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Volume Forty -Five—Number 10 , TEXAS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1957 A&M Game Will Players Open With Anouilh - Fry Tell The Talei Comedy On November 18 And 19 By BOB MALINAK Texas A&M. The Aggies bring Sports Editor an 8-0 record to Rice Stadium By KATHERINE KELLY The SWC title will be on the against the Owls 4-3. And ANN KRIEGEL line Saturday afternoon as the The Aggies are led by mighty Ringing up the curtain Rice Owls take on the nation's John Crow whom SPORTS Today's The Deadline number one team, the Farmers of ILLUSTRATED has picked as Monday and Tuesday, No- the best all-around back in vember 18 and 19, on its America. Big John has been the For 'The Mill,' But... first production this year, Anastasia Scores mainstay of the Farmers in their the Rice Players will present conference wins over TCU, Bay- A cigaret glowed in the dark. A small man with saliva "Ring Round the Moon." lor, Arkansas, ahd SMU. His pass oozing from the corners of his mouth was hunched over a This French comedy, which Agailin For SLLS interceptions against TCU and typewriter. Slowly he pecked out a strange, cryptic mes- has been described as hilari- By CLAIRE PLUNGUIAN Arkansas saved both games for sage .... The unrivaled stars of the SL's the little brown boys. ously funny, was the original version of "Anasitasia," playing Not Far Behind It was a Rice student preparing a story for "The work of Jean Anouilh and Thursday and Friday at the Au- Not far behind Crow is Roddy Mill," the Thresher's semiannual literary supplement. was translated into English try House at 8 pm, are a couple Osborne, the wily The Deadline is today. by Christopher Fry. of bottles of 100-proof royal vod- who has a habit of being in on Stories of 1500 words or less, poems, and essays will ka and their crafty distiller, Bev- all the blue chip plays and be accepted as late as Monday, however. That's Monday, Uproarious erly Yearwood (who seemed to Uproariously running through coming out on top. Loyd Taylor, November 18. be her own best customer). the villain of the 1955 Rice-A&M a delightfully involved plot is a Other than Miss Yearwood with fiasco is the Aggie right half- Anyone who cares to submit work for consideration large and rather eccentric cast. her slushy songs (Anastasia! back. At fullback is Richard Gay,- may slip it under the inner office door in the Thresher Playing the dual role of twins, Who the Hell Are You?), an ac- a defensive terror. office or give it to Editor Jim Bernhard. Hugo and Fredric, is Jimmy c- robatic Phyllis Phair is to be The Aggies line is led by Ail- That's the way this story ends. Caslin; Judy Walser takes the seen in a rather unsexy outfit as American tackle Charley Kruger. part of the ballet dancer, Isa- Anastasia (apparently the SL's His running matp, Ken Beck, is bella. feel that clinging vine Pat Oli- a fine tackle and Bobby Marks LaJuana Osborne will play the phant provides all the sex allure and John Tracey are tough ends. Do Texas P E's Have Rougher part of the fickle Diana Mes- that a normal audience can King Hill serschmann, who, though en- stand), stomping around and The Owls are led by quarter- gaged to Frederic, is secretly sometimes acting like a Rice back King Hill who is running in love with Hugo. Her father, Courses Than Rice Athletes? a melancholy millionaire, will be Girl. She even sings the R.G. away with. the. SWC total offense theme song, "I Hate Sex." crown. Hill leads the conference By ANN DAVIS sume that this could have no con- portrayed by Martin McClain; (Flak) in passing and he is an all-the- "Something's Got to Give at nection with the possibility of an his secretive secretary, Patrice Other (flak) Rice-type people way threat when he carries the Texas U." appeared in the No- athlete's getting a "gentleman's Bombelles, by Bob Weihing. may be dimly deceived in Dixie ball. Rice is blessed with three vember 9 issue of the Saturday C." Drily Rejoicing Deer (administration? But no— fine fullbacks in David Kelley, Evening Post—and a small fur- A Warning Drily rejoicing in the antics of she does like vodka) and slob Howard Hoelscher, and Raymond or was started at Rice. More than anything else, the her "fellow players is Madame Estelle Kestenberg (PE? men- Chilton. All of them played a Why? Because the authors, article seems to be a description