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Volume 47
DvGAULLB ARKS KLRTTIONB
PARIS, 27 (AP) —(7«n.
ChariM dc Gaulle called today for
dlaaolutkm of Franea’a national
aaaembly and new general elec
tion*,' and waa promptly attacked
by the Comtnuniata on chargee of
aeeking to aet up “a reactionary
ilirutomhip." .
8WEDB PLANK CRASHES
ATHENS, Oct 27 (AP)-Greek
air force headquarter* announced
today that a Swedish Airline*
(Aba) Skymaiter Trapaport car
rying 34 passenger* had crashed
into 3,000-foot high peak of the
Hymettoa mountain range south-
' east of Athena laat night.
, TBXAN RODEO WINNER
NEW YORK. Oct 27 (AP)-^,., | . rr O
To See
in the MadWon Square (iarden ro |rft i * a ri«»
dec with 12,000 it waa announced I f IfX IStMl H llm
after the final performance last 1 Um
11 wa.ru*. .AC. ^AjJhite House
HARLINUKN, Ta».. Oct. 271 An InyiUtlon from Pmti-
(ATt-Jo. luim.of Hj.i* iiivtii, .^n, Trunum to Join him at
Whlt « H " u « t»l.vl.lon lira-
Day in Ttaa.
it « gold aup
money
The
HDOHM TO TMT PLANK
^ LOS ANOKLKS, Oet. 17 (API-
Plane builder Howard Hughes has
•nnoune«d that the launrhhtg and. .
tail tests of hia huge MMM.0001 Highway
Baylor President Gets
Genuine Aggie Cigar
oo o
By JOHN T. MILLER .
|in behalf of the student body of A. Jt M. I would like
to present co you this fine, mild 2f cigar.”
Thus Ralph Rothman, chairman of the Welcoming Com-
jmittee, officially greeted Baylor University President Pat
-♦Neff Saturday morning.
Naff had juat stepped from the
special train about three minute*
preceding the preaentation. He had
lieen hustled to the station piat-
! form by other member* of the
committee to accept the odd gift.
With a distinguished hut Hgutea-
lag-like grab, Neff took pa—eaelaw
•»( the Cuban leaf. uhldTwaa tied
with a aaud) maroeu and white
riMma. Hr the* spoke my briefly
liter the portable sound system,
muttering some belderdaah about
•ramming the cigar down Gibb
ime/*
. _ Yka-
i«ngue thing, began to pop. The
Baylor band • truck ut> aeme
strange mu.lc. . Pat Huff whirled
• of the Bruin baton twlrlem In
•hort fandaitgt. . . Harry Kid-
head cheerleader, threw all
PVBUSBED IN THE INTEREST OF A GREATER A it M COLLEf,L_
COLLEGE STATION lA^K TEXAS. UOKDAV, OCTOfrO, , , .
■ — .1 ■ .-I - - M ^ AB
NUMBER 54
Roberts, Overstreet
Hit Rodeo Jackpots
Hardin-Simmons, John l arlelon
Co-eds Win Girl’s Barrel Race
By KENNETH BOND •
Ilona Roberts of San Antonio and Maxie Overstreet of
Haalet were top money winner* in the Saddle and Sirloin
Club Rodeo on Friday and Saturday nighta.
.7J ^ T57i U While House teinvia on uru- W«Wi*Mtg *ome baMerguak •
re of the annual‘‘Air " . n .k. ei.. r down i
" program ami with »Hl«r* of a nuw documentary y"
p end |1,000 prioe Dhn «*n highway Mifely, November Mr TTefTi .urifhJ!
g uoo u*i^r 10 h## ^ Mauplud by Pml-1 »HL"dn
_ ^ - I .L.a.t nikk luuk.i.i a t u 'ungue ming* uegan to pup
dent Olbh (Hlcbrlat of Teiaa ABM
t'ollege.
