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EIGHT MEN ME:
IN H.2P CliAS^ i
WAYCROSS, Gaji
A B-29 boml^er
eight, ctf
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allots for
eKfction.
tifjed|tb coiip,-
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killed i
Pour of ;t|he plftpe’s tjocupapts.
including Capt Wt ;'H. iftoore, af
Wilkinsburei Pa„ jxliiletout ami
landed safely. I |fT I!
Eyewitne^es sar# the hjOge craft
exploded in jtho Oh - [as jjt passed
over Way cross and; fell !n flames
on the outskirts, ntjilfr the edge d£
a swamp. |j i J r ji 1 .•
Fbur bodies wot^ i found in thid.
tail of the plane. Fdiitr others vem
scattered about tM fiwi along
with- bits anil piecmtfof the ^phunf.
; , ( Gaptain Moore declined to ex
plain the cause ofdfe epash until
ho could report to (Warned Robfina
Field in Macon, Uaf iWheffi the big
fouv-cnginer bombe^|waH based.
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Ronm VMrJj $!f|
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lifter yell prdifiw^f) itrs#y. Room
123 Academic Building- Election of
'officers. | -d] i . Jl
, C-RAYSON IcOlf^TMi ' CLUB,
p. in- ThihrMik Bpom 30*.
Academic Buildfngi iOrgiiihize and
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HEART OF TFTAS CLUB. 7:30
p. m Tha»«4iv. MtlfLectjrnyrtons.
' ’ “m. tr . \th
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and elortlon
NAVARRL
7 :$n Thursday,
(lemic.
^ANHAN-IL
practice Thni-ed^,.
J ijl'cP’ic RiliUli ig.
RANr.-Eli'FOF
Prrvir. 3-3d p. t
llensel Park in arei i||li.
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VIN MCE
was jelected president of
Bob siriith was named secretary, j
fill the position of parliamentarian,
mejeting of the Senate for the y<
1948-4B began w^th a barbecue suppfer for aill the old an(
new mei ibers.' Immediately folloiw- , tr
ing. Jug Leatherwood, past preisi-
dent, ca led tbe members to ort|er
and awfjfrded Senate Keys to vajri-
ous oldlmembors op the basis iof
their attendance last year.
Under old business, a moticin
) was pajjmed to send a recommei
dation to the Executive Coun,
to addf an extra day to the
Thauktfgiving Holidays, in pla<
of the holiday already scheduled
Ifot thp week-end of the A&M-
Buy lor (football game. If appro
ed, Ihijj will give students a hoi
'day ou Momday. November 29, ia-
‘ a\holiday Saturday,
Ida> on Mom
ilomiiuitipns Ward then opened
ihroiiiloht of Iho Senate. Kiijk-
m iciifcived the majority of votes
gM strived iip to iho prMidcn’s
ftmiii* td. taki over j t ho* reins ijor
thipfonflhgf year.
he HerreUry and parliameii-
tnrlan : were then elected along
with four \Benate represent! •
tlvia Who wljll serve on the SU*
detit Life Committee. These four
men aije TediL. Copeland. Chuck
•en
Cabanijki Jack Qulrey, and Rob-
»MRa|i^ii.r>ir I.J... H;; :
kemli'rs that wore elected
serve on the Executive Commlttjec
1 Elbfi't Baiugh, Marvin Rice.lC.
Orr, Chu
(fjir’jTB nf>
;0ro«iiv nighjt
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akbr rum
i23, j Academic
CtiiiB. 7-3e
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00 njj 120,1 Aca-
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CAj Chapel
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, after
floor!
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after yeB
125, Aca-
L. Beatlonf
Maiael, Fred Hambright, and W^l-
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Perfarming t!he many dutie*
of the Welcoming Committee
will bg B. A. Wyatt, Georg;
Marble, Monte Moncrief, Richard
Denny j and George Edwards.
The Social Committee* ‘ whhh
plans all 1 school; social .function s,
will comist of Bob Smith, Arbr;
Sprawlst James iWhateJy, Tomm'
Bengfieu, and Julius Blum.
To facilitate organization of tfve'
rest of ; the committees;'a moli
was‘ paised trt give 'the Executive
Comtnitfce the power to appoint
men to {servejonlthe Election, Ex
change |Store, Hospital, Mess, a id
Publicitt' Committees. These ni;n
will be lappoihted tomorrow night..
