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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1948)
r 1 v>UJ . * •it: ! - . . I jF t fHeat^ On| in owd Cheers i- 1H 4. -4 'T II t>0 you find that the in lyour. dorm room are n By MARAW 1 «• out enough heat these chi 1 It would seem that this ca*e in Dorm 14.last n v students are probably no PF reman, fireman, saVeir j l group of passers-by col ect In front of ~ ciously lickjng'atlithei the room became dow smbke. A member of! laujghingly exolalm^^"' 1 wonderful 1 way i roo 1 mmatel ,, j ' But the fla»f ‘ators ving ays? s the Two ying, lair!'' an to yes typn were indow with crovd at a [torfes =1 reach higher and It itak that the occuiiantN of were not present. Ho\ pre the blase beg^n to a pre-ThanksglvInK crowd was ntm cont around with folly an ing from thelij lips. Somewhere hlong titiiied. to jirtmt ^oom ; 'f,. as into n-rite, the t to stand ■MW..H i. thenllnf, a bright soul dedided that the Pin* Department should know about the happenings in Dorm 14ji Und he Sauntered off to notify the dejart. ment. How, the!fire becniiii. vSdble about 0:25 p. hi.—rthe alarm sounded 20 minutes later Ilf , Six and one<Half minutes after the sounding 6 r the alarm- in the distance the airen of t|S, truck ! 1 could be heard approaewiitg. As the truck careened; corner, amid 1 ■ Lv ed to thn Is out!” ns I '. ^ 1 the fire weary ire belched its be and chc onlookers, thi last spark am Many runnii i heard! as fhe ‘irfe-fighters fought their way up jto'the fourth floor, carrying their equipment at 1 port arms. The doer to the room was flung Open ar d f the ■, entrapped smoke forced itself ] out of the semi-opened Window. A fire ex tinguisher was trjained on the long dead ashes of a partially burned chair and blanket! and a completely demolished wa itojpaper basket and ita contents. Anober fireman rush- -winlof to exclaim the R 3ALE—ROYAL PORTA ULE TYPE- poyment, tnuUl monthly paymenU. “Cipro the lift of a lifetime.’' Bryan Boabwas Machine Co. 209 North Main. Dial 2.1328. Bryan, *•*« I| 1 J 1 " glad tidings tb the ground crew, "Hold off wlthj the water; the fire As tha^flM Extinguished was ijoe arms, other tmf icul bnc once again bijought back to port arms, other members of' the squad busied hemsetve* cleaning up the debr s.l Waiter soaked ashes were sejoobed ip in a news paper (Not ja| Battalion)! and carried reverenBy to un ash can In the hall, bypassing the throng that had collejctid there to breath in the aroma frtjatcd by the burn* log wool blanket. •. j r |, Boon the fik'.jfightors begun to descend the stpiijs and encircle the truck. After rpltj call to determine je victors mounted bed away into the Itching, cheering crowd began Ita disperse toward the theaters m nenrch of more en- te|rtainment-r4uti they ..w^he still asking, “Whatj started the lire?" trucx. Alter I'pu aijy casualties] tli the truck. As re j nikht, the . Jwi T i-V. Older Japanese Were Fro-Allied Kiestef.Saji in InliMil Speech .... j ' k * tj I -{flM . , J | i I ' ; “The older people of Japan Were defirjit^ Allied sympa thizers during the laff war, and at times were direct sup- porters of the Allied epuse.” . [-I |; j It. S. Kiester, former member of the Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Corps apd now professor of geography, made this and several other commonly 1 * unaccepted statements before ai small audience 1 in thii YMCA cabi+j net room last night. l| : ;j Speaking before a group made; up of the YMGA cabipetfwld somel ten or twelve other studehte. Kies ter told pf his experiences inside the Japanese home islands! of Kyu shu land Honshu during ftfid afteiri the war. . 