The MvlUtlon came through
Ma
era
|. Gen. Philip It Fleming, gen- # .h,
il chairman of the President’* | well,
it* of hla hug* |lM<to.0001 Highway Safety Conference. (HI hi* energy Into providing |
wooden flying boot, which hua-beenl fbrlrt la chairman of the enjrineef- Aggie* gathered about the station
• |tn-u lne Baylor pop rail
laahed tp a graving dock. In I am | advlaory commlttao for the
hla energy into providing for the
ference
Following Its televised preaenta
tion by the American Broadcasting
Company, the documentary film.
In th* ! Dritor's Seat", grill be
Angeles harbor for many months
will be held November 6 to Ifc 7 ]
v'7 WINNIB TO FIGHT ^
LONDON,Oct. 27—(AP)—Wdn*. v—, .... _
•ton Churchill will make hia fourth made available for group showing*
attempt on Tuesday to overthrow throughout the country in the form
the Labor government. by purlin- <»f a 16 mm. sound motion picture,
mentary action. i | t wa* produced to dramatise the
He wQI akgue thel aoneervstive I need for public support of
motion accusing the govemmeol I ^ program ^ the Prewdent’*
°1 n • tion • l b-arer*h,p Hl ghi^ Safety Confersnce
the administrative competence, or I ^ < 7 J
^mmsmsssi
the measure* necessary
the economic crisis.”
. - H'
■ hen the visitors had exhaust
•d themselves, two members of
the Welcoming Committee hustled
Neff off to President Gilchrist’s
office to arrange for a formal de
claration of gridiron hostilities.
In the meantime the Baylor
Rooters swarmed ever the campus,
that la, all but twu of the visitors
Committee aiembers were faced
with aa un< \i*< trd problem: that
of guarding Chita, the little (but
vicious) Baylor autacoi. while her
trainer* found something to cut.
The rob was eventually chained
in front of the YM( A
After the game, the information
booth at the Y directed Bear fans
to all corner* of the campus. Mem-
Iters of the Baylor Band were es
corted to Duncan Mess Hall for
supper. Two Beer cheerleaders,
Bob Feather and Ken Kinnarly,
also dined with a member of the
Welcoming Committee at Duncan
The special train pulled out of
Floyd (iraham and Ma Area of CoBsgoMud. pic
tured above, will pkty far a dance boro la NMau
Hall on Naiurday sight. In addition, the papular
awtagslem will preaoul • short naucort to otudouta
al little Aggtetand
The North Texas (Mate College group played far
the feallvtttco before the ABM-TCI' game laat
year. One feature of the hand I* the Can-tha aum-
RobeiU who woo the
Eleven Angies
Hurt In Wreck
Friday Night
CONFINE RUSSIANS
MOSCOW. Oct 27 —(AP)—The
former Brasilian ambassador to
Rualia and hia staff were still con
fined to their hotel Saturday under
“SunfctUaitee" <rf Soviet plain
clothes guard* pending a decision
by the Russian* on when to i*sue
them slit visas after the Russo
Brasilian diplomatic break.
-’NUFF WHISKY FOR YEARS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27 (AP)
—Announcing that the distilleries
of Puhlickdr Industries, Inc., are
shutting down their operation* in
compliance with the president's re
quest L. 4. Gunson, president of a
subsidiary, Kinsey Distilling .Cor-
At ion, declared there are suf
Apologies In
Council Letter
•pology to
on and to I
Letters of a[
Cadets Bill Brown and to the Ag
gie student body as a whole are
being sent by the TCU student
council, aecwrding tu the Skiff,
student publication at the Fort
Worth school. Similar letter* will
go to TSCW student body and to
Mia* Laura Session*, Teasie otu
dent and Aggie Sweetheart. \
In the letter*, it will be strouod
that unpleasant inAdent* whirh] pi nrlrl4 .,l
occurred during the week-end of irOJtJCl I lanntHl
night Tired and^l*pfritod Baylor
rooter* were aboard, plotting re
venge against TCU.
