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CHICAGO, Rkpi. 24 -OW- Th»
Fwlfral Court 0* Appenln in a two
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BROWNRV1L1JS APPLIES
FOR TELEVISION
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 -UH
Thohm 0. Payne, doinc tounnew
M BroWnavillej Television Co., to» /
ilay applied to th© conmrunicationi
commission fotj/HTlcw conuncrcial
television statjon at Brownsville,
Texas. . • j ‘ . '
GULP DRILLING
CHALLENGED
GALVESTON, Tex.. Sept 24 —
W?>—A public nparinjr Will be held
.htjry Qct <jn protests aealnst
proposed druline of oil wells in
the Gulf of-Mexico.
^ Col., B. L. Robinson, Galveston
district army engineer, announced
the hearing yesterday. Me said it
was called becquse of,protests from
navigation interests./. .•
Stanolind Oil and Gas Co. of
Houston is plahnlng to drfll for oil
wells in eight inreas'offshore from
(ijrivcsl '
JOHNSON?GETS TO TELL
STORY .TODAY*,,
DALLAS. Sept. 24 —tT) James
: V. Allred annojumcedhore that Fed
eral Judge Joseph ,C. Hutcheson,
Jr., would hear at b a. m. today in
Houston Lyndon Johnson’s appeal
' from n federal epprt - injunction
which is keeping his panic 6ff the
general election ballot as Demo
cratic nominee for U. S. Senate.
• HURRICAN# MOVES
ON TO BERMUDA •
Miami, Fia., Sept 24 -ot*—
Severe gales) of.ijenr-hurricnne
force threatened-the,'BritiA Is
land of Bernnida today ns a hurri
cane' that, left three dead and an
estimated $25.000,000 damage ui
.Florida cxpnrvled-at sea.-
GREEK FORCES
REGAIN GROUND - - * .
98 Students File For Student Senate;
Today Final Day To Make Application
(Ballots Will Be Used in Dornis;
All Others to Use Batt Ballots
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Directors Meet
To Review A-M
F <f^' 0 c N Lo{m? , . , t l tkfSiKLS'iS V System Report
sal Servlee of the College, A quix paper-la in the eleetroale grad- '
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Martin, Gossett, and Joseph
Nominated for Class President
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i R; W. McDaniel, civil engineering student from Bcllaire,
Texas, was named secretary-treasurer of the sophomore
class afcva meeting held last night.
McDaniel, a member of last year'srfreshman track squad
won the unanimous vote of the meeting.
The Rtorroy crowd nominated the
following men for the office of
vljfi
n
' ty .'JaK.
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rate
praikal Service of the .. - r-r—— — —- ».—
lag machine, and Mm. Cloudt La reading the atodenPfe score on a
dlAli j - . •
Papers from 1,400 freshmen students were graded and ready for
and an-
use in! advising the . freshmen a day after the achievement
litude!teats were take*. , 1 ■■
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Hfee Entrants Register For
“Ugly Man” Contest First Day
(. | • * D> ^HANDSOME” LARRY GOODWYN
iT^ie Commentators’ “L T gly Xian” Contest, only one day
old hais already begun to! draw entrants—bent oh fame, for-
tuife and two tickets to the A&M-Texas football ganjie.
Scarcely liad the announcement come out in Thursday’s
issue of the Battalion — when three fugitives from a
ATHENS;
general sta’ff
Sept. 21 —«-P>— A
spokesman said yes
terday Greek forces have won back
about hnlf-4b.
thtf Rebels i
njid killed 45
tno‘ four-da
The s
recaptu
horion
for thfci
the guer
* ground they lost to
the Vitsi Tiiangle
Communists during
ffensive.
;efflna»rKaid the Greeks
I the town of Dendra-
hs the pivot
assault on
supply road
i^e<I toe town oi
nrcyiobsly used ai
■n: unsuccessful j
emllpid—itialn s‘u
h
^ t a w . rosi
into Albantaj jL-^
Rochelle Elected
President of A&M
Pre-Med. Society
J. B. Roch die was^tected presi
dent of the Premedical-Predontal
Society ni it i first meeting of the
year,' Bifly tvarow, reporter, an-
jiounccd Thi rsdny.
