g a r and education -*pecian
new euintone and red*®0'1
the student count <at at home.
A T I O N A L i i i 1 I L K A P H I*
21OU Wood rn
e ta . rm .-ae.
C M D. M o n ., h ark i t im.*
.Staff members or “ d ie ta ry a.*Some f •ne u ■",» w ere g* a o■
nom up* rtn a n '
on
the
I
n
iveriiy
Fa
c
u
lty.
Horn*- P*>r >
Dot • i
light
diet
include.soup, -,stan’ s” work nine hours a day
itmlv-l
if .io
theme*. The
I
r ii *»tm Cf
IJJ
M ft
»v pa
VO' if
z nap] r -i and holding them
AN* I of r-mr - Lara*
Lrankl.n |n»o*»i. Ovp*. tt-11*.
He wi Si review a parade by the
I « at a
fidtp i . 63»$642
broiled steak, vegetables, de-seits, including his lunch hour. Since
VAI.K IN1. nDUX
-ea: -,
having
%.»rr h work
■ pct'-'
l - v h . . t . r 4. H . 7 .
f
t
a
rn
i«
h
<
d
apartment.
*»
•
>
four-rnn
__ KXPKFU LV I I* T H K. - et» I niver- ami sim ilar ea ny dige-te.i toori. . they must be at wor<-. from time . ombined R O I L unit- F r id a y a fte r
2.ZISS.
r n* - tangle the hair
nil RS-H
i €*a I
Ritchie
w
hich
he
w
ill
be
honored
at
an
Mn
ait-/
neighborhood
P A I T. A S M ) K T W O R I U
*«
that it has to be
M i; • Sa un d e i w h o
a •umed t,, -erve b rea k fa st a t J o,clo«-k
ba*
M o » 1on
f!
I o»
A n t * <-■ *
o ffic ia l luncheon at the T e a
2-4'/lo.
Dancing
j,” -a d Ga
L'ampoei:
her position O ctober I rt, ha- ireen jr ' I finishing supper at 6 o’clock,
1
e* **cnif *■ a
ro> •< •
U
nion.
He
also
w
ll
ne
rem.gr
..mo
ROBBING BODY SH O P
E l , L l T R IO T Y P E W R I T L R — acc. rata
Shar* Linen-# ll nr##
*
in hospital work eighteen veals. they work sn shifts.
ne-t
of
them
wa a M arg y
V
I
7
43
a
fte
r
a
.
w
e
e
*
e
n
d
*.
in half-time a ctivities at t.ne UT. 63* I
" C a m p i . t a B o d y a n d F . n d a r R e p a ir
a r t ily
R e ’ *onm
<
Meals are served to the patient
She took a degree a t T S 1 VV, then
/ preaident, who was bur 21*'S Swi*h er. TelaS M U gam '1.
TYPING SRRVJ i ■
C r K v * * 9 p M r r ,'* te 1' ,“'
*
three times a d a y ; hreakfa-t ■*
a SF A T C O V E R S
g to c a tch
b a ’ ® in
a
• in
*
p a in t in g
M,ti
Weir
ti
Lost and Found
p h o n e : 7*320•
PANNBTTE D VA! DAV E ST * DIO
from 7 to H a.rn., lunch from I J
♦ G LA SS
* A U T O R E F IN IS H IN G
hag, exp lair ng that she
papet
i
El
ar
froLome
I H I -F. ■.
O IS H K . R T A T I O N S
W a sh , B ren d a, Sw anson
LO ! Lad y Ll ion vr ( ->»•
noon to J p rn., ai.-I supper from A pplication D ead line Set
M r, I *' LittleP h . 7 4973
g e’ s IX points credit, for each
m at.rci
D ie t n ilc n . , n i r fling
1305 L a v p c «
where on c l i 1
.' - - e l
field Phone '2-317
l> »«c
nit< * 1, 63-22 12.
W in Design Competition 5 to b p.m.
in he zoology course,
To keep a schedule, Miss Jen- For W h itn e y A w a rd s
' Af c t R ATE TY Pl ML P« ' -«i P an* d»
Oi der was fin a d y restored by
,. 7I VI.
______ [ OST W A LLET containing ,rr"
r inH said, patients m ust he fe<i a ’
,i , *-r Mre. Lr keon, A- .'n 4*
I m versity students Ja m e s f
s p e e d w a y
(,»;er«
iuh.'inti*
reward Phone
Students a p p lyin g fo r the I J
wa i Lei s who caugi ' most of the
i *p rm tm I ran - W i i k i r eon - , * 4 or *
P
;,;H1 AT * ni.eral' •
Ration• W ash J r . , G erald K. B la n d a and a given hour even if they must
Ken
ann*
EXPER
IEN
C
ED
M
A.
graduate.
I,
but
the
girls
got
little
Jo
h
n
H
a
y
W
h
itn
e
y
Opportumt..
hath. Private . . ’-.ne
hat
,},V Mre Davie 5-1 237.
