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ES," which lat been
one of the cle rertat concocuons of
excitement, heartwteppinf thrilla
and emotional hantaa touches ever
to hit the screen. The 71101 sets a
new milestoi
with a powe
The name*
alone ahowa.
such a good
Jimmy Gagne
End’ Kids, H
Sheridan, and
the atara of
moor of' ga
with the f|ne
•< • The fll^ d
brought up
whose lives
gent when
school for a
took part. He
in gangster dramas
lar songs of today. ,1114 film, one
of the latest musical comedy hits,
has proved very ent
not extraordinary.
tbo
1 human story,
eluded in the film
ie reason why it is
box-office magnet
Pat O’Brien, ‘Dead
phrey Bogart, Ann
eorge Bancroft are
is atory of the gla
strrism contrasted
things in life,
la with two boya,
tier in the slums,
ome widely diver-
is sent to reform
in which both
bedomtes a big-time
gangster, his friigid enters priest
hood. Itieir paths boss again when
the gangster, pirt of the mob
that runs the c ity, bucks the priest
who is headini; a “clean up” cam
paign with the object of saving the
thousands of a umi boys ia his par
ish from lives if < rime. The strong
bond between the two min makes
their conflict ibulily exciting, and
leads to the unique and thrilling
climax which 1 fta the picture high
above dhe ran c a id file of gangr
■ter pictures.
Assembly Halit:
Wedaewlay
“COWBOY tfRokl BROOKLYN"
—featuring Dick Powell and one
of the prettie it i >f the beautiful
Lane sisters, Mlrill^. llm
boy” sings a numiier of Ihe popu-
lall: Tisedsy and
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JUDGING TEAM AND COACH
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LIVESTOCK TEAM
PLACES 1TTH Ml
HATIOHAL MEET
The Senior Livestock Judging
Team of A. A M. won 17th place
in the Annual Livestock ] Judftaff
Conteat which was held In Chicago
Saturday, according to a Wire re
ceived by the Animal Husbandry
Department Monday. Iowa and
Kansas tied for first place at the
There were 27 team* from all
over the United States entered in
the contests. The t. .in from Texaa
was 91 points behind Ihe top team.
Edwin Brown, V <> of the repre
sentatives from A. A 1 11., was high
man for the sheep chvision of the
contest and was 10th in cattle
judging. The team aa a whole won
3rd in sheep and 9th in cattle jud
ging.
The team left Collage Station
Nov. 16 to be gone for 16 days. Ac
cording to members of the Animal
Husbandry Department, this ia the
most extensive trip ever made by
the team.
The members of the group mak
ing the trip to Chicago are Doss
Buntin of Plain view, Emil Prugel
of Menard, Ed Campbell of Brady,
Ed Brown of Beevilk, Herbert
Mills of Sterling City, and Marvin
Smith of Sonora. The team was ac
companied by Pirof N. J. Schuless-
ler, team coach, and Mrs. Schuess-
ler.
or EVKNTH:
The members of t^e Poultry Judging Team, which placed fourth
at the National Content* held in Chicago, are shown above. The mem
bfrr* of the team are A. G. Warren, Louis Jureak. Ted Martin, sad W.
L. Braddy. The team coach is E. D. Pansell.
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19 A. * M. STUDENTS—
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B. P. Mandell, senior, co-uditor
of The Scientific Review.
A. P. Rollins, senior, president
of the Scholarship Honor Society
and of the student chapter of the
American Society of Civil Engi
neers. 1
Jack W. Clark, senior, president
of the student chapter of the Amer
ican Society of Mechanical Engi
neers.
W. C. Morris Jr M senior, chair
man of the student branch of the
American Society of Electrical En
gineers. . .j
David McCorqusdale, senior,
president of the student affiliated
chaptar of the American Institute
of Mining and Metallurgical Engi
neers.
Beal Hargrove, senior, president
of the Agronomy Society and ehnir
man of the Brysn-Collegu Enter-
whamaft Ssvimit' f
Herbert M. Mills, senior, pres
ident of the Saddle and Sirloin Club
and King of the Rodeo.