Other officers elected were Karl
Grant, vice-; irtSfilent; Billy Nash,
Aecrotnry anti (reaiurer; and Billy
Jvawjw. repohor. i • '
* The usual highlight of the ,sea-
Society is the annua’
»n for the
... as. The disdussions ut these ban-
ijueta are cohcemed with the pres-
’ ’ ent trend* df medical schools and
the rapitlly. changing pnsmcdical-
pmlental ontlook. ...
The Socle y meets on tha first
i and third Ti icsdnys of each month
in Room 32 of the Science Hall.
It
Cataloger Added
To Library Staff
Mrv Dordthy G t Yetak ha* been
appointed s .’rial* caUlogcr otr the
staff of t io Cushing Memorial
Library, PiM 8. Balance, chief H-
. brarian, anbaunced today.
Mr*. Y'ciiik received her library
. training At TSCW and «erved a*
librarian at West Texs^ Hieh
School and North Junior High in
Waco.' i
• Her husbond, Andrew C. Yetak,
i* n graduate student majoring m
floriculture
Cabaniss Elected
Neb* President Of
Prejj&w Society
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Charles -D. Cahaniiul was elected
prvsident. of the A AM Pre-Law
Society at an organizational meet
ing Wednesday evenW.'Other of
ficers electeil were: P. H. Landey,
vicc-presideat; Charted Ig Williams
Jr., sdcretary-t^easurtV, and Her-
ntUn C.jGpllob; rcjiorten
Duphg the bu-sihess session pro
pound for activities for the coming
ycaV-included the unnual trip by
soeietT ipembcrs to a Southwestern
law iJchooL nml the securing of
forum, speakers Tor meetings.
It was announced that a cata
logue; file of information on most
national and southwestern law
schools has been completed rind is
available to any student.
Philip Goode, .co-sponsor, said,
“Wc .Hope that this group will con
tinue ito grow. All students inter
ested ;in law are mvited to attend
the meeting.’*
Arthur Stewa'rt, co-sponsor, will
speak! at the next meeting,'which
is to (include a roundtable discus
sion rtf law school/requirements.
baptist Co-Weds--
Plan Wiener Roast
Saturday Evening
^-•Thy Co-Wed Department of the
First 1 Baptist Church of Bryan will
hold W wiener roast at 6 Saturday
evenipg, Mrs. J. £. Park, publicity
chairman, said Wednesday.
TH i social, which is being held
>n cc ebration of the-establishment
of tie.Co-Weds as a department,
will >e held at the home of R. C.
How vn. ’
Th; Hovrren home is two and a
quar cr miles south and a quarter
mile j past of the east Gate, Mrs.
Park! said.
Food will he furnished, and
transportation will he arranged for
couple* calling the Fiht Baptist
Chuijrh. ‘
• The Co*Weds Department con
sists of young married couples who
•attend Sunday School togel
♦plastic surgeon signified their in
tentions of campaigning. The first
mpa
three in the field that is expected
<o reach at least twenty were Snag
\Just call me Snagglctooth) Gen
try, Rupert (pride of tho jocks)
Hall and Jimiqy (leathcrlung).
Stephens.
Gentry, a veteran. senior from
Dallas, is regimental comman
der of the Infantry Regiment. Five
feet six inches tan at best, Gentry
greatest claim, to athletic fame is
'that he tips the scales at over
two hundred poundsi And he,has
employed a ratnimign manager
every bit as ponderous as him
self—namely J .W. Robinson 200
plus pound* of "hot air" Gentry
said he fully intended to win and
with “Robinson backing me up,
I’m ready to make a race of it.
Hall, however, violently dis
agreed, saying, "they ain’t got a
chance. You know history repeats
itself and since it was Hall in ‘41,
it'll be Hall In '48. ("Allty Oop
Hall won tho ’41 Ugly Man con
test) Hall, commander of "C”
Troop Cavalry . is employing, not
one, but two campaign managers—
George Msrhle.'a senior from Dal
las, and. Dudley Burris, Junior of
Seguin.
