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horses performance.
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them himself,
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TYPING—Brinjt your theme* and thesis
to C-13-A. College View Ap
after 5:00 p.m. or b ’
1007 E. Wrd. Phone
FOB SALE—ROYAL
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CHINE*, 11120.00 and up. Combination
Adding & Ca»b RegUterinr: Maehinr<.
Immediate delivery. CdU ^r wribr 'L. !H.
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ies tn mis event win meet at
7:3< p.m. Tuesday, April 27, in the
Animal''Industries Library, Soyar
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Bryan, Texas.
Societies To
^ilm Tuesday
vy.; M. Neal of the Systems Di
vision of the Houston office, Rem
ington Rand, Inc., will show a film
on “Simplified Unit Invoice Ac
counting iPlan” at a joint meeting
of the Business and Accounting
Societies Tuesday evening.
The iheeting will be held at 7:30
. j m. in the Agricultural Engi-
oering Lecture Room.
imal in aj dairy ctjttll el:-
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Thi apnuar spring dairy cattlii
show isisponsored jointly by th<
Kream and Kow Klub, which
Was organized in 1924. and .the
sbandry Department
lell, professor of dfur}
•t Dairy husbandry
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Appi-oximately 40 animals will
be exhibited this year,in the fol
lowing classes; junior heifers,
senior heifer calves, junior yearl
ing heifers, and senior yearling
heifers. A sub-ojass of young bulls
will be : shown but will not be
judged. The dairy animals will
consist of both the Jersey and the
Holstein breeds.
Both the Murphy menfolk are
looking forward to 1 p. m. May 1,
when the judging is scheduled to
get underway. Th6y hope experi
ence will tell.
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By COMRADE WIGGI
(Not Conrad Twiggins) x
Hick Bindley, editor of “Tm^
Duncanville Daily Disgrace,” sat
■slouched in his swivel chair. His
feet were propped up; oh the an
tique roll-top desk which was clut
tered with clippings, [ ptiste, and
several volumes, of Shakespeare.
A fopl-smelltng, oversized meer
schaum pipe was clamped firmly
between Hick’s teeth and a well-
chewed, black pencil protruded
from behind his right ear.
j i jVh, yes. Hick presented the
perfect picture of a crusading ■
journalist. And a crusading jour-
aalist he was, too.
BETTER SERVICE on all make* of ra
dio* at BETTER HOMES APPLIANCE
CENTER. 314 N. Main, Bryan. Pbonc
2-1C42. ;
FOR SALE-Ufl aero* loejttod
Hiithwuy 8, nine mile* south eollexe.
Fenced. fi»h pond, 2,000 pine seedlinfrt;
320.00 per acre. Ten yonr payment.
Abstract furnished. 209 Park Place,
West Collette Pork. j •
Choif to Present
Program Tuesday
The 19-member Clifton Junior
College Choir will present a pro
gram of sacred music Tuesday
evening at 8 in the YMCA Chapel.
A^H» Grender is director.
There\\vill be Tio admission.
Dr John Si Caldwell
Optometrist
Caldwell's Jewelry Store
Bryan, Texas
! Hick had started his crusading
as a, staff member of the Bat-
is,; character of a certain kind. As
a matter of fact, Hick had more
'character than gray matter. It
TbOK character to stay with a
newspaper whose circulation had
droppetkfrom 2000 to 250 since he
had takeh\over sis eilitor. Just be
cause Duncanville was a farming
community was no reason why
farm news shoiiid be published in
the “Daily Disgrace*” Hick argued.
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The community had, plenty of
cotton, corn, turnips, pnd boll
weevils, but was short ou cul
ture. I
So, Hick had given them cultun
He had published quotes from
talion, the official publication of Shakespeare and quips from Swe-
Texas A£M College and College
tion, Texas. It was Hick’s pol-
lex
Stk
idyl even then, to print what he
thought the readers should have.
To give the subscribers what they
wanted was childish and showed
lack) of character.
