J,
I
rr
IN BRIEF
UN SHOWDOWN NEAR
LAltSgtClSS, Oct.S(AP>—
A fi«nr wituhip of Mtieral debate
ov«r UM •xploiivt Balkana iaaue
brought thd United Nation* as-
■embljr’a political committee near
er Udty to i ihowdown choice
Wtwot« tho United Statei and
Soviet Ruaila.
, ROBOT FLIES BACK
STEPHENVILLE, HELD., Oct
1 (API—-Tko Ktaohanleally foided
U. I. Mrmv fkymaater Robert E.
Uo tool off «t MS a.m. CIT to-
Hajr for Wilmington, Oklo, after
» aalloufil rolMt flight yeiterday
arroaTthe AUjjjil, 2
S LLM MADR ilSNOP
. PORf, Oot. I (AP)—
« M laalMAAlUr at AI me 4 MmISim
rum, haa boon *l*ew<l
hop of i BOW atotoiwtde union
UVAriMtMAl ckurt'^M Itt thu
lerkM ootuptoS !Utl of Heaae.
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PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF A GREATER AStM COLLEGE
Volume 47
COLLEGE STATION (Awieknd), TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1947
Number 42
Findn Summer Here Cool After Venezuela
jbmsi
MPN
ot o
hour in
effect*
•peed
10 dOInrmine the
omooding the I
EXPBCTB TIDILAN1
HOUSTON, Oct. I (AF
ing here last night. Gov. Beauford
Jeater said Vo Srould net be *ur
prised” if the Federal government
filet suit against the State of Tex
ne for HO Udelanda.
ND STRIKE THBBATl
ISTON, Oct S (API—Calf
nen and A.F. of L.
__ compromised their
at midnight last night
ligned a new working egree-
which ended the threat ef a
BN
HOU
Coaat ship owners and A.F. of L.
longshoremen compromised their
difference
and at
ment
work stoppage in Texas’ multi
million dollar shipping industry.
AP PUTS TEXAS THIRD|
NEW YORK, Oct 8 (AP)-
Metre Dame, overwhelming victor
in Ha only start to data, was se
lected today by a croes section of
the nation's sport writere aa the
No. 1 college football team in the
country. Mtehigan landed the No.
S position in the first of the sea
son’s weekly polls. Third place
went to Texas, which led the vot
ing in the first poll a yoal- ago.
Buntyn, Hancock, Slagle Vie For
eterans Association Presidency!
ThPH cnndidntM am running In the met for prualdnnt of the Vntnran Students Asaotiatiort, Grady
Dr. JOSEF STADELMANN
Prof Creates Own Language
When Other Seven Don’t Satisfy
MacPhail Tradi
$2 Million For
Share in Yanks
By MACK T. NOLEN 1 (in the spoon and door lock tra
”1 am too old to learn anything dithm) and fled to Switzerland
INGE BRITISH CABINET
CHANGE I
LONDON, Oct | (Af)—Prim*
Munster AtUe* last night dr
Emaauel IkinwsU from the Lodi- „
n«t tank of Winteter of Fuat to P
m
la
ch
ffi
f
n
I
\
i
f
| Minister of War, I non-cabinet
puot and once pled the resignations g
of flvt other ministers
HWRURS SKK PLYING CIGARS
KTOCKHol M, Oet I -(Af)-
THe newspaimr AfumMadet d*« lar*
ed myateriu* sigsr shaped missiles
* war* soon firing high over the alty
1 of lludlhavtll, in Northern Nweden
a> noon imeieHloy
The objecle »mitie<l a aound altni
lar la a motor noise and streaks
of ftrs from the tail, Aftonhladot
•aid They earn* from the N«>nh
II reported, and disappeared st
stow speed In the MUthweM
pakihtaiTobjictp
LARK SUCCKS8, Oct. 8 (AP)
—The new Moolaii Dominion of
1 Pakistan has Joined the Arab
countries in demanding rejection
of propoaals to partition Palestine
and in urging an immediate end
ill to Jewish immigration into the
* Holy Land.
WILEY STRIKE ENDS
MARSHALL, TEX , Oct 8 (AP)
—A five-day strike of students at
Wiley College here ended in vic
tory today for the NVicro students,
as three faculty members they had
criticised resigned
"Udelmsnn,
he modem
want my
antagos of
»
about the
in Ameri-
Dr. Stadel-
he type to
Dr. Stadel-
te United
same to A.
