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SO stu(jents
Pagle scou
Sociology 4i
scouting. In
the scout ir|
the professi )(Ul‘ or
fundamehta
movement
the (clas&fMro
is iienieiiter
pyer half o ’
c<nr«lled in
fundamenta
■Mt student^
ppieiit froml c*
inf of view Ict eaUid the nee(
ringing sct utidg nto thgld
t*ula at A&M. [. I j: •
Organized <ffi ja t roop haisis
class of Aggitik ■'ifill Stilly
|(|f tlie i Efojji
ijoUgh i its spccia
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fields.of cuI)tti«iK k . ,
and Senior ficloiptirtii. j •]-
The*, role joft^toui imastpr s
fcrmeff by I’lofjessdr Danijel
sell, head pf dtipartmer t
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the i layti 11 i’s;
Boy Soui ,g.
tn< entfeiarfea l;r
their frjeridfi
ht ve simila: 1
rti(fular fphas|e
patrol—just
1 troop. .
roj ect each p i Irol
detailed stm j .of
cop ing. The j Ijnse
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RUARY 18, 1948
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51 out’
plannee! Ito round put the.s^luti;
progranii. Students will receive e:
Ira i credit for outside work
local scouts and scouters.';
, ! Scoutmaster's Program >
5)or fifteen years the departmeiit
of jrural sociology has sponsored gin
anpual scoutmaster’s training pif-
gntrn for the district. From th
trail ni^ng courses evolved the p
ept course, whiejh is being suppon
ed by national regional, council
and (listrict fie(d workers.
From the National Office cjf
Scouting, will cpme Dr. H. W. Huifti
director of training, to speak
the class. Dr. Harold W. Lewma
regional scout executive for Rif!
giop Nine, lidll discuss “Scoutinj
as 'a Profession” at one class seiff
sjoni Russell' said. Field directoijs
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Houstbn Area
» copies of that pub-
ach member 6f the
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Is .
rural sodolcjgy.i
ed to orgajiiie
classmates
teipsts in, a j
. scouting into a{
the neighbd rh i)i
For its t( it i
will undertake
some phase of
chosen by the piitrb will be dijrffled
into sfnalle]' u|n|ts f)r concenth ted
gtudy by parf itjularj merabera.? the
scout principle of Je irn'ing % dc ing
is thus emphakiked >y the pirirje pk*
being incorpofftfted into the tt: ch-
icg-syllabuk j, I
Work jBy iu’atrol
The patrbl mhy (jb 0086 ». su h ect
for study if ref nj a large' cat< ^ ory
prepared by RuSscli, including s uch
phasds asj fuhdanentajis oi the
•scouf mo ye merit; < rganizaitic n| of
cub,'troopi aijicf sei ior kebjut upit;
organization latjid Ibnctipni oi-lna-j . The law allows only 30 days,
•tiona) and I loca| councils!; spo nW- i “The application, is accordingly
ship of scouting ur its? jA-hlat l|ad-! diimissed for want of jurisdiction,!’
ers should) knbm' slboutTboys);{'in- the Supreme Court ruled.
Suit to Establish
J' i 1 h • • i • .I • i- f
Negro Law School
At TU Rejected j
AUSTIN, Tex.., Feb. 18 <A>>—D'f
Everett H. Givens’ suit to forceithle
Upiverfsity of Texas to establish ji
Negro; branch at Austitr wajs,
thrown out of the Supreme Couiit
today on a technicality.
The appeal court counted 31 days
between the date Givens was ,re
filled a rehearing in the] third
court of Civil Appeals and the dat
he filed application for writ of* eii
ror.
I
insor of the Course,
with boyi
years’, in; different dapaci-
k’oijking
h boys for
t|p. graduate Of (the University
did graduate Work
g aequainteq with
ector of playgrounds
of Chicago, h<
hefori**]* hpromi
hdforfRbecoming acquaints
kboutbjg ias “•
M2a
Ivh'j’SflR he sp
c<fop •bousing; ui
States; for Ag^ie
Tfrt Axir
te has been lapsocia-
Jepartjment ol! rural
&M, Di
, curing the ear-
he spjonsored ! the largest
unit 4n the United
_ttendingi A&M.
He is'how serving his third term
as president of the Texas Social
Welfare Association.
Actirej in local scouting activities
for many years, Russell organized
the Bryan district of thp Sam
(Houston Area Council, serving as
its president for threcj years. At
present Jic is head of training for
the district.
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sport on
7:30 p.m.,
Plans
fra- • clnk iracial wijl^W di«cu»»ed.
