cast over The sto minute biWaddaat has been r sjiei^ed “no one (4ni^d would use the tiijr his candid atey.’’ . * - ^ BAPTISTS G IN OIL PROP) DALLA Dec of more hafi properties for; and missidi wpr] A. L. Wam ion o neer west Texas closed today by eral Gony< i itiojn. RAILROAD SB( 41N HousiroN Bi HOUSTON, i Di quickly spijeadfnj fr > c* agqs estin ated at and $2O0,(QO tp nue shops of 1|he Lines yesterday.' DeMTLLE LOSES AGAINST AFL SAN FRANCIS ~^-Cecil Bl lDeMiflje his legal Supreme j jCourt American [fedora lists (AFii) fk-ovt as a meipperibe to pay l 7 imign ags.Snst jthk Employment” ac( 1 11 - COLLEGE STATION (Aggielrad). TEXAS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17,1947 IfI'fn'il f!"! ’.['''j-ll I _ ! ’ Hh ie SUiqi Stay-at-Homes Can . m “ and See Movi jl ‘An Interlude of Gladness’ i : 1 : ighlt ti|Mihe'€-il Poor Santa Claus May Have To Take Psychology Course SENATE ^NTI-IN r WASH! The Senafc? Ba yesterday appro Republican anlti- The action kep least in 1 he j'Si "conidddi'a 1 i m (if the idsinj cosit Any ac ion iin tji ed a slim possibjjr day’s vota turijbn bill. : njim ttsle the«'-f oitpt |1 ^0^ douse H. ipen ijtti filthier . LA-eneck : ear- al tei yestel- Idwr the GOpl's GRAIN M \RKEt4 t NEW lNVESTIG,ni( WASH )KGTIOli,|l^ec. The Houjse Riept Committetei detidj set up a special :o cofnmittei! [to invi tion on tis cqm MUCH Al RUINED RY . SYDNEy, be. i pai'tmeni ‘estimate By HAL BOYLE Well, it. looks like they piay psychoanalyse Santa Claus. Because some Child psychology experts say; picking Christmas ] gifts for children is fraught with dangerotis possibilities. r They warnjthtM- the wrong gift I mjay derange :a child’s personality, frustrate him in a way to change his whole lifej, or even give himia “psychosis,” scare word meaning he may a mental eancer. Dorm 14 Holidays ! li i J , 1 J ; . Number 87 I A $ isS st^jyr in Dorq i viels : Sbiy-at-hom^ii'jijril Sbisa Hall, read iii;(he 1 during the Christmas h ceived from college bffiqiju ntch Christmas hollidayS SSk »ir«n»ther proof .hat De ° em ,‘ W j r WWt one of the fine arts of this: fcech-j All dormitories eXQ# nological age we live in is to make 3 p^m. Saturday, l)|C:ce easy things seem difficult, sb that i lxra . Sunday, Jantuufy anybody nowadays who qoesn t * K i i n ^ Iir r|Vh spfend at least half an hour cooking J Students other thai1;ti 0S6 a .three-minute egg is hopelessly : w i s h to remain oh tCfl <[a! should contact 4 Dorn li4 old-fasl)ioned. But it is^oing too far to plame . Shnta Cllaus for ruining Al Cjapone i con Cerning the USq <»f fh which is a four-bit because maybe once when A|1 was | dean of men, anhCjjqltJfd Makers of Fexas History are R eal People Almonte’s Diary of Alamo Tuberculosis Team Here Jan. 6-14 To Survey Residents Varies F By LOUIS MORGAN rom Present Texts . P)Lj_ S;eerirjg dpy to •n-biahj Hlouie i|an yes tei IAN W ej sbe^ulp mi irke ;sm ip history books, though a analysis pf the works .they “i^nlof; i jew'kip wledge hind' , grow trif, pi odu 1 FIND WCIMAN person ap^ ihjurptl 111 dthirk li’ j Dr. WiViam C|apdjy, firij depart!- ment surgeon, |I Woialdn’t, 1 surprised if ther. more in there.” BRITISlI kjTO RE< FOREIGN! POL}(i arts,” r. Sam- T*. Sjj cop irkl thu T'T 1 -! WRECKEI) IBU WASHIKUTO Firemen! t mieliij^ -debris.' eki iy : to^ man frohi :hf in jwhose col apjse aiillle IT has! been Dr. Aslpr; shmihg pajssion. ‘Mug-books” Are || Jsi ful His self-styled “qui r xoijic assaults upon the mysterious windmills of iLivi IN ■B| N « T T : )ea 171! !