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about ;i feet off the bottom of the pool.
j Yeti this fact does not mean j^iat cara
iire safe in the nearby parking ajrea. They
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ir ‘ not.
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doing so
awaiin poomtown
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As long as* it is imposstible to correct
hi situation at the cooling tower, vehicle
the to tVer
the wAter
)\\ners will dd well 'to follow several sug- Sneak Preview
inii
It dm. And It. pr
daily if you park jutb
Just east of the tpweit
The reason/thi sp
is able to harm yc ur c
has a strong contentrkion jof alkali and fo^n, perhaps in jtfie areas jnear the army
hiqride. A laboratory!test Of the coo ing
tower water was madi for Thej Battalion
last July. The teit shp^edla pH 9.6, al
•What aw* you com
1
iiiplaiatn’ about, UiJn Mit air would coot
$10 a day in Oalvefibon?!"
-hf -h;'
rented precautions.
1. Park in soihe other ^rea
ndtor po'ol and the
f jit is possible. 1
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' 2. If I
oonv
i,
Petroleum Building,
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though pH 7 is iiieutrM .tjapic
phthalein.
to phenol-!
This coiicentn i|tiori| Is Isiropg enough
td remove commercial :ar waxes and con
tains sufficient c|dori(|d tc) danijage metal
, .. you have to park in the area.adr
ajent td the offending tower, be sure to
wash your car rtegularly with a r solution
tijong enough toj remove the sprayj.
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surfaces and eaujie-sc ^mUj°f |the pkint
' Spray from tide tower is carried an-
the
? d -
pray from the to|rer is carried ap-
’ proximately 1501 yarqs: stray j from
source, thus it cfjjmplitely eoveirs the
•: 'jacent parking area. i • j
At the time <ff thiis.inmtiiation
ahi ger >f the Pcjwer Flant
iL ^h eitrlier test
he Ii ngiijneerijjig Exneri-
recclmmpjided draining
il
Trifling Hubby, FGitin. Wife
Theme in “An Innocent Affair”
Hy ANDY D.\VlS • in his nnupr In pneouratre Rosr-
:
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An Innocent Affair (Uniled
Artists) starring Madeleine Gar-
Cpoperatlim of college i»uthori«es ii ! j YS MdJi’
leixlod to accomplish several recomnhenda-
. ii •>
ions which are suggested below.
(Campus)
When Madeleine
Carroll
sus-
summer the n|iahi||jger )f f 11 -*
explained that hjllow hg hh
r.--
P. J. A. Zeller of
ment Station had
andpleaning
Avas impossible^
I. ■ .
At present
la.s,t
| 1. Signs should! be erected at the en-
ninces to the packing area next to the
Power Plant, Th&jie signs jshould explain
hi* danger inyolvW in parking in that
u*ta so that drivers may bd able to go else
iv&ere if they, desired.
A
, . ^ tow# every 6 months'.
Such an opendioi v'm kj ij^uiite shuljtiiig
dawn the PowaHjliint inulifor Ibis repson
pnee, u month' with
changed dovvu 4 td
pipes. Thrtnouthf
t '■ ‘I
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he 1 (ghtiof |he suction
That Hilltop
The “Twelfth Manj;
bfiy Bowl, while qi ii<St I i
Plenma haughtily linanijihl off the field
behind the crowd pfolloH’ind Ihe
stood around list min
playing swing ir i; sic.
Mustangs ami Agt'
each other, “Gom gan .0.”
Everybody wt sThoafse
'Contrast, this scqhje
bottle incident” ' v
. .. Cotton Bowl, oi
I* V
resulting fights Jud (.Iclnioi^trationd have
’ v
1
UiajiMifig is tjuade
mix jure Ij
Hung
v pipes are
| 2. S»*ch draining methoids as, atte p6s-
dlile should be used regularly at the cool-
ujr tower to hold the concentration in the
Artter to a minimum.
i 3, College authorities should continue
M try'to find, ojr develop! a process by
A-ijiieh tin* offq!itdil|ng concehtratian in the'
ivlAter could bej rendered harmless.
[ Conora. I’a.. jis working to eliminate
lif* dangers of -‘Smog”. A$M will have to
ivilrk to oliminale the.dangers of “Spray.”
j«?cts her husband of trifling, with
another women, she takes steps to
arouse tyis jealous nature, by- hir-
intf a man to flirt witji her. The
'escort agency informs Macljlurray
of his wife's doings, and tiie sUiru
is set ft>r riotous eveniriir. i
Miss Cairrell mistakes her
- “hired man’ for a millionaire
cigarette magnate (Buddy Rog
ers). and her husband, who if*
on to her little game, does all
in his power to encourage Rog
ers. In fact he even asks him to
take Miss Carroll | out dancing.
