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TRAGEDY: tAr*. Agnesj Thohitis
walks from fHei Nmp. bfc>dty of her se>
old daughter, I found! d/owned at
Calif, lifegiuord. tri4 t.O offer
wm
INTi-MATE
me
eeps as she
seven-year-
Roscoe,
sympathy,
LOVE: Doris Von Knoblock
tries to stow away in a crate
in Germany to fly to her
fiance in N. Y. She failed.
17 Pr
Made in Cadet
DRAAAA: Maj. Gen, Bennett
Meyers pauses to remember
a point during his testimony
before a Senate committe.
COMEDY OF ERROR: In the Vatican, Pope
Pius moves to greet a friend, left. At the same
time Mons. Giovanni Urbani signals to an«
other. Result: This ballet-like pictures
: r
’(in
Gandhi;’ leans
Mountbattert as theyj
confer With lord Mobntbattenf
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Mahat-I
Lady, ij
walk td
CONFLICT: Tony Zale, left, land Rocky
Graziano, battling for the middle
weight championship, produced this
scene of savage fury. Graziano won.
SUSPENSE: A heifer on the loose
sends Ralph Godsil up a pole in
Estherville, la. Godsil had anxious
minutes before the capture.
f
CRIME: A IS-year-old youth, (eft, holds a re
volver against another boy and uses him as
a shield during a gun fight with Boston police.
A policeman captured the youth from^ehind.
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Sevenlteeh additional pro^
motioiip f effective December
31, halyi; been announced for
the Cadet'Corps by Colonel
G. S. M doy Jr., commandant.
In Ompaliy A, Seniors, J. H.
Miller, R. W. Spoede, and W. S,
Dixon hrve been appointed first
lieutenants. Miller and Spoede will
serve as assistant platoon leaders,
w^ile Di::on! has been named ath
letic officer. |
In Headquarters, First Battalion
of the Pirst Regiment, V. M. Dev-
enport has been assigned the rank
of captain vfith the' duties jof sup
ply officer.
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11 [Promotions in Vets
Five promotions were announced
in Company ;A, Veterans. They arei
W. R. M. Dixon, Jake Boggs, John
E. Sibley. Rowell B. Cure, and
George W.' Harris. Dixon and
Boggs will iact as platoon leaders
and ho(d the rank iof first lieuten
ant. Siblley,! also first lieutenant,
will be athljetic officer. Cure, and
Harris wen? appointed staff ser
geants, serving :ls supply sergeant
and platjonjguide, respectively.
In Company B, Veterans six pro
motions weie made, including J.
L. MaoFarhine, George S. Drugari,
H. H. Bfunjchorst, John A. Olsoil,
H. A. ,Taylor, and W. M. Keller.
MacFavlAne; first lieutenant, | will
be platoon jeadeV. Drugan, also a
first Heqtenlant, was named scho
lastic officer. B rank hors t was ap
pointed technical sergeant, will)
the dutiejs; of platoon sergeant. J
Olson pndj Taylor were promoted
to the mnl(j of corporal with the
duties of assistant squad leaders,
and Keller, iorporal, guidon bearer.
Changes in Troop C
William Kruse, former exi-
ecutive (ffiCer of Troop C, Cavalry
has beer transferred to Headquar
ters, Second Squadron, Third Regi
ment. He was promoted to captain
and assigned the duties as opera
tions office^, replacing Asa Hollo
man. : 1 . |
What’s Cooking
(Notices should be in The Bat
talion office before 5 p.
evening before publication;.)
AGGIE AERO MjODELiERS-
CLUB. 7 p. m., Wednesday, |Hoom
108, ME Shops Building.
aggie Flayers.
Wednesday, [Music Hall.
AGRONOMY SOCIETY; 7
m., Thursday, AI Eecture Tdorti.
Elect officelfs fpr next sem< slier.
BARBERSHOPPERS, 7
Wednesday. YMCA.'
