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prful backH:roun»i
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&ming to-A&M n
the EngHah J Dp|)
tmeynaa
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pear, have do
famous Ed
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/ the campuai
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died ftcshmi
is ^'Manual
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with Dr. J. Pi
a universal well
students.
In addition
ten two other
Mch js now m* th
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3unds ( ” which he
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Dr. SUmmey wqs bcr
ton, Kentucky, {in-: Iff!
brought up in Soutt
Tennessee and i recefvjt
Degree from Thp r
Presbyterian UniVehs
ville, Tennessee jn 4?
It was there Ithat
came interestedjrfh’i
Shakespeare, hpw hii
thor, of whom he b
the greatest pbdtichl ]
human being. His!
choice of words! iufe
Shakespeare’s best
Summey, is “Hamlqt
so rich with hui
provides such Ar^ini
lem of interpntafior
In 1900 he jourhejfe^lj^
The trip, itinerary
GI’s tobr of iht cpi
land and ScoEl&hd.j
tria, and finally G|e
he studied for; a
University of tai
.Upon his refurn
{ 1903, Dr. Summey b
ing career at North
College in Raloighi
there he also Wfota-
HBWsnaper, Thf- R*l
: dbamvbr, not ^ith
mlritttjy^lifficiuUi^*
Notified by thp mh|il
that'll t:ul» reporter'*
open'for an ujtijiHhp
naliat who) woijld eov
ant atory whirl tons 1
Dr. Hummoy rppoptiM
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and was n t designer in
In 191S. Di
his Dwtod of
from
He
of the
sition
which
servic
retire
■hagin*
Section,
i! i to hii
mfl
was married
their marriage,
1 .graduate
Nlew Yo)rk
let! tity a
Dr. Summer recei
Philosophy Degree
University, ih
which he
to A^M in 1922 a ?
jjartpienya! po
elish Depa
tirnie he went 01 i
2t at ithe
th 1050.
held unfil 1 >44 a
if-ti
college. He pi »ns
l)
Amarillo Club T
Came Pirtur
,1 11 • : J! ! y f
Plani? liive been made lyj
AmariUo sA&M Club to hold
regula 'I rrjfeeting Thursday n
immediately after yell pncticc
Ted Ljpkejy, president, anpi unce
: today. |; \ ' f/' l J
This week’s meeting plide ha
been changed trt Room 301, G'oo<
win Hajll. [Feature of the me$tin
will bo 1 tbe shotving of movies 0
the ll|48 lTexa$ Aggie^Tdcp Rt
Raider| foiftball game. !.
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Monday. !
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ihc Hectonrt sumi vr aessibn [a
Dot niitii'iAlu subjilfiflcnCo chic
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the mechanical eng;
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jf the department.
O’Bunnon ! comes to A<
he Umversity of, Michig;
at was research engineer
ting pjrofesior of meichuinical; en-
fllneenpg. His research wais it,
:bnnectiOtr with special Ahnyi pjd-
Snop Projects.
A graduate of the University oi
Jord-
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from
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ntucky, Pjrofessor O’Bannon Ha
rked for [he Illinois Sfeel Com-
ny, Chicago; the National Tub
.x mpahy at Lorain, Ohio, and has
jughti; at the University of Ken
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The ; author of several bulletins
r d papers, O’Bannon holds ;i|ii«)m-
rship in Tau Beta Pi apd inj Sig-
• a Xl; .
At A&M Professor O’Bffnnor
ll have charge of air icpncptipn-
j and refrigeration wo?k oh both
s undergraduate and grajduat
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lldns Address
I.i | •. f - uf !j I'' 1
leserve Officers
T : ; I if
Seventy-five Army n sen^e of-
icers heard Lieutenant Cblohcl R.
.. Elkins, Assistant to jthe presi-
.ent, discuss the organisation and
unctions of the generall and spe-
ial staff at a meeting of thfe d79tl,
omposite Group on Thursday
tight, I Karl E. Elmqujint, |fu|)lic
dilations Officer of the (1 roup, &n-
qunctid.
