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dents. The d ai gehc iis
raised-^^ffelj l[n
been done ab
!’ A
mder the tri 1
taken to.eqni
rohds with p
Will more
action ?
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M
m
hei cjrbs ;m
ntjper lifel ts
lleof)le b( kill ell
Establisl
For somb K'earls, M M N .
These studenjf'hqv|},“; pii ic i|i
student pubH|cli)ituui|s|
been good,
agricultural ai
trained nerso
di'dartnieut o
Qui'A. &j j\l'. a
d jengi.i ee
tel iajei
optijip,
Improved
11>
fo
s U-(>
How nran
nil Kyle Field t
-by South
fir d. Hat exc(
. thipi a v,arm-
sectional game
, Fortuhati
tie| night gap-
id f|
to c(ome to KMJe
Also (luriftg 'i.dtjs
deliirtment. tie AUihi'c
ii) raising the jstAmljir
Appomt
during tjbis v w
Field
Athl.ilic
’ years
Fan Up
vek dV
>t jfo -ia
Ht
a
’ll
k i
1 ver
bonditi
StaJ
IT ht
and
:’I1
tar ai ; t >w i|Mividlifai.s are concerned, bull the punhber of students willing (he years nip tep stories. Uuntie of| President c.ilbb Gilchrist,
y,
the
es ci n 1 e
tdv
Hecj at the College Station hulfoad depot, in separate acei-
of this station has long been recognized, but nothing has
1 ! | • '|j ' i I L ! ^ ' j
On, serving bqttrrailroads kul allo^'ingipeople to pass safely
eal a dution. Bpt unless this can be done spun, steps should be
(lie depot, at the\ Ka$terwood Field road, and other important
Tds.i ■ 11 ' j ! . "| i ■
iff this depot in 1948, or will we save their lives by timely
Trampling Out the
AP Kditors Select Top Texas Stories of ’47
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Aggieland Rates 6th
I A. & M.|s student-administration floods in the fall, and glided with
I fight which raged through the severe (Add in NoVenjher .and De-
t j l j A. « »iuujein.-aumuusnauon flopds
I fight which raged through the severe chid in NoVeniber and De
ls been .trainirig'technical jtjuWalistsj by a left-hand method.; S’^^st^lm
courses, majoring in spljie teChnijcal field, working on Texas Associated: Press member tilfXANI) On Jim nil rg 29,' stu-
f- UFgctt enough English courses |on} the side. Results have; papers voted in tqe annual poll jderlts af a.&m. ninrjfh^d on the
the Number comber j
6, STE DENT KfAOliT AT AG-
to studi in ( sijicji (jvii)v ays la^fjion lias 1 been'too small to
juunialists nic !ivp( jhc <;<>.
A. & M. jcfiuld He |hj \ H
m\ ets
vi h' i|
l not t|
as i
ore i
i ft re ajj
>rt at i
th:
sSOl
aifly i
Ivc
u6m
{s
' %veral niijiibco
. denfs in dbrmiforjeil h;
,a;fs|st studentsi w|0 it
j v^uch |a n jin ftyUi
and umlerstai dingAijuk'
ihem. | —rtr'iT ']
‘ These men vfoiId
specific class-itoom i{
■■ j If it is in pojsil)!
in the college practjici
each gr-inip of (loiimjitil i
contact bet weep facjiUt.
Present A ^Stij
: at . : M r
Aiuny aw ip-d.4 ^re
proficiency. Hut we ig
Once we Inul
ai
art
ritiatenship, by tltd pa
; sill pro “Kold^rs.j-sjtp
|;Whv not
pnajjle who; hfit (j^lh
member, aijd ’ ' 1 ' '
'in Tfie Battal
'Indent.
' This is a
Enlarge
(une'U aiji
on kjrisi
rosibi ifii
Caii^j)
L
jStudent's whq ka'
klass|e.s:A\ itli, v'fldj giaz
tion weekHmt -isist) mil
ing a fuller kecrea ioil
cease
JThe qiraltfy ,qf t.h
jn tips neck tf the
The problem} of jfi
but headway has b nm
MGM picturesyTlu
_—-'i\U the fiolld of dlatkcal
taleri 1 here, Hut it is : u.iorga
fornfed during 1!94K t<f till
The .gecrjatilonal
the sfiows already ] resfnijed
such las the Lnivjerkity
taink-s to Austin}, voiji|l .1
Tbe eyes have lit,'
s()!vejrl.
