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required by
always a\fail-
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idying. fl!
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Fort Worth, |i i n i pbjhref jjbmething f )lks ], field has been more widely, publicised on ? ho|w itj atarted.
fii*stijijroj ram
casting
mis,, qomm
were «
Comt
ele di^ibn. St itioin was jwo*
«J: flirt, r lyi I '.If, j
fto M||h i National Broad,
ny wAsjitelecast, and news
tidajsjanl a : ull length tilm
wwn.
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WBAP-T^,
go on the air
Los Angeles
The radi(
wit h the
nvestrhent cl
ibout
mm
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Fm*i Woi t
recei 1
155 £ i
ed wel
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jdbjrson
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ten Mb;
Wii iston Chi
f Western deirfoicr i
matteijs to <
scow
the Hukabala
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American
to ma^ e a tw
to operate t
tale without 1
aUilt. U’s
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&iU£lbtl) Getifleman"
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van Rod*, Founder of Aggie Tradition*
ear Waters
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Clear Water’)
having troi ble in Ithe
lays.
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Placingia jwater fountain
itories Would 4)olve the si
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one floor) of |: 1nddmil y t
Macing:*
he donn
JM4 ima l Kb Bi.+
The cost of installing fountains is neg-
ible when the benefits which would re-
h frhnti tiw»m tu rnn!8n'fiprpd: I
m
11
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ill
IWtto I
011 suit from them lis considered!
. : R 'll • i 11 ,11 i » ;
” Will
3y
water somewhere else; we
m to get
endor
Wfr^j i;stabling horses, [however thirsty, in A&M
irt- iorms ' ; ;' 1 : 1; m
^ by We suspect that drinking water is
5 ail- nwrb convenienljly located -in A&M’B scieh-
ijt is
r a
reshmen
RRlK;.! jJT
in Enlightenment .
more conveinienlily located in A&M’s sci
tific stabling facilities for horses than in
the students’ housing facilities,
? We don’t want stables, but fountains
would be appreciated. ! j \
graphs are f *om
area arojund
rigged up an aerial on a Water tower.*’
Such a milestone shouldn
No other form of the communication
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ica
national Workers
m
1
ill
r
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Bwmen upon the-
tS,
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nowuMpofi
men, mi
Goveinmei
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Amplified
t go jannotic-
f > 'i
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Deu 1 Sir:
I listen to the
cast every mo:
WTAW and I
every one of
use the phrase
off. [, 7
I would itike
7 ,¥i«
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It, t:il\RLIC.« KIRKHAN .
four America
teen.students an
'*6r Itad M)Th(« to Bremen upon vn« «to
re<|u«st of (itorman students In the nt >
local teacher* college. They hid!.?* . v
secured permission, from the civil! pisnned
government to Use a former MIL preserit!
ter Youth Cemp on the odtelmW: thecmiit
'ItspMfeiW ! Til jf' * ^ ■
national work
the work: was
strewn lot and Dmiilce a childrens ] earn
d. It [Was physical work c
— Germans were surpmed . Hune of
‘1 that Americans, fchom they had Backer
as aoWi«i»;W: ' "
ent [ officials,
..ands dirty> or assUraM
swing i pick, dir load rocks on a
wapon. They sale Americans on a
rss '£t*
ceived | much jpuplicity — “
&
anil over Rad
coiwr oiled 'fcr-«
C3»nhairer|>
llh bjifc
y-.w .TT-r-r
j jind »|| permati
ans efi
and iff thayfare
iW
r a five-week Inter-; fornghertl the foreigner*!
j
w
$1
i! »n«l¥hlnar
i lindfent h<>>t
ii; Ihh
va vw to hti:
i
as! are Just
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lion
Ml^rRAU.!- i ( ;
Batltalion broad-:
K at ;7^0 o>
gramea
f
i!
in local' Rorwdjfiana, ab’dl thirty-
jt; Irfr mans. The Da lish men
——
the end of their stories. One day,
Horace Greeley was looking for
something new to liven up his
->er. Things in New York were
I for all the young men off the
7:8(k—Even
8:80'iand 10
4M.
N
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Hi.
