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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FlORIDA LIBRARY Tampa, Florida As You Like It Universitf Partly cloudy tbrougb Tuesday. Warm today and Of South Florida turning cooler Tuesday• Campus Edition . Winds under 15 m.p.h. THE TAMPA TIMES High today 80. Low to night 58. ~·- SIXTY-NINTH YEAR-No. 252 TAMPA, FLORIDA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS

r I Students Criticize Pipeline By WING PREODOR changes - perhaps a directory book is not used, and it is not The University of south instead of a handbook. something that serves as a hand- ' Florida handbook, this year it's However, Dean H. Johnshoy, book or directory. USF Song To .Be Chosen Pipeline; has been placed under dean of Student Affairs, says When asxeo· anout tbls Miller the office of Campus Publica- that if any of the publications said, "I suggest a more detailed tions with regard to any future funds are allocated for this pur- study be made and if use is as issues. pose, they will be for a hand- little as indicated then changes Prof. George H. Miller, ad- book and not a directory. be made to satisfy the majority. visor to the office of Campus In checking some 25 st~:~dents The current book was paid for Publications and director of the on the use they are makmg ~f this fall by the News Bureau's Work-Study Co-operative pro- the handbook most of them satd publications budget. The cost gram, said a student staff will none. . was $2,200 for 4,000 copies. be selected 'and they will carry One stu~ent,. ~hen mformed The current Pipeline was pro- In Competition Wednesday the ball from there. some of hts tu1t~on ~ee money duced by a student staff work went to pay for 1t satd, "then I ing under the Office of Student No budget has been set up was robbed." "I'd prefer to have Affairs and directly under Dr. nor have any funds been al a good student directory now," Carolyn Pinkard's supervision. , lotted, according to Miller. he added. · Anyone wishing to submit In a quick survey of students The general opinion seems to their comments on the useful New Flag Comi~g it appears that if a student be the book repeated material ness of the booklet should ad staff is assigned and has its that was made available during dress their comments to the Of way there will be some drastic orientation, the calendar in the fice of Campus Publications. From Merchants Little Man on Campus By LOUISE STEWART Tutoring The University of South Florida may not have a mascot but it will soon have a school song. A. special program for the presentation of the new USF flag and - Service choosing the new song will be held at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the Teaching Auditorium-Theater. · Leading off the program will be the presentation of the new $256 USF flag donated to the university by· Offered the Merchants Association of Tam p a. Clarence Holtsinger, A tutoring service, oomposed president of the association, will entirely of students and spon present the· gold-fringed flag. sored by the Development Cen Officers $250 TO WINNER ters, opened to all students to The song competition was day. sponsored by the Student Arts Those who feel that tutoring Council and open to students, may .help them to pass a course Elected staff and general public. The or to increase their understand composer of the winning song ing of a course are urged to will receive a $250 cash award contact Mrs. Mary I. Gambrell, which is being donated by the secretary of the Counseling Cam p us Park Homes and Center AD 1068. Mrs. Gam For CFS Charles Rubelsky, president. brell will then assign a tutor to Song entries will be sung by each student. . The Council of Fraternal So USF voice students accompan Mid-Tenn Tutoring cieties held election of officers ied by student Bob Gower on "Tutoring is most successful to serve during the '61-'62 the piano. Soloists in the com if it is begun at the mid- se school year. petition are: Anne Wright, Pris mester," stated Dr. Carolyn A. Elected are: President, Alice cilla Salemi, R o b e r t Burt, Pinkard, clinical counselor. Tu Evans; vice president, Ken Charles Hadley, Jim Leininger, tors will provide students with Keebley: recording secretary, and Richard Winters. an opportunity for more indi Sandy Jones; corresponding sec INTERMISSION retary, Susan Spoto; t reasurer, vidual attention and gl'eater un While the judges are making derstanding of the subject of Mike O'Bryan, and parliamen tarian, Frank Hancock. their decision, three songs will the course. The tutor, however, be sung by a quartet composed is only to aid the student and ENOTAS: Enotas Fraternal of Prissy Salemi, Anne Wright, not to do his work for him. Society is planning a project to Bob Burt, and Jim Leininger. Student tutors are being se support an orphan from the A total of 16 e n t r i e s has lected on the basis of profes Lakeland Children's Home. Eno been submitted. Sadly enough, sors' recommendations. Over tas club members have received there are no student entries. 100 names of students qualified their new evening jackets. The Two members of the faculty in various subjects have been jackets are olive green and contributed to the composer's recommended. Dr. Pinkard and bear the club's crest on the left cause, and the remaining 14 Dr. Thomas A. Rich have sent pocket. were composed by the public letters to these students re ETHELONETES: Club pins at-large throughout the state. Annual Christmas questing their services. for Ethelontes members have PROFS COMPOSE All Subjects been ordered. The shape of the pin is oval, signifying the all From USF: "Alma Mater, Tutors will be provided for USF" -Photos by Jlm lilnehee inclusiveness of the club, in the by Dr. Armin Watkins, Program Scheduled most of the subjects .now being WANT TO GUESSTIMATE THE TEMPERATURE? enter is an Episilon, and around associate professor of music; , offered at the university .\s the outside edge 11 grefian key, and "USF Alma Mater" by Dr. the service grows, more tutors Ever notice how on cool days the ''s W.crs·· mGve to the north side of the Ad· Highhghting the pin is the Wayne Hugoboom, associdtc pro President JohnS. Allen of£ i cia 11 y will open the will be provided for more sub n1inistration Building patio, then as things warm up they move to the south side. small, distinctive guard; a rep fessor of music. Yuletide season on campus Dec. 14, at 2 p.m., when he jects. Oul' guesstimate is that the temperature was in the 80s when this shot was taken. lica of parthenon having four From Tampa: ''Hail to the presents his second annual "Christmas message" to stu Students who are being tu· There is nobody on the sunny side. And notice how the two young men curve columns. which represent the Colors-Green and Gold" by Mrs. dents and staff tored will pay the tutors the their spines to avoid the sun's rays. four ideals o£ the society, sim Viola Guarisco; "USF Alma of University of South Flor\da. same hourly wage which is now plicity, individuality, tasteful Mater" by Franklin Spillers; The address and program, a presidentiG\l tradition being paid to student assistants. pess and free-will. and "University of South Flor which was begun last year, will be called "Christmas o:n The place, time, and number of FIA: Fia held a hayride Nov. ida Song" by Mrs. W. W. Ruble. Campus, 1961." It will take hours of tutoring are to be ar TRIMESTER CALENDAR 17, at the home of pledge Susan From Lutz: "Daughters and place in the patio of the admini- ranged by the individual stu Barnes. Next on their social Sons of Loyalty" by Mrs. Leon •1 5 h d 1 stration building. dent and his tutor. calendar is a Christmas tea, to Cox and "Alma Mater Hymn," 'D a I y c e u e The program, which has not Machines Used be held for entertaining mem also, by Mrs. Cox. MONDAY, NOV. 27. 1001 yet been give n the "final In the second scm e s t e r, bers' parents. From Lake Wales: "Florida ALL DAY-Annual teaching machines and pro No Time for Lauderdale Stat£ ...... UC Lob. Green and Gold" by Cabelle 10:00 a.m.-Student Arts touches," will follow along the TRI-SIS-Tri-SIS sisters have grammed books will be used The Council of Presidents, made up of presidents of the four state universities, been serving as _volunteers at Bass. ~our~~Mtu~ee~~~fs ·::::::::::: j8lm same lines as last year. Begin expel'imentally and may be Psychology Majors ...... , ..... UC200 has release?! the following calendar for the first s c h o o 1year under the trimester .the Lee Haven Chtldren's Home From Miami: "Alma Mater" ning with the president's "mess added as permanent resources for the last three months. Last by Cal Kellogg II. ~e0s't~i;:~rc~'!