#-! tliropgli ipna, of [escurtl | U wot itior of a hi ildfin ajt lbi$t top of the of! per- hiktory discovery ot appeal diligent left be- The tuberculosis survey team will be on the campus January 6 through 14, according to W. L. Penberthy, dean of men. The X- Ray unit will be set up in the YMCA Chapel and will operate every day except Saturday and Sunday from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. On Satiirciay, Jaupary 10, the team will operate from 9 a. m. to 1 p': m. a boy he found a toy pistol In hisj Christmas stocking when what he |-v rp 1 really wanted was a pamphlet on i T 01*111 PF I FcIO hqw to I figure an income tax re-1 ‘p 1 ; ^ * iTT turn, j It is one of the big lessons in any child's life that he han’t expect to get his heart’s- de sire for nothing all the time— eiven from a Saint like Nicholas. Philanthropy dften fumbles. If able in try, days, accorcing to information re* The examination will take very little time, ' clothing need not be removed, and ithe. results are.strict ly confidential!; i Texas history” hjave led him to all and Historical” published in Jan- parts of the country in quest of uary, 1942. information. Old; newspaper files, a wide acquaintance among emi- j land grants,. Wills, and even “mug-; , le nt historians has aided Dr. As- boqks Have helped him to solve ; bury in his work. He gets the in- Each individual will fill out a smilingly hopeless problems.” The i h pj la tiop to investigate a person form prior to takitiig'the X-ray and Work of some enterprising publish- f r0 m a chance bit of information on this form will indicate his phy- er ot an earlier [day, “mug-books’ ; picked up jn casual conversation ; sician. If the results of the exami- Seitved as media! through wfiich a ! w ith other historians or from read- j nation are found to be positive, the person could satisfy his craving ( hK something written by the per- 1 case will be referred to the indica- fpr Immortality.! A fee 'of $25 to i SGn Through old letters he became j ted phvffician. Jf the findings prove $50 entitled him Ito a short biogra- interested in Ann Rainy and Har- to be negative, the individual will phjcal note and perhaps a picture jkj e ^ Ames, pioneer women of the H) jthe bqoki In the: hands of a his— Texas frontier. He plans to write tdijian sUcb las p£. Asbury these i ail article on each of these women books bejeome a .storehouse of i»-1 a f t er he htix- Investigated them ‘formation. J ?< cho]roughly. ; '' • Supervisor] Ta Over Duties D. H.; Bearden, fonder little junior is going to get p(*rma-i s p r trade and indus rial !6’ n^nt lumps on his ego because he ( tjon for, the State. Bp im of cijn’t sandbag Santa Claiip jivith tion, h^s assumed! |ifj d 100 per cent success, he just | assistant director of bruises too easily to enjoy this j Extension Service at vsjde of frustration. The# parent He received his Rj 1 would do letter to buy hini an Teixas Technologic^ ivory tower at birth and stock it n^o. Hp hais done |gj with enough rations for his life- at'the Universitv of time. ' • Picking Christmas gifts for ma degree at the UliveHtit jqf children doesn’t call for any more [ Texas. Jn addition, ty- psychology than the commoip (Sense ! te|i mostt of the req anybody has. It is generally a mat- an MS degree at A tbr of compromise between what Ii iverk' has Hk i ipjif- liil emkili fidriti. 1 riiti plication kiitih t iiicatHinA C;9(mml| siomtalirtv pert News—wnli Iradjj with 30i0«0| wa m\\ mail B. Cainpbjctlb m WFAA, hais lanr Hold \ early Dante Dee. 27 in Borger or(six i thd fbtitirej: df ,+ii| hate cjbmjnto- altefevl- liight. d regis-, ■k Hotel to the with for Arrangements hai^e ^ the TSCW Pan! .as. Fuleial op fhr bri the jlDoiJlas siatipn I jowler, rF'AA lajrtih. tog Hgjdi'r^etoF of heed.: The Panhandle Al Ie 1|kI. Club will hold! its annqalj iChri^tmas dance at F|:30 p. m. Saumlay, De cember 27, at, the Aider tan Legion Hall! ijn Borger, Joe :D[ \’aughn, president, announced lajst ! StHdeijlk attending! siibul tpr iln the jlobby of (He Jlac in porget before koidl dance.' [ ' j | j,,. made ndle , Club (girls to go with! tl cisjel Aggies who do not already ha'yi datqs. } Ptorsoris : who do not tayle places to s|ay overnight in iBor^ey will be accommodated in privjdte These rooips will alsp at , the ileikistration jdefll Tiere will be ho todpijssion ch%i go. However, ktiu khtl ning to' attend slioulq Vaughn in Room 3(^9, [) Chu:k Maisel in Roohi 4(|9, Vmglhn stated thgt files lAlmonte was Anna’s aide i day, 7 dl m. in Room 205 of the something ‘free, convenient, con- jwRo advised-the']invasion of Texas' Academy!