Non-Noxiou* Plant
vSHS ; a fkM .<~dcnttroi
sumption for almost foui year* I • ni< dirtfuauad mo*l TCU studonta. practical methods of oradicatton
KND IM-YRAH HITT
WAMHINliTON, Gel 27 —(API
- The 100-year »id eontrowray
over uwharship of a strip of l*nd
altmg Ihti TsswOkUhnms Inirdst
has Wot* ended offifislly by Ike
lidstiur DeportmeiB, Beeteury
Krus announeod
Mill KH INI NNKD \\ B,
MiNiiiiN.Ort,
of noxious rang* plants ka* been
a*t up under the Roseurch and
Marketing Art, accoiding to word
rocoivud from K. A. Mayor, admin
istrator uf the new art The pro
im t has been assigned tu the r. I.
Foroet Bervte*.
I II is estimated her* that less to
nieul Kngtnoering, V W Crawford Teaa* runvhmen f»«m aurh plant*
of Ane depnrtmenl, annwneml I |a around Hu mtlttoo a pent 1
liana mataannBtatlltM las
ITWI i MrWwvvHn^ ft*
nouneomenl will
Kx JohiN Stuff Of
MK Oquirtninit
K L- Arros, TO,, ha* )oin*d the
aff of the Department uf Mbeha
(.ummittee To Aid
Animal Husbandry
Dept Formed
•
A liventock tdvinory com
mittee composed of letding
liventock producer* U being
formed to serve in an advis
ory capacity to the Deportment of
Animal Husbandry at ABM Col
lege, it ha* been announced by J.
C. Miller, head of the department
The committee will consist of 12
men including three from the
Texas Purebred Swine Breeder*'
Aasn., three from the' Texas and
Southwestern Cattlemen’* Assn.,
three from the Texas Sheep and
Gout Raisers' Assn., and three
from the Texas Horse Breeders'
Aasn.
Objective* of the committee are,
first, to promote a bettor under
standing between the program of
the Animal Husbandry department
of the college and the broader*
ever he *tate and second, the com-
uttM should be of value in aid-
if Afig promotron of U»e program
r the college and third, the com
mittoe should render valuable sug
gestion* and advice and, make i'
possible for the Animal Husbandry
department to render a greater
service to the liveatork industry of
the state. Miller points out
The purebred Swine Breeder*’
Assn, baa selected a committee
composed of Fred Cotton of Weath
erford, Lucian Jonas and H A.
Filshufk, both of San Antonie.
The member* of the Horse com
mitt** ar* R A. Brown of T^ftok-
Library Notior .
w
To DrpartnientN
If buy department on the
rampua has received * Matin*
mento 1-4 to the "Cade of Fed
eral Begutaltons”, for each of
tho years 1942 and It4t, It la
requeued to contact Pan) 8.
BaHaare. Librarian.
This publication la kept ap-
to-date by periodical aappto-
menu. The library ha* oat re
ceived any of the aapplemeata
for IMS and lp4t. end the li
brarian ha* been informrd by
tbe Office of I’oMic Docsment*
that these supplement* have
been sent regularly to ABM.
Challenge Hi
Prexy to Secret
Confidence Vote
vBUntit
ntudant
Yates to Address
Religious Meeting
At Cuion Tonight
TWUM Dr Kru V
ate*, B* pti»t pastor, will addroaa
religious meeting ««
Dr. T. 8. Painter, pnmldent af
the University of Texas, has been
challenjted to take a “secret vote
of con fid* nee” among the faculty,
In an open letter from Dr. D. B
Klein, former head of the depart
ment of psychology at the univer
sity, who resigned last summer.
In the open letter Dr. Klein
stated that he resigned because
of “mounting disapproval of the
Way in which aftaiis at the uni
versity were being conducted” and
that “in view of the treatment to
which Professor Debit- was subject
ed, I feel that 1 can no longer keep
silent . . . The improvement I had
hoped for has not come lo pas*."
Dobie’s name was officially
dropped from the University list
Saturday.
