Brooks, Walker Receive National Honors Brooks Named 'Lineman of Week'; Walker Makes 'Backfield' Honor A University of Arkansas guard • • • • • • • -Bud Brooks-has been named "lineman of the week" by the As­ sociated Press-Brooks, a senior is from Wynne, Arkansas. Arkan­ sas Coach Bowden Wyatt, when told of the selection of Brooks, Vol. 49 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954 No. 32 said, "I'm very proud that Brooks was chosen. He's done an excellent job for us all year, but I don't SU Radio Program "How About That?" think he played his best against Rice." In the Rice game, Brooks made t wo tackles that saved two touch­ Extended; Hits From Mel Allen, NBC Moves Into Ozarks downs near the Arkansas goal. He has been a star in the Arkansas line in almost every game. 5 While Brooks was being named ~~?!~, c, !~~~ the~~~~ For Pork-SMU 'Game Of The Week' as Lineman of the Week, tailback Union Radio Committee's program Th is · week's Arkansas-SMU George Walker, sophomore from over KGRH every Thursday, has Rison, was awarded with an entry game continues to draw accolades been expanded from 15 minutes from throughout the nation, the into the United Press' ' Dream to a 30 minute-broadcast at 4 to Blood Donors Lag; latest of which was an announce­ Backfield" of the week. 4:30 p.m. Also named with Walker were ment by the National Broadcasting Ralph Guglielmi, Notre Dame; This week's program will fea­ Behind On Quota Company that it would carry the Tommy Bell, Army; and Joe ture a disk jockey show entitled contest as its "game of the week " Childress of Auburn. '·Hits from the Houses." Music will The annual Red Cross blood with ace sportscaster Mel All~n be recorded and will present fav­ drive got off to a slow start yes- doing the play-by-play account. orite records from Carnall, Davis, terday with only 45 pints of blood This is the second major net­ Chi Omega, Kappa and Pi Phi. donated as of 2:00 p.m. Mrs. H . R. work to air a Razorback game as Other houses will be covered later. Rosen, Red Cross volunteer service its "game of the week." The Co­ Steve Friedheim is student di­ chairman for yesterday afternoon, lumbia Broadcasting System car­ rector of the show, which will said they had hoped to have 150 ried the Ole Miss spectacle over a Lineman of week ... also present "Campus News" by donations each day during the national hook-up. Chanetta Perdue. three-day campus drive in order Allen, considered by many as WEATHER Future programs include "Whit­ to reach the goal set at 450 pints the finest sports announcer in the The weatherman says it will be aker Presents" and "Meet the Uni­ of blood. There have been nine nation today, has been with the partly cloudy and continued mild versity Press," which is sponsored rejections so far because of colds New York Yankees for several today. High, 70-75; low, 40. by the Press Club. and underweight. summers and is employed by NBC Mrs. Rosen stressed the need during the football season. He and for blood donations and urged two assistants are scheduled to C,· students to volunteer. Five Red ~~~;~ in Fayetteville Friday after- ·, a s Ma e p ans For Cross nurses and about 20 volun- 0 ff I k I teer workers are on duty in the Due to a lack of accommoda- donation center, which is located tions, the people of Fayetteville in the Blue Room of the Student were called on to furnish housing sat u rd ay Fans' Ca rs' Press Union, and is open from 9 a.m. to for the NBC crew and as Wally With an expected unprecedent­ • • • • • • • 4 p.m. The drive will close at 4 Ingalls puts it, "We could have ed crowd of 27,000 plus anxiously 49 stations with Wally Ingalls as p.m. Thursday. put up the entire NBC network awaiting Homecoming, University sportscaster. The other network, staff." The three men will stay officials collectively took another H umble Oil of Texas, will take in C •1 T s d with Mr. and Mrs. Royce Lans- aspirin and made further prepara­ 26 Texas stations. ounc1 0 tu y ford. tions for the O'!slaught. Herman Hickman, Football Edi- The National Broadcasting Com- tor of Sports Illustrated, will be pany makes it a practice to wait Mrs. Goldie Jones, of the Ath­ letic Ticket Office, reported that on hand, with magazine writers , Cl d H , until Monday of each week before from Collier's, and Life. deciding what game to carry as its student sales (the only tickets that Ten Arkansas papers will be os·e ouse weekend feature. This w as the are left} have been so furious that represented at the match, which reason for the bela ted announce- no calculation has been made. was described by one as a "cotton t Dream backfield There will be enough tickets for picking contest." Out of state Housemanagers Council met men · students, however, she added. newspapers on hand will be the ·Monday afternoon and decided