Desmermortes, who is also the tally maybe). great defensive game against Fred Russell, a Nashville sports- of Coach Royall and a warning aunt of Hugo and Fredric, played We must admit we 'do fail t,o Arkansas. Starting halfbacks Ken writer and author of the Post's to President Wilson that if he by Joan Feild. Joshua, her crum- see how Margie Wise, the capi- Williams and Larry Dueitt are "Pigskin Preview" — and Jack tries to deemphasize football, he bling butler will be portrayed by talist-type salesman, manages to backed up by Bobby Williams and Gallagher, a sportswriter for the may be without a job. Pert Virtanen, and Capulet, her attract all the women with her Pat Bailey, and Frank Ryan Houston Post, state flatly that On being asked his opinion of fading companion, is Ginger Pur- bald head. spells Hill at quarterback. the University of Texas has the the article, Registrar Mike Mc- ington. Ah, yes A Must highest scholastic standards for Enany said that while he had not Thei Mistress Ah, yes, and Jane Benke, the This game is a must for the football players of any school in read it, he did not know how an Roy Roussel will play Romain- (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page 4) the . absolute criterion for determin- ville, a patron of the ants and Reasons Unclear ing standards for football play- Isabelle; Ann Bartlett will play The reasons for their decision ers could be set up. Also he noted (Continued on Page 3) cannot be analysed* since the au- that "a considerable number" of WRITER ANONYMOUS thors did not see fit to give good athletes at Rice were not them. They do mention the fact Physical Education majors. that it is now easier to' get on Rice's PE Course New Governors scholastic probation at Texlas, Looking at the course of study Whafs Wrong With Rice and point out that 17% of the set up for the P.E.'s at Rice, one Appointed To Rice College of Education (where a easily sees the possibilities for In an electron held October 30 number of the players are en- making college easy for the foot- to replace two of the eight Rice Girls Creeps Into Print rolled) are now on px-obation, ball players. Governors, D. R. Bullard and R. compared to 9% in 1956. In the hopes that it will be of in- through the process of having a The Rice P.E. is not required to P. Doherty were elected. However they also state that take the traditional Math 100 (he terest to Rice students of both sexes, date at the Institute. Mr. Bullard and Mr. Doherty, If Tab, our hero, is aware of 23.5% of the total Texas enroll- does get some "basic calcula- who returned to the Board after The Thresher offers an article ot. the nigh-unto insuAnountable ment is on pro and appear to as- tion," to quote the catalogue, in a -year's absence, will serve for "What's Wrong ivith Rice Girls." problems facing a potential dater a P.E. course), and for a second four years. It was written by a senior boy who at Rice, he will begin his quest More BurniP Men science he" takes P. E. 250, a Mr. Doherty, president of the has been active in social and service for companionship at the start. course in the physical science. National Bank of Commerce, is activities at Rice for four years. After considerable research he Added To Fend Off Courses like English 100 are on the finance committee, while scheduled in such a way that P. Mr. Bullard is a member of the Quite naturally, he prefers to re- finds out which of the girls at Potential Vandals Jones College are not: (Continued on Page 3) oil committee. main anonymous. Next week, the Six extra Burns detectives 1. Married (There are married have been added to the Rice Attorney girls will geta chance to fight back, girls living there.) night patrols to aid in pro- The latter, a Houston attor- when the Thresher will run an ar- 2. Engaged. tecting the campus against any Vandals Burn ney, has been president of the ticle on "What's Wrong with Rice 3. Going steady. possibility of vandalism before Welch Foundation. Boys." 4. Going steadily. the A&M game. Freshman Float The outgoing Governors, W. H. 5. Thinking about going steady. Francis, Jr., and J. T. Rather, The Editor In addition, all campus gates 6. Professedly so snowed by Vandals invaded th^Rice cam- % will be barred.at' 10 p.m., with Jr., will remain in. contact with- When one starts off on a sub- Bi, 100, French 100, op History the exception of gate number pus last Friday night