The board of directors of
A&M is meeting today and
tomorrow for the purpose of
« reviewing the chancellor’s an-
. N; > nual report on the A&M Sys-
. ptem for 1948-19. The session
began this morning at 9
the Plaza Hotel in San An
tonio.
The hoard will discuss appro
priations for the Memorial Student
Center and a proposed appropria
tion for 'the building of a 18-hole
golf course.
Authoritation will-be sought for
the use of $50,000 from the Ex
change Store operating fund and
$000,000 from other available
funds. These fund* will lie used
in the immediate work on the cen
ter. . '
The proposed golf course will
cost about $75,000. It will be lo
cated |n the soSithwest comer of
the campus wherebbe present beef
cattle 'center is now located,. The
horse barn will b« convert*] into
a dub house. •
Plans for the course have been
drawn up by Ralph Plummer, of
Dallas., one of the south’s finest
golf layout desilmers.
An appropriation of $50,000 has
already been made for the con
struction of a new beef center. An
additional $.13,000 will be requested
from the board. The total spst will
be* $101,000 and it will be located
near the present dairy.
Tennis courts fop John Tarlcton
Agriculture College will be pro
posed. Also the appointments of
new deans for the Stephcnvillc
and Arlington schools will be con
sidered.
During the course of the meet
ings the board will work on; other
matter* including ddditUmal 'schol
arships, purchase plans for a new
agriculture experiment station, and
numerous gifts and loans.
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president: I)e Loach Martin, a
mechanical engineering student of
Dallas; John E. Gossett, a busi
ness major from Houston; and Don
Joseph, a. pre-law student from,
Harlingen*. /
Nominated for vice-president
were J. D. Mclvcr, a civil engi
neering student from Honey Grove
Tommy Butler, an aero student
from Waco and Ralph E. Gorman,
an architecture major from Port
Arthur.
Seeking the post of social secre
tary’ aro Stanley W. Thompson, a
mechanical engineering student of
Abjlerne; David L. Bertrand, Jr.,
an .electrical engineering major of
ort Arthur; and D. K. Kcelan, a
troleum geology major from
enumont. *
The meeting resembled the re
cent national convention in two
ways—there was almost con
stant disorder and a few of the
nominees were chosen by ‘‘out
fit’* csucases. There were no vet
eran sophomores present at the
meeting.
.The voting.will be by ballot.
All ballot* must he turded in no
later than noon Monday, 'James
P inn la, ex-class, president, warned.
The ballots may l>e found in air
other section of this paper., Pianta
Instructed sophomores to fill these
out, sign them, and turn them in to
their first ‘ sergeants.' Day stu
dents and non-corps men will turn
Uicir ballots In at the Student Ac-
.V
Ninety-eight candidate have filed in the race for po-- j
nitionp in the Student Senate as of 5j p. m. Thursday, N. K.
Leatherwood, president of the Sennie, has announced.
These applications are now bcinji: (checked in the Regis- •
trar’s Office to determine whether or not the candidateA.ftre
eligible. Today at f# p. in. w the+.~* *
thrltloR Office.
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New Midway Area
Church Organized
By Rev. Jackson
together,
Mrs.) Park said, adding that the de-
icnt welcomed visitors to the
4 \
A
Mrs.! Park Haul, ac
nartjnent wolconv
wiyfjer roast
t What’s
Cookiiig
ivetor Vete
(s who were enrolled
he. second summer se-
id notified the Veter-
nlst ration that they
sire the fifteen day* 1
fen the second sum-
iter and the fall ae-
r hould report to,
ina Adrljkor’s Office
tel; ..TayfiOllkin*
Advisor, announced t*
Vetera
n A AM
•n ft ter
ins Ad
tld not
I’cave be
ijntr acta
mrstcr, phouId' report to, the
Velersns Advtfwr'i Office, Da-
mediately. .Taywr-Wlfkiiut Vet-
era ns Advisor, announced tpday.
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AbGlE WIVES CIRCLE, A&M
ME HODIST CHURCH. 7:30 p.nu
Morday, with Mrs. Cecil Ryan on
Sulphur Springs Road.