Dr. Klein ht his letter points to
the contempt non* attitude with
which he says scholars from other
btek bronc riding content
^ stunt received fM cash and a
I tit-id shirt while Overstreet, who,
| won the bull riding contest, receiv
ed 9H6 c*»h and a 116 tiro.
The rodeo is sponsored annually
by the Saddle and Sirloin Club,
Proceeds from U»* rodeo are usejl
L semi the Livestock Judging
m to th* American Royal Live-
| Muck Show at Kansas ( tty, and
to th* InternaMonal Livestock
Judging Uontest at Chicago.
Charlie Rankin, Tom Johnson
ami Maybe ('sin took second, third
sod fourth place* in the horelmok
bronc riding.
Other winner* In hull ruling were
Charlie Stone with MU Mi prise
The ten outer offuponta uf the! money, Glynn Wyatt with 141 ami
two cara. all Assies, mfn shaken James Poyner who carried away,
up In tne crash. Mnat of them Ml.
wero discharged from tho Bryan Lloyd Griffith had sufficient
snd College Station hospitals Sun ^ oB »)* »,.«t of his pahle to
day afternoon. - • *slk away with th# only prlaq glv*
In a Pontiac *1 riven by "Bleyl on in th# saddle bronc rtdinw, He
sere Robert .Ferguson, of Buds pad a choice of |62 or a hill-of
and Bob Colflqs, Robert 'Graveo., grorortoi.
MB T. A. Roden, all from Ahrip. i The two-man wild cow milking
It struck head on a Ford driven | tf,m which finally got that pree-
by Billy J. Knapp, h the car with j OU , «frop of white fluid and raced
Knapp were Roscoo C. Marsh, L to the judge wa* Corky EcketMind
B Stevenson. Jack Mathla, John j joe Vlorri*. The sccomplished thia
T. Morgan, and Thomas S. Taylor. i n 3*4 ,,^1* to ^raw |47.6(' in
Bleyl wa* taken to Houston in
an ambulance Saturday morning
Robort C. Hloyl, «
Anlmil Huibkitdry
from Houatoo, was norioualy
injurod !a(t FritUy Right In
a head-on cnlll*t»n pear Young
blntMl's horirtN U* sliltl on College
Knad
Yates,
a general
GuioB Hall.
Dr. Yatoa is a theologian, schol
ar, and teacher having eight doc
tors degrees from American uni
versities. and one from ths Uni
versity of Edinburg in Scotland
Dr. Yatea taught at Southern Bap
tlat Theological Seminary for
twenty years and during thif time
wrote several books on th* proph
eta of the Old Testamsnt. 1 .
Dick Hak*r, a youth revival song
tion.
Himself a graduate of Columbia
University, snd racipient of a
Ph D. there in 1»2». Dr. Klein bad
been a member of the TU faculty
since 1923.
In his letter Dr. Klein quoted
several members of tbe staff of
University of California at Loa
Angeles as being shocked at the
Dohie incident, py. Lawrence C.
Powers, UCLA librarian, called it
a sign of tho “Naai pattern of ed-
ooofloo."
He was accompanied by six
cadet*. According to S repo
ceived Sunday night, Bleyl'd con
dition has improved since the acci
dent.
Test in Nutritive
wmen ne saya scnoiars irom outer «r 1 ^ f U 1 1
Value w Mou«eSu(
iTo Finish Dec. 10
The Fwrest
ashingti
et-entlv
(DgN. <h*t, M (AIM Hit I Nlfrwu (••mt«« tt^A, B M Atf*"*! the Washington pnnounrement will
ley petstmallr urdeMNl his Havy.tnlwM 'ttmign englttoer or MMf.Hlt*4ttri up "a study nf the eenlMgy and
*htth all inetdehlc With VtMWi<|km>tHi wmrktnes fm tiuhoM Mtittu- pkysftoliiy m rortoln muious
* BUtoa vqssels in IMf with the de forturin|Uompany, Modlson W|»- j range plants"
llbetste Intention nf fevnidina war cons in Priwr to thatpm, he wos -
uttljl after he hod defroie.! Mtissta,Uhlef engineer and shop tuperta* ov . as s a.
