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VOL S9, No. 13 FRIDAY, NOVEMBfc 8 PAGES Leaders Leave Tocoy on Retreat Reverend Joblonowski To Give Kickoff Speech The second annual all-school leadership retreat pro- mises to start with a bang tonight with a kickoff speech by Richard Joblonowski, minister of St. Stephens Presby- terian Church. Joblonowski s speech is to he one of several which will be delivered following supper at the Brownwood Chris- tian camp retreat grounds. ~ ~~—■ ■ Following supper, the film, their name and no one will 09 "This Is TCU" will he shown. left," lif said. The retreat, which is jointly Joe Short, Student Con sponson d bj Student l : president, will give a preview and the Activities Council, will of the retreal and will Introduce a»\ e repn entat h e from de- the kickoff speaker partmental, interest and Dr. Lir.dley to speak groups, honor cheer- At the Friday evening session, rs, fraternity and sorority President I) Ray Lindley will repn sentat ivea and representa- speak on honor life from the ad- tive! from the hand. KTCU, the ve point of view. He Horned Frog ai I be followed by Jim Wright, Administrators who have de- i,nt cl of the Honor finitely confirmed their reserva- ne Commil i will apply tions are Dr. Lindley, Dean of onor life to the students Students Lawrence Smith, Dean Recreation Friday night will See RETREAT on Pase S t of ping pong, volley ball and basketball Following breakfast Saturday Concert Tonight; morning and a short opening speech by short, delegates will Public Is Invited be divided into two discussion groups. These gTOUDS Will discuss The 65 piece Tel' Symphony honor life in the dormitories and Orchestra will present its fall Officials said students could dress casual in retreat, 101 ntiy sponsored by Student Congress academic honor life concert under the direction of attending the Leadership Retreat in Brown- and the Activities Council, is the second of The final panel discussion to Dr Ralph Guenther at 8:15 p.m. wood, and that's just whaf Miss Anna Lou its kind from the University.—Skiff staff photo. be held immediately before lunch tonight in Kd Landreth Auditor' O'Malley, Fort Worth junior, plans to do. The will be concerned with miscel- ham. laneous aspects of honor life This will be the first ape At 2 p m a panel discussion ance of the orchestra for the gen- called "Meet the Administration'' eral public this year The orele s- Class is Fasting has been scheduled. Delegates will tra played the same program for have an opportunity to ask ad- the students yesterday at li a.m. Renowned Psychologist 'Why do John's (the Bap- at w inch «ill be play< d tist i disciples last, but your minitratora questions brought up during the group di- are "Symphonic Poem, disciples do not fast?" quoted Registration 12:30-2 p.m. ludes" by Liszt; "\ from Dr Ambrose Edeni from one Will Speak on Campus of the synoptic gosp< Is in his "All students planning to at- 'Der Rosenkavalier'" by Strauss; reli ;ion class tend the retreat must register "Ai idemic Fes tival overt u r e ■ i hildren Coping with Prob Monday In room four, Psychology Opus 80" bj Brahma and "Sym- "Vow- you Baptists," direct at the Student Center between lams" will he Dr. Lois Murphey'i Building, 12:30 and 2 p.m. today." .lames I No 7 In A Mi ed Dr. Edens, "when was the topic when the speaks at the Dr. Gardner Murphey, her hus- Whitehead, Texon junior, and co- \ en Pgyi hology colloquium at 10 a.m. band, will describe his "Personal last time you fa "This morning, l didn't eat chairman of the retreat announ- - all stud Impressions of Paychole ced "Thoae students who have able to attend the Japan, India and the So> lei t n br takfast!" blurted a front row earlier cone, rt, to attend ton student alp m class should register Ion" at 8 p m In room 104, Dan from 12:30-1:00 so we will have sion is iiee Professors u. Rogers Hall. He and lie. wife have recently returned from visiting these coun Will Report tries on a world tour Successful Author Self Study Will Reflect Director of research of the On Research Menninger Foundation In Topeka, "Baseball Terminology In Mex Kan , Dr Gardner Murphej la a former president oi the Ameri- lco", by Dr. John H Hammond,! can Paychologii al \ isociation, a Standards of University cli,one in "i the foreign language former chairman ol the psycholo department, will be among six gj department of the City In New What are we doing'1 What have Association oi Texas Collt ■ It ise they could not papers pi esented by faculty mem York, and he Is .1 uthm ol books we done'.' How can we do it bet recognized the (ad that certain be maintained at the high educa- hers at the 17th annual comon and articles. tec' standards v ere essential if a uni- tional level the University thought tmn of the South-Central Modern lie iv DIM oi the greatest Hi For two years more than 400 versity ot he'll quality were to to be necesaar) Language Association tag psychologists ol the daj, and University staff members have ee maintained The 1'nivei lity was elect, d to Eleven members of the faculty his Mife is al " Internationally in en in\ olved In i "self study pro- Dropped Colleges membership in the '-. i of will attend the convention at 'tie known," remarked Dr S i< Sells, gram," seeking answers to these As a member ol this Ol American Colleges In 1921 and Biltmore Hotel In City professor of psycholi questions tion, TCU discontinued i's t ol accepted as a member oi the Nov 11-12 Former Professor Now with 8,000 pages of re leg! uf Medicine in 1918 and its Southern Association el Dr Ann Goasman, assistant Dr Lois Murphey, research ports befoie them, they ai i get law School m 1920 Both were and Secondary Si ho, ill m 1022 profeaaor oi English, will addrei i psychologist al the Mei ting ready to take I cold analytic 11 is the Southern A - the Comparative Literature see Foundation, la the author look at their answers which is responsible for the cur- tion, Her subject v ill be "Sam- era! booka on child psychology A 20 member team of eduCI rent sell study pre ram ion, Job, and the Exercise of and a former professor at Sarah tors from the Southern A- Overworked Job Old Accreditation "Many universities were ac- Saints" Lawrence College in New York lion of Collegei and Secondary Schools will be on campus Nov New I hi - leaked through the credited 20 or SO years a [O," Dr, Renaissance Section "We feel very honored to have these two psychologists on OUT 8 !• to appraise the result-: of the Iron Curtain thai 1. A. Saratov, iM'e \ el n Df Karl Snyder will difCUBI campus." said Dr, Sells itudy. high ranking Soviet engineer, of the s, ;i stud] pi >g »m "Thomas Heyv ood'i U w of Pro- Dr Gardner Murphej will con- Their report w ill be turned over has been Imprisoned In Cherni recently Varbial Expressions in His Dra fer with Dr Sells on n to the accrediting agencies in ko\sk. Russia, ' \t that lime " he went on, matic Works" at the tledieval during his stay here Sells was volved in Hie program. Saratov bad been working "accreditation standards ami Renaissance Literature see assistant to Murphey at Colum- Hut what does it all mean? for 15 years in the rich lower than they now are tion bia University In 19§7 Overall Study oilfields on a secret" machine : of self- i>r Batua Polk, profeaaor of Dr. Sells pointed out thai these For an anrwei to this it \j nee that would do the work of 1(10 lation has been conducted English, will speak on "Samuel colloquiums ire arranged as a v to go back into the history men and finished it Just last within these schools since their Johnaon ami the Gentlemen's pat t ol the general pro p am re of the University, its goals and week date ei aeei .dilation. Magazine", I.ited to giiduate itudii i In the aehic. c menta, and some oi the Informed sources laid ' It would he possible." Dr, tov was Impi Isoned be< au-c it 'The Friendship of Wieland di pal tment ni/at ions with w Inch it is nl Nielsen further l'ee and Schiller" will be the subject I i ins is the t'n'\erait) '■ m ri Ciliated was discovered it took l 000 school to have .one down in its of an address by Dr I. John year lo offer » Ph.D. program m About 1013 the leading c men to operate the machine educational standaida rather than See RESEARCH on Page 5 psychology, j of Texas joined in organizing the See SELF STUDY on Page 2 Page 1 THE SKIFF Friday, November 4, I960 Inter-Seminary Movement Business Jargon SELF STUDY Consultant: Any ordinary guy Continued from Page 1 more than BO miles from home. i ed them " campus. ■ Conference Held in Austin To Activate: 'I o make carbons, New Study Program ulty. ' ami add mure names U> the memo. in mind, the E\ en the gra<: . rystem has Bnte • ■ i the convention, To Implement ■ Program Hire em Association recentlj ' idy. '-. Views of the different denomi- more people and expand ihe of- ed a program whereby member \\ hile tht to attend the Inter-Seminary nations reprt tented were aired lll I 1 - reaffirm j .■.. rice. "Everyone gained a better tin for - of time ■ Tht conference was held at the nding snd felt a definite A4 U . end of th - are upal Theological Seminary Challenge. Most gained I deeper period a team of educators fn,m tion. of the Southwest. standing, or realised the the Association would visit the New Accreditations Theme of the conference mi lack of understanding, of their Ray Neighbors ol and review the The - itiation' r own positions. An ippreciation ol Their report would be ing for accn the s were held Oct. other views on baptism were also n of American 1 17. 18 and 19. felt," elaborated Dungan. the school's accreditation stand- Drug Store ate S • of Business The The IS nent by sev- Next year the spring regional ht-r education | eral de:. Mil seminaries conference will be held at I'hil had not undergone such ■.on from the National to work together to define com- lips University. Theme for this "Let's Be Neighborly" a lelf-evaluatioe study since it Council of Accreditation of T< mon goals and work toward those conference will again be "Bap "he status of ur.i\ • i er Ed tism ". 