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Star Gazing Last Showing For Prof Series Of lord of the Flies' (See Page 2) (See Page 6) TheTEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Skiff • • • • FORT WORTH, TEXAS VOL. 64, No. 13 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1965 I PAGES Third Try Soon Neither rain nor wind nor dis- couraging results in the past shall stay the Games and Outings Com- froni planning a card section for tills year's Homecoming game against Rice. This year will mark the third annual attempt to provide such a section for the entertainment of the Homecoming crowd. Abject fail ure was the result of the two pre vious tries Two years ago not enough students were recruited and the event was cancelled. Last year, although sufficient interest was shown, the attempt was toiled by a strong wind which blew many of the strst logic cards away Glenn Morrison, chairman of the Games and Outings Committee, is optimistic about this year's attempt To Take Precautions "Last year's failure was not the fault of the students," he said. This year we're trying to take all precautions against the wind blowing the cards away again. With careful planning and student en- thusiasm we believe we can have a card section comparable to that of any other school." Morrison added that none of the students who worked on the last two attempts are connected with the section planned for this year. LURKING JUST AROUND CORNER ARE HALLOWEEN GOBLINS, SPOOKS, NOT TO MENTION APPROACHING MID-TERM EXAMS It is passible that, should this Readying for them all if cautious Suzanne Barbee, T roy, Mo., freshman, and her trusty jack 'o lantern year's try be a failure, no further Skiff Photo by John Miller attempts will be made in the future. However. Morrison said no final decision had been reached on the matter. Congress Drops Filing Fees Planning Details A sub-committee, headed by Car- ol Leitner and Charles Pranter, is Election filing fees were elim- ber of people who write checks on Activities Council and Student day convention International stu dent programming, freshman or- currently working out details con inated by Student Congress action nonexisting accounts. Congress will sponsor a leadership retreat at Camp Carter, Nov. 5-6 ientation, course evaluation, lead- nected with the section, including Tuesday night. Persons who have filed for an the words the cards will spell. rffice and who want their checks Specially invited delegates from ership training, honor systems The action was taken for two election systems, and student-fac- Morrison said that possibly the returned should check with either Congress associated committees reasons according to Don Parker, ulty relations were discussed at words Hi' or "Hi, Alums" will Parker or McDonald. Dates dui are included. election committee chairman, and the seminars be flashed by the section. ing which the checks may be pick- Sherry Grisham and Eddie Nel- Congress President John McDon- Miss Grisham, in her report said ed up will be published. son, delegates to the Associated Students interested in being in ald. Parker, who proposed the "1 feel the information collected Student Government National con the section should request tickets, change in the election code, said In other action Congress approv- vention at Purdue University, La- at the Conference will be benefic- marked specifically for the card the primary reason for abolishing ed Wayne Guidry, Bill Harrison. ial to student Congress. There are Doyle Johnson, and Carolyn Clem fayette, Ind. last Oct. 14 17. sub section, during the week of the the fee was to eliminate confusion mitted their report to Congress. ideas from ether schools to be In- game, at which time the ducats that has existed between the Con- mons as election officials. corporated into our system Also, The University has been a mem will be available gress filing fee and the fee Stu- other schools have taken some Of Leadership Retreat dent Congress charges for Skiff her of ASG since the founding of our ideas, like How.h Week and More than 800 seats have be«n the organization two years ago. publicity. Nov. 1 was announced as the Activities Council, and put the reserved for the section. Plans call Miss Grisham reported that there ideas to work." fir the card display to take place Checks to be Returned deadline for the submission of ar- were over 350 students rcpretCf) The regional spring convention during the half-time