~u. ·:::::::::::: :Hgg~ of the tutoring service. plan. Bible Study ...... UC204 age," and commencing with the . . . . . Friday they gave the children From St. Petersburg: "Uni Canterbury Assn...... UC205 singing of Christmas carols. In The tutoring service is cur The first tnmester Will open Sept. 10, 1962, the second Jan. 7, 1963, the frrst a Thanksgiving party at Lowry Dance Comm...... UC214 rently part of the Counseling versity of South Florida" by Movie Comm...... UC216 cluded in the presentation, will half of the third trimester April 29, 30, or May 1, and the second half of the third Park. Ruth S. Porter. Stud. Exec. Councll ...... UC218 be the initial performance of the Center, but, as the service •trimester, June 20. Tri-Sisters are also busily Ethelontes ...... UC219 grows, it will become a separate From Jacksonville: "Green Aquatics Club ...... UC221 University C h o i r on campus, Each university will be per- plannin~ a fashion .show. The and Gold"-4 versions-by Fred Epelta ...... UC222 under the direction of Wayne developmental center. Hospitality Comm...... UC226 mitted to h~ve one holid~y dur- ~ef~e~.,m take place m the near C. Van Dusen. 5:00 p.m.- Ballroom Dancing ... UCU Hugoboom, associate professor USF Campus Concerts Dance Class . . .. UC248 of music. in.g each tnmester. USF s. SIGES: Janet Brewer, a mem- From Sarasota: "University of Official Notices ~lan South Florida" b 6:00 p.m.- AAUP Dinner ...... UC103 s F • wlll be to have Thanksg1vmg, ber of Siges Social Club, is y Alexander 7:00 p.m.-Judo Club ...... Base. ong es. PUBLIC RELATIONS - Students In- Valentine. 7:30 p.m.-Worn. Beg, Bridge... Gal. The choir will sing Christian- terested In a career In public relations F B d E hi Gasparilla 8:00 p.m.-Unlv. Worn. Bridge .. UC167 eature an nsem e Invasion Day, and taking Ruth, the orphan girl F rom New York (American 9:00 p.m.-Resident Students ... Ball. sen "Vigil," Britten "Deo ~=~ ;:'~0 .:'.0s'i!~.u~r ·~~~td~hPu·b~f~ July 4 be the 3 official holidays. sponsored by Siges. home TUESDAY, NOV. 28, 1961 0 tt:. for Consulate): "South Florida Al All Day-Annual Staff ...... UCLob. Gracias," and "Jesus and the :~.~·~:.ns n~l~:~·~t~I':Io ~:n: •n~~o~,ha~·~: The University of South Band will Christmas wi!l fall between the thA 0 being 9:00 a.m.-Music Comm...... UCi58 1 1 ~lorida C~ncer~ ~::~;~:s ~ 1~~:Y~~ ma Mater" by Mrs. Mary H. Unlv. Forum · ...... CHlli Wooly Sheep" by Newbury. All convention sessions will be at fhe present two concerts Tuesday m the Umversity's Teach- first and sec d0 n trimesters. planned by Siges. Also under Campbell. Archery Club ...... UC275 They will close with the tradi- Hillsboro Hotel except the morninr and . . . other holidays seem out. Veterans Club ...... UC202 tional "Jingle Bells" by Charles afternoon sessions Frla ..,.. Dec. 8, which ling AuditoriUm-Theatre at 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. consideration is a slumber Admission to the competition Wesley Foundation ...... UC203 At the conclusion of the entire t'i~I ••~·.It~ 01cd e~~.r~h•Fobranardodomon°fi \~~ For the first time at USF, top players of the 60- Few Details party. Two new pledges have is free and no tickets are re Siges ...... UC204 - Semesters will be 15 weeks in been taken · f II th · USF Gun Club ...... UC213 program, 0 1 quired. It is open to everyone. Recreation Comm...... UC214 the choir will join ~~~:~.on ••• Mr. Egerton, USF News member Concert Band have been combined to form the length and the Board of Control semester, Dia;~ ~~~ri'd anJ Broadcasting Club ...... UC215 with the audience in the singing TUTORING CENTER- A lutodnr select Concert Band Ensemble. • has set a limit on the number of Ella Mae Hibbs. Paideia ...... UC22l of various Christmas carols, center operated br U:.e Developmental This Oral Reading ...... UC222 new group has the same days to be usea for registration Choirs Elect Stud. Exec. Council ...... UC226 another t,radition established at ~~~~·r: ~:e;:,st.o~~~aln r:rP!~~~~~~!~ :'.?b~ represe{ltation of instruments elusive of the performance of and final exams, a system which Univ. Band Concert ...... TA R • • 12:30 p.m.-Army Adv. Comm . UC103 last years progarm. jeei. Mrs. Gambrell (AD 1068, ext. 149) as does the parent organization, Jen~ins' overt~re ~y the Uni- is expected to see both items egistration Officers; Date 3:00 p.m .-For~nsic Assn ...... UC226 The university Christmas tree :!~ t;M :~:~~;·u;::th~~r ~~~r:,e;,~~~~ but with only one instrument vemty of Cahforma Band at speeded up. The length of elass 5:00 p.m. Delphi ...... UC205 will be unveiled at this time. It Agpueants 6:00 p.m.-Canterbury Study . UC204 are tutored by students playing each part. This allows the time of the contest, tomor- hours has not yet been decided. 7:00 p.m.-Cleo ...... UC202 was ~;>laced in one of the admini- ::'u; !:,~~b::.•.n -i~~"%':"ro~·~h~:r .!~~: a compact, musically mobile row's presentation will be the It may remain the same or may Of Concert Set Fia ...... UC213 OpenS A gam• 7:30 p.m.-Dupllcate Bridge .. . . Gal. stratton pools last year, and a tee varies £rom n t.o suo l.er hour. unit capable of performing the work's first in concert. be lengthened. However, one Ge~~~=r~av~i~ee:~~ect~: ~r!s~ Tri-Sls ...... UC203 similar ~rrangement is. exp~cted se~v~re~Rr~~u~.t;ts D~~Tinr-;.m.~fonra~~~ most demanding of the exist- The entire Concert Band will faculty member pointed out that Arete ...... UC226 there thiS year. The first bght- questions 8:00 p.m.-Fides ...... UC200 about library materials should ing wind and percussion litera- perform Paul Fauchet's· "Sym- any lengthening of the class 40 D idents of the University Choir Enotas ...... UC205 ing of the tret; will probably be ~:4 d~ne:'~~~~o the Reference Dept., ext. ture. phony in B-Flat." This work, hour Will shorten the total num- n ec and the University Community 8:30 p.m.-Univ. Band Concert ...TA done by President 9:30 p.m.- Recep. for Band . . . ..TA Allen. SUNSCREEN-Berinnln&' this week. A special feature of tomor- brought out in 1926, is of major ber of class h_ours per day and • Choir, respectively. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29, 1961 Committee Makes Arrangements sunscreen wm be distributed on Fri· row's concerts will be the new importance in the band's litera- could result m a shortage of Registration for the spring The University Choir Is a All Day- Annual Staff ...... Lob. Ellm. Scb. Prin...... UC248 Charged with the arrange- :,a:~tsln:!~:~ .;: :Ot~~~~·~t t::o~~~; Coocert Band Ensemble's per- ture, a{ld-as far as can be space. semester will start Dec. 4_ Stu- ~tudent organization. ool~, and Book Displays ...... UC2tJ4~?Js ments and decorations of this Bureau by 3 p.m. each Wednesday. formance of the composition ascertained-has the distinction Under the Board Control's dents are asked to take note of IS open to . any Umversity of most important occasion is the VEHICLE RENTAL-The University "Cumberland Gap" by the con- of being the first symphony plan the third trimester will .be the four steps ·nvolved - the South ~lortda . st.udents. The St d t Art C 'l C •t Transportation Department bas vehicles . 1 10 C t Ch t ll 1: ~s~.mPho~gci~}u~lu~ ..~~~~-c-~ : : ~8~~ u en s ounc1 ~mml- &v..Uable to members or the staff on temporary Amencan composer ever composed directly for the run as are the other two With procedure. ommu~l Y mr 1 ~ op~n .0 a Catbolic Students ...... UC203 tee; Loren Paddleford lS the a rental basis. These may be reserved Joseph Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins re- band instrumentation. a superimposed half a trimester 1. Dec. 4-I5 Pick up a packet people mterested m smgrng- Wesley Foundation .. , .. , . , . ... UC205 student heading most of the ar- through the Physical Plant omee. ceived-for this composition- A th . b d k t at the Olfic!als Club ...... UC213 t Th C •tt · DffiECTORY CHANGES-All addi- end starting June 20, of IBM card; list of courses students, staff, faculty and any Cultural Comm...... UC'214 rangemen s. . e . ommt ee lS lions, deleUons and chances to . no er maJOr an WOr 0 . ' . • • · t t d t l DeMolay Club ...... UC215 the usF the Amencan Bandmasters As- b 1•f m d b th c n t mamly for public school teach- and registration directions, at m eres e OW{lspeop e. Math & Science Club , ...... VC226 a student orgamzation sponsored 'telephone Directory will be listed each sociation Award for the Best Be pde . orH e Y Re d'o ;,eLr ers. It is possible a half tri- the registrants office Both of the choruses will by Fine Arts the department week In Sunscreen. Please cbanre your . . f E an 15 . 0 wen cc s a t ld b .· d · b' t H:~~ tnn~t A~~~\ ·.:::::::::::::g~m • f t directories •.