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College Students
56 Per Cent Vote
For Communism,
44 for Fascism
ConmunUm would be the choice
of a majority of Americas college
studenta if they had to decide be
tween that system and fascism.
This trend has been reran] ed by
the latest nation-wide poll of the
student Opinion Surreys of Ameri-
Within the last two decades fas
cism and communism hare come
into the front ia the news as a re
sult of the set-ups in operation in
Russia, Germany, and Italy. Dur
inf that period of time today’s
college youth haa been growing up
Because of the directly opposite
policies of the two forms of gov-
emment, in theory at leant, specu
lation as to which is batter has
dereloped, especially in halls of
learning. Frequently asked is the
question, “If yoa had to make a
choice, which would you prefer,
fascism or communismf" When
this hypothetical question was put
bafore the nation's college students,
representing in the Survey’s cross
section erery creed, race, and poli
tical affiliation, the results were
Common i>m . &6.i%
Fascism 43.6%
When the same question was ask
ed to the entire nation a little more
than a year ago by the American
Institute of PibHe Opinion, exact
ly opposite reealt^ were shown.
Then 67 per cent of the voters
favored fascism. Therefore, either
college students 1 differ with their
elders, or recent events in Europe
have changed thnr opinio- - A
curate comparisons art not possi
ble since no nations: collegiate
poll had been taken regalnm MftO
the organisation of the Surveys
last December.
Everywhere at least a bare ma
jority favored communion, though
there were variations, as seen be
low:
East Central .
’ New England ......
i Par West
Middle Atlantic..
West Central
South
60.S>" (
.33.6%
574%
...4M%
■61.8%
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Dance, Maas Hall
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SCHED
April
1p.m.
April
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B. 8. Shot*.
April 6 6. and 7—Annual High
way Shoi$ Course
A£ril <, 1, and I—Ross Volum-
Hall.
April II—Entertainment Series,
John Patrick, Guion Hall, 8 p. m.
April la 4—Accoanting A Statis
tic’s Society Banquet, Mesa Hall.
April M—Picture Show, benefit
it Series, Assembly
Hall, 6:41 p. m [*
April 14—Cavalry Ball, Mess
Halle# p. itu to I a. m.
April IfV-Corpa--Dance, Mess
Hall, 9 (i nt. to 11
Ajril 14—Military Department
Horse Show, Horae'Show Arena,
1:10 p. ni.
April 1.5- Hillei Club Dance, 8:46
p. nu. Maw Hall
There (will bo a meeting of the
Junior A* V. M. A. Monday night
in the lecture room of the Vet
erinary Hospital at 7:30 P. M.
Dr. I t Ketchersid will speak
on ‘The Development of Small
Animal Practice in the United
StatW."
. ORDERS FOB GRADUATION
invitatio** will be taken today
from 8 to fit, aad tomorrow from
8 to 12, in the rotunda of the
Awmm Rsjjdlitg Orders will
also be taken April 18, 14, and 14.
A deposft of 88 «r 5t % of the
total is taquteed.
BOB ADAMS'
TO fUMOR CLASS WILL
meet hi the assembly hall Monday
night for the purpose of aomiaat-
ing candidates for the positions
of Ixinghorn editor-in-chief and
aenipr social neoretary for the com
ing yean
DR. 4r. p. TAYIA)R WIU DB-
liver an ilustrated lecture to stu
dents of Agronomy 418 and 418
toni K ht at 7 in the A.it lecture
room. • j ,
A LAJH.E M MBER OF SEN-
iers have not r.ujorted to the Re-,
gistnu-'s Office to receive the final
report <tf their graduation require-
meuta. Those who have not re
ported are requested to com# to
the Registrar's Office at their
earliest convenience for this in-
forma-,c
H L. HEATON >
Assistant Registrar
I. S- DIXON Of! THE TEXAS
Company W$|'address the A.L CH.
E. student chapter tonight at 7
o’clock in Chemistry lecture room
ao. 9. His subject is “Metallurgy
and Ite Relation to the Refining
ludustiy ” Everyone is invited.