AtCHITECTURt SOCIETY,
Tut day;' 7:30 p. m., Assembly
RoOtn, YMCA. Pint meeting of the
yead. Elect officero.
C tMERA CLUB. 7:80 pjn. Mon
day. Physlca Building. j • p
LANDSCAPE ART CLUB, 7:80
a„ Monday, Room 810, Africul-
* Engineering-Building.
ANISH CLUB, AfUr
Tuesday night, Room
emlc Building.
Hall said hr plans to give
speeches in behalf of his candi
dacy outside of Duncan mess hall
and "with all the Cavalry behind
me, how can I lose?’* .
•
- Stephens, head yell leader, was
ndt so vehement *n his plans for
victory. In factual? last reports, he
hadn't Oven been contacted by the
Battalion for interview. It is be
lieved his roommate, Muri’ay Cox,
who has had to Iqok at Stephen’s
face for three years, entered his
name before the latter knew any
thing about the contest However,
as Stephens has so much "natural
talent" for the title of “Ugly Man"
his-candidacy must be considered
ajnajor one.
'Sill three candidate* seemed in
tensely interested in the "secret"
prise that rounds out the group of
three awards to bo given tho win
ner of the contest. Some rumors
now in full swing insist that the
Pfite is a deferment from the
draft while others are claiming it
Is an exemption frpm any course
the winner selects. However, the
Commentator staff, guiding hands
of the contest, are remaining mum.
The o^her prize* are two ticket*
to the A&M-Tcxaa game and hotel
reservations in the Austin hotel.
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Nominations open today with
the printing of a Nominating
Ballot In the Battalioa. In the
Nominating Primary, each *tu->
dent may vote as many time? as
he warns, tuft, all fntriea mart;
be signed. Nominations close
' Thursday, September 80. The S
highest nominee* WlU qualify
for tho runoff election to bei
held Thnrpday, October 7.
AH ballots are to be mailed or
brought to the Commentator of
fice, second floor Goodwin Hall.
A&M History And
Traditions Viewed
By Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. C. B. Campbell spoke at a
meeting of the Newcomer* Club
last Wednesday afternoon. She
gave an account of the history of
the customs that arc now n part
of Aggie tradition, and related
i) amusing anecdotes of early
lus life.
■*. J. B. Johnson, president, in
troduced the'new officers. They
were Mr*. A. W. Mclloh, vice-presi
dent; Mrs. F. R. White, secretary-
treasurer; Mrs. R. E. Leighton,
membership chairman; Mrs. D. L.
Belcher, program chairman; Mrs
Robert H. Fletcher, corprogrum
chairman, and Mr*. R. S. Steven
son, chairman of the hostess com
mittee.
Mr*. J. E. Roberts, a charted />o Sundays, jhpoi
member, spoke briefly on how New, ^ne . during Rev
Comer* oltnc tq be started. Tlje^wnce arc Otis^ Mill
purpose of the Newcomerr Club
a section of tho College Social
Club, is to help new women get
acquainted.-
Newcomer* were urged to bring
magazine* to each meeting to bo
turned over to Mr. G«y of the
YMCA for the use of the boys at
Bryan Field. ■ •{
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AN ANONYMOUS OPTIMIST
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/ LONDON, September 24—<*»—
A crude zign^waa found Thursday
pinned on tbe garden door at No.
10 Downing Stmt, Prime Minis
ter Attlee’s official residence. 1
said: “51 os cow ia bluffinf."/
-J Correction
The Student Commissary is
'dosing out ita entire stock but
not at the price* as quoted in
yesterday’s Batt. ’ .
According to Carey Clark,
owner and manager of the Com
missary, the Information con
tained In the. Commissary's ad
is incorrect
The Student Conuniaaary (a
now located in the North Oan-
tral wing of Anchor Hall and
not at 814 Houston St
The Commissary h open eith
ry day from 4 to 6j>.m. and
from 1 to 8 p.m. on Saturday.
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A new ilethodist Church, ,St.
Paul’*, has been organized between
Bryan and College Station by Rev.