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CLUB, 7 p,
Academic.
m., Thurs-
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day, Rdoin 126, Ai
CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB, 7:13
p.m., Room 227, Academic Build*
COMMUNITY WORLD DAY
RAYER SERVICES, Friday, 3 pi
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10:00 a.m. of i
THE SCRIBE SHOP - Ty
graphinc. drawing. Phone
Eikt Mrd. Brr*n.
ft
help me!
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But, nurse, it’s not my imagination—those pills jOst didn’t
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ing on boys; j aitrol
derfehipC pro
.an«fcarTtpimg m -
sc|).utin|g as
ho|ne. School
fluence of iscoii
and troofi j
building; Hjikiji
al scoutingi; ai
dated with th
church. ji [.
j'tlpon. cbm pit tfnfl theij• _ -r ,
members j?f aripatiQl vpll pne|cnt
their findings do t|e class, j ];
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Hensel Accepts Summer Job
Here, Remains for 35 Years
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j When I was your age if any
body had told! me I. was going to
Coordinated | j with t?ie
study of fcoultjipg ifill hie (prs
activities wfi.el’c
learned ir-thejcla
applied in the! field! Plahs fo
semester int'liide !spoilsoriijpi
scoutmastjr’st frail ing cdu;
March, palititiphtio i in IjoCal
ing activities ,iaidjad
ment, 'cou.tts >1! ho iqS^ind cf|;pfi-'
izing new sfOljjfj tro )ps' iff the «Jea.
At least ]ond icair )ing ; : jicria|* is
The third court of Cjvil Appealji
had refused to disturb lower court
fwiling* which refused Givens, aiji
Apstin dentist, a court) order to teach. I would, have bet my bottom
force establishment of the Negro db lap die was; wrong!” said Fritz
bi'anch. . ' !, i | W Hjejnsel, head of the landscape
Givens, had contended that be* • department, j • ;
cause the people of Texas had vot| ( ; ; ;»De^h E. Ji Kvie . wired me in
ed in 1882 to locate a Negro branch 1JJ13, asking me to teach for two
lory | of the university here,, it immej > mqlnthi' jin the sunjmer, knd I’ve
ieal | diately became the duty of the been jit jt'ever since).” Hensel turn-
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’41 Ford) Steda.i Coupe
’41 Chevrolet C6ach
’40 Ford! Tiirddr Sedan
’40 Plymouth Cpaich
’40 Mercury Tudor Set
Tracks & Commercially,
’42 Ford Pick-up
■40 Ford If/) !(ora, long
dpake,
gipe thick |!
’37 For '
wheelbase, pah dver
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the j prinbfttlea i university board of regents to esj.^iimhis chair, gazed across the
srpotn; m^Ji bd ■ tablish thje, branch school. ! cjinip i)? from his office window in
"* ’ this | Givens said he wanted the branch the Agijiculture Engineering Build-
i a in Austin so that he might take : jp* added: “The students here
a refresher course in dentistry'] ; a
fdek op your heart sjind after
q whik you can’t quit.”
Third Regimeni I'd, i b ' |r " in s*n ah.
Parade Tomorrow
'fc|nio, but with a smile refused
(to s|ay 'when. His father; worked
there, as a contractor, after mi-
flfrafibg to San Antonio from t|ie
Units of the Third Regiment willj ,wrder ,n 1880,
; participate in a retreat parade > Upoip graduation from Main Ave.
Thursday afternoon between 5 and! Hidm Uow Thomas Jefferson, Hen-
fi on the Infantry Drill Field, (fa-; entered A&M in 1903 to study
dk Colonel Jack Jackson, regimen-l; horticplture. In th^t yeah the Batt
■tal commander, announced Vestler- ) was a monthly onjwhich he worked
(by. i I. i I |4s editor ot[ the fjreshman edition.
Uniform for the review will be ■ He wbrked jon the Batt, V'hieh i>c-
Numb'er 1, with helmets, Jadksohibjj
aflded, Cadet Officers will
white (gloves and sabers, but 1(
! will njot he worn,
Muiic for the parade wil
furnished by the Maroon Baijul
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the drill field for all cadet officers,. Will ;Aiime<l and Assault meet again
gjnides, and guidon bearers. * 1 A: ' u ? * “
A rehearsal for the parade Iwill) >!;|
bh held this afternoon; at 5:[1$ onj!
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report-anywhere,” he paid earner.