HI
• i|iileH awajf, where a pian
’ Ml 111/ ' ' '
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h the air. eagerly awitticec} than video. I i il
)BAP*TV, fex- its possibilities as entertainment
and educational medium aiie unlimited*
From the lesadns learned :n radio we
should be able td administrate it more
wisely than were the earlier forms of the
communication art! like ratlin it cab dio
! ; |! ! I; l\ as much'to brojaden the visicn and minds
thl tMevision station to of Americans as formal education,
ibiifjlr^t tooperate east of Of course, to many of Uis (the thought!
sdiltll oflfeL Louis, f ' 6f televised hoajp operas is p|iaiGtically jua-|
plant assi Cia- tifioation ifjor hpldiig back video indefini-f
represents an te)y but all roses must have their thorns.
Sincerity,
mmentatoTH had gwic west.
’ signing Then the idiea hit mm. t"wny",
he mused, “should reporters Iwr.te
32 at the end of tiM columns ? Why
not keep ft in round numbers?”
f?
we
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in to
writeB
erator
' A«
cant
Ixpeiiditur!* of < I j [To the field of news and information
\\ before the dispensation we welcome television. Edu-
J | jmibh iindlbnlighteiimjint isithe noblefet oif
U were rej ort- callings. y|ti eftn aYiswer itj’viell.
sf^ away as Hen- | ] | The field i* definitely net overcrowd-
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ed.
wants
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★
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Mrs. EitoI
Russia, wpuld
eaif in.
tbjfeirs, no wonder
hfll-e to
With a nap* M% r r - r - r .
l
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can’t throw mulch llight on the
Hub.ect. All I / an dig up [is a
rumor that Charlie Murray,
editor of the Brf an (Daily Ragle
passed on to m<. W)hero ho got
it is anybody’s irucsj*.
The story goi* that; reporters
ycaiV ago put the symbol “32” at
Sneak
B.
Aimrar: Well, P, B., it is ap
parent that you rtreii’t ; versed on
the journalist's lingjo. 1 “Thirty”
means “the end. ’ At the bhttom
of each story that a Reporter turns
his mam ging editor, he
30 to shoii thd linotype op-
the end of thh ar
for the origirt of the! ele-
phruse Tih afraid that I
This hit of radicalism was like
a bombshell in conservative, yea
reactionary New Yortt. Why,
they were just beginning to ac
cept Greeley’s idea of man bit
ing dog for rifeWy, and this was
too much Pot them to bear. As
a remit, Horace awbb ridden; but
of town on a 1 rail.. ! || j
But the idea was destined for
popularity. It was but a few years
until all papers were adopting the
pew, fluent, appealing “30".
And the journalists have not
[forgotten their benefactor. Be
cause of his gift to the newspaper
field, he was dubbed the “thirty
man of journalism.” And the; title
has romainod even until today.
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OrdlU-SundaV School f ;
11:00—Morning Worship
(5:35—Westminister Student
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11:00—Morning Worship I
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OirtS—Sunday School
10:60—Minndg Worship
B:15—Trairihg. Union
7:15—iRyAning Worship
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country;
veterahs
four of
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pies and tjfce
aps learn some-
en, *i li
of American pahtlbipa-;
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s. When thocinnji be*
twenty Danes, fobr-
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Ger-
ergrObnd during
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the Gtnnan men were nil
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n fat i in their diet. They jt was
their morning bowls ing for-peice
ed ojits and lumpy pow-
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clothe*, o|ther pHsonei' clothihg Or
thejr old unlft rin. Both weVe[
very, vtoni a
lothe i (were i raggod.
men had only]; One suit of f
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,v V , 'tier thr«e^f§ift
daily _wktfr, Tim womea, ,te 1
Oirly twrntie^ [wore |kd«i k
length print
working
JBwwSpnk^ad of
on t »e playgromyi, the
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Flynn, said jut Hollywood
ite and’“bring | that she an|d her movie actor husband are
having martial troubles. H
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Wi
actor
’ojht
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Raid in
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ill
-time
Paris
may wjant'hii
Uncle 3am
iation is gping I
Jo find out bow
profit - hoepi-
ly it’s no p(rob-
’fit.
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buroaucruts
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words,
speaks
businens may
idea tiat n
f anybe dy e
wouldB’t be unlquo, j j
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Russian Council Eomakip has been
called back to the KremliB [Where it is
expected that his next mission Will be a
lengthy s
situation.
lengthy study (of the Siberi m Aalt mine
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The east sweltets while tie west soaks.