}. Building, according to ‘mntial, and advisable. 'ind his account of the battle differs Farris Blofk, chairman, ponsiderably frqin the commonly; Block stated this subject was REDS LEAVE BULGARIA, >ei aUir, fo • a t bbs also 1 ? k^vtiicfn L. F. ijijiiirllgailij, Dajluto c( n(tjrartpr 4 and rea 'lastiajte| r ‘ ' ' filed’ aiflilicptio permit-f ! HILLSnORG H CALLED i“UN AUSTIN, tc ■ dangerobsietoid veav 81 'hotwee Litt e :Aggieland arej,invited Chr stthas dance. They toho!ul(jl con tact either Maisel dr 1 /jau^hh for ojre rtfeing for full | particulars befo|re the ihoilidays. My 5 h ■■ kccepted text-book version. Printed selected |bv the I. R. C. because of Hfs! R\blO SAYS in the Southwestern Historical its timeliness. France is in the . • Quarterly in July, ,1944, the diary midst’of the darkest hours of her LONDON, Dec. 17 —(A**-— The liitjt'r atopearpd in pamphlet form, political history and the outcome Moscow radio broadcast yesterday] ! A fel|tow in the Texas State His-( Of her present domestic difficulties a Tass, dispjatalj from Sofia re- fpricai Association, Dr. Asbury has will have a definite influence on all ported j that the last Russian oceu- written many articles for the As- the nations of the world, he ;added. ] pation forces departed from Bui-, totociation’s official publication. Par- Dr. S. R. Gammon, head of the garia Monday ip compliance with ticularly noteworthy has been his history (lepartiiient, is spoqsor of the terms of th^ Bulgarian peace work “Jonas Hirrison, Legendary! the club. treaty. !— —fw «■ l 1-.———h— — t (■*—-— —-—,— — ————--—■ - - - ■ ——-—*— ! [: .■ “ . f ;• i 4 All-Conference Fullback homes, bd idekignated Athletically-Inclined Pastor Played Against A&M in 1925 M plah- pntact 01 m 9, qr Dbrm 8. mb iqn at t(i the way 81 bejtweed boro m|ktoa. it present-|lay tjfa Pjefl o Max Triplet County,! tplq! t Commission yeto (The highway gioland-FottW Al—(T h;High- Hlls- ise by FEAR BOIU' STUDENT ' AUSTIN, Tei fortscofitinued it rick D.. Miller and belibvtcl fr4' r ‘ in which 1 ■ last nig|hti p. Deputy Shirr tified the mips! 4c Alexander Speaks h Hfcre This Morning ! Djr. W!. H. Alexajider, principal 'Ll cipal speiker for the 1947i ReBgious Em- phaiis Week, addressed stuceiiltsland faculty morning at 11. D|r. Alexander, Oklahoma City, flew fijotn Dallas earner this morning to; niake to- morning Hay s three-hour vis pus. i group J of nbert this fii , ministtlr from By KENNETH BOND , “I think you must know how to live, m addition! to knowiije how to make a living,” explains Orin G, Helvey, Vicar! of the St. Thomas Chapel. , Rev. Helvey Vitos born in Wyqne- woo(L. Oklahoma], ip 1903. He at tended the Castlp Heights Military Academy and Tech High School in Atlanta, Ga., before entering Ceri- tral High at Houston. He played tgcHe for four years on the Cen tral football team and lettered three years in basketball. In thto IHterscholastie ipeet at A&]M in 1#22, he wan the discus, shotlputt, and javelin thrpw, and Clyde Brtown, coach at Ripe, played sec- pnd in t(he half mile race. Through their, efforts, Central High took first honors. He graduated from high school in February, 1923. While attendiijig the University of the South in Sewanee, he p|ay-| ed tackle and fullback on the foot- hall team for four years and was it tp the catn- After dinner today he met with a group of studentc* in ah infor- pial open, forum of questions and answers ty itjj r «: ;cf tohdwe , i. - Lm Formerly an amjateufe- boxing .cha npion, Dr. Alexandiir was re turned to the campus la it year for thej Aggie Muster * aft r ten here for Religion Week. i 1 ’ fle planned to re round 2 this afternoon fter the forum. II !;*-( : l. li urtr having Empha- 1 • :i Dallas Sdiate- all-conference . fullback one year. During that (time., his team played Texas A&Mj at the Dallas (Fair With A&M;winning two game? and tying one. Rev. Helvey played basketball and lettered four years qh the track team. He graduated with a Bachelor pf Science in Biol- ogy |n 1927.