C<
jo .4n
gi|mpij
;o
g p s
(h
L v
ac
I fill the requests for technical i
•I I
wl
ichool
ields
Ut .w
.irrieulun
takivthe
erwlieliningly selected the Number mW regtilations. '.Freni! there',
6ne story, with only one A:P editor situation 1 developed ijti> a n
the nation for tqi^ing technical journalists’in the placing Texas City anywhere hut
Briefly, hen' are tli<'T|iglilight.s
df the top ten stories of 19t'7:
l TEXAS CITY EXIT-DSION—
t Apnl id, 1917, burning: tanker
ich are the very fields where the need for specially
e-eah be the leader only if we establish’ a journalism
specially designed for such framing,
cad, where it has ; 8it<th a tiptural advantage 7
loliings
bit I
hazing,
the
near-
st rike, ijrotests, hearjilnts by the
toliege bfiard, a vote of confidence
in (lie adnvlm.stration, punishment
of | the ■ student ’jeadprs, and a
Hoilist'-St lyite I’nvestigijitiion.
7. EAST TEXAS FOREST
here
rportififit
fhe
;fn si
eil, t
1 A. &
ap important non-cionl't!*rence game
jeeit since! A. & M. plavtu
jenibe r ? j [ ■ j ; ,: i 11
i rithc, half the conference games dire played on the home
!j at the opening of the seasejn, wfiich is usutilly little more
Im and White, do other gantes. arc .played here. Our inter-
makipg i r t
jleikir
hard for many sKudeiits Th attend,
m,ei|it is considering p|utt|ing lights onl Kyle Field so settled wiihm-a week he'major
1 0,:! Q ccliodido ic 1 1 li\ r /,r S'
U>aded with ammonium nitrate
Slimier ly exploded, caused.( hain of
ptiier . xpltikions and fireij, t aused
risk deaths dUri|ng ah'nost;week of
tiofror! unt'ipiallcd in Texas smut
: Galveston hurricane and tflobd at
l.tjurn of century. 1 - !
2 THE jt-DAY TELEITIOXE
•STRIKE This was proceeded b\
a local strike at Odessa | ill March I
| \yhich Ssprdald over Tcxa; 1 hut was
EIREs Tdey broke
1917, mil'e March 2Hj
luofe sejously in. th
they raged out hi'
kept. 21 to Oct IP
Sevilla
s. I'RI SIHKNT T II \ M A N’S
iju). twice in
later and
•j 'fall when
drtjlrol from
Djapiagc was
urse
by l^fevl’ Yor
A program
the Evening '
mittce
adoptloh at meeting 6f the Board f)f
A board spokesman hgid the course would be
open, only to those already employed iin Hie brew
ing industry, ' 1 •' !| \ #
HE LIVES, BUT HE’S THIN
Fiftytyeaij-old John Anderson waa"thanking his
luckV stprs today that he has kiept a tiarrow waist
line jUl pis life.
Anderson fell off tiff platform of the I.R.T.
subway station; at Broadway-West AS?th Street ip
New Yofk cjty recently but railed injo the trough
and lay so flat that he was untouched by the two
cars of p traiih that passgd ovea - him.}
Aiir ambumnee attendfint fnom Mother Babnni
Hosjjitali examined him, found no injuries, and sent
him to his home at 151 East 137th Street in the
Bronk.
SHARK PILOT [ J
A nr^n calling hinrself the world's j-hampion
oceap sWimnler hals iinvgiled liis plan
shark-power at Palm Beach.
