[have in the past, ate tlckiflS this year <ire margin of prpfit on one hand and a com-
|cost)ing students $3.66. Adding tq ihe plete dollar Ibss to counterbalance it. >
is the fad married veterans From where we sit, it appears that the
Rather than jelling
ve in the past, i at
costing students $:
clamor is the fact
m purchase tick
$1.20.
Tfort to
Change
m Cai
e TCU game level .but sincje they must split fifty-fifty
ball data tic- on each tickd sold with the opposing
protestl over team’s school, tjhey would have to give up
With the approach!
and the first big saleh
kets, there has be m a iM bjf protest oyer team’s sC|ioc
current prices ort ihfese Ik its. | i ; a dollar extra jfor each $1.20 ticket sold.
Rather than selling f< $1.20 as; they This would lea.ye them with very little |
th!$r wives ajt the student ijs gradually being forced out of
;; yr j; his own stadium by high prices which he
be- can’t affbrd.
The fiill reasoning behind the confer- |
„ Jull ence group’s action isnji yet clpar to us.
ffeci wliat he told u|s. In the future we will make moves to hear |
as and print the rests of the story,
of the Soujth- We wish to emphasize here that we j
plresentatixies. are not advocating a liaise in the price
L ) * •id f \i i
ii e the i-eascjn
contacted Athletic
x get the
Ad rate of $1.2
| In an effort to det.
hind the change; 1
Director Bill Cai mic
story. This is, in bf:“
The decision to
made in thje a
west Conferen
They decided by ij: m
A&M, incidental!]!
would have to b
rent price levels. | | y: jjfj
Reason I for thp vestfraii’s wives ge)
W the fact
JMQ
ov. J. Stro,
ticket hi
ir SO. ■ I \
“He alwa^H brings bis roommate x to the games, he can’t afford
the price of a date ticket!’’ J ]
iiTT
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JN • • •
ggie Student
ERVICE YOUR
I CAR
GREASING
that the
to meet
vote, in which qf the wiyes’ tickets. Hhwever, we do be-
ila
if
(Hljink of ®ljis
price lieve that the price charged for date iic- |
cjur- kets is Uiireasohable. \ [
, ,, v , !;•; y iii/
next time you have an opportunity
to be of service or to witness for
the Lord, think it thiough. Be sure
that you give Him a real answer,
and not an excuse. (Read Luke
14:15-24).
Since this is an all male school, each ;
tting student must go off this Campuls to get;
that a date. He is forced to pay the $3.60 rath- ;
it, through the Vetr er than the $1,20 paid for a date ticket in
erans Adnii,nistra|ioh, jallcjivs them a ckm-i a co^ed school. ;
tickets at jthe ol
the Federal Gove
llion book in T .
and their tickets are! Mi^hjised with
book, not Individ fally jias elate -tickets
The school c iuld! possibly take
themselves tp keb thte tickets at th
; .. fl '
If
ijoi^as stucents,; Seconeby, we wish in point but that
IA Third St
tl ^ ls A&M ha^ the reputation of being the
“poor boy’s school.” this extra charge
it on >of $2.40 will be J felt more here than at
e old other conference schools.
Spam . ; u
i ■ ' ■ ■ 1 i It {' ■ 4 ii-. ■ IA
i | • I J| r : », i h .
beginning to other than Henry Wallace,
again the tru- Nobody’s going to charge that we are
How many times; have; you been
asked to do a certain (thing and
refused? What kin 1 of an answer
did you give? Did you Just make Who made the first game laws?
an excuse, or did you really have They are found ia#the Mosaic law,
a reason? There ii a] great dif- Deuteronomy 22:6, and prohibit
ference between ti c two. So the the taking of hen birds by‘hunters.
rom
| The pilzzlets pieQt
fit themselves toj ’ethe
ism “crisis mak< s s rhngts ibedfellows” is supporting a noh|democratic country, oth-
FRESHMjHV
AGGIES ...
Leave your shoes for
repair at thq A. & M.
Exchange Store Annex
No addition tl charge
for this :ervic£
H O LIC K S
Boot Shop
_ G&
POUSHING
STATION
ii M
1 block north Brom
on Houston Hwy,
Owned & Operated
J. W. Schmidt
AAH4 Stu; Vet - Clasa ’50
QUEEN
FRIDAVI- SATURDAY
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FOR A FALL
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Worsteds
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The Bryan Maine
of the
Texas Aggies
€ 91*
ill
' .T [!
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assorting its vdli< Hty
: Little items are cpini
wire that suem |o iiiu icate
will soon be whitjewajsfied
appearances thajl shje|>vi
in on the
er than the German people where we are
itfess already h|aving a hard time selling an
Scoippany of the
SFor the first Itimb an fgkt* vears ijnu- ment-dther tbiaji the CommunisLs who!
tdjliiii iield. Sjida|nly , ‘“ v<; alread y « ain * d the car of m S |Iions ot |
nigiple elections
Spain is brealtiite 4ri wjfi at l^stlhe Kuweans, both Eastern and Western
outward appear;
This past week Fr incij
two important A hie
Johnson’of the nidy$ |ndf
Farley T ). :7 Both of
that they thought soqi| we
._sihess with Siiain : • ^
ions experts a le
SpAhish gpvernn jent
ition. | j 1 .
No one has |rec 1
|to the United tta[ioni
I After (t feiv jtv
the Aiperfc*
radio ^
, encan n uws t
tipat^l^lrdgail
siblelto rehefc
[Power c
the tei* E 1
HJ! • : t I
Here is a rel fuse f^ror
Iveyor’s Sliort Cciirsq f s *
idea of advance h mt|e i);i
work since the e krly /(fays'
[ment. r’
The ir bdebi
The Hut till
City of College
Friday uftqnioon-,
Italion itt publish
year. Advlrtia
iVesttirn
be seen in
’bwers.
TT
Franco Spain American brand of democracy,
such picks ant Nobody's going fjo. remember that
the Franco’s armiek i were blessed to victor]'
with Hitler's tanks and planes and equip-
ixT
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-A
emocracy. :
Franco’s a good boy now gone demo-;
. .J J , cratic. His Pyrenees Mountains are a;
was visited by ^ barrier in th , CTent of a
ln ,k , n Cmc ", ' nt Russian tide sweeping across Europe.
^ Ptry and James , ^ to plav ball with ns. And
t told the press • ^ x'A . .. ,
^ • ... \ ]. maybe he will take a few hundred million;
'7 • C ^i 1 ^ * n Marshall Plaii aid. Maybe he will buy;
oreign a Mr. _Johnsoii’s films, and whatever Mr.
^ FaMey has to sell. ■,
One of. these days we may have to
quit calling ourselves the free, democratic;
etve our full
ded Spain
!?ive them tiriie. , s trikes igaiiist uk—the monarchial Greek
bf; softening up in governmept and the corruption ridden
dmmal aurv
here October 14-15 \;i|j g|||i e sun ejvorji an
yet nations of! the \ydrldi. tlfe already have two:
^Jo ^uit
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Mums That Are
Different, For
J ; *
The Game
yatt Flower Shop
266th at M^in Phone 21-2400
and overuthe
will not h; so
Then it wil
•J
iment ...
govemment of Nationalist China.
With millions of the worlds peoples!
be who don’t know what to believe, three I
0 our Western strikes and you are out.
We’d better fetop and consider, “Isj
my objectiiaji, Spain our thii*d strike?’’
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