- ; T;I He entered the Episcopalian TheologicaL Seminary . at Aleixan- dpr, Virginito, and received a Bach elor of pijvinity in 1931. iiHis nrsjt assignment was Rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church Houston. After two and one irs he was transferred to Church at u Nacogdoches, he served as Rector for nine 1 ! ' REV. ORfN G>HELVEY Vicar, jilt. Thomas I'M ears. Rev. Helvey entered the Chaplain’s Corps with the rank of lieutenant jin 1942. After attend ing Chaplains school at the Naval Operating Hasie, Norfolk, Va., for six weeks, >tie was transferred to the 70th Coristrjuctipn Battalion, stationed at Davisville, R. L He served with this unlit in Anew, Algeria, for nine months. They were responsible for loading ships for the Sicilian and Italian inva sions and maintaining the Amphi bious Training Base at Ar?ew. f,V .ik * 0. ij | n December 1943, he was sent to the Naval Training- Station at Gulf port, Miss. In January, he was transfened fo the USS Leedstown, APA 56, an attack transport. This ship served as area reserve at Okii nawa and lajhded troops at Leyte] The ship was ih San Pedro, Cal., undergoing p major overhaul, ort V.I Day, He was placed on inac tive duty inj September 1945, and has served ate Vicar of St. Thoma? Chapel since that time. In 1933, R,tv. Helvey married the former Miss Earlene Gunn of Houston. She attended the Univer sity of Houston for three years. The Heh’eys: have three sjons: prin, Jr., thirteenj; Clinton, eleven; and taste— an interlude of glajlness, Warmed by a Spirit of loving npss that leads' people to do kind- some coppeiajtive training schools,! director o|f school at Lubbock, i volcatioija! inldustrial ing courses during sions at A. & M., aiu supervikolr-training little thing for both children and f 0 l. the; Industrial ExiemsUi grownups! with no thought bonus back. of a ficialiy begin on Saturday, acu ty, 6n(d employees olf A, & M,( will ba] closed and locked af and] v|ill remain locked until livingf in Dormitory N \4 who pfia dbring the Christmas holidays indents rooifns, li sii! <)a ion fie «f indbs in War .-w, . iti strut} :«i B; 1 achtor • mniijii i wtili ft :if bf i ft r And they’ll ruin the whole .spirit if they worry Santa Claus' into taking, a post-graduate unjvjbrsity ctourse in child psychology, i l ring a note of permission frorfi the loqcbpants of Dormitory 14 to i! •' andj attend movie 4, eat i jn in Bryan To Refure rooms, students should Room each Hd will not remain here innie. A. Zinn. assistant showing ihfis location for the holi- 90, Goodwin Hall where sfuuent will sign a rosier ays sri that he may be located ip (ase of an embrgepey, Zinn stated Thto \dll fee following library schedub' in effect during the holt- (ays.'Paul S. Ballance, libr&rjiut, i nnouneqd. L Dei. 20 Deb. 21 Deb. 22-23 Deb. 24-25 Dec, 26 .. Deb. 27 Dep. 28 i„. 29 . Jan B ; Jatoi; 4 The library will •hedu|e January h 9-12 ..l.| closed ... Closed ( 9- 5 , 9-12 ,. closed i . (t 2 . ; 9-5 9-112 j I. closed j •esunie its usual 5. hi. i t ! iS|bjsa Open Noon, Night the kids want and what the!family j Di« duties for the ij tat ■ Fosfjid I DuMan Mess. Hall will be closed budgett will allow, and 90 per cent °,‘ Education included tie orenmi- ( | ur j n | K holidays, btii Sbisa Mess V . i v • i i . I. . i 1 t inn u n/1 ciin^rvrittinn n f inrli h; i sh l ! * «• i ; . . I 1 1 ..« • « iWJi j imv ijv>v I iqd ! ! J i a || Jill remain open with plate lor piiIn ie erv i f J fpom 12 to 12:30 noon j [ and iin|>the evening from 6 to 5:3(>. Clear Thinking Is Necessary, Davis Tells Kiwanians vibe of A. & M. |Mr. toad Mrs. Biairdij daughter, June, resicje'at i} 1 shjing Street former! Byardeto headquarters 'while i;h ]:he ! . ment of the State Bfw rtl ftf tibnal Education. With; the Tndusjtri Service; Betorden \yiil| ter E. j L. Williams. iili b i ssintl “The man mlan who; thinks clearly searches for truth, and it is a ntoeessity,” Rev. Carlos DayiA of A&M Methodist Church', told Crawford to ME Staff Mem tljie ipwanis Club at its \beekly liiiiAeon meeting at Sbisajj Hall Tt/esdtoy. The speaker, introduced by| Gene Brock, program chairmaif, Members of the moi'hiitj g|neerihg department i tajffj honored at a Christma ' ijair day night, December ^0, by : j Crawford; head of the : depa We must use that God-giveh fae’ ; «P d Mrs. .Crawford jitjtHto u|ty for reasoning to learn the Y?, ut f a,nu j.. i,!h tiruth and to project it ihtjo the 1 j Honored guests ^11!