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donate committee that he h a< l re *
ceived a call from John Langley*
University of Texas student pur
porting . to represent a veteran’s
group at Austin, requesting that
representatives he sent to the eapi-
tol as representatives of A&M in
a possible state bonus drive.
The letter will be referred to •
John Hancock, president of the
Veteran Student Association, for
any action which that orgnniza-
RANKIN
The Texas A&M Junior Live
stock Judging Team, coached by
W| M. Warren, profesor of ani-
mgl husbandry, brought home sec
ond place honors from the Inter
collegiate Livestock Judging Con
test held March 8 at Oklahoma
City where judging teams from
eight representative agricultural
leges from Texas, Oklahoma and
msas coippeted.
The team consisted of Harold
Rgberspn; Goldthwaite; Fred Wil-
kipson,. Menard; J. Fred Davis,
Fdrt. Worth; Ed Steele, Graham;
and Charlie Rankin, Corsicana. It
wgs the high team in judging quar
tet* hohses, second in swine, third
sheep, and tied for third place
cattle. The team also placed
tree men in the top five on in
dividual honors.
tie Brazos County A&M Club
tlankipg them for their work on
ti e Junior College Basketball Tour
nament; and the possibility of
changing the name of the Student
Cpuncil to one less confusing to
students.
j The .last point arose when one of
the members pointed out that a lot
of confusion exists regarding the
duties of the council as compared
to those of the Student Life Com
mittee. ^ > • ,
Charlie Rankin ;was second high
man of the contest for all classes
of livestock. He was high individ
ual in swine, and tied with Wilkin
son for second individual honors
in quarter horses.
Ed Steele was third ranking man
for all classes of livestock, high
individual in quarter horses, fourth
in cattle, and tied with Fred Wil
kinson for fifth individual honors
in sheep. \
Fred Wilkinson tied for fifth
individual honors in all classed of
livestock, tied for second place in
quarter horses and tied for fifth
individual in sheep.
Harold Roberson and Fred Dayis*
were close behind the other throe
men.
Twelve classes of livestock
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were judged, including quarter
breeding and fat classes*
cattle and sheep, and fat
l egatees of swine.
Oklahoma A&M received the
trophy for the top team of the
contest. Ed Steele and Charlie Ran
kin each received gold and silver
buckle sets presented by. L. A.
Willcox, Farm Loan Division of
the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. Steele also received a book
entitled, “Outstanding M o dern
Quarter Horse Sires” presented by
.Art Beal, quarter horse breeder
from Oklahoma.
According to team members, the
generosity of i the Texas and New
Mexico Quarter Horse Breeders As
sociation in donating the animals
which were used for instructional
purposes was largely responsible
for its success at Oklahoma City.
BRAZORIA COUNTY, 7:15 p.
., Room 326 Academic Building,
'party;
BAYTOWN A&M CLUB, Thurs
day 7:15 p.m., Room 106, Academic
Building.
DALLAS CLUB, 7:15 p. m.,
Thursday, YMCA Chapel. Football
mctuift'Cotton Ball duchess selec
tion, Sports Day.
i DENTON COUNTY CLUB, 5:20
Other items considered by the
council include tho-Sports D; y cele
bration, to be held March :!0; the
passage of a motibn to have Harry
Sanders, student senator replresent-
ing Vet Village,
write a lejtter to
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Tuesday of the Kiwanis Club.
Members of the club are: Jean
Royder, ( Dorothy Sprjggs, Patsy
Blonnen, Joyce Patranella, Thresa
Rjeinghofer, Anne Jean Godbey,
Betty Potter, Edwina Mosley, Pat
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i :00 Texas Farm and Home Program
4:15 iKazmeier Poultry Program
4:20 Coffee Club
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t:15 (Cowboy Melodies
j t:8Q [.flews of Aggieland
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4,:08 Rreakfast ■ Club
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‘Editor for Today’ Says
Kindergarten Staff
Could Do Better Job
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Only a few persons have taken advantage of $ie opportunity
to express their ideas on editing The Battalion, Among the letters re
ceived is the one from W. T. Hays, foreman of the A&M Print Shop,
who sent in the following letfcerl ' j;
Dear Ed: }. A
You wanta know how to run a newspaper according to a news
item on the front page of the Daily Batt of March 9. Frdnkly you need
some help. I have often wondered what kind of blackmail you use to
keep tHe circulation up. 1 f i* 1 ;
Anyhoo here is “How I Would Run The Battalion If I were
Editor”: . A ' • ( 1
1. Fire the entire staff from the top of the steps on the second
floor of Goodwin Hall southwest to the back of the teletype machine
which was, the last time I visited the Batt office, backed against the
wall. \ i ! J V A
2. Immediately take a trip to. Bryan to Mrs. Orr's kindergarten
and recruit some reporters with a high mentality to improve the
type of stories carried in the Batt.
