Image provided by: Texas A&M University
About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1947)
t :f)'| ; ' ; r ;'i t i ; How Abbul Bronco Bowl? I \ 1 ijjwii * This “Bo^l” bu&in i! s y• At last C( uiit the n: recognized bowl; gan holiday seasoi, $ixi o 12‘ Texas teams ^cHed iljecj Just to name jth > teams.’will pljiy, t^er! with Southern Mkhxji; Cotton Bowl with] Ot e k ing on the^ Mapsa champs); Thj Sugar (jand the junibr Siiga with Hillsbora J.jC. ,, Texas- Tech; the Belt i Dixie.Bowl w th A|rk; nk vvim {-Hardin- Simmon s with Hardin College; th with McMuny; the Pm ty er J. C.; the Silver Be wi Ji-Randoli h Field; tfte. Bowl in Ausdn \i’ith Ajider High Schools.?; an^p ir ijipjs wi ;h North Tbxasi Fear of the A A- terse alinb Energy Xomliiisspo to be a elear Indicjatiio h toward Atomic Energy. •> ; Desighatihg ijsbla te -a iprovihg- grour ds fo -fundamental pata”, thr edj that the ailrefr will b frblrurepprtep a ifl f >r ui def fu 1 security r?s A though thd conjriti 1 si State, esman, Knightly G v|in Ross, Founder of ^ * I' ^ r< B ■/ It., i ■ H Mi- •. 1 * 14- H . ii{ \ ■ - FKIDAY, At present ceirtaim has reiuded 11<? ground that it :.5tL: Elt5. g us diz^y.i 26 officially- ildd for the Texas, with . . ’! \, be kept secret where Texas position team i 1 Cbtton Boivl ’ wjearing masks, ith i'V. 1- 7 1947 k ;! !■ ' ( I ■ J the junior i school tak- high school 1 Ivith Texas U. ,t Monroe, La., an Bowl with With TCU; the t} e Harbor Bowl ( clcapoo Bowl Bot s ■ Ranch Bowl writing, the last bowl is un- ; the University of Nevada play North Texas on the is hot a “name school.” Per haps tlje 1 identity pf the Eagle’s: rivals will be kept speret until game time, and the oj will come out, wrestler-styl i With allith^se bbwls, it sperns ds though tHe Texas Aggies ohght to be playing some where t|i s New Year’s Day. After all, the Dixie Bowl at Birmingham, one of the fairly largie bo\ ds, lijas booked Arkansas, which tied with A. i& M. for fifth place in the 'Southvtest Conference. Do lycu suppose somebody ought to hire Bmneo'S adiurn in Bryaiji and stage a Brop- . cp Bowl' They might ipvi’te A. & M. arid g 155e Bowl with Baylor tc play a ; retuni match, That would (j|i Mexico City) t|ke care of all iSbuthkvest Conference Teams except R ce, wjiicH has refused all bowl cf r firs. Certainly the game would be better than some of theji advertised “bowls” this yfear. - r : 'M' i NOW! ■i I ' ! 11 WfT r - , ‘ fill as we 1 asj'niijitai' er 'ergy will stpdied, nuclear fission vfe; asive. Our two bdsklbfle hrjlve long be|n ^pphite 'Vitiitage of sup 'merit and milidA w|e n|t|\ wiif h* as rruulh 1 dijspy |< can muster |n|l jhop iqad in the a|o|r jc hi On the dfliei |tac store of nr.ejtA ] knp Nations, andf (,s ymh .ii* peacefulf in jhria ' ’ 1 dpi Ml! I, jL : J | 1 turc Show of f r lated Dec. Ii December 16 which gets her 11 Th . u n- i i i. . : r !'| ’• mark the Opening date of the 1947 Is under way at 8 p. in. and continues through is is the second show since the affair wal i. resulm ( -I u 1916, year of thni motiiji getti al coilld Screen j ■1' 1 ' \ J’ nib- i 1 • i 1 ili i- : ogfo Capitol n and Moore {Salad BqwJ Bomb. in ^he 1 'Atomic pace settef, Uip (dncentrated industries ajid atjional policy urban life W’Ould make •TT ! US strong follow h week seems highly developed ijtatjional policy \ uTnerable to attjick. Grou is advocating a *lnjiWetpk Atoll as -of our way-ginned superiority scoff at tlh'e *ei#jfl?h bn “new idea'that Russian socialism;can be Softened, .