{ dll)*.*. u Mm - 1 iVEITS BRIEF «* Y' OOBIB COMfUONMI ARKKD jA 0 !™! T "'t Ott. | (API— gnTTS^fei Dr Wtltwr Pn*cou W.bh, pro- u A,Mrican Hiitory tt tS i f* ,Upd, y •>»•<»• public • to fSSr*? »PP«r«nUy intended betw,,m DoWe * nd wiminmtration to reinaUU bia u “ “Tha administration can be ren- rr-D»bi.». E z. '*U. N. va WORLD SERIES Un N KeJ W Y ? i RK ’ 001 1 ( Ap )~ LnKed Ration, paraonnel joined *t teleiriaion aaU to w-jch the World Sariea during "T” ■ ywterday. ballotlnc on Co,,nciI »«“• Then «me or ^ r “ ult * between Indm and the Ukraine, : fan w * *** C® book into the **• Rada art making out," HOLD orr STRIKE N^uaiH T< 2!: T, *'• ^ 1 (A 1 *) attEflVnriLt b 'ir tn un,on ‘° nr SlTrSdat 1 * 1,1 wnUI 1 ^SgLtacLgfc J” 1 IpWmUaaal' Un«. jofawan« AaMielation, announaad bffotlatlutMl would rontlnua, r jjNLl, TRY WATER HOMM •iS2f , f 0 *' ^ 1 (AF)- JWft" Sfttltnf foroat flraa !■ rout laat Taaaa eouatiaa today "»ey put into uaa aerial mapa and airborne water bomb* to eoi the flatnee. Tha wator bomba, adapted from Army Air Portae auxiliary air- plana fual tanka ware deaifned with axploaive charvaa timed to panl Jaat above the flamea, apray iB l w eter on the-firea below. W. E. White, Foreat Service Di rector, and I. 0. Bumaide, Teiaa Foreat Service fire chief, unoffi cially estimated the damage thua far at $1300,000 * RUSH TO CZECH BORDER HOP, GERMANY, Oct 1 (AP) —German police officials said they were ordered to rush hundreds of U c * - -The Treasurer Department said late/ 11300,000 pesos in silver , C$1,600,011) had been put Into dr- * culation sine* congress legal! ‘ return of the ••hard ateney- | Hwb varuloR of the NATtlRDAY* TOO °' *• ^ Judging Tram la Rated Fourth In National Meet Ag Journalism Students Join Reportorial Staff of Batt ^ j wm ^ ,h ‘ " of nineteea teams In ths ( nileglste Modwits will be added ltd—— — - fj alr y Judging Con teat at ^. I>al »»d later In the ^ _ the WetaMoo Dairy Cattle Con- ^ that each group will work Orr K QGnat* gross now in session at Waterloo. ‘*L dl r 11 W9 * k IVaSlNU a uCOtt aroording to a telegram re- , “^6"^ yoetoHay and ^ o * _ MT To Serve as Junior L I l ri«io ntt: i Wm. C. Field, For 1 d » I 1 *! A A H Deiry Cattle Judging Tram ronslating of R H. Murphy. JTk Niemeyer and R B. iTtee ranhni fourth Out of a field Firat ton teams in order of their Ln!* standing are: Cornall. Missouri, ^ p ^ Kentucky, Texaa A. A M.. Wiacon. 7 Cater, Extension ain, Illinois, Ontario. Tennessee 2^7^* J*"*** Carroll, Veterinary Purdue dnd South Dakote Medw.ne; Joe H Franklin, Engi The Texas A. A M. Team stood tSI^jJ^a!* £l£’ iTbldLma B^wn* Jerseyi fourth Sciences; Robert Flowers A^ m JUdgmg Brown Swiss and tenth cultural Rritw-oti— j ■ m judging Guernsey. In individ- iml standings, Niemeyer was four- ColjJe ° f th * ^ J ° n _flL br ?