I One could say lots |bf nasty
things about Hick, but no one could
shy that ho lacked character that
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Cvejryi.hing done in half an hour in famou* i
Yeitiaghouse' Laundromats.
ONLY 30e 1
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Balf § hour laundry
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make other formerly impossible in-
v^stigations. > j
Dr. Potter has a B. degree
from Princeton, an M. js. from
jNew York, and Ph.D. from Yale.
. First teaching on the faculty at
Illijnois Institute of Technology, he
later became head of the South
Dakota School of Mings and Tech
nology. During the War he work
ed on the electronic investigation
in the Bell 'Telephone Laboratories.
in 1945 he came to A&M to head
the physics department.
| Friday, Paul M. Andrews, in
structor of physical education,
will discuss the characteristics, of
good hitters in the world of base
ball. He will discuss the value and
importance of good hitting, the
time and practice required to per- , -
feet good batting technique, and ! CA Lecture Robm.
tne necessity for observing fuhda-j SAM (Wives’ Club), 7:15 p. m.,
j mentals such j as the selection of ! Tuesday, Home of Mrs. George
the proper bat, the proper grip, | Boyd. 227 Munnerlyn.
ami stance, and the place to eon- YMfcA CABINET, 7:15 p. m.,
denborg. He had given front page
spreads to book reviews, and he
had announced the piano regital
of a Ideal long-hair in i two-inch
headlines. But -Hick had failed to
publish a Department of Agricul
ture warning that an army of ra
dio active turnip termites was
moving in on Duncanville after
its conquest of. Dogpateh. The
farmers, unaware iof this approach
ing disaster,! were not prepared
when |Kese starving, turnip-loving
insects attacked their precious
lefops.' j:!|
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As a result of this negligence
on the part of.this culture-crazy
editor the farmers’ crops were
destroyed. With their source of
income gone, the farmers were
forced to sell their homes to get
money to buy passage to Europe
where they cculd participate in
What’s Cooking?
the benefits of the Marshall
fi*!!*; \
Thia left Hick and a few culture-
lolving: citizens the sole occupants
of Duncanville. And how could a
crusading journalist crusade when
there was nobody left to crusade? ?
So now, Hick was looking for
greener pastures. He picked up a
telegram from his desk. The! tele
gram, from two of Hick’s former
college cohorts, read: .
HAVE heard of your suc
cessful CULTURE CRUSADE
AT DUNCANVILLE STOP NEED
YOUB HELP IN SAME TYPE
MOVEMENT WE HAVE START
ED AT POSSUM HOLLOW STOP
E HAVE GOOD CROPS HERE
NO CULTURE STOP AN-
, ’COLLECT STOP
Signed: MARLIE CHURRY
T\ . BOLAND RING
qULPEP
Realty
Aggie-Ex to Show
Color Film About
African Wildlife
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W.; G- McMillan, Lubbock con-
iraetbp and sportsman, will! ex
hibit his colbr film, “Big Game in
Aft ica/’ in Calvert at 8 p.m., April
28, at'the high school auditorium.
The: movie has been shown in
Dallas* Fort Worth, and Lubbock,
where! the proceeds went to the
: A&M Scholarship fund.
An Aggie, Class of ’22, MpMil-
| lan played football three years.
| He made his latest trip to Africa
! last | November where he spent
nearly six months fflming African
B&A SOCIETIES (Joint Meet- -{S'bn |J af™* u P
!ii K .?Llif >y ’ AK lin ' a'series rf artMcs
NEWMAN CLUB (executive "“*4
council) 7:30 p. m. Monday, YM-
ca. r
^ SAM, 7:15 p. m., Tuesday, YM
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nect with the ball. |
Andrews first came to A&M in
1943, following a year in profes
sional baseball with the Gulf Coast
■j League. He attended Thorps
Springs Junior College, later tak
ing his B. S. from Suli Ross State
Teachers College. He played eight
years amateur ball before. taking
q position as physical education
ihstrueftor at NTSC.
Mondhy, YMCA Cabinet Room.
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