-Sion announc- and see in <jiur ! slightest watering ah engulf- fhlit! off completely rpent in i Waye of Red. h(servers and be 1 Either of the motes is a risk, and it can dijm at all times, r ow be e nlv 4 question of Which is less of a |i B i ts 'that peace- gamble. The proper approach will be made m1-m‘ , U JMi j 1'rL |MfL m Crawford’s Out to Keep per Man \ow That He’s ‘Possessed’ iw of the country, students get a better knowledge of lg, grading, j and recognizing diffetfent varieties, It continued is for several years until 1 1935 when ' the interests lly Wmed commercial as i educational. This year the is emphasizing the educa- tipnairinterests. • ! , ISirtfee its beginning thyjuiow has boenlheld in many different places over ithe campus. Last yeami it was held ip Sbisa Hall. This is a central and convenient location so it will be hiild there again this year in the bain dinipg room. , Li • The display of citrus always make? up a large portion of the show; and this year more veget able?! !: will hie included. Several biisheils of sweet potatoes from East jTexas will be on exhibition arid approximately GOO pounds of poearis will be qn sale during the sho\W Another jattraction will be applet from Oregon, New York, Virginia, and Arkansas. For each ilture Society with all horticulture majors participatinc. The Horticulture Show, which had its origin sometiipje pricr e biggest event d¥ the4 —-j—r”' '[]'''' 11 ij ~ hr ithe Society. The objective ; variety of fruit and vegetable there' will be I first, second, ai| third place ribbons. Folp the pe quality and pack entry < and grapefruit] ai -plaq awarded. Judges of tpe Pi H. M. Reed, Dr. Or hurst, William H. Brittij Guy W. Adrianbe, J. F. and Fred R. Brison. In addition to the ci rus ftui many of their by-prodii( ts wi® on exhibition. Anyone v ho wiph to put in an order forljgift bpx may do so at the shoWi 'jrhejSg boxes, made tip by pat king §o\ panics in the Rip Granie Val may be mailed anywhii re ip ‘ United States,' Funds obtained from the i are used to finance a field either to the Rio Grandlo Vallpy to Florida ,for graduating lip; culture seniors. Shows of (this type arie epcoq 1 ii . ' J Hey, wil M'l&r lity jrodi ter C6n- ^fnilts mipm pens Also II M TODAY •y. 1 iftBETI scon JOHN HOOIAK BURT LANCASTER ■ in H*il Walls • ;!.:l i' I By Gave seligman POSSESSED (Palace, SpreSM). Joan Crawford has another oppor tunity to !rpn the ganipt of emo tions in tibia dramatic jaddition to tpe psychological film cycle. Her portrayal of a possessive, frustra ted wo map is matched by Van Hef lin’s performance as Jan attrac tive Heel and Raymond lllassey who adds power pnd dignity to the role of a middle-aged suitor. THo th.obe is a tragic' episode -whfcb deals with a mentally ill heroine ^'ho is drugged by her doctor fop questioning about her past life, j Skillful use of flash back sequences under (the expert direction , : of Curtis -j Bernhardt makes thisl! film quite interesting, I [! ★ FARMER'S DAUGHTER (Guipn p new plot qith spark e see this RKO; production starring | Loretta Young, Joseph on, {Ethel Barryipore, an ’ rles Bickford. Set. against THE PRIVATE AFFAIR -.O F BEL AMI (Campus, %eSM).This one is a stilted chararter sketch of Guy de Maupassant's fictional scoundrel who furthered his social and financial career Hy trading up on the love bf women. Two items which knock the film out of the better ranks are the ; drastic lack of movement throughout and the shading of George Senders in tl title role by his supporting eas.. The dialogue as one bp the picture’s better features. J . 1 j' Aggie, Student y • SERVICE YOCR CAR fli lingo) W iaU tnij weejt. Tl|e title tel to the story. Does Fa'ndJome tomiq research mean the hegiqning of a new mountintsii and sterling perforpi- iind giie iter ravilikation.' dr thib destruction, j ancles- that it’s not the least di|- ivithoult salvage, of our present culture? tracting, {.tomicMv'hip-hand. ; i ; . |rot Ho;W unsure we iare as| to which course cht should he followed was \tell ullustrated in background of national politics,, he excellent: moyiri' pictupe.: “The Begin- i ‘his Ciriddrella story j contains a he l|h<ir J "|ich wJsto^at Guion hi* I the whiplhhid. thi ; lasting supef'najt|oiaaf : ; The .pacifist (|eal of impetus. Einsteiif. Th| f 1 ;nds that r lore- by.[fjear, and | f Dngijr nations than lit ^il|J)|h in that Russia will nietl (jiil i pjiroach, eAieidally ing the singfei holdjoik] ternationah gfejup. , lagged in diirimosit; -ter^r lil'F [ ip tlio is of atomic reply to queries ray vague and atomic action jib a present acj- '{il-jdata, fequip- sjs |he situation ' secrecy "-as we (j maintain the toftlieUniW hus indicating lures. sa\]S tl1|it ciimitationk collapse when of W ell-lo*ido politician dj abandonment they are weak and rotted within, nnd then ages to Wal the elect a st rong arid experiei ice! sitrire great challenge t‘rom out- i resentatjve on an opposing ticket grqup. side. RdasMipiigly,. he says that though one and at the; same time do Steal their ained a great civilization thiy be wiped out, another will hear i 8 A 0 ®, tfcmks of Albea-t -eventua ly takf“ its| Place; and! cite® many in- r|c energy con- stances vjiejri |civil|zatiorts passed away, but | itoifey will lose rjleft clestenidanlyl. Our own culture is';a “child ' attj, from other !bf the HdUmic, ciyilizjauou 'VhrcH crashed ak a maid for a family p. who matiV ion for rep4 MAGIC TOWN'; i(Queen, SM) Jimpiie Stewart gives one of his natural and ingratiating perform- anees, in this comedy of small-town life. Playing opposite; him is Jane Wyman and as a sjde-light Ned Sparks. ■ The story of an Atherican town, whose citizens register remarkably average results in public opinion polls, gets off to a fast sjtart but slows down about halfway, “Dead pan” Sparkk and jlfOTiala Meeks turn in some good performances. FOR THOSE Wlt< DEMAND THE College Shoe Repair 1 : I North Gate I AS IL ’ v EXPERT GREASING WASHING- WAXING & POLISHING STOP AT THE II I' M i 1 GULF STATION block I nojrth Bronco Inn on Houston Hwy. A.