20 years .: goals. Phone WA 7-8451 In addition to the accn . les of i hri and Hal I f AddRan College. a "r. -'ead of a headed the group from here I EXPERT ■ ..ng to Dr the ALTERATIONS of Business, Dean of Stu has swest Region of ISM which Laurence Smith, and Amos Sewing for men and women ton. . • 'o the manci ol. There is more Skins Hemmed Wide Participation purpose and - the ED 2-6804 ect of thf problems of other departn • .1 degree than had existed bei ' e maintenance de- The team from the Si tments, has been studied Ac- Association is not a professional to Dr. Nielsen every -taff 'inspecting team " The men are tier has had some part in itors in their oun | ;idy. This is the first time this The - "hree volumes of ticular group of men has served rt; -nng of tm re than her, Dr, Nielsen said. 3.000 pa.. ■ The chairman of the team is The visiting committee will Charles Davis. pr« - and attempt to throp Colli . Si Ith Carolina. add 'hey feel The Southern Association called lacking. In any program of the group 'the most distinguisl Dr. Nielsen indi- group of ■ ■ yet to tx cate! d to a - • tution "

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; Poq« 4 THE !KIM Friday, November 4. 1960 LITTLE MAN ONXAMPUS Now Hear This... iii^i 9W& AS SEEN BY ' . IL, Single Vote Can Be Decisive U t-4-J m /" On Nov. 8 citizens of the go to the polls By JACK HARKRIDER to elect a president. Will you be one of these? Minutes ol tlie last Texas A&P Probably so, but possibly not. i student Congress meeting, as r«- Is it that you may be busy that particular day9 Or do 0 corded by Elvira Ketc hendorff, you feel your one vote won't help, so why bother The recording ie< i etary. country is in a big enough mess, and though you favor one Meeting Was opened al 6 30 candidate, what good would one little vote do? p in. with a prayer by ite\ T I,, Pflughandle, pastor of the i Will A great deal. [THE FKESHMAM 1 G«AP ^rursNr lM\eftUp"'Cimpa4' Arise Society 01 The Holy Taber- First, it is the citizen's duty to vote. Isn't democracy BACK TALK. nacle Of The Judean Lion Church a government "of the people, by the people and for the Inc." people"? And. aren't you one of these people? You may At 7 IS p in . I motion wai made and leconded to adjourn be a brick at the bottom of the building Remove it and the Immature Segregationists the meeting to another room to wall lacks a part of its support. thai Rev, Pflughandle could con- Second, your one vote could be the deciding factor in tinue his prayer undisturbed ■By JERRY JOHNSON An amendment to the motion how your state votes, electorally. Texas elects one member WU made .mil seconded to Cen- to the Electoral College for each Texan in the U. S. Senate The following paragraphs were submitted as a letter to tura Rev, Pflughandle and House of Representatives, a total of 24. the editor by Lonn Taylor. Fort Worth senior, Taylor is a The amendment WSJ reworded Actually your vote isn't for the presidential candi- judge on the University Student Court. and seconded to talile Hex I'flug. handle It was so done unanimous- date but for a set of electors, either 24 Democrats or 24 I'ear Editor: l.v. Republicans. Motion was made and seconded So what? You still don't see the necessity of voting'' Last Monday (Oct. 24), the Campus Y and the Public to have ■ coffee break and was Let's say you voted, half of the popular votes go to Affairs Forum began to put up posters around the campus passed unanimous!] Meeting was rescheduled for 8 p.m. the opposing candidate and half—plus yours go to your advertising a joint meeting at which Kenneth Henry, a Meeting was reopened al 8 30 choice. Your candidate gets your state's 24 electoral votes. professor at .Jarvis Christian College, was to talk pin "ith a motion to retable Rev, Pflughandle, who bad man- This might be the deciding factor in a national election. The subject of his speech was advertised as "The aged to get loose during the Oh. you're not 21 Well, read this again come 1964. Negro's Quest for Fair Play", coffee break Motion passed uni nimoiisly Henrj is well qualified to talk on this subject. He is a Motion made and seconded to Coeds for Nixon-Or Kennedy? Texan, and a graduate of .larvis and the Yale Divinity raise student < ongresi fe< s, since School. He is the first Negro ever to be elected president the price oi coffee had gone up In the present presidential campaign the candidates of the National Disciples Student Fellowship, the youth Molion amended and seconded ire giving much attention to the young people. to raise Student Congress fees group of the Christian Church, of which I am not a mem- This is very well, but most influence and money are even higher in order to cover ber. At present he is a teacher of philosophy at .larvis. in the hands of older people. This limits the influence of weekly party expenses Motion But evidently some people here on campus do not passed unanimously, the younger vote. Motion made and seconded to want Mr. Henry's talk advertised. Perhaps the word "Ne- Workers for both candidates ha\e passed out partj buy stini i ropes for Student buttons to young people, and also have planted well di- gro" on posters offends them, or perhaps they are afraid Congress meetings, since Re\ .someone might attend the meeting and learn something. Pflughandle managed to work re ted