Ppil (j'hotjeau staid redently he plans jo'‘‘pilot"
a spark j harpassed to a pontoon-like craft front
Florida Bimini. Ill miles away. ; Said Chotteau:
‘‘It isp't as cragy as it sounds. After all, if a
man Tan switjn the idistanqe, it ought to btj easy for
a shark "
liarnass
; Florida Asspcikl
(if the United SKF
The Wrtific
buttled sharks ;
Chotfeauj o'
tjo nvak(f a tjhal
. Only i hitifh
tfcau ak'hmere
And (j'hotteau says hej has swum the distance. ^ nesspig, :i;t sha
He packs hjsj claim up with a certificate from the for th*' tr|ip. f *
tihe Wi
nbd ; ttfatl
H)o ih« wky Work,
ntiseid Ishfuiigbd off
People Will Eat More Fish, Turkey
i—I—h—r—f
VISIT T > \V \( (> T
flew to Texas March
•; honor ury degive i
ift president
fi; accepted
ifom Baylor
with
the 1948 schedule is laWiafivi;se|t, of course, hut pur.- -itrike.} a sympathy ijtnio
itortHern or other llistjaijt teams can be persuadetj iM^rii v M ! ! nl *’
oasoH bef n-e confureuce pUtMbfigiijs.i. • jmuS|tS ex«.pt P in !Ss with
e signs t|f greater coctpemtuh) between the athletic dial systems (including all long
iu Formpr Students Associtftipn., and th4 ; .student body
b:t
4 dr
t\I] jithlptics to new high levjels.
S(‘ltf)!\S
lich
‘d thcqybfn of haying a couriselor ftLyje in each dormitory, to
es and personal problems. Wnv not at A. & M.'
) lie . ‘ [ 11:1 ’ " ’
dor. <
an
Umvi'r.sjtjv
9. I.E<qs|,\ n RE ^iREI I S VI
T(» VOTE TAX MEaLsI RES —
Governor! liemifoi d 11 i.I.estcr was
tntruguniU'd tins . ycii. finances
looked go(.d; and he nnd the leg
islature alcdged fo lie w taxes.
They voted no nfu tp^es, but
, went; xt to adopt'irccoifd-breaking-
...I..;
10 IOIR-DVV (HASH
THE PHANTOM BANDIT
distance calls)
I 3. FRYING DISKS*
! homenpn. pccurred in the heal 'of
S qummOr and every tenth person
'in Te)fas seemed to see s^' :,I) X e . 1>h - u , t( ,m| bandit (ifiasj
. f , . . ’ii j [. . j , ;• i . ! living disks shooting through the ... . J -n ex . |g
prohibit living-traternitiex and house all their sfll- Sky. It was a national ,tjraze, not 'Ihrongh t.iudli '(T that
confmed to Texas, and yhed out sta ,v ; in ,i nhfdlv dude
(juietly m August. Tnere was ,».«• j,’,.,, , , ,L a rix * ( . r bai
¥\ ^P-notch calibre—i)tjoadlj\'j!|educated. sympathetic, SiMplS hiU ' 1 '
aw 1 such men be founq? Other schools have found | ageing tmpgs, or were pasta king
- ■! }"**■' . j .J j ’• j jf . I repl objects for unusual; objects.
‘spies” or jj roc tors, but would be teachers without: 4. dR. boss mtrder case
• ■ * 1 ... . Four persops of one family wore'
Leap Year Will See Skirts
Hit New Low; Necklines Next
i!v I, A RIO GOOPWYN
llejialdii
liliother Icaiji year, a
pi csillciiti; 1 election and'pew won
ders in tin field of science, 194k,
less than i wreck old, also caiTtes
the promise of bigger thilngs both
good I and had, on the home front-
Foj- woineii, it means another
look lit the “ijew look”, another 12
months th it promise to ■ s kirts
fontnue to drop,*
I OR
The
started in
! it, raged
jiart of the
! iii capture
kj near Bon-
pno
Ttem)
No jyheru
id sittduuts
ng their full time to cbunselling and tutoring. , , , . ,
a each dormitory (odr tlorms aj:e .smaller than those ! Ilea” Nmv^rijunfds^ May's?. Dr
counsellor "
2 j
'ltd
<)f
i sntufK
' . vt '
t;ip t||
Akgie
iidtut*
s .Eij
{aroflBffA&M on- the \v«?k-ends invarialiH" appear
1:1 qfik.-f* 1 •' . : -
!( din in
1 program so that the aforementioned eirei may have some sur-
Coh|ii oj vje
it
rap
The Battalion, oT'icia
of College Slat on, Texas,
afternoon, gxcot dui
'Ushedj semi-weekly.
itewa contr
win tlall. Clasiifii
209, <|oodwin‘Hjall.
ibutior
Clarified 4tdk'4 ia i’ hi
oodwin
AlFAmerican
ted
Right
it of .not
Entci
Office fat
d-aa sccond-clasB’
CnjlcKL'
otherwise
of repubihcatiib i ,of jir
it might be {fossible to
is such a service needed rn
is so limited. t •
vard
|
assi
fired
■ii .
