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School: flew up tp 4&M ijas;
/ » scheduled to coineidf with
LAI'JD SNOW, pilot and jJIS
retpru trip to the Valley.;
Scoutmaster
Is Scheduled
Scoutmaster’s gaining'
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“niors from Harlingen High
for Sports Day, which was
Students Day.” Above, LE-
start to take off on their
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terested in Scouting in t
held at the A&MjAniiria
concluded with a week;
The entire couirse isl u
prof^spor oif ruralji sociolog y. 11
IhiUal night ses.siojns wil be|i
at 7:3®. The weekenc camp st lift.,
April io. • Fr I I ll
Firet sessions of thi > nigh - ; c< parte
will linclude ah exhibit disp aj[*’*' 1
training film: presfcnjted b^r $#>pt
Executive Jabk lin
tals lof Scouting wBl
discussion i janjd Nprihan
jjapk Linr. Fup di
tals jof Scooting will pe a ^pijcpf)r
discussion t»n|(l Norr
Halbrook-s will lead off witty a
on the “first tyieeting 1 ’ of tha
.ing_con|rse.! . . jj . j
ie April'S meet ng will pijfef
sent Linton Roberitspn and i
Smith as course tedders.;
At Camp (Arroynioon,
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s; Training Course
ere, April 5,8
April s and S have He®rt ilesignated as dates for the Basic
Cbpi ■se for scouters and persons in-
LlJ 1 Brazos District. Sessions will be
usbandry Pavilion and will be
Visit to Camp Arrowmoon.
1 r the direction Of Daniel Russell,
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farshall Plan
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Cooperatiag are the De-
it of State, the Board of
of New! York City and
ments of Belgium, Great
the Netherlands and
course begins around July
when the students assembly on
e campus of the University of
nt From thfere they will go
y bus to Montreal] where they will
oardi a Dutch vessel for France.
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;he Marshall Plan are planned,
’nninhr Jectures will be given, at
e lUpiyersity of Birmingham, and
University of Paris.
| Field trips will |be made to— '
■; 1. Belgium, Luxembourg arid the
^ 2. Industries and coal mines of
northern France and reconstruc-
tiou work in Normandy.
| 3. Tne Saar and Lorraine,
j 4. Hydro-electric power develop
ments and industries in the French
Alps and the Rhone Valley.
5. Brittany (Nantes), Limoges;
iteel i and industrial plants in cen-
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Tip 1 French government has
arranged for living, quarters in
Paris and the British govern
ment in Birmingham.
All four foreign governments
will provide speakers to give the
group a “clear understanding of
the role their respective govern
ments intend to play in the Euro
pean Recovery program.”
Four courses are outlined: (1)
n. li ’3 ‘ ' . i
in Action Thi
on i Marrfia "
is Bummer
tiop in knot-tying, first aid, signal
ing, and compass reading will be
giyen persons enrolled in the
course. Leaders will be Leon San
ders, Shorty Halbrooks, Ted Hop-
kiiis, and Jim Scanlon.!
Object of the'course is to pro
vide scouters with a sound back-,
ground of Scouting fundamentals,!
Russell said. Persons ,who are in
active in “Scout work at pre*ent,
but feel/they might be interested,
am invited to attend; the course, he
sand. I
|A faculty meeting of course
lenders has been set for Friday,
ril 2, at 7:30 p. m. in the Pn-
ary Room of the Firsl
urch ih Bryan.
First Baptist
Dr.I. B. Boughton
Talks Tonight.
On Cattle Disease
Observations on the foot and
mouth disease ’situation in Mexico
gathered during a .recent 30-day
trip (through the infected regions
will be given by Dr. I. B. Boughton
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, in the
pre Room of the Animal In-
ies Irofldli^r. . ! j
is meeting will be open to the
tyenqral public] Cattlemen of Braz
os county 1 especially are invited,
Tad Moses of the Agricultural Ex
periment Station; said,
j Df, Boughton, range animal vet
erinarian for the Texas Agricul
tural Experiment Station with
headquarters at Sonora, was re
cently commissioned by the Texas
Shcjjp and Goat Raisers Association
to ipake an unbiased survey of the
What’s Cooking?
HENDERSON COUNTY CLUB,
p. m., Thursday, Room 326, Aea-
emic.
JOHNSON COUNTY C L jU BJfootj land mouth disease Outbreak
. :30 p. m., Thursday, Room]303, j arid 1 Study the
Academic. Plans for spring social, j trot measures.
-- t,« The infected ai r ^,
one-third of Mexico and contains
political
history of
^ ^ since 190ty, (3)
The
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Under the course on European
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It includes also an analysis Of
the “American stake in European
reconstruction and its impact on
world economic and political stabil
ization.”
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Applicants for the project must
possess either senior i standing in
a recognized institution of higher
learning or be graduate; istpdyrtg,;
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They should also have at least one
basic course in economics and his
tory or political science or both.