University
n and Hus
lart classes
like
•hwsb
HMR ahl
1 iA«lversit-
»n jmlltlool
to Swllser-
h« wont to
He Nitlenol
and finally
where his wife joined him and
Sonia was bom.
He worked in the International
Labor Office of the League of Na
tions in Genova as an interpreter
for two yean. Ramunontioa for
this sort of work was not excep
tional. and bo turned to teaching,
tranakting. end pointing to sup
port hp family. He ateyod ia
Swltaevtand as long as he did only
became he expected a war which
would turn into b German revolu
tton to begin ImmodiHlily.
iHHhKV nippMb Dr.
Stsdelmann peeked hie tribe off to
Carer**, Venoauois, where the po
sition of ssUiaguer oooupled him
■ fur eight years. White there, Mrs,
-! StadoTmann, a student of her hus<
(•end's own whml of art, did a
great deal of painting, and shortly
before departlag for the U S. had
0 eno-mon show of her work nhirh
received the antatm of tho rrliice
several largo audiences on tho
philoaopher he likes the boot Spi-
noea—and others.
Herr Doktor is not content with
knowing German, French, Spanish,
Italian, and Russian. He has origi
ns ted a language of his owa. This
language, called Vouldu (rhymes
with scold you), is In sixty librar
is*
is
phonetics
others. When Dr. Btadelmann flret
revealed his language to the pub
lic, the Venesuetan RgwMfara
compared him with Masos In the
potonttoal scope of kla project
Dr. B. had a two-inoh thuk
bundle of poesports and Idonttfi
eation Mpers when h# arrived m
the U. 1. The ImmlgroUpn offuwr
teld him he reuld vhmw owsy the
bundle, he was free here, Thol lm<
preooed him, and since then he
further WpiaMid. He
r praal
vlaor, announcntl yaatarday afternoon whan the filing daadlint
C. V. BUgla.
Pour vatartni an in tha vica-praaidancy race: William Gmnelaan,
John W. Laufenbarg,
LauNn D. Hobba, Edward 0. Courtada, and Thomaa C.
Irennan an aololng for aacNtary, iraaaurar, and parliamen
tarian, Napectlvely.JheN were no randldataa for wrgeant-
at-arme.
Runtyn, a 88-year-old
student from Tempi*, la a member
of tho Claoa of r 48. Majoring Ilk
agrteuKural •eonomioa. Buntyn was
a farmer treasurer of tho Voter-
an Stadonta AaeeeieUea, vice
sident of the Boll County A.
M. Club and staff member of
The Agriculturist and The Bette-
lion.
Hancock, '48, another candidate
for president, is also 18 yean old
From Corona, Now Mexico, he was
representative of the Veteran
Students Association and member
ef tho Spanish Club end Amencmn
Society of Civil Engineers.
Slagle, 28-year-old Army Air
Foret veteran from Taylor, is a
member of the Close of ’48. Major
ing in aeronautical engineering, he
was formerly president of the
Williamson County A. A M. Club.
★
Vice-Presidency Race
Gruneiaen is a 2& year old vet
eran from Dallas. Taking chemical
engineering, he is a member of
the Claa* of ’48, Amerieaa So
ciety of Chemical Engineers, and
the Daltes A. A M. Club
Kirkham, 21, ia on electrical en
gineering student from Cleburne.
A sophomore, he was on the Vet
eran Student* Association mess
committee end a member of the
Johnson County A. A M. Chib.
28-year-old navy voter-
They an: E. C. Buntyn,
Kims, Club ad-
John G. Hancock, and I
Charlm D. Kirkham Jr, Gua W. Lamp*, and|
an from La Grange, i* p. dairy
husbondrv major. Finance chair
man of tho Kream and Kow Klub,
ho was vieo-nresidont of tho An
nex Veterans’ Club last year.
- —~ ,mm„ .. ... Laufenbarg, 25, is past president
in twenty-three eewntnen, U ef the Amm VeUraiu 1 gub. Fjrom
baaed onEngUeh with Bpeniih Port Arflw he U teklng chemical
one ties and tracoe of various engineering; Laufonberg is a mem
ber of the Port Arthur A. A M.
Chib, Fencing Club, sad American
Intaituto of Chemical Engineers
Borrotary Candidate
Hobbs la solo candidate for the
jmsllion of secretory From Peru*
By JACK HAND
NEW YORK, Oet I (AP)-So
Larry MacPhail picks up the $2.-
ihki.ooO and goes back to his Msry-
lond farm and the world champion
New York Yankee# start down a
new road under the direction of
General Manager George Weiss.
