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Volume 73, Number 19 Texas Christian University . , . Fort Worth, Texas 76129 Friday, October 4, 1974 'Let me off at earth, please

Travelers from some un- astronauts. When' shown in named, far-off planet may have juxtaposition with recent photos landed thousands of years ago on of American spacemen, the a primitive, but inhabited earth, ancient artifacts showed a said archaeologist and author remarkable' similarity. Erich von Daniken Wednesday Von Daniken said he was night. amazed that such intellectually Speaking to an overflow crowd handicapped and primitive in the Student Center Ballroom, people could sculpt, draw and he presented his theory with a build with so much dexterity, narrated slide show that most in finesse and geometric accuracy. attendance found highly im- In addition to physical pressive. evidence, von Daniken presented Von Daniken said he believes, literary support for his theory by and has evidence to support his qupting from several "holy belief, that these "ancient books." astronauts," as he calls them in The ancient Sumarian epic of his book, not only came to earth "Gilgamesh" gives an account of many centuries ago but were a king who was taken to great revered by the humans they heights above the earth by some contacted and were regarded as mysterious people. The king gods. describes the tremendous force exerted on his body as he is lifted His books, "Chariots of the from the ground.and gives an Gods" and "In Search of Ancient accurate description of the Astronauts" contain textual earth's appearance from such a information, photographs and vantage. drawings from all over the world Von Daniken also used which he considers sufficient to passages from Ezekiel in the Old at leas! strongly consider his Testament to support Ms claim. theory, something many ar- At one point in his book, the chaologists refuse to do, he said. Hebrew prophet describes the The slides he showed Wed- appearance of what von Daniken nesday included prehistoric cave called an ancient spacecraft and drawings and rock carvings he even showed an engineer's which appeared to be primitive conception of what they believe TRUTH OR FICTION? representations of modern day Ezekiel actually saw. Subcommittee formed to discuss funding issue SPC examines editors' money cuts

By LISA DEELEY SMITH The policy statement of the Wiebenga and Buttry are on the advice concerning ads. the University Bank ad sexist. Assistant News Editor SPC states Ms. Downing and subcommittee to^ study the issue. campus thinks are sexist. He Kays called the bank am Editors' compensation cuts, Buttry were to receive such Gregg Kays, business mentioned the letters to the them of the pi obtain. They are sexist advertising and censorship compensation. "There's a whole of the Daily Skiff, asked SPC for editor which labeled the lea page4 were the main topics at the first nest of issues here," said Dr. »¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥«¥¥¥«¥¥¥¥¥¥»¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ Student Publications Committee William Wiebenga, dean of (SPC) meeting Wednesday. AddRan College of Arts and A subcommittee of SPC was Sciences. Parent's Weekend is here formed to discuss compensation The money is to go for tuition, for editors of the Daily Skiff and yet it is a student employment Parents' Weekend activities begin Friday, speak on "Smart Golf" he "Image," after two editors were salary, not a scholarship. The Oct. 4 with Parent's attending classes all day. Study Lounge. From 2-5 pjs a bus tear cut off from promised funds. SPC is telling the Journalism Visiting parents may register anytime from 2*4) the Fort Worth area. Margaret Downing and Steve Department how to hire its p.m. in the Student Center. A buffet dinner ie scheduled in the Buttry were to receive 12 hours of students, Dr. Wiebenga said. "I A pep rally is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. in Daniel- from 5-6:30 p.m. Tickets for tuition as associate editors of know of no such contractual Meyer Coliseum in preparation for the TCU- cost $2.75, must be purchased by noon Saturday. "Image" and the Daily Skiff statement in any other depart- Arkansas football game the following evening. At 7:30 p.m. is the highlight of the weekend as respectively. The money was ment," he said. Rounding out the first day's activities will be the the Horned Frogs tangle with the Rasorbacks X promised to the two students last If the compensation were comedy team of Durane and Ellis at 8p.m. in Ed from Arkansas on the gridiron in their annual spring. However, Lewis C. Fay, converted into a scholarship, a Landreth Auditorium. tilt. chairman of the Journalism student could not compete for Saturday's events begin at t a.m. with Following the game, at 10 p.m., will be aa open Department, became aware of any other scholarship, Fay said. registration for parents. A reception will be held house, with residence halls open to all parents. production cost increases over Dr. Wiebenga told Ms. in the courtyard of the Sid Richardson Building The final day's activities will get underway at the summer. Downing that in the future the from 10-11:30 a.m. A luncheon is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Sunday with a coffee and doughnut "According to my calculations, department chairman would noon in the Student Center Ballroom and will breakfast in the Ballroom. Parent's Weekend we would have been out of inform each editor of his position feature a variety of guests and speakers. festivities will then be brought to a dose at 11 business by March 1," Fay said and any compensation in writing. At 2 p.m. Dr. Charles F. Kemp, professor of am. with a celebration service by Minister to the pastoral care and pastoral psychology, will University Roy Martin. l at the meeting. He then cut Ms. Fay said he felt this wotdd be "a i Downing's and Buttry's pay. monkey on my back." Dr. !»»»»»