1 ] || : |][ He supported his icbntention of! 1 jwi' Japanese by citing the example of pro-Allied feeling apipngj the elder! a family’s rebuke of their son a 1 captain in the Japanese ArmyLi i During his stay on Kjyuihu, Kies ter used the farmhouse;-Jhome of the old Japanese cduple iRs head quarters. When their sort returned; for a furlough tho couple not oply; ; ——i— — 1 —,—um I- ^ ! 1 iH- For CcMiler ■ ’ ■ y i WeathWl 1 f i|. Catalina Sweaters Pendleton,Wool . I'TF : f —" Shirts jf Monarch Leather ■ . '• - r. ■ ; : 1 y Jackets I Botany Slades/ Botany Wool . Shirts |i , ■■■.' V-P l) if ' ■ : Botany Robes ; • ' V ' I;- . I : -- |ij . Fine Suits aftd • fli Top Coatli r. m m Society prand MICHAEL STERN or UNIVERSITY^ tLUH 4 i. : Stop jii today and ||pcct our stock of good I<i6king; Furnishing . . Cfeiliing •. : f m n n /1 fmt, m "Yo*r Cloibrng Stare" 10} N. MaMlpi * concealed Kie8te|” but were; so hos tile 'to\yard tl ieijr son that he re turned to his (mie after four hours of this frigid reception. « Clarifying I thi position, of the JANIS, Kiessker said, they were frequently confused with the Of fice of Stratjegic Services which gained fame ip sfabatage urtder the initial name hf/OSS and popular title “Cloak ana Dagger j Corps.” He emphasiz kr that thei JANIS was predomin ittfly military where as the OSS va$ civilian in piake up and, that 1 hp OSS worked dis guised as Japanese or Germans, in enemy oflica areas, while his unit worked -t ’itihout disgqises and in secrecy mostli/ at night. After delivering an easy, con- versaltional-tyjpe! lecture ifor an hour, Kiester threw himself open to questions inhdjthc small audience quizzed, him f >Hanotjjher h^lf hour. Strttiivg that McArthur |waa do- AGGIK 1)1N!I< f()R$ • : I CLA »t. 4 The Battalion ‘i’I /. w • , ;>••• -Jl Tl ' fl -lli J! f SELL WITH A BATTALION CLASSIFIED AD.! RstM . . . S< a word per liuertion 2SC minimum.! Space rates in Section . j .1 60jt per column j Inchi Send ail classgleds with remit tance to the Student Activities Office, All ads should be turnej in hr 10:0Q a.m. of day before publics! NIGHT CLASSES in bolAkeepinr. Short hand, and typing start November lat at McKensie-Iialdwin BunMtcsa Collage. Kn- rollrnentn will be takim October Kth. 1 Dial 2-ddtft. . T FOR SALE Wood; 4 ft. lengtha-flQ.OO; 2 ft. |l•ngth» ~ 812.00. j Dry or other I lengths' If desired. Insured state-wide llvriittwk and other trucking. H. E. 1. Preston Ave., Bryan. Robert | Kidnd Ferguson Campus. Goodrich, 305 8. PhohejMIOS. K _ free I i»ss to Cam ■l ee inmijria glU—eseaa^ae—!■ WIM ! KEEP CHILDR Ssturday and during Also Will keep children while you work during game Thanksgiving game.; taj Vs 11m aiisit tafslisle : or Christmas shop. Cal for appointment at 2-2828. Mrs. G. if. Hamilton. 707 Ns1| Lane, Bryan. AGGIE WIFE will keepl children In her honte ;ln Austin durlhg Thanksgiving; ynmr. Contact Mrs. ilohn Hopp. SSI Meadowlahd Street, jCollego Station, Tejtas.!; • ' I • }■ ■ REFRIGERATORS J. i= WEDELL’S SERVICE SHOP‘ 2016 Cavitt |, Ph. 2-8260 ^TT SUL ROSS tODGE .