BOY SCQUT Annual Dinper, 7
p. m.. Thursday, gbisa Hall, !
CAMERA CLtiTB. 7:30| p.m.,
Monday. Guest speaker i
Chilton. ' j .
ELLIS COUNTY CLUB, 17:30
p.m., Thursday, ME chops Liecture
Room. 1 j
HEART OF TEXAS CLUB,[7:30
p. m., Thursday^METjhops L
Room. i ij
LAMAR COUNTY
p.m,. Thursday, Ropm 126
demic.
NAVARRO COUNTY
7:30 p m.> [Thursday
Academic;
NEWMAN CLUB, p. m.
day, Assembly Hall.; tongholrjrj pic
ture.
SADDLE & SIRLOIN CLUB,
8:20 p.m., Wednesday, Asiicfnbly
Hall, picture for Longhorn.
SIGMA XI CLUB in Che
Lecture Rioom, 8 p.m., Frida
9 '• : ] . I
TRANS r PECOS CLU
p. m.,.. Thursday, Rpom 2 ( V.
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TRI-CITY A&M (CLUB, r| |p.m.
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VETERAN’S WIVES BRj
Thursdaj
CDUB, 7:30 p.m.
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WACO McLENNON
CLUB, 7 :$d p. m., Thursday
301, Goodwin,
money. ‘j
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7. 1948ij
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ResearchFoundation
Councilors
1
Six Me
Four Fi
Twenty it|’0; l^adii
.■atorsi of/Te"^" ' 1 —"
A&M Rc'.sea
been increased! frapi 41
.her
;js,j have
i.h Fqun|atiop.
jorji^epr&se! ting ,t!l'if|.
o^iClillege Staff And
rmer Students Appointed
L|n
Bryan Woman Named
Delegate to Defense M
, Mrs. H. ti. Ran of Bry.an.l Amer-':
first lieutenant and Assigned to tpe . j can Legiop: Auxiliary DepaM^ment'
[executive qfficer’s position, ‘sue?- president, has been named HVIGov-
Also in troop C. Cavalry, Ste
phen E.iMopre has been appointed
I eeeditig j Kruse
Another [appointment in Trodp
hC (was P. B. Wells, who has bean
-changed from scholastic officer tjo
plat<Kin leader.
j \ |! ' 'j
Bronc - Riding Parson, Who
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Commanded Air Corps Unit
Here, New A. & M. Chaplain
! 1
Of Returning; Dead
buple:men, agriculturists, and edu-
bedn ; 4ifnef| as new.councilors of tpe
' The council membership has
‘to 71).
industry, [faculty
of A.&m' and; did 1 ) 11 ! 1 ' of
lege. ' f iTf“ tr
New'council . ,
pubiicare: Ejid uGW. BrAvh.Jjijisi
inessmaruaml- ph pbuilder.|Oranjfl;e i
E. A. Craft.-, dxji'euftive v|'q-prt : mi
dent. Southern jpicificj| lidphs!
Houstom Lon Hill, ‘ njre.sid^ht;
CentrhT Power ante! f Light Coin-;
jparvy, Corpus iCiri^ti: arjh-' C. jSt!
I Malone, vicefchaifman |of tjluj
board of the Sejcond iNatioija
Bpnk. Hoystoiji.; j , |
Agricultural eouncilorst Ve$ta
Askew, secrets -y-: Texas Shekif
jand Goat Raisers’ Associalion; $kr
[ Angelo; Walter W: ICardwim, mail-
(?ouhcilori represi nt fiye groups, the public, agriculture, ( .annujil installation banquet
fTexaS industry, [ifaculty 4nd sdifii-f-f-:——-— 1 ; — 1—[; Sbisa Hall at (7 p.m., January
the: coil ’ ' 1 ' Ll L - ‘ ^
Lot eless Succeeds
Sorrels as Head
Of Kityanis Club
Sidney Lj Loveless will be in
stalled [as president of the College
Statiop Kiwanjs Club at the third
in
14.