and burned the Institute as governor advi- ject such as this, he is laying 450 that they can't leave their 3, which opens beside Baker the freshman homecoming float. sors. Both have been on the himself wide open for immediate palatial quarters, so tired of hav- college. Damage was also done to the grounds and buildings committee. crucifixion by the residents of a ing dates that they can work up The Administration feels shrulbbery and light fixtures on ' Cabinet Member well known Houston hotel. How- enough enthusiasm to walk down that the added strength will be the gate at the Outer Belt en- Mr. Francis, currently in Wash- ever, being basically a martyr at stairs. an adequate check to any pros- trance. ington, is an Assistant Secre- heart, I will proceed with the ' This process has eliminated pective vandals. According to several freshmen, tary on the President's Cabinet. • assignment. approximately 60% of the girls. a Rice detective arrived on the An election is held each year Starting at the first contact With list in hand, he dials the Beat A.&M. scene and got the vandal's car by the Board of Governors to re- with Rice girls, we will go (Continued on Page 4) Beat A.&M. license number. place one quarter of its members. Two THE THRBSHBR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, IM7 SELECT A RICE JERSEY OR SHIRT Rise Eigisew Fit* Tbt Um la TIM Ct-Op VILLAGE CAFETERIA AIM 2S29 RICE BLVD. 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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1957 THE THRESHER Three — THE LEISURE CLASS and Charles Holland, Louann Newman Club U. To Siwuor Seale and Park Weaver, Dixie Sick and Waldo Legett, and Sil- Studies Freud ent Type and Bob Murray. For Dno* With $459 the complete list, see the 1957 Sunday evening, at 7 pm, the By TOM CADY Homecoming Parties Campanile, U. of H. student di- Rev. J. C. Burk, O.P., will de- The Student Association will rectory (girls section) and the liver the third Newman Lecture sponsor an all-school dance with list of freshmen girls! of the year. the $459.55 profits from Home- Neatly Alphabetized * * * Entitled "Sigmund Freud: ex- coming. The colleges wanted their By MARGIE MOOREv Stegali and George Phelps and Apologies to Mike McQuune planation and examination," the money back but were silenced by Society Editor Ken Goodner and Marguerite whose name was spelled wrong lecture will be given in Anderson Park Weaver's proposal. (Read this anyway, even if you Durham. last week! Hall 110 and will last approx- Prize money for floats is avail- didn't go in alphabetical order.) imately 45 minutes, after which able in the S. A. office. Credit Beat A.&M. there will be a discussion period. The Thresher staff had a soi- was officially given Park Wea- (Trumpets sound) At last, an- ree at Ginger Purington's Thurs- ker for engineering Bice's first nouncing . . . who was at home- day night. Frank Dent, Jim Bern- Homecoming weekend (rather coming. (This list, dSmpiled from hard, Katherine Kelly, Claire than one Homecoming day). the 1018 people who were there, Plungian, Mike Beynolds, Fred has been alphabetized by girls REAL TAILORS December 9 was set as the date Erisman, Joan Feild, etc., etc. for frosh elections. Petitions are names for your convenience in (See masthead for alphabetical finding your name.) The Black- due by 1 pm the Monday after list.) CUSTOM TAILORING Thanksgiving. ledges, Laura Coffee and C. A. The S. A. refused to pay $5 (to * * * Van Wart, Sylvia Davis and Dave Imported & Domestic Woolens whom it is nolt known) for the Annette Spruance and George Pinkerton, Dixie Deer and Ed- cheerleaders' picture appearing Clark, Mike Loughridge and ward Louis, Pat Ivey and Tinker, Individually Designed & Tailored in the football programs. Betsy Graham, Deane Poth and Ann Kriegel, and Bill Montgom- To Your Specifications "Classrooms Abroad," requests Paul Key, Harriet Hokanson and ery, Louis Lamar and Bob Elster, Complete Line of Furnishings a student representative who Tom Tickle, and Waldo Legett Nancy Lane and Toad, Annette would receive $15 per student and Hank Coors a little confused LaBauve and Tom Kitchens, TUXEDOS FOR RENT who signs up for their program; after the bonfire. Kay's was the Marilee May and Jim Steitle, see Steve Shapiro. scene for after-relaxation for Bob Beverly Montgomery and Spud Griffin and Ann Page, Nicky Hofheinz, Kathy Pickard