Both husband and wife turn up
at the same place. MacMurray
w ith one of hm* clients and Mitjs
Carroll with Rogers. .
Everybody has fuh including the
mistaken hired main, until Afiss
Carroll sues her husband for a di
vorce. (She caught him trifling).
MacMprray tries to explain that
his relationship with Louise Al-
brittoii is' purely of a business na
ture. but, only gets himself more
involved. Afi all good things must
come to an. end, so does the pjc-
turfe. After a merry chase ort a
train the two get their problems
ironed out. I ] l
Between the Bookends
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California’s Burma Road Is
Theme of Exciting \olume
By T. NANNIY )
;r j. j:
'ecllKHMl in, the
Li
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filf'dl out o
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f the!r
L'V . ,h}
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stjukinti: bodies. who HhOwpd such dikre
prd for sporUnmn.ship.
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Several huhdrfed Algieslaiu
jes
m
•cc tic v m
over the nation t )i$ y.*ar vheni the desire i Doak.may havei been the difference in
| to win fed the f la tiing dies j lie tq fight. The
brought discretm j to fil e lijns knd io the
I The treasuiy
get for the curre
into the red aga
jhe b|ack.
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wo ^ams.
angs
Musi.
i We cain understand nowj why SMU won
lil* €onf|rcnee Sportsmanship AwanMast
yair. , ! •' 1
the Land of Shorter Shad
ows. by Krlc Stanley (iardner.
William Morrow & Company,
: New York, IHiH.
On most mbps Boya California
;is a Iohk expense Of lilank. ^pacc
suriouflflod by a tortuvrtusly dwist-
I ed conhtime. Erie Stanley tiliitlher
| early bcitame intcresttxt in that
"blank aroii” when he studied geo-
12 Bryan-(!olleg<
Residents Get $481
In Rent Refunds
y r
graphy in grammai Mihooi. The
band
3MU
cofiiplimbrited I
We felt Iw.elcoijn 2 on th^ir campus and
tilfev wanted us to
(imij happy,
.yith ' the “pop
lave a good time.
'Caij [in [that jsame ;
pthejr stadiums
The dance at tile Unio)i\Building was
packed with Aggi js, TesSies and Mus
tangs. And many i fhooper has added an
aijdress or tWo to his collection.
| It was a-grdatj Corjxs tri]>. The kind
w|* enjoy and likd to refleitt bpon.
peninsula was marked “unflixplor-
1 ed” in his text. That one little
word eyenutaUy led him tojdnyes-,
tigkte the area, ■/ LI
lii his pielimiiiary attempts to
secure information before making
his trip from Tijudna .ioutb iho so-
.ciired lots of infonnatictn, all epar-
Twtl*1v(! temntis in the Brygn-
College Station aiea were helped
to get ren t [refunds of $-181,50 dur
ing the (nohth of October, accord
ing to figures released today by
Gordon L. Ilemdngfield, area rent
director.
iacterized by its contradictory na
ture and its coloiful lexpinaion.
The 1200 mile road he xyas toj travel
Sixtieeji petitions for rent ad-
justmgntp: by landlords were turn-
«*d in during the same month, he
said. 'If | i I: ■ 1, '
was the most mysterious S»k;m of
BBS)
Twelve tenant complaints were
The Passing I'aiid^.
irepottod
it fisml
n afjipV ;
Treasury figures]
since July I to Jm ^
cess of income a,! of
def Tongresslqniiil
: $797,1^5,*10H,I-i Ijifid
Counting tha
n e\T
r L'l
get books would
, d i ., 1 /t !i‘l
(lereil othcrwliit* for
!»! 1
-'ii
p.
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'1 lie tiftttulii
I* i
City of College jteti
Friday afternooi
Utlion in publishetl.
yeor. AdverUspU
Tf
*—*-*- ■
The Aisoclah
it .tit"
crediteef to ,«
0(T herein. Bights
m
Entered as »«r»nd<l.
OfHco ut (VUckc Sti
tha Ac t ot Cope res*
S
News contribu
Iwin Hall. Cllj
.ee, Room 20$,
KENNETH BOND
4W-
Louie UcnraiC
.
,74f91
djtpyr 29, even un-
vlerk! mf' tojeount
it llir fojiTigni aid.
t !' F , I
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oxpfndi
Wh1
i
(4
all. Some said it was impassable,
some said it was; 1'ineL song} jsaid
there was no roadj; the tnith about
that road is in the text kf the
nook.
icceived during the past month by
his office at Biyan, and to date,
compliarcel has been obtained id
siv of tliflisp eases. j
!.:•
(Hp game, but ityivas th" SMU student
i)(|dy that was the difference on that plica-
saint Corps trip. J
It’s tne American continent's
parallel to the Burma Road. It’s
Figures for the month of sOc
tober lujibg to ?l,7olU>!) the total
: ^ ’ - TOf-
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long anti twisted, rough and
ragged; it goes straight up and
drops straight down; it hhs 12
to 18 inch highH-enters and has
no .centers. It’s all an\ road can
be without losing its identity as]
a road.