R. L. Jackson, former pastor of
the A&M 5Iethodist Church.
Services of the new chuiVh are
being held in, the YMCA rohm*
at the Country Club. Reverond
lackson served the A&M Methpdist
Church, from 1932 to 191G.
Thi* church will serve many of
Uia G. I. families who live in the
Midway Area. There are a number
of residentfalSscctions available to
this new cburca. which will fill tho<
gap between thiS-tw'o towns.
-Tho first scijictf was'held on
^eptomBcr 5tfu and during each
service sinro, ’ there haz .been an
-xceptiomdly large increase in at
tendance.. Although this- church
has just been organized, it is’pre-
nared to take care of all ages in
r 'hurch School, which meets at
9:45 on Sunday mornings.
. The St. Paul’s Methodist Church
offers a splendid opportunity for
those who have the pioneer spirit,
and who would like to have a part
in a growing new church.
Rev. Jackson ha* not only ser-
-ed tho A&M Methodist Church,
hut churches ia Dallas, Houston,
San Francinco and other citic*.. He
was pastor at New London, Texas
when the explosion occurred in
’937.
‘ Because of a back ailment, which
is T>ow being treated, Rev. Jackson
will not b°ld services for the next
Sundays. Speakers who will
Jackson's ab-
Miller and Dan R.
Davis, both of the departihaut of
Agricultural Economics^Md Bock
ology. Miller will
and Davis will s]
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CHARLES “CHUCK" CABA-
NISS ha* been named Spbrts Edi-
tor of the 1949 Longhorn. Ca-
barms is a sophomore student
taking pre-law.
Four File For?
Vacancies On
Life Committee
i n :
Only four students have ap
plied for tl»e three vacancies
on the Student Life Commit
tee thus far. They are Har
vey J. Chetf, Jack V. Smith,
Marvin Kuer.i and CecilJHuey.
Candidates must file their ap
plication* in the Student Activities
Office by 5 p. m. today. The elec
tion will bo held Monday. Thc-three
positions nro Only open to non-
military student*.
The Student Life Committee ‘is
a commkleo of the Academic Coun
cil and i*'-responsible for consider
ing policies and procedures affoc-
tingrstudcnt|life. This committee,,
make* it* recommendations to t
Academic Council.
The committee concern*
particularly with such matter* nV
Inting to the operation of certain
phase* of the student activities
program and to student life as are
not assigned to some other com
mittee or agency.
It consists of 9 member* of the
faculty nnpomtod by the Presidoiri
of the College,/and 11 students
appointed as follbi^: Cflulet Colonel
•f the Corps, prcMtlgrtt of the
Senior Class, presidemof the Jun-;
ior Class, one BatUjllion Editor, .4
representatives froth the Student
Senate, and 9 non-military students
elected at large. *
student*
niuee,
o ihp
itself
Spanish
Open for Ladies
A conversational course in Span^
(sh will be offered for ladies dur
ing the first semester of this school
yekr, J. J. Wbolket, head , of the
department of modern languages,
announced today.
’The first meeting of the group
will b« held at 10 a. m. Tuesday,
September 28, in Room 124, Aca
demic Building. At thia tithe a def,
inite hour will be selected for the
tegular class meetings .which will
be Md three times a week.
The wives of veterans are urged
by Woolket to afafl themselves of
opportunity to learn to speak
h. G. L veteran women are
d. that they can legiste*
course under the G. L Bill
Waco Club Plans
Dance Following
Bayloif-A&M Came
Plans for n dance following the
Baylor-A&M football .game wore
discussed at the first meeting of
tho Waco A&M Club Wednesday
night. I.| 4 .
Sleeting'for the first time thi*
semester the Waco 'club elected
officers and planned a full pro
gram for the coming year. • Ross
Fryer, senior architect student,
wn» elected* president The other
officer* elected were James Ken
nedy, secretary; Joe 5Iac Carpen
ter, treasurer; and Fred ■'Walter*,
sergeant at arm*. • ‘
• A committee wu* appointed to
locate a place in Waco where the
dance, after the Baylor game, may
Iks he|<l. The committee will also
meet with Bill Turner jo complete
arrangements for having the •Ag-
gielnnd Onfhestra play for the
dance.
