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L COUNTY CLUB, 7:30 p.
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hrlHtnuiN Dinner ui nuncnn llnU TueKdu.v ni«ht. tierr Chancellor and Mrs.
r i^ral |»nd Mra, William II. |iimi|i«on airw nhoWn aejitcd nl Ihe Coriw HUiff
hie, M^tleti «1 Ih# enij of the lahle la Cadet Colonel ut the Corpa lloh McClure.
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milkary comtnander in Beilin, jaid
the two towers wefe demoli^ied
by French forces this mornjnp.
The radio was not ibn the air at
the time.
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Ganeval said he - ^-as compejled
to destroy the towerS because they
were “a very frreat fianrer” to al
lied airlift planes (Jomfnjr in by
radar to the new Tefjjpl Field in the
French -secfor. Thei toners were
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BERLIN, De^. IB, (i 1 ?).—The French today