(odajy the bud-
"ir nag slipped
long period in
deficit amounted ijo $80.7j908,155.351 with
jijie-third of Ithe fi
teal ye# gone.
Compajrifttiivef\(% there j was a budget
/ On thy!trip south, Ganintir took
A along his two secietark's and their
/ office equipment, He also carried
" gasoline, water, three frupids, a
stove, canned foqd, aixl great bon-
ront refunds which the Bryan (
fire has helped to obtain during
ihe first 10 months of 11)48. j
Fifteen of - the 1<» petitions [for
rent adjustments by the landlorcs
wore approved in October and ore
was denied. Including the 16 peti
tions rcjceivethlast month, a tptkl
of 104 such petitions have bent
received since April 1, Berining-
field said. Of those, 86 have been
appiiovcjd and 18 denied.
“OcjeasSionlatiy we heaf- it said
i
h jjvgd spending
biirplus of $88,638 452.69 Lat this time Ifist } ,,f aU ' oho ‘ for P' ckli ?R bi °-
that present: laws afford no relief
on-
far,! ^vhen all kljending; items were in-
pllidedj. ,
' Thii>[ notice >vas plucked off ilw* A!P
re, jus thj* bud-!
'tjss l|jinl n i»t or-
lisciil yi*a(r, thej
Hire the same day
f'K [
Could it, have
like Hope)’, GulUip
vitas imticlpntitigja
tim?
“Hr
U
Mr| Tfuman jmlFqd hjs
jeep tljiat the treasury,
, and the stock market,
Kepublican axlmitiistira-
! logical specimens.
Gardneir tells us about thg whole
glorious adventure, without roman-
j. ticlking it. It was a legitimjitp ad-
; venture honestly ivporUkt.J It Is
j vastly stiperior to the travel books
'exemplified hy the Richard Hnli
htulon Hchnol of romamjc
j: moo n bem os.
It’s in the Cushing lllumy ,
j like it whether gott like; Pe,dry Mu
! son or not.
and
You’ll
to landlords whose rents are con
trolled,! but these figures rcfujtc
i)Js( contention. Our office f»pejr-
ates on the impartial polity yf aiH-
ing lan|dli«pdij) to obtain eyerythitjig
to which they are entitled updpr
the la\y—-and bf aiming fenimtk jtn
recover whenever they fure foj’cdd
to pay mora than that,” Benrtinjg-
I'ield tojifd.
-f^*
n;
ffleii
ion,
ixcci.l
yi-tvej
Tu tea j
m Battalion
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INSURANCE NURDS
(Eliink of Oil#
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• is viublilln d fivu t mils a Week and llrOU
<i Pres
of ret
» for
t. otlfmvi ie
mu a
s'sil'i.
Ikrvt-y Ch*ny. John alaakti'T-i
Clark Stunrw
Mrs.; Nuucy LvUe
3ill HilHugslfr ,:....,h
r. Nann«ar..'... , .ii^4.L
Alfred Johnstvn
tsi’ fir
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(lutii
cly
imi
'rfviifcl credited ii the pu ‘VT atid local nows ))fIspontanoous
iiWiiRtlon [of all other pr|tt||'r. herein are also rcac.rved.j / -
#di nay
Gootl>| it I [a 1.
bu mupe by telephone (4-5444) or at tl
V.wiyiA.nlT.A
jon request.
Ijt
iif(ulat«d ovgry Mon#y th.
lihHdaya apd oxnlulnution' periods During thb uumnuT The
Mo^ulay, iVethtwdi iy and 1 ! ’tiday. i; ubfecription rate |4.8(J pot*
Cill toc|ay about our <[, .
20% KATE KEDUCTtiON
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"1 bineecli > mi llicrelorc,
tl croln, by the mercies of
tint >e pfeseni jour lioditih
IMInif sin l il lee, Italy, ititee|i(t|b t*
tut In Ga»r Ham. ii:l
cxcbaivlcly U the tise for jtypiiblicatinn of r11 news dispatches
Koliglam jand Miieilfiee rjv l|s '|>
utShlOj In evdtl lihe pagan fpAa
CK
f»i
of worship, men tnade Mufrlfitys to
their gods, Our niissioiiarlekj ell
tf and local nows of spontaneous origin publiili-
1
1‘houe 4*726lt
Above Aggiehuid Phari
ALTO
iggieland I’lmrntac.