«¥ ¥¥¥¥¥»»¥¥¥)¥¥¥¥¥»¥*¥»¥¥¥¥»¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥' THE DAILY SKIFF Friday, October 4,1974 Reader feedback- reader feedback

Editor: council last week there was no Tuesday's Skiff. The writer were handed out were small sophomoric column that at- I wish to take issue with your way our rooms could be painted. seemed to imply very clearly pieces of paper with a pin in them tacked me, among others. statement of your Oct. 1 issue Vulgarisms are not used in By Mr. Neeb's statement that that the new place system was and were designed to be worn. It that Bob Neeb has made it sometimes seems there is some TCU publications for two "All dormitory rooms that unfair and that the newly elected "through September without naivete about political reasons: (1) the sensitive needed painting have been town students were not saying anything good enough reader—there must be a few- painted" he has made several representative of their con- organizing at TCU. that he could later claim that he But the fact is people do not get deserves protection against things perfectly clear. Firstly, stituencies. was misquoted." gross offense; (2) the he must not consider Pete Wright One of the ideas behind having elected without work and campaigning. The town students professional standards we in the In your Sept. 5 issue, Mr. Neeb to be a dormitory. (Someone students file for specific places who voted these representatives Journalism Department knock stated "All dormitory rooms that should tell him that it is located was to avoid the overlong ballot needed painting have been which instructed voters to vote in were convinced of their merits ourselves out to pass on to you about 60 yards southwest of prohibit their use. painted." I am one of. the lucky Sadler.) for 24 names. This "melting pot" through their campaigning. And few who are living in Pete Wright process seems to me to be more campaigning takes organization It's saddening to me that, with dormitory this year and let me Secondly, he was either unfair, especially to the students and I can find nothing tainted gut-issues screaming from every assure you that my room needs misquoted or will later claim to listed near the bottom. about that process. quarter of the compass, senior painting. have been and lastly he should Filing for a specific place Chuck Blaisdell Journalism majors waste their have at least received runner-up avoids this problem to a degree. Town Student Representative adrenalin in a ranting and sen- The color of the walls in my in your Dubious Achievement Voters are more likely to know Place 4 seless diatribe; in a blunt and room very closely resembles the Award competition. people running in each place and filthy usage that passed from color of the floor in the snack bar. David Bennett therefore can make a more in- Editor: polite society before Gulliver To top that there is graffiti on the Sophomore telligent choice amongst a If you have had done for a day embarked on his travels. There closet door which states "VOTE Editor's note—The quote was, smaller set of candidates. or two with abusing me, the Dean must be a higher level of FOR IKE AND DICK IN '56." "Rooms . in every dorm were It also might be pointed out of Students, the Chancellor, and discourse. . I have informed Mr. Neeb painted if they were in bad that about twice as many town everybody else in sight, permit As to censorship: If The Daily many of the rooms in our dorm shape." students voted this year than last me a few words of my own. Skiff suffered any kind of even badly need painting and he year, and that is a definite im- You seem to suffer some kind internal censorship at all, do you assured me something would be Editor: provement. of neurosis with regard to think so vicious a piece as your worked out. However, Mr. Ed I wish to comment upon an The other point that the town "censorship." Censorship is a Tuesday put-down would ever Bivin told a meeting of our dorm editorial that appeared in last students elected are restraint imposed by an outside have appeared? unrepresentative needs agency, which limits the people's You will have the last word, as clarification. The methods used right to be informed and usual (in boldface type). My last in publicizing the particular newspaper's right to tell the word is please make an effort to CENTURY BOOK STORE representatives in question were truth. catch up with the times. 