^ fw,rth on &-P John C. Eckert, judging team *nd rodeo; Elmer Laawell, depart ")««t of information; Andrew Moor, president’s office; Kenneth K. Harmon, vice-president for agri- , nil tore. Benjamin F. Pritchett. Veterans Advisor, student apartments, and vocational guidance; Jerry Me- Manus, housing and campus at- rority; John Brassil, Ardiitoetare; W n ^ Mechanical Engineer- tog: Roy D. Siegamnd. Fish and Qmm. I Uoyd Booker, city of collage station; Robert Hickman, Place ment Office; Wm. E. Steele Jr construction. Neil OBv^Mte^; Jsck Carruthers, modern languag- m 1 Ljr,f s 0 !^’ t * rofto »y; jTl, Morgan. AAUP. and ninth in Guernseys. Murphy was ninth in judging Jerseys. While on their way to the Wat- t ri Sf Cto'rtoU the A. A M. judging team stopped at the Stole Fair in Oklahoma City where they peai+fasd judging all breeda of dairy cmttte. Newmanites Plan TSCW-Agpie Dance Plans for a TSCW-Aggte New- man Club Dance at Denton Sat- urdav, October 11, are being mada. All memb«n who plan to attend •ad who desire dates, rooms, or trsMportattea should sign w* Waltor Berry ia room 205. Dtirm J S' Milter in Dorm 17, or Jim fVtiC". M *" a MMIIna Mmdv night, Oetoher 6, at 7:U in*L twa Mary's Chapel at which time com plete information will ha available. Oats Officers John E. Orr, junior student from Bryan waa elected prea- •dont of the junior clan at a dan meeting in the Aaaembly Hall laat night Other officers chosen to serve 5* school ymtf were jl V,c *-Pf«ktent, and Jack Scott, socretory-troasuror. . ^ to “F” Company In- fantry last year, and is first aer- na«t of -A" Flight Air Foroe this year. Hie major i. animal husbandry. Kasper from Shiner, Jena, was in “E" Company la- fantry teat year and thia year is serving on the corps staff as teison non^om for the infantry regiment *nd lives ia No further boainet ducted at tha meeting was con- Apartment Offices Moved to Goodwin WIcWtA Pula Club to Meet Th# Wichita Falla A. A M. Gub A8 l^.‘r jeiSJfSia ... Mr ikTSTultS!! 8t,l l!!!L^ p : rt,nent 0,fWM in mnad from Hart Hall to J®*- Cuadwin Hall. All rosidaata af Bryan Field Vfll- tititer wfll be elected in a campus-wide Section to be conducted until 8 a-m, Friday morning. Every dormitory will be canvass- 5 S. th# ^ouaemaator or highest ranking cadet officer, de- pending on the atatus of that hall. In the case of non-dormitory stu- f ,nU > ballot printed In this teaoe will ha used. Non-campus '^^..•bould, «Hf the “Of!? CULBALLGT and nwil or bring H to the Student Activities O* 6 .T" faro I a.m,, Friday H th# Council ■tudant Uf. and Athl.U. £u tejaa. However, In the reaeroen # VV^ etedenta should vets •nly from among the U»#ir rospeetlvs dorm —vote rendldatea in or area, Tht M aapirants for the four aeate on the Bto«tent Life Com- ■Iten are as follow i r P - »*twml| CMHaSi. Kdwa.4 O, Wsou. ****** MRnrm jf., j tos AUtok CsmAI CKtaa O. pm* Wartfc. rt c. Halos. LA S!^_ cwrt« x.. u«»TW*. ww ^n* L- Arsnaaa Paaa. Px amoSSs, EwMah L.. Son Antonio C*X ^TW.. Hooston. P^r * mtTJ *^ h0n ' r * VC -~ UU - *bo do an i Boliw. GWnn C.. VUor VM •te- Vim 11 M. BaMunaonr MK . DORM I toms. ThooM* A.. Wichita Fslk, MK O Connell. Jaw*. Fort Worth. 