The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, September 30, 1948, Image 1

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Bpard Of the cio-tlnftdd j Stoel-
vvorkers of Amerlen Eajj.vofed, un
animously to -'endorse Jfl in|ry
Truman • for President sBijid; Albfjn
W. Barkley for viee-pres J
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LOS ANGELES, Sept,
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COLL&GE
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STATION
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after his attorney failddlihf a^r dit-
. tempt to haye the indfitWntj dls-
niissed on a le^jf tecHjiloajity. |{
Jerty Greslei-, nqt^'-'jdrimi^al
lawyer representing Mitehuiln, ask
ed dismissal jwith th|-!ai|pUiiieht
that a portion the iifdiffthreht jis
""M|re) ajrd.
L iik
which
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not in the ..English la
is therefore unjtroristitiiiii
He referred, tp Bie
charged Uie deferfdaeta |\v|th
session tind confepira/ty. |p tpqs
'‘floweririg tops and 1
dian hemp (Cannabis
ROSE FESTIVAL ^CT'I
BEGINS TODAY
' TYLER, Sept-30 —TjyWrfs
salute to thfe rose, tho! ijrlcyeritjh
tmnual Texas Rose . EfitiVal, wid
. Iregin T amid a rbowerij dri Ifl >\»W
tofght. ^ I 'Mi I
The fifst event .on thi!' jihcgiiaim
tis the ebrohatiot* ojm|tti R®se
Queen at! 8 p. m. ini thii iji 1 ?' 0 #|p*'
torium. Mis* Mary Ahh tNatney,
daughter 6f Mr. iarfrlViMri ’iVjLi F.
Ncnney of Tyle^i isi|t&i|
queen. / ‘t !;ph I Mi!
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( /f nsgr'. | 5 |j
The rose show in tiqiy n jarid the
rose tours ul«ng the Di skill E^k 1
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Road will bej
g Saturday,]
bade with 33
will atari m
RING. HAS
Uoll'yw#
Yesterday
kp'
m Frida:
tiyo-m
bands am
ving at ft) n| i M
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NNIVHRHA
OJJ, Sci|. N.4^ lo
i vntvruuy x US BihjjjFi wiv
Crosby’s IHtij wedding.nimi
Gelebrntion !if the evfent J
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fairy.
|>f the eyfhlt, Ihowifver,
wilP have tf await Ring's return
worn hiii oh j luutiii town, Eirjokane,
Wash., When? he’s (Idfirg a behbfit
show. \ s 11 it r
D.YYJDSONi TERMINATES
FR.fUIl r> vestigAtion
T ALICE, Tbx.» Se P t.#r4-bP> fhe
investigatio h of nllefiejd ifi aifltl in
the August ?8 U. S. Seoate election
in Jim Wells County 1 Was .tiOi'ifni-
nOlted ht 5 p. 'm.
order of FbderaM.Iudg
field'David |on‘ of 'DaJWs.
Special J aster ! W*M' ^fmith
of San Airjorud clos^l ;tl|e IpV
gatioii aftfE tilkin&-;Mthj Judge
Davidson liy telephodeJ qmithj tpld
'“Judge Pavidfson M'trudtejd me
to qlose this haarinC; kujd tO pro-
ceedVno ifurther other itqnrr tO re
store thi» httllot bottea hntl .docu
ments to, the partiesf Avhdj produced
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P was him-
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Ag Counc
Manning
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K. A. Maftnihg, Senior tp |iange
anagement, was elected president
s.
Management, was elect
j. of the Agriculture^Go
special meeting of (
night. Other officer
Pat Henry, vice
a 4odnril last
fejefci et I were
le Roy
Carter, secretary; ahd U|,I. Kunze,
reporter.-' 'i:M if | M
Gerald York, a .lepidy In | Agri
culture Education', |jflscwd by
the qouncil to be the llewi Wlttrr
of ‘The Agricultu
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if 11(0 magazine
Th j council diaci
to bU'dWarded ttf:
winning the moi
danye content to be Kol
r
A coutniUD'" *tivoj!i
pnweut hdej
■I Ktl«^ an
the cunteftt wllh
clmnkea whhK .mi
]UTby docKion w«
of [thiPxl
a- Hat of rrjcomlfi
chmiges to alt itgi
w, Wflh the
Rtor
men
department In ml
!| |il«n» to telwilrrln!
