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Athletic Grounds Is
findless Job for Superintendent
the Game
Always Easier’
»> KENNETH BOND
“CUanin# up after a pame uke«
far wort. time and effort than the
KM#e iUelf," state* W. F. Fitta,
Superintendent of Athlktic Grounds
and Building. ‘Y^r have no S
how mtKh trash and rubble a
trowd -leaves after a football
pMMtr '* t
Fitta was born in Cats County,
I 8 ®* and received his
high ^thool education there. He
ffiFtaeft until he was twenty.flve
year* irfd. then he started to work
for fh^State Highway Department
and work,-,! OI | Texas roads for
eight peara. 1
Jn, 1925 he resigned from the
WgwWay Department and came to
Brydn to do contract and carpen
ter gcrk.
Fcrr eight year* Kitta has had
the )ob of overteeing the athletic
art«a with ita four football field*,
Iwa |aaeball diamonds, four tan
nis courts, and the office* am.
' gwaaaalum. With the added work
of caring for twenty acre a. of
lawna, shrubs, and trees the job
has md become any eaiier. "there
Juat isn't any spare tlm*,^ , he uya.
i, t itt*. -oho U the father of four
children, is g firm bslieOer In mak
. mg friends, ^thero Is seldom
• guide when 1 don't meet old friends
or make new ones," he ■aid,‘ M Tn
me a friend ie much hatter than
dollar nrty time."
The northerly record of any bird
is aanslt S50 miles from the pole,
*hert the Ivory Dull ha. been
Vo Quick Solution to Price
Control, Says A & M Economist
tar ttxptrt.. A ^
. 1 KAD10 KKI'AIK
Bee |
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At Loupota _ i
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EINGINFKR Seeks
Representative
- Departmental reprManUtives
for the ENGINEER magaalne arc
now being selected la each of the
engineering departments on the
campus.
Students who are interested in
working on the ENGINEER are
^•ai- la cents, t their student
chapter president or department
head at once. Two students from
each department will be rho,
mm on the regular staff of the
A Matter of Ymr*
A return to nation-wide govern-t
ent price control ia not the solu
tion to the nation's current eco
nomic pains, in the opinion of Ty-
■ R. Timm, economist of the A.
M. Extension Service.
"There ia no quick solution,"
says Timm, "that may be counted
on in terms of days, weeks or may
be even months. It may be a mat
ter of years."
He believes that the country,
as an alternative, can go through
the current transitional period and
secure a more sound economic foot
ing only by shrewd and frugal
family use of household and buti
ness resources, and the close co
operation of the public trith the
ea programs which
present laws permit
Yon can't cioae down price
control regulation as you would
theater and then ie open the same
show," says Timm, explaining
that price-coat relationships
change swiftly apd that the wide
ly-talked price control return
would call for long months of
writing thousands of new regula
tions and making numerous new
cost studios.
Thors Is also the question of
C ng a new control law through
Congress, the economist con
tinue*. How long, ho aaks, would
R take to push a generally fair
and equitable law through both
OFFICIAL NOTICE
ita is* w attar*.
^ «# *£ ' cut of Cult***
, for «a» soMiftam* of s
•fne* *04 e—staWs tar
••M <n». »m to m if if St Ito CNr
ItaU, Wmm atattoo. Tssm. •■til i ice
•'stork, r.l. •• lb teal tar of (Motor.
IMT,
had. It was tough, but they got by
and kept their farms going.
Timm sounds words of caution
to American fanners. “Although
there ia no reason to except abrupt
farm price drop, ia probable that
within the next few years prices
of things purchased by fanners
will rise, stay up otnger, and likely
net drop as far as prices on things
that the fanner sells.”
Timm, during a part of the war
period, was on leave from the col
lege to serve as agricultural re
lathms advisor to Chester Bowles,
who Was then natwifsl administra
tor of the Office of Price Admin
iatration.
Kuer§ Picks Right
Wins LSD Pickets
publlrly
to ptatahr I
•aw* for
CoosUtotloo of Cwotoato City OfftM on*
WtrvtooM tor ita (My W Coltos* Su-
m." JT
Tto »ocoshM btator wOl to
U> rnlrr loto • rontfort «Kk tto CKy
Coo»rH of tto City of CoMta*
nm. ; to.avot, Wo City Cooortl rosrrro.