ICaptain Albert W. S y>ekcl|, lo-
al organized reserve instr|c[or
;ave additional inform Jtion con-
icrnint! the new retin orient
romotibn regulations. 11.* aid
lained the organization and i
Ijt value of Army exten don ’ ctfi
ion, and present uge-iivgrad
(Uiromentii, Elmquist sai l,
Thi next meeting of (He i
r ]0mnriite firoup will he mldl.
!H the liaai Jamnl Off
ifftlon ehapter and thiv
ihposiUt group,, at 1:1101
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the field ur
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lirewdiy aut
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It, The B
nt a gnj
the alignment. Npw
television how in this
country aro i;n the 1
Vorth aj-en, the report!
northward to |the thrii
oils df Daliai
the l
t hap
that tin.' bars—
Jraht* were hiiilbeat bet,
» traveled from spot to spot on
quesif p WaB thM burning
-J« fk information Ithilt wad
ponsible for the afoti'mention*
I green! color. Barring.lll tleff dc-
ils, it: will suffice tori say ahgt
was there that he! found a
_ I f equip-
ment.
our her
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NOUMY
An Adventure in
Good Smoking
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BelAieen the Bookends .
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Non-Human Figures Presented
In Warm ‘Everyday Miracle’
I
11
lly T. NANNKV
I Kvmday Miracle, Gustav Kck
Oluin, llnrbar h llrothi/fs. Now
otk and l-ondan, IW4ii| ||,7A.
1 neper A Hr«d
andan, 1
ll'lYiryday Mlraolo Id a! warm,
»yai|mt>HMic;, whimslifal; Iritoritre-
1^11)11 df llfi> thnnigH tH/ 1 |jnedluni
. .. r „ ......Jiedlum
Of hnnduminn owntlircdl EcknUdii
irijai'ti souwj nimrtlut) fk^tnes in
Injun's lifp and illumilaiUOd tfltun
|iri'(ainUtl|{ inclilpfita: In the Hvds
pf Hiigs, rats, birds and similar
Sttuill ofi'Otbi'ea, 1 ;i
f",’W!
t'ornmufoii.
KckStein jell rum H|m Ntories ah
carefully and liivlngly am Uinc*
clo Rmmm trllM hlH^and the fl*
ntil result ia the Natoe, fur they
both illuminnle the ihiraclt* that
is life.
moat satisfactory piece of equip*
anc jBcri
" ' r.p«r,l4. At thi.
J*Arkansas; game
was being televised fit all the
■world ■ C-E
The to
what as!
wefe in Operation; orte covered -ttw
entire fiOld of play while the othe
two, equipped with telephoto lefts
toring of the three cameras, tH
audience: was able to see the actio-.
Of the hall carrier at all time.
The position of • the ’ Camera
mpled with the use of the tejli
lioto Ipps gave the viewer the itn
press ion: of hovenng abbut 10 ffii
off the field of play JuAt a litil
to-one rfide of the ball fcattier.,:Ii
was quite effective; the Observe
actually! had the feeling Of bein.
on the field with the pi ay era. *'
In* fact, the Battalion observ
er cAroe out with cleat ttiarks oh
ti. left i«U.
But bn kith the gantC* j
The ;• i television camurA u aja>
Mought out fiUtor thingar-^ic mit ;
ball but of
faH on it. This
tackle, f Tile ref
was a ftttnble with
<r>.
fuBy
«l4 but to no
ISww iifcei
ruling affre rmponst
iwirtts. A ball-carrier.: mAklj
end, Bweip, aped through
->f Uckldjni for a tbu^hdown
UuH, yfa teum, Ate. Tt | >r
wrdhgjw'lth this was t wt
nerjiateppod out of heui id
thu|. liffe; Of scrim mag . The
gof!;. the touchdown. 'ChlA^ineid
waft alswaijen by all pjreserjt At fhi
redeivlng end of the
Also, there were
sonal fouls that reed'
ty -from the ref,
. 4)f course, ther
that thA adrent of te
d^an up such unsp
cohdiict, but at the wrese
all conjecture. t . |
tHie Bhtt reporter, S/jmdajy inoi
flsEP "
jhjeCt, he waa w
a
)enal-
t, it is
n rt p 1
to sbbjec
•.r
limself to more will diasipaqoi
y nighta^L if - •
iluct'ia the devotionJ)f the ]
. 'i* : - —J U4-- ' -
iSpi
Leaves for Meei
|| L .