and 402 Milam FA 3-2404 Attempted Raid Nichols and Phyllis Phair, Sally Jerry Wilmot, Charlotte Reeves On Jones Foiled About 60 men students at- tempted to invade Jones Col- "1 lege last Thui'sday night dur- ing the campus blackout caus- ed by power failure. to They were repelled—but not before a glass pane was broken. The cost of replacing the a young pane is $56, which will be di- vided among the four men's colleges. man COMEDY... (Continued from Page 1) Isaibelle's mother, a teacher of the pianoforte; and Susan Briggs, the world on Lady India, who is Messerseh- mann's mistress. Time of the production will be 8 pm ahd the place will be Autry House; Tickets will be on sale for 75 cents in the lounge this week and at the Autry House door be- This June, the graduates of our engi- fore performances. The play is directed by Pat neering and scientific schools, pockets "Cunningham Marsh. stuffed with job offers, have "the world on a string." PE's... But there's another "string" attached (Continued from Page 1) to this fabulous situation: A man can E.'s take them together, while courses like Eco. 100, Bio. 390, only accept one job offer. and English 210 are primarily for P.E.'s. How can the graduate make up his All of these courses could be mind wisely about his vital decision? arranged so that the P. E. ma- jors would have to exert almost Were not going to try to tell you. no effort to stay in school. How- ever, Mr. McEnany implied that And we're going to resist the tempta- such a plan is not now being tion to point out the many advantages followed. of working for IBM—much as our company, like every other, needs top- notch engineering and scientific talent. STEVEN'S RECORD & RADIO SHOP We're merely going to leave you with 10% DISCOUNT TO one thought that may help you make — RICE STUDENTS — your decision: MRS. RALPH BELL Prop. IBM's President has stated this pol- 6125 Kirby Drive icy: . . I want this company to be In The Village known as the one which has the great- est respect for the individual."

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Beat YoU'Know-Who Peaiats... by Schalz The strains of the Aggie War Hymn blared forth from the tower of Hanszen College last Tuesday night, IT Off and within minutes a crowd of 400 spirited, wildly yell- a i ing residents of the men's colleges had formed. Thus All letters must lie signed. Keep them was started the loudest and best pep rally to take place as abort as possible. The Thresher re- at the Institute in many years. serves the right to edit all letters. Cheerleaders Homer Spencer and Harvin Moore arrived to lend an air of official sanction to the cheers. To 11 Men From Team tri-captain Matt Gorges yielded to popular de- mand and voiced the football team's opinion that the 1600 Students Aggie victory string,is due to end—in Rice Stadium! To the 1957 Rice Institute One idea was in the mind of the crowd—BEAT Football Team: NEVER JUMP INTO A PILE THE AGGIES. Spirit has reached a new high point at 7 WELL, I JUST LEARNED We would like to tell you how saSOMETHING , CHARLIE BROWN LEAVES MOLDING A Rice, and spirit such as this will carry the Owls to vic- proud we are of your achieve- *• * OUET SUCKER! tory over the Farmers Saturday afternoon. ments this year. We congratu- O late you for your latest well- earned victory against Arkansas; also for victories against U5.U., 0 Stanford, and S.M.U.; and for Huddle! well played games against Duke, Texas, and Clemson. If all the students at a Rice football game were Said end to end, they wouldn't take up much more room We admire you because you Peanuts is a regular feature of The Houston Press. ithan they do now, sitting normally. have never given up; every All sorts of officials have requested us to implore game you have played has proven \that. students not to be afraid of their dates—sit closer to- gether. Almost everyone can fit into the 18-inch sec- Our support has faded at times. even getting in the car in the We have let you down though RICE GIRLS... first place. tion allotted for one seat. If, of course, he doesn't bring Deposits Elsie along- lunch, thermos containers, radio, newspapers, you never deserved it. (Continued from Page 1) J. C. number, only to find that After driving into JC parking and other paraphernalia which occupy an extra space. You gave us a big shot in the lot—the traffic in which makes arm last Saturday against