party thoughts. Nixon, some observers leel. may him -ell iiec again Motion passed have his share of the girls in tow. At least more TCU Or maybe they are just plain destructive; I don't know unanimously coeds may be wearing Nixon buttons than Kennedy badges. The first hypothesis is made plausible by the fact that on Motion made and seconded to the poster in the Fine Arts Building, "Negro" was ci have Moose tinker, tergeant-at- If this is a fact, does it mean more young females are aims, explained to ft>\ Pflug- out and "nigger" substituted In the Student Center, the for Nixon? Are Kennedy workers falling down on the job'' handle that his prayer wai too Prom answers given by a number of students, those operation was done a little more efficiently: the posters - Wordy Motion passed imam l.v wearing Kennedy buttons think they know why they are four of them were simply pulled down and taken away. Motion was made and se< onded Subsequently, three more posters were put up to wearing them, while many Nixon supporters jusl say. "He's to appropriate hospital funds for the best man." replace the stolen ones. The next day they, too. were gone. Rev Pflughandle Motion pai i d This may indicate that some Nixon votes might be con- In this way these two groups have been very effectively unanimously, Motion -.< II made and se( ended prevented from advertising their meetings to the students verted to Kennedy, With a little help. In the closing days of to have another coffee bl the campaign a few votes could mean a lot in the final who might have been interested in attending them. Meiioo pa ted unanimously and tally and final choice. A university, and. in a larger sense, a democracy, de- meeting wai rescheduled for 9 .'to P m 0 pends for its vitality upon a free competition of ideas. Meeting was reopened at 10 When any group tries to stifle au idea, they are making With very few exceptions, writers of biographies leave || m u ith a motion to allov I hi two very dangerous assumptions First, they are saying serving ol beer in the Sna< k Bar. out the details you would like most to know about. : that their felluwmen do not have the sense to tell a good Motion ttrongly obji i te . I . 0 Wilmei A. Buckbreath, faculty Idea from a bad one. ad\ isor to congress. Not one telephone call in a thousand turns out to be as I'|) to a certain point, this ma\ he true But then they Mol ion made and MI ended to Important as the sharp ring that precedes lifting the re- have Moos,, pinker, serKe.uit at are going beyond this and saying thai they, through arms explain the advantages of ceiver. mysterious power given to them, do not have this ability hei r in the Snack Bar to Ml 0 and are going to make use of it by simply censoring out Buckbreath Motion passed unani- mously. Women will walk alone in a big city by the hour, but all the bad ideas. Motion made and leconded to not with a solvent man. even six blocks if a taxi is avail- On this campus, this attitude takes the form of tear- ippropiate hospital funds for Mr, Bui kin eath Motion tailed able. ing down signs advertising meet OIL'S where "bad" ideas Mniion made and leconded to may be expressed. In Soviet Russia and I he Dominican change meeting place ol student Republic, and more recently "Free" China, it takes the Congress to the hack oi Shady Sams Saloon Motion passed una- form of controlling all communications through the gov- nimously The Skiff ernment, so that only the "right" ideas are expressed The Motion made and seconded to attitude remains the same, only the location and the efli change meeting place immediate- Ij Motion passed unanimously at clencj ot its application differ Shady Sam s Sincerely, Motion made and seconded to buy copies oi Bartlett's "Bawdy vt i u.'iiit; .>wwv', tin. HI i ..a."* I ui/ill .ill,, 1. .sew I Ul Lonn Taylor Ballads" for ail student Congiess Boston, Los Vngeles s.-m Francisco. s> ■ ■ i postage members, Motion passed unani- paid si For) Worth Texaa Subscription price S3 ■ year In id*, • • • mously Motion made and seconded to Editor Jprry A. Johnson Editor's note: Evidently a small group of students on buj i safer) in it for Conway Assistant Editor Ruth Ann Kindiger -*.A>. campus are ardent segregationists. Not only do they disap- Guzzlemuch, freshmsn represen- Advertising Manager Ernest White tative, who keeps falling out of Photo Editor resse Ford prove of the colored race, but are so immature that they lus chair Moiion Passed ui Sports Editor Dana Campbell ^ feel they should suppress any Information about the Negro. moushly Faculty Acl\ isof Max R Haddick "Mo lion mad and pased to make good Oil Sam and his water* If we are to cope with the segregation problem, we REPORTERS—Adrian Adams Dean Angel George \nn Bennett, iss, Vivian Vatiess. official rep" Claude R Brown, Don Buckman, Ida Burritt, Rosiland Butler. Mary must look at it from both sides. And if * man of the colored pi ri ente\ ei on student congress. Engbrock, sheila Estes, Billy Gay, Jack Gladden, .lames Harper race is willing to come to the campus and objectively Mosain passsed unlmaniously.'' Tom Hoke. Martha I-ain. Dollye Jo Luton, Judy Scanlan, Lynn "Mostlon maid an sec ended to Swann, Tim Talbert F.va [,it Wheeler. discuss the problem, we should welcome him—not censor bj i rtother roun for all us rnetk- him! hei'N Museum pasted unnnai" . • Friday, November 4, T96Q THE S K 1 F P Pago 5