1
n at A. & M. for athleticprjwyess,!sc
one counsellor to
lan at A. & M. where
hplaitship, and military
sic source of tichievument—citizenship
A. & M. who' was the empiidimunt (ill' high principles of
iwrenve Sullivan Ross. Wclpride oitrse ves* that Aggies today
| luloyd I. Koss, San Antonio' sttr-
! geon, |was yrrested, latj'r tried
} uonvietjed. m,ven death; fientonee.
| Troubly aruke over finances. '
5. WEATHER ..The jiedr stiart-
|. ed w'ittj blizfcjrds in January, piog-
! ressed ;to tornadoes in April. May
(Jinrch ol (llirist
Opens New Annex
The S'. OOd, classroo
I in A A-iV . Church m
epem u a id Used Sun
first turn, although a
*ior finishing had Upot
j)U*t ed
and iJujic, t(t hiirricanes jn August. The t wen t y- by - forty -}fi iot build-.
..... .. . I . . . If ,1.141, • . . ''W V, c* I < V O c ll i *■> O 1 !
nightly gentlemen” as taught by jS'ully Ross.
snail reproduction of 'the Sjdly
" Aggie citizenship—one to a} situ
ey could be selected by yotfe. Ballots could by printed
Ross statue to three
ent, one to a faculty
faculty nominations, and iin Tihe. Te>
d do something a’oout ourselves,
eric inmetit . . .
and w
1 i h 1
as Aggie for the ex-
inteud to.
Ii'ii 1 hei
The
their Monday
. , , , .- f
eyes, synply IteCause the ibpr&dpni of a (’ollege Sta-
lUitfaffoq joins vvA h tliese Witldl-eyed creatures i)t seek-
Tjown
Ixia
ft-jriin
u tle a
1 ‘
Hall ptesentatiuns can aid shouk be improved
Other schools
a sta--stlidded agenda! of !krtis|ls. Why not A&M?
icUtres at (|iuion.Hall is clouiltKl'with .politics and legislation,
wl m or *
I cat!
j -he ap
h| .re by e
ra i)la\
solutii
should lx*. Already GuiotAHall is on jt bid basis for
r. we hope, will see us see, nig: a 11 first-(runs.
(1 semi-classjca! music A&M is|i dekfetlf Island. There is ample
:ed. The Battal ion makes a {motion that a symphonette be
mush al void, *. | | ‘| vl| . ,•
ireciubly bridged vtilh a cyhtjnuatlon in quantity of
itertainers from other schools.} An exchange system,
ing a group of enter
ing here in return f<!>j‘ our sept
Hi.
O :x‘hH
>e (fnj
iavjejtad it. A full and well-rounded recfejal ional i»rogram is re-
4 Students Attend
Christian Meeting
Fum } Aggies iitloniled .the Xi rtli
Americfin Student Cmiltci'ence. (in
Christian Frontiers hi Id on the
cumptisj of!the IfniVeisity of Kan
sas Jn} Lawrenci', Kansas during
the Christmas holidays. Aggies at
tending the Coiiftji'enee wyi. J immY
Cushioij, of College Station. I.. F.
\Vjnkieij Jr., of College Station,
A\jlen Eubaijks, of Dallas, and J.
VC Roliinsoh, of Herefoid. aecom-
panieii by (innton Glay, tissistaiif
s 'creta y of the Y.MCA.
ChiAtian missions for the future
vfiis thi main topic of (iiscussion
fj)t lh two thousand"delegates,
\yho hi i),rd L)ii W alter Judd, a US
cpngi e: siniin and tenner medical
njtissjoi airy Jo (ihina, and other
niiissuii ajricS.X
This fiftet'jHh student missionary
quadrenijiial iwas attended by stn-
dehts f !‘(})m every state m the Uni-
tjed States*, paprulp, and sixty other
(jountri.'s to piesciit a sulk mat y of
the church wOrk oji all frontiers,
lioth ati homu and ah.road.