Twelve quarter hours academic
credit, or eight iaoiBwtoir ! 'hours
academic credit, applicable toward
in undergraduate or graduate den
groe, will; be carried by the four
courses. *
The approximate cost per stu-
dent on the trip is estimated at
/ttSS, including vviaas, tuition,
travel add living expenditures
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Faculty members of the Univer
sity of Vermont as well as memb
ers of several other institutions
will accompany the group. Inquir
ies should be addressed to: The
Marshall Plan in' Action Course,
University,of Vermont, Burlington,
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Agricultural Relations Men
Hold Conference Here Today
. A group of agricultural relations men from the different
fields of business and industry met this morning in the Sbisa
Hall j lounge, according to Tyrus R. Timm, administrative as
sistant and economist of the A&M College extension service.
Timm is acting as consultant to the group while they are on
the campus. ; ! j T
“Far more than there has been Holmes,, agriculturist, Gonzales
ip the past, and especially at this State Bank, Gonzales; Luther
critical period of time, the nation
must have a better understanding
and a closer working cooperation
between industry and agriculture,”
said Timm. “The purpose of the
meeting this morning was to dis-
epss procedures to follow in ob
taining a better interchange of
ideas and a closer cooperation of
representatives from business firms
who have a large share of their
business in rural areas,” he said.
Six differehtl groups of business
and industry were represented, and
the following men were chairman
qf their groups: Joe Haeglin, agri
cultural agertt for the Humble Oil
and Refining Company, Roustori;
Felix DeAbnie, agricultural agertt
for the Southern Pacific Railroad,
Houston; Homer Gibbs, agricultur
al agent for the Houston Power and
Ught Company, Houston; Vernon
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NAVARRO COUNTY CLUB,'
7:30 p. m., Thursday, Room 224,"
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VETERANS’ WIVES BRIDGE
CLUB, 7:30 p. m., Thursday, YM-
CA.
BREAD RATIONING
BEGINS IN JERUSALEM
JERUSALEM, Mar. 31 —(/P*—
The Jewish community in. Jeru
salem began- rationing bread yes
terday for the first!time.
Jews said food ;si|pplies in their
areas are '.‘dangerously low.” Bread
has been Scarce for several days.
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Study the effectiveness of con-
miures. j j '
infected area covers about
ains
ani-
about 15 million susceptible
mals, Dr.. Boughton said.
Tryouts for ‘Our
Town’ April 1, 2
Summer Jobs Open
For Sophomores
The Jewel Tea Company, with
headquarters in Barrington, Illi
nois, is offering summer employ
ment to qualified sophomore col
lege students.
I According to W. R. Horsley, di-.
rector of the Placement Office,
completion df a. successful period
qf summer work may lead to an
iwardj of scholarship tuition to
such students.
Interested ’ j sophomore students
should register with the Placement
Office before April 10 so that ar
rangements for later personal in
terviews can be made, Horsley said.
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Casting for Thornton Wilder’s
“Ouk Town” will take place April
1 arid 2.
George J. Dillavbu, director of
Mjte! Aggie Players, will be at the
Asjstymbly Hall from 4 to 6 p. m.
arid from 7 to 8 p. m. both days to
hjtact students, wives, and towns
people interested in trying for
, 'pajnts in the next production.
I At least 27 persons are needed
I in the cast, Dillavou said, which is
a larger number than in any pre
vious production.
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Sul Ross Meetings Called
Sharp, director of Agricultural Re
lations, Inc., Dallas; and George
Logan, agricultural director of the
Waco Chamber of Commerce,
Wbax /J ' |
Four reasons why the need for
better understanding and apprecia
tion between businessmen and
farmers is urgent today were point
ed out by Timm. First was the
world-wide food crisis, with the
eyes of the world on American ag-p^
riculture. Second wan the increas
ing specialization and commercial
ization of farms. Third, vCas the
fact that rural people, including
those living in small towns, make,
up the highest potential source of
buying power in this country. The
fourth reason was that adjustments
for the extent apd kind of popula
tion migration that goes on be
tween farm and City requires an
understanding between agriculture
and business.
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14 inch carrlajtee, also portab b A«h
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Johnnie Frankie, assistant foot
ball coach, and freshman basket
ball coach at A&M for the past
two years, has resigned his coach
ing position here to bpcome Direc
tor of Athletics at Wharton Coun,
ty Junior College, according to W;
R. Carmichael, A&M athletic dir
ector. |
Frankie’s resignation was accep
ted yesterday afternoon by the
Athletic Council, and he plans to
leave College Station soon to as
sume his new duties at IWharton.
County Junior College under fhe
terms of a three-year contract.
Carmichael stated the athletic
department appreciated Frankie’s
services and regretted to see him
leave A&M.
Carmichael said the department
was happy j Frankie had received
a promotion.
No successor will be named for.
Frankie at present, Carmichael ad-
Dr John S« Caldwell
’ Optometrist
Caldwell’s Jewelry Store
Bryan, Taxaa
ROTC Cl
Advanced ROTC pay checks
have been received by the mili
tary department and will be is
sued Thursday and Friday,
April 1 and 2.
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FOR SALE—40-pound Ice bojttl
Goode, A AM Pnhnr. Tlf
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The Brazoria County
hold a special meeting
night, April 1, at 7:ltyl in
YMCA, T. R. Hicks, prudent
the dub, announced.
The puiqiose of this
to elect a Cotton Bal
Hicks • requested ! that
•bring a picture of their
to the meeting. !
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also be ready for inspec Jtyn,
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