By Seminar Accepting Applications DOLLYE JO LUTON ~ WITH THE GREEKS Go to Dei.mark. Finland, Nor Interested persons should con- way or Sweden! I.earn the lan- tad the Seminar headquarters at KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ;uul KAPPA DELTA . . . pledges omore; Len Sakman. Bowie soph guage of the country visited! Live 127 B Fast 73 St , New York 21, DELTA TAU DELTA . . . luiil H sneaked Monday night and later omore, and Ralph Goodman, Fort with a Scandinavian roommate' N. Y. ,„presied desire coitumc party gave the kl) actives a Halloween Worth freshman. All this and study, too nighl ;ii 'he Woman's Club. Party, The Dells will have then an The Scandinavian Seminar, one HHI KAPPA SIGMA . . . enter New Kappa Delta pledges are Dual Bowery Hall Nov. 11, at the of the largest overseas study pro- ,i i!,,. AI> Pis « ItB en Infor- Judith Thomas, Stamford [re h grams in the United Stales, is 30 PER CENT mal mixer at the Northeide Wo Fort Worth (iun Club. man. and Hetty I raig, Waco fn h LAMBDA CHI ALPHA . . . new now accepting applications for Club last nighl man. 1961-62. Those eligible for the DISCOUNT ALPHA GAMMA DELTA and pledges are: Tommy Ferris, De- Members who received awards program include teachers, college SiGMA PHI EPSILON . . . pledges kalb freshman; Ralph Mahoney, at the Founders' Daj Banquet are graduates and college undergnd On all cash and carry dry went OB a sneak Monday nighl Hit! Spring sophomore; Jim Mc- Sue Cox, River Forest, III. sopho uates interested in a junior yeai cleaning to TCU studenti led their ictivei ^t valuable During most of the nine months uith a Halloween party at the junior; Laarry Miller, Mt. Pleas- member, and Lynn Swann, Atlan in Scandinavia, students in the i | Clyde Wilson Forl Worth ant sophomore; Buck Northrop. 0 ta 6a junior, activiti Seminar will study separately Eart Soynton nan. Fort Worth junior; Johnny Phil- SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON . . . lips. Big Spring junior: Larry from each other, so that, with Cleaners niw pledgt s are Harry kforeland, Smith. Fort Scott. Kan frethman faculty guidance, all are ahle to Fort Worth senior: John Snell, and Tun Dawson, Sinton fresh- develop their specific interests 1420 W. Berry WA 7 9290 RESEARCH Ark freshman; Boogy Baugh, man without conflict. Continued from Page 1 Corpus Christi freshman; sieve ALPHA DELTA PI . . . pledges Newton, Abilene freshman, and! surprised then actr.es with coffee Parker, aaaietanl protestor of Hobby Hovel. I'ort Worth flesh and donutS as a Halloween treat G( nn.in man SAK new initiates are I'at m the chapter room Monday mor ... Romanenghi, aasistanl Richardson, Fort Worth senior; ning. All the girls are buying I4K Gold professor of Spanish, wili KI\«' ;> Jackson (ides. Corpus Christi KAPPA SIGMA . .. entertain) d papei at the l.atm American Lil sophomore; Buddy Teis, Di Charms at 50% Discount from ire lection on "Luii Farre y junior and Leland Phillyn, Fort the TRI DELTS with an informal .; i iterai to Argentiuo". mixer at the First Methodist Worth junior Youth (enter last night. Others Attending DELTA TAU DELTA ... re Also attending the convention Franklin's Discount Jewelers cent pledges are Dick Cordes, ED 5-9951 [Across from Continental Bank I 205 W. 7th d the University «dl be i>r Howie freshman; David Brinker . ecil B, Williams, chairman of hoff, Quanab sophomore. Dale the English department, who is I'.k, Roewell, N M freshman ,-i member of the association's Movers Shore, Dallas sophomore; executive committee; Dr Allen Darrell Evans, Port Arthur soph MacLaine, assot Late professor of omore; Harry Stewart, Glen Hose English, and Dr. .Inn Colder, .is i professor of English. freshman, and Owen Morrison. What every hi George D Cron and Dr Quanah freshman New initiates Bits Maj Ball will repretenl the arc Hill Elliot, San Antonio soph- foreign language department omore; Jerry Hennig, Olney soph college man The association includes Tex- as, i Iklahomi Arkansas, I ouis Mississipi i and western Ten Senior Deadline should nessee o For Annual Pics know RETREAT Saturday, Nov. 5 Continued from Page 1 Remembei the kid that whop ped you in the nose the inst daj about oi Men Jewell Wallace, Assistant hool? 