;A. 0. Faubus, senior, president
of the Kream and Kow Klub.
Ag Engineers to Show
Several Films At
Meeting Open to All
Thursday night the Student
Branch of the American Society
of Agricultural i Engineers will
sponsor a show to every student
desiring to attend in'the Ag. Eag.
Building. “The TugH' Tugger,”
presented with an ag-Hollywood
cast is the mala ptyra4tion of the
aeries of talking pictures to be
shown that night
"The Tuttle Tuffer” tells the
story of * salesman and a sales
lady who get their sample cases
mixed up and in the ensuing
nes laughter provoking action
takes place. Leroy Bagiey, the new
milking machine salesman for the
Tuttle Tugger Company, thinks he
knows all about fanning and tries
to help the hired man. At the same
time he is trying to sell a milking
machine. Every time he trios to
help he causes trouble for the
farmer and mirth for the spectator
In addition to the comic feature
there will be four other sound pic
tures. They include “Around the
Farm Clock”, a picture showing
up-to-date power farming methods
and equipmUbt; "The Mark of the
Genuine”, giving proper maintain-
ence methods for farm equpimpent;
“Mr. Sheppard Looks Inside", pre-
ciMon manufacturing of modern
farm tractors and a newsreel of
developments in faming equipment.
In connection with the show the
Deere Company will offer
talks and demonstrations of
their equpiment that will be of
particular interest to the sgricul
tural engineer.
Kryl’a Bympbony Orebes-
Guian Hall, h 00 pt m.
r 2—Picture Shew, Be
nefit Debate Club, Assembly Hall,
0 30 p. m. t ;
December t—Faculty Dance,
Meaa Hall Annex, 9:00 p m. to
12:00 midnight •
December 6—Horticulture Show,
Agriculture Building, 8 00 m.
to 6 00 p. m. and 7:80 p. m. to
9.-00 p. m.
December 0—Annual Horticul-
ture Show, Agriculture Building
8.O0 a m to 6 p. m. only.
December 9—Picture Show
Benefit Fencing Club, Assembly
Hall, 0:30 p. m.
FT'TnT- ^ x i |
MRS. B. L LOCKETT, WHO IS
returning to Africa aa a missio
nary in thg near future, will ip* ak
at the Fin* Baptist Church, Col-
lyge Staflial Wednesday evening at
Mrs. Lockett is considered one of
the moat dynamic speakers and out
standing missionaries of Southern
Baptists. Her messages always
present a great challenge. A person
will count it a rare privilege to
hear her.
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fect** lat Call Retreat,
November », 1028:
let Call. Rt treab—6:46 P. M.
Aabembly—6:48 P, M.
Retreat—5:50 9. U.
Mess Call,
after Retreat.
GKO. F. MOORK
U. $. Army, Commandant.
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'TO LECTURE
iy night at 7:30 in
try lecture room the
seientUt, author, trsrv
and speaker, Dr.
of Rice Institute, will give a
lecture for the general public on
the biteresting subject of the t w-
pics—human diseases in the trop ps,| Hall.
WELCOME
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tend, and all other
residents of the osl
environs are cordially
There will be a
students interested in
for the meats judging
Friday Dec. 2,'at 5 o'clock in the
Animal Industries lecture room,—
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There will be an
ness meeting of the Et
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p. m. in Room 6 of lb*
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HORTICULTURE SHOW-
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waste portion ia several varieties
of pecan will be shown. -
Featured in the show will be can
ning projects, ’lung nut displays,
apple varieties exhibit and the by
product of the apple, cidmr. It ia
P'"b:ible that thfre will be a cider
bar where cider can be bought by
the drink for a nickle or by the
gallon for a dollar, jug furnished
free. Other products may be bough:
from the exhibitors by the public
if the prospective buyer desires.
In a few worda Dr. Adriance,
head of the Horticulture Depart
ment, explains the p .rpose of the
■how; “The primary objective of
the show ia to acquaint the stu
dents and their friends with the
various horticultural products of
Texas, sad to give information re
garding the handling sad prepara
tion for market of these products."
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