ceremonies. ticles for the first issue of Per ting more than 100 colleges and By long standing arrangement spective magazine. Perspective is is tentatively planned to be held universities at the convention. Students participating will be Student Congress pays the Skiff the planned publication of Forums at TCU, Miss Grisham said. The given printed carls listing the tricks the actual additional printing costs Committee designed to air opui region in which the University is Three Seminars to be performed by the section and for preparing the election edition. ions on controversial topics. The a member consists of Texas, Ok- the signals used to designate each In addition, the filing fee was magazine is open only to student- The delegates attended three lahoma, Kansas, New Mexico, and disposed of because of the num- written articles. seminars a day during the three- Colorado one. THE SKIFF Friday, October 71, 1H5 Prof Series Program Star Gazing Sojourn Planned the t'niversity since .September, An Evariaf at the AMI Oh 'i also be able v topic for the next I i tee I Series on N n I i Mr, ffu tplained that The program will begin at 7:30 Hn liarbara Worcester, in Bear meeting- are tentatively plan ■ad 8 M both nights Students tor i.!' BJT, H in char it will be necessary to Bid meet in room 204 of the the pr ;^ram limit attenlence at each wssion Student Center, and will go from that ents wishing to attend must there to the observatory rogran will be more of an sign up :n advance at the inf >r I be annual I'r-.i Series, spon ion" than a lector? .-, rjesk i I the Shi lenl ' n ■ I by the Forum- Committee I win be Itere to tell the students ter Onh 13 students will I < | the Activities Council, feature* what • for and to tr> I time members of the faculty speaking plain what th< • d time that OB t-.pics of special interest She aided that the program has dance at the I'r I Series has had I a night when the nKKffl is to be in a good phase I Mr- Worcester received de rher features should b< grew fr m \ assar College and the University of California. She has Neither rain a teaching ite from th i ni hj of Florida and has been at nor snow Prof, Students norheat Publish Ernie's Cafe nor Liz 'Reading' Article No. 2 WESTCLIFF CEN. Dr Karl Rankin, Charcoal-Burger .40 and .55 nentai reading pro 4ram. and graduate students in psy 12 oz. Sirloin . . $1.18 *y, Penny Greenmun and Rob HOME MADE PIES— had an I the cur with Whipped Cream ML ■al cf Reading The title of the Pc. 25c article is "Factors Relal AFROTC C ADET RECEIVES RIBBON F ROM ANGEL COMMANDER i ge Read Ph. WA 3-2331 crrrnirdtr Ktmjon and Carolyn Breedi*>g ir, urwfcrm ■ r Five ROTC Cadets Set strike' Get Your SLACKS Honored with Badge Adds Arthur Denny, and To Party ■ '.' :-'i;ngham. h.i.s Bat awari are A new twi-t to east parties rork m the R '.ped by the Kittle Thea of at aver •uonaltyp. • years. I party, a strike party *a- ree Officers •:nal perfcrmo ■ the wart The Rape unit cf

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"Whether Pete Wright Dormiti rj and improvements should be made needs a complete i en ivatiOO will We are trying to f.\ specific c ma With Summer Job be deoided during a thorough in plaints as SC in as thev are uiven -pcction after the patch w.nk n w us," Dr Wible Mid By SHERMAN STEARNS followed bj a telegram and letter being done is completed. I>i II i« Si me Of the work on Pet* Wright i> being done by the Main The company Hew him to Roches are Wible. dean of students, said tenance Department while part is Art Denny, Mi ing and workman's company. "If ken ones Mirrors are being re testing was specifically for phys I work in industry after gradu.i ical defects such as scratches, bub •placed in the rooms which lack tion," he said. "1 would like to work Mes, or dirt. them for Kodak or a similar com "We know aCHM of the ro ms in Kodak employed 130 students at panv." The company is non-union, Pete Wright are in bad condition its Rochester plant this summer. Denny continued. Denny said He was one of the When he ai nved at Kodak Park, Fads Aren't five math majors employed and one the company's industrial heart in of. the handful ol students from the United States. Denny, with the That Bad, Dad! the South other students, first received gen Petta's "I was hired without being per oral briefings and was then shown I A(T>—The hrug, swim, u rk, senally interviewed by the com- v.hen' he would work for t h e and other "fad donee- were pany," he emphasized