^ Like we’iie always raaintai led,.; it’s hot
■ that our countiy hasn’t enough pf every-
thing—*it’s lack of adequate
fofihier Broadway
rifcan citizen ship
’es in J world govermfient
thinking it ovejr he
ack. But now
■
4
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More Strikes threcktened
it elver,
tie up shipping on the ebast.
we are going to choke to
feWbtn.
days
own
■A' I;
r Washin [
oncy or riort
erce 8a\ rj
ran going lnt<t
lew he ha i "I
elw has tho ighj
' i;Hought of t ii
it I
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The liiRheat ambition^of
caiulidatc is to look like thu prfRniie oi
Mystery;, Murder and Grable
Complete in Re-Issued Film
DAYIS
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Sere tuning (20th
, ggl
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\f!.
[jj By AND
IjWalW'Up
Century Fox) ; starring Betty
Grable. Viktor Matluri,! 'Carofe
Landis, and Laitd ('rac«»?r.
Filmed i:i 194L Wake Up
Screaming,” presjentsi an array of
talent in a good; mutdet mystery.
Miss Grable does ft ding: or dance,
and the
glirtlpse of her ‘
ne;
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dis
that should
One of these
death on out* ]
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The story begin,
scene of the evi *
tioning of Miss
dered girls si:
ture, the acci
that lead to the
Lahdis, afe fl
out the film.
The murder
Mature, since
promoted Miss Landis’ carter,
from a hash-slinger, to a top
cover girl in New York’s jeafe
society, and also the one (with
a most likely motive. Mature
is innocent, but the investiga
tor (Laird Craeger) is deter
mined that he Is going to. fry'
for the crime. He hmhts Mature
On 4by you. get a ? (day and night hoping he kill
garrjs,” is due to • i crack, and finally catches 'him
(thpm wetic the (with a note he had written Miss
Landis in a fit of temper, vlust
enough evidence to convist him).
Mature j finally convinces i Miss
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f):45—Sunday |Bcho4l
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after the
h the ques-
ratle, the mur-
anid Victor Mb-
. All the events
avdjeringof Miss
d Hack through-
p is pinned on
is the’ nne that
Giable of his innocence, and in the
they fall in love. 'She aids
jik escape from the police;,
hhd he tracks down the real mur-
procCTs t
him in hi
Between the Bookends
unveiling him to the audi-
guess of the murderer
as mine, so go see the
find out. . i; ’L-T
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th5 political
live.Scenes in Yearby’s The,
Golden Hawk’ Interest Readers
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better timon without having
tfl mrt *hyi
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j They mit tfirowing ciggs at Wallace
Nn doubt wome of that millionaire Wall
Street crowd who can affort
year. A
Lneirtpaper of tht
is published]
holidays
oh! Monday, Ml
ed on reqat
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ii
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paper of th4 Africidriiwiftd Mechanical
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| times a
lexaminationj
|sday and
and circulate!
cried?. During the fit
f. Subacription (rate
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to the
[paper a:
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are
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The Golden awkj (
Hen an autHo rla^ks jcdnfidenw
>rhi.:Tri5i
in liifij ability to Wri
of there U always ioi
them.
Hawk.
Texas and the
\!onday through
mmer The But-
$4.30 per school
years, robbing
While boating tier
and plundering,
... cpqw mss u
hip to make them htsnd their
ifitnnct, , i. •: i • . ,L
he cirt resort to .. ,, m . «.
will flood the bopkstbies with pr.
iln "til
will wnde tniougn pon pages of
boring details tq gri tb the next
love scene. ; 'll
tf oiuvlcnh athmach the flowerj’
iitidn of tlWjhorb and hero,
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oat <)cv(Mc<i readers of the pulp
|ovu iwamrinics), than reading tho
jnovel might be time Mtthr! spent
then plarittg the mnrhle machine
It is probably huff
ewfc .Vh-cd sex to
best: seller for he has already made
a name: for him.self with his other
t
news dispatches
origin publikh-
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(4-)5324
Ijr by National AM.
at New Sf«rk City.
novi
The
nodes with the
often in the
would be- anothlt
foT the children^
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th« hook m believers—to the young with
probleint- of the: tessons before
the teacher^ w]th the
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