to She explained that the ticket Dallas Morning News, Memphis review the A WS regulations con­ What Goes On? scarcity has been due largely to Commercial Appeal, Dallas Times cerning daytime and evening hours Singf ony Slated the fact that Razorback Stadium Herald, Memphis Press-Scimitar, when the women's houses are Today is no larger. A breakdown of the Worth Press, Houston Post, Hous- closed to men. seating-and standing-of Satur­ Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, Ft. Nancy Crow, chairman of the 8: 00 a.m., Red Cross blood drive. For December 15 day's game would show: 19,544 re­ ton Chronicle, Houston Press, Aus- Council, said yesterday that there 12 noon, Blue Key, SU Private Dining Room. Civic Club Singfony chairman served seats; 2,800 chairs; 1,600 tin American and Waco News- would be another meeting Mon­ general admissions; 3,000 standing Tribune, Tulsa World, Daily Okla- day, November 15 to discuss pos­ 2: 00 p.m., American Dance, SU Mary Gail Anderson and George and high school; and 100 for col­ homan, Shreveport Times, Joplin sible revision of the closed house Ball Room. Keeter announced yesterday that ored. A total of over 27,000 is ex­ Globe, Muskogee Phoenix, and hours. The Council is composed of 3: 00 p.m., Social Dance, SU Ball the date for the annual event will pected, which will be the largest the Springfield News. the housemanagers from each of Room. be December 15, in t he Ball Room crowd to ever see a football game Newsreel and television cover- the organized women's houses. 4: 30 p.m ., Singfony Chairm en, of the Student Union. in Fayetteville. age will be handled by Paramount Dean of Women J eannette Scud­ SU 214. K eeter said that committee Mrs. Jones also pointed out that Newsreels, Movietone Newsreels, der called to the attention of the Tel-ra, Sports Vision, NBC-TV, Council the University regulation 5: 30 p.m., Eta Sigma Phi, SU heads for the Singfony would meet she had "nothing whatsoever" to 214 . do with the Cotton Bowl tickets., Humble Oil TV, KATV, K.ARK- pertaining to male students liv­ this afternoon to work out the last 7: 00 p.m., Alpha Tau Alpha, SU minute details. He also said the Press Box Packed TV, and Telenews. ing off campus which r eads: Cheyne said that besides wire "Women guests may not visit in • 211. song leaders of each group ex­ While tickets are at a premium, pecting to enter the contest should services AP, UP and INS, a bat- apartments or rooms at any time 7: 30 p.m ., "The Blue Angel", indications ar e that the press box See PRESS on page 4 See COUNCIL on page 4 1 Chemistry Auditorium. attend a meeting a week from to­ seats will be even more difficult day to submit songs their r epre­ to fi nd. Bob Cheyne of tbe Ath­ sentative gr oups are to sing. letic Publicity Department, said The rules for the Singfony have yesterday that some 27 news­ also been listed. No group will be papers, along with television, allowed more than fi ve minutes or newsreel and radio teams, will two songs, and the number of each cover the game. Aside from group is to be between 15 and 25. NBC's top team, Mel Allen and The competition will be divided Curt Gowdy, the game will be into two phases, with women's and broadcast by the Univer sity of Ar­ men's divisions being separate. k ansas Sports Network, covering

More than two_tho _usand Sarcasm. And Profanity people stood m lme at one trme or another yesterday and Monday for tickets to the SMU game Saturday. The lines formed as early as 3:00 a.m. according to some reports. Pictured below are a group "en­ joying" a bridge game on a blanket- about two and a half ~ours fr

BABY SITTING at night in your home--experienced-40 cents per hour plus transportation. Arrange­ Sportworld SMU Initiated Homecoming In '22 ments for Homecoming Game-­ call for information, Mrs. E. G. H i ·t Back In '54 In Quest Of Title Humphries-phone 2-2452. 1 y- I es festi;~fe~~i ;~~~st~:~ hel~~~tte;~au~~~r:t~ ~~~:~~~:~ Saturday for what is regarded in all quarters as the most important Homecoming game of all time. The Southwest By Dy Kurzner Conference title hangs in the balance. It will be the eighth appearance • • • • • • . • Oh well I guess it will take a long time for the rest of of the Mustangs at an Arkansas Americans and Clyde Hom_ecoming, and ~hi; firSt since Scott but wound up a contest of the nation to realize that what is going on in the Ozarks is the 11-fated but thrilling game of , . not just a fluke. • • • • • • • 1948. Then, an underdog Razor- J?hnson s passing and the run- It is hard to believe that a as it should be, attempted a peti­ back team outfought the title- rung of Leon Campbell. Scott left hither-to-fore also ran in the tion to the University of Oklahoma bound Ponies for 59 minutes and the game early injured· while Southwest Conference is