thnlftnsl Insislment rtf the BriHsh Undvnt for rurin* MsnMfoeturtng hxtlttt* III I llllllO
Admiralty's "Ftnehror Unnferenr• U'ompaitp, I . mt n# ' tor
Arros will aid U planning new rt f'llltrf* InOVs 22
eouraes Ip manufapturing prOMO-1 ”
•es and will asMat In lotting Mt; Competitive examination* for
production machine shop Into oOer- potion* wRh iBt Stole Deport
atlon, Crawford .utoil. Acre* has of Walforo will be
been given the rank .of associate |* W the Merit Spstpoi Council
professor. , . at 9 a. m.. Novemboe 22. with No
vember 1 as tho closing date for
leports disclosed
£ TArT BPKAKB VIKWB J
'CLEVELAND,.Oct. Il —-(Al’)
Senator Toft iloclsnil he might go 1
along with a limited at444».Europe
plan but expressed stoong dcttbul
about any permanent multi-billii
dollar arrangement.
miwton, rooroaonting the uuarirr UmoL, from HLlor will Usd tbs
karoo Uisxirsi Howard Cox ot 1,1 w ”
Ban Angolo, roprooontlng the Pal 1
umma hors# bmatei. and Un 1 , The msaa meeting la sponsurod
Mens of Bon Angelo, roproeoniiag
I'tesent
nil holtr lm>e«t*i •
■nnd BooywMtoru
OMWIItoft's Assn and the Tela*
■ I
Crllrs joins Aero
The moss meeting
by the Boptlat Ntudei
is open to everyune, 1 .
*|rt«ltesmoi for the Union
Architects Dump
^lOutHtanding Work
tlnisM r
By J. C, HART
Whot is the nutritive voice of
citrut molasses for fottening beef
cottle! J. K. Riggs, professor I
animal huobondry, gnd Joho H.' * nd the ■* cond
Jones, fonoerly animal husbandry-
man ot the Spur. Tvxas. Experi
ment Sobototion, hop* to hove the
correct answer to th!* qusatioe
December 10, when th* feeding
experiment which they are now
conducting ho* been completed
prise money. -
The wild mule race, alway* a
source of enjoyment, did not dis
appoint the crowd. The contestant*
found that those little hybrids were
as slippery as eels and twice as
hard to snub down and hold. Wil
son Gre*bant, Charlie Stone, and
I H. T. McNutt, finally saddled their
animal and raced to the lower end
| of the arena to Hess prise money
of^ MT.iO. Dick Mo*akiy, Tommy
Johnson, and IWMigla* Reeves drew
second money of 922.60 snd Charlie
Rankin. Olen Goodspeed and Lloyd
Griffith drew third prise of 916.00.
In the calf roping contest Prince
Wood* made the beat time dT 14.9
in the Friday show snd 28.6 Satur
day night to draw first prtit. Bill
Hogg caught hit Drat calf in 27.0
one with th* lowest
single time of 16.0. Wollaee Caidt
well rounded out his roping with
21.6 and 81.0 and Jack Kmgsbury
placed fourth with atime of 36.7
•M MA J
et soys,
llion I
Longhorn* Here
new shipment of 1947 Long-
has been received by the
Distribution is bring made 00
tbe second floor of ttoodwin HolL
MORE MOVIE W ITNESSES
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27 -(APf
—Tho House dh-Ameriean Activi
tiea Committee. w*>*r »o^slW | 570^01" ActiviOr.'OfftcT.
“defense witness** tni* week in
its investigation of f ommunism in
Hollysrood.
Th* first week of the inquiry
waa given over to what chairman
Thomas (1-NJ) calM “friendly
witness**,’’ including such notables
at Walt Disney, Robert Taylor,
Hob. n Montgomery, Gary Cooper,
and Adolphe Menjou.
To LEASE OIL LAND ^
AUSTIN. TEX., Oct 27 —(AP)
—Approximately 36,000 acres of
untv#r*iiy-o\»! <-.i land in several
West Texas counties will be pot
filing application*
Entrance ularie* for the posi
tion* mage from 91.684 to 92,644
per annum.