Ar- it is busy—and that this condi- With the capacity crowd expected at the Aggie tion is maintained for several Grand Central Station look like game, .it is necessary that spectators, as well as the kansas. You showed that you are a desert, and the lighting facili- ready. We too are ready. We are hours. team, go into a "huddle." Sit close! ties of which put the Austin pulling for you one-hundred per- Eventually, Tab reaches the artificial moons to shame, he de- O ; cent. college, and asks for a long suc- posits Elsie and meanders home . cession of girls, but "I'm sorry The Aggies have a big yell® in a complete daze. —she's at blank (for blank, sub- Suggestions For Girls section and a big football team. stitute a rush party, a calling-in Though we may not be able to A few random suggestions to h Public Disservice party, a post-rush party) or, "She the girls, just to try to keep the "out-noise" the Aggies' twelfth .4 just had to get some sleep. She poor suckers a little happier. Two public figures performed disservices to their man in the stands, we beileve was up until 11:30 last night." that you can outplay any eleven 0 If you insist on making offices last week. Upon getting to talk to our men they put on the field. tentative dates, please don't add Governor Price Daniel called a second special ses- heroine, Elsie, he is told that insult to injury by making sev- sion of the Legislature solely to consider segregation Best of luck, some Aggie just called and Elsie eral tfor the same night. If you legislation. The legislative proposal, which will close Your Fellow Students already has dates for the next make a tentative date, and it public schools if troops are sent to the scene, indicates —_o six weeks, but has he considered doesn't work out, face the con- that Governor Daniel does not really understand why Rondoleli? sequences — find out what the troops were sent to Little Rock. A Word About Assume She's Dateless rest of us live like. But, if we assume that, of all # If you don't have a date His bill is as irrelevant as his ludicrous wire to for some function, don't be President Eisenhower demanding, "Are you going to things, Elsie does not have a date The Card Section for the night in question, she will ashamed of it. Let some one fix send federal troops to every unintegrated school dis- you up. There are innumerable To The Editor: tentatively accept Tab's meager trict ?" offering, — TENTATIVELY, be- boys who don't have dates that We agree with The Daily Texan that we of Texas AN OPEN LETTER TO THE cause she is really holding out same night, and who knows — They might have your picture up are "beating our heads against a stone wall or beating STUDENT BODY for a better deal. On the average, six times out of seven she will on their wall, worshipping it, and around the bush with segregation legislation, most of I wish to express my thanks get another offer, and, in the wishing they could just even talk and appreciation for the tremend- which is clearly unconstitutional." fallacious belief that anything to you. (Heh-heh). * * * ous job accomplished by those of could be better than a Rice Man, % And last, but definitely not you who participated in the Card The other figure who performed a disservice is she will break the date with Tab. least — if you are forced—I say Section during the half-time Lamar High School Principal Woodrow Watts. Dr. *Sigh* forced because nobody would do ceremonies for our Homecoming such a thing voluntarily—If you Stretching our imaginations to Watts withdrew permission for the Lamar chorus— game this paste.Saturday. You are' forced to get a date with the extremes, we say Tab made which sang at the recent Marvin Griffin segregation were wonderful about changing an Aggie, never, admit it. Even and actually was allowed to keep rally—to sing at an integrated church service. your seats to fill in the holes, RG's know the old Southern" the date with Elsie. particularly you Freshmen. scale of social rank. If newspaper accounts are to' be relied upon, Dr. The two ^blissful lover go off s Even after all this, I guess Watts performed an action of incredible absurdity. Ac- With just a little imagination into the moonlit night, Tab full Rice Girls aren't too bad — At cording to the Houston Post, Div Watts sent notes to I am sure that you can visualize of anticipation of the evening of any rate the demand doesn't