V ; existing rules al jl
M V Regular rtiwtl
Agrlcultuie Cou
and Wcdnoaday
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T ra ire
i in yditor
ikci ’pted.j
dltl c jfdnque
dejiiii'tiuent
j|p0iJ|(jR|rn-
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Aggieland), TEXAS. THURSDAY.
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ER 30, 1948
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Cattle Judging
Tryouts Begun
For Contests
Tryouts have boffun for an
A&M cattle imlglng team to
compote In the Senior Inter-
ntest i
led at 1
Candidates;
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Eashig hik huge trailer truck between guide flags, A. KIM GRAY goes through just one
many tripls in preparation for the Natimal A.T.Aj Roadeo. Gray, together ’''witiffiCECIL
represen Texas at the truckers’ roadeo. . j
Beist Shmoos in Years
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Schmoos Boost Grade Pojtnt
Rdtios mykMsychology Prof
collegiate Livestock and Meat
.fudging' Contest at the Amer-
ican Royal in Kansas City,
October 15, Bill Warren, live
stock coach, has announced,
Elimination judging is being
held iin Animal Husbandry 403 to
select a five man -tcanj irj live
stock judging and another five man
squad in -meat judging, Warren
said. j
The men chosen to represent A
&M at Kansas City will bo those
who show the highest average in
the results of judging done up to
that time.;
Warren land 0. I). Butler,! meats
coach, announced that they 5 would
take a group of prospective team
hr embers to the Dallas Fair judg
ing: for additional judging prac
ticed
B| C .C. M UN ROE
“Nhmoi s know tfre answers, to
any kquertion ever aSked!’’ Tlpit
was the astohnding stattmiept is
sued yes erday by a ! member of
A&M’s Psychology Department
“That is he rejason jihaf the Shmoo
captuml on tpie cajhpujs by Pihky
Downs j
the Bat
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The field df twenty-two candidates will be cut to five tonitoht a«
y Man” Contest rook into Its final day of bnllptjiitf in the fiomfn
All ballots inimt he turhw in to tho Commenttitor office, Socoiui nm
Hall before 12 midnight! tonitflit. The five nominees will lie announced 11 the
lion, and the runoff will bo mild bni? day only—'rhursduyj Octfiber tl |
Yet Seniors With Surnames
M, Me Schedule^ for Piclpijes
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'Veteran Heniors whoso surnames begin with M or Me
are due to have their picture^ made at the Aggieland Studio
tomorrow for the '49 lionghorn, according to T. G, Martin,
Longhorn co-editor. ’ T, |;'j ,, ) Mr •
Martin asked that veterans wear a light shirt and a
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coat! of medium color tq obtain! fclM 1
best |effect. Ties! aire nd'essarj
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being ker/t under covbi'’’
t Qion’s inionuant Stated,
f Jrthijji-mQrcM prf psycirol-
made a brief appearance early
this Week and was traced to the
home of Pinky Downs has been;
lost. The trail ended at ■the!
' Downs borne, and it has since
been prpvenj that the Shmoo is
f pecbl
busy trailing every) person Sus-
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Thg liaustoh Press this morning
piefeed, the ieil of secrecy jsur-
rounding - AAM’s private H imoo i
this moraingi j .1
A Ibng distance phone cull from
the Pres4 to| Battalion editor, re
quested fulL information aril all
available pit lures of the S moo
for use n t Houston Press jstory
on the Aggie Shmoo.
In iadt itiiln, two four minute
btxadcaM s which w ill sum marine
the Shmhu situation on the cimpus
w||l be hhoied into Houston radio
station KATL from the Bnitalion
office. T re broadcasts will bd tran
scribed llhe^e nnd aired on the
Houston Press’ radio proghi m.
ogyj p|pf4sor continued, j “ijhc
Shmoo riujArosedly capture <1 ;jby
Jowns lfid Slot come oii the iambus
: but is a membt r of n
r <^ of Shinpos beiit];; stjbd-
t m? Psychology J leptfrt-
by accit
reerpt f
led iby
ment
■ Que*
Shmoo
asked
secret,
being
really
cappd
‘‘ been i
by (Pinky | Dow its.
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‘Tina
ege,*’ t
ionjd,
uuqents
meahin
iioped by the Jlattkliop’s
lEmitor, the professor, who
that his name remain! a
isajjd that every effortis
Me to determine who
the Shmoo thrt jas-
m the herd ami has
ted as being captured
nfe the effect on the (Col-
rofessor nerwOus y nien-
ifil one of the all-knowing
ihimoo' iwas made available: to the
fThey know everything,
the) Shnrpos, of course,
Shmoo
j-noty?
than
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1 tih
noo
not
there. The' Battalion’s
Shmoo Ftorice has been
Saddle & (Sirloin
Club Wans Rodeo.