Interested person* may obtain
application blanks by writing the
Merit System Director, 808 Tri
bune Building, Austin 2L Texas.
Regional ASC.K
To Meet in Houston
The Southeast Tola* Section af
the American Chemical S«i»ty
will hold a regional meeting
camber 18-1-1 at Houston F. W.
Jenaen, secretary of the torsi sec
tion. has announced.
Among th* speaker* will be
Frederick D. Rossini, National Bu
reeu of Standards; O Beeck. Shell
Development Company; J. W. Me-.,
Bain. Stanford University; and J.
wTroilliamt, University of Wis
consin.
The bulk of the program wil be
made up of papers contributed by
ACS member*.
Kitglncerlng t)c|il.
Sherman ('rite* reeently joined
the Aeronnutieel Engineering d*
psrtment as an assistant prnfes
•or He wtll tearb aemdyntfmies.
•tmatures, and »nrk part time on
th* wind tunnel.
Graduating from Masaachusett*
Institute of Tochnotogy at Cam
bridge, Mas*. In 1941. he began
work for the Atlantic Division of
Pan Amvrlcon World Airwgy* in
Buffalo. Now York, os an aircraft
engineer He received hi* master*
degree from New York University
during the laat sever, years he ha*
been working for them.
Critaa la from Chadbrin, Nebras
ka. His wife and two children have
joined him, and they are living in
College View.
mtucltng ha* been completed II* rfl o
On August 2« 1947. lOgg. and Mlllltian 10 NWHlk
mi x |msi*iI 4n eiM'lc II*rtifnid
atJt-ZWgto Newman Cluh
nverngs aught uf the stoert
inning nf «te siiperimnnt •* ,.
» ni
Junes
i*to*|
d»VM
r»i*.
•M OlMM
nf 1968
dtudento near Dallh* run sag »i
ample* of thgir work nl the Pres
ton Hoad Christian Church Tatum
and Alesamtor are architect* an
this project. Further details an this
plan ran be gotten from thu “Are
rhlterturel Becnrd’’ for Boptemhof
IMT.
Rogers, an arrhitort of 8*n An
tonio, has put some of his Ideas
to work by helping to daaign a
ho use-of-tomorrow for Ttxaa. Tbe
“Architectural Fomm" for Septem
ber shows hia plan in detail.
st th* beginning
as* 6MI pmttMl-
#•• mad# the*Iherb M,
hunch nf steers aro being
StSsi leas* IP# MmA littiamsiil UsmmI MNoAkkAa^
funnti Mf i"f9|"iMtupfm tttniti vrnMMM
•nrghnm gmin and n rarimnneemtl
mughagf,
Newman Club meeting art.
plsntmd fm Munder night
Wedr
ght
l»ri
nn Ike
Nnmh*
1-.. I I’nwnF _ _
n pnslprrnerl Mr
M
Uulllnnn will remut
mnfpwnrr uf in* NaltoMl
Pen numlwr twn, three aud fouf AtonrlnDun during the
aro In-ing fed the Mm* rallnn •• *"•"»•*»» «*illln*n sDend.nl the
the 1 heel lot pen rrf •tears, eseepl ^ wnferenee a* a roprosentatlve
fm ground •nr»hum groin, twn.; TrnW, A. • M (nllrge.
IBIM snd four muMI tf rltotig p)sn* will sl*n he mad* for the
molasses, respectively, are suhniitr p h , tln( , MtWttteh Cluh
-- M ,u.r. ..r. hn u ,k, tmr,; “ , b ' k '“ "*"•
it Cuutright of Beevillc Tex- #** school* will he represent-
s»» T t*Bin» eg at this meet which Includes
sach activitie* a* football and vol-
Hma -r .