The ora of showbout promotion
that resulted ia new all-time rec
ords for baseball attendance at the
Yankee Stadium in 1M6 and 1947
and a new world aeries high prob
ably will ba forgotten. The turn
stiles still will whirl under the
impetus of a hustling ball club and
night ball, but no more pre-game
archery tests.
You eaa only promote so far,'
Dan Topping, the new Yankee
president, said last night after an
nouncing that he and Del Webb,
MacPbaO’s former partners, had
bought up Larry's one-third share
for 12,000,000. The official word
from Topping followed by eeveral
minutes 0 telephone call to the
Associated Press by MacPhail who
gave out tho some information
During tho hectic 27-hour ported
siaee the final oet of the soHae,
MacPhail blackened the eye of a
former associate, John McDonald,
who was road secretary under him
at iHt'Hikiyn. That happened
OFFICIAL BALLOT
Veteran Student* A**ociation
* AD vdUran* will ua« 0» ballot printad below In
tha auction of of! i< cm for tha Vet#ran Htudant# Aa-
•notation Dormitory vetenna wilt turn In completed
ballot to their nmi^tive houaemaaUr or flmt aer-
geant. Non-dormitory atixlent# aboald drop done-
pleted form In box In rotunda af tha Academic Build
ing.
Instruction for marking- Scratch all names ex
cept ONE choice for each office. ;
PRESIDENT
f
Buntyn, Edward Claude
Hancock. John GiDett
Slagle. C. V. j
VICE-PRESIDENT
Gruneisen. William
Kirkham. (TlarleB D., Jr.
Gua William
Laufenberg, John W.
SECRETARY
Hobbs, Lauren D.
TRKASl KKK
Courtade, Edward Oliver
PAHI.1AMKNTARIAN
Brennan, ThonKin C.
Blgaatwu:
ry under him
ipponod bl a .
. H * mU-^i^
by a number 11 ' '
Fopping said
Area:
la 1 member of Fit;
Air
■M A. _
Fore# a ml mshaglng editor of Tho
Heltolbm
Imann have
wrn In Xu-
>nd Bimbn
In Caracas,
star of (our
fth grade at;
> American
e year. Bim-
onderstands
English, but
idu, n leaf-
de visa Don.
can bo con-
he change*
p of an im-
leaving his
Also In Carnrae. Dr. Stmlelmann | remarked, like
IMblgod la hii favorite study - ; about the way Amerlean* live on a
phtlooophy Hr
ARABS MAKE PUNS
BEIRUT, LEBANON, Oct.
(AP)—Informed sources said the
Arab League would plan at ses
sions bot« last night for military
support to the Arabs of Palestm,
and sock a split between the Uni-
• ted Stator and Groat Britain based
i on British withdrawal from the
'.Holy Land,'
affidavits not needed
WASHINGTON, Oet 8 (Ap)-
The national labor relations board
ruled today that the Taft-Hsrtley
Law door not raouira non-com
munlst affidavits from AFL and
(TO top officers. Robert Denham,
NLRB counsel a ho had taken a
contrary view, said he would abide
by the board’s decision.
SOVIET OUTVC
UII SUCCESS, Oct I (AP)-
The Soviet Union was deefctvely
defeated yesterday t in the flnl
votes taken ia a United Nations
assembly committee on the R»s*ian
campaign to “Rxpoae Foecism and
war-mongers” through offorta of
tho world pn
WOULDN'T STRAW ORDERS
.Ufaw W# Frem hit
whirh was among the loot they
eatroeted Majm UskeFs ordei
home and loft them on kit desk
HICAM&IIIBAW, WABBKKN
NEW YORK, Oot I -(Af)-
W inner of tho ninth prtoe of $ft in
on otMy Mtest sponsored by the
East Ride Chamber of Oommer
on tho subject "How And Why
Come to tha Bowery," was tho
author ef the following: ”1 came to
see the sights. Now I am one
idled at the
gen in Ger-, Thursday,
n Paris, and Building,
the University of Munich. For a 1 uRA7im
year after graduation from Munich
in 1981 he taught languages in a
lyceum or high school From
Munich he moved to Ulm where
the Natie indited him to Join the
party. By r. fdjnng to do so, he
cut him*. If offlbem any further
teaching position*. In this
of enforced semi-retirement he did
some translating and puttered
around in
lab.