Cattlemen’s Ball
A
M THls is thb shmooeit! Itlnng to
fieh
ighly Uliicdd profes-1 ... v , .
and' as swn as a! Rodeo committee^ wore appoint-
entier; the field of biolHicai re- i
search,” ^ne highly Ulacerji profes
sor statwl, “and' as; kohn as a! , .. lV . >r , ,
specimen ; is available,: \y;e intend jfor
to pul| men off our oVster re- : Cattlemen’? Ball at\the regular
search and counting . project to! meeting of the Sapdletjnd Sirloin
peetgd of {having abscounded With
the Vvalkjng diary with the en-
cyclapedic {brain.
• One of tie hottest leads tamed
out to hq tr ; bl!ank wajl when it was
rumored that steak tms to be ser
ved in the college mesk halls.! It Is
a well kiiown fact that only! such
'an event jus the appearance Of the
ShmOo could;have cauaedNatch an
about-faife ini policy. However, af
ter a hurried consultation \wilh
*ubSiWtaijce dffjcials; the Battrtlipn
learned fhat ;the meat to be scrv
Was liotj stejuk, hull a synthc fle
^teak-appeaijng .substance kno\(ir\
th ihller joinles as qi|uinehu)'geni.
Officials of the Biology Ih •
pnrtment have lH*en holding t
{Kfrles bf 'Hfcrqt oonjferetictm to
. discuH the possibility of obtain-
j ing : a IShmov for use in their
dcparUnont. A research project
on lit lit* pigs is being shelved ijn
favor hf the newer and moite
interesting Shmoo.
t Hi! i n
jevote their full time
?hmoo.”
thought
Profesao
del
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The Shmoo was rcjCe.kred with
and horror) ip the EE
t. Two Wools of
awe
rndht
were deuronjst rated by
ipr Andrews and Professor
Ingranj*.
to the
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Officers
Spanish Club
Elected
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rmi worst] Of all,' they tell every
thing. No! longe^ would’it bet any
ise toJ|givc exanunationf— The
hmoo |possessing student! would
ave at the quCstionskin advance,
omethbng that, only tne rppst en-
erpa-isllig student has been able
to hayd BS (Before Shmoo),”
This new development In the
invasion hhs caused even
cpciteiirent on me Campus
|e inflation-busting proper-
the animal! Ruiitor has it
hali thg remaiining {members of the
hmoo herd will bd flown to Blue-
hirct| ok Shmoobomtet Farms to
revenjt their escaping from the
hidden Shmoo corral and making
their Way mto—ttny ranks of the
, jr ■nr*/
iden;
Ho)
students
ever, (the ope Shmoo that
'ship Group
tly Formed >
M li
Mart ill Moore wjis elected' pigs-
ident cf the Spanish Clup at the
first neeting of (the fall ternr.
Other officers elected weire Alvin
Hope, Vice-president; Dave Krcpg-
er, secretary; Bill Bilfingsly, trea-
SUrer; (and Hai-vey Johnson, So
cial Chairman.
“Anyone interested in Spanish
and this club is invited to jojq.i”
said'Moore. “High hopes are held
for a big year with many social
functiojns,” he addled!:
I Said [Andrews, “The Shmoo is
(ho greatest innovation to the clec-
triicul world since the vuciuum tube.
They will probably supdfeede the
Vacuum tube, since who ever- heard
of a burped out Shmo<>.’|
“Since Shmoo skin resonates at
n frequency 0#Sl times {higher than
.mlai ti." Andrews cpnel>ded, ‘Tin-
vimiied possibilities .ikri* offered.
Win t the magnetron jin | for radar
i and the cyclotron did tor atomic
reisvWch, the Shmoptroln will do
for the EE Departimiift.!'
Buf\ Professor C. Ij Ingram
Hrpr»seNtcd the opposite view
point. “b»hmoo()(H»" moaned In
gram. with the heat of;his emo
tions fogglpg his glasses. “The
clgctriraL engineering field is set
hack 30 yenrs\ All our work has
been nullified. The carefully com
piled sets of reports that EE’s {
have been handing down to each
succeeding class fqr years will
be voided.”