It wak decided! before tne mel t
ing adjqumed to,hold regular Sen
ate mecjtings.ion the first Wednes
day 1 of (each moiithJ
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DEVEIJOPMENTS IN
THE CfHNA AREA
NANjilNG, 0<*t. -7 -WPl- Lojig
beleaguered Changchun, capital of
Manchuria,.was abajidoned by the
government today, a high military
source paid. Russian planes from
the Poi|t Arthufr-Dajren area buz
zed Amprican operated planes.,err-
*8 fropi Manchuria,
Tying evacuees
retired f V. 8. Maj
Chennntlt’s air line-:
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Forty Attend
First Meeting
Of Rifle Ti
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FRANK HOGGUS
Battery “E” Artillery Will
Receive Moore Award Tonight
Formal presentation of the Moore Trophy will ibe mHjde
tonight at retreat formation to BaUery “b, Field Artillery,
Lieutenant Colonel Joe Davis, Assistant Commandant, an
nounced iycHterdavj W. L. Penberthy, Dean of Men, will
award.
h
earn
In its initial (meeting iof the
fall, the riflcj tenth elected Jim
McCgltey as captain*: Nicholas Meets
was unanimously elec!<ed (to tlie
secretary’s position. j
Approximately fortj- men at
tended the meeting, which is cpn-
siderably more than the tionm had
t(j pick from last; yjeajr.
Last year’s lettermen who will
commander uno Hcmor uj
major ifroii] Rule, TexaH,
H&rtmnn vr»s eommaiuler
(Unit spring whrtnkthe
Was won, Joloiiet 1
Milttarjr profit igr:
I extracu|rricilai* uHivitirti, and in-
| tramural athletics, provide the 1>»-
fire ag:iin this year
Buchanan, G. S. Kent
\6r, H. V. Shelby,. C
are i Clyde
C.IA. Tay-:
C. UujT, J.
V. McCullough, g. $. IfcJUton,
Meesf and McCullc^.
Captain G. E. Hedrick will be
in charge of tlje team this year.
M/S'gt. Truman ARenl wilt be un
able to coach the teabi as he dill
last year. It unexpected that the
team, will have a s sergeant as
coach who will, devote ibis full time
to working with the men.jl
Considerable epthiisiasm whs
shown over the prospect of having
a shoulder to shoulder match with
T$CW. This is a form
the team.
cr custom of
Dr. Benett Speaks
Before Members Of
A&M Wildlife Club
Dr. Login. J. Bennett, Chief of
" ‘ life Research,
discussed the cooperative wildlife
the Branch of \Vild|ife Research,
discussed
unit program at the Fish and Game
Club meeting Tuesday nightJ
Bennett jescribed the histdry of
the cooperitive wildlife unit pro
gram. He told of the,growing need
for wildlifi* men with masters de
grees to work on Pittman-Robort-
uon project a, and cited the need of
men with Jh.D. degrees for teach
ing positions.
Concerning tbe lack of person
nel to tahe care of law enforce
ment in the wildlife field, Bennett
sitld, “There is a definite need for
Trained personnel io work on game
laws, hut such positions do not
iny well rnough qt the present
time to luic college graduuten into
thorn.”
I Bennett, recently promoted tp
head the rctivitie^ of all research
units, is a charter members of the
cooperativi i unit movement
...
but ttmre fM»
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W.
preuent tie awar
The Ti'oj by. awarded to thi. 1 best ft '
qll-uround milithry mitfil, wfill be
reeciyed by Bob Smith, bgtttry.
commander ami; rtenior ugnpimnvy
N,
f the
warn!
el Davis sail
Military proficiency, scholjjisties,
plar pttivit
hletlca] pto, ,mv- w , r
sis for se ecting the winnejr, he
Continued.
After presentation ;of the award,
the Cadet Corps will have a march-
itmpr .. '
Members of the unit will receive
a small plaque with the names of
the men engraved' on it. They are
also eligibjo to vicar the George
Moore patch.
A large plaque in Ross Hall car
ries the names of the outfits which
win the award every year, In ad
dition the j unit carries a George
Moore flag] along with its guidon.
.] “A’’ Company Signal Corps won
the award last year With Company
“F” Infantry winning the previous
year.