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By KATHE AMBROSE were inherited family actual papers with an in- Dr. Malcolm D. McLean of the documents. He has found more troduction for the general Spanish Department had his first information si far away as reader. Dr. McLean said it would in a series of Texas history books Washington, D.C., California, mainly be used for research. released Wednesday by the TCU and Mexico City in his 35 years of He explained the main idea of Press. research. the series is to tell everything The 637-page volume, "The In the seven volumes, Dr. that happened in the area bet- Texas Association," is the first of McLean plans to tell the history ween Fort Worth and Austin Dr. McLean's projected series of through 1842, when Maj. from the beginning of time to the at least seven volumes. Robertson died. He already has Texas Revolution. In Volume I, Dr. McLean five volumes prepared for the No one person is glorified, Dr. covers the period from 1788 to printer and enough information McLean said. The papers tell 1822. The book gives the for two more. both the good and the bad in the background of the Texas Each volume will have the words of the people who lived at Association in Kentucky and same basic cover design of the that time. So the reader can Tennessee. It tells of the state's outline. Only the seal decide for himself who was right association's negotiations with within the state and the subtitle or wrong. the Mexican government and its will be changed. The paper The TCU Press honored Dr. settlement in the area later resembles the type on which McLean and his wife at a known as Robertson's Colony, a documents from Spain and reception in the Faculty Center MOWS I'niqoe * Exchwive TeckaJajae recently, which was also the strip of land 100 miles wide and Mexico City were written, Dr. Vails to Replace or Repair One or Test. birth date of Maj. Robertson. 200 miles long between Fort McLean said. Yoa too can have exqaisite ■■prahng hands with Worth and Austin. Research and editing were Dr. McLean said, "I think it (Volume I) turned out extremely Finger Nails! "It all got started way back in funded under a grant from the MOWS Sculptures MASCULINE XAHS for the WELL 1939 when I was hired to work at J.M. West Corp. of Houston, and well. Everybody was just won- GROOMED MAX with PROBLEM NAILS. the San Jacinto Museum of Volume I was published with a derful." CALL-COME BY FOR INFORMATION History," Dr. McLean said. In grant from the Kathryn LETS GO OR APPOINTMENT. order to get the job, he had to O'Connor Foundation. Dr. TO THE become an expert on the San McLean also got research leave Jacinto Battle quickly. Dr. with pay in the falls of 1967 and 1st United MONA'S SCULPTURED McLean discovered he had an Methodist Church ancestor in the battle, and he "You don't make money off a NAILS & LASHES began looking him up. thing like this. University Downtown Fort Worth The ancestor was Dr. presses aren't in business to Transportation from front of McLean's great-great- make money, but to make things Student Center each Sunday. 3121 AAcCart Ave. available," Dr. McLean said. grandfather, Maj. Sterling C. Departure—9 a.m. Robertson, who later became the The book would cost $40 or $50 if Return—12 Noon 921-3634 book's central figure. sold commercially, he said. Look for the Mae van. Dr. McLean's primary sources The book is a collection of

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Midwestern next for soccer squad Loop faces outside threats The TCU soccer team will take on a rugged Midwestern squad while Frogs, Hogs skirmish tomorrow in Forest Park at 2 All Southwest Conference football teams except TCU and p.m. Arkansas are engaged in extra-league activities tomorrow, the final Saturday before solid league action starts. The Frogs take an 0-2 record In a year that has seen many nonconference squads take on into the contest, while Mid- more than one SWC representative, Texas (2-1, 0-1) plays western brings in a 2-1 ledger. u host to Washington at 7 p.m. in Austin. The Huskies fell to The Midwesterners knocked Texas A&M 28-15 a week ago. off Texas Tech 3-0 last weekend tf\, Texas Tech (2-0-1,1-0), meanwhile, all alone at the top of in front of 600 spectators in the loop heap until TCU and Arkansas settle their dif- Wichita Falls. ferences, meets Oklahoma State in Lubbock at 7:30 p.m. The Cowboys plastered Arkansas 26-7 two weeks ago but got Cross country event shocked by Baylor last Saturday, 31-14. Southern Methodist officials hope for a bigger turnout of takes off at 4 today fans at the Cotton Bowl than in past weeks when the If you have never seen a cross Mustangs (2-1) do battle with Oregon State at 1:30 p.m. country meet, today is your big The Aggies of A&M have kickoff scheduled at 1:30 p.m. chance. with Kansas at the Javhawk's home in Lawrence. The Bears of Baylor (1-2) go after weak Florida State at The gun goes up at 4 p.m. for a Tallahassee, Fla., at 7:30 p.m. triangular meet between the THE COTTON BOWL, Sat. Sept. 21 (Reprinted with permission The South Carolina Gamecocks have invited Houston's Homed Frogs, SMU and the from the SMU Daily Campus. Photo by Campus' Dave Dixon.) Cougars (2-2) in for festivities at Columbia, S.C. with kickoff University