THE BATTALION
raiDAY, MARCH M,S939
S. Would Take Communism
to Mexico for spring
days in Monterrey,
monlng, arrive ia
Monday. See A.
E 88rd, Bryan or
day student box.
T '
Honor Society
•4 7 p. m. ia the
of the library.
nfcht
An open meeting of the HUM
Club will be held at 7:18 p. m.
Monday in the Anbury Room of
the Library. Dr. R. P. luMam wfO
speak.
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LOST
LOST: Sn,,, campaign hat
Please return to C-14 Walton for
usual Reward.
LOST: A stetaon campaign hat
ia balcony of Assembly Hall Sun
day. WUl find, r please return to
141 Legem 1
LOST: March 18th on or near the
campus, a pair of gold-rimmed
giaeeee in a black ease bearing the
nam.'. Dr. E- P. Hutrhiat, Mariia,
Texas. Finder please notify Mr.
Cashion or phone College 242. Re
ward.
LOST: Between Hart Hall and
Kyle Fi< d n itonson Combination
Cigarette lighter and case, chro
mium and brown enameled engrav
ed with initial H. Please return aa
there is a sentimental attachment.
Return to E-8 Hart for liberal re
ward.
CHURCHES
The Presbyterian church will
present Easter music Palm Sun
day, Apnl 2, in the T chapel at 11.
LUTHERAN SERVICES
Lutheran services will be bald
in the Y parlor at 7:14 Sunday nhe
Holy Communion will bo observed
at this time. If you intend to par
take, please report ao just before
the cervine.
Services are held every Sunday
at 11 a. m. in the Y Parlor on
the second floor of the YJf.CJk.
FIRST
In*yim.W.„
CHURCH
—-r— Andrew, Pastor
Sunday School-9:46 a. m.
Morning Worship 10:60 a. m.
Baptist Training Union 4:80 p. m
Evening Worship 7:30 p. m.
Free busew to the church leave
the Y. % C. A. aad Project House
Area at 9:20 every Sunday mom
ing.
The W either League of the Uu
theran Church will hold ha meeting
Sunday afternoon.at 4 p. at in the
Y Chapel. Servkw will be held at
6 p. m. Everyone is invited
THE ‘LAS TRES AMERICAS’
Spaafch Club will meet Monday
at 7:09 in the Geology Lecture
room .] A short play will be giv
en in Spanish.
ItUKRK WIN. BE AN ABI
lene Ai and M. Club mooting in
the Y chapel at 7:15 April A Fi
nal plans for thb Cotton Ball Du
chew *<, be made.' j
ATIVB8 OF THB
Branch of the Internation
al Harvester Company including
the Manager, Assistant Manager,
Credit; Manager, Sales Promotion
and others will m
Agricultural Engine
ing Sodiety at 7:80 P. M., Tue^as
April fh ia the Agricultural Sg-
Lecture Boom explaining
involved it farm ma-
r—; ^ -i——
FOR MOTHER’S DAY 1
Giru • Lasting Reminder of Your ThoaghtfulneHS
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH
SPECIAL: $150, 8 x 10 Portrait for $1.50
AGGIELAND
c Photographs of
10
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FIRST BAPTIST CMt RCH
R- I* Brown, pastor; Walter
Johnson, Educational Director
Sunday S. bool. 9:44 a. m. C. H
Bates, Superintendent; Morning
Worship, 10:60 o, m.
Baptist Training Union, 6:46 p
wl, W. T F.rmerv Direotor; Even
ing Worship, 7:40 p. m.
Wednesday evening, B.T.U.
Council, 7; Prayer Umtitg, 740;
Choir rehearsal 4:16.
< HRIST1AN SCIENCE SERVICE
talMal are held every Sunday
atna 4 m.inthot.M.C A. par
lor upstaiaa. ' j
8T THOMAS CHAPEI
Ear. E C. Hauser, Jr, Rector
8:80 a. m. Holy Communion.
9:80 a. as. Coffee Club and Bible
Class. i
11 a, rn. Hnly Communion and
Sermon by the rector
Wednesday, 9:30 a. m. Holy
Communion.
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EPISCOPAL
11 a, m. Holy Communion and
Sermon by the rector.