A called meeting of the club will
l)c held Monday, September 27, at
7 p. m. in Room 125, Academic.
Tho purpc«c of this meeting Is to
hear the finding of the dance com
mittee. J '
l^u Beta Pi Lists
' IP V '
Eligible Engineers
. Tau Beta Pi, Texas Delta Chap
ter, the national engineering scho
lastic honor society, is compiling
a list of aenion who aft» eligible
for election this fall, H. W. Barlow
Dean loft.Engineering, announced
today.' j I
for jhembershlp
lent have a grade
2.00 or better as of
the fall iemeeter and
'most graduate by the end of spring
iemeeter,!
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final• deadline for filing applica
tions, he warned.
No candidate* may run for sen
ator from his dorm nial ni*o for
senator-at-large, Leatherwood em
phasized. All men who Imve.filed
for l»oth |K>sititms should clarify
their position at the Student Ac
tivities Office before 5 p.m. today.
The Student Senate election will
be held Monday night Ballot* will
be distributed in the dormitories
5tondny afternoon and will he
picked up at 10 p. m., Monday. All
students not living in the dormi
tories will use the official Ballot
which will he published in the
Monday Battalion.
The ballot* • will be distributed
and picked up by the senior cadet
officer or housemaster in the dor
mitories.
Students who will.not bo here
for the two semesters are not
eligible^ to run for the Student
Senate. The following
have applied:' •
Dormitory 1
Paul H. Landry
Rdilolph L. Schodde
Maxio W. Freeman
Dormitory 2
Charles Mattel
Dormitory 3
Robert K. Gilchrist
Nomtan Hinchiffe •
Alfojiso F. Silvas''
Keith E. AlDup ,
Dormitory 4
George E. Marble
R. E. Dillon
DormUory 5
Charles Luedlke „
Ivan Bradshaw
Dormitory 6
Hershel Shelby
Ted U Copeland
'Dormitory 8 •
Charles Maisel
'Norman. Brnslnn
Dormitory 9
.Elbert R. Baugh
Tort: Bnindrott
DormUory 10
• Bubba Scrimgeour
Dormitory It
T. A. Carlton
George. R. Edwards
James Simpson
Dormitory 12
James D. Whatley
Thomas J. Muldowncy
DormitorJ 14
William M. Phillcy
Tom E. Noland'
C. E. Christie
Dormitory 15 i
Charles E, CabanUs
Arnold L. Williams
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Dormitory 16
Juincli Morse
Curtiss Morris
Billie Martin . ■
Max Konz
Webster R. Stone
Jack Cmugnard
Dormitory 17
. .Gene Sthrickel
Luther B. Terry
Bob Weynnnd
Tom Thompso
Bos* B. Frye
Hart Hall
Max Greiner • . *
Hobart B. Atkins
Jack A. Qujrcy.
Law Hall
Lewis R. Pomeroy
Jack Shepherd
R. S. WUliamaon
Julius G. Blum
Howard E. Bra**
Leggett Hall
William O’Hara
Fred S. Thurmond
Harvey V. His ion
Milner Hall
Joseph O’Connor
Ralph L. Shannon
Mitchell Hall
Stanley L. Roger» ,
’ Michael P. Williams
Art Howard
B. A. “Buck" Wyatt ,
. Claude. E. Lawrence
C. V. .Slagle
Puryear Hall
Charles E. Kirkham
Walton Hall .
Thomas Legor -
Bryan Annex (Non-Freshlaen)
. Marvin L. Stone |
College View >, :
D. N. Brown ;
Munroe Neff - / .
Dave M. Seligman .
John W. "Jack" Tippit 'f
.Wilbur H. FriU'
Day StndenU
Robert J. Ransom
Lindsey Lipscomb -.
