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>, r eb? 17 —(JP)—A sharp denunciatibn
man’s ipr) k^ed “civil righ^” legislation was
vojted f unaninkufsly by the Republican State Executive ^'om-
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HOUStON, Tex.
of Presiden
Miiy'25,
Col. R. B.
jville, jjationa
Winajh from
folrd the re^
tjHe ‘‘‘so-icHlfed air
(iticos Coi u
"row” soy r
the president’* jivqijiest ifiofl letijlla-
ttoh mitlawinljr | lynching, pol
requitenji^ife}; 1 *
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sipjii” and the
tlftn lav\?s in
Col. CreafiMj, kijt
Republicans,
i « unanimous
by the Exei
^ the proposed
1* Violation of
ajul sitate's. ijig^ts,
ous increase
Federal jrove
advan
on (the racia
ttee at its hjie^ing her! yesterday.
The cornmitjtee seljecicu Corpus* Christ! as the site fbr
state presldiintidl copveptiiir
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gaiter of Br< vms-
epiibliciti :|oni Mt-i
T*}:ai- Since 192), iof-
ol|i|tio(i| to lionfli^nn
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hf south. r
•ft ki igpin of T ?
Imd Just been y i
otej of confid ei
ye jCommitte . {
The CreagJrMromlution t< r
’ Fede:al legislate
ocjail klf goww n jenl
in: the powers c f jjthe
"npiert. Such le r
tion would. iiicjii-a!(ti and enfii
racial feclinta dh the: south
out achieving |the v slightejst b|ne-
ta jfe, | [the rgspfu
facial
.. said."
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the 7-esolu.tion. Or|ville Bullihdjtonl
>f• Wichita Ff
Crat, said thi
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Clark Files Nam
With Calvert
For Senate Race
Hillsboro, Tex., Feb. ij
Dij. F. B. ( lark, former prpwsor
of jeconomies at Texas A&|M jt'ol-
lege, today formally filed as a
candidate for United States Sea-
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The application for a place oh
the iDepiocratic party ballot
filed with R. NV. Calvert, cl
man iif the State Democratic
j ecufive Cpmmittee. j j|
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Irille Bullii) tori' ! ^ # /orthcom.ng
alii, ;t former i no- “ f th f American
rfchutsted legisla ion' S ^ e k ty of E^meeh
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atohiic theory experiment?” ^
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‘leering Lecture Room. Gukt
:er to be George G. Smith,
manager of Texas Constfuc-
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between ihe sdajtef p']! I - 1 ,n • !ine Mechanical
1 He Hairnet tljatj jlhe Stiuti^i^a ,
done ipore fir the coloml ie iplp “•+
than any cjthet’jSei- doniof'tihe|c< un^ f o]iowing the so-called bipartisan
try He chatged that the. Tf, .esf ^ ; olicv of the United S ates
foe the legts atjion is for ’ Mn cal * anfl * 0 J e ^ the “extravtaglde”
and rot on p .r, fse , an attifpt to ()f ^ Ma ^ hall p|an H e saidUjits
get the HarM, vJteF , J . to d ,
Bid ling top declared. “I| ant a capita in ^i a nd to combat Co
Southerner heforef 1 am an ymier- mUn j sm , Hut . that there probably
lean and 11 am a Texan
I am a Soiit/ierncr.*’
He urged) Rgpu}blleans |tp
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■Cfasc olic Ireland. • ’ . i '] fi-I
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Organizational, College Balls
Announced for Spring Semester
•' The schedule of organizational balls And college dunces
for the remainder of the spring semester has been announced
mtfT
GGIE PLAYERS, 7:30 p.fn.,
Wednesday, Assembly Hall. Plans
Will be discus* xl.
CHAPTER, AV-,
faday, Room I )5,
Veterinary- Hospital. (Picture V ill
be shown.) M i I
AIEE, 7:30 p.rtl., Tuesday, ICE
tecture Room. Gnest speaker: on
‘IThe EE in’ Petroleum Industry
CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB, Tu
day, 7:15 p. m„ Room 227, Aca
demic Building. High school sepior
will be selected to make the trip
here-on Sports Day.
CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB, 7:15
p.m., Room 227, Academic Bt| ld-
"cOMMUNITY WORLD DAY
PRAYER SERVICES, Friday, 11 p.
m., St. Thomas ChapeL _
ECONOMICS CLU^A Pt^-,
Tuesday, Room 307| Acadeifnic.
Discussion of spring agenda,
j HEART OF TEXAS CLUB, 7:30
p.m., Thitrsday, M:E Shops Lecfti
Boom. : : |
LIBERTY COUNTY A. & M.
CLUB, 7:30’ p.in., Wednesday,
Room 127, Academic. I y
GARDEN CilAlB, 3 p. m., Friday,
YMCA.