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Austin College, and Forensic Tournament to he held the tournament will be: Huti llardin Simmons. today and tomorrow on the cam son Junior College, For! Scotl Student directors Of the tour put Junior College, R • CoL nament are Bill English, lake ; Trophies will be awarded to de b irg, Southwi Jackson junior, and l.onu Taylor, bate teams which reach the semi .t Winfield, Kan ; Notre Fort Worth senior They will he finals and to tirst place winners Dame Indiana; United Si assisted by members of the TCU in individual events Medals will Air force Academy, Colorado; debate squad be given to winners ot second Arizona State University at Tern Judges for the tournament will and third places m individual pie; New Mexico Highlands I'm be local attorneys, faculty, civic events and debate teams reaching versity: Ouaehita Baptist, Arkan organizations, and visiting coach the quarter-final rounds. MS, and Mississipi Southern. et The public is invited to attend. Matheny said. The national question this year Oklahoma schools entered are 0 is: "Resolved, that the Unitod Phillipt University, Central State ■ States should adopt a program of College. University of Oklahoma, compulsory health insurance tor Southwestern State College, Okla- Business Jargon all citizens." homa City University, Oklahoma Under active consideration: We The largest in Texas, the tour Baptist University. Northeastern are looking in the files for it Mate College, Oklahoma State nament will probably be the m c A meeting: A mass milling by University, East Central State ond largesl in the southwest this master minds. College, Bethany Nazarene, and semester. Debate Coach Dave Ma- Oklahoma Christian theny said. SHELLEY BERMA Texas teams participating are The schedule, announced by from Texas Tech, Abilene Chris- with the the coach is: BiNG goea to- Friday 10 am —Preliminary rounds ta CUMBERLAND oratory and extemporaneous HOWARDiTOURS BANG! \ THREE speaking ■Iiinal Stjdy Tour to the Pacific 2-7:30 p.m.—Debate rounds 13th Annual Year Saturday R 11 a m debate rounds HAWAII SUMMER SESSION RNG 'i 30 a ni tinals m oratory and 63 Days, $549, plus $9 tax • 6 Credits extempoianeous speaking Steamship enroute. jet return to V.'ost CROSBY 1:15 p m. awards made to win- Coast, campus dormitory residence, NOV. 11! plus 16 ma;or social, sightseeing, and ners m individual events. An- beach functions. Wa'kiki residence nouncements of quarter finalists available at as;.,sted rate. RKAN m del.ate rounds STUDY 1:45 p.m.—quarter-final rounds JAPAN-HAWAII TOUR 82 Days, $1892 » 9 Credits Curtain: 8 P.M. 3:15 p in -''mi final rounds ■ > ■ above combined with TUESDAY 21 days on field study course in Japan. 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Kerry and McCracken Business Jargon / FOX BARBER SHOP Placement Bureau To Negotiate: To seek a meet -A J h]ocki ea$t and Vl b,ock Defend Views in Debate ing of minds without a knocking pr south of Dan D. Rogers Hall Lists Interviews together of heads. M or ,acrosscr0S1 BerryBer from Cox,f Political challenges were, toued publicans have admitted that our Point up the Issue: To expand ■ back and forth Tuesday night I defense is behind Russia's. 3028 Sandage WA Me* one page to fifteen pages. In ihc Little Theater. Barry asked Kerry about the Representatives of four com- panies will be on campus next Democrat Henry Kerry and Re | Democratic plan to give more week to interview seniors. publican Paul McCracken defend federal aid to education. ed their views in a debate ipon Aid Betr Investment Nov 7 s s Kresge Co.—busi- tored by the Forums Committee. "School aid li our best invest ness ami liberal arts majors. WASH CLEAN WITH SPEED QUEEN A panel oi itudenta questioned nieiit.' answered Kerry, and DRY WITH LARGE CAPACITY DRYERS the two men. Young Republicans economic measures will balance Nov. 8 Federal Mogul Bower David Carry, Tyler junior, and money pent on schools." Bearings, Inc business and lib- John Roach, Port Worth senior, eral arts majors. • Hi the right to work laws Mc posed questions to Kery, The WASH 20c DRY 25c Cracken said "The laws are real Nov !i Mei it System Council— Youns. Democrats were repre- ly a protection against labor un- business and liberal arts majors sented by Bd) Slaydon, Houston ALWAYS OPEN . . . COMFORTABLE LOUNGE AREA ions " Nov. 10 The American Insti- graduate student, and Kntmelt "Members have a chance to tute tor Foreign Trade all ma- Brunson, Houston senior. withdraw from a corrupt union," jors GOP Record Cited be continued, "and the union Coin-O-Matic Laundry In ,ui opening speech fctcCrack These interviews will be held in would be forced to clean up " en said the Republican admini- the Studeni Center ft a.m. 5 p.m. 2217 W. BERRY . . . acrost the ttreet from Paschal High Kerry graduated from the stratioa liav a record oi peace Texas University school of law on the days indicated and economic growth He quoted and is now with a local law firm men such as Gen Nathan if He i a director of the Stale ,Jun Twining, retired chairman joint lor Bar of Texas elm fa of stall, to hack up his Home to Mother Comp/ete Sports Equipment McCracken Is s chartered life statement that our defense pro underwriter and studied in the There is a co ed running gram is good TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL School oi B here He re Kerry replied that some He around this campus who is a celved his DDA from the I nivci master of the go now pay later siiv of Michigan, : technique. 