There is talk around\the college
that a special force of tnhrr is being
imported to cope with Ihe Shmoo
situation. No basis could nq found
for this report,; but itj is known
that several men with grade-point
r atios of 4,5—ratios that would be
Club lajd Tuesday night,\acoording
to Jack) Kingsben-y, presiopnt.
The Cattleman’s Ball Will be
hold] e|ther tho 1.8th or Pith of
Marrh. The exact date to be\nn-
nounccll later.
Prinqg Woods was elected A red:
Director! for the coming rodeo.'
Featutjod events will be bareback
and saddle bronc riding, hull rid
ing. calf tie-dowify bull-dogging,
qither lap and tap'steer roping or
wild cow milking, wild mule race,
and a cutting horse exhibition by
two of Ihc most famous putting
hordes in the nation. “01b Paint”
and “Flying H.”
Prospective contestants are re
minded that all men under 21 must
have a waiver signed by their par
ents before they can chter the
contest. This waiver, to be pre
sented at the time entrance fees
ar paid, may be obtained (front the
Animal Husbandry- Office o * thq
Dean of Men's Office at th< An
nex.
Entrance fees will be $13 for
bareback, saddle bronc, bul rid
ing, cajf roping, or bull-dodging,
and $6 0 bead for wild cow milking
and the wild puale race.
Rodeo tickets! arc) now oil sale
in the! dormitories and housing
areas bjy members of the club.
The jrrext meeting of the Saddle
and Sirloin Club is) scheduled for
October 5 at :30 in the A^f Lec,-
ture {Room.
The remainder of the scMduh
for Vet picture-taking ns % foj.
lows,:
Oct. 4 — N, 0, P i
Oct. 3 — Q. R. S
Oct. 6-7-8 -r T,U,V.W,X,Y,Z |
In answer to re<iudsts Martini
stated tjfat eoep nrerr may have!
thoij- phhtos made on j these days
if they go to the studio at a time
wheh they will not interfere With
the Vets.
Hi* advises cadets to go in the
morning since thpy will not have
their photos made if .any veterans
are (waiting in the studio.
rps men wh(b go to the stu-
V-u.
JPi
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ill be required to wear their
■ one winter; uniform,
blouse, and khaki tie.
sergeants and all command-
officers and staff members
” bring their garrison hat
I so | that they «
turel taken for
thin- in the Lon
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timj, Martin u
1 comnuindi^g officers wil
full length photos taken, .-vu
willTrc Acquired to haverthpir
gsY M m ■ |
Rpqiors will wear Sam BrPvvii
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nou-,
then
Ink
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COMMUNISTS SUCCEED
; PEIPING, Sept 30 —CP) Com
munist troops wefe reported today
hi danger if the loving, loyal, taky to have blockaded Chmludcn, ma-
ainigml were available {to answer jor base of the Chinese govern-
shmoodent’s, or rather student’s,Yment in South Manchuria,
questions—have been {in eorre-jY Shelling by the reds preceded
spondenco with a noted extermi- j the move to encircle the city, press
nator in the East. dispatches said. { ]
ictures Yfj Last years favor-
are in fbp Longhorn offirt
Martin said. “We will hoh
until October , then dispose
of ihem.”
nity Fair] pictures have pot
returned py) theNprinter, Mur-
•oncluded.'
ace in Longhorn
t Be Reserv
ubs and organizations desirii
Spa, c in the f it) Longhorn shoul]
turd in » list of: their club officci!
to Grady Elms in the Studept Ac
tivities offii
ley I (Rogers,
ficuj immediately, Staii-
, dctivi
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Sli!
aj hna
Into
allfled,
trinted
c|nn(iii|i
o run
The nkrt'
told 1
of
dent,
>|qdmvl (li , tlm v
gin to id'idv
Tint; Hofut |i iv
CviindadtljlKir umv; >i
taifi gtjdliitwnfh odj
nn I tliq |il«itl])n ifc
fi'i lure ih’w'ry and laj
ng ng edlbir of the j
de won.jj.MIhirffh r, lill)
A^ito Puhliclty Dei
tin PhCsi was' “dtijfiiiiitMy in
es W” (ti thq feontelt] (lidld hud
fart, alj-eirdy rtm sdoj ih
ItF. r T 1 ■
As )hC deidl
tfons approached
Leggrtt Hall L
14ad on the sjrcng
ei for ; hiin| turned
raentator Office V
( Hire,] recently vl
J t udent (Ecnale, is
t u I
Patgii sh gan,
jnf to bi
“the
lull vi
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position* 1
fn sdflbnd Inku
“I eZqlMi” \Yhit
“dhc Hom>” Hall tva
“*ivei-h<)dt” 1 eevcv,
J ACK C. HOLtlMON, clisK of
’42, has been named d(«r editor
icinc at A&M. ^ Il
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Educational Movie
Vjll Bi Presented
To Women foday
There will be a spdclat showing
pf an instniftional film (mtltlcd
“Hutnan ueproduiction” to thp wo
men of the campus In the YMCA
Chajrel at 4(;30 Thursday nfter-
n.
