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MAY 6, 1948
Statesman, Knightly Gentleman*’
j j | ^yreijcej ^llivijLn Ross, Founder of Aggie foadi'
Two Soluiion^ to Red Menade .. 1
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Two sharply cprjtrastiny sokitibns to the /their plan, offered by Dr. Ralph E. Dif-
’ /ere ©mered jby Sec re- '
bill aljif the Methodist /
and then send thenf tb “spread Christianity”
iQrei
Communist menace| Were bifefed jby Secre- fendorfer af New York, palled for a school
tary of Stile M^r^U an4 the Methodist /to train nhissionafie^ in Communist ideas
General Coi^rencej 1 1 ■ ■ / Sand then send theni’ tb “
neral Co|t«renceJ | 8 :! .
Marshall, in a ieatirrtonjl before]the Hoi/e
rfeign Affairs JCimmittel, spoke ou/in
,<e in Communist centjers. (■'I j!
Foreign A|faifs pimmittpj, spoke out in Since they feltjthat it would be impos-
T.favor of a ^peaceful arbit|c|tian ami settle- sibl.e to get behind the iron curtain, their
would be active in Japan, Ko
; and otter plapes suffering from
uor une Cnited‘iSfatiops to break 1 Communist infiltn tibn.
off relations with! Russia, j ||,U/ J Diffendorfer .^aid that the more the mijs-1
He emphasized jalso tl|p|[lj any drastic sionkries knew abo|it Commiinism the better
!!
iviside
. .' t jConferemie in
Boston wad preparing its? proposed method
of combattjing Com^nunisrti.jj
Letters
5Ugh thinking men th
t them. Are we going 14]
! full of disagreeable facjt ii
let them take over?
The Communists did nr
I the convention because-t:
, , enoi
]_ wit tl
NS A COMMUNISTIC? now thM the battle is in
Editor, The Battalion: | It ii« also true that
Is NS A Communistic? The arti- mU nistic. But the
ties written by M!r. J. T Miller Battklioh did not poir.
suggest that it is. Either Mr. Mu- f ac t mat NSA
ler oi; his information is biased.
If he is biased, he should not be
>ut
shake-up of Clicr U. ;N. at tlBip tinje without able] they would be r to combat it. Their drive
Russian ag'eemeitt iwoidd jdjjekroy the orga- for funds-gets underway immediately.
.nizatibn an'l causp in imnjejtfaite race to-sef It is a'little grange to find Marshall BETWEEN THE BOOK ENDS
up rival military fU]iances| j ( ., taking the negatjvb approach to fhe prob-
. • be bes solution that fyqjyould see would lem, and the chmvhmen ready to take the
oe to convi nce the _Russfe|i jeaders th^t the offejnsive. But any solution to the problem
two countries can; li\-e sidp fo'jsidb in peace. 0 f Communism is a good one—provided it
Meanwhile the MethOcfU
writing artiicles thijit are supposed
to inform the people about the
subject.
He was not at the NS A conven
tion: therefore his information
must be second-hand. Where does
he obtain it?
Before the voting on NS A at
TU, the.Daily Texan was full of!
articles suggesting that it was
Communistic. It was later proven 1
that NSA was not, but that Red
factions on the campus were coerc
ing the students into believing that
it was.
I would like to read some arti
cles written by a man who was at
| the NSA convention, and who could
give a true picture of what NSA
is, and what its good as well as its
bad points are.
It iS true that there were Com
munists at the Convention. What
arc we supposed to do, run away
screaming and yelling that it is
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away from IUS for thktj yjdjry
son.
Is there anyone on ihR/ampjj i
well enough informed TSiA
conduct an open fonins?; If £<,
would he do so ? I beliey e tbiC i n ■
terest is. great enough tfij i'aiira
it.
Sincerely,
PATRICK H. RARRET, ’
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(EDITOR'S NOTE:
la<'k of space, the third
this ilerlps — the one
the activities of the Ccji
party witliln the NSA-
printed yesterday or
ever, It Is expected tl
tide will be published li|
edition of The Battal
please reserve any furtl
meat I of Red activitiek* Rn t
NSA until you read
article of the series.
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ns Administration ad-
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really solVek and coe.sn’t just cover up the'
differences which lire ripping the world in
two.
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Brink Offers Good Advice
To Potential Bridegrooms
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V o u R eaeti o n aritps
Senator Wnyue Morse is hmd. He has been
ostracized i iy a irroup thiitiilift Was instru
mental imSormihg.! , !•
When Morse anproacridjl ;(’oinnecticut’s
Senator Baldwin o|i the ijdtja of forming a
18 Year of Crisis
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By KENNETH B0ND
‘THIS MAN AND THIS WOMAN,” by Frederick Brink,
Copyright 1918, hy the International (jommittee of Young Men’s
Christian Association. Price $1.50.
