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their educatiorl.Jlffo
seas by thdfunjd, but |
will be Ls^nt to linive
places as Greece and||C|(j
P'or Ms students
worry is whether our^jcl
come; in; on tiihe; it |
the tremendous hards
counterparts. Ijn linjanj
. in both Kuropc and A M
crowded: together in "
ings, and must shaft
any vay they ca
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providing .jfood and
Cpu njtries, theire has ibe
jbcttjd for educatioi
Ernie I>yl
‘ Hveh todajj, withiinbi
ing intd the b^ckgroi ”
Pylej brings wiarm t,
ans.lNoi other (orresri ^
pigs i of jseryieeimen’s ir iili
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Idler, Statesman, Knigb'tly Geritkmatf’
Sullivan Ross, Founder of Aggie
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country’s economics Mile its education fags
behind is not only harmful to the country
but dangerous to the world as well. We as
students, many of us, having seen these
hid, Aggies will
ontribute to th^
l r which is helpr
reas to continue countries at close; range, would realize this
to be sent over- , m ore than any other group. For this reason
1 pod and clothing a b e asked to aifi
students in sue
o aid our felloiy students with
food, books, medical care, and housing, pro-
' M vided by ouf bootributions to the World Stu-
dhief educational dent Service Fund, jj
djssfble U 'tc) d realize ■ Student senators will be in the' dormi-
1 i tories during the period of March 1 to March
6 to collect contributions. They alone are
authorized to accept' these contributions.
flaying our foreign
ces the student^
undernourished
ill, unheatjed lodg-
! Morrow boi
While we stand In line for books once
orrow hooks Ihi ^each semester^ many Students must stand ih
line dally—for food. When the Student Sen
ators aik'for your donation, recall the words
of Abraham Lincoin, a man who was famil
iar with hardships in education. "Teach—
rbesftair to None!’•:
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al] rplief program lis
• for the inefedjf
ry little aid di-
. Building pp a
Hope to All-
emembered..
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Rv LAHRV G<
Tho Na^y has blown tho whistk- <m the Ph;
tbhii of Treasore Islfend. I Hi ; }j
Sailor James LeRoy Tejfeir, who went AWOL
in February, PJ4G, was “captured” years laU;r|
right on ^ ‘ '
fieial leave—
tijui-
his’s
to the daj^ right where he
' t on Treasure Island, 1 j:
In fact, the Navy admitted, Teller was ajround
-.11 ala-,
flpt 1 roke If y< t rs ago
I
bni(c
and
the base all the time. ! i i ilu i
But for two yeara, he lived the life of a .sailor
on the recruiting poster; the life of an admiral plus
romance, education and recreation.
, It was enough to turn official brass
With envy.. And after a brief announcement, the
Navy retreated behind a screen-of silcnce. But k first
Varvel Addresses Kiwanians
On Vocational Guidance Aims
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Pries the waV feuJj. soldier and) he died in harness.
ii(the;| name of Ernie " 1 i.*—- - .
‘Pyle
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spent his |;ime with GI’s m
its | to most veter- holes where the going was toughest, and he
.‘lit knew the work- wrote about themrin such a way that he en-
sf> well ak Ernie deared himself equally to the people back
Enrie isR gone.
Thi^ week
the
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on tlht
the jfoifndihg !(bf the gillie
Tokyo, ;a sjiecSal prog rajifi!’
-PylcH memory. The Imiatrie it
taimjiejit center fbr Cf] ’Si in To
"Brig. Gen. Pali! B Keljly,
offiqefi praised Ifj'le’is
progrijrfi Iwafe conducted ir
'he fipcpliie it| a huge enter-
dresubg 3,000 ojicuijilt
big tjhejatrei K^Ilyjidiecjlli
biiital falcts i of
.
did, land certainly no [ope pl^ put so JMuch home anf i tb the G|’s themselves.]’
oer. sq resfdalhly. ^HiMaUldin, of course,
on paper.
put jmufch the satne thjdbghtl into pictures.