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C.itnglef,
aikthi
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th andj'Pfdnk
, '..MW y
Milt ■Bnniwc'U ojf Donjii <
riy leader-.
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torioa
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nomifth
McGu
into i
260 V
he Cc
MM
to
g the CM
for
We
While !'
rd^Dc
on®,
to scr
pjyjti field di
ly leader, had drtvpper
tr and;wins tri
Rodndlng, put ih| jlislt of
Maohi
No:
8,
Eddie I
ur, I Kictrart! Hrar
ce” Rufjfi aiid l Bullc|
tjiom Committed f
(jdntest fiei'Sddd Wodnoiday
I ctitiom, drcmlutcid by cand
dnd sigr t-d by ^tiidenjls now
si irf /Vi-Md wotlJdl h<j accc
lie dripinitteci, eoinOosid of
nan Mirtin, editor mf the 1
lOtl);jBill Billingsley, Biitt
ditOrr Alan Self, ferehur Ba 1
tor, J,'| T. MHlf'rr Comidcr
dltorj jmd Larry Gfodwyh,
rindau r - lissocinto) lied ito;.
hq dikisjon when H 1 tocwnjl
hncnf jj tlujit whkiH|irtnd
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„ . u ty editor of th(c
njghom, said Wednesday,
gers urged clubs not Vet ot
gnnized to do so immediately apt
to) forward thb necessary informa-
ti^n to Elmaji 1 j j ihc unfertilized female egg is
i r° shown, and the process bf mtmus-
tration is carefully illustrated and
The purpose-tof this film is to
IVci parents iiifbrmntiou to divulge
t ipir childicn.
rip is a Tactual film ,on the
humkn reproductive systems and
ion the prqqCss of normal*, birth.
Mor elMand nnimated diirtt ings are
pset to^descrilw the auatofny and
phykiologY of the reprrthiotive or
gans of * men and women. ! The
rowtn, eruption, and! qlspoidtion
Questionnaires will be pent
Out of Chute Ntuuber Three in A Diamoud T j# * ,
■!>' a ) i LJ i I: ' 1 1 Li; !■ !:i 11 1 ' .• i ! iiL'.Y l l
clubs which file) a list of Officers
with Student Activities but j re-
qtiests for spcrcc in the Longhorn
cajnnot be- answered at the present,
Rogers said.
1—"Mr
i vers
Texas Champ
For Coming Notional A TA R
TholiAggio Chriitian FjJltowahif
hU bkjon officially orgarilzede
Fellow
Recently F
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mni-di! lominatloiiuf orgamsatlbn,
Its |ii|fi)os« Ik “to draw (lose.' to were,tuw,i ut A&M hniHnipg upon
Chmll,' Rurl Homo snid, T -M »Vjw WJh«l they c«n 1 Hng
Vmjl ium{ gtmips Will mewl .daily !»«*»<»’ champion —
on tin cimipua for pruyaiv and n
Itlhh* Muay mooting will Ito hoht
on Wlflmtdiiyr at 7tlR’p. In., Mfi-
awriflnlha YMflA. !(Yi' j !|
Thin irjfouy hat bm maotlng!
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jltur# itne On
Idcrtt of thn
i. \Qv-
m
!!(.
tnt, ht«
fellow.
Texun? have, been known as su
perior horseback rider*: for! sever
al years. Times have changed, how
ever; and now the up-tjo-date man
knows how to handle; his harse-
Fgjfrer as well as hia horses.
For the past three days two
otjas horse power experts have
been doing some mighty fancy
driving down in (front of ! the
greenhouse, ! : [ MM
A. Kjm Gray, who wh* jockeying
he International 28 foot semi-
mi4>r truck, ami, Cecil Branson,
driving lhe Ford ‘bobtail!’ truck
we|a 4owii Ht-A4iM hnishlpg up on
dally compete in theiRoadeo (sic),
Branson. Texas State Champ
ion Straight Truck Driver, is a !