To Altemd School
Teacher^ Meeting
County I Supejiinteji|dehi 'f Public
iger • of the Luling Foundation \ He s “ cce f Joe u H ; Sorrels
Farm. Lnling. and Edgar H. Hl.d- t 0t *' r oftl( ' erfs to bo >h«tHlled
kens, Hudgins' 7 Brahman Ranch, ...... .
Hungerford: :| • V^uhmi. Ralph Stegn, second
, ; : vice-president; A\ . N. Colson, sec-
dustrial coumilors: William ; n>tar ' v and w . B. Manning, trea,-
t. Archer, president. I'ncle Jojhn- i
iy Alill^, Houstpn: George jAV
Instruetio|n, AV.j ; ]>. Biintinji:,
: M. Whitis, suplei intj'pdetit
]M. Consolidated Schools, >
jpey to Austin 'Ihutsday ;,
itjhe Fifteenth jAnmal Ml
•Conference of;. Cpxap St*!
iecutives and T( achier Tii i
[he held there Jlanuuiry $
JO.
% it
Jo study nfeanls .ofiimpri
local schools arji to-hear ti
jnan of the Gilmer- Vikenf i
tee report on p ans
school reorganp a tic
yesterday.
Dr. L. A. Wpads.j statij-
tjemdent of puhlid ipstru
Jet as general! chRirmai
donference. .i < j
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The purpose jof thlc* conJfr(*nce
FOR THOSE WHO
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DEMAND THE'BEST
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College Slice
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throiigh
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surer).
• , A R jO. Cherrv’is ciiaikman of the
Armstrong, president, Texas Stee bull J: n committee. .1. H. Southern,
Manufacturing Company,, rlji cHaiJ % nu . of t H e attendance eom-
dortli, H. A. Burow, nianatger.; ni itt(?(j, Ira A. Taylor, song leader,
Bonham Cotton Mr Us. Bonham.; T: ana A s NHson , ass I st ant song'
I. Harrell, president and g.eWyiali Iea( j er f
manager, Traders Oil Mill cWi 1 ErtlPst VVpI hl m - , IolIHton ,
bany, Fort Worth: and Raliighl. , i< . llt b 1ian t governor, will Iw the
Hortenstme, president VVyatt Met-, installin ()f , i<vr .
jil and Boiler Works, Dallas., |i| Gcria Rr()( . k js ' c hain*an of the
Alumni councillors: E. C. Er* program committee aid Sorrels
hard, president. First Natiifnial W1 ]i art as mastejr of cc
Tank, Bastrop; J. T. Davis, yi^e-j The program fijllow.s;
was annopneep today by president
Gibb Gilehrisjt, will beqomeji the
first, chaplain.; on the college staff
in some thirty-five years. Her will
serve as a npn-sef-retari'an relig
ious advisor and friynd to the more
tjhan eight thousand young men
who make tip the student body jof
elude [Joe R. JjtoLiieial.i first vicovv^j* 1 ® c0 ** e ^ < '- , » ,, j,
j This vigoropf 40-year-old ranijh-
} land parson up well fitted for: his
j new task. Born in Amelia Coun
ty, Virginia. ; [September 17, 1907.
Samuel Bebi.ard Hill is the sob of
a famous fafHey, the rolorfu! Rev.
P. B. Bill, tiijspibnary, pioneer and
Texas Range:d r TBi.father's story
| has b’eu told in Payton Green’s
jpopul; r bipgriiphy. “For God itnd
(Texas\ j
As |a [ yolmgster, Sam Hill maw
much of the world, as his father
served as a missionary to Korea,
a pioneer leader in establishing
the.church in Texas, and for many
iresident, [First National Baijik
Sterling City; Carroll M. Games;
jititorney, San Antonio; and Cj. id
Krueger, president, San Antjipiq
Machine and Supply Companyj.;
j 1 • 1
College eouncilors: F. C. pol-
.on. executive vice-president [and
lean (if the college; M. T. Harring:
;on, dea n °I ar t s and sciences; T>
A’. Lelandj head of the depart)
nent of business and accounting;
4. A. Lynch, head of the depart-
nent of. geology; A. W. Meipl
rice-directorof the enginCenr
station; and C. N. Shepardpt
dean of agriculture. - j iL,
George E. Chance of Brydnlj
is president, \V. B. Clayton; jof
Dallas is vice-president, C.lA.
