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Th# wrlUtr,
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H«»ni) down'to tihjwt U»! itha HWoa
ttM'lf mo mudi, ll'| tli lplUth cilM-
lit Ihtit i»bth«r» him A
mu
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dccoratea the
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win an unfo
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known Mbni
opinion in tl
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at time
, wbh that Kendbll had been a di
rect cause of Nelspn’a exit In
fact he was tried ifound yuilty,
and sentenced to swinjc from a
rope for the crime, The decision the matter.
waa later changed to life impris-
Nine iohjr yenra- later A third
party decided to moke a confession
for thp dA iterdly crime In the cue-
dall, ijaw him
num for hia
the ponlteiitlary
to the outilde
Kendal waa w
the whole thin
As yet
the stone,
the gratis
Mrs;
returned:him
ling to allow
[g to end there.
However, due to the tforemen•
tinned tonbstome. he couldn't.
The deceused-onea, tealoua rela
tives had long since erected the
marker i ‘ ‘
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iwrinOI|« iCUifigw i
Hemp Keindell."
they refuse to remove
The governor deplored
publicity for Hemp but
has claimed he^ has no power in
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I would*like to submit the following name or names for the
name of the A&M Annual provided the ma
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Body votes foif a name change
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AH suggested names tuijned in by the
included on the General Election Ballot.
ority of the S
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Student Body will be
Suggested names may
be turned in to the Longhorn Office, Goodwin Hall, or mailed postage
free in Faculty
been set for 5
p^
(change. I
January 4.
Deadline for submitting names has
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BOTH CampuseH
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Snack Bar
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Blouses for Gifts
With the;!
almost
instance
merely ataring"at a 910 bill.
Th* oft arrested fellow waa;
brought
technical
conduct;
cashier's,window.
' After dug meditation, the
decided th|t the fellow's "hoar.
ness" to the money constituted a!
reason for u fine. Thnt’U lettrn!
him. ' ’ i 1
if
A pedestrian in Chicago was al
so dubious about the fairness and
reasonableness of madame justice
recently. This individual wondered
into the path of a passing car; ami
was knocked to the pavement Com
paratively unharm
ul
A sympathetic patrolman pick
ed the gen|t up, ascertained that
he was not; injured, and then pro
ceeded to ^ive him a lecture on
jaywalking.] The chastized pedes
trian was tjhen given a ticket for
his accident.
[ At i MI
The Campus newspaper of the
University ]pf Minnesota ran W
story on cejrtain enterprising, fu
ture-minded! students there. Bub-
bHng over jwith Christmas spirit,
the members of a class decided to
present the|r prof with an appro
priate gift. ;
when the in-
8tructor\aiirived at his “Intro-j
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Consequently,
tor\a
duction to Theodetical Physics”
class, he found a genuine, Buck
Rogers’ atomic pistol on his
lecture platform. The accompa
nying instructions read: “1.
Place mugzle deflector to the
right temple and squeeze neu
tron blast initiator. 2. Ques
tion: How far east of the spot
now directly beneath you, will
you land?'’’
The professor stated that he will
await completion of the experiment
befote answering the question. 1
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GULF HAif THICK FOG
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 14 —UP)
One of thoj thickest fogs of the
season blanketed New Orleans last
night and early today, halting
plane service in and out of the city
and slowing down Vehicular and
ship traffic^
Airport weather obHorvcrs said
the fog extends from Houston, Tex.
to Charlotte, N. . Gi, and affects
plane schedule* throughout that
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The stars in star sapphires and
rubies are produced by light re
flected On Unrelated minerals em
bedded in the gems.
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LUTHERAN 8TUDKNT8 A8.
SOCIATION, 7:30 p. m., Wednaa-
day, Lutheran Student Center,
Chrlstmaa narty. U
NAVARRO COUNTY CLUB,
7:30 p. Thursday, Room 228,
Academic Building.
NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS
CLUB, 7:3B n. m., Thursday, Room
301, Goodwin Hall. Plans
Christmas dance,
PORT ARTHUR CLUB, 7:30 p.
m., Tuesday, Room 225, Academic
Building.
SOCIOLOGY CLUB, 7:30 p. m. (
Tuesday, Room 207, Agriculture
Building.
TRANS-PECOS CLUB, 7:30 p.
m., Thursday, YMCA. Tickets for
Christmas dance will be distribut
ed. /
TYLER CLUB, 7 p. m., Wednes
day, Reading Room of the YMCA.
Longhorn pipture and plans for
Christmas party.
THE 3 0 5TH COMPOSITE
SQUADRON (Air Reserve), Mon
day, 7:00 p.m., Room 301 Good
win. Training films will be shown.
SOCIOLOGY CLUB, Wednesday,
7:30, YMCA Cabinet Room. Xmas
program, i ■ 1.
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GUERRILLAS iLOSING
IN NORTHERN GREECE
ATHENS, Dec. 14 —UP)— Gov
ernment forces threw 2,500 to 3,000
Communist guerrillas out of Kar-
ditsa in North Central Greece in a
short put violent battle today, a
general staff spokesman announc
ed.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14; 1948
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FOR SAI,K-1#41 Ponti^j'PWr
8". tudor sedan, rrpui
good tires, radio. I'ricStHfWD.OO.J Call
4-9644. barton WUliam^HIhk: fredi pass
to Campus. ’'I —Ipli »' '
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HAVE your themes, thesis, typed byl ex
perts. Phone 216705. THE SCRIBE
SHOP. 1007 E. 23rd. or see onr agent
after 5:00 p.m.. College View, C-13-A.
FOR SALE—ROYAL PORTABLE TYPE
WRITERS. Small down payment, amall
monthly payments. “Give the gift of a
lifetime.” Bryan Business Machine Co.
209 North Main. Dial 2-1328. Bryan.
Texas.
FOR SALE—Wood ; 4 ft. lengths-HO.OO ;
2 ft. lengths—812.00. Dry or other
lengths if desired. Insured state-wide
livestock and odjier trucking.; H. E.
Goodrich, 305 S. Preston Ave., Bryan.
Phone 2-6105.
NIGHT CLASSES in bookkeeping, short
hand, arid typing atari November 1st at
McKenxie-Bnldwin Business College. En
rollments will he ’taken October 15th.
Dial 2-6655.
FOR SALE—'89 Ford DeLuxe. Recently
had 3150.00 work done on it. Motor and
body practically perfect. Also adding
machine and sate. See gt rear 214
Houston Street after 4:00 p.m. Charles
Alfred Skidmore, Jf. free chow at Cam
pus.
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FOR SALK RegUMffod cocker i>u)fM. Ren-
aonnbly priced. TdtW Cartwright, 2HI N.
Mtinncrlyn.
FOR SALK Home near college.; Two;
bedrooms, large fenced in >jard. garden
plot. Inquire after S .00 p.m,, 4402 Col
lege Avenue.
CHIROPRACTOR
Geo. W, Buchanan, D.C.
,/ COLONIC X-RAY
806 E. 28th St
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SEAT COVERS
Plastic or Straw
JOHNSON'S
UPHOLSTERING SHOP
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Bryan ~ Phdtot! 2-1989
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BUY YOUR G. E. RADIO TODAY
Portables—Table Models—-Consoles
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Cnlle, 4 mx-tlng Wednesday,
Deceqiler 1(5; at 7:00 p.m.
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short sleeves. Whjat nicer
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we’ll do your Cljiristmas |
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Clausej—He might not reach
you Christmas. ....
with
CORRECT HOLIDAY
tEARABLES
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dnd colors in—
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AOR Mti. SANTA: There are gifts at Waldrop's thM
vill make his eyes sparkle when he opens his package^
Arowse around our stores and see for yourself.
Come on over and use our
LAYAWAY-PLAN
Bryan and College Station
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ALUMINUM SETS $27.50
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COMPANY
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