Blit Bill is still with iis/iilvolyed in prdblems
of k^epjng thej[vvcirld ffejni going to pot again
i
hd Lnniversiry' of in this building,
Pfvle Theatre ii
Pyle was killed; by Japanese machinegun
fire in the fight f.Pr Okinawa, j
■ “It is a great ijfity that the y]orld should
have been deprived Of his presence, but 1
like to think that some Of his spirit'lives on
the general said.
The five-story Ernie Pyle Theatre is To-
it
"A high percentage of high school graduates dp not go
to college,” Walter VaiVel, of the Vocational Guidance Com
mittee of the Kivvanis iClub, told members at the luncheon
meeting Tuesday at Sbfsa Hall.
Varvel said that in-one community out of 100 elementary
-♦•student#, 35 graduated and 7 fin
ished high school, He pointed out
thiit out of a poll of 100 men 20
stated they would halve done some
thing els^,if they haijl their lives to
live over again.
“There are a great! variety of vo
cations for men, and! the Vocation
al Guidance committde aims to help
the mini find: what he wants to dp.
Letters
FrtMSN ATOtt X” i
Editor, The Battalion:
„ Mr a ia*S'-£»fa rS, Has t„ h*. hi S „„„
sity, who publicly announced that
account showed:
Telfer lived for two years at the San Frt
Base without lifting a finger to wojrk or a
a muster. ' j jj 1^
Francisco 1
ifsWer-j
cyo. •
Special service
tjlijit yider fire. Ad-
1 in; pe rsonnel in thg
1 Ivhej knew more of
than almost any
kyo’s finest, ilt has two motion picture audi
toriums,, a lilijrajryi vijsited By 6,000 weekly,.. .. , .
a popular snack btir drawing 25.000 a week,! IK
he is Chairman of the AuSt|i!chap-
ter of the Communisjt Party.
You probably read an article in
the Houston pdst which (halt with
the same incident. The Houston
decision, and we should help him
and give hirn information about
jobs. There (lire a gileat wealth of
jobs and opportunities.”
The speaker, in his report, said
the coinjnittee stands ready to aid
in the guidance of a high school
stiident in the endeavor he may
What Slogans in ‘48?
Asia sidelight on! ,Heifajpprpiching presll
tiai scramble Jane Itfdjs in; her Washing-
L *' - t “ i fii'tl^C ‘ *
and other activities for occunatioh nersonnel m > e «i u a8, hl I choose, “and we will supply work
ana mncracujfitioJi ior occupaupji ppreonnei. *d that h># name be withhdd until l>xptl . iHK ., to hi ^ h sc hoo! students.”
f e thi :. iS atlon ! S. E. Pratz of Alice was a visitor
fur her. The senator said, J t m so- an( , eMs im . lu(i( (1 (; B Wilson of
mad I could bust -unqqote. Sa , Ant()ni() th(l A Q uarteti
I am neither an _advh<;at|> por a Hdn)ut Qtjil ., u R()b Stinson< Ral ,,
sympathizer of. the Coraniunist wheat ami Tommy Gould, Leonard
Partv^hut such statconepta as the p t!rkinfl> th , A ^ Ramb i ers> ( ‘ h es-
one mm “Senator X’ make me u .,. ch k m l,ers. Buddy Luce, Jitn
"Ernie Pyle would be very prbud that his
name is dver the dioof and on th|j program,”
said Kelly. 1 Ii ; f j j
We think so tob. •>
Bay
ing a , . ,|
He rose at leisure and turned in j\yhen he felt
like it. iri his own quarters.
And then he began to brag.
Yesterday, \y ate rounder 3/c Telfje^ was tcllingi
his 2-year-old story to the disciplinary, officer;
Telfer said be had only two months to jgo on
his eolistment on Kebriiary 12, 1946, when he wasj
overcome with distaste for hfs next assignment
aboard the USS Lexington.
Instead of going oyer the hill, Telfer simpl
changed his name to James LeRoy Johnson an
took up quarters in an abandoned barracks. Wit!
the money he had from the last payday, he ate a
ships service. v
Meanwhile the lWy listed-Telfer as a deserter*
After a few months Telfer came but of hiding
and began to circulate as “Watertender 3/c Johnson.’’