&M Stu. Vet •— Class '50 OWnetl & Operated ,by J. W. Schmidt (fuj^ity. He feels ijabout 5' 10 A'jl).i ] \ s But it isjcold comfort toWeculiate about our sueyeistfra. If We can solvk the problem . j.i i.l. iii_ • t —C V-iii . $ more friendly sees herself be- 4 successful in- presentl'di!){[’ tHe atomic bomb, Ttiir civiliza- !{if any time We tion can .remain for at least: arfew more ijc!ear weapons ^.centuries.!. i : I ijiticize Selves i.. rj ‘ I 1 'll Professois of • what fan M? ’rom remarHs leering sTe ' Asked tl mu Its of itelchersj »\Tf; tsj teadjm'f tfujf rn;i](lle ju'ng quest ‘ aftTare as anyorte Have, judging tlfe [School of Engi- hilii ii ‘‘ \1hat were the onMyou?” iembers bf |h|e A.! & jiM. tjn;. i ijejering faculty gave these ajisjwer#: Failed tolcfeate (the subject.: F- TaHved'tqoliong c Poor or jslbppy Would urn!adnjiit Expectecf t|oo rh ieh(i§ / If Forgot t(u|t they vieiteMiiiiG^ students. Taught qv^r the '!jiejiul{; y %• t i, f fl; |1- iX i ■i ■ Not inteitested int the Suliljdcts themselves. 2x2 — h 1 tifrelit d:‘ tjhie student in tp ; soha tohipearance. i( not kifqw.-: o| 1m Jtudent. tine students. j I . : j ■ . j * - j Showed partiality to certain students. Failed tlj) organize the course. Did not keep tjip to date onihis subject. Tried to prode to class how smart he was. EmpHaspejd how “dumb” (several speci fied cases .were given) the student was. Dist rh(|tj|ng mannerisms. i Mon otonmls voice.!; Trail 1; Just -solving Indi ffeijence Rea ill the Ijecture; Hat a poor sense o Laciqd preparatioh ; CLOSING OUT - - - | . . . on gifts for grown-ups . . . ; - ! ' MRICE SALE' - . ! • , V. |T : - i- ! ' , ‘ Such items as: COPPER PLANTERS — POTTERY VASES CRYSTAL rts SCORE and MEMO PADS ■].:']} -Hand Painted CHRISTMAS CARDS. Hand Colored—5 - 10 - 15c Regular Sale on Clothing Continued -§■ IMMIE S GIFT AND TOT SHOP 1001 S. College Avenue Phone 2-1618 Mj ' Shop hrs.—8:30 to 6:00 p.m. TODAY AND SATURDAY encesl time. jjf humor.! : for lessons. Had a [poor biackboard technique. Did not look'at i>apefs turned in. hot) abide' tty course objectives. ed:fo analyKej the subject matter. (To Be (Continued) A matheinatics il-cr jt ! [Miami was iljov^inglhis th slide rule. Ais.an exam ple mentary prAlern ; showed thejarisvrer { mused, “w|’p; be sia|e •{ (AGP) ! • ? tidie IP 65 bel3.$9j) in F -i li |ne I diversity of $ hbw ,to use a Solved the ele- qf -The slide rule jil think,” he loudly that 4 \ Look . look’ versity ofjthjelmore as [dealt by ; r.r . in tiling that 4.” passed, “Well, there i j .*, f - T . . .- |onej” ; Tjhe Battalion telling blows to the “new a ciarioonist at the Uni- ofj Syracuse, One male observed o another as a; long-skirted co-ed “Well, there goes another bow-legged ACPi — GIVE HER ; f .-• • • Dress Material for Christmas iii-re- 1 ■ ! re- p ; | GIVE HIM > . . ■ - Material for Sport Shirts and Pajamas r . \ GIFT WRAPPED J. ! ■M -from THe Fabric Shoppe ! j % :: ! • ■ : J t J — K ^ — ^The Battalion, off :ii .1 of College SU afternoon, exo lished. semi-wc tjon, Te^is, dpt aur” itjkly. | S Ifig iblcr News cpnltifibutior win Hall. Ch ssified 209, Goodwin (Hall. ' , M 1 ii■ "T All-Americahi “1 : The Assbd ted to it dr nb Rights of repwblicatio: Entcred iis .see )ti<i-clnn8 ffice at Collcii 5, Station, the Act of Conei' CHARLIE MURRAY, Vick Lindley FaPris Hlock, Dili # U<>bb«, | i David Sejjcmjao :k T. NoVn om Carter, = <j. Martin