Hi^lnis
a*/ Th*
rhe citrus molsmes are bring
.shed byMMMHBBIH
Tell World About U, S. Aid, Poage Says
SMU Parley Will
Study Humanities
“The biggest failure of the Uni
ted Stole* in caring for the needy
people on the Continent is not let
ting the world know about it." said
W. R. Poage, Unitod States, Rep
resentative from the Waco Dta-
oq tho auction block by the board I trtet, in a talk last Saturday before
for lease of university lands Dec. 6. the graduate students who are tak-
Counties in which blocks of land ing th* count. “Public Adminis-
will be offered to the highest bonus tration of Agriculture.” This
bidder* for mineral lease* are An- course la being offered for th*
drew* Crockett, Irion, Reagan, Pt- firet time by the Dept of Agri
A Congressman, with very few
exception*, can aorro on but one
committee,” he explained. “Th*
Agriculture Committee is headed
reiving plenty of meat. Why? Sim
ply because the Continent is en
during one of the aevereot drought*
in over 100 year*. There is little
■ grass and very little hay to feed
•entotive from Kansas. There la the livestock. What can the farm
division in this committos on da but kill the Uveatock for
along party linao than in any other food before they waste awa*. I
committee". actaally saw a dairyman ia Not
At th* present, this committee is way feeding wixxtpulp to hia da
coa, and Ward. ^
USB TEXAS WWOTUNNBL
WASHINGTON, Oet. 27 -<AP>
’ —Working test* for supersonic
spend* for al plane* snd ram jet
englirna have been begun in a wind
tunndl at Dalnger Field, Texas,
the Navy has announced.
The Navy retained g wind tunnal
•t the Dalnger Field Iron plant
when th* war assets admlnutra-
tton transferred th* plant to t!)*
Lsm Star Itoel Co.
tTli intMtel et the plant l* opero*
toil far tho Navy by ronsolldetod
TWIN njNfVl NTS. MMbr fBNffs
vlshm af to* applied physics lab
urntory, ,
cultural Economics, under Tyro*
Timms, Professor of Ag. Ere.
“I would like to see the Battle
ship, Missouri, aircraft carriers,
and cruiser* accompany our food
laden ahipa ovevaaas. Lit President
Truman prepare a message to th*
tmedy people, and out Ambassador
a that country meet th* ship and
d th* meaaag*. Wt
dramatise it aa the pa
there will Mpiiflto lo helping
thorn," he eentlnued
Poage, wha hi 0 raobtng Dema-
CUff Hope, Republican Repre-
engaged in tosnng the country in
an endeavor to gat a creos ■action
of inSwUm$ ■ farmers opinions.
They have visited states from
Maine through the South and at
present are studying the farming
m. th.xii ems
Texas. The
cattle. You can imagii
milk the cowa could
type of food!”
CtafrtMRM
the faBawiag a
a
«i» «< th*! azz*.'
Poage
lag specific
why
of low country in Holland, which
ha* made it unfit for farming.
X They were unable to gel fer
tiliser daring th* war; roaoiaaeal-
ly. there waa a general towering of
soil fertility.
4. They have enough meat now
but by spring this will be gaae.
They need feed for their Ihreotock,
and food to supplement their
farmer’* yield* which ia far bc!..«
There will be an acute need
of coal and petroleum products to
Mipplrtmaat the power generated by
hydro-electric plants, which
Southern Methodist University
will hold a regional conference on
the Humanities and Social Science*
in Dallas on Pftday and Saturday,
November 74.
Among th* M participants will
be Dr. T. F. Mayo, head af the
English department. The confer
ence will study the rrtatioa
tweer the kamanitie* and social
panel and general
furnished by the TeXsun Company
of Weslaco, which hope* to develop 1
citrus mokiaae* a* a feed for live-
•tack.
At the lelooe of the exprirmant,
the gains ia weight, finish, slaugh- j
gradoa, and dressing out per-
if** will be determined and!
complete results of thf ex
periment published in an Experi
ment Station bulletin.