0 Club Plans Tour she didn't have the money Ray Sharpe to Perform ! for a ticket, but she managed Of Med School R IJ Sharpe and his band will to convince a bus driver that be featured in a jam session Mon she "just had to go home" to I be new Southwestern M day, Nov. 7. The program is set Tyler last weekend, saying School in Dallas will be inspected from 4.:io to I p m in the Stu "Mother will pay when I get by members of the Biology Club dent (enter Ballroom. Saturday, ' there" Other jam sessions are ache Mra Stephen Huff, the club's doled throughout the year Signs Well, after all. it was Par- sponsor, and oilier faculty mem 2704 W. BERRY W A 3-0817 will be posted on campus giving ents' Weekend, vim know. ben will accompany the students the dales and tunes. Mrs, Hull said visitors have In rn promised a complete tour oi the facilities which are con- sidered exceptionally fine. ' Besides admiring all that up to date equipment, we expect to I lot of old friends,'' ,s|n Sa 16111 refreshes your taste lM Bruce Pallia is a patholo gist mi the Staff. He is one of OUT nates and his father wai -ill-softens''every puff chairman oi the speech depart nitnt. Then there's Clifton Dowell Hi graduated here and i^ about to finish Ins doctoral work in bacter- \ over there, And we have sew ml graduate: in the medical School " Mrs Hull continued. ns making the tup will meet in the parking lot behind the S( i, nee Building at 8 a m Satui day,

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By DANA CAMPBELL BUT IF SHERROD feels like definite chums to the All-Ameri- ca listing,-. One is K. .1 Holub, Hubert (Tiger) Lilly, the Frogs' the majority of the writers in this state, and all indications are that giant bamboo tackle, has one Texas Tech's strong center. There he does, then Lilly will make seems to be a shortage of great more chance to prove he's an the fust team. After all. he made centers in the nation and Holub All-America. At least in the eyes every preseason selection and is already "in." of the National Football Writers has received more publicity than The other is Ronnie Bull. Bay- of America. any other Frog player lor halfback Bull has the back- Lilly and the Frogs rest this If Lilly does make this team. ers and Baylor has the record and weekend Then conic- the 1 Ionic he'll be the fifth Frog to do so m a national ranking to help him coming encounter with Texas Uni- iho last six years .Inn Suink and out versity That'- when the writers Hugh PittS made It 111 1905, N"I' Nim back to earth gO to the pole- to vote. man Hamilton in 1956 and Donald The Progs have spent a hectic So that's the game in which Floyd in 1958. week with Coach Abe Martin Lilly must do some final Lmprei And if the monstrous tackle scrimmaging on Tuesday, Wed- sing to insure a spot on the most goes ahead to make concen.su- All nesdaj and Thursday. Although heralded All America team of America he will be the fifth idle this week, Martin and Co them all. Frog to accomplish thi- (eat have come to the realization that Others ware quarterbacks Sam The man he must convince is the SWC title isn't OUt Of reach my Baugh and Davy O'Brien, ami appear ready to make a final Blackie Sherrod, executive sports halfback Swink and tackle Floyd editor of the Dallas Times-Herald. three game thrust to corral the Floyd didn't make tin- Sport- top spot Sherrod is the only repn w Writers' team his senior year tive in this area that will jog to Martin "ill probably let the Coil i. but lie did make every i rest over the weekend and the National Football Writers of Other team In fact, Lloyd i America convention in Chicago then come right back w ith ru | TCU's only concensus All Ameri VOl koUtS at the first of next In other word-. She: rod l- Hie ea tackle week AS vet. no eh iv ■- have man who can make or break a \nic Martin, the Frog-' cen popped uii in the starling lineup. player's chance at tins dream ter and team captain, appear- to team from this area of the coun- have an excellent chance to maki try, the United Pros.- International in-t team He ha- been mention- Shutouts ed three times during the sea MIII as one of the week's out- Phi Delts standing linemen in UPI'S poll ONLY TWO OTHER South Dot Action Moving On west Conference players have Shutouts dominated indepen- ROBERT LILLY one more chance. dent play in touch football Mon- From the depths of utter specu day afternoon \nuv defeated lation Phi Delta Theta has risen SWC Team BSU, no and DSF blanked the up to take a commanding position Vigilantes, 10-0. in the fraternity pigskin chase. Records The Army will attempt to keep A team that had a long way to Most ru-h plays: 69 by Rice winning next Monday afternoon Five Teams Planning go at the beginning of the season vs. Texas Tech against the Newman Club Tha ha- galloped along that path at! Mo-t yards gained rushing 323 victory over BSU brought the full speed and has been jumping by Texas Lech vs West Tl US liboy-' record to 5011 and over opponents faster than Susie- State kept them in the fight for third Q can hop rope. Mo-t passes thrown: 24 by SMU For Chances for Title vs. lion., Moore ran 4u yards with But while the Phi Delts contin- who aided in the 17 7 win. He has Most passes completed. 