seem the difference this made. This complete departure from the In- chorus members' parents asking if they wanted their to be going down. On the other was the first time we have "had stitute. But,, no ... Elsie bursts children to participate in the integrated meeting. He hand maybe we're just trying to 1! a completed section this year. forth with a diatribe on the rigors said he received replies from about 50%—all of whom of Math 100, she poUrs out her boost their egos . . . gave their children permission. Dr. Watts assumed the The design were perfect! This woes about how she almost_ flunk- other "50% were opposed, and he called off the sched- was another First. Apparently ed the last philosophy test—she A&M... uled appearance. the greenhorns grew up, and the only made an 87.. Naturally this effect was most gratifying to * * * touches Tab's heart, but was not (Continued from Page 1) those of us who somehow could If our leaders spent half as much time trying to what he was looking for in a Owls, and they are capable of not forget that we were on na- date. » beating Bryant's boys.. But Rice solve the integration problem, as they do foolishly try- tion-wide T.V. We can rest must play their best game to do ing to evade it, the problem would be only half as great. assured that our part of the Vain Attempt After taking in a show, they the job. They must not fumble impression conveyed to the World and they can not be penalized as was a good one. drop by the local lounge to have a few brews—where Tab makes they were against Arkansas. Thanks, also, to those of you a vain attempt to drink Elsie The Aggies can be beaten. TCU on the Card Section Committe§,# under the table. As she carries and Arkansas almost did the job, TKel whose hard work and great^ him out to the car, Tab gazes but they . didn't have it in the efforts were not left unrewarded. up into her big, brown, bovine clutch. Here's hoping the Owb eyes, and the question that has do. My hope is that the participat- been plaguing him all evening THRE ing spirit of this past Saturday comes back — "Are they really The Rice Thresher, written and edited by students of the Rice Institute, will remain throughout the sea- ANASTASIA... worth it?" k published weekly in Houston, except in the summer, during holidays, and son, so that we will be able, in in examination weeks. The views expressed are those of the student writers As he crawls into the car, he (Continued from fcage 1) and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the administration of the Rice more ways than one, to show the Aggies who really rates and places her in one of the two RG count, must be seen for her wily, Institute. r seductive-type smile. * Member of the Associated Collegiate Press. everybody else with whom we categories — the girls that try find ourselves in competition. to sit on the door handle and are Margie's script takes digs at * JIM BERNHARD STEVE WILLIAMS so cold they fog up your wind- everything, but with such a glam- Editor Business Manager Once again, thank yop so very, very much. shield, or those that try to sit on orous cast we're sure nobody will CtNGER PURINGTON BILL LANDFIELD the DRIVER'S door handle, rend- mind. v * < Assistant Editor Assistant Bus. M&r. ANN BARTLETT ering him completely incapable of Oh yes, and Don Coney directs T ' — . 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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1M7 THE THRESHER Five 7, HERZ—Arkansas 16, SMU IS. #5 TEXAS vs. TCU—BOWER— Red Candles To TCU 13, Texas 7, MALINAK— Fire Pep Rally TCU 20, Texas 14, HERZ—Texas Red candles will be given out Cramped for space so, quickly, 27, TCU 7. to all who attend the pep rally owlook Hera 29-12Vi, .698; Bower 30-14, . •> o • Friday night in front of the .682; Malinak 28*4-14, .670. library at 7 p.m. By JIM BOWER ud or any season, Frank Ryan re- RICE vs. TEXAS A&M Beat A.