“ ’ ' a copy, out
were
came a weekly in 1904, fop the
'next two years, and on the Long
horn the next three, serving ) as
editor of the yearbook his senior
year. When he entered school he
“had hope of playing football blit
the boys were too big for me, or
1 was too little for them.f He
settled by playing on the company
team. “I also played on the tennis
team, but that was considered sort
of a sissy game in those dayd,”
Hensel recalled wtyly.
After his brief teaching ex per*
ience here in 1913, Hensel did grad
uate work at Iowa State and Cor
nell Universities, taking his master
degree at the latter in 19U- He
then returned here and taught hor
ticulture until 1925, at which! time
the landscape art department was
created and put under his (dirk--
tion. |
In 1931 the campus and college
greenhouses were put under his
department, and in the sameye^r
the Care arid Maintenance Pf
Grounds Division was created and
added to his duties. More receijj-
ly he has accepted the muipten-
ance job of Easterwood Airport,
the Annex, and Vet Village No. 2.
During this time he has dong ex
tensive research on native orna
mentals in shrubs, trees, and vin
es. ) : |. TF :
Hensel resides on the cam mis
with his wife, the former Miss Al a
Lee Jones of Temple* Texas, (whom
he married 32 years ago. They have
one son, Frederick William . Hdn-
sel, ’41, who is employed in the
Fiscal Office of the College,
that the veteran students take
themselves almost too! seriously."
“Almost without exception they
have made good gradei,” he stat
ed. “However, this seriousness has
had a good result, for it has help
ed the younger, non-veferans real
ize the importance of study and
learning.”
Hensel is optimistic over the
college student^ thanes of success
upop graduation, because as he put
it, ‘fmen with the least amount of
knowledge alwajys suffer first irt
depression.”
PRAYER SEL
m., St. Thomas Cha]
EAST TEXAS CLUB, 7:30
m., Thursday, Uncle Jim's
Gate. * I
HEART OF TEXAS CLUB, 7:30
p.m., Thursday, ME Shops Lecture
Room. j J =
LIBERTY COUNTY A. & M.
CLUB, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday,
Room 127, Academic.
GARDEN CLUB, 3 p. m.,-Friday,
YMCA. j/y
HILL COUNTY A&M CLUB,
Thursday night 7 p.m. in Room
307 Academic Building.
NEWMAN CLUB, 5:15 p.m.,
Wednesday, steps of Chemistry
Building. The Longhorn picture
will be ’re-taken.
NAVARRO COUNTY A..& M.
CLUB, 7:30 p.m., Thursday, sec
ond floor, Academic. Election of
officers and discussion of selection
of Cotton Ball Duchess.
UPSHUR COUNTY CLUB, 7 p.
m., Thursday, Room 807,- Academic.
PANHANDLE A.&M. CLUB,
7:30 p.m., Thursday, Room 228,
Academic. • !,
SAN ANGELO CLUB, 7:30 n.
m., Thursday] Agricultural Build
ing. Election of officers.
TRI-CITIES A&M. CLUB, 7:15
p.m., Thursday, Room 106, Aca
demic. Plans for Sports Day will
be discussed. ! , p ' ' 1 : ¥ r :;l * :
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JESTER TURNS DOWN
SPECIAL SESSION
AUSTIN, Feb. 18 Gov.
Jester yesterday refused to call
a special session of the legislature,
to deal with the $3,000,000 short
age of rural-aid school funds.
brginn'lng
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Ik>! taught ine
typewriting and annotii
dp 2-flfinS. MrKenile-l
College, 702 8. Wa
FOR SALE — Double unit
house, No. 18. project H< r
Henry Halt after 5:00 p.m]
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NEW ROYAL Tvpewritcm. Standard
portable. We repair and
(epai!
iBryi
22nd. Phone
flee machines. Bryan Itusil
107 W,
FOR SALE-New 2 bedroom!
mediate possession. Also, 7:
house refrigerator and apal
80f7. 0(gk Rtmej Bryan.. )
FOR RfeNT—Hoime, three
J unfurnished. Stlo owner, B-|
; View, ; after 5:00, p.m.
FOR SALE—1942 Plymouth
]>r will trade for convertible.
WANTED -Good used baby h
play pen. Box 4885, Colli
P. Va*s. | ! ,
ATTENTION WORKING MOftHE
yiiur child develop throuiji
piny, nutritious, rneal". and*
. struction. Nursery hours : ”
5:80 p.m. Mondays throug
uijtil | •noon Saturday*. |f
experienced HornCtnaking ;
dden 8Vj to 5 years. Small
copied. Contact Mr*. Pri
l‘»rk Place,' College Statiog
KOl)ND-In College View a(4|i
bather folder with small *«
Claini at A-0-Z.