; Koeber of ('allege Station is iMk 1 -
J retary-treasurer, and A. | AJ
J Jakkula of College 1 Station jisi
I executive director of the fonp-
j dation.
w • A I’*
Established twm and a half yekrs
ago, the foundation places at the
disposal of Texas businesses tht
extensive research facilities j pf
A.AfM. It amplifies the program
of the long-established ' Agricvil-
tural and Engineering Experiment
Stations of the college who work,
for the most part, on' state ;l!nd
federal funds.
It is.-financed by fees charged
industry and individuals seekii|ig
infrmation. *
J
i By FARRIS BLOCK s,
-A rarity, sandy-haired cow-cottntry Texan, who looks like
he would as much home on the hurricane deck of a
broom-tail bronc as in the pulpit, has been 1 mimed chaplain Qualified! enlisted reservists may
of A.&M. He is Sam Hill, pastor of the First Presbyterian'. !T tur |l l ? acti '’ e dut J Wltl |. ^he.
UtlUrcn Ot \ ICtona. ! ^ j month periods in 1948 as military
Rev. Hill, iwhose appointment - j ' 1 h ■— ;— j escorts for war dead) Sidney K.
where h.e served as a training of-1 Ixivejeas, ejhairroan of the BrazpsX
fiber. Entering the Air Corps in County Army Advisory Commii|t-
July of 1942 as aTieutenant, Hill j tee. M [ >• .
rpse to the rank cif lieutenant col-! Only reservists of the first fiVe
opel before his discharge May 30,j! grades whl| be selected, and they
1946. It was during this period!: will be aissigned to Fort Sam
tliiat he became acquainted with Houston arjd Fort Worth Quartey-
Ai.&M. and acquired many friends niaster Det>ot for duty as escort
.on the Campus. He spent a year, personnel tjo attend remains to the
irt’" 1943-44 as commander of the j P lac6 r>{ btii r >»l within the Fourth
air corps unit being tniined on Army area;.
this campus. HW.younger broth- 1 Wltjiin tpe limits of assignment
er. David, ineidettitallv, had at- 1 availability, volunteers will be giv-
tended A.&M.. being a member erf j en preference of location,
Troop A Cavalry in the Class of j loveless s^id.
‘ . ; Requirerhents for escort person- I
' This typically Texan man of the ' nel inpUidpj military hearing, neat-
eloth packs a wallop in the pul- " e , s f- «>br,ety, sense of responsi-
pit. In his "TUas”: A World in mental and emotiona sta-
Itsolf" George .Scsaion? Perry | bd>ty, tact and a sympathetic at-
sa-ys: “The fibs! few soldiers who f ^ tude | for f e 1 »” ss,on ' 11 was sta »'
wandered into the \ f ictoria Pres-
byterian Church twhkh the Army
remonies.
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by ar| A^gie for Aggies
J. C. Kearby
•he
—■
yearsj as ad dutstanding pastor in
v , i „ . u Sqn AntorKio.l Now retired from
'..4* ' . T r *' s 09 the ministry, his fatlter serves as
•quartat. ‘’Canada in th<j Morn- ( han | ain to t h L Tcxas F aneprs : and
mg," “Kentucky Babe." Mem- ( bapiain to tne lexas Gangers, and
. ^ A J , makes his hoipe near Hunt, Texas.
bersTommv ( ,oui<h RaiphUheat, Yoi , g a f took his A B d ,.