Jacob M. Russell
^ 'Marvin Hagtmtwr
1 Rax M. Wacker .'
Weldon E. Wflllams
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Uit’hAitl
llolicK N\‘l«i>n
VHt Village
IIam # Flanoy
C. II. Burk
SenatoD.-at-Large
Joe Nagy, Dormitory 10
S’arq; Ijtnford, Dormitory 6
Bomnnl. Kitchens, Dormitory 1 i
Fred! Ilamhright, Dormitory C :
Eauccn Hobbs, College .View
Lloytl E. Baker. Dormitory d
R'. IJ “Dick'’ AUerman, Ij»w Hn|l
Joseph H. Craine, Dormitory lil
J. AI “Bitsy" Davis, Dormitory 7 ,
Richard W. Denney, Dorniip>ry'>
W. P. "Dick” Dixon, Puryear
J. Iloug Pitcock, Dormitory 9
Danjel A. K. Proctor. Dormitory'*
, Marvin O'. "Machinegun’
I/Cggett Hall
Rit'e.
Johti D. Shoemaker, Dormitory 2'
Jack V. Smith,
Jerry Sutherland. Dormitqrjr 15
Purii* J? Thrajh, : Dormitory,?
Walter Wendlandl, Dormijprij—’ -
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Local lyferchants]
Suffer $2^000; In
Damages r
t •
At thirty thin mhmin^
twenty four thousand >loUnT|i went
up in Nmokc ami fining The;/W^if*; .
variety JStiiro and the Acipeliuwl * •
Hccoi^l Shop weft! gutted wy tiro
that completely doutroyed oil in
terior fumifthinjc* and Mock; /, • #
Fnink Zubik, jwriior tif the
gie. Variety .Store, •c^Umatctl that
hii 10.h|i % . would a>nount to'neirly
SISgOwh The damage to tin* tnljoni-
ing Aggieland Record Shop, opor- % .
nted by J. F. Sousarea* wun dsti-
inut»*d at $^.000. Both shop* were .1
partitilly covered by frre im»ur- j
(luce. The huiMingn and land b<t
long ; to Ar P. Boyett of ('oN
lege ’Station.
The fire started .sometime be*
tweep 4 and 4:30 n.m. from un-.
known causes. Both rHojw ?ie«in to
have l>‘gun burning at Uif* rjune
time. The. interiors of oath are #
marked with, cluirred and |wiktfd
timbers and fixtures. Tbe r hitivy.
acri«J smell of damp anhus now
^ouujiands the,interior of ttfo orfeo^
floutjishiirgs^torcse [. . # .
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Seating Plans For
Texas Tech Game
A^M ^tudfnU have Wen as-
tdgnM Sertions Q,.B, S, and T in*
In Alamo $Udtaro for thK Texas .
iTecli ^amo, according* to W. • L.
PepV^thy*, Dealt of. ^MenJ The^e,
hcct ons are oi) the Ba*t pklo of ;
-the.ktudjum, from tho,50-yhrd limv *
South % ^ ' . • - ^
lie alno stated ! that hel hoped
thc^ Aggies would ntay ir| thene
pections and not overflok into,
adjoining oncu. Mjits- in ;
other sections ate r^tened
somebody paid * for: them.*
not create bod frelijigu h>-
ward ounwdvc* by taking* aome« /
oneV seat from them
thy uatd.
’gftber- •
me of thcj^nt* will •
enervM in th* Aggro action,
of flr#t con ity* fir*t
ed will \k : nbseivcd for tho
Ice seat** on the 40’ and 50cy«rd -
Extension Serviced
Promotes Age it
Margaret Jackson, Gplli
m /nut
Is/anid
rgaret Jackson, Gplli i county
hoiie demonstration 4iuept,. ha«
been appointed'foodH/^nnd nutrition
soeciaUst of the Texas .Extension
Seivice- effective Octoticr 1, ac
cording to Maurice Heach* exten
sion vicenlirvctor and state home
demonstfotion agent.
' J
•J
Pistol Te
Meets Monday'
fhcrc. will be
11 members of the
all others ipterv*t*4 ia
\S
o PUtS ifeam
•* I
out for thajaam h
of Rof u Hair. n«gt
evening at T:80.'
U ia ttMelftt.ttat 'jP
rill ztart thq flrat'wee :
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