•cording to the Information Band Composthon o 1961 . x- Fiesta Mexicana" This compo- mes er wou_ e superrmpose 2. Also Dec. 4-15 - See your com me o present Haydn's Civic Unit No. 2 ...... CHi04 that takes care o mos listed. To ln•tlate a change In your own 't' Il t th. b 'll' d over the f 1 r s t half and 1t 1s advisor in his office to choose "Lord Nelson Mass" on Dec. 12 Civic Unit No. 3 ...... CH105 EVENTS on campus. listing, notify the Personnel Services 51 Ion re ec s e n tance an further possible the third tri- ( 'th d f t 8·30 . th Teaching' Civic Unit No. 4 ...... CH106 Division. intricate rhythms of Mexico's . courses Wi no regar or sec- a . p.m. lll e Civic Unit No. 5 ...... CH107 "Christmas on Campus, 1961" Emerrency Numbers: Speech Contest folk son 5 Dr Reed was award- mmester ~ould result m r~ally tion numbers). List one alter- Auditorium. Special combined Civic Unit No. 6 ...... CHlOB is an event that should draw a d G g · h. . F ll h' . two half tnmesters. Each umver- nate course. Working students Christmas programs will also considerable amount of interest ~~':rtfi~.TofU'. .! F_lr~ . ~~~~:.:: ~~!~ ~ ~ t ug1e~ elm d e ows lp ~ 11 sity will be left the freedom to must obtain a certification that be presented during the holi- 8~i~ U~i~ ~~: ~ ::::::::::::::811Y8 0 Civic Unit No. 9 ...... CH201 from students and staff alike. It St. Joseph's Hospital ...... )l2!)-2D85 s.·gn Up Change M94 . s u y an compose lD explore what it considers the they work from Dean Johnshoy days Civic Unit No. 10 ...... CH202 1 S:OD p.m.- Beginning Bridge . .. . Gal. is a tradition, it is the official !~~~f.. .?.~~·2~~~~P ~7ui ~~J~ • exlCo. . best me\hod for its ~peration. dean of Student Affairs, and The student University Choir 7:00 p.m.- Judo Club ...... , .Base. start of the university Christ- Facuu,- and Staff The deadline for signing up _Roundmg out. ~be programs However, the pub 11_ c school list their work schedule. will give its first formal con· Chess Club ...... Gal. 8:30 p.m.-Song Competition ....TA mas season, it is being held dur- Alphabetical Llstlnr: for the USF Invitational Speech wD1llk be Jcomp~slhTons_ by JPahul t~achc~s are to be giVen con- 3. As soon as it is complete, cert on Jan. , at : a.m. ing the free hour, and all offices Anderson, Wlme c ..... 9004 lOth s*. 30 11 30 THURSDAY. NOV. 30, 1961 Tournament has been extended u as, oaqum urma, o n s1derat10n. and not later than Jan 10 _ d 8 30 . th d't . AU Day- Annual Staff ...... UCLob. are expected to be closed, so Davis, Robert · · cu au-A Lecturer to Wednesday of this week It Cacavas and Eric Osterling. When Will You Take Off put packet into slot by the door Ta~ :th pt.m. m e au -1 orm~ Elem. Sch. .Prin...... UC24B •~~f b ·11 b bl Sinardl, Glenda ...... 8 10 1 1 bad formerlv been 11 Book Displays ...... UC~J4~J5 tha t s...... mem ers WI e a e . .c.heCmle r~~rn.. l"ednes,. .day T here 1s· . no c h arge f or the Many of the administrators of the registrars· o f flee.· massen toe presentwo groups Verdi's Wl agam"TG 2:00 p.m.-Forensic Assn ...... UC203 to attend. If a reflection of last so~~~Er!~~e~l~~~.?i;riJh!rhl~".{"~~ of last week. The tournament, co.ncerts. Ticket~ ma_;y be ob- believe once the trimester pro- ~·- Jan. 16, 17, 18 -.Pay y~ur Deum" with the Tampa Phil· Young Republicans ...... UC204 year's Program is a "crystal usF students and staff members tor open to all USF students and tamed at the Umverstty Center gram starts many of Florida's tUttto~ fee at the cashiers offtce harmonic Orchestra on Feb. Judo Club ...... UC213 ball" for this year's festivities, publication In • planned literarl mara· organizations will be held De- pnor to the co-ncert or at the 22 Foreign Lang. Club ...... UC215 8 university students will take off and ptck up your schedule and Oth ff' t d t h Lessons Comm...... UC216 we can safely say that it will be =:..~ b~ ~~s.;,I:~':i\o"tf:!•~rtn"t d~::m~ cember 4-8. ' TA-T box office at the time the winter-spring trimester as ID cards at the cashiers office. B. t e\ob 1~t;rs efef~1 ~al od ~ 1P Horse Fanciers' Club ...... UC221 one of the most successful the English Department, Baptist Students ...... UC226 271 uc uz. ext. Divisions of the affair include of the concerts. this will be one in which stu- No classes will be officially lr fWl th mUs ~ iC~ Cuh~s Civic Unit No. 11 ...... CH103 events of the year. ' no later tban Friday, Dee. L Oral Interpretation, Extempo- dents will find it easier to get reserved until the fee has been ~~ oGr e n~verstty . hmr Civic Unit No. 12 ...... CH104 Civic Unit No. 13 ...... CH105 HAI h II R •d raneous Speaking, Radio and YOUNG DEMOS MEET work. It is felt the majority of paid. Students who do not pay o. . ower, . vtce pres1dent Civic Untt No. 14 ...... CH106 Forum ·To Disc:uss p a a esl ents Broadcast St>eaking, and Manu- The Young Democrats will students will not elect to go by Jan. 18 at 5 p .m. will have Prtsclpa Salemi, secretary-treas- Civic Unit No. 15 ...... CHJ07 Civic Unit No. i6 ...... CHIOU . th C t 1 5 b• t T M t T • ht script Speakmg. hold a special meeting on Thurs- throughqut the year. to start registration over again. urerd; JKames Welz Jr., and E~· Civic Unit No. i7 ...... CH109 8If On fO U 1ec: 0 ee OniCJ Trophies will be awarded to . w~r ee, maangers;. DothE Civic Unit No. 18 ...... CHilU . ..· . . . the division winners, and the day, November 30 at 2 p.m. m USF R d. PI d N L k fo Dr· e Tipton and Anne Wrtght, li Civic Unit No. 19 ...... CH201 The F?rum There w1ll be a mass meetmg Lew Sarett Civic Unit No. 20 ...... CH202 Umver~~ty ~ill Memorial Trophy UC-205. Regular meetings are a 10 anne eW 00 r IV brarians; Fred Jenki{IS, public. 4:00 p.m.-Proficiency Exams .. CHlOO 1 2 7:00 p.m.-Math·Sci. Seminar :.CHlll P.£i~t1 ecno~t~or s~~s:toa~ 'r~~~~~ ~~;h~ni:lfhha g.~ne~~~:de~~sn:~; wil~ be awar?~d to the o~gani- held on the f irst and thi~d . The Universit~ of south _Flor- ba~!':a~!~ !1~~; t~~o~ai~ d~~~~ ity chair~~n; and Bob Go-wer 8:30 p.m.-Film-"Red Shoes" ..... TA to the World Population Dilem- Ballroom at~9 pm y zatJOn corpll~nr ~hethht1hest Thursdays of the month m tda has been given permiSSion onto campus from Fowler Ave- acco~pams. . FRIDAY, DEC. }, 1961 0 All Day- Annual Staff ...... UCLob. rna?" at 11 a.m. Tuesday in "Amo_ng the i~portant topics UC-205. the s:atfh nue. Most them Elim. Sch. Prin...... UC248 ~~:::~~[, Th~omsi~n~~P ~istouf; ~ 1 ~lorid~ B~~~er~i o~ are in and Ch~f~Ic:;~ ~~~e t~~es~3~Tu~~~~ Book Displays ...... UC242·257 · CH III. to be discussed will be the new t d t the information desk on ro .0 app Y 0 e_ . the others will follow soon. G . t t ' J' 264-265 The panel will consist of Father hours policy," r e 1 ate d Chet f~s t~e t-niversity Center next WISCONSIN DEAN HERE ~ommumcabons Commtsst~n/~~ The palm trees were donated 11:00 a.m.- FESP ...... UC265 5 L~i~~g::.cr~ br;~ ~~a:~r:r An~; 3:00 p.m.-Program Council . . UC214 Bolton, professor of philosophy Cornwall and Marcela Torres, to the trophies. Dr. Lindsey Stiles, dean of nihts to operate an FM a i . to the university by eL sY k Wright a~d Twinkle Fl~tchcr Broadcasting Club . . . . . UC219 at St. Leo Abbey and Col- president and vice-president, re- 'RED 4:00 p.m.-<:lassrm. Tch1·. Meet. CHill SHOES' COMING the college of education at the on ca~pus, ·t'tth ~n. approx_d Brothers Pa~kmg Plant, accord accompanists Averill Vander 8:00 p.m.-co. Lib. Assn. . , . Lib. lege, the ~ev. Dick Davis of t~e spectively. . . . Third in the series of fili?s University of Wisconsin, a~- mate IVe-ml e r a 1 us, sal_ ~ng to Curt~s L. Carver, super pipe and Bob Gower. SATURDAY, DEC. 2, 1961 Congregat1on Church, Dr. Edwm The Restdence Council offl- sponsored by the Film Classics knowledged as a foremost adv1- 8:00 a.m.- Classrm. Tchr ...· .... CHill ~obert A. Brown of the Educa mtendent of grounds. 1:00 p.m.-Classrm. Tchr...... Ball. Martin, professor of biology, cers will b!! introduced tonight League is "The R e d Shoes," sor on t h e all-university ap- ttonal Resources. H 0 we v ~ r, A{!~ students or f~cul.ty me~ 9:00 p.m.-Dance, Ski Lodge .... Ball. and Thomas Wenner, professor and their duties and functions winner of three AcademY proach to education, was here Brown str~sses that ~he statwn ARCHERY CLUB M~ETS b~rs mterested in smgmg Wltl SUNDAY, DEC. 3, 1961 of American Idea. The panel related. Dean Howard Johnshoy Awards. The film will be shown last week to examine the col- thus far 1s really_ little more The _Archery Club will hold either of the groups are askeo 3:00tCemw.it~~-"DOl\'t .. Go .. Nea~ TA will be moderated by Dr. An- will also attend the mass meet- in TA at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, lege of education, its programs, than plans of vanous commit- a meehng ~m Tue~day, Nov. 28, to conta~t M_r. Wa~ne. Hugo 7:00J.m\Vaf~"}-:':~~~:~. -~-~ .. ~.