< HI RCH OF CHRIS I
R B. Sweat, Minister
Sunday Moruingi Bible daseea,
orahlp aad eammuuioo,
at 10 o'clock.
Sunday Evening: The Evening
Worth* begins at 7 o’clock.
Wednesday Evening: Prayer
acting at 7 o'clock.
JOHN PA-
FAMOUS ,
TO SING HERE
A promising career aa aesiatont
purchasing agent for the Grace
Line*, International iNlmlMHa
Operabirs, was mined by difficul-
tiw in Chile in ic.Yj, and, as a Re
sult the music world now baa en*
of the most promising Bassos of
recent years in John H. Patrick,
whom an A. ApM. audience will
bear on the night of April U He
is being brought hem by the Bryan
College Station Entertainment Se
riw to pwsent a program of
loved songs
Upon bis graduation from Hamil-
ton ( olleg* to New Yerk State, and
upon the completion of his gn*iu
ate work at ( oraell University and
the New York University Gradu-
ate School, Patriek went to work
for the Grew Interests in New
York City and whs finally trans
ferred to Soutk America, only to'
sae business almost ruined because
of piiMtel jhphesvala This gave
him Me op;>ortunky to do the one
thing be had always wanted to do
most profi^sjonaBy,-and that was
to sing. Since then his success has
been phenomenal.
This year alone ao great have
been the demands upon his time
that Mr. PUtrick bus been forced
to utilise every mode of travel a-
wtilHbie to cover oner 36,000 miles
filling concert, oratorio, aad opera
rrir-‘'inr~ n
WALTON N
WORLD
AUSTIN, March 31 - Poultry
aad allied industriw In Texas re
ceived official recognition la m
announcemdnt Just mhi» by Gov.
•nicr W. Lee O’DanieJ that he had
appointed 12 well-known perms,
among th.-m President Walton ef
A. 4 M, as honorary vice chair
men for the committee which will
help arrange the display from this
state at the Seventh Worl<f» Foul-
try Congress, opening in Cleveland
July 28.
The recently organised Texas
Poultry Federation is sponsoring
the display aa Ha first objective
and has the endorsement of Gov-
ernor 0‘Daniel who is honorary
chairman for the Texas committee
satiating m arranging the exhibit
Honorary rice chairmen chosen
by the Governor are: Lieut Gev.
Coke R. Stevenson, Attorney Gen
eral Gerald ^ Mann. Lon Smith,
chairman of the Railroad.fommis
•<ion; Commissioner of Agriculture
J. E McDonald, Secretary at State
Tom L Beauchamp, Speaker of
the House R. Emmett Morse, L. J.
Sulak. chairman of the Semte ag-
nrultuife] committee; BaRey B.
Ragsdale, chairman of the House
agricultural committee; Dr. T. 0.
Walton, president of Texas A. A
M. College; Clifford B. Jones, presi
dent of Texas Technological Col
lege; J. Thomas Davis, dean of the
Jeha Ihrieton Agricultural Col
lege HI d E. I. Davis, deaa of the
North Texas Agricultural College.
Sophomore Dairy
Cattle Judging Meet
To Be Held April If
The sophomore dairy estt* judg
ing contest will be held Saturday
itendag, April II, at the dairy
bans. The eeutest ia opeg to all
agricnltiire sophomores.
Awards will be made by
First National Bank of
Parker-Aatin Hardware Campaay.
McCuUoch-Dansby Hardware Cons,
puty. and the Caldwell Jewelry
Compaay. These awards wi)lha in
the form of medals to be present
ed the winner* in the various <h-
riaione and the composite winnst
at the Kreem aad Kow Klub ■ an
nual banquet in May.
0. C. Copeland, Acting Chief oi
the Dairy Division of the Agricul
tural Experiment Station, and A,
L. Darnell, iastnwtor hi the Dahl
Husbandry Department, will set ag
judges.
Participants in the contest will
be excused from classes during the
* 0® “!*■»" teaching: Exactly I
per cent of the .University of Minn-
esoto students included in a recent
interview said faculty member- hod
made no attempt to inflates them
in regard to communism, socialism
or fieri—i
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