— LIFE — FIRE
us of children thrown into ttjngcy
SOithewra
false gods. They hrpught jdoud
rivets to appeust* ithe wrath oi' the
_ xjs. They ’brought :[{
snerifire tc our (loti. This vi'e i do
Mcmb)crfof
;TO»l dARTER^U
The Associated Press
iced by deplione (4-51124)' or
.UBoU Edituf
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Service
Chica«oi Luo A
byC 1 National [ Ad-
N*w York
and Son
hfe editorial office, Room 201,
or at the 1 Student Activity
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Spoedo. Dili [I'vlL., I..<i» Soaior, 1
Andy MallulL trod So|ninenu..4>l
Hardy Ro«8
Frank Tex KWd*.
cauekiateiW. H. c
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K. C. Kidkye, Buir|r
lyckilt, Clayton Solyk
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J^ouplc In gtneral weren’t too pupulitr hold the
with * Chicago hounewife last week. H«r The *1
estimation of the human race wm;rightfully situation "Were Sf
low after her little mixukj.. . i fl. . Phooey on other
oman was busily engaged in wash- 1 g
ti d thr.hr^ un^x j Tc
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5 1
1
0d
ITIvt/ acLivyii ouu t«c viio- ..»» .avui xwtu ia
mayed wpmaji. With no method of getting white scalloped
f-
the sill w^nt ^nto action and trapped the dis- waa not hard ^||Mj
to sit upon th
feet within t
the glass she! allowed the window
down oh her legs.
For no good reason the burglar lock upon
1 \/-
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n’i^Sfaro toe
fouhlh cum
m
entdmg oar
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e window Mge and dangle her CaliforM. EsifiBcj
he apartment. While ioaping happen tq the atte w
1 allowed the window toj come a derisiN attitufle towards bt loved
ot hard to apo
ian, thi university’s
erit. fhe gaudy car
ith its red paint and
?htfuUy at fhe insulting i fords
hell
nted-infold, whi^e lettejrs upon
;. ! I. I"!
n
had a
h The. fo
"A'
what a tered appea
fires w^re flat The
)1
U change j
to a
colors i f the
a
Y; fft]
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character in
back some more. • . . 1 ;t •■ • t. . .
Eventually the driver harken'd to her fire deimrtmeht tor$ its colle^ive hhir.
was the driver’s sole climbed in the car a.nd drove
comment as he drove off. * : i -, The humorist made an extensive tour of
for a ladder.! “Nuts,’
One more pedestrian ignored the wdman’s the city. For additional amusement
After some minutes of screaming the central headquarters busy running down
e lady got results. A neighbor the false positions Of! his vehicle wjl
shouting,
in vain the
heard and summoned the law..
The cops did little gtpod since the apart
ment door was locked and they could find
kept aiinuuncing|6vi
Later he calMW in fo tlje ddpa
no
ladder. Their only, contribution was to call
the fire department.
The firemen turned lout to be the rpl
heroes of the day.. They entered throukh an
/ ,| : y H/"[Yjjlir ^
Hillvl Club l(» lieer
.►L;—ij.
Lecture on Ethics
Di\ Thomuh ;K, Mayo, lujiul of;
the Etiirllah Dcimitment. will
Kpcnk on .luilttli’ utul HpHonlv eth
ics tit ii Hillvl dub mooting Wod-
noMdtcv itvoninjr at 7:16 Jji thn
YMCA Aaitomhjy Room, HutUj lawn
oluh pro»)|<iont,[ ftnnmtncijd tmlay.
The W<MtK*n< lay Rjilhorinji. will
bo im ofiii ii n oHitnr, Gow)n aaid,
ami vislttira a fc wolcotm*. A so
cial boqr Will Ijollqw tlw mooting.
T -
fi
TcHlay ami VVtvliidHday
v‘.ucjbiiiifi
doniHvy
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MICK
ra
KUlrr McCfjf
WEDNESDAY - Hi.lO
.
14-
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sloppy
in or out shfe sought the aid of passersby
below. !
She shouted to a manrwalking below that
she was helpless and asked!that he get a thej hood,
ladder to help her dovrn. The peryerted j The h
humorist laughed and proceeded upon his ance >, ‘ J
way. j j z] | / color
The perturbed-one then saw an automo- blue and
bile moving plowly alonig the street. She; sity.. ) j f-
waved; the driver waved back. She shouted : ;
and waved some more; the driver waved A LfiuSdovinlf character n Cleveland,
Ohio; enjttyed.himsetf'thoroughly while the
r - fire d«meht: tor^ its costive h ‘
screams, stopped the car,, and listened, She Th6 joy-boy i^awffthe fire chief’s car sit-
told her talel of woe and asked once more ting empty,.- ?Without a by-'oiir-lbave he
ich he
the radfo. ] j
boasted that he Jiadliket domSdj the chief’s
hat. As »a last‘ge.f tfre he tMed on th'
siren Iwh a lengthy ollst.
Thi police fjhally found He i|ar—empty
once mbref
long and
univer-
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y
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tuui Ui
he kept .
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