actually to have them appear with Arkan­ 10 seconds before falling to the Walker was stymied by A~kansas' beating the pants off of all comers. sas in the Cotton Bowl-if and heroic efforts of Gil Johnson. A defensive game. when the Razorbacks gain the game-ending pass to wingbac_k The 1953 season saw each school REX A SMITH, CLU Strange as it may seem this is Paul Page gave SMU a 14-12 tn- change coaches and offenses. SMU actually what is happening and Southwest crown. Special Agent the pollsters around the country The legal obligations of the umph. brought in Chalmer "Woody" are still not conceding anything Sooners to do this makes it im­ Porkers Trail Wodward and the T-formation (to to the game "Team of Destiny of possible - but emotionally th is Though behind in their 29-game replace the single wing) while THE NEW YORK LIFE AGENT 1954." corner sympathizes with the Ar­ series by a two to one ration

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UA Professor Named Spanish Fraternity Will International Students UA Professor Elected Head To Science Committee Methodist Speaker Of Renaissance Conference Dr. Raymond R. Edwards, chair­ Attend Concert In Block To Be Feted Tomorrow Dr. A. H. Carter, professor of man of the University department At its regular monthly business Members of the International English, was elected president of To Be Guest At the South Central Renaissance of chemistry, has been appointed meeting Wednesday night, Sigma Students Club will have a weiner a member of the National Acad­ Delta Pi, honorary Spanish frater­ Conference at meetings held in emy of Sciences' Subcommittee on nity, voted that rather than to roast at the home of Melinda Mil­ New Orleans last week. Dr. Carter Nuclear Geophysics of the Com­ schedule a special program for Supper Tonight ler tomorrow night instead of the was in charge of arrangements for mittee on Nuclear Science. The ap­ November, the group instead George Wayne Martin of South­ regularly scheduled meeting. The the conference's annual meeting pointment, effective immediately, would attend the musicale at the ern Methodist University, who is group will meet at the Student held last year at the University of will continue for three years. Field House November 17 featur­ cond.ucting a youth revivalJ at Union at 5:30 p .m . Arkansas. He is on leave of ab- Dr. Edwards and the other five ing the Spanish guitarist, Andres Central Methodist Church this members of the committee will be Segovia. week, will be the guest speaker at ------­ responsible for coordinating re­ There was also a discussion as a spaghetti supper Wednesday, search work all over the country to how the membership of the that will replace the weekly on the relationship of nuclear group might be increased by cre­ Campus Vespers. The supper will phenomena to geological processes. ating an auxiliary branch consist­ begin at 5: 30 p.m. in the ball ing of fi rst and second-year stu­ ENGINEERING room of the student union. dents who have not yet accumu­ Phi Alpha Theta Initiates lated enough credits in Spanish to All students are invited to at­ Two New Members meet the qualifications of the na­ tend. Tickets are on sale through Alpha Chapter of Phi Alpha tional organization, but whose campus church groups or t hey SENIORS ... Theta, national honorary history grade-point averages make them may be secured by calling 2-8679. fraternity, initiated two new potentially eligible for member­ Those planning to attend should members at its meeting Tuesday ship. have their reservations in by noon night. They are Rosalie Bent, today. Zeta, Fayetteville, and Jan Wil­ GLENN MILLER bourn, Tri-Delt, Paragould. F ol­ LIMITED EDITION FOR SALE : Motor Scooter in ex­ North American lowing the meeting Else Sjorup cellent condition. See Phillip Mo­ from Copenhagen, Denmark, spoke THE METCAL~ RECORD SHOP on the history of Denmark, past 628 WEST DICKSON STREET tors. L. Archer, Rt4 4. and present. Aviation Dr. Simpson of the history de­ partment has been elected spon­ sor for Phi Alpha Theta for the ensuing year. Campus Checker Cab Co. Los Angeles COUNCIL- Food Store DIAL cont1nuec1 from Page 1 Will interview h~re or under any circumstances." She • GROCERIES said that men students were giv- TAXI 2-4222 TAXI en a copy of the regulations dur- e MEATS ing registration and had signed an agreement to abide by them. • COSMETICS Prompt Day or Other business brought up in the Across from tennis courts Courteous Night- meeting concerned the wearing of November 11 Bermuda shorts by women stu­ 538 N. Garland Dependable Service dents. The Council ruled that Ber­ muda shorts were not to be worn on campus, in fraternity houses or on dates. The same rule applies • to the wearing of blue jeans and • slacks. 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