01 vWm. Jto K, WUhSa Fall*. Pot.MI DORM I AH*r. Lootar C., Huaihla, A or ^MUte A- Jr- Ooaw Oraah. MB SS? dorm I Ig^UJTrClJRa, tnjv., tolWf-m. Jam*. W M Nwtemos. VM firjniJLafi. DAM is STaS BA WALTON BALL — Ante ». Mart Atfm ». ManE DAT BTtlDKNTa—RgYAN DDOJKTT MQt SR ARIA mil. Jsmaa 1, Vhbta. || DAT aTtrURNTa-rOLMMIR Dmtoa. Aik* R. D^ka. PR roLLRVK VIEW VILUOR tovto, KtesH D- TM.sk. FR •towaa, ik«l4 C Martos. MM BdTAH FIBLD VILLA III WaalthmA. Tam M„ (nr*Van*, A**te VRT VIUAUI Nil, | asisSa*., K*m, Nmm*tam. Arrh trailrr i amf ARRA Haonkk*, Wlkoe N„ Nmtatam, At Also, throe ropreaentativM from KjuUL’i* a ®m a "T* ^ BiHtod to this 84-member beard. ^ toembert jo the Student Life Committee, the four men receiving the high- rot number ef votes will be K» flnel selections. The next four highest men In that race will be ntenmtea In rase any of the duly- •teetad members drop from school or graduate at mid-term. The one man receiving the high- rot number of votes in the Ath- tetJc Council race wfll be the final choice. The next highest man will serve as his alternate if he should resign from school or graduate. Tb* rome procedure will apply to all dormitory and area repre- sentatWaa, with the second man in •fcch JLK There will be no run-off elec tions in case one man in any race doea not receive a majority of votes cast Three Members Added to Cushing Library Staff Official Ballot ■% •n^Mormftoyy rtudent*, to be mailed or ^f5^T Oc“ M** ° ,fi ” 0n ” ^ 8 Student Life Committee (Four to be elected. Scratch Block, Farria F. Brunaoo, Arthur E. Bumpaa, William F. Chambern, Chewier ft. Cullinan, Jcx* If. Hardwwty, W. D. Hargin, Jena W. Hamden, Arthur H. Hood, Scott E. If. HowtU, Cotton Huddlwaton, John M. ! UudlRjr, Vick Moon, Jack W, all but your four choice*.) Nelson, Gene* Parmelee, John J. Poole, John T. Settegaat, Marion E- Shepherd, Jack Spillman, Pat Y. Sutherland, Jerry Terry, John D. Thanheiaer, WU1 H. Thornton, Chariea Ward, Jack L, Wllliama, Ham 8., Jr„ Wlllla, Jamea H. M. DOBM II MM tokM FttB ■ViCmtol CJty, A«lra Ctork. h.. tow» CwJ CAR CIW. U . 9r7V C - OjWMrhw. IX I Hmm. Hoarar* W„ BRA toTWSSB. Walter. Ian Asteak R4 DORM 14 A ' ^ iT - T —#**■ ma hh£^' , ^" a "S' c “ dorm is tea*r. TMmms J„ HoMtea BAA DOBM If £Maa£ Jaka M.. Aik*. FatR ?***■ to^ J- aro Qstekl Cal.. IX t^jjto* B- Camaa Ckrtatt. RK Wara«. WlUlaaa F, Marradaa. Baslim. BIZRRLL HALL Aswrak as K: .t , aL , i ,"L5S5 tSL. »*«k»te. Da.aU K GteteTiter tT ■ART BALL Q«n. ato. DaRsa. Mt toMU. Cattea M.. M - |‘ • Fg Law BALL troro TtoStes W, Oakwtea. CR UtotTT HALL MILNRR HALL UITCMRU BAU “’••toiW. Dm Bm Mtosk. AR eVRTIAR RAU- ^A^-J 0 ),^^ The nUff of the A. & ... Library haa been increased by three recently employed librariana. They are Mias Htra Neale of Denton, Miaa Lydol Welch of SUphenville, »h< Mm. Lieta FoRmlre of Ofiaaby, Texai. Miaa Nsate, arolslant refartnro Hbrarlan, graduated from Nurth T.aa. mate Where’ I'ullsg* with • ‘ nro# in Muentlun and a I R. In library arlatwa, Nhe waa former- WSTELf wr- ,r f t 1 * $ Sf fro to North Swrtraat Mra. Lieta Fwmlre, eentor clr- culation Mslatant, graduated from Iff - •MU/’o"**# far Women with the degroe B. 8. In library 8k # has been employed aa a llbrarinn In tha Wa«i IhihS Library, and M army librarian at the Blackland Army Air Field Li brary, and was stationed in Kassel. 