In mid summer Exempts vat charity banned from the Brigham Young Italian Food April, the company phoned Denny He was placed in the Film Ser hospital : ig at least vices division of the 33,000 man and asked him to accept a sum Universit) campus in Oct ber JUST FOUR BLOCKS $1,500.C ■■• - mer job. The telephone call was plant This division does staff per yea- work. "My ROTC Staff training The student government Exec- SOUTH OF TCU taxes e> • utive Council voted to prohibit aide.I me a great deal." Denny You'll Find the Oldest the State -' I said After a period of introduc- "suggestive" dances it consider Italian Restaurant with the tion to procedures, he was assigned ed contrary to Mormon stan I- Exempts pror ' to the testing evaluation section Best Pizza, Spaghetti and Mysteries lards the home coun! and received his project. Ravioli in Town! hospital. He was gnen a large legree ol Universit}' President Ernest L. independence m carrying out his Open 12 Noon Sun. Wilkinson commended the I 11-2 Daily Money saved i After learning the C im In Cactus oil for the "positive action they 5-11 Except must . pany's standard for film, Denny had taken in dance stan tar Is" Fri., Sat. Till Midnight the ho spent almost half the summer ga and said classes were being thering data from the testing area Ph. WA 7-9266 scheduled to teach stu leots so Does not exempt state This data gave him information as Uncovered eial dancing 1460 BLUE BONNET taxes. to where tests were taken on the Little is known about the hi I 54 inch b) 2000 foot rolls, and Helps private hospitals to den secrets of cactus plants—but the number, size and type help Texans. two University chemistry stu feels found. FOX It AIHIIK SHOP dents are determined to learn 3028 Sandage at Berry St. Q'Vote For more Gathered Data Stanley Brown and .John Mas The data he gathered convinced • Razor Haircuts OMens' Hairstyling ' i Vote Agointt singale are working on their Ph. him that the Film's testing and • Flatops •Regular Haircuts (Pol. Ad. Pi: - - I) degrees They have been exper standards didn't correlate After ACROSS FROM COX'S BERRY STORE Wj ••*! G 5t«rl.nq Cnj ' — j- imenting with various cactus plants convincing himself, he had to prove searching for different known com his findings to the seven or eight pjunds. member Kodak Test Committee The first compound was isolated Previous to the meeting. Denny A TIP FROM "TIP" in 1890. It caused hallucinations went to each of the men and e\ and was named mescalme plained his findings to them His Tipicale Clodhopper, better 25-page report proposed a decrease "The effect of certain cactus has in the size of test patches on some known as "Tip," Agricul- been kn;:wn by the Indians for a film, and a reduction and rear ture major from Outinde- hundred years." Brown said "Sin ranging of testing on other film ce the first compound was found sticks, Texas, would like to rolls. 100 SAVORY DISHES lfi more hav? been found trom 30 The company accepted Dennv a share his recent experience specimen of cactus." Most exper proposals, thus saving an estima- TO CHOOSE FROM with you. Ole' Tip, since he imenting work has stopped since ted $3000 per year came to college, has always 191(0 Brown and Massingale have A side benefit to his summer «;i- • •- become quite interested in these the company's policy on individual sent his overalls and other compounds and have revived some picture taking The division i n MENU CHANGED DAILY duds home to the farm for c! the research which Denny worked provided ca mom to take the Lye soap While Massingale was searching meras, free color film, and tree • • f;:r the compound, cainiginc, h.' developing for its members On to. This was regular prac- came across a new compound weekend trips to Niagara Kails. tice until Tip saw the which he named gigantine. New York City, and Washing) in Free Seconds of HILL'S ad in The Skiff. It This new compound was sent to D.C . Denny took about 20 rolls the (lalvoston Medical Center of color film using a variety ot Coffee and Iced Tea took only one trip for Tip where it was tested for its effects Kodak cameras to HILL'S DRY CLEANING i :i a living animal. The gigantine. One accomplishment Denny re tested on a monkey. prov ■ I called with pleasure was getting AND LAUNDRY (across fatal. It killed the monkey's brain a double exposure while using tho Colonial' •/, Y//S///X street from TCU, between in three minutes and its heart in (liable exposure proof Kodak In 2600 W. BERRY