Grill.
Boh j Map-tin,
Dr, D. R. KiWghl, jirslsthnt pro-
fessc r of Veterinary Pathology and
Bacteriologj,-, addressed the Poul
try Science Club Tuesday evening
on ‘‘Poultry Diseases and Their
Effect Upon The MhrkH Quality
Of Fowl.”
Using a large color chart show
ing the anatomy of a fowi. Dr.
Knight gave, a description\of the
interhal organs, and now their con
dition, size, coior and shapeVere
Useful in determining whether a
particular bird was edible or inedi
ble.. Preserved speciifnehts of qo
nornfal and diseased oi^qhs w-erie
presented for individual (inspection.
Dn Knight stressed the need for
inspection service at poultry pro
cessing plants by qualified per
sons,. then concluded his talk with
a demonstration of post-mortem
techniques using a White Leghorn
pullet.
Members of the Poultry Hus
bandry Department and students
majoring in Poultry Husbandry,
Veterinary Medicine, Animal Hhs- ^ ^ ,, x , j
Marshall\^.M Cldb
among the club members who at
tended. \ . j;
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Manager
Takes Over
at Gate
#r MmpooDwv
The Commentjator’d search for A&
to an end tonight tvhbh campus-wide elr
of five runoff candidates for jihe hono
Voters will ie asked to ; make their
candidates, cPimprised | of Frank
'• tT n b r
s
list of
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Martin
of -Da|lad. ’i
W. C. Martin was employed by
the Holst m Faking Company of
jilaalpripr to his purchase ot-the
.... . Ji.
w-ho| received aj j Bfi5
here Ifest Jannary in I mechanical
engineering, is assistant sales ntaii-
ager of the Butane Equipment
Comply pf Dallas.
''Miy Si,Hie ;B. Clark and Mr
sop, J<|6 (mirk, ’42, are the former
■ ♦wners of the Grill. Mrs. Clark,
.who isiin ill heinlth, will retire, she
ytaftedlanl heri son will go to Ara
bia nh (an agriciilture expert for an
oiiyompany.
A '
pan
Tied I irT
Martin hijnounecd.,
New< Grill hours iwai be fromi 6
in the: mrtrning to 11 dt night; on
weekdays, dnd until 12 Saturday
night. [ y
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Stion
[undcnL
Stcpliens l |
dormiiorie!
[miek' I res
vet; village |:
mm
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Dear
VolerH.;
I writ! this griHit kihlress ^With
nil my
if
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■ve boeln Ih nq Uprfim simio (We
lined iff “Dear Lcni'ft’* death.
f cb
xuistly so!
aijn not (ddy
10 havr llie
i One oMh<f»e creattv
■ bnmpaigrt manager.s:(lq
ugly myself, but rfWj,
ugliest btmeh of cnnuui|n nidnitg-
|ein on tbe campus) A^borteil the
trqgic <lenth to me eal-lwyestei'day
morningJ >■ J-
He couldn’t, report It before
eight o’clock; cVen slirotig IhkIM
individuals can't stand my fare
early in the morning. 1 have al
ready donated a number of. my
campaign manage** to the
search but his tragic death calls
for the services of aft expert
“Fearless Shmoodjlli’L the 5-r .fa
mous Despatch shmprt homicide
* the call of
“Itiverbuiit”
J Charles
L Reeves and Jirtift
s : • |ntiijJents living K
ilWribuS i>t thrf annex
“ay affemodn am 7,two more
udejh printtM and are ready,
dibti'ihutioti io do m mm tors. J
ihnitjiiergeaiitlt ni the ca)
IMftmed Voftirqifc and day S
dutlts' Wisning trt vote in the
test can do so by imtaininir a I
iroln the Htt deni Aetivitins .0;
in 1 tJoodwjn Hall iuid cast
voltv in Thd ; Crtrafieutau
All! bnllols *ivHl (i| plckt
‘ho!! el4Hiil|m .eomii(iHt»’e b
bui
0 wll
naigit htiiwii we
by ( sevi rul «ali r
pf;iorlT( jlUta ih|
dihqiihinii
•minuts cm
nbelift strujr
jdatea, kud
iklorj'
detective is qnswerir
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WA^ CRIMES CLEMENCY
RECOMMENDED BY ARMY
Call
8
Pictures of the
laqd; Sugi ir Bowl
shown at * " n A '~ ! -
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 —bW— bers of t u> Marsh
1:30 this 1 veiling to ituem
A special army comrtiisHloii has A. R. Hci gst, reporter rt
recommended sparing the jlivcH of announce! today,
a limited number of 130 Nazi sen- The six cial meet
tenedd to die for war crimes, artny to dlscusi
secrutnry Royall said today. he concluded, Hciigjsb said.