In 1986 Dr. Btadelmann impru
dently passed on a political pam
phlet regarding (he character and
fitnass of a Naxi official in Ulm.
Betrayed by the person to whom
h* gave the pamphlet. he landed
in prison, first m Ulm and later
in Stuttgart. In 1934 with the aid
of two friends Dr. Btadelmann
made a daring escape from pn*on
What’s Cooking?
ABILENE AAM CLUB. 7 p.m.,
Wednesday.
AGGIE WIVES CIRCLE, (Meth
odist Church), 4 p. jm.. Monday,
Home of Mrs. Don Riddle at Rock
Court
AUSTIN CLUB. 7:80 p. m..
Thursday, Room 101, Academic
Building.
BADMINTON CLUJ, 7:30 jutl,
Mondays and Fridays.
BAYTOWN CLUB, 7:80 p. m.,
Room 106, Academic
| VALLEY KENNEL
CLUB, sponsoring dog show, Octo
ber 12, 1 p.m.. Animal Husbandry
Pavilion. ,
COMMENTATOR, staff meet
ing, 4:80 p.m., Wednesday, 200
Goodwin.
COOKE COUNTY CLUB, 7 p. m.
spoken to | time-table However, be foel* the
freedom about which the tHficer
■poke Before coming to tile States
he had a keen Interest In political
affaire, but now doesn’t even read
the newspaper. He subscribes to
one because Bonla likes the comic
section.
Devising international languages
and exploring the mysteries of
philosophy stj not Dr. Stadel-
mann's only interaats. While in
prison in Germany he pondered
over the eternal problems of chess
player*, and with more time on hi*
hands than he needed, invented a
system of three-dimensional chess
in which the pieces control rooms
rather than lines. In Zurich, after
his escape, he published his
methods, and the experts of the
chess world marveled st the plan.
Needless to say, he is an expert
himself. However, he considers the
early work faulty and has revised
it thoroughly.
A. A M. holds Dr. Stadelmann's
interest because of its wealth of
! Thursday, Room 228," Academic ^ntific snd sngineering matar-
- isl. He thinks the housing situation
Building.
DALLA
S AAM CLUB, 7:30 p.m.,
7, Y Chapel.
DEL RIO CLUB. Following yell
his private chemistry 1 71,,,^
DEL RIO GlAJB, Following ye
practice Thursday. Ratding Roo
of YMCA
EAST TEXAS CLUB. 7:80 p.m.,
Wednesday, Raading room, YMCA.
EL PASO AAM CLUB. 7:80 p.
m., Wednesday, Room 128, Aca
demic BuOdiag.
GARDEN CLUB, 3 p. m„ Friday
YMCA
HILLEL CLUB, 7:16, p. m..
Wednesday. YMCA Cabinet Room.
INTERNATIONAL CLUB, For-
2 Dairy Husbandry -*;
Y1**n Afttasiwl Mssssl MARSHAL AAM CLUB, 7:11
^.m„ Wednasday, Mother’s Leung*,
ing s
well-solved, and the quiet college
atmosphere soothing. People warn
ed him before he came here that
the summers were unusually warm
| but his family has been sleeping
under two blankets for weeks.
Caracas definitely was not polar.
When asked what he considers
his profession, Dr. Stadelmann
answers, "Philosophy.” He would
like to get classes in that study
started here if enough people show
interest. “Tooching, he aa:
the greatest and noblest good that
man can do.”
Cnurlade, ffa hortieulturo ma
jor, Is from Waco, He was 1
mer treasurer for the Veteran
Student* Association, member of
the Exchange Store Committee for
1948-47, end present president of
the Waco-McLennan County A. A
M. Club.
A
ParUoaientariaa
Brennan, 28, is a member of the >
Class of ’46 from Houston. Taking
liberal arte, he was summer presi
dent of the Veteran Students As
sociation, representative of the
group in 1946, and a member of
the Spanish Chib in 1946.
No one filed for the petition of
sergeant-at-arms.
All veteran students will use the
ballot printed in this issue. Dormi
tory veterans will submit the com
pleted form to their housemasters
or first sergeant, whereas non-
campus vets will deposit their bal
lots in the box so-marked in the
rotunda of the Academic Building.