That, my dear editor, is how I think the Batt should be rum
! [: Gripingly yours,
WI T. HAYS—
P. S. After I had the above letter written I am getting scared
that I will not win the prize, because l have been informed by a usually
reliable source that your staff ! s'I. Q. would be almost if not equal to a
group of kindergarten students; and that ^ny suggestions are the way
thp Batt is run every day; I ai i very disappointed because I thought
my suggestions would be some|hing new to you and your staff.
Disappointedly yours,
W. T. H.
The contest for this week will end at midnight Sunday, March
14. Letters concerning “What jj Would- Do If I Were Editor of The
Battalion For A Day” should be mailed to Editor for a Day Contest,
Battalion, Campus. j i
Prizes for the best suggistions submitted will be $5, $3, and $2
in cash.
FIUGHT '•! EXPRESS
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Inch. Bend
remitUne* to the Si
fice. All *di shout.
10:00 *.m. of the dag
p. m., Thursday, West side of Ag
riculture Building. Longhorn pic
ture will be taken.
DEL RIO CLUB, 7:30 p. m;
Thursday, Reading Room, YMCA.
EL PASO A&M CLUB, 7:15 p.
m,, Thursday, Third floor, Jtca-
demic.
GRAYSON COUNTY CLUB,
YtSO p, m., Thursday, Room, 106,
Academic. Easter party plans.
JOHNSTON COUNTY CLUB,
Thursday 7:15 p.m., Room 303 Aca
demic Building. * J
JOHNSON COUNTY CLUB 7:15
p. m., Thursday, Room 212, Aca
demic.
HJSK CLUB, 7:15 p. m., Thurs
day, Room 324, Academic.
HEART O’ TEXAS CLUB meeG
ing Thursday 7:30 ME Shops Lec
ture Room.
HILLEL CLUB, 7 p. m., Thurs^
day, Cabinet Room, YMCA.- Plans
for Spring Forma|l.j
LOWER RIO GRANDE VAL
LEY CLUB, 7:15 p.m., Tuesday.
Cabinet Room YMCA.
LAMAR COUNTY CLUB, 7 p. ;
m.^ Thursday, Room 126, Academic.
Selection of Duchess and plans for
Eastejr party.
MARSHALL CLUB, 7:15 p, m.,
Thursday, Room 207, Academic,
NAVARRO COUNTY A&M
CLUfi, 7:30 p. m., Academic. Se
lection, of Duchess and plans for
Easter party.
PALESTINE AND ANDERSON
COUNTY CLUB, 7 p. m., Thursday
Room 307, Academic.
SHREVEPORT CLUB, 7 p. m..
Thursday, Room 106, Academic. In
itial meeting, plans for Easter par
ty, selection of Cotton Ball duchess.
UPSHUR) COUNTY CLUB, 7 p.
m., Thursday, Room 307, Academic
Buildjing. '
SAN ANTONIO A&M CLUB,
7:30 p. m., Thursday, Room 205,
Academic.
WEATHERFORD CLUB, 7:30
p. m., Thursday, Room 303, Aca
demic.
WICHITA FALLS CLUB, 7:15
p. mi, Thursday, Room 208, Aca
demic.
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tarn to Battalion Office.
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and small washes- 120.00. ASsO. small
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2302.
CJekn 1937 Ford Club Coupe
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FOR SALE—1947 Fieetline |
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miles. [Price 32,000.00. Apt.
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unaHmg teacher, tr.00 weekly per child.
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