Special Meet
+
io\a A&M-Tu-
wdE Sit
Clidp
ing Was cMlilld
club plans which im|st
less” will uncover I 4 .
concerning “Dear Ldpi” is nptt al
together a dark one; | knowpsiatofl g n
I have bjpught a lar^ft: quantity of '
Ugglewatert from (“Pin-
iky” Dowjba. 1 .
Pinky] didn’t want fio part with
it, but When L loldl h{m that I
planned to serve it ftree to every
Aggie attending Guipn Mall W*r
I am elected and become its pub
licity manager, he agrard. Pinky
tearfully said that. t$M would
As H^ad of AIChE
,«n clep <4
his dutiles as
atnean CftemU
ent Affiliates
; Bill Oxley, cl
last year, assum
chairman! of the
cal Society Si
Chapter at a ra
day evening, George “Savins, Beci-e-
tary for the organization, announ
ced. 1 .1
Other officers elected were A.
C. Florj-, chairman-elect, and! Geo.
ting held
seBa
Savins, secretary-treasurer.
Members appointed to the pros
gram committee Were James Hart,
A.^C. Flory^and jDonald Ballard
Middleton were el
the chapter.
en and E.
“ sponsors
1*4 w.
Bonding, Savins concluded.
t plans for the
ting in Shi-eVe-
0 and 11, were
Hi meet
cd each month
the Chemistry
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contestants
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ker ey|t*m imhlieix
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f the eoiit*»|t willin' ntmpunccqlln
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Stephens,! Chajtiic Rc
vote
In qCdlhoi
r’a \ trslol
^spiiait; «i ThlC
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why one
Mr hph v
I, Stephens,: ie Reeves
Rupert Hull | jail |Hflve Btaged cut if
the tin
he wsek
te.-Frhhk I rtg
The Oqihfrnenta or NN
he^lt«y r that h<' “ffclt confidenl!
polling .at Ippst 600 votes f nm
,J J!n«" : !f f b
<Meanwhile; Munden loomed
| the -mWn to beat: Backed by
1 tSii'SlnJsr*"
jnoff on the final nigl
<o-woi
nto
1 nigh|t of
may Havel;» t
IHH
Up the oiqer km
II cerpsrtieil, Hiflit
Soitie if tbe cftMk are clan
iwiWj linvift beeh? mmle on ']
fdeq’sJl^rri^ryJjliiilt if tl>« 1
carries the InfcW a *ea as expc!
nd holds bis owrt in th i cen
01 mltpry area, ^ appeirp I
Am] fUl. >
4 Prizes as < of ; Wudnesdny nf
I have pprposely luijj desrrRmd Cominentntdr); (Night Club!
purposely hot described
myself ybry mueli nipt Wanting, to
make thy render rogurgitutd, but
thftt I araithw only hu*
got hit in jhiTfu(*d Wijih
bUH but pnd dida’t g«t his
look* mam'd. I dost asking the
qualiff
rt of all true ahmoo lovers
otkur! Candidas/c|h| offer more
38 for your, vote afid no !
' gc: Mi "
ididato j has! hiqre nUtunU
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Square Dating
Club Hold ”
A squire dance w*i
Slab on the campus4nSt
mght by a yet un-naftied
"‘Mir JUld Mrs. R. R. Lyle a:
and Mrs, Carl. M. Lyman are
8ors of this new dub am
dances Were called by Lyma
Mrs. Jones. J. ’ 1;^'fj ■
vi Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones vfcere
named: temporary chairmen! - hnd
Mr. apd Mrs. J. W. Page, Mr. «nd
Mrs. N. Boyd and Mr. and Mrs.
Jones were named t« a committee
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gib e to
ing up the
lines said 1
married
the club is being sought 1
gestions may be phoned
Jones at 4-7874. ! T •
and Mrtl. Calvin
and hostess, Jones
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