Fire Station and Safeway five. However, it was discovered stamatic 500. "1 had to go into a that in dosage of lower concent).i el set and almost take the cam ACROSS FROM COX'S on Berry), to convince Tip Just One Minute from Campus ton it causes hallucinations era apart to achieve this." Dennv that home was never like Brown also discovered a new said. this. No one does the job compound while researching. I ( like HILL'S. No sireee Bob! was named niacromerinc. This compound was also tested and it And better yet! HILL'S sent was found that it affected only IN STOCK! one small part of the brain, t h e the bill home for Dad to pay. emotional center (Another bright note Mom now Brown gathered most of his JOAN BAEZ has time on her hands, what specimen from cactus grown in BARBRA STREISAND not doing all that scrubbing, and the Big Bend area in Texas can get in a little plowing on All of the compoun Is affect th° PETER, PAUL & MARY the South forty). Tip says, "go brain differently; some kill while ( thcrs cause hallucinations O f to HILL'S for your cleaning and course there are on leflnitc known Laundry needs." Vve'll appre- for the compounds, but most 3C25 University Drive ciate it! You'll too you heart . . I to lay were cm RECORD TOWN ;i 'rimental T M I SKIFF FrKt*y, October ?», 1H5 To the Editor Literary Reactions

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We sug^*-!* an afaai row" - ■ UM I p four-part r*foutta! to - • ■ ■ 1 up for victor) is "' ■ a cirnpci mag»zirv« Ses>or«ec pi ban I practice in marilv for that purpose tar away the <;jn la, but it kecoB era In • cally Aggies Antagonized In a • i cheerleaders are advocating ' .isor, po- 1 found - informal t'xnball games ' '-•'ietic D-. ;'. anxl It is felt that twiatail and loaf - ■ • •: i *_::- - ted tc ers would encourage a bet)

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■ ! - ■ ■. - i 1 ;■ or one >oar ■ The Skill -■ vpenment »Tth the H important I "~- - *-\- new » Te\.i> CkriatUa Itaiveratty, published l\iesday^ Ha'J havi to mear l"^ t HiQg Class weeks e\e> i:nu-r terms Views pre erated an IUL> s*'nttV eats .r.\\ As not neccssaril) reflect »<1minLstratj\e U e The iatenel es of the Universitj Thirdolass postal* paid a: Fort Worth aaowT. < -chat the chi Beat B.s price s.; rff their Mi ders have h;'. on a winning Pl'tltlW I'ifl mght before each a.-ki e\er> game s.uuli .tiajor • - ta.: I ■ ll all the . Editor K.i- \\ i- wen •-liowed b> J S TV Skiff .room The ;.- I .id ^ssista s nL, Editor Ja> 1 ,i:igh.im:nei B*cttj ■ ■ t.lirg How N l ynn (".arlanxi one nts can ■ ■ ■ v ! ' < 'o< Manager \> Sehrvvi - ■ M • the qyesbon that there anal he Bill Hesvtei Miller caM F: •• - hottJea M \ ; \ ivai Sma tiered »:th I k Editor Jaae Humph:-e> other four ence * naea's Ed I iM pie. frat men grunted an/: I Cor lea llama rnlkd pubbratxYis are oo display orought : Mac ifar Jon Kvrg tied through Mayday Sk B office. Daa Rogers • Mat tj M\iser I <'»;> C Fax ittal ne» co*Js for ttx? aa| PEANUTS * THE SKIFF Ex-Student Friday, October 29. 1965 BBBB 65 Come Studies For From The Best Steaks InFiranee fn ■ Far Places Town! bonne in P Four comers of the worl 1 an : bj the t all parts of the drean i .1 Darn; Leigh Dai w Murray,

Daciu toured Eui ts, 22 o with his mother. a ite teacher in Forl .. irth an I freshmi i ses i- nearlj then that hi (OUR SPECIALTY) . abroad Since thai l ('ana.la has the lai We Also worked to ., AC | Specialize Is Many American-Continental and in I -nber. he saw his o.i with -■ ven C iluml Plates lopes hi COflU I i six In lia, Jor Ian an i K rard Fran the homelands THE

Presently studying convers ■ CARRIAGE A Child's Eye View i a! French anl French art a1 HOUSE Sorbonoe, the pre-law major is \x\ Tw i stu lents i 5136 Camp Bowie PE 2 3082 with a Parisian familj Hi b i. ilei man). .lama,, a Pakis further studies will include hitter] Netherlands, an I the Philip- anrl government 0f France Seen by 'Teachers' pines; while Bollva Chile. C ista Combining stu lies with travel. Pumpkins grow on tn e Is planning to teach h i Rii a, El Salt ador, Guatemala, it Dacui will spend some time with I a n nics in high sch i i. but stu aly, Japan, Malaya, Panama, Pe a friend who is studying in Italy. nouneed to her playmates a n I WE'RE i< nts from all departments—elc ru, Syria, Thailand, Turke) and He will travel to Egypt during "teachers" !a-: week try e hication, sociology, nur S uth Viel Vain ara represente l Christmas holidays to . . muf butter's