* lieht to roiost soy .od all bid*
A totoWr't or wrtlfM (took, taboto to
Trxa* Rook yoytato orRtoot rwouno
to tto urtar ot trmami Lanyferd. Mayor
of tto Clur of CiUw atatloa, Tnas. to
a. aMoont adt km than flrr (1%) par
root of tto lara<
Inrludina etm*idarattoo at atkoraatea.
mart ocoo^oyooy ^^srb kid a. a ^ptarattlar
that. If awartad tto eamtraat, tto Mdtor
will pmaytly rotor toko eo.tr
•ctrta toads, aa iutltoa> W WM aasritoto*
tkea. »nd in*trurth«*
A prrfonoaaro bond, to aa amount of
Oar Muadrsd IlSSStl prr coot at tto earn-
tract prim wta to
A Untie, ia rnllrd %• tto (to* that not
iam than tto minimom way* rata, pn-
r.iltoy la tto lomlRy In wbirk tto work
la parformad 'for work at a niattl.r ctor-
nrtrr, and not Won tto. tto anrro'
voiltny rate of par dbm waym of
holidoy* and rrrrtim* work, stol to paid
to all lobor*r«. workmrn aod m<
mb pipy *d la tto coaurortloa of .
work*, and tto followina in tto yoorral
prr vail Inc rate la tto City of Colta* Sta
tion. Hrnnon Cooaty, T,
•II ■
IJIR •
IAS S
and equli
housesf
Timm says • lot nf folks art
In somewhat the same position as
the average farmer from the de-
ureas Ion right on up until the war
broke out. They had to get along
the beet they cottid with what they
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C iasas KU^ch'd Head
10 Of Latin-American*
The ENGINEER can also use a
photographer. Contributions from
anyone arc welcomed and all will
be carefully considered for publi
cation.
DYERS-FUR STORAGE HATTERS
merican
<MS8S
Julie Caaas, a senior Petroleum
F.ngineerlng student from Mara-
ribo, Venetuela, was elected presi
dent of the Latin-American Club
at their meeting last Thursday.
The new vice-president is Pedro
Munot from Mexico City, a grad
uate CIVil Engineering student
Plinio Junqueira, a graduate stu
dent in Agriculture from Sao Pau
lo, Brasil, was named secretary I
and Miguel Rivqra, Senior C. E. |
Out of exactly 101 entries, Mar
vin Kuen picked the closest scores
in last week's Arm-Chair Quarter
back Contest and will receive two
tickets to the A. A M. • LSU game,
Although there were six men
who picked all of the winnera, no
one figured the Rlce-8o. Calif. 7-7
tie. Kuera came the dooest, pick
ing Rice by 7-4. He was not so
good on the others .picking Okla
homa by lf-7. T. U. Im W-6, Ark-
aneas by 20-7, and SMC by 10-7.
Running Kuera a clods second
was S. G. Dsnlaganlait, Hut he
erred badly by picking Arkansas
Il-O over TCU, R. A. Hooker was
dose too, but his Rise score was
too high and ha didn't dive the
'sips enough credit.
Is order ie make sore that
ever) one haa a chance te get an
eutry blank, it baa been decided
tbat e«l) one entry per person
will be allowed.
Considering bis eoiumn aa an tn-
try blank, the sports editor rend
his crystal ball done except on
^ WM * ^ *,to •^fTT'ito"^^
over-optimistic. . of tto C|ky of rnttoea Stotio., Ymea
Several people have sent in their
entries by mail In the past few
weeks. But for people with lees
confidence and more energy, there
la a big glass jar in the Balt Of
fice, second floor, Goodwin Hall,
where entries will be accepted each
week.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1M7
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FOR SALX: 1/4 Mon* Fow*,
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FOR BALE i Golf ttoto. atotrtod Raratan
woods, Brtotoi liwoa. Camytoto ml. Bm
Fiojast Hooa* AC ta*a*eo IAS aad
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FOR BAU BY OWNER: Fow room
boom, both, tad scfwnod bock yorrk.
feih ywd tafesd. haa aaadyO. sad
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WANTED: Fr»(sfakM **toraa‘» wif* who
taa taw yoarv mitoy* trsialny. Work
•aeatols at aarktoy yaean and asaaiiaa-
ttons. Rdoeattofi * Fsyckotoyy Dcyart-
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FOR SALK: Takto toy i
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FOR SALXt Two todrooa tawao. Lory#
tot with tatota todi yard tad yard*,
•feel far .todrat wttk tkiW. TaUi yrtm.