inch by inch,
Over the pro
tests of a diis-
heartened male
public. And, tfie
new year also
offers possible
preced.jmts i n
the field of edu-
catioij with thh familiar 1 tijrm "fed
eral rjid for education’’ agj^ n crop
ping up in thAnews. IT . -:
On} the pessimifetie sithj, 1948
looms} as 52 more weeks of (teadily
prices unless favorable
it conditions allow farmers a
to naryest pi record), prioc-
iir- tor the hiwcring cijop of consumer goods,
j the inter-1 The issup title "New Look";
been com-1 simmering jit jthc turn of the' yenr
after reaching a white hot pitch
when legs fjirs^ began to disappem*
But; it’s all in vain
j annex of
f’hrist was
rising
went I,
chanc
,I U; . s.iled with aspestlps shingles. : from View (jarj^in |1947, may flame
“imiiSes three cUssfpoiijik. a church 1 anew in 1948
shop amr garage. r l he flbor is .| say the f ishlibn dcsigmers. Th(u
i i.ncrete, "and the hu liling is il-! new look In s definitely heeftnie tjie
luminated bv fluore.sc‘Ml lighting 1 o''! k'nk unkl the diehard in knee-
tliKiughoiit. " . j .length skirts iw-ill look -as j out of
The former parsonage garage I place jas a |boj>by Soxer at an ent-
willlbe tilrnetj into* a nursery fpr
worship services.
James F. hpwler. min
added jihat
use dui'ini
(•or.'hng t
ister. Hd
shop would be avatial |e to menl-
hers iiponi appointnten: | and woulji
he used this sumiiiier |i) a handi-
eraI't pr<jye< t. Cohjtj'detion be
gan.on
hei- 15.
the
tiassy [ ball. }
Skirts ajre i approximately two
inches longer than in the fall when
the church the djroppipg heihlinc created a
fashion furpreiunniatched'slnce the
dawn of the ijobbie skirt.
budding llfst Novem-
r _
ppwspilj
publij
idgys
e Battalh
Siecke Appointed
Forestry Offieial
But, (it ainlt all bad, mates) as
skirts} grow} longer, necklines will
go lower, s( me bejng .slashed clear
|j to the waist with only the flimsiest
'! veiling of lacej Others are designed
jo be pulled ('down to reveal the
shoulders,
lows.
K. ( ). Sjreljc of Upll
iornier ilifecljor (jf .the
es| Soiviijc. has livifn
go Station,
Texas For- t
named one '
of fourtec^i new j,'UTj-presidents of
the Texasj Fpre.Jtry;
Pi sidcii IF. (i. IT'dd’
: announced! ! ,
The new vice,-preside
er with L).: W. Thom [iso
; previously} ekicted jfijr.s
' (lent, K. l,.'i “Jack” Krps
SitibsK rij tion j ite $4 per' school year,
si/nifty '
Agricultural and Mecjhanical Cjollege of Texas and the (bit;
ery Monday through'T:
unimer The Battalion is pub-
er of tH
.ed five
apd examination periods
3IeJ loll Cited For
Service in Aavy
t reasurer,
muko up
of fill
: The list
prc'ddimts
the exel'iiitjvj
Te as Foresjtny
of newly ppi
'includes i .‘I
industripl loaders. 2
DrJ A. \Y. Melloh, vic(
(if the }TexaJ Kngitiecring Exjvj'ri-
itigntjSlationi, has recently received
ai certificate of eOmtm ndation from
■-diiV'Ctoi' foi'fSRtr, iliinberlaiifL o ^ngr, nun-
erymaii, t-ditor, educ
iailroad j'Xecutivc.
s liow as the law al-
'
Association,
■binme has
nts. togoth- j
i of Keltys, *
'viec-prosi-
secretary-
194(i MERCURY SEDAN
COUPE
Ritdio, Heater, Scatcovers.
A Good 'Buy.
Lincoln - Mercury
CHARLIE CADE JR.
Hw)y No. 6 . - Bryan. Texas
and. Frud’l’ >mrne, will ;
ejminiittec
Astiociation.
milted viee-
UsitiessniCn]
iiankers, a
tor,
I
_
and !a
be nulde by tl'lephone (4-5444) or at tljre editorial office, Room 201, Good-
iced by '
The lawaril Was made "for imt-
standing Sefyice to the I’nitled
t ithe editorial office, Room 201, Good- ^ an<llM K ... ,, ...,
telephone (4-5324) or at the Student Activities Office, Room qtatys Nayy turrtng .\\r»iid war.^^.