in | units speech therapy, even busj. sights. declared another. - earn elective credit for bj one citizen each TOOTIN' And every ine knows that mus- participation. Invited to spend Faster in tard plants look liki ivy— Dean Murray a l\ ise I that any Nursery schoolers p1a> in bright ztrland. he will visit a Swiss law- they both have 'dots of leaves up which plans an activitj with ms iiHe | uito b OUR yer whom he met at the T'n; claimed a very young botai tS must clear such vi rsity of Chii , handicraft materials The nursery These lively information s i [IS W ith his : tlice prior t I COO- are TCI' BUT* pen ta any Fort \\ rrth three The graduate of Arlington Heights cr four year-old. their "teachers' an Devel stu lent OWN High worked during the summer - ■ i lents wh • i pay his expenses abroad. Is saj He will return to the 51 the HORN! time to continue his work al University next fall. Hi Teacher! Bus any grown-up "Hi,

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I •:'- ' Alix of Texas iys sters pia\ on slides, 3017 Universtiy Dr. swing sets, an I tricycles Studenl ' teachers" rv I probli ms too. in child devel ip merit Current case in poinl . Id boy who has never spo ken a .\,nd at the nursery. Their WHAT'S afternoon observations supplement REALLY WRONG class studies in the Home E nomics rJepartmi nl ON CAMPUS Nursery Staff The only thing not changed on campus since the war is human Under the direction ol Mrs Myra nature. Competition for admission Huffhines, advanced students stall is fiercer; undergraduate temper more excitable. This special the nurserj in the mornings, plan Atlantic Supplement discusses urriculum an I creative pr students in revolt; the fate of i< eta for three yeai :lds Begin The HORNED FROG consist- the small college; academic ning students assist in aft em mi ently has been ranked among freedom; why some students acth ities with four year i Ids The the nation's top yearbooks. This take drugs — why others drop first yeai c .use is required t >r is due in part to the fine class out; problems of college for sections. Negroes; do women learn any- thing; faculty pressures and How about helping us make the privileges; free speech and 1966 HORNED FROG truly much, much more. representative of the University THIS IS A PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMP? by having yc ir class picture made? O.K.? ALEC GUiNNESS as a jolly jailer with more bars than brains Alec gives his Is G I prisoners H everything Building 2 but the SITUATION news that (Southeast Campus) the War's e wine was tine. been over HOPELESS- , the ca viar fabulous... for seven 9-11 a.m.; 12-5 p.m. EXCI UblVfc Now. how about a girl years! BUT NOT SERIOUS" FIRST RUN for my friend...? Monday-Friday Door Open ' ROBERT REDFORD as H«NK- NOW ON SALE 5:15—SHOWS 5:30-7:10-9:10 9-1—Saturday at your newsstand Adults Student Activity PLUS A NEW PARAMOUNT l:MViH $1.25 Cards .75 CARTOON i PE 7-5700—GRATIS WELL LIGHTED PARKING LOTS CHARACTER NUDNIK! Patronize Skiff Advertisers THE SKIM Friday, October V>, 1H5 Religion Prof To New York Meet Or Gentry A Shelton of the Christian Churches ami American Religion Department attended a Baptists to publrsh a new hymn Lord of the Flies b:;ok in the next year or so. Dr. meeting in New York of the Hymn shelton is one of P> Disciples dele- Book Project, an effort by the gates

Last Chance Showing Tour Holt: HOWIE W»ENTMO»E "Lord (if the Flics." the criti Activities Council Films Com another public viewing for about illy irrli'imul novie version of mittee. said the film reportedly is four years. So. in effect, TCI; will the sensational William Coldsng to be withdrawn from public sho present the film for the last time BOVel, will yets its first on campus wing — for reasons unknown to anywhere for a considerable while showing Friday night, Oct 29. him — after Friday's presentation The movie, which was produced THE HOUSE Of IILC And it may he your last chance here on an island 15 miles east of Puer to see it anywhere fcr several years. He said he understood that "I/)rd to Rico, has been described as fmH W«tfc . MM UaV John W Caston, chairman of the of The Flies" would not be allowed being an improvement on (folding's novel — a feat many persons would think impossible to achieve MOO Ntft Hill Drly. WAI.