} • J . • j . ; No. 1300 A.F.&A.M. ■ I Meets in American Legion Hall 1948 R YOUR ENJOYMENT! Thd BEST in low priced record players! RCA Victor table mqdel record player featuring the “Silent Sapphire” needle. CHAFFER’S BOOK STORE Gate -Jmone 4-8814 SKETCH PADS iThe best pads for* work in Architectural ind Landscape li Design Coursea. HAFFER t S BOOK STORE North? Gate > Phone :4.8HM — — I, I It WE SEjLL Model Airplane! Supplies Architectural Bidsa Wood SHAFFER’S BOOK STORE North Gate Phone 4-8)814 SUL ROSS LODGE NO. 1300 A.F. A A.M. Stated. meeting on second Thursday ojf each month at 7:00 p.m. In American Le gion ProMt House. J. J. WOOI.KET. W. M W. H. BIADGETT. Sec. i <’ANT INSURE PLANK , AUSTIN, Nhf. 81 The Board of ISri <!liirs qf ToxAn! A&M College in withh intiniiuTiiH for opt authority to pay Uiijhility Inhueurtce on wt| of MfTtf# i»ppro- irioitioni, the ntlomtfy general Maid airplane t an opinion Special [omlay. The oplnioti noted that tho state Is rtot liable oi] the; negligehee of Ita offlcera, dgantg or employees, eliminaUng nhej for such protec tive liability Mirartbe, ;[ College :l Rates when yog through ui subscribe Btjthe Spe- tnrougn us tof/the Spe- t cial College kale of only *5.00 LIFE J5.40 under lh. 20<-a-<opy n.wt- (land pric.— '$1.50 under the. regular 1-year eubreription price .,1 ■ • ^o»>5ave SS.85 under the M<-a-<opy n< eland price- SI 25 under the regular t-year •ubecriptian price i T 'Mi •v when you subscribe: through ui a»:»h* Spo- #J .. Cial College Rale of only *4.75 Mebii yeur dpilpri it retch further-by tohlne edvpntege new «l the#, sepseytisvlag, ipedel retei . Infer your order JOIINH(b> Bo*M4 —■ Jl ; - fj j fedey, through-* GAZIN E stitkMi UUvps— J. . 817-11 408-6 | .. 188-10] ._.818-fl w I: ing a good Job of governing tho Japanese, Kletter said they were by no means hopelesli ns a nation. Their industries are for the most part still intart, h<| said, since, when it became apparent that we were going to win the war, we by passed some of the IftHf important military Instillations ! with an eye to the industrial future. Kiester concluded that the Jap- anfl'Se In their twenties are too full of’ militaristic Ideals to change, but that the older people are com pletely In favor of ntHuce and with proper training of the children, Japan can regain her; place in the world M u peaceful nation. Training Glass Held for Reserves The 479th Composite Group heard a lecture on aritny engineer ing activities in Alaska at their training class Thursday night. The lecture, which was illustra ted with colored slides, was pre sented by Major Walter Parsons. A joint meeting of the 479th Group and the Brazos County Re serve Officers Association was an nounced for December. 9 by Cap tain A. W. Stockell,, local re serve instructor. Tickets for the December 11 ROA dance are now available, Stock- well also announced. Pearson to Attend Dean’s Conference Dean P. B. Pearson announced today that he will attend the Con ference of Deans of Southern Gra duate Schools, to be hjeld in Mem phis, Tennessee of Deciember 8 and 4, as. th4 representative of A&M. The purpose of thei Conference will be the establishment of accre diting standards for soiuthern grad uate Work, Pearson said, f ;4'..' JAVA REBELS ADVANCE BATAVIA, Java., Nov. 20 —W Communist Rebel for<j*s are driv ing northward in Java an<| have broken through Indonesian Scan defense lines, the) Dutcji army said today. -•A- ! ! fiepub- REMINGTON-RAND TYPEWRITERS! | i U • ! 