~~:. TA thony Zaitz. ing. Nov. 30. and plans. tees. at 2 p.m. m UC2o7. boom, umvers1ty choir director '\ \ . . 2 THE AMPA TlMES, Monday, November 2'7, 1961 OTHER ACTIVITY, TOO P.E. ·INTRAMURALS The Tampa Times Reception Honors Auto Activity Day Staged University ()f South Florida Campus Edition The first University of South Florida "Concours d' elegance," ~ sort of b.eauty (Page 1 and Pa~e 2 Staff) contest for automobiles, was held Sunday, Nov. 19 on campus, servmg as a kickoff Editor ...... • . • . • ...... • • . . • . . . . . Bill Blalock University Faculty for a full afternoon's activities under the guidance of the Sports. Car Club. Managing Editor . . • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Wing Preodor A 70-mile rally highlighted the eventful day for 21 automobile owners who e!l· Copy Editor ...... •..•• Virginia Montes November, fast ending, has Allen, USF president, discussed tered. Participants followed written instructions in completing the course, run m Social, Organization Editor ....•.••••.•.. Marlene Hennis been a busy month for Univer- the trimester system and how the general area of the uni 'Activity Editor ...•...•..••••••...•.•.... Louise Stewart sity of South Florida faculty It will react on the take-home versity. The car finishing clos Sports Editor ....•••.....••.••••••••.•... . John Gullett members and until the Christ· pay of the academic staff. est to the pre-set average speed . Faculty Adviser ...... George H. Miller mas vacation starts, Saturday, At the . reception President was declared winner. ReporUnr staff: AUce Anttila, Bobby Bennett, Jock Blalock, Sarah Dec. 16, it will remain busy. Allen and Mrs. Allen headed Norman Schmidt and naviga- Caldwell, Martha Ann Dennis, Cynthia Dootson, Tommy 'Eure, Rita Some of the recent highlights the receiving line, assisted by tor F. Wilson Fowler took top Frank, Charlotte Frese, Pahy Gatlinl, Durene Goss, John P. Lazz.ara, for faculty mem" Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Clark. ho.nors with an Austin Healey Ca~olyn Mown, Ronda Zldrlch, Pam Jean Koenig and Sherr1 1\lcCormack. of November Address all communications to Ofllee of Campus Publications, Room bers was the President's Recep- Mrs. Clark is president of the followed by Ronald Kell and 1070, Adm. Bldg. Phone WE 8-4131, Ext. 173. Edillng lab. phone ext. 269. tion held in ·the President's USF Women's Club. Mr. and Erylene Pardue in a 1958 MGA, "Student reporters gathering news for the Campus Edition of THE Dining Room of the Uniyerslty Mrs. Robert Dennard and Dean and Ron G. Hickox and Larry ;' TA.\lPA TIMES, will request material direct from Individuals and offices on campus, and the material wlll no& clea.r through the News .Bureau.'' Center, Nov. 10, followed by a and Mrs. Sidney French pre- Wium In another MGA. IPolnl 2, University Policy Sta~ment No. 2%, July %5, 1961). meeting of the Academic Staff, sented guests to the receiving Jer;y Bryant Joel Jackson 1------'Nov. 15, where Dr. John $- line. and Chuck Fish'er finished onC.: Wives Assist two-three, respectively in the Other faculty members imd beauty' contest, judged by Joe faculty. wives assisting with the Carr, curator, and Richard reception included: Mrs. Gene Hunter, assistant professor of Battle, Mrs. John Eger-ton, Mrs. physical education. For the Frank ~pain, Mrs. Clyde Hill, The automobiles were judged Mrs. ElUott Harda~ay, and Mrs. on the finish, cleanliness of fhe Lewis Mayhew. interior and engine, and safety V. I. P.:{. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon factors. The age of the auto Elarbee, Dr. and Mrs. John mobile was also taken into ac Hicks, Dr. and · Mrs. Charles count. . Cole, Dr. and Mrs. Gid Nelson, First Club Project Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Krivanch, Thet sports car day was the •Very Impressive ·Present, Dr. and Mrs. Wendell R.agan, first project undertaken by the of course and Dr. and Mrs. Roy Srruth. newly orga~ized club. The 1 · Also, Dr. and Mrs. Thomaa group meets 10 a.m. Monday, Stovall, Dr. and Mrs . .John Go- in UC 202, where films related ree, Mrs. Phyllis Marshall, Mis's to the field . are shown. Guest Virginia Getch, Mrs. George speakers frequent the meetings, -Photos by Jim Hlneboe Miller, Mrs. Calvin Miller, Mrs. and the group is currently t>lan Miles Hardy, Mrs. Chester Ma- ning trips to the Sebring and WHAT'S HOLDING THINGS UP? bon, Mrs. Gilman Hertz, and Daytona races, held during the USF sports ear enthusiasts go through a final Mrs ..R. L. Raney. first of next year. The reception was the first Officers include: Joel Jack- cheek-point center preliminary to beginning the first all-faculty formal function since son, president, Jerry Bryant, leg of the 7Q-mile course-run of the Sunday rally the opening of. the University. vice pre-sident; Jim Bartlett, re- Assembly Held cording secretary; Ron Hickox, held on campus. The rally, sponsored by the Sports At the assembly of the ·aca- corresponding secretary; an d Car Club, was entered by 21 drivers and their navi· demlc staff, at which there was John Fredly, treasurer. a near 100 per cent turnout, Thirty Members Active gators. Checker Jim Bartlett gives Jim Vastine and President Allen explored the The active group of thirty Jay Fitch~ the go-ahead while John Fredley in his various ways faculty members· members are seeking additional Jackson in his Sprite wait may expect to be paid. once the students interested in "promot Volkswagen and Joel University ~oes on the trimes- ing knowledge and -epjoyment patiently. ter system. . of· automobiles in competition -Photo b:r ··Nelson Medina President Allen said he an- and ev~ryday use. An other · . All St · 4 0 1.000 L A GOOD ONE . ticipated faculty members work· rally is planned for Ja~uary. other entry, totaled 37 pomts. M,;ur;{: ::::::::::.:::::: 3 1 .750 DID PROF. HUNTER TEL ing approximately 5 semesters . FOOTBALL . Other me~bers of the . win- Disciples , ...... 3 1 .750 1 2 .500 From the laughter shown here during the recent faculty reception and dance out of six or 2.5 sem·esters a A full slate of seven games is mng team were Vic Malozl, Al- ~k'e~fer~ ::::::::.:·:::::: i 2 .500 3 .250 AI. .. 1 it looks like Prof. Richard Hunter just dropped one of his better JOkes. From left year. It appeared that most fac· scheduled again for this week, Ian Fors~te ,_ and Ray Graham. I-W ...... 1 3 .250 · ht M R' h d H t M All n President Allen Mrs Clarence Clark ulty members now on a 10· with two contests opening play . The Tn-Sls won eight games AI. Iv-w · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 0 4 .000 t o rig , rs. IC ar un er, rs. e ' ' . month plan could look forward this afternoon Alpha-III·W· and m the round-robin volleyball ciEo ...... Hunter, Mrs. to some increase ranging from Arote meet ·and the Mauers event involving Defphi, Fides, Results (who seems to be enjoying the subject), Dr. Clarence Clark, Prof. · " F1'a a d th ·n e F'd f' Alpha II-W 14, Enotas o ~~o~e:r~=e:n:n:a:r~a=n=~=s:·~e=a=~==~~·~------~11~~~~~R b t D d d Mr J n Mccarthy . . · ~~~~~~~this.' n e~.nm ~~~ ~~~wL~bo In a later report covermg afternoon at 4:30 p.m. · 1shed second w1th six wms.. ~~~!e~/6A.r~l:~ u •t• h E ·h•b•t action of the Board of Control ,Other games this week, all co-t:D BOWLING -:;:;::::::=:·======::::; H umhorous NeW Brl IS X I I ~~uy~sg:;a~;~of:c~:;l :;:ea;.b;~ ~~~~~~1~~u! 0 ~e;i;~~T!~· · a~ct z~~r~i!t:b::e·~:~:~~~~:~~~: ii ~ ' Sop istication cent increase over their present All stars-Alpha 1-W, Tuesday; Kiss '!-nd Miss ...... 12 a pay if they worked tpe full 3 Alpha U-Epelta and ClEO· faY,~~\'!".·::::::::::::::::::::~~ 1~ •Its a ery semest~rs. . Skeeters, Wednesday; and AI- Untouchables ...... 10 10 In New Play u F G II Pres1dent Allen . mdicated, pha IV-W-Disciples, Thursday. Three Marks ...... 8 12 Tryouts for the next play to H S however, the 11 and 20 per .cent Enotas take the week off. Peiif;gu~~dlvicitiai"<'riiDiiii! 'i:am~l-He~ . . . . were averages and" not across HORSE FANCIERS ry Bennafield, 187. be produced by the Peninsular An exhibition of Brihsh Con·t Constructiv1sts ubhze mate· the board increases. As to any The USF Horse Fan'ciers Club de~f=~~.~~fs. - Unpre- Players, "The Importance of Be- structivist Art is now open at rials. sue~ as ~ood, metrls and change for those now on 12- annqunced plans for its first FOOTBALL STANDINGS ing Earnest," were he 1 d last the University Gallery. plashes_ 10 their. natura state, month contracts, the picture meeting of the year, Thursday, Division I L Pet. . dependmg upon mherent physi-. was a bit muddied. N 30 t 2 m 1·n uc 221 w 1 .750 Tuesday and Wednesday. Th1s The exhibition, organized by cal properties and the effect of Alonzo Speaks ov. • a. p. · . ·t · Enotas ...... 