He managed to get on the baseball team and the
bowling team. , : | T,; • \\| | ,
He set himself up a basement loom near the
swimming pool and ate in the islandKeantebn. .
As money ran short, he got a job. . He Set up
pins in the recreation hall bowling alley arid um
pired the Treasure Island baseball teams fhy money..
He managed a little romance by managing the
WAVES softball team. ] \.' ;
When he traveled with the howling and baseball
teams, Telfer could have disappeared. But life Vas
loo good in the Navy, Telfer-style. H
There was only one hitch, Telfer had no jdentit
fication caul for “Johnson,” so he ct
liberty card to get off the island, exci |
teams going to games by bus.
In two year# Telfer became an o d resident of
the base. He began to make friends He couldn't
resist telling them what an improvejnent Telfer’s
Navy was over the regular Navy.
Somebody told the Security Oficel
On February 12, two years to thpklay from the
day that he went on his pwn, Telfer loturnedito the
Navy. This time he was behind barsj i
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Bought
nijip k
pr>i
scotered ptfle
mininjg in .It;
Hjynch
nd
irqn
gasj ih^sks ijp
foutnl the fty
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They
Albert’s cl
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ah((|fireme
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f(jr f air; ydills
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Ccquse
t into a
!‘ Please Wt
A|ib|m Johjih >;'
J; AH is lUit jie ite w tl
the] ia rmed ifMiejf. Thv
RBMph Bit
neajiri st tap
ttejNavy it |gt'a|)Leful.
^ r : Cn roqi}e,| fir. 'Bju
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Phe
sudIrk t^oj
|A ptail
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‘Jegroi
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tnidder
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ith a
fry
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>lf, \i sohtlf.d as
llptiries, Ii L home.
Bel NVillblms ar
iuiu iiu luring
[juldn’t get a . jjij,!
pt vyith sport
V 01 '
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wonder somed.imcs:
make
The Senator,
den . | .
ton lojumri h£.s hne^ -ti^c. soijrie interesting
history on the ol<S Apnjeflcjjin cptom of coin
ing campaign dogantt.
. although t iere Ail
anhouificemient of slot {
ing coiiver|tioris,! both jpfcittifes {are trial-baB
loon ng catchy bajttle |c rtes. 1 Republican circles
Maloney, Ronald Johnson, and Tex
nas, no ooum, ruuere<i a; menial | pigidg T
phrase that would fit today was circulated ®^ ,rt,on ' T * M} «J rm Ptoms are per-1 .The Ramljlcrs and Quartet mcm-
by Horatio Seymour in the same 1868 cam
bers were presented gifts by the
iroibablV be no formal
tintiUthe nominat-
paign. The cry Was "Reduce Taxation, before K e?thit Jenator’fnami.? fwpuld j Srtdbm^t fr^hemxSmf”^
Taxation Rediices jU^!’, and tor all its simple like to know what it is. 1 might;
logic it failed to reduce either taxes or the see il on a bal!ot sdjpetimcv
GraJlt followiiig; , j | . RIEL BR()WP(| ’47
Probably the r0c|sjt-popular datch-phrase . (Ed. Nypte: Sorry, don t
is the old saw "Don’t Change Horses in the
Middle of the Stream”,/which is n<
RAGS TO RICHES
So you’re broke, pal? Flat, cleaned ,,u ti liauper-.
ized ? Take heait; cheek this rags t<| riches story
from Pittsburgh. ■ , 1 1
Grayhaircd Jimmy Lyrfch belieVijs the reason
(|nt)ejre 1
ijionth
out a
Robe ;t
Jl lapse*!
r^v ved.
NAvv
^ ling
first,
i’s CXi
i ri, air
i;i habjj
1 rheh,
fort!
The a
jo to tl;
I m blr I s.