3'.' !*■ j. ; | t- 1 ' h |i * u.. I ■ Plenty of new portable type writers for students! Plenty of late model rental typewrit ers of all makes! Sales—Service—Repairs j V Rentals Bryan Office Equipment Co. ■ : . 1 I I i; FRED ROBISON Your Authorized Remington-Rand Agent m, ABNER *71 rv i f./ /i X * 'A / 'A> / \ Viper in His Bosorr; I DWSY MAE AN* Gal-SHMOO I A-oA'N!M' ON os rr- but WE'LL OOT- SMART 'EM. ECY-SHMCXX'?’, FASTER, ROf-V MOO-^—EF GAL-SHMOO KETCHES OS^ AM'VO' KNOWS YO'WAMT THt iS H; V; r —r. f m I j i ants to GetSh married MEANS- MAE. AN’THETj ML VHUT MARRIAGE MEANS/'/’ — U’L ABNER 1 SAID I'D NEVER GET MARRIED, UNLESS I COULD MARRY THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN THE WORLD—BUT fr&'tKttizs&zz I’ll Follow'My Stupid Heart! ib&LMiM few tW : ' f -my time DO YOU J SHORE//-AH SEEN KNOW VYORE] PITCHER, IN J WHO > 7 HE PAPERS. YO' V I AM ? / IS GREGORY HECK, TH'YOUNGEST, RICHEST Ex MOST DESIRABLE RIGHT/WILLYOU MARRY M ?? Nd/'' BECUZ AH DRUTHER' MARPfY SOMEONE. 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Cardwell Flight Academy an, Texas h Sl'-' :.y Bryan, .1 i 'I /// J. f GUIDES JEFF BACK INTO THE ORPHEAN OROOVE t mm 1 44U NOW, MY 0000 JOWMtm HAVt A CAfrt. HOW YOU 8«tATHt THI5 ■MCAaou into tmc kaas or yon XYI Of SORORITY NyMPMS. SING UP, STAR T6NOC JtFfRtT. k HOPt fAY- ■ THROAT OOtSN'T GO PRY. rve ectN SMOKING A LOT. COSM.JErf, THAT LAST lOGH NOTE YOU CROAKED WAS AN ANTEDILUVIAN Pick it if ifvtR h£ard CHtf Ucp-&o4ry, IP, MY MOUTH ANfl-MAjMPH- throat Del DRY • HR JMPH asaboHe.^ njtmix jar, i txiN’i Mr an: iu ; i — j Y.it| 1 .r 10 dcr _ tO’lMH IING Vi THOSE HE-SIREN$ SOUND llAORE PHILHARMONIC THAN IVE EVEk HEARD THEM ,| r. i • m THAT TENOR JEFF J SEAUY THRILLS JfQ I MC SINCE PHILIP 1J MORRIS HELPED HIM I RID Of CIGARFTTE HANGOVIR. 7 Hit a Hqsptf tftfe w SmoMy AU over America, millions of smokers are discovering— noke : is... because phiup morris is less irritatin, rtent nose am )RUS in cases fr BuM/t/OuTs (/OGA6A0Mjj( ORPHEAN - tik* Orphtul,! •I mytholply. . JONOLIURS — Modkiival Mlnilroli BARCAR0U ~ Soroiwdo with rorngflUk ! Intontioni. i NYI — Old hunting termYor a duittr of . boavtgooi bird* liko PhoaM iH. Ji J ANTEDILUVIAN - Bofor* tho flood! ondont. IXPOSTUtAn-To Ohioct with ompho.it. ULTRAMUNDANE- Out of thI* wgrld, U, tofing Ilk* Bing. , '! ■.. J 1 - CIOARETTI HANGOVSR — imokod-aut tail*; i ^In your throat duo CADENZA — A gay va«al — PHILHARMONIC-D«noil«tg i lev i.gf aloatant hormonlii. ■ .-ci! • ‘ : ' J. T * aii over America, minions oi smokers are aiscovenr there’s no cigarette hangover when ybu sm phiup MORRIS... because PHIUP morris is less irritating than any other leading brand. That’s why eminent nose and \, throat specialists actualli suggest* phiup MORU throat specialists actually suggest* phiup M< of irritation due to smoking. You’ll be glad tomorrow, you 'smoked phiup. mows today! r i. 'lit.' . h K ;//• y(\ ■I \1 Mi il ■v 1 r It • ■! ;a/ ■ ■ AY .1 if oaim 1 • r i r I ■ WY"