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Rosborough Attends
Garden Conference
Y-Labi net. Foreign
StudentN to Meet
J. F. Roaborough. Extension Ser-
vice bortiealturist, attended a gar
den conference in New Orleans,
October 22. where plans for an in-
„( crease in number and the siar of
home garden* were discussed
Ttir l-uckman Committee of self-
imposed rationing has pointed out
that home gardening snd homo
production and preservation can |
play a great part in the food prob-
Um*
ployad In
wmmtttee is holding a public hoof
ing to Temple next Saturday.
Daniel Hassell, last rector of Rs-
ral 8 aria log y and a Baylor clam-
mate of Poage, ashed. “What is
lb* attanltea in Kareae, and can
“I (Halted every eountry west
of tha Iron (’artaln with Iha ex-
eraltf meaiher af the Agrtoaltore root tea af Poetagal and Spain and
Cam mitten, briefly dooeeHtod th* I did not •** «w tortanw af mass
Nf|sais*4lea af ( oairom s
th# Bearganlsxitea Aet, whteh wa*
amIvmI nm*
1. Gurop. hM — unthU U S—* l T*-. U—
produce all tbrir faad for the past *!?*►*, f fl ) ,
two ar three gonarattoaa, Qa# te * 1
aattfaated maehlwsry, laftrlar| w * •axmatna.
methods af farming, Inch af farm “I am in favor of earing far the
ing land and other reasons, they dtsplaaad persons, bat I Nil
have not boon able to predate to favor of screening thaao pw
enough food far lhair esm use. carefully laat wa gro* aM to per-
I. OsaapaDon by th* Asia Ana- son* who are not •ntulod la It. I
to* mod# It impossible far tarn* want te help all thaao wfch wtll
•rotten# te farm Mp tond. That help thaataalves in spite af thatr
hare nat pat ptrt this land baek «dor, ereed ar religion. I am to
tote full seal* praduetton, Th# Gar- farer af wring for tha
iterreGan like they are aitdj|Hg|
to Cwm," Tret* replied. Righl tote full seal# preduet ten, Tha Gar- {favor af wring I
now, meal af the rountrtes are ft* | nans flooded a eonsldereble anteunt | Mtetes’s juat share
he United
Member* of th* YMCA cabinet
aad afftasva '*f the to to motional
Chsb of Farelgn Students will meet
Moadoy, October 27. with GBbott
McLemort of tlto KMriociMl SliiilMt
Division af the YMCA for Okto-
homo, Arkansas, and Texas.
The purpose af the meeting, ac
cording to M. L Cash ten, YMCA
secretary, la to diaaaaa a student
•anforence far tha South Texas
area aa iator-ractol, student preh-
This, thTflret of three meetings,
wtll ha bald at TiM p. m. in the
assembly ream af the YMCA. Tha
athar maatlngs will be srrengad
St that time
nas caWaidered were the world
Situation; report of the Luck-
Item*
Mai. . .. I
man Committee; a redirected hoove
gardening and bom# food supply
campaign; re pert* from each state
oa what to to he done; and report*
from representative# of garden
WMBt iMMirp, and manletpalUte*
ARKANSAS TICK RTS ON SALR
Student ticket* for the A. A M.»
Arkanwa game will be an aalo to
tha YMCA until Tuesday afternoon,
C D Ownbf, busineos manager, an.
n>unee»l thia mumtng UnreUI tick-
ate will ha returned to th# Arkan
sas a this tie affto* after that time,
iSKil
I
IBERCULOS'.S
ASS0CIATI0f4to
Tuberculnnt;
The earlier found
the eooner cured
Early diagnosis of tu-
h* miles t* has two
great sdvantegas:
a. Th* individual
whose tuberculosis 1*
diagnosed early has an
excellent chance for
complete cure; a chance
which becomes smaller
aad smaller as time
passea and tha disease
•row* worm ,
b. A person with ear
ly tuberculosis to tots
likely te scatter tuber-
eulaais germs than a
more advanced case.
If found, he mar ha iso-
toted and cured before
Ml htofwsnfti a Dublifi
a^^rereagaewm go
health menaee.