StJSaSS. Taeasa. laouir* at tlf North
Moaaartya Dyiva,
Richard Wagner, Gwrman dra-
compoeer, studied musical
under a cantor, Theo-
feinting.
IM l Va
Tto molroei yetm will ha
la la
£
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by Ita
toaHaa tiae wsrta.to.
Oaeesi tm[ M> or aftoe tta
e, IMT, yaas sa ardi-
Ita haaaam at War-
•f Mi.*
rat. n*A l»
krm IIH i aft met y«r snaaa
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l mine (til y*ar« from ttair
to nhUla-
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Mad day af t
saae* .dtonslay
raato la the aai
SM.M. bmtrlas IntersM al
•*m*d Ihrm I Hi
•ad auta
yaaet
data.
Plan* aad •|•rrlflri<|■m■ ms
af tto C'Ky at rnttoea Ma*too. Teas*, up-
oa dsyosh of M #0 aa a tuaranlm af tta
•aft rvtttrn of taaM.
Tta CKy will mah* arraaymamt. for tta
•ontractor to dhpom at tta warrant,
tamln msntUmwi at not tom ttao par,
and tta auntractor mod aymr to d*Uv*f
tta warrant* at so*h prim to tto party
with whom tto City bm
r*ny*m*ato.
KKNKST LANGFORD
Mayor. City of Culhy* Sutton. T*sm.
and Miguel Kivqra, Senior C. E. a • ■- ’ i
from Puerto Rico assumed the iVBriCIlitlirfll CvrOllI)
duties of treasurer. E. L. Hairing- «« _ TC w * r
ton of the Civil Engineering De-jMeel* tHlneHCiaV
partment was chosen to be the
was
faculty adviser.
1
PHIUP NORMS
; is so much
better fosmoWel i
PHIUF #0M' 1 4* ^
tam*!*' ’^ONIY cl|*nr«i» «•*»
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PHILIP MORRIS-
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r V 4 m*
The first meeting of the Student
Agricultural Council will be held
Wednesday night, at 7:30 h\ the
Conference Room of the Texas Ag-
riewiSerai Experiment Stetion
Building, announced LeRoy Hen
drick, Acting Chairmqn.
An election of officers for the
1947-48 school year will be held
and a program outlined for the
fall semester.
Each student club or society in
the School of Agriculture is rep
resented on the Council by three
representatives. These .ore the
- Senior Court -
(Continued from Page 1)
tor." He is an economics major.
The executive officer of the
Fourth Regiment, Cadet Lt Cot
Jack F. Andrews, 19, ia another
member of the Senior Court. He
is a Business and Accounting ma
jor from Brown wood.
Cadet U. Col Howard R. Oliver
22, an Army veteran from Dallas,
is another representative from the
Fourth Regiment. He is comman
der of the Composite Battalion
Oliver, who ia majoring in eleetri
cal engineering, is a distinguished
»:>
President and the Secretary of the student
club and one member selected by j Cadet Major Sidney B. Cook. 28,
the President or elected by the
club as desired.
Hendrick’s request all club rep
resentatives be present at the
I meeting.
Ita
ASCK Mr*!
Regir
An<
ehantcal Engineer*
of Me-
hold '■
short meeting tonight at 7l80 p.m.
in the Mechanical Engineering lec
ture room,
The purpose of the meeting will
by to auggyat names nf guyet
Bpenkera fur the coming setneater
Kefieahmenta will lie served «ft- ment
vr the meeting,
another member of the court,
an Agricultural Administration
major from Marshall. He served
four years in the Navy. Cook lives
in C Infantry, and is on the Pint
mental staff-
nother Artilleryman on the
court ia Cadet Captain Louie
Hardly, 20, an Animal Husbandry
major from Stamford. He is
mander of D Battery, Artillery
and la a distinguished student
The lone Cavalryman on the
tribunal, William G. Fuller, 10
a Navy veteran from lUbbronvilte
Teaaa. He Is a Wild Life Manage,
major, and commands
Thmp, Cavalry,
Stnrting liighting Ignition
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