FOR .SALE:- 19(8 Super Di
Ford,; radio and heater^
F]:i, "after 8:0l| I p.m.
FOR SALE4-194j
heater, spotligi
Wgltnn. C 10.
Ford c|ub ;i
. *1,750.00;
LOST, Satuiday ;night: ring;)
with! polis ted red setting. I
tape! on u iderside. Reward.
Williams, 402-16. Box r.0«
teS2?K5!! p !sff2
—f-
of the Texas State Teachers Asso
ciation: “The an.s\jver is not a spec
ial session,”
:< • . ■ e
The governpr suggested that the
school trustees secure bank loans
to carry the schools through the
remainder of the year and to pay
teachers 100 percent salaries, ; !
Engagement ri
gob) with fishtj
Will) sell (me or both. Alla)
2489, or i-13-D, College
FOR SALE
outfit, Tu
cdmjjinatii
Evenings
OR TRADK-P1»)4> entor
lie model Admira phono-
n. 200 Gilchrist,lljlpllegd ’
phone 4-6157.
*10)00 j REWARD for inforrttlt
td rental of unfurnished h| i
nienj. Call 4-65:14• before
atiR'dav"
f i 7 v , r iMia i ui me
.That question had racegoers buz- “I play golf, and I played bridge
zjihgjtbday as time fcjr the $50,000 i until it bejeame’ too serious, but I’d
ijjjUidepwiaener handicap ht Hialeah
.Rank ijrew nearer,
i: Bdth have been nominated for
ijhe jvklener and each assigned 130i
pounds in the mile and a quarter
tlassi^.
Twiner H. A. (Jimmy) Jones
of ('alumet Farm said Armed is
• not a certain starter and noth
ing definite can be expected un-
til later in the week.
Assault, meanwhile, warmed up
Iwitlj 11 handy victory in the Mino-
rcajitoiju’se and, appeared in the peak
I’ve*'tried to get
league officials tell me all
destroyed.”!
Several major league club exec-
ujtives insisted no such papers ever
existed.
Rickey blade his charges in a
speech, Monday night, at the an
nual football dinner of Wilberforce
(Ohio) State University, a Negro
institjution.
He) related that the meeting in
question took place shortly after 1
he signed Jackie'Robinson, the
Brooklyn Negro rookie star of
1(147, but befpre Robinson had
played a gameJ . : .
He said copies of a resolution
were banded out which read:! j-.v, ,
“However well intentioned, the ( hot Vied by a peg ailment.
Use of Negro players would haz- |j il■ [ : ;
ard all the Physical 1 properties ! !ij; t ' I
or baseball. ] :' I * _ COMPOSERS -
bf condition.
Thus ,the situation now is the
reverse of that
r imet
last September
in the Belmont)
’when'the pai
jpperiijl. 1 j
Ajssjault .was inot at his best then;
and '(.hero bad been reports he was
much rather hbnt and fish,” Han
sel says. And with that he begins
to describe his collection of rods,
retfls, and guns if given an oppor
tunity. He also professes to be an
ardent reader of “anything and
everything.” His taste in contem
porary literature ranges from bio
graphies 'toI the whodunits ‘in the
Saturday Evening Post.|
When quizzed on his impj*es|si()n
of todaVs students, Hensel Replied
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2. Walt
chair
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small
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lotify
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to San Antonio FHday
above see PottoV, IL,
AL NOTICE
on the Manage
ion Trip to Luf
shoiil
28. khould .
all immediately ft
ment* of iiawwnfers to
All junior gMMMWfftt
ts are expected .to at-
■ will have, authorixed «b-
furpose.
truly youM,
V* M. KAIItl
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ih Religion*
there
xtion with
ilphasis Week, there will
NO MEETING of Sul
•s Ixxlge No. 1800. A.F. 4k
A.M. thin week. ’ i
GIBB GILCHRIST, W.M. ,
|W. H, BADGETfT, S<-c*y. 1
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G Ifodgc Custom
4-Di>or Sedan
Radio, Heater, Seat Covers
See at jtlOA Eagle St.
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moijn
Ritter,
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"I sat silent while the other 15
clubs approved it,” Rjckey added
ih his speech.
fi
largest single) occupation! - W(n j]
The
group
fanning is truck drivers—-theriel iwjiAri
arc 4,750,000 of them.
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America ; outside of , at ^ d avoy ! Ballroom in Harlem
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excellent ja)jz is played. He
ken in hi> views on our
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