0««>aay far nearly thirteen months where she operated e book- mootte. After her return from over roas, Mrs. Fosmire took a position ^ ^ Vet * ^ * n, • Hospital in Temple, Texas. ItorY ea iir Athletic Council I (Obr to bo rk«t«d.i|cr*u h all but your on* choir#,) Ackarman, Hlfton D. | Upham, Arthur L Brannan, Thonuta C, Ovurly, Charlw R, Buck, Loula* K. Palmar, Ml# L. Kuer», Marvin M. Scbodda, Rudolph L. Tlghe, Thomaa Area Representatives . j l0 ."' ‘S. ** elK, ' ,<1 fn,,n ™ ch or**. Non-()ormft< h' * * c , r * lch » n bu ‘ on « MM for the area which they resida) DAY STUDENTS . BRYAN Bond, Kenneth Z. Steger, Robert C., Jr,/ Buffington, MiltoaA ' Wright, Chariea E. ,, „ 'PROJECT HOUSE / HUI. Jamea'R. DAY STUDENTS - COLLEGE Denton, Alien E. COLLEGE VIEW VILLAGE Duiek, Edward D. Thomas, David B. VILLAGE AT ANNEX Westbrook, Tom H„ III - VET VILLAGE! 'VMBdtra, Harry W. « TRAILER VILLAGE Beardalty, Wilaon H„ Jr. . P * \ ? Hignature Area Silver Taps For Freshman Students Second This Term The second Silver Taps this semester was held last night for Qay U. Lusk, freshman student from Houston, who P***^ ■toay following several days An engineering major, Clay was •t the Aggteland Annex, when he wns stricken n weak ago and token to the college infirmly. Laterhe wmstraarfarriJ to a Houston boa- pltoL where ha died laat Moaday morning. He te surrivad by a sister and hte parents Mr. and Mra, C. C. CUy of 1031 Pfllot, Houston. rweral lerviaaa wm held Aftornooc and the body toktn to Ranger for interment. Seniors Leave For Denton to Select Aggie Sweetheart Twelve senior students will leave for Dent#B VT#d4y to se lect the Sweetheart for the A. A M. Corps trip to Fort Worth Oct. 18. An in previous years, Aggies and Teaaies will converge on Ft. Worth for their annual “Sweetheart celebration”. Seniors making the trip are: ranior class officer* Elmo Living ■ton, president, Joe R. Clark, vice- president, J. K. B. Nelson, secre tary-treasurer, N. R Leathern*ood, social secretary, and Gee G. Vletas historian. Making ep the remaining seven members are Colonel of the Corps, W. L Brown, Corps executive of fleer Rill Vaughn, Regimental Commanders J. E. Jackson. Ralph Shannon, G. E. Lew,., and Jack A. *WM»ir, and Fred L Hughes, commanding officer, "C" Battery MpUd T The Sweetheart wilt be selected from the It nominees picked by the four claaees at TSCw ea their representathrea. Aggir Players Need Actor* & Actreftses vOlZ i***,2*»*" *UI »Mt Yryy »>» « im i, I*. Wive* Club to Meet Th* Vetorana’ Wives Bridge Hub —‘ Thursday nlghi In ih„ k«om of the YMUA Cabinet at 7il0. Ail the Wlvea ef veteran MudenU aro invited^ to attend and heroine members of tho flub. WiL r , tuberculosis • ASSOCIATION* Tubercukma: The earlier found the sooner cured ■Is organ- bar 11 toe) many The tuberculosis iem (tubercle will grow hi Parte of the body, but ft is moot frequently ‘ f