Dorm veterans should turn in
ballots before 6 p.m., Thursday;
last chance to turn in ballots in the
Academic Bulling will be at 6
p.m., Thursday.
town hotel climaxed
of arguments that T
were r *better left unea
Tonpli
IPi acts during the victory eel-
ohratlon was to * , nre" Weiss, who
tth tho organisation In
1982 after operating minor league
dubs gt Now Haven, Conn., and
Baltimore, Md He operated tho
extensive Yankee Farm Empire
that now Includes |l UII clubs,
■even under direst ownership,
Rurkyy Harris remains as Yan
kee manager He has a lw« year
contract running through 1941. <
TOMCJ
Faculty Members
Meet at Annex
Rn-lish Department to Revive
Debating and Discussion Club
ItotMtlnif will Im rnaumotl at A, A M. this yaar, on tmthl
initrcohdilMto amt Intramural levels, awortllng (0 an ansi
• mant by Dr, T, F, Mayo, haad of tha KitflUh dapartel
ma|it. Under aponaorahln of that departmtnt tha Aff^s Dm
nmelon and Deliata Club will lw format! Tuaaday iu«M, Om
lobar 14. The maatlnt will ba held In Room S24, Academic!
Building Immediately after yell*
Jarnell Heads
ShowatDallasFair
■a 0. Olhtoa and J. W. Davie,
dsiry husband men for the A. A M.
Extension Hvrvtce, will Attend tha
All-Amerioan Junior Dairy CatU*
Judging Contest at Columbus.
Ohio October 14-17.
Qlbaan will stoa over at Tiffin.
Ohio, to visit a dairy cattle srti
fWial braiding eon tor. At Colum
bia ha will aaaiat with the rattle
Judging eontoet program.
Davis will accompany the 4-H
Club dairy eattle Judging team
from Texas to OltMMaa. itowato
they wUl visit the St John Farm In
Joplin, Mlaoourt, the H'DmtMer
Form ia Springfield, Mlaaouri, and
tho dairy department of the Uni
tlfiaoia at
TEXARKANA CLUB,
Room 104. Academic
7 30
Bldg.
m- *nom 204. Acs,term, Itlgg,
Trans . pfccos club, TV m.
Thiradag, laaai HI, Academia
Building
RIO GRANDE CLUB, 7,80 o m.
Thursday, Council Boom, YM< J
VETERANS' WIVES HKIl ■
CLUB, 7(10 p. m., Thursday,
ymcX:, |
V^iulanderH Play
Wichita Falls Dance
Tho Aggioland Orchestra will
will play for a Chriatiaaa done*
of the Wichita Falla A. A M Hub
Deeemher 14, oceordlng to Charles
_ , F. Davie, president. The dan** will
BRIDGE he held ot the WtehiU Fnlla Coun-
venity of
Urban, HI
FEAR CHILE UVOLT
SANTIAGO, CHtU, Oot. t-
(AP)—Freeident Gabriel Gonsstei
Videia ordered mobilisation today
of the entire 1941 daea of army
reserve* "to overt a communist
party revolutionary plan.” ■
try Chib
Admission for tha dance will U
lift a couple.
TonUUve plana far a banquet
preceding the
mode hut will net ba
until lator In the month,
The next mooting of the chib
wUl be held October 1ft la
M, Academic Building.
Professor A. L Darnell of the
dairy huabandry department loft
today to serve as superintendent
the Rational Guernsey and
Ayrshire Show now in progress at
tlw State Fair in Dollaa.
Professor Darnell, who haa also
been superintendent for tho last
21 years of the Dairy Division st
Fort Worth Fat Stock Show, an
nouttced that more Guernsey en
tries hav« boon mad* at the state
fair thia year than at any prawtai
time during tho laat M reart:
Professor Darnell sis* 1
known that tho
Sixty mombers of tho A. A
College Annex Faculty mot last
Monday in the Annex Chapel. The
purpose of tho meeting was to got
acquainted and to orient new mem-
ben of the staff
The meeting was presided over
by Dr, J. P. Abbott, assistant to
the Dean of the College.
The group was welcomed by Dr.
F. C. Bolton, Dean of the Colloge.
Last year’s accomplishments st
the annex, and the opportunities
offered the freshman students in
their program of study were pre
sented by Dr. M. T. Harrington,
Dean of the School of Arts and
Sciences.
L. A. Harrison Jr. assistant to
the Dean of Men at the Annex,
■poke on the functions of his of
fice, housing, student affairs, stu
dent activities, and advising with
veterans.
Lt Col. Robert C. Molcher, as
sistant to the Commandant, and
LL Col. William A. Becker, assist
ant PMSAT, explained the func
lions of their respective office.