&M. This is in accordance with the BOB MAUNAK turned to his old form, and King BOWER — Rice 20, A&M 14 superstition that to burn red eely November may have re- Hill added to his already spark- —Years from now people will call candles all night before playing turned to the Rice campus ling record. King has pushed to it the Owls' finest hour when a game in which the odds are N 968 yards total offense in seven REYNOLD'S after an albsence of two they reminesce over this sweet BARBER SHOP against you will bring good luck. years. The Owls played back to games to hold a 400 yard lead cpset. Red candles will also be kept their early season form last Sat- in that department over his near- 2522 Amherst MALINAK—Rice 14, A&M 7 In the Village burning in the boys' commons all urday against Arkansas, and they est SWC competitor. —The Owls to play their finest night. gave every indication of being i game, even better than the one ready to reinstate the traditional A similar output of top per- they'll play in the Cotton Bowl. Beat A.&M. Beat A.&M. formances by the Owls tomorrow stretch drive that once character- HERZ—Rice 14, A&M 13—1 and again on the next two Sat- ised Institute teams. never bet against my own team, urdays will mean a trip to Dallas Most encouraging of the signs especially at home, so it's Rice shown in the Arkansas game was by the old RI around New Year's time. This might even cause a by the length of one Aggie. the return of the defense. Both ARKANSAS vs. SMU—BOW- 'HA4 the first and second units show- large portion of the student body to cancel a planned migration to ER — Arkansas 19, SMU 13, OF H O U S ed a marked improvement in MALINAK—Arkansas 20, SMU tackling, pursuit, and desire. The Aspen for the holidays. MEMBER FEDERAL DEP03IT IN8URANCE CORPORATION Hogs were allowed to gain ground freely until they passed midfield, but on all but one occasion, the Western Electric's new TUITION REFUND PLAN Owl line would then stiffen to i repulse the threat. * * * OUTSTANDING AT HIS linebacker spot for the third can help you continue your studies while launching straight week was Howard Hoel- scher, who crashed through to make several key tackles. The an exciting career big fullback has been doing his share on offense, too. Under the new plan, Western Electric Cliff McCraW and Toad White deserve a big plug for stopping will refund tuition costs for after-hours Arkansas' last gasp drive on the study at graduate or undergraduate Owl six yard stripe. Larry Whit- level, to a maximum of $250 each year- mire arid Don Gillis turned in fine Say, for example, that you decide on jobs also. a career at Western Electric in one of • * * many rewarding phases of telephony ON OFFENSE Ken Williams —electronics, development engineering, came up with the key run in the design, manufacturing production, plant winning drive, Buddy Dial made engineering, or some other. You may be one of the finest catches of this eligible for financial assistance to help defray the cost of graduate or other Owls Look Good study from the very first day. Choose engineering, science or any- course that is appropriate to your job or that adds By JIM HOWARD to your ability to accept greater respon- Sports Staff sibility, and the Company will refund Against Arkansas, the Rice to you up to $250 a year for tuition. Owls seemed to regain all of their (You'll note from the map on this page early season sharpness that de- that Western Electric's work locations serted them after the Duke game. are well situated in terms of major pop- Neither Effective ulation areas. That means that many of Throughout the first quarter the nation's best schools are close by.) and halfway through the sec- ond, neither team was very effec- Plus values, like the new Tuition Re- tive. Rice was hurt by three 15 fund Plan, give Western Electric engi- yard penalties and four times neers many opportunities that others ' watched Arkansas punters kick never have. There's specialized training the ball out inside the Rice 19. both in the classroom and on the job... Midway in the second period, a formal program of advanced engi- the Owls started from their own neering study that includes full-time, 24 on a 75 yard march, only to' off-job courses of up to 10 weeks' dura- JOHN MORAN, who joined Western Electric's engineering staff at the Kearny, N. J., Works recently, be halted on fourth down at the tion ... a retirement and benefit program is now studying for his M.S.M.E. under the new Tuition Refund Plan. Western Electric expects to one yard line. that's one of the best known and most refund the tuition for John's graduate study at the Newark College of Engineering this year. f Arkansas punted out to their liberal in industry...low-cost life insur- 22, after taking over, and from ance that would appeal to any man with the 17 Frank Ryan threw to Gene cable were tailor-made—there's a con- our telephone