^ ly. We need to njanifest our love ^^0 mechanical enfinHljm ifj we are to growl We need [fo act purely.” members of the deipdrtniwd iinbi ! A. V, Brewer, professm Stuart, nine] Rev. Helvey’s, hobbies consist of athletics and Woodwork. With the assistance of toeveral instructors andia host of Studentsj be built a parish house af the rear of the chapel. From digging the founda tion to completion of thy roof apd installation of the windows, it was a cooperative effort of students and other interested members. Along wifh the regular servicto nd Communion held by the Eplsj- cdpal Chapel, Rev. Helvey plans tp staiTsa Confirmation class about the fireKof (January, which will be presented lit, tHe conclusion of Re ligious Emphasis W ricei btor plate will be 50 centif. j leak fast will not be] ijerYe} a m.; owtoVti, lother enjployees will re turn! to their offices on December. 29 at 8 aj m. Those employees will be given a one-day holiday v oh New tin r Ye|r’s !%• fiijtot 29! following exami Tile fiijst seines^ef will er whlHi. kill be held from 23 'ihrtiugh 29. Wildlife Leaders VM' Campus to M d Jidi* ationts in uary •j Aid College l nil nh it-1 fqr tof ! Gk of: Aiu ; c tdams to Attend land Conference Colj E. V. Adams, director of the Aggie Band, will leave by plane tomorrow for Chicago where he ill attend a conference of univer sity lindr college band di erence will be s Hotel Decent! rs of over plans and] tetoorri for the sheep toyd! K™ gram with the animql hi departkneht. j Expynntcotal work! j in| husbandry conducted mprhea and Ysleta were inspected by Jon (Is, Miller while enroutc to coll I w . bands and orches present to exchange V, iV; will Abilene Club Mee* The Abilene C’" L smoket* Wednesda portation will be ing from the Y ments ifnll be i, r-'i Keccht visitors, on the iCftmpus were E r. Gustav A- Swanson, Chief of] the piVitoion Of Wildlife! Re id search, Fish and Wildlife Service; f. Iflj. Gotermuth, vice-president of lit Institute D. C.,‘ and executive sec ii i !■ If both oif Hr Jar 1 P. rjjito: th|i* Wi dlife Management I f Watohingfc ir t! Ojrjster Commission of Ausfin. ishington, Dodgt'k e m ; retltof’y of Texas Dame, Fiijh, am L X .*•! | i s x \ . 4 r Thes» men, repiesentjog cooper-; atOp vrith A&M in the work of th( Tdxtos Cooperative Wildlife Unit • wfrf i i College Station to jdiacusi!] j in ohlei ns of organixatioq wit! ’ % D»jn 0. N.i Shepardson, chairmat of the Administrative (Committee p -.f W dter P. Taylor, Wnit leadej' 4 and P r - W. B. DaviJ assistar uijdt lender and head of] the depart merit (jf wildlife management. Pol eij>|(j( an I programs were considered and plims tentatively agreeitl on. m i Pn IeavingvCollege Station Dr, fl® S'totolnsbn went to Okltohomp City i rJ„-! J\ r ..Jial-i 1 a ■ conference with Oklahomi e’Dupartment and Oklahomi lAj&iM. College officials tegardini: of a new oop'erative wildlifel reseto rc, li t° utoiit vihich will noop Ik- installed >0 i al Stipvrater. Gutermuth left for a board o directors meeting of the Wildlife, Managsment Institutje in New Yorl; k ru Jr d fl tow a- C!ub will] esday ev ningj 1 be fur lighei YMCA it 7. serve*, ani I for holding a New Yeirta 1 ty in {kbilcne will be t|i|KV [j , ’ ■ ;• - ’ 'ce Tonight A ciudlelight carol prtoyer jerv UeTWf. be held tonigftt at 7:30 in t Thomas Epilsco choir will lead ional which wil gregationjal The last part cons 1 ja prayer an with altar c*f service i Ifut everyone according i\ Chapel, candleligh be follow (singing o the service meditation ‘jurniug ly fo* invited Rev, O. G T j H •11