3 1 .666 1 1' ht· t th · 'd The club 1s concentratmg 1 s AI. III·W ...... 2 . t d d '11 b th t't t f c t mporary new mem- Tur~s ...... 2 1 .666 sophi s t1ca e com e y w1 e e _ns 1 u e o on e 1g mg o express e1r 1 eas University women held their efforts on acquiring 2 .500 directed by Jack Cl:>y, assistant Arts m London, and selected.by through art. monthly program, Nov. 20, at b d t h1'ng the begin- DAevtils ...... 2 2 .333 7 . . h B ers an eac re e ...... 1 th I t at· nat Cooperation 1 3 .250 professor of. fine arts, and will e . ~ ern. 10 . . Objects in the exhibitiOn vary the Las Novedades, w ere rau- ners the art of riding. Epella ...... 3 .250 be his first production on USF Admm1strahon, 1S travehng to in sille and materials. Of the 30 lio Alonzo, principal of Jeffer- Although the club's goal . of AI. II ...... iii.i liiri 'ii 1 campus. m us e u m s and ~rt centers pieces being shown, 10 are con- son High School, spoke on "The acquiring horses for campus use " • w L Pet. Among the many students try- throughout th~ Umted States structions and 20 are three-di· Spanish Character of Tampa." has not been realized plans call\jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ing out were some members of ~nder the ausp1ces of the Amer- mensional wurks 'mounted on The big events for December for free riding lesso~s off-cam the Tampa Little Theater group. 1can Feder~tion of Arts._ plaque~; pescribed as "environ- will be th~ University Women's pus for club members in the The readings were done to a Interest m ma~hematlcs,. use ~ental m natu:e, the cons~ruc- Club Chnstmas. Dinner, Dec. near future. Lessons include be background of chatter about the of modern matenals, and mte- tions and mob1les are highly 15, at the Umvers1ty Cent':[ ginning advanced English and Most of the people doing gration of art with architecture sens~tive to light and the artists Ballroom. Husbands and gues~ western' ' reading hammed up their have produced this _d~stlnctive have tak~n _advantage. of the will be invited. ·SPORTS DAY NO TIS lines with comedy and "high style called construcbv1~m. The play of hghtmg, changmg pat· An independent athletic club society" accents. University Gallery showmg will terns of highlights, transparen- UC CommitteeS clinched the first Intramural TO ARE FRENDS ADVERTISEMENT include works by Victor P~~:s- cies, reflections and shadows. activity points of the year, Tri- more, John Ernst, Stuart Gil- The University Gallery will Activate USF Sis topped all other entries in bert, Anthony Hill and _Kenneth be open weekdays a a.m. to 10 the first girls' volleyball play- Growing panes is sometimes STOPS ASTHMATIC and Mary. M~rtin,. art1sts cur· p.m.; Saturdays 8:30 a.m. to w•th p •ectS day, and USF sports clubs renti;r achve m thiS .movement 12:30 p.m., and Sundays 2 to I rol showed their best as the Nov. quite paneful & complicatid. CHOKING QUICKLY and 1ts development m England 10 p.m. The exhibit will con- The U n i v e r s it y Center's 22 All-Campus Sports Day went Asthma comes from allergic, toxic music, and movie com- down in the record book. and nervous disorders, etc., but since 1951. tinue through December 8. dance, When we enlarged are dining the cause of the asthmatic choking Various materials and tex- mittees have announced a varie- The All - Stars took first, fisilities, we added another meet or attack i1 the inflammation o£ tures are used by the construe- Journai•IStS ty of activities for students in fourth, seventh, and eighth the brgnchlal tubu. This inflam• tivist to "build" rather than the coming week. places in the 1lh mile cross ageing room. mation reduces the diameter of paint each work. Continuous, di- Regi•Ster for The dance committee is hold- country turkey trot to crawl the bronchial tube• and preven~ mensional surfaces s u c h as ing a Ski Lodge D a n c e this away with all honors. The indi- the free and normal passage of air. those found in conventional W •t• Cl Saturday night from 9 to 12 p.m. vidual award went to Bruce Somehow or otherwise, t h i s .Asthma sufferers must stop the alo painting and sculpture, are rl I ng ass in th~ uc Ballroom. Everett, who finished first for hasn't been quite suffishint. tack to prevent choking. To get . th Th1s dance has been planned the 'Stars in 6·08 minutes. Often replaced by open • visible J ourna1 1sm s t u d ten d s an o er t d t · · rid of the tightness in the cheat, structures assembled by the students wishing to work on the as a . s ag ance o .encour~ge Enotas Eked Out the bronchial inflammation must artist. staff of the Cam us Edition of meetmg new an~ mterestmg The ~notas lost first place by Are beef hasn't not crged :enuf first be eliminated. A formula hal th people. Dress will be casual one pomt, 21-20. ClEO, the only that ----======-===----1 Th T T' P d . because there's no room to bring Our Very Impressive been perfected quickly atop1 ADVERTISEMENT ~ ampa 1mes urmg. e est effort against down runs. Auburn formances, by Beaver, half- How then was Florida able like it here," Warmath said. ously superior Miami team: ords do count and it was ap- 100 miles an hour, about 10 Gustafson calls him one of for first has been ex- the three greatest football receivers made two unusual back Haygood Clarke, Don His contract 2. How to defense against parent he felt the severe, de- feet off the ground, whether to manage 15 quick points? fended through the 1962 sea~ defeat at it's a screen pass or a 40- player's he's ever coached. catches. In all other instances Ringgold for his superior the passing combination of cisive, spirit-sapping that may well have The Clark 80-yard touch- son. Miller Auburn may have used up the yarder. And Miller, he can The other two were named they faked Gator defenders punting George Mira and Bill jerseys. held down the score, and down run on a punt return when better teams than Flor- last of this year's supply of catch t h em anywhere, no Doc Blanchard and G I en n out of their many defenders. Davis and they played for Meanwhile Florida's line Lindy Infante's r u n n in g. was a case of a plan working ida haven't been able to do Gator morale. matter how It was pre- CANADIAN·:·_cL_U. That's not all, when Miller the Army. was thoroughly beaten by Au- When he had room. to perfection. it. Dunn, meanwhile, who has Besides the advantage of arranged, practiced, "two or down," watched Miami play a half- catches the pass, he'll kick The prospect of Mira an d burn's offensively a n d de- "Th.e.best ' i~' ;th~ · h·~-u~~.. .~ "Our morale is way Only tackle Jim Auburn's better line, Florida's three times a week," said said Graves, spinning a cigar dozen times this year, includ- loose a couple of tackles. He Miller working against Flor- fensively. Backfield Coach Pepper Rod- gers. Clark took the punt at his JUST MATTER OF TIME BUT FUTURE BLEAK 20, moved ahead as if into * * * * the teeth of three onrushing Tigers, then cut back to his right and followed magnifi cent interference, including a great block at the 30 by end Russ Brown. Clark never ran FSU looking particularly fast at any time, Mist lifting He followed the interference and used a personal hip slide to take the last man, Bo Davis. "It was a call to the right," said the big sophomore from On Bowl Pix Towards '62 Miami. "I was to get behind MICHAELS the wall and stay there. It By Associated Press By JOE formed and I got back of it bowl spots comes off Times Sports Correspondent all the way. It was my biggest The battle for the post-season looks bleak indeed for the gridiron and into eight committee conference rooms TALLAHASSEE-The future personal thrill, if you can · the Florida State University Seminoles .., have a thrill in a game that at as many sites today, with Alabama's final bid for a we lose like this." war between Army and After a good start in which the Seminoles dreamed flock of honors and the annual bubble burst and The other Gator touchdown Navy this weekend tempo.rarily sidetracked. Only the of their best big time season ever, the came because Auburn ex Orange Bowl committee has fin the Seminoles ended up with a losing season. And look pected Batten to pass. This ished its work, having Colorado ing ahead there is mostly black was the first real series of clouds, with just a glimmer of plays. The draw off the fake and Louisiana State set for its a silver lining. pass shook Infante for 50 *· A 'Bama* Expected* Jan. 1, 1962 extravaganza. The season ended Saturday in yards, got 18 the other way few technicalities remain to JIMMY DUNN RAY GRAVES Houston, Texas with a sound with Hoover and then on the have the pair signed, Sealed and • • • scouting repod ••• eyes Miami 28-8 shellacking by the