’ KREAM AND KOW KLUB, 7:30
p. m., Tuesday, Creamery Lejjture
Room. >■' ;. f I
NEWMAN CLfUB, 5:15
|Wednesday, steps of Cheni
Byilding. The Longhorn picture
Will be re-taken.
NAVARRO COUNTY A. AM.
CLUB, 7:30 p.m., Thursday,,, sec
ond floor, Academic, Election of
officers and discussion of selection
of Cotton Ball Duchess. 1
PANHANDLE A. AM. CLUB,
7:30 p.m., Thursday, Room 228,
Academic.
PRE-MED, PRE-DENTAL SO
CIETY, 7 p. m., Tuesday, Biology
Lecutre Room.
SOCIOLOGY CLUB»j7:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, Room 203; Agricultural
Building.
SAN ANGELO CLUB, 7:30ip.m.,
Thursday, Room 203; Agricultural
Building.
TRI-CITIES A&M CLUB, 7:16
p.m.,. Thursday, Room 10fi, Aca
demic. Plans for Sports Day will
be discussed. ; il ’ I ^
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jifly Elms, assistant director of student activities!
weajher conditions are favorable, some of the’ later
will be held on the slab,” Elms added.
4&M’s next formal ball will be the Fourth Regimental
• - fBall on FEBRUARY 27. An all-
fir \BIjKR — college dande follows on FEBRU
ARY 28, wjth the Aggielahd Or
chestra furnishing the miiMe for
both occasions, j nf | ‘
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'eynmry 17th. ftnbjrrtu to
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[Cbhtrbl destiny. We see it in her
treatinent of :Mfs, Elvsted, and
when Kilcrt Lclvbot'g tells her that,
land; of c<:
NOHiRtSUMENT
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iitri'atjlijent ; of iMfi, Elvsted, and
when Kilcrt Ldvbot'g tells her that,
Isht' njakes'ihim confess everything,
she ajik-s pointHlartk, “Do von think
me?” That is
sion of her de-
ife for power!
IleAda Gabler has revealed the
mjipdi iin sign iif ica tit conflict, and
wT.haye reachied -the same conclu
sion h-s we haiye seen in real life
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"I’VE TRIED THEM ALL,
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MARCH 5 is the date fqf the
Third Regimental Ball, which is
followed by pn all-college dance on
MARCH 6. The Aggieland jprehes-
ti i plays foi! both dunces
The Junior Pifom ,fa|lk on
MARCH 19, with an allkiollege
dance on MARCH 20. The|Aggie
land Orcheitfra furnishes ipusic.
Six events are planned for April,
The First Rlegimental Ball on
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be dfotators, (hat whenever man i ^ UiTfliestra is follpkvipil on
tries fijo control and rule destiny of ’ b 3 by an all-college .dance
otjheijk, he may succeed for a time, | ' Vlt ^. Samnay Kaye and orchestra
bpt iiievitabiy iho will bring.down I fajmwhing the muaje. ■
i Uio> and justide on his own head.” ^ ie Aggieland Orchestrp ; playS
- s ■■■ for the Cotton Ball and Pageant on
APRIL 16 and for all-college dance
which completes the week*<:ml on
APRIL 17. : I v
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go jor our delicious ; j .
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This is the first (time in the his-
..tpry i6f the Aggie; Players that a
ptoiy hf this type has been attempt-
.eiii 'It affords Ian opportunity for
thosf ; who,eniojy thi‘ more classical
typelj[of proauttions to spend an
evening living iwith the characters
rre'atied by Ihslcn as. portrayed by
ijtjjii Mayers.' ’ ni ' ! •
j Plans are v bring formulated to
give, an afternoojii matinee per
formance for tjhe high school stu
SLEEP,
MY LOVE"
RELEASED THRU UNITED ARTISTS
Sbisa will [be the scene: pf the
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lentij- in the [Bryan-College Sta
woiUd like to see the
tjiir/n lirea that
ppedtiction.
Members of
will meet in
thp Aggie Players
Assembly Hall on!
Wednesday njipht at 7:30 p. m. to
dfsci|ss. plans lor [a picnic.
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Freshman Ball on APRIL
Festivities for the followihg week
end begin with the Second' Regi
mental Ball on Friday, APRIL 30.
and the May Day Ball greetif Spring
the following night.
Date for the Senior Ring Dance
has-been changed to MAY 14, and
an 'alljcdliege dance has bei?n set
for MAY 15. Orchestras for these
events have not been seleciefd-
The Final Ball will he held on
Friday, JUNE 4. The orchestra sef
looted will be announced latgr. ,
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MORE HELP FOR GREECE
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SOIXJHT BY
. WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 —•-'Pi
President Trufnari told Congress
yeBtiijrday he will ask more mondy|
for fpilita
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and Turkey.
In a letter sent to Congrjesjp with
the report on use of this money,
the President said Greece has been
subjected “to ever higher ancreas-
ing pressure” by a Communist
ilitary assistance for Greece j m j nor jty subservient wf “foreign
influence.” i . 11
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