-t I 1*02 Castaway Schoolboys A* for.tl P«rt The story concerns a group of Monday Day of Rest British castaway schoolboys and their descent into primitive sava gery Peter Brook, a 30-year old , For Brite Students Englishman who has been called the "grand old infant terrible" of Tradition sets aside Sunday as ation after their weekend labors the British theater, directed this, a "day of rest" but for Brite For a few it is a homecoming, his third film. Divinity School people Monday is too Preceding it in Brook's career that famous "seventh day." Most seminarians spend Satur were 1953's "The Beggars' Opera," While the rest of the campus re days and Sundays in student pas the only film version of the John turns to its hectic routine, Brite toratea as far as 250 miles from day work, starring Sir Laurence students and faculty members use foil Worth Destined for churches Olivier; and 1930's "Moderato Can f Mondays for catch up and prepar throughout Texas and Oklahoma, labile," a love story with Jeanne 117 they begin their weekend on the HORM and Jean-Paul Belmondo toad, leaving after Friday classes. American critic Pauline Kacl Mcnday. then, becomes a travel has compared Brock's meteoric day for those with distant parishes; career to that of this country's Or Geology for others it is a day for studying BUTTON-DOWN TO SUCCESS son Welles "He is the only English IN A VAN HEUSEN ami research theatrical prodigy comparable," Group Catch-up Days she writes in her best selling col For success with any assignment, return lection of critical essays on films. totradition with a Van Heusen "417" button-down I'rots, too. spend time in chur "I Loot It At The Movies." collar shirt. Has a built in secret, too: ches away from Fort Worth Mon the "V-Taper" fit. Accents a man's Visits Gulf Three Years Old days become catch-up days when build "41 7" shirts are made in Saturdays and Sundays are devo Dr. Dan K. Feray. chairman Brook's film of Oolding 's broadcloth or oxford in whites, solids, of the GefliD0 Department, took ted to preaching, lecturing, and ncvel was first released three years (, ass (invention going. They use their and stripes. Add the softest collar J sedimentation geology ' on ago General critical reaction was roll going, and it's the look most likely i two day trip to the (lulf ot "seventh day" for grading papers, favorable to succeed. Just $5.00. Mexico last weekend preparing lectures, and writing let Novelist Jackson Burgess, wri Twelve graduate students parti ters ting in the University of Califor 1 VAN ME US EM® eipated in the trip, six from TCI »•■■■#' »t design Often More Hectic nia's Film Quarterly magazine, and six from Southern Methodist called the film "brilliant and dis- University The students observed Academic life may not begin un- turbing,'' adding that, "as an ad and took samples of sediments til Tuesday, but Mondays aren't venture story with Orwellian pol SQUIRE SHOP from marshes, beaches, and th.' necessarily quiet around Brite itical overtones, this is a first rate Across From Campus Mafloor off Garveston Island 1'rof.s are all IDOtlt, and students film. Brook has handled his younLj This is the first course involving appear for conferences or special actors splendidly." graduate student exchange, arran research. Preceding the film's showing • | so that students who sign up Students who spend their week- will be a Bugs Bunny color cartoon. at SMC can get credit for th,' The program starts at 7:30 course taken here ends in out-of town parishes are 1 p.m. in the Brown I,upton Student placed HI churches through ih; Center ballroom Single admission Office of Field Work in Brite is 35 cents. Dr. Durham Attends Conference RAND Dr. Floyd Durham of the Eco nomics Department left for Baton JAZZ BUFFS Rouge, La , Oct. 28. Handsewn hand stained slipons with Dr. Durham will participate foam inside Leather lined And all that jazz. in a discussion type program with 19 other educators from nine Smooth or grain cordo Olive or golden harvest Southern ami Southwestern states grain Rand Shoes $12.95 to $20 95. at Louisana State University. The discussion is spoasored by the Department of Labor and is for the U.S. Employment Service, whose basic job is to bring people and jobs together. Persons participating were invited by the State Department. They will discuss further areas in which something can be done to help develop South- ern man power and the vast areas in which the Southern economy is changing