i. riadq by telephone (4-5444) y ilaqi’d by telephone (4-5324) ited Pr other lauon. * t of M« \ b -T if - titer at tfos UMI nt tlfcd Exclusively to the in [the paper anjd tter herein arE xas. ui dc 84870] f. Miller, i ; J,: piper of the Agrifuitural; ant Mjfchanical College of TexSR and the City )1 shed five times a week [end arcula.tad every Monday through Friday y; add examination periods, during the summer The Battalion is pub- ratd -$4 per school year, A^dvejrtisipg rates furnished on request. Ni ILSpN. Associated Collegiate i. I-. .■—*- »-j. • Afember ; -4- ManaBinK EdiUii# + Feature Edityr ^Feature Writer. .Coltunnla _Wir# Editor IT.»J ■ M'']M Maorice; IjfoweU iise for rehublibation of all tews dispatcic L-ai n»tl s Of 1 spontaneous origin published im-rtt 1 'M^j—te4--UL t the editorial office, Room 2]01, Good- it the Student Activities Off ce, Roo —J U Hem her of the Associated Dress ies credi- herein. -—L ilw. Zero L- ,r reti VP rHtoi i DTSlei - t . ted nationally bit National Ad- K Service, Inci. at, N#u- York City. Loa Angeles! and San, Francisco. 1 ^..Co-Editors rt-r J — „SporU Editor . -f-f ftri hur llotard. i«>rr)- Ooodwyn. Andy Hammond, Hers|iell Shelby .j.i.. 8poj-ts Writer* ordl 1^. K. Colville. L. Gray- - i j. Cartoonist# :—;....4Adyerti*irig Manager t-t- a sing Assistants Illation Manager JMligiooa Editor ire MANE WYATT • LF.E). COBB Direc'cd by EUfl KA/AH | Produced by 10UIS if® F0CH[M]NI A Jp. CENTUR'.fOt TRIUMPH 1 t SUNDAY — MONDAY ^Farmers Daiight^r’ Plus More Pictures of ROYAL WEDDING DALACE ■ PMON F ? - 8079 TODAY AND SATURDAY A “GIFT CERTIFICATE” fop ' I T. r F • 1 Jil Christmas so that he may be ' j., j; ■ |' i f\ -I rtj j fitted for the suit of his choice 'll I i r i r 'l f 4'i ’ H from • • * i j ' J- - [: t . -U ♦ HERO CLOTHES 2 blocks North of P.O. — College Station ... - i ■ *- . ii I jj|j f ■ 0 i ' v ' “The Store of Personal Attention”; ■ -#■]» . — Mil Mi LI il ' 0£l - : i# ■ - t; MGM’s TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL "IBIS TIME m EfS” ESTHER WILLIAMS LWtfTZ MJICHIOK ♦ IIMMY DUR.’-NIE XBIIUtiEJCHIISin •»«[)) CtXAt£0id ^REVIEW SAT. NIGHT SUNDAY & MONDAY !• DtKc’fO n THE LATE GEORGE APLEY and intreducint PEGGY CUMIYINS Oireded by JOSEPH L. ViANKIEW C produced by FRED KOMLMAA 2^ CENTURY-FOX SUNDAY — MONDAY TUESDAY & WEDNESD^ ■ FentupifS Start ' :3b - 3:35 - j)(ji0 - 7:5fll.- 9:30 Disney Carthon — News is^t. PREVIEW 11:00 p. m. ^un. - Mon. - Tues. ' M Bi 5 First-Run Uiiction j/T- * i \4\ : I L'V-I •q i -i ■ ’•“.. -i \N" )rge Angela ann "I’ve always a part of yo Vi I ii .V Mj y .>• i - - - telephoi ICI Off fed op th : "A ou’ll find rny on recto of cable lien —you’d find it, tiK) phone exchange. ^ ”Afj the supply inamTfaeturertjuipmrtjt, p the tcicplionevompi nij s. a ear in. year oijtj to gi\e you the no possible cost. [Keincnib er mv A UNIT OF THI! I telqihone—you see it liples oir strung on poles or t ilex n|ui[HncJit in your tele*- K.k • • , i! I,{ ]j» i'-Vi • I . Ij ■l: I , r, i ^ j; V I I . I qstcfn L , j. M ,, | '[ ; r lije Bell Tylephonc team, I ; supplied, distribute both to 1 ii]s|all cirilril pflice enjuipmeut!. Bell Telephone teammates tl ||j hone service at the louvsi ‘ii IS 11 if-j;' ■ j . ;i -’i since lie: I ' )• : i