8SKS srt - ,r ' ,m Uontee •" Sh "-
■ man, Texas, in 1929, and h|s :B.D.
from Austin j Presbyterian Theo
logical Seminary at Austin), in
Enlisted [reservists selected will
n* . .. . , .. . , be" entitled to all .the privileges,
established a flying .school near ! d allowances 0 enlisted
V.ctona during Morid Mar ID Un Q f the same grade in the Reg-
sinv.at once that .ts pas or. Sam ulap Arrny . LoV eiess explained. '
Hill, vas q. good preacher, but | Further information may be ob
tained frojm Organized Reserve
Buddy Boyd, baritone,
It’s Twilight on the Trail" and
"Empty Saddle."
J a in e s Zentner, accordionist,
“Bells of. St. Mary’s,” and TUXin-
derpr March.
g^ie Rjamblers, western group,
1 of
Co'i’bby." ' Members, Chester
Chambers, Jim Maloney, Tex
FUtfds, Buddy Ltice, Roland John
son', and Rex Glimp.
f vT'rr- : years, moving on
Tt\at Kipd of Love and Happy .q... Ht , ... , h . f()
Alexander Film At
Guion Hall Today
“Preview ot Heaven", the life of,
Rev. j\y|illiam H. Alexander, pastor
of thje First Christiah Church in
Oklahoma City, is showing at Guion j
Rail ip connection with “Les Mis-j
ejvibles’*, today and Thursday.
Thy picture is a documentary
film made -in - the style [of the
“March of Time” shorts, with Dr.
Alexander playing the part of him- f
self except when he is shown Vis a j
youpg boy.
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mander. senator, or housemaster
to determirie the nature of expen
ditures for his dormitory funds
and to authorize him to sign a
voucher 4r pay a bill.
Sale also stated that it costs
3>i. cents) to rcipjace each bottle, of
Which 2 cejnts is paid by thej dormi- j
tory' jand l p* cents paid by the
Coca-Cola Company. Through No-
vember, 1504; eases of bottles had
been broken, j ' J j |
: The possibility of installing coin
changers and paying janitors or
students to pick np the bottles
in the hall was discussed, but no
action was pakem
1932. His fitst pastorate was as
Presbyterian [minister at Bartlett,
Texas, whortj he served for' two
to Boeville in.
1934. He weht to Victoria, otte of
I tlie wealthiest of Texas ranch
town, in 1941, and has held the
pastorate of the First Presbyter
ian Church there until he resigned
to come to Texas A.&M.
His Victoria pastorate was in
terrupted by three years of Serv
ice with the Army Air Corps,
ll
they must have wondered if Sam,
would not have been better as the
leader of a band of guerrillas. For
this loose-jawed towfheaded, six-
foot-four preacher J can knock a
grown man through a corral fence,
ride anything with hair on it, and
throw any steer that evep walked.
. He’s hard and toijjgh and in
telligent agreksive and a born i
leader.” t . :.
Rev. and Mrs. Hill and their two
sons, age 12 years.and 14 months,
will move to College Station soon
id preparation for the beginning
of his work here on February 1.
A person who watches an aver
age motion picture sees 250,000
separate pictures.
Headquarters, Room 216, Old City
Hall, 1 Houston. j?
Bring
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TK|)t Sljiiiili’ntK, iirilfcnihly
ind j year j im n. \hi> arc
ijr |f<^j(im|ii w< rk late.
miftils. Wi yncIStarl
idwjn Hall jWwIneMhy m'
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tnjss whoE [no. nool
•H ntwtirw Sul Roaaj Lodm> Nu. K100,
x.tf: & Ifi. mL 7 r* J 1
Th)itt»(lay. j .liiBtuiry
iw [ topi floor oil
'jolt Project Homo at trailer
president, bps been named hgiG'
ernor Beabford H. [Jester <i t'ep-lj
resent Texas at the Wometij'l; Na-f
tional Defense Confererjdf injj
Washington, January 15-171.!
During World War II the Unileti
States produced about 50 billion
eggs' anniilglly. j ' I 1 Ij
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