job, or working on a Miller in the end fcone for the his eye on the future. And of paramount stant need for new products and new major defense project like guided mis- score.. Hill converted and the importance is the chance to work processes. Two-thirds of the equipment sile systems—with Western Electric you Owls led 7-2 at half-time. alongside top men in the field of we make today for the Bell telephone can expect to grow! Rice Wins communications. companies is of types developed since Arkansas was not to be denied For your copy of our College Tuition There's a good deal more for which World War II. Refund Plan booklet and additional in- as the Razorbacks cimaxed a there isn't space here. Why not write us third-quartet 80^ yard drive from Besides telephone work, Western formation about Western Electric write: or contact your placement office to Electric—over the years —has been re- College Relations, Room 1029, Western the l"'yard line withe Don Stone schedule an interview when Bell System going around right end for the sponsible for a continuous flow of de- Electric Company, 195 Broadway, New tally in the early moments of the representatives visit your campus. fense jobs for the government such as York 7, N. Y. Vi. • j. < fourth period. As one of us, you'd help engineer the the Nike guided missile Nesbitt converted to tie the manufacture, distribution or installation system and the DEW game 7 all. of the equipment needed for the nation- Line. Rice returned the following wide communications network of 49 There's plenty of room kickoff tip the 26 from where Ken million Bell telephones. for advancement... what- Williams raced twenty-nine yards around left ehd to the Arkan- Here—where transistors were first de- ever your field of spe- sas 45., •veloped for production; where repeaters cialization. So—whether From there, with Hill, Ken for the new transatlantic telephone you'd be helping with Williams, Duett, and Chilton in the backfield, Rice drove to a first down on the 9. Two succes- - sive offside penalties moved the

ball to the 1. On fourth down, • MANUFACTURING LOCATIONS Chilton was stopped short of the • DISTRIBUTING HOUSES goal, but another offside penalty INSTALLATION AlliA OttlCES gave Rice a fifth try from the % yard line. Western Electric has major manufacturing plants located at li Chicago, 111., Kearny, N. J., Baltimore, Md., Indianapolis, Ind., Chilton then blasted over right AUentown, Pa., Winston-Salem, N. C., Buffalo, N. Y., North ih r tackle for the score and Rice MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY UNIT OP THE Bill SYSTEM Andover, Mass. Distribution Centers in 30 cities. Installation led 13-7 with seven minutes re- headquarters in 16 cities. General headquarters: 195 Broadwayt maining. New York, N. Y. Also Teletype Corporation, Chicago 14, Illinois. "'J !V s to . mmmm r:»I« k-ii '-? "ft. . ihMi V &PR i - ' ' ' ' w.

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in second, and Baker was t According to reports, Homecoming Nets alumni turn-out for the occasl was the largest in the history ol the school, especially for the $500 With Ticket Siles annual Homecoming dinner at Brae Burn Country Club, last As a highlight of the festivi- ior English major. Friday. ties last weekend, Beverly Mont- Decorations Winners Thanks, He Says gomery was crowned queen of the Another announcement made 1957 Homecoming. Patti Black- Park Weaver, chairman of this during the game was the win- ledge and Ann Page were then year's activities, wishes to thank ners of the campus decorations. presented as the princesses dur- everyone for help making home' The Junior Class won first place. ing the half time activities of the coming such a success, especiall; The freshmen were second, and victorious Rice game. the football team, as this event the Seniors and sophomores tied goes down in memories of Rice| Beverly is a sophomore English for third place. Wiess College students for another year. major, while Patti is a senior won the first prize for the col- Over 500 tickets were sold, and1 psychology major and Ann a sen- lege competition. Will Rice came $460 in profit cleared, according to Park Weaver and Frank Dent. •iW: :V.* dent mmi and mm coney flash* (""translation . . . flush) Opportunities . . . Rice's own pair of Siamese twins the Reebahs are on a world

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