Houston last two plays of the four it To Accept took to go 79 yards, the Ga delivered, but these are aca Cougars. The whipping was Sugar Bowl Bid much worse than the score in tors got their best offensive demic. dicates. blocking on straight plays. Nov. 27 (~) Now it remains for the Rose They were not to do this NEW ORLEANS, Big bright spots of this sea Alabama is ex- Bowl commitee to tap Ohio Notes and Quotes again all of that long (3lh - Top ranked son were an early season tie d uri n g an opponent for UCLA hours) afternoon, pected to announce acceptance State as AUBURN, Ala. - Auburn lenson said only: "I'm getting with Florida and a 3-0 win over which, Auburn Coach Sbug of a bid to meet Arkansas in the in the Rose Bowl· for the Cot coach Shug Jordan had a tired of complimenting the Georgia. At one point, with a Jordan said, "It was a shame Sugar Bowl after Saturday's ton Bowl Committee to select word of praise for a few in- other team's line. But, we 3-1-1 record, Seminole hopefuls Peterson Feely people had to pay $5 to watch of a 7-2-1 sea season-ending game . with Au- Mississippi to face Texas, and dividual Gators, taking the have to face facts." Then he were dreaming the officials perform." tackle Jim complimented the Tigers • • • son, at worst a 6-3-1, but the all of the six big games next He was referring to 25 pen Sugar Bowl committee most time with burn. for the Beaver, an all-SEC candidate. Halftime entertainment was bubble was punctured . w~~n year-the SEC opponents and alties. The Crimson Tide, undefeat- to sweat out 'Barna's game handled entJ·rely by the Au they got bopped by V1rg1ma . . . d "But," he added, "I knew "I think," said Jordan, who is be playe . away ed and untied in nine games, against Auburn before inviting a keen observer of linemen, . burn Band. High point cam; Tech and burst altogether when Miami-Will with all the publicity about Southern ruined from home. The Semmoles can't make any firm bowl com- it to play Southwest Conference "he's the best tackle we've seen when the band formed a con- Mississippi the Alabama-Tech elbowing federate stars and bars with their homecoming. haven't won a game on the last week that the flags would until it finishes its co-champ Arkansas in New Or this year" ..• Florida assist- mitment a limping, bandaged Rebel Looking ahead to 1962 is lit- road since 1959. The other be flying here." season. But Coach Paul (Bear) leans. ant c o a c h Jimmy Dunn watched the Miami High-Mi- soldier in the center and the ~le co.nsolation. Fa~ing th': Sem- four will be at home. Bryant said Saturday that Ala- These three are pretty well prep game last band playing Dixie. Two rna- moles next year w1ll be stx real . . . ami Edison Geor- The Silver lim~g, to which , bama preferred to play in the decided on pairings, with 'Barna Thursday and observed. "I jorettes followed him with a toughies-Florida, Miami, proclaiming: "Forget, gia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky coaches are reachmg for hope- Sugar Bowl at New Orlearis on Coach Bear Bryant, havfng de believe there are more col- banner lege scouts looking at high Hell!" . • . Florida coaches and Auburn. Sandwiched in fully, is that most of the 1961 Jan. 1. cided on the Sugar Bowl if a little bit will be extra tough Houston regulars including the entire get a per school players there than in are more than picked, still trying to any comparable city in the worried about the grades of again plus three "our size . ' . . Missouri Nixes fect 10-0 season, plus a share United States. They were some of the varsity players teams" Virginia Tech Furman offensive backfield, will return year. They will be aug Any Bowl Offer of the Southeastern Conference from everywhere. I counted and an unusually large num- and The Citadel. ' next nearly 20 college representa- ber of freshmen ••. Florida The Tribe ended their season mented by a most promising C6LUMBIA, Mo., Nov. 27 (JP) title with LSU and most likely record, slightly im- freshman team and possibly by As tives" ..• Asked for a com- is considering - considering, with a 4-5-1 -The University of Missouri the top spot in the final proved over the 1959 record of th turn of hard running half \ sociated Press poll the follow ment after the Auburn game, mind you, not planning - won't accept any invitations to Florida line coach Gene El- using the three-team _:_system. __ _:_ 3-6-1. ______To make matters worse,..:.lback e re Keith Kinderman who was play in a football bowl game, ing week, bringing with it the ______;:;______Athletic Director Do.n Faurot national championship. kicked off the team this year said yesterday. Gator Bowl in midseason. Faurot had said earlier that Georgia Tech is already in Peterson, trying not to sound Mtssom·i received feelers from the Gator Bowl, but that com like he was making excuses, ~-. the Gotham Liberty and Blue- mittee must pick between Mi points out that lack of depth bonnet Bowis. ami (Fla.), a Friday night win- 'Bald Eagle' R~igns hurt the Seminoles badly this Colorado, Big Eight cham- ner over Nort~western, a~d year. Injuries to key personnel, pion was chosen Saturday for Penn State, which beat Pitt By Associated Press York Giants in a series of Eastem Conference title with starting with the first game of the Orange Bowl. 47-26. The Hurricanes wind up Yelverton Abraham Tittle, stunning triumphs, the latest their fourth consecutive romp the year, forced a constant I against Florida this week, may like the fabled Rumpelstilskin, a 27-21 w a 11 o p in g of the and ninth victory in their last shuffle of players from o-ne unit ~;;;;· =====~:~ get the nod, having beaten has a n a m e that's virtually Cleveland Browns yesterday. to another and almost com- Penn State 25-8 earlier in the impossible to remember. But Tittle, 34 with 12 years ex 10 games. pletely immobilized the third season. his exploits are bard to forget. perience in the National Foot Under the Bald E a g I e' s unit. With Missouri having elim Acquired in an Aug. 15 ball League, completed 18 of guidance, the revitalized New Peterson says he still believes itself from any bowl con inated trade that caused little stir, 27 passes for 253 yards against York offense bas accounted in the three team system and ' sideration after a 10-7 loss to Tittle has been the No. 1 of the B r ow n s and kept the hopes that some promising ROTARY BLADE Kansas' Jayhawks and with fensive weapon for the New Giants rolling toward the for an amazing 170 points in freshmen will give him the Syracuse already in the Liberty the last four games as the depth he needs next year. Bowl, there remains a pool of Giants built and maintained a Among the most promising SHAVE.R bowl eligibles that must fill the one-game lead over the de- players who will graduate this both spots in the Bluebonnet, fending league c h a m p i o n year are defensive end Fred Racing Now! Gotham and National Trophy Philadelphia Eagles. Grimes and outstanding safety Bowls, and the other spot in The Eagles kept pace yes- man Roy Bickford. Other let Philadelphia's Dec. 16 Liberty terday, whipping the Dallas termen who won't return in Each Night • • • 8:15 affair. Cowboys 35-13 behind Sonny elude end Jim Daniel, tackles These include: Auburn, Kan Jurgensen's five touchdown Don Donatelli, Steve Klesius WELCOME sas, Utah State, Wyoming, Rice, passes. They still have three and Joe Verbinski, guard Frank Duke, and Maryland, in addi games left, including a Dec. Brancesco and center Larry 1 MINOR LEAGUE tion to Penn State and Miami. 10 meeting with the Giants Hood. Kansas has a blanket invita at Philadelphia. Number two fullback Paul CONVENTION tion to the Gotham, Dec. 9 in Here's the way the t i g h t Andrews is the only offensive New York, and is also a Liberty race looks at a glance: letterman who will not return. favorite, along with Duke. Au w L T Pet. QB On paper the 1962 Seminoles burn has been given the nod by good-until you take Dec. 30 National ~~rraa~Jx:hia.::: ~ ~ & :m 1 look real Washington's .... 7 4 o .636 2 - another look at the paper and Trophy affair. Neither have ac Cleveland cepted. ~~e~~~.:_inG~:~n Bay, Philadel- see that schedule. to the phia, Cleveland Ohio State jumped Philadelphia - Pittsburgh, New (AC/DC) head of the Rose Bowl line York, Detroit. Cleveland - Dallas, Chicago, New STAR 110-220 ... with a crashing 50-20 victory York. ALL over Michigan which wrapped In the Western Conference, NEW NORELc·o 'FLOATING-HEAD' SPEEDSHAVER up the Big Ten title as Minne Green Bay, 17-9 winner over WRESTLING sota lost to Wisconsin 23-21. • 'Floating-heads' hug every curve of your facEd title Detroit Thursday, h o 1 d s a UCLA won the Big Five lead over the TOMORROW and the host spot with a 10-7 commanding • Adjust automatically to beard density! over Southern Cali Lions and San F r a n c i s c o pinch-and-pull out of shaving! victory 49ers, tied for the runnerup ARMORY • Rotary Blades take fornia. spot at 6-4-1. The Packers, at • Give the world's most comfortable shaves! 