of Oklahoma, at at 7:30 p.m. Worth Hills Golf Course. Porkers invade Frog swamp By JOHN FORSYTH 'Our offense is not hitting on all cylin- crazy things are happening." problems developed this week. Second- Sports Editor ders as yet," he said. Broyles said senior defensive tackle string freshman linebacker Jerry Gaither The Horned Frogs get a snot at a tie for Broyles will start junior Mark Miller at Brison Manor will miss the TCU game due will be out for at least three weeks with a first place in the Southwest Conference quarterback against the Purples, using to an injury; otherwise the Pigs will be at stretched nerve in his right shoulder. grid standings tomorrow when they stand both Miller and fellow junior Scott Bull as full strength. Weather predicted for tomorrow's en- up to a sheet of red from FayettevUle, Ark. first-stringers. Shofner cited defensive tackle Tommy counter will be perfect, with temperatures With kickoff at 7:30 p.m., a Parents' Broyles chuckled when asked how he Van Wart as "questionable" due to back in the 70s and no rain in sight. Weekend crowd of 35,000 is expected to decides which quarterback plays when. populate AmonCarterStadium to see if the "I'll be honest with you," he said, "I don't Frogs can finally wriggle out of Arkansas' really know. We just go with the one who's powerful grasp. having a hot hand at the time. There is The Hogs have notched 15 straight wins very little, if any, difference between the over the Fort Worth bunch, but that streak two. has been mentioned very little this year "I had talked to other teams that were here. doing this same thing rather suc- TCU, which has improved steadily since cessfully," Broyles said in his southern its shaky season-opening win over UTA drawl, "and I figured we could do it with three Saturdays ago, will be looking for a these two kids.*' way to get their offense, which leads the In his first year as TCU's head mentor, SWC in passing but certainly not rushing, Jim Shofner thinks little of Arkansas' 15- into the Pigs' end zone. year monopoly of the series. Earlier this Outside of Oklahoma State, nobody has year, he said he'd love to beat Arkansas, been able to do much of that this year. It but it was only one game, not a whole was the Porker defense, as a matter of season, regardless of the streak. fact, which did most of the work in last Broyles said each of this year's teams week's MM) cloutting of Tulsa. are separate entities in themselves. "They "It was our defense that did so well haven't been here all those years. I look at against Tulsa," Broyles said yesterday by it kinda like a bridge game. I read in a phone from bis FayettevUle office. "It book somewhere that there are 36 billion contributed to seven Tulsa fumbles. Either play possibilities in a bridge game with fiveor six of those were inside their 30 yard four players and 52 cards. I figure there line. Our offense only had to drive about 80 are at least that many in football. yards total for five of our touchdowns. "Especially this year, when all kinds of With Robinson named first black manager CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP)- said. "I'm not a superman; I'm. The elevation of Robinson ended a years- The announcement came 27 years, five Robinson, who has been one of 's not a miracle worker. This is what I really long struggle by blacks to be named to a months and 19 days after Jackie Robinson greatest players for two decades, was want to be judged by—the play on the field, meaningful management position in broke baseball's color barrier as a player. named the first Mack manager in major and not on being the first, on being black." baseball. It places Robinson in charge of a It came almost two years after the league baseball history Thursday. At the news conference at which team which has a top white pitcher, greying, nearly blind Jackie Robinson Robinson, 39, the game's fourth all-time Robinson's appointment was announced Gaylord Perry who has publicly criticized made his last public appearance at a leading home run hitter and toe only by general manager Phil Seghi, the 39- him and black centerfielder George , and said he wished he could player ever to win the Most Valuable year-old superstar received a telegram of Hendrick, Wh^has been accused of being one day look down the third base coaching Player award in both major leagues, was congratulations from President Ford. It hard to handle line or into the dugout and see a member of given s one-year contract at a salary called the announcement "welcome news" "I know it's going to be hectic... but I'm his race as manager. Jackie, who was no estimated at $180,000 to be manager of the and said the new job was a tribute to willing," Robinson said. "I know it's going relation to Frank, died soon thereafter. American League Cleveland Indians. Robinson "personally, to your athletic to be a long, hard winter for me. I'm not a "If I had one wish in the world today," "The only reason I'm the first black skills and your unsurpassed leader- nice guy. I can be... but I can adjust to the said Robinson, "that wish would be to have manager is because I was born black," ship." situation. Jackie Robinson here to see this happen."