So You’re going to get married?
Few pjeople will argue against President gated tolread “This"Man and This Womin. 7 ’
Trutman’sr statement that the present year Entering a subject that has been+~
‘‘mky .well determi ne the world’s future ” j . r ?.5f.!!„ than
group of ‘Mrogtessiye” Re4||jblicans to con-
'sider pa rtvi policy h^fully inf ended to become
nsblf] Not only
fhiej |‘‘lil)era , ly”
j. Cobper (Ky)
Danger (NBp. ai1d!Tobe\i |^ T ti)4-whom he'
thought \shij>uId a!s<i- lie ajkfjd to join.
^Wben t he ground fii*stjnd was about
to be convened at tlie Ivn^ |ii’ S n nalor Bald
a member of the group ii
that, but hiMianupd-severajl
minded senjitors—Aiken (
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just physical attraction.
covered I rather
I»,„- fir* thouglbt is that the
eight months may
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,1 , • , k , • i ii i. He satis that motet writers pre-
ve oped into a shoo ing war or we shall have fer t0 J e ont . of t , vo ol(1 thr ‘ ad .
subKtantiatnui tor j<>ur bolittt that another bare appiloachos—the romantic and
global conflict isn’t'Inevitable. Certainly the the materialistic.
woifld’s fate hangs hi the balance.
(That's! the number 1 issue, but.
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Baldi'in approached lilorse; with the laldjSg 'thp line which she has established Heve^ in j order Jo give them an
word -that- he tfibuirht th|
win,
icmnnosffd t ^ ^ ^ |
who had followed Hfe pai-t.| i|plicie$ with reg-(j. Me sl|all. learn whether the new align • ■ ■ m..nt p Hfts
ularity. T is left.Morso jaiiil his: nomiimes
out iii the co'd. Mloj^e rotijr^d thfe fire with
.the charts of “reartionarr-lt
The idea appears to/bp
ment of
conjjunctio i with the Marshall Plan is the
ies s|i
tainly, in tinies sjwdi
groan with iiHvtbei jitrty'/hjith yotitrols con-
h as'tipf
goo(| one. Cer-
e a progressive
real thing
gross is sdrhothiijgi to lj(‘idilfiirod.' But. just
because a swiatorlkjcks ovbnfhbrty traces
ieverv'iuow and tljeji shbulfl we rim bar to his
admittance to the jgrotm] Tihn^Bj^mihlirnns
jare not rijrht all' tjhe tintye.jj\Vheji they are
wrong, thin it ijf .good tjjpt theiic are men
who will d!sregaJfdjnarty ^iij^s knil come out
with their i)i).H*ct|o»is.
j| A grou > fdi|mecj*fri rpainjbut pjirty policy
-'which baivl men wl o dof'ii f pi low party lines
ion eveiy i4suo (lOTt .it s ifsk'M'P tutrpose. Sen-
r/itor Baldwin should recdh'jidei'.
P. ,S. -4 This inf)ilosooiyjapplb-s to Dem-
|ocrats as \ye ; ll as |t4pul>li(tfnji.
Tin lor| A Miurlvlv* i. .
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Y ice ppesidiuit Itil camjuliitg. < poi. Tovlor
just, miisseil beipij: tjhrowuiiii a t'.irminghanu
j#liT Monday ef^liljig. FiijeJ $r»P and costs
* and given 1:80 daYjS in jailj Tavloif's sentience
was stay<*< and hej w‘*s ijifmrd oiTprohation
by a - politic cojnt [judge. iTTfee dilarge arose
the; ass^ul
oi* just
hen consider yourjself ohli-
and other matters that the couple
should decide on before the wed
ding bells ring.
In a straight-florward manner,
he mentions the; immediate
problems that confront the new
ly weds. He has an entire chap
ter “And So They Were Mar
ried.’’ which explains how the
people involved should conduct
themselves.
This book is not a “birds and
bees story” nor is it the type that
is read behiiid locked doors.
Though it doesn’t give all the an
swers, the t/ader cart learn enough
that he c/n ask questions of the
family physician in an intelligent
ETtheir
an* Admin
The Vete
vised these veteranV to apply for
elite as sohn as possible to alio*
ample time to process their ap-
plicatidns.
the iiaw provides an automobile
r ottrr conveyance, at a cost not
exceed 41,600, for any World
.Jr H veteran who lost, or lost
the use of,; one or both legs at or
above the i ankle as the result of
There a
ihfc stream
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s in US national forest
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The romantic approach, says
hit • Bn ,1 l < ’ recognizes the biological
, ,, , iL i i , UUei- ur gc""butj is centered more on the
IncRed with it, are nninV other momentous emotionsiand the affections. Mar-
maliters. For instance, tan Russia be held
riage is provided, these people be
lieve, in!order, to give them an
opportunity to remain continuous-
sharing <tf love and passion.
te j natiohs in western Furope in The materialistic consider the
pass with; it,” he isays. v
Marriage must begin with the
aim of creating a lasting instl-
tutiojn and a home.