9-2, can wrap it up with one 8:30 P.M. more victory, and meet the Giants at Milwaukee next. UNITED STATES Choose from these GB Likes The 49ers remained in con Rotary Blade Shavers SEE ME IN tention by beating Minnesota . TAG TEAM TinE ACTION TONIGHT 38-28 yesterday. In o t h e r for men ••• for women games, Chicago edged Los An MATCH AT Penn St. g e I e s 28-24, B a 1 t i m o r e 27-6 and NEW 'flip-top' SULPHUR SPRINGS -(AP Wirephoto) thumped Washington CHAMPS GOES OVER Pittsburgh nipped St. Louis Speedahaver.• THE GAITERS 30-27. . II 0 v. only. (AC/DC). ALSO Rookie halfback Bob Gaiters, who scored two TARO WORLD'S For Bowl Milt Plum got two scores for touchdowns for New York yesterday, fights his way Cleveland with 43 and 15-yard MYAKI FASTEST JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 27 over from the one-foot line. tosses to Ray Renfro. GREYHOUNDS (UP» - Sources close to the Gator Bowl selection commit and tee told United Press Inter WAGMAN ON TRIAL national Yellterday that Penn TOJO MYAKI SPEtJIAL State tops the list of contend 1 1 TROPHY RACE · ers for a bid to play Georgia YAMAMOTO, JAPAN Tech in the annual Gator Cage Fix Trial Begins vs. Bowl football game. TUESDAY Penn State is one of three teams still being considered NEW YORK, Nov. 27 (JP) attempt to f i x basketball ton of St. Joseph's (Pa.l; EDDIE GRAH,AM Night by the selection committee to (JP) - Trial of Aaron Wag games. Glenn Cross and Pete Kelly of Connecticut; Dick Fisher and DICK STEI'HBORH play against the Yellow Jack man, 29-year-old convicted ·When he was arrested last Honoring Dec. 30. and Ed Test of Tennessee; ets here football fixer accused of brib March, the young New York REMATCH TO FINISH Minor League The other two teams being Ed Bowler of LaSalle; Jerry considered are the University ery and attempted bribery in er was free on bail pending Graves of Mississippi State, NICK & JERRY KOZAK Convention of Miami, Fla., and the Uni the college basketball scan an appeal from a conviction and Lou B r own of North VS. JAN MADRID AND to begin in of attempting to Carolina. versity of Missouri. dal, is scheduled on charges PAUL DE GALLES Penn State · appears to be general sessions court today. pay a player $1,500 to fix a Indicted with Wagman as The grand jury investigat football game between Flor co-conspirators w e r e Bill DAILY DOUBLE the most seriously considered NERO vs. IJLL DROMO of the three. The selection ing the basketball scandal, ida State in 1960. Minnerly, captain of Connecti TONY 1ST-2ND RACE team in 1960; RITO CARREON committee leans toward teams that numbers 37 players from He was arrested March 17 cut's football C. LAYE. vs. FO_R THE LADIES • • • .. 22 colleges, returned an in here along with Joseph Hack two former Alabama basket from the South and East. the Lady Norelco. Two-tone QUINIELAS EACH RACE The committee met yester dictment last April 27 naming en of New York, who later ball play~rs, Jerry Vogel and TICKETS ON SALE day In an urgent session after Wagman on 37 counts of con was indicted on 17 counts of Dan Quindazzi, and Joseph misty pink and gray, with WIN-PLACE~SHOW the University of Maryland spiracy, bribery and attempt bribery and attempted brib Green of New York, described IN ADVANCE AT case. (AC/DC). The CoqueHe. was defeated Saturday by Vir ed bribery. ery and is awaiting triaL as a close associate of Wag SPORTATORIUM Lipstick-shaped. Pretty, of If convicted, Wagman could In Hogan's investigation, in man's. ginia. The Terps had been pink and perfumed, lAC/DC). ENJOY THE RACES fered the bid and had ac receive a maximum sentence dictments have been returned Minnerly was granted im 106 North Albany FROM cepted, on condition they beat of 10 years in prison or be against nine persons. All but munity. Green subsequently 255-0531 Priced to fit every purse I grand Phone RUSTY'S ROOST Virginia. fined $10,000 on each count. one of the 37 players cited was indicted by the See lnem demonstrated on TV I Telephone calls were made District Attorney Frank Ho received immunity from pros jury, the term of which was or Cigar Stand DELUXE to all three universities under gan, who also investigated ecution in return for t b e i r eventually e x t e n d e d to Thomas Jefferson CLUBHOUSE consideration, but a commit the first major basketball testimony. Dec. 29. NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS COMPANY, Inc. said the players Hotel ••• Open tee spokesman said there was scandal in 1950, charged at The indictment of Wagman Hogan 100 East -42nd Street, New York 17, New York. Norelco is known of the indictment brought the names of the fol mentioned in the indictment no response to the calls. the time Sunday 10 A.M.· 6 P.M. as PhiliShave in Canada and throughout the rest of the free world. Georgia Tech was selected that Wagman allegedly paid lowing college players into allegedly accepted or agreed to play in the annual post bribes totaling $14,250 to the scandal: Frank Majewski, to accept sums ranging from Phone 229-5571 • season game earlier. various college players in an Jack Egan and Vince Kemp- $750 to $1,500 each. • 12 THE TAMPA TIMES, Monday, November 27, I 961 Movies on Television WITH MOBILE OPEN Lakeland Tonight land John Payne. The heart- 11:15 p.m. (38). "DOCTOR IN breaking attempt to bring an (Continued From Page 10) THE HOUSE," a comedy built Iapprecia tio_n of grand opera to 1 s Barbary Coast. the league resulted in the d th r£ f d' 1 San Francisco 8:30 P.M. aroun ~ 1 e o a me 1ca Tuesday ~ Had To Do lt'...:..Brewer decision that the FSL would 1 ( ). "DEVIL'S BAR· 13-WINDOW ON MAIN STREET, CBS. A young boy's let stude~t, w1t~ pretty nurses and 9 a.m. 8 Ala., Nov. 27 (JP)- packed finish. after starting the round a stroke not operate with seven teams captain, inno- MOBILE, ter to the editor of the Millsburg paper asks, "Who Start· pecuhar patients. BOR," a cargo ''I knew I had to do it," Gay The steady-nerved B r ewer back. Brewer was five under in 1962. p.m. (13). "HELLO, cent, is suspected of a series of ed God?" Robert Young stars as author Cam Brooks. 11:30 Brewer Jr. admjtted' with a grin said ..he had been keeping up, par going into the par four, _420- Lakeland is the first to add FRISCO, HELLO," Alice Faye drug robberies and seeks to find 18th and needed a b1rd1e to after he sank .f t bi di and knew what the score was yard to the league since the close ------1 the real culprit. a 15 00 r e yesterday. take the match. · 9 P.M. 10:30 a.m. (13) . "BANDITS McKechnie putt .on the 18th hole to win the He referred to the fact that The 29-year-old Crystal River, of the season, but 13-DANNY THOMAS SHOW, CBS. Danny sets out to teach WEDU-CETV) OF CORSICA," with Richard Mobile Open Golf Tournament Johnny Pott finished ahead of Fla. pro dropped his approach announced that five o:r six Greene and Paula Raymond. A side of the guest. star Jimmy Durante how to behave at a banquet by one s t r o k e in a tension- him with a fine 6-under-par 66 shot on the downhill more cities arc also interested Channel 3-T~mpa famous nobleman leads a revolt green 15 feet from the pin. He for Jimmy's niece, Carla (Gina Genardil. against the island's tyrannical briefly and in getting into the circuit. Tonlrhl addressed the ball 6:00-Biofo.Rical Science ruler. then rolled it into the cup for a McKechnie and Herb Smith, 9:30 P.M. 6:30-French closing 66. St. Peters Knotts) 7 :DO-Humanities Spartans president of the 13-ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW, CBS. Barney Fife (Don 7:30-Religions of Man Rambling Radio him a card of 69- 8:00-Wlthln the Family This gave burg Saints and last year's at~d his girl, Thelma Loll. --The Beachcomber Cimarron City Expedition 4:00-Food for Life the hottest closing round, a 65. the Boston Red Sox to the 7:3~1\fr. Ed Cimarron City Cheyenne To Tell Truth time, I had a heckuva time Wofford Coach Conley Sni To Tell Truth 4: 30-Songs of the South stated:: Tam This gave him a card reading Houston Colts, new team in 7:45-Mr. Ed Cimarron Cltr Cheyenne 5:00-Science in Our World keeping them in there. We dow, dejectedly National 5:30-Young World . . . no 74-71•71-65-281. Palmer wound the expanded· Pete and Gladys ?h. 877-3802 had to quiet them down to pa has a good club · 8:00-Natlonal Velvel Pete and Gladys Cheyenne up with a 72-79-79-69-281. League, for shortstop Eddie 8: 15--Natlonal Velvet Pete and Gladys Cheyenne Pele and Gladys give them our defensive doubt about that. We had Wind. on Malo 81. played the front nine Bressoud. 