T did J T
l ’ one i|rjd$i
hilly- ixi virineri md jist heard a lecture on
by a a jk hud Mr |j)i{ta Ohstetticiim and wor
things llmk jah unscheduled; turn.'
tia
hing rptlni
t(
. lit
Nis rluc to the
If hd hadn’ttk
juhi have boi
pttojm fapO fi
fact he was
en penniless,
rowed money
ftom which ho
by sellinj the ltopsoil
th the topsoil, Lyi'ch
sejims of cod from strip
iylvjania.
asoiC land for jfJ.OOU. Engi-
in hi'idMirib.mn to i.uoo.t
thi- mifie chi ld be work!
return t ;> Lynch,
laoil land for rale?
.j *
sst side-.i. i
| boj’s tein s,
save his , ockcr
f theff ”
id Phil Pj
[he Uirning bu igalow. They
ious urtder u
o jrt doj? unconsc
!{ X!
rindoA' and pa used Chris to
The firenien
outside. Dog)
lae :son, III.
ten they go
yorlrl, not even between
titmy advariced SS2.20 to one
fcxpehfFs ard transtpoi tation to the
iliiMlig st n on iji Ccduinh is,' Ga., arid
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two firemen
fojur-yean-ol
puppy.
ear-old
vl.l V. V j^. - 4.Y4JM l ,T v 1 VG» »
firemen iitriVed at his
r l
larski put on
dej ided he j rfferiiHl sou
to the ipiiriidc grejund rid signe* up to be a
NJa'y slid the |Airniy is, also oilrt the $2.20j.
TROIBLM |
tal kriass fdjir expectant inrthers at the
lei 1th Depiijtimeiit’s Hall Street Clinic
•TitUiy. trijiijied suddenly into a natal
BmiJ
odni v
whi
6, was rukhed to the
re the Pntjtlaiid ohste-
T
two lafsSstiints, deliveiVd a, sevpn-
l| . ' , , .
41 th; Idnfijsion, N<|ra Jnclfson, >jl,
an uipthejluled fiVe hound baby
ijg phyi|i 'ianb said psyellologieal re-,
tlure :[nj|) pbjyrpiayeq a part in the ,
|i - i -d
Ifilize! Hiy Ipetures Werji so effee-
ian shillJshikmg hid heiud.
Ate # jr;iE umoS '
rimes
the!
ciation;
st 40(
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know either.)
learcl at the
BOTH WAYS
havo ^uggestejd |. "Vtoltfei iRepdblican—SayM end of practically eVeTy first tetm. It was Editor, the Batulion-
Whit’s Left,” kK” ! 1 1 ■ • r
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while t|he|l|qjmocr|tt.s have beeiji
toyih^witH "Be True id f fumail” and| Henry
Wal pee bus come <tu t r |v|ith a “Peace and
' Pro:pdrity •’ pfomisei J i
In the past)slogans Mvle^olltiwed more or
ai\0 jare nqt only
t of wnat to /expect
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t.ri came forth with
ass. They ddscrib-
rthern - Man 1 with
in the Ihte row : over
h
crats. fnay; be! ihitornji
key wtfrds jand u$e tht
A jj:ood/keynote f
was sounded by U.
the Rc|publ!icahs- drotvllei
of political issues inJl8',
tion "tet Us-.Hav^ Pfi'
k
In the past)slogans fi§v
less iii a fix(|d pjAterii
amusihg but gjvqi us ai
this year ais Well.
Ift 19-18 thie Demo
a' phrase boosljing Lev
ed their hope I as "A
Southern Priniciplas.”
Lincoln’s originally, j I . Re: The spelling of m| name,
With the multi-divi.sions of] the Demo-[ ™ tu '“ re
cratic party, the,manjf candidate^ for the Re- since the beginning of mg happy
publican nominatrih, and the exSstance of a life the name has been spelled
strong third party, the air shoMld soon be b r °TON.- Note that the spelling
ttilU/i ifrJ+UiiLiLi-tJnno : i# the same either fqrward pr Jiack-
fllled With caHlErilKlI jplOgMn* • - ^ ; ! ward. That seeriis simpleSenough
As many candidates have shown, these f 0 r even you to remember/
phrases can at tim^s literally win an election. If the occasion should evgr;arise.