Marriage must be large enough
to include God in it. “The very
ability to mate demands a recog
nition) that God has an interest
and deserves a place in the mar-
riage.l’ ji
Brjpk takes the reader through
mar-
engage-
he g.vesi the ‘Mo’s and
that must he observed. He
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dent's
a! flash in the pan.
relation between man and woman!
as being purely biological, Brink),
states. Marriage is merely a so-;
ding
diseu.jses religious practices, wed-
plans, premarital relations,
( an lit? ly and h rknee overcome the doub- cial relationship whereby they may
le hkndipap of fierceEconomic depression and live together without legal ccn-
of powerful Communist parties, su,c or ? ocial criticism,
which take their ojrders from Moscow? Can Brink takes the attitude that 1
Ft!eland pull hefijelf out of her economic (narriage is a combination real-
taili.,.™ imd rte : military strenirth
essential to ihis jsbnjtinel of \\ estei p demo- ] t wo approaches by recognizing i
cracV. f j the biological processes and tak- j
vVe’li have a mlch better idea of the ) ins intio consideration the ro- |
answers to these quektions along about June, mantic ar K ,e -
I94fi). . j ■ 1 He entiihasizes that prospective I
t j ; ! » brides aticl bridegrooms must con-
Gag Bill' Challenged . . . ^
~ j “ i . Mamalge must not be entered
, . . I into .witjli] haste. “You don’t buy
The “teTag bill’ discussed here recently a car hastily so why pick a mate
had drawn sharn) *ea|ction, and is apt to be overnight?”
tested soon. The Till provides jail sentences • Marriiige must be based on more
foil reporters wh< > print information that
comes to them fn in government “leaks.”
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A bill contpiniAg that idea mny be taken
up„in the House lx fore the end of this week.,
i But there appeirsito be little chaiice that
thej jail-for-repor'ers! provision will stick.
At least two membeijs, Iteps. Brown (R-
Ohjio) and Ifricu (jl-lll) said they will offer:
Fori Your Visual Problems
Consult i-
Dr. Carlton R. Lee
OPTOMETRIST
203 S. Main — Bryan
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amjendmentfl to htiiko out the provision, and
[R-Mass)
;out of a tiLmftieibHween a'pojict man and spiaker Martin .R-Mass) told newsmen BARBELL ENTHUSIASTS!
, I’Ta^lor whim the lajter refused admiHance to “the press has nothing to fear from this «..«.••**
fa chmvh through f a dolor reserved for Coiigress."
rnegroes.
I Taylor
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tall the cailniaifcnIliateriaH pht t)f the charge ; sul|t of (the Commerce Department's refusal
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is apparently itii'ing tn soiieezc
The provision ih part of a bill drafted by
the House Fxpendjitures Committee as a re-
vhe can.Tot he haji (decided itofiappcial the case.
’Just why he wanted - to elier the church
through tl at particular diooii- is hot known/
but judgii g fropi !his carnqiaiigfn |up to mow
it was' jirt; anoit'him’ exeusif tb
]alleged ab jses of the 1 * ri
{the constii otioh. /
I iSomefe )dy may ftake Tpy
jheart, but
rove about
ghts under
or s
rantings to
from itere it lookte as though he
jis stooping just A ](ittle lowe) - in in effort to
‘ {degrade tl is nitioi in the-e.fes of the world.
*Hts arresf will make rtic? dopy for foreign
, i i u,| e arres j|.
vhat Henr}-
iuphoidind - fhe basic lati r of
the land.’;’] ' | | Tj ],f
Senatei- Taylor: may be jijroud
$J9i
to itiirn over to the un-American Activities
Committee data wanted for a loyalty investi
gation. (Dr. Condon, th(? man being investi
gated, had been c eared by the FBI, which
didn’t seem enough to satisfy the Thomas
committee.)
j “Gag” bills arc bad medicind, po matter
hoik - well they see n justified by contempor-] ..>01*
ary conditions. Nothing is easier to abuse
than a law .which tan keep newspapers from
tellling the truth about the government.
frtt books ond counet with voch »♦»
How told by. ond guorontood by.
yoor iotol iptrfing Good* OfoUr
AtV fo» »ho throo «tw
HooltKwoyt prdOwcit The hood
Itrop for nt(li dovoloptnont. tho
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