Some of the college regulations
pertaining to class attendance and
other important matters were dis
cussed by Dr. Abbott in order that
staff members would be uniform
in their interpretation of the regu
tattoto. 1
Following Dr. Abbott's expla
ition of the col logo regulations a
and i
prattle#, at approximately I p. m
Hembenhlp In the group wilt bet
open to voterens and cadet stu
dent*. Previous experience In pub-l
Hr spunking j* not Required under
preeeWt plana, a student may Joirtj
merely to take part.lh general die- j
cueaions, or may participate in 1
these specie I octlvitka:
Debating on Intereollrfisu- *ed
toMUftiil level*.
Panel discussion en intercolle
giate and intramural kMa (pos
sibly over the radio).
Guest speaking at service chsks
dariMWl Texas cities.
giving of premium
motwy on prise winning Ayrshire*
will b* resumed this year far the
flret time linn u for. the War.
The National Dairy Bhow
sll
af tottla except Jerseys
at tho
itt
was held last w
loo Dairy Cattle ConrraM
erloo, Iowa. Tho A. A M. Judging
1*-—* m nnnssi »- * —-d k«as a Wmim sajejegila
I WSMty MreTWripWliOTl OJr UnPli CtrtMm,
prnfM.or Detnell, attended tha
Waterloo Dairy Cottlo Congraea
whore they won fourth pines In
tho Judging of sll broods of dairy
cattle.
The programs will be under the
general direction of C. O. Spriggs,
professor of speech, and wilt be
supervised by three members of
the English department sUff: H.
Hierth, M. A. Hug get t and K.
Klmquist Students STS expect
ed to take a leading pert in direct-
ing the group once it haa been or
ganiaed.
Several invitations for intercol
legiate affairs have already boon
I. . rived from other Texas college*.
Public debating at A. A M. was
war casualty, after a period of
activity in tho 1930’a had given
nation
short
was
^question
answer period
Firemen-Training
Staff Adds Member
A. L. Cartwright of Aaotln, vet-
•ran of 17 years of fire rantrol
work, haa bean added to the fire-
men-tralnfna staff of the A, A
ladaatrlal ti tension BorHda 1
will Join tha staff of itinerant In-
M t *11 m I t+rnm 1 t-. a A.h»-. It
fire
. ^ _ . v _ td mors rt-
contly as ftw iikf at Camp Swift
aaar Bastrop, la addition, ho ha
c^s^tsjpl^sto^l nwaher ^if , 1 re me n
training course* presented by
A M. and the Ohlveralty of Turn.
Cartwright has mf
sptain si Waalaco or
sntly a* raw Chief at
Baptirt SliidentH
Lead in Number
More than half the student
of A. A M. College ore mer
of either the Baptist or Mctk
church. According to J. G. Gayl
director of YMCA. Baptists
with 2AS8 members and the Ms
odist are next with 2.239.
The Catholic Church has
members, Presbyterian 762,
eopalian 897, Church of Christ
Christian Church 838, Lut
286, Jewish 122, Christian Rcjen]
list 19, and miscellaneous 69.
There are 288 listed as Pr
tant and 328 with no church
aITyMCA cards have been ts
ed in to the minister
church. ,
the scl
field.
ity in
school
some reputation In the
4-H Story to Be
Told in Magazine
on the Texas 4-H
Stmpick, associate
National Geographic
Information
Club program
by Fradorick
editor of
Mafaiina.
Dr, Ido P. Trotter, dirertor
tho TOXM Extension Service,
W. Potto and Lorens Rtevona, state
h leaders will surely the Infer
ms lion for the National Ooo-
graphle.
In of photographs, both
m and hlaek and whtto,
Ml with 4-H work have
n Mat to National 0**
graphie. hut tho vieuxl aids aoetton
of the Extension lorvio* editorial
Tko laformotion and ptetarw
fmm Toxos will h* part of the
msteiisl being mm mhli'il for ••<
artkl* « 4-H Club work which will
sppoer la Natkmal Geogrsphie
TUBERCULOSIS
ASSOCIATION*
TubereuloMt:
Tkt earlier found
the tooner cured
Finding of eaeee of tu-
bereulosia is very easy
through the uac of X-
ray machine* such as
were used for evert
man and woamn In the
Bervieoa la World War
R. 9mA a machine will
be brought to Bryan
•nd Owhfo Btouua
H OTG the Btate
Depurtment af Health
and every riUaen of
Brosoo County may
hart a cheat X ray
fra* af charge.