14 by a sideline pass from Bobb) I 'loud At last the Southwell Confer- ue to B10W down the opposition, for the only score been rather quiet this year. Sigma Chi continues to do the' Rice vs. SMU ence ll back to normal Now five Most yard, gained passing: 22o 'i he 'A inless Vigilantes play the \\M and SMU finally meet a same, It all points to the two teams have a chance to e by Rice vs. SMU t alcons in the other game Mon- Aitli all the goodies instead ofj team with which they are on the clan's final meeting Nov. 17—the same level. They play each other.' Most yard- gained total offense: day DM'" handed 'he Vigilantes only three. game that will decide the frater- SMU has yet to scratch the 457 (32S rush 134 pass) by Tex their fifth straight defeat. It) II, \. anv veteran SWC follower nity championship. as Tech vs. W. Tex. St. last week A lid yard touchdown column This game could go Sigma Chi has the passers in know- bj the firsl of November Most punts: 12 by TCU vs Kan- - ii om Jim Hudd to Chat les either way in I 'alias. Billy Stites and John II. Smith. almost every team is still In the sas Huberts in the first halt was all Texas Tech plays in Intersec-j Phi Delt has the runners in Mark running. This year. Arkansas, Best punting a\mage (at least iders needed tional game with Tulane In Lub- ' llifford and T in Walters. Baylor, and Rice are all in good 31 51 3 yds. (3 1541 by Texas Jim Wright kicked K so hock. Tulane is currently rest- This week the Phi Delts whip- position to win and TCU and UM vs TCU fil Id goal in the second hall tor ing in the number tin position ped SAE, 32-0, and will rest un- Texas with a little bit of luck \1 t pass interceptions 4 (or ■ ■ added Insure! ■ in the Southeastern Conference til next Thursday. Sigma Ch! Could still make it. M yds by Texas Tech vs Baylor. The Falcons are in the thick The Progs are enjoying a well- bat'led the Phi Kaps yesterday. A game that could make the 4 by TCU vs. Baylor of the light for third place in 'ho earned rest alter defeating Bay- Next Tuesdays games pii the Hatfield McCoy tend look like a New record this week ding with Brite and the Ai my party will take place in Little lor. Their next effort will he Phi Kaps and Sig Eps and the Rock Saturday. Arkansas play« against Texas Nov. 12. Kappa Slgs and SAEs, bos) to nice in a bat tie ol survi- It you think the conference is 0— val in the race It is traditional all fouled up this week. to throw rii e at a wedding, as of till next week. Like the man | INTRAMURAL Skiff Football Contest yet no SWC team ha- been able -aid. You ain't seen nutten yet." to throw Rice. Playing in the 0 FOUR TICKETS TO WORTH THEATER foothills gives Arkansas an ad- STANDINGS GIVEN EACH WEEK vantage. 'I hey have been beaten INDEPENDENTS there once this year by Baylor Lilly, Terrell CONTEST RULES and that could make them double (Game* thru Monday) 1 (onlest is open to TCU student, ONI Y : igh Rice has allowed two Outstanding Team W L Pet. 2 Only ONE entry will be a copied from each contestant touchdowns against them while DSF Cru»aders 4 0 1.000 and EVERY game must be picked. rolling up l iv points in six games 8. Contestants must pick total points on TCU game each Two players in the spotlight In Bear Play Hossei 3 0 1.000 weekend, in case of a tie. contestant coming closest will be the rival centers, Wayne Falcons 2 1 .667 each week will bp declared the winner. 4. Entries must be received in box marked "Skiff Football Harris and Boyd King Karri-, the | Outstanding play against Bay Brit* 2 1 .667 Contest" at the candy counter in the Student Center by pj ol man tor the Razorbai' lor earned the titles of ' mo.-t Army Doughboys ... 2 2 .500 comparatively small tor i a nti r, 6 p.m. Friday. valuable" lineman and back for BSU 1 3 .250 B No member of The Skiff staff is eligible fur pri» weighing 190 lbs. but has ex- Robert Lilly and Larry Terrell Newman Club 0 3 .000 6. Winner will receive four pa ises to the Worth Theater. cel i d and hits impres This mark- the second straight 7 Entries will be judged by sport- editors of The Skiff. lively. Rice's center. King, plays 'ime the fro- club ha- selected Vigilantes 0 4 .000 a bustling game and is in on' Lilly for the award The huge FRATERNITY many ol his loams' tackles. tackle was cited for his outstand- Arkansas ... v« Ric* [owi Vs Minna it i Another dusl raising game will ing playing, and especially (Garnet thru Tuesday) Army .... vs Syracuse SMU .... Vs Texas AXM be played in Waco. Baylor's the touchdown play on which Team W I. Pet. Boar, attempt to get back on the Sonny Gibbs KOI d Phi Delti 5 0 1.000 Baylor vs Texas . use vs ngton . winning track against 1 Larry Terrell was reci Kansas Baylor was brought back to for playing 'be ' best game of his Sigma Chi 4 0 1.000 Missouri vs Colorado s Nebi earth last week at the hands of career" against Baylor Terrell's SAE 3 2 .600 Ark n the Progs while pass Intel in the fointh Delt» 2 3 .400 mud pies with SMU. N( quarter stopped ■ drive deep in Sig Eps 2 3 .400 was too impressive and seemed to it U territory. NAME Kappa Sig 1 3 .250 be pointing for this week. Texas The awards wore presented by was particularly I th the Cliff Morns, president of the Phi Kaps 1 3 .250 ADDHFSS PHONE return to form of Jack Collins Frog Club. Lambda Chi 0 4 .000