8 :30-Prlce Is Righi (e) Window 011 Main The Rifleman Language Aids ADVERTISEMENT our chances, but blew them. Palmer 8 :45-Prlce Is Right (c) Window on l\fain The Rifleman Wind. on Main ~t. And that dadblamed cheer in 33, only to find he had lost a Another move s e n t Dean ROCHESTER, N.Y. (l)PD _ leader of our ..." stroke to Brewer's 32. Then Look, a Chicago White Sox 9:00-Anti-Communism Danny Thomas Surfside Sis: Danny Thomas property now playing in the 9:15--Anti·Communbm Danny Thomas Surfside Sl:r:: Danny Thomas To help hospital patients who Lemon Juice Recipe Snidow didn't elaborate, but Sanders did it in 30 to tie the Surfside Six Andy Griffith to Iq. 9:30-Anti-Communism Andy Griffith c~n't speak English, the Univer Traders to ·an un course competitive record. He Winter League here, 9:45--Anti-Communlsm Andy Griffith Surfside Sl:r:: Andy Griffith he was referring Sity of Rochester Medical Cen sportsmanlike conduct penalty had four birdies and an eagle. dianapolis. Checks Rheumatic From Page 10) 10:00-Thril!er Hennese,. Ben Casey Benne8eY ter maintains a roster of volun (Continued lilte in the third quarter that 10:15--Thriller Hennese1 . Ben Casey Hennesey Beachcomber teers who speak a total of 19 yards and 1~:30-Thri!ler I've Got A Secret Ben Casey Pain month to stock the two new cost Wofford 15 Beachcomber rangil')g from Arabic and Arthritis of the hall. 10:45-ThrUier I've Got A Secret. .Ben,Casey languages U you suffer rheumatic, arthritis or clubs, the Colts and the New possession the vol this simple inexpen when a to Ukrainian. Most of neuritis pain, try York eMts. The Colts paid The penalty evolved Dog Track Entries ABC Final Rpt. News unteers are university employes. sive home recipe that thousands are 15-yard penalty was c a 11 e d lnt'l Theater News, Weather using. Get a can of RU-EX Compound, $75,000 for the 29-year-old lnt'l Theater · Hollywood Movie Movie a 2 weeks supply, today. Mix it with a Californian. against the Terriers for rough FIRST RACE-Five-sixteenths mile EIGHTH RACE-Five-sixteenths mile Inl'l Theater Hollywood juice of 4 lem -Grade A: quart of water, add the ing kicke1· Charlie Rose. The GradeD: ons. It's easy! No trouble at all and Yesterday's legislative spot 1. Rock Flight 5. Western Draw 1. Wealthy s. Young Buck Hollywood Movie head W o f f o r d cheerleader 2. Marsha's Maudie6. Tom Scholar 2. John Day 6. Falbe Laramie 12:00-Jack Paar (c) Night Show Int'l Theater pleasant. You need only 3 tablespoon light was centered on the 12 :15-Jack Paar (c) Night Show. Jnt'1 Theater Hollywood Mnle fuls2 times a day. Often within 48 hours yelled through his megaphone: 3. Top Raise 7. Final Vote 3. Lenoso 7. Poor Richard Off lhe Air rules committee which re 4. Awaits Action 8. Import Beauty 4. Fire Flight 8. Mar Melba 1.2:30-Jack Paar (c) Nlghl Show Int'1 Theater sometimes overnight-splendid results jected a proposal to legalize "Kill the referees." Taking SECOND RACE-Five-sb--TodaJ Good Day Offthe .Air Movies half of League President Hobby Kinf 5. Hada Dream Cronin, who sponsored the missing "school spirit" of the 1. Selections proposal. Cronin · was sup partisan crowd - H u e r t a ~: f~~~tr.,ues ~: ~~VN~~k 1-m~t~r:aif.r~ti~~·d{~port Beauty ~'_.oo.-•. TTooddaaJ'y Capt. Ka~garoo Test Pattem Capt. Xanr.. roo 4. Ballet Star B. R .K.'s Beverly Mar (5), J£m Keel (8), n 1 •~ Capt. Kangaroo Tesl Pattern Capt. Kanraroo Ford wasn't just responding to a 2-Patent Capt. Kangaroo Test Pattern Capt. Kanraroo ported by Commissioner FIFTH RACE-Five-sixteenths mile Reina ·Del Sol c4J. 8:30-Today Frick. 'heat of the moment' situa Grade B: s-~:~~~ ..~. c l~J, Elapse (2), HappJ' _;8..;.:_45-:.._T=-:..od:.:•:.:J'______:C:.::ac:p:.:t ..:K::.a:.:n:.:r:.:a::.ro:.:o:__.:T:.:e::s:.: t ::.P.::at.:.:te::.rn:.::..__ c:.ca..:p_t._K_an...:g:..a_r_oo_ word of 1. Do You Mind 5. Supreme Queen Rules committee Chairman tion. He meant every 2. Real Honey 6. Feature Time (-.Bir Pitch6 (6), Lunette (3), Ballet 9:00-Mornlng Movie Jabk LaLaime Test Pattern Romper Room Johnny M 7. Cactus Bell Movie Jack LaLanne Test, News RRoommppeerr RRoomm in announc it. ·a. Star (4). 9:15--Mornlnc 0 0 Jimmy Gallagher, 4. Janie Day B. Coro Silver 5-J M ( ) F t T' (6) 9:30-Mornlnr Movie Coffee Time Test Pattem ' 9:45-Mornlnr Movie Coffee Time Test Pattern Central Florida ing the decision, said: G~!J'?¥,: RACE- Three-eighths mile- C~~~~~ Beil f7). ea ure •me "There was very little sen Results 1. Tam arock 5. Tumbling High 6-Skl Girl (6) , Truly Jet <2>• Jan 10:00-Mornlng Movie Calendar Test Pattem Calendar timent for the spitball's re NEW YORK-Peter Fuller's Hills· 2. Truly Jet 6. Ski Girl Cryer 14>· 10 1~ M nl M I C I d Test Pattern Calendar turn. There didn't seem to be borough (54.40) won 555,000 display 3. Move Out 7. Rural Actor 7-~~·.:d",[ ~~r (~~·). R. F. Jo Ann (6), 10;S~PI~~ ;:ur ~~~ch (cl .J"o::ln~rMovle MTe•!nplna!tRerenpo~ I LoTO Lucr handicap at Aqueduct. 4. Jan Cryer 8. Rosey Comet s--Poor Richard (7), Wealthy (1), 10:~5--Piay Your Bunch (c) Mdrning Movie 0• • n I Love LUCJ' any great need to give the New Orleans-Red Cent (S12) won SEVENTH RACE - Five-sixteenths weapon. Crescent City handicap at Fair mile-Grade B: {5), McLish 11 :00-Prlee Is Rlrht (e) Morning Movie The Texan Video Vlllare pitchers a n o t h e r grounds. 1. Que Sara 5. My Dwight s--~:~~! ~D~k ~:::brae~ You've got more home runs 3 80 0 2. Mar Pullet 6. R.F. JoAnn <7>· {~ ;~~~~:,C;.~~.?!;lf:: (c) ~~~!I!~~~~~= I~~eTi~!f Boll X!~ri~~~~f:t..re but the batting averages don't $4f,~~m~~er;.~~w~f!kei$ ii ~imifco~ 3. Amazingly 7. Shanda Lear 1~~~·: ~~t~i~ (SJ, Creeker (1), C. B. 11:45-Concentratlon 1\lovle, News Love Th&L Bob Surprise Package Pawtucket, R.I. - Corporal Bingo 4. I'll Pay Ya 8. Free Night 1 seem to be getting any bet CS16) captured feature at NRTragan· ter. Also, a majority of the sell Park. Coral Gables-Blue Tassle (6.70) won Tuesday Afternoon members seemed to feel that $11,375 Alligator Stakes for 2-year-olds another pitch, especially a at Tropical Park. 12:00-Truth or Conseq. Pulse 1\Dd-day Camon!lare Love of Life might foul up San Bruno, Cali£.- Favored Native Sportniks 12: 11>--Truth or Con5eq. Pulse 1\lld-day Camouflage Love of Life strange one, Diver ($2.60) romped by 6¥< lengths in 12 :3(}--lt Could Be You (c) Search Tomorrow Make a Face Search Tom'row the young pitchers." El Camino Handicap at Tanforan. 12:41>--lt Could Be You (c) Gutdlng Llghl Make a Face Guidlnr Licht (Continued From Page 10) Lo,•e of Life Day In Court I Married Joan 1:00-Channel 8 Report Joan 41 YEARS OF PROGRESS WITH TAMPA a Florida coach, "Look at the records: 1:1.>-Channel 8 Report Love of Life Day In Court I Married "Not so," said 1 :30-Best of Grouobo As World Toms Florian Zabaeh As World Turns They've been offsides all year." 1:45-Best of Groucho As World Turns Florian Zabaeh As World Turns All these spontaneous red herrings aside, the fact remains M. E. WILSON CO. 2:00-Jan 1\lurr&:r I e) Password Number Please Password that Auburn scored more points (32) than any team has against 2:15--Jan Murray (c) Password Number Please Password and BONDS in 1954 (69 games), more points 2:30-Loretta Younr Housepartr Seven Keys Housepartr Every Branch of IN~URANCE Florida since Rice won 34-14 Seven KeJ'• Dousepart:r than any conference team since Kentucky in 1950 when it was 2:45--Loretta Young Houseparty 40-6, and more points by any Auburn team against a Gator team 3:00-Younr Dr. Malone The Mllll~nal.re Queen for Day The Millionaire 404 FRANKLIN ST. 3:15--Younr Dr. Malone The Mllllbnaire Queen for Day The Millionaire since 1946 when it was 47-12 and the Gators went 0-9. Verdict Is Yours Who Do You Tr•s Verdie& Is Yonn The Hartford Agents 3:30-From These Roota Is Youn PHONE 229·8021 And there emerges the horrifying prospect that these 3:45-From These Roots Verdict Is Yours Who De You Tr's Verdict may be surpassed next Saturday when an improv superlatives 4:00-Room for Daddy Brighter Day Bandstan4 Brighter Dar pla~s this retrogressing Gator team at Secret Storm Bandstand Secret Slorm BE ing Miami team for DaddY CAN 4 :1!>-Room YOU Gainesville. 4:30-Bere's Hollywood Edges of Night Bandstand Edre of Nirhl 4:45-Here's Hollywood Edges of Nighl Bandsi'd, New1 Edre of Night 5:00-Kids Carousel Mary Ellen Show Dancer lily Bust. llnclo Wall 5:15--Klds Carousel Mary Ellen Show Danger My Busl. Kukla, PopeJ• 5:30-Wyatt Earp Quick Draw Cleo Quick Drow 5:45-WyaU Earp Quick Draw Cleo Quick Draw IN Prorrams Are As Furnished Br The SlatlODs (c) Color Radio Programs GAINESVILLE WFLA 970 WDAE 1250 WSUN 620 WHBO 1050 ••• gives you the edge NBC CBS ABC MBS in excitetnent! 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