I,ester Swanson w ere w innei
rn bi waked. If s like the old joke
J,*- T READD-', /»**<■ « igh* 1
a 2 70 3 S p e e d w * v. 2 - ■•»<*.
Fello w sh ip aw ards must n o tify tr <- i*If‘ TY t.H<41 night.
w ith r le a r p .a * * ). fra m e * in tan ' e n a1,out
patients
com
plainin
g
of
he­
the
U
n
iv
e
rs
ity
of
Ie
x
it
div
-um
KOO
d i a* a r t a Mona.
“ W e w ere tu rn in g on lights
U lt -L
Jo h n H a y W h itn e y Foundation,
M.
le a ’ her
eaee. C a ll
•" 11'
* n E L L ' I Kb
SALES & SERVIC E
ir,g waked at 1:30 in the mon mg
of the design competition
W ?, I at - - m o rn in g i 2-9444,
For Rent
( ohen
anti opening closets most of the
30 R o c k e fe lle r Plaza, New V oi k
W
M VV a lin . Ow n.r
to have then faces washed for 7
sponsored
by
th*1
I
exits
Socumy
Pick
up
a*rvir#
7-3846
r ight an ! w e're stud ? nding
TYPING : M A I wo
2010 Speedw ay
JO, N Y. before N ovem ber 30.
o’clock
b
reak
fast,
she
said,
but
r>f A re Iv t ects ami t he I <athel *e
ldiftll, 2-4363
TTRACTIVE ROOM, proa'* b*’t
bats ’ to d ay,”
said
Florence
The
aw
ard?,
which
range
from
d r y in g
m om
Q u i# '
.a d
i- # . * * "
( orporation
in
ban
A n ’ unio the schedule demands it.
a ir .
I ' n iV # r * i t y
T H ESE* . REPO RTS
$1,000 to $3,ODO, provide a ye a r
,r ,
w o n '• « '# « 'h # r c r / " " I n t r
Fitch .
_____
B e e f, fish, and fow l are served
T h u rsd ay and Frid a
neigh horhnnd Mra. flite h i* . 2-4 >16.
tnt. 7i d W#»! 24til.
of specialized work in scholastic
W ash won the 11 kb first prize. ■aril ’a eek, MDS .Jenkins added, study and experience to develop N e w A r t S t u d e n t * ’ O f f i c e r *
AUTO REPAIRIN G
Wanted
TTRA' TtVF. RODM 'or en* woman
N ew officers of the A r t S tu ­
B
la
n d a won the second bam although the H ealth 4 enter has talents of leadership. T hey also
rriv.t# horn# Rn at# hath and
THAT LASTS!
n ra n ra
Lour
bio. * *
»0 *t
of
I rn
r.lRI
BOYS *ad family laundry don* $120, and Swanson took thud been a ffected by the meat prob­ include a period of apprentice­ dents’ Association are Je a n Roya ll, president; Dick Lith g o w , v ic e ­
tra ity . 11 n W a t t 2 4th
at horn*. 1406 Cedar. Phona: 2-4201- place and $60. T h e ir dc igt prob­ lem.
W e call for & deliver.
ship in busine 4 and labor.
F r u it juice is usually the break­
president; S teve Henry, secretary*
I 'niv #r- lem waa 60-bed m ulti toried
CO IX I R F ll L A D Y w ith e * lo do
P re fe re n ce w ill be given A m e ri­
tn her
fast
beverage,
sometimes
replaced
g ir l* la u n d r y
Harry E. Johnson Garage
tre
a
su
re
r;
Herm
an
Rom
eike,
ieA
l
l
y
b
o
y
*
a
n
d
Special Service*
hospital.
can citizens who have been handi­
horn* 7-0023.
With
whole
fru it.
W ith
other
605
Trinity St
Phone 2-205S
p,
rte;
:
and
M
rv
ir
V
ager,
social
The w innin g designs w ill be di
capped by race, religion, or re­
meal , tea, co ffe e, 01 m ilk is
Hair room for *
N L L D A J O R T W l l k e i * H r -or C o m p a n y
chairm an.
ber
h u n t in g
p
I
a
v
e
'
I
in
the
A
rch
ite
ctu
re
Build
.
A
c
r*
!
e
a*
»*
oh
to
a
ft,d
e
r
'
*
gion of residence.
***f
o ff*
h i iU r r , on ranrh 25 nm** »r>u'nserved.
h I ni vera l* y h o u a in g
u n it
("ll
r R o I' *
mg.
Aaa* in Sa# M O Rr, g#r» S'H
of
Buda
on
D
r
i
f
t
,da. IO midi w*--,
■ifsi Ro* d.
leaders in the fields of industry,
finance, law, and public service,”

T w e n ty l a w scholarships are he­
m e offered to Am erican college
seniors by the N ew Yo rk I n' v % *
ai tv L a w * enter. The new RootT ild en S c h o la r s h ip s o f f e r thre*ye a r law srhool scholarship w ith
all expenses paid to the N ew 'N or*
U n iv e rsity U w
C enter in N ew

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