^ •’ ” r s liAnMeM- - '
. .. trftkjii.^T ,
be the secoM (consecutive
>at the Container Corpora-
II have a drireMin the na-
J lij <
For example
ft ojn the National , ■ w. n ! ,,,,,,.1, '
in Washington,!!). C, t gext hwhth.
■ (i uves for tha rm
haimdon hdnoru
all Truck i Roicled
4
'j
lima
will enter
Common ca
f in
T 'I T'
, If
tioiral meet. { ;Mj
Coaching these two drivers are
Charles MXpglv and Russell Fitz
patrick. FitzPatrR-k i.j a member
of the A&M hrduiHtifial Extension
Service in «hargu of the Motor I
Training Trans|>ort Division. Ogle
is the Safety Dlrir flgjof the Tex-
its Motor Transpor ath^i Asnocia-
Mpn, the organisation
sored the Tottis State
last May lift., Wort!
Heme of the i atupt
practiced incr 1 * * “
Iftlt off-act
m itorrof
narroar ill
thr^adlnr ^w— _..
barrel!, Mid airtight Bite driving.
the
through an off-set alley
of driving a semi-tr
through two allevs
allel U
•j
thro*
T
i
(-4
Sh.
Mi
dri U££
truck
to one another. The entrance
to the second l» forty feet
ond ami fifteeij or twenty fi
to the right o the first. T1
teat] b» just an Bard and compli-;|
d as it aoudds. There is only
nches clearance !«|n each side
ie truck.
Thleading thi
eiifiple, eithlftk,
Is are Set i)2 f«et apart; In
jht line, Tho trick is to.dri-
a trtiek in and out of them both
forwards and ba Awards. Few pe‘>*
pie could do it li> a Jvep,
Tlwae few driving tricks will he
the least of the contestant*
‘tor
ir * live (vn (Wen sitic
I , j: •! i '|j
rough barrels is no(t
her, Ur thi* cas^
may expect four written quizzes
rering first aid, vehicle opera
tion, Interstate Commerce Coat-
rission regulations, and fire
ighting.
Just to
ring too (
Commi
;
ep the contest from
||y, the National Road-
has ihrown in ln-
requifement. The entrants
ill be required to select from ^ a
ie assortinent of trucks; the
explained. (Iijj. . .. .
The film then takes up the nmc-
tSoijs of the male organs in the
reproduction process,! describing
the manufacture of apernr tells
ind the formation of i senren* :and
‘ e flow of semen thrtntgh the Ure
nd canal Up to the point (where
the vagina.
8 tq the fC-
the
Hied sperm move up into the
iRopiarr tubes and boVr fertiliza
oi(i takes place. ;
c gradual cvolvemqrtt of the
uijnan baby is shovfn,.fit>m earlj
I
Body mechanics o
oCess are explainer
Intjautt-rine life until tiro full
tured fetus aasilmts its! pop'
tioh fur birth t
ivery process
>y means of aninrab
11 The film stresses thprtbiologica
Uoi-nralcy for reproduction and th,
mm®
and parenthood.
.r^TTTr ^
^ in tnatriag(
shown bjl
to the Hrlvlng Uto,
Roadeo emUatant*
! ■■ i ■
\
\
U
which
c»f the t
me defee
r. Th\drl
(orrect tf
A satis!
testa
win the
Iso be J
ce.
So,
ey Wish to/H
a however, will
of one kind or t
er must discover
feet in his vehicle^ -r
showing on all
still not bo epough
t. Each dj
on
made cast
>
Slayton Awarded
$200 Scholarship
C. Slayton of IHendvraon
at AdiM und: majoring ir
rul education, has beet
n 10200 gift t>f; tho Jawc
wins niaking-it impoH'
y Htudonta'lv v)to.
ImVq boon ral in
jees; w^lji'c f-opics (dhtto'
were k’jplcn troinilqdFmitorlei'
to oefifplardd late(if» l ivi|lh the
lot* crjjt' out.j ^
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TRai Stocktc na u*ll ip'
oxpelienda >wi h sdll conHWrfi
durlrg tha la^t three year^.
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dcnti'ipf thq .Soiir
Agr-hfiAtuml Uxper
Mr. rttid Mrs. Da
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