Member
e Associr.fced Pi ess is pntitld exclusi' ejy to the use for republication
cr^di&'t
til; ote
id m .the pa p(;r and local n**ws of spontaneotial origin published herein.
of all new’s dispatches credi-! <‘ n d 1 Swind Laboratory
oris! origin published herein. Diego, working on problems
matter herein are also reserved.
Static
matte ■ ;i t“ Post
Tcxpai under
the Ac|. of Congres a of ftUrch ■) 1 !70.
CHARLIE MURRA
Jjlndley
Block, Duke
(rid Seticman
Noted
[organ, Ket
Iruee, Jr..
nietb
Bow-iVlt
Spenji er
font Carter, Ted tjopelaiji Tr«nai.
Mcr'Jn
Assoc iated Collegiate Prps
i Member
Repr
vertiumj
Chicag
JIMM: Ej NB1
Ison.
Hobi4
Ii aid
if
...Wire Editor! Paul Martin
-i-’-j.— -4-
J. T.JJMilcr,
- f
.Managiniri-Editori!
.....Feature Editor;
-Feature Writer* i
.... .Columnists!
i } ip.
Reporters!
I !'
.. I-
0f the Associated Press
I
—
Fhoni February
lp45, Dr. Jjeilph was with the Uni-
of California Division of
Nnvy
• San
per- j
tiiining to/ the location of subina-'i
rjnes by/stipdrsOnic imans.
versjty!
War Researth*at the US
alien ted nationally by National Ad-
* Scrvjte, Jnc , at New York City,
j. jLos 'Angeles, and San Francisco.-
iii. Co-Editors
Freshman Debaters
Fleel llearne Head
! .* j > T1« |
ISpujglas Hearne. elp't'trical en
gineering !freshman fram San An
tonio,waU elected | president of
the Llttlk Aggieleujid Discussion
and Debate Club at the last meet
ing of IPljt. ' : j; ;
Wade Ff)impton Oliver,
engineering, student frop jHi
was named vice-p.r,esi|d(M,
rt-Veit #fre
Member May Direct
lies Valley Authority
John W. Ncwum Beapinonlt, tlidincering fre
Don Enuelking,; Arthur Howard
Matula. Zcrp Hammond, Hcrah.
Sam Lanford, W.! K. Colville, If. Gray
Maurice Howell ■
J. D. Barrett,' I rmfon'D. Kid Z:
D, W. Springer! 124-^.
- sports Editor JT,. U t :
. .f , . - mem bet of t.h<t* A&M Board of I.h-
BenhSu'sbel^y ^".’^po^ Writ*™ 'Tctors, may also serve as head of
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vice-prjesidbfft' and
Phil Gpl(jls(ohi [Tt-vet Ifireshpian
from HorOfolftl, stferptary-treas-
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The pat liamenbarian position
‘ iJohri, Ready, i an agricul-
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Opens l:p0 p.m. 4-1181
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in the | i.
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head of j
the Lower Nejche^ Valley Aid For-
ify. Attorney General Price .Daniel' The atierage : odtput^ per man-
announced (Airing the holidayk. hour in trte United HtiUes has in-
Neither of the two state posi- creased jn average dl
♦jons nip najiijitr iohs.
The only item that w ill !> • big i
et —in women’j ijas.liions—.will j '
prices.
| And prices Wiilleo
0J|i the Ifood front) b
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no.
Americans willrcohunuc to (
i } ill 19-18,
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|M|t'ti'(l rtjductii
im meat ivrodjij
tidm will, prjt)»
j ably send jthe
eokt of nliilaijj’s
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niiw highs.
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tt ill only he ab e
to buy .1 Pi poundk of meat in !’• 8
a* compared td alioi t 15<>
17. (fo fill the breach,
be mor4 fish—ja jotjmoju !
more turkeys.
The uu.tlook on jthe) i»ou|tri’ fro jit
jsj taood, with egjg.jndlk, ahdSebeefe
production expectled j to hij id it
Apd, if (old man weather ill kiniil
1948 will
afld vegetable eatiers'j. . IV1 „„
ilowerfj look for a good yelir,
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