korjene Stevens, elate g Hk'
dh feader for the A&M Exton-
(th Service/has reBigncd to Ac- .
ept [a .Similar position with tbs *•
HBrida Extension Sfervic* ,ef
ivjj October 1, according
irfe Heim, vicexl rector
'«» hnd state homo <1
,
'to hnd state homo der
Th,, series <s .gjjUb. of .lefeSXll^
iTtiV . the pArt)of the officials, but. thing
vid experiences
enrich your
and miracles
$IUfi Stevens, a
’fusion .State Te^j
a* been with the
i 1 *
enrich your concepts of the limitk
leep the book
icincepts 1
ojf ll/d. K
in mind for (fhrijsbniis gifts.; It’ll
be o.k. for ni(y one Iropi niilo to
ninety.
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OKINAWA DIGS OUT
FROM UNDHR TVI'IU
TOKYO, Oc , rt * The vid
k camera did. '
rvi'liooN
J |r . 4-^ T ,
ious typhooin Whllpn Monday gave
Okinawa, a fjjuMWHOOH lashing bi*
gan snapping jat the southeast tl >i
of iJApan ttHlai',
•tt
<|f Japan
-"^"'r n TT
Whic
tolevisiuiii choicj'h um. : > /
tu-e, worth!
Mnncfn; ii/j-vb ,1'
U|ydA ! Scot I carrying Mr Af;
kananM {naturally) w'4« ttt«lklv<i
and dbWMd. This In HWf wffA
legal, but after the pjaf wk» Cgia
f.-.Lj. ioi jU-u.m ■■■ ■'■"I" rj' ****»-' ^
fA pinCe 1931, wli
|nt»d, county ho,
.|i|ngent for Ili
ito transferred to 1
, i| IpjlB and to Sij
M4j and whs APf ,
l4tH club Work o|i
uatc| Pf Sam
era, (Cbllqgq.
tonsil
•he was ffP'
demons
ins Cbutitjf.
shur Coupt f
Couhtyi i(
siHicjalU
qi/fti*
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Starting
s
iHreryday MlrACle wall (loticdv-
kd in a laboratory of the College
pi! Medicine of the University of
pturinmitk it’s author 1 iii a r^D.,
Aij ahsodlate professor of physio
logy in a college of medicine. The
POok ia the result of dose, crltl-
kl, scientific obaervition, the work
brilliant scientific inind. But
not u cold, analytical trea-
A cat illustrates a sense of time;
a group of mice, hunger and thirst.
A macaw shows us the real value
Of speech and ants tell us things
About exercise. There M a Setter
which taught herself to stand erect.
Ahd a Mr. and Mrs. Pigeon who arc
as suburban as any seven o'clock
BARGAIN DAY!
OcLtlh&M 1
vareifi
3 pound can
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4 , 4 ; S' 4: . j 4 j «,! )•
$1.09
$1.70
29c
STARTERS —• ([HJNERA 1
BATTERIES 4
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Specialized Service on
ttoRS X
Ignition
MAGNETOS
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CIGARETTES
SAI.MON—Flat can
dimitj) ,, ![';:■ ■ Fj- :• •' I ||
wnl.r wnAND CHILI—No. 1 Cat, . . 2»c
POTATOES . 5 Sounds 24c
CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP 12 for I9c
AUSTEX BEEF STEW with vegetables 29o
GEBHABDT’S TAMALES ..... 19c
Nd. 1 Ckw J j, | H i. . I : .’ !
VAN CAMPS PORK & BEANS j. 2 for 19c
SMAX (tasty corn chips) . . ! . . * 19c
SIJQAR . , . . . . 5 Founds 42c
FROZEN FRYERS
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Bruner Battery i|& Electric C(|
'j.], 113 East 28th Street — Bryan : .
Using Parts From (priginal Equipment Manufacturers
(Out up and ready to cook)
FRESH OYSTERS
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