And as the now flamous “Rum,| Romanism, a P ain and my name should*; happen
and Rebellion'’ phi-ase demonstrated, an ill- ‘f**'
chosen expression jeah defeat a candidate. Remember—NOTON—tKg same
In a heated campaign, logic sometimes both ways.
ne hi
An average metropolitan news
paper contains more words than an
average novel. ^ t_,
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the PiiesidientS piyil igjiri bill, the Demo- gives way to icolop, and some highly irrele
vant gems are created. With the hame-callihg
that this campaign is sure to /bring, most
slogans born in U>|8 will probably bellow the
pattern of the; epic circulated byj Democratic
Severely yours
Ho switjeh tiyVtwo
itase agkin. ) t
-{general candidate|S
raiit when bp and
lout thi*! discussion vice-presidential candidate Thonias Marshall 1 Dear Editor:
JIM notenJg
P.O. Box 1534
jhreveijort, La.
Feb. 2301, 1948
with
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There shotild be m®r® ads like.this one by
Alfied/A. otfhnrK • copies pf the book
"Mona-.Lisa’s iMlustaCue1 • \ .\
the supnlica- in 1912—"What this country needs is a good
\i|other parif five-cent cigar.” I
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The mpstiinteljli^e
attajek thus fair On mo
Times Boot Revfew.
"Dull, $bs;fra,, injc
Masses; j ! H
: ‘•‘An ufbane| aTi
fror tali abthek tin Im
Yorkerj WYl I I
‘[Total yiylgarit.it.4
Th|os(kpt)lid witch
Dali ate cSrawn, land
eloquent pijosE.”! j—jlN;
"I remajin uncofivlr
plea sun* at; ni;r 'Jfickijs
TAbout thi* Most ;i|ii
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niej BatjtaHpn; ;ofill<|iii [-.
pf Oglcgc Sjtatipnj, Texas,si
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afteino**!, ekeopt duiririg
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209, Goqdvvin
My. Sub
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Riglfta ofTv.
En eredi an 1 sfrcoi
Offlc< at College
the Act at Conjgrwi of Marc i
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ip 1-C14UIS
CH/RUE lius
Llndiey
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J. T. Milltr. K
Mack T. Nolen
Bllllngslf
Carti r, Ted C- ; P«1
C. Munrofl, C.
OttJ R.
r. t irry; oriri
nne b Bond,
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t| Vitty and scholarly
i art.” —|New York
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the world of art at the moment. . . ought to
cure lots Of people, of a neurosis which has
robbed them of their reason in the world of.
art.”—E. \V. Watson, editor, American Artist
“It is malignant, rumor-breeding slander.”
—Margaret:Milleri Magazine of Art.
"Brilliant Writing . . . and how timely.”
—Frank Lloyd Wright.
liientlv
art.” -
h timorous
-The New
He Nations »
kHridtorK, -Picasso and
rjberild in clean and
leekfi:
j still glamting wjith
i-itM.-, i i
ortaijft hapjiemng m
Miss Annie Lee Singletary, obituary
writer for Winston-Salem (N.C.) Sentinel
called a funeral director and asked if he had
anything for her that day. "Nothing in
this woHd,” was his reply.
Filler item in/.Wakefield (Mass.) Daily
Item: "Fairy exjibrts say farmers can in
crease milk supplies by keeping their cows
happy.” ; : ' Ovl ! ’ r 7
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l>e made by telephone (4-5444) or at th
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1 other matter herei
Tie Battalioh
ideal ilCollegc of Texas
ted every Monday th
the iummer The Bat
and the City
rough Friday
Poit
i mder
t the editorial office,
at the Student Activitii
Member M The Associated Press
to the use for republication of all news dispatches credit-
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parry. Gray .jf.
Upon noticing, your statement in
the Bait a few days ago which in
dicated that I v as studyijhg : Eco
nomics, I hereby vigorously [deny
any connection v^ith the distasteful
study of economic!# and vfish you
would correct that, since I’d’ hate
to have to conterid with" people
thinking that Is like mqiiey well
enough to study lit the resit of my
life. I’d hate to even have ifiy name
associated With Economics ;;ai)d the
BATT’S statement is entirely un-
substantiative in tlhtt resriectl
Thanking you, I am,
Sincerely,
J. M. Huddleston, Jr.
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