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Two minutes and forty seconds. Lif. That's all it took Wednesday night a close game to become a rout. By BILL LACE Intramural \ crowd of 24,000 was on hand ■ thai Texas has lost two to watch the fun as the Wogs par- games this year, the annual ru- Roundup lav el three Baylor fumbles into mors arc on tin win;; con touchdowns and hand the Cubs a Darrel] Royal moving t i ti GREEKS 25-fi defeat It was the first Wog ity of Oklahoma There are victory over Baylor since 1961. many reasons why this it very Phi Delta Theta remained i n likely. contention for the Greek football The Baptists opened the game full of fire and brimstone as they il has had every success that title by dumpini Phi Ep silon, 20 i; Tin Phi Delts n >w have drove till yards to set up first and me I i l football coach .lin- a :; i record. goal on the Wog four. Four plays ns nine-year jtaj at Texas. Bob Flynn's passing led the Phis later they were still there and the He has compiled a 34 5-1 record Wogs took over. during the past Bvi woo to victory as he threw to Bill Coach of the Year h::nors twice, I'otect for touchdowns of la and :m yards Neely Starts Fun aad come up with one National Champion and sis bowl trips The Sig Eps' only .score came The fun started for TCU late in • • • on a reverse with Pace handing the first period when Don Neely off to Darrell McNutt who then recovered his fifth fumble of the After winning the national title launched a 35-yard strike to en I -eason Ross Montgomery got the in 1983, Texas fell an urge to do Gary Oliver for the score The big gainer on the drive, a 37-yard i Show their apprecia- loss was the Sig Eps' .second of -camper to the Cub six. Mike Hall Bud Wilkinson was the season. the tally from three yards out fling at In Tuesday's other Creek can- Stephen l.ane fumbled the kick test, Sigma Alpha F.p.silon evened tics and rumors of a change otf and the Wog.s recovered. On the filled the air season recor I at 2-2 by heating lii.st play Montgomery dashed 41 So the Texas Board oJ Et Phi Kappa Sigma. 14-0. (ius Bates. yards to make the score 13-0. I pay hike and faculty SAE quarterback, was the key Lightning struck twice as Jacky tenure The latter came over the LESLIE BROWN ROLLS ON PASS RECEPTION figure in the contest, throw | Allen bobbled the kickoff and Doug long and loud protests of those who Making stop is Baylor's Al Flynn touchdown passes to Ronnie Ca- Hooten fell on it for the Wogs. considered other faculty memi Staff photo by John Miller sey for 30 yards and Bill Mill r more deserving. far 10 yards. Ncrman Bulaich sprinted 23 yards The DC coaching .|< b Of course Important contests continue i n 11 the Cub five and Montgomery went to Comer Jones, hut not with the Greek league as Tuesday finds t ok it over from there. sharp division in the Okla Kappa Sigma meeting Lambda The Cubs, by way of Al Flynn's ma administration. The selection Chi Alpha a! 3 and the big clash passing arm. finally got on tbe olit. between Delta Tau Delta an I SAE • hoard on a two-yard plunge me wanting Royal, others sup. Frog 11 Goes scheduled for 1: 15 by Steve Lane. e a cautious statement saying thai Roj Independents Boo Breaks Loose •'I '■' i many coaches un ler The strong right arm of Gi The second half saw mainly de Ri Ian I continued to be an impor- tensive heroics until the final stan- This <|; I no: sun anyone. Royal tant fact ir in the Independent lea- za when the Wogs took advantage all. Pers ins close to the Bear-Baking gue race last Mot: lay as he of a short punt at the Cub 31. Bu- Texas mentor sail he was piqued pa the winning touch I A team that has promised new the Bears have tangled with TCC laich then turned in his long gainer at hem;: onlj "one ol many " This in DSI-'s victorj over I'.Sl , 6-0. life for this week meets one that more than any other team. el the night going off right tackle, was very idabje fir found it last week when the Frogs The game might have en led in shaking off one tackier, and sprint- yal's stature The Frogs and Bruins have met a tic but BSD had a touchdown tackle Baylor Saturday afternoon 71 times with the Purples win ing into the end zone. * * * in Waco. called hack because of an off- ning 34, Baylor 30, and seven ties. Bulaich was the game's leading The Christians figure.; mat some- sides penalty. DSF now has a re- rusher with 124 yards. The big half me up with a poor The reason for the large number of cord of two wins an I two ties ■ -on m I ■ onlj bright thing had to be done after the back from LaMarque has 354 yards games is that the teams had a Air Force remains in first | 111 of which was the 17!) U| shewing against Clcmson. in three games. Montgomery was stretch from 1901 to 1910 when despite being tied by Clark Dorm . unbeati i ska Coach Abe Martin came into the they met 23 times. close behind with 122. dressing room after the game, last Friday, 1212. on Monday, the C nm n d cency dictated at least A crowd of 24,000 saw the contest spoke his piece, and was ushered Air Fore." cadets came back after ■' second trj for Comer Jon No Change which was sponsored by the Ex hut the - are currently 2-3 out their tie to soundly defeat Milton Daniel Dorm. 20-6. The big noise Lettermen's Association. with an ther losing season in sight. The players then held their Martin plans no offensive lineup in the contest was made by Air Royal has been reportedly offer- own meeting for the purpose of a changes for the Baylor contest. It Force passer Mike Sherwood, who everything up to and including little air clearing. What mu dis- will be Steve Landon, Kenny Post, the moon I > return t > his alma m cussed was not disclosed, but there and David Smith in the backfield hurled threp scoring strikes Mural Meets Planned These reports have not been were promises of a "new team with I'D. Shabay and Kent Nix Two games are scheduled for 'dinned bj Royal, hut more 1111 this Saturday. handling quarterback chores. today with BSU and Army playing The intramural handball touma- Landon retained the third spot in the first contest and DSF and ment will be held on Nov. 1. Also ' the) have o ,\ been lenied Bears Start Strong Darrell Royal, like Alexander of among SWC rushers with 360 net the Vigilantes in the second. upcoming in the intramural pro- yards gamed Frank Horak r e- Monday's schedule finds Milton Macedonia, has no m0re worlds The Bears started out in grand gram is a weight-lifting meet left to conquer. The urge to re fashion, upsetting Auburn and pul- gained the leadership in punt re- Daniel Dorm playing Clark Dorm scheduled for December. Informa turn to one's own school must be ling one out over Washington. Then turns after a week in the number at 3 and DSF playing Air For.' | a {treat one Indeed Take for ex- in the first quarter of the Florida two spot with 186 yards on 16 re- at 4 in a contest that could de tion will be distributed to the in- turns. ample Hear Bryant at Alabama. State game, quarterback Terry tcrminc the championship. tramural managers at a later date It would be a disaster for Texas Southall suffered a broken ankle. and a blow to the Southwest Con- Harlan Lane suffered a sprained ference as a whole if Royal were ankle, and Baylor suffered period. to cross the Red River His Long- Last week, the Bears took out horn teams have put the SWC in from under wraps (band-aids?) a a top position among the nation's new sophomore quarterback named collegiate football leagues. Kenny Stockdale. The flashy new The smart money, however, says comer hit 20 of 27 passes for 286 that Professor Royal will be pilot yards and three touchdowns. ing the Big Red by 1967 at the Other standouts for Baylor are latest. Richard Defec, seventh in rushing • * * in the SWC with 284 yards, Lane, second in pass receiving with 27 History repeated itself Saturday catches for 336 yards, and George night with Rice's 20-17 victory Cheshire, sixth in punt returns over Texas The last time the Long- horas had lost two in a row was in Stout Defense 1960—to Arkansas and Rice. The real heart of the Baylor team The P.A. announcer at the SMU- this year has been an iron defense. Tech game in Dallas obviously The Good Old Baylor Line has didn't have his mind completely allowed only 100 yards rushing and on the matter at hand. During 113 passing with a 214 average to the fourth quarter he boomed out, tal. That is the best in the confer- ' That puLs Rice back on the . . . ence to date. I means that puts Texas Teeh back Mainstays jn the stingy setup are en the 24-yard line." Oh, the won- guards Dwight Hood and Greg der of the transistor radio. Pipes and tackle Bill Ferguson. Saturday night also marked the Pipes is making a strong bid for first appearance of Bevo VIII as sophomore lineman of the year the Texas mascot. His predecessor honors. was retired with arthritis. Bevo Although the Frogs' series with VIII incidentally came to Texas Baylor is not the oldest (1899 com- from Oklahoma. KENNY POST GOES FOR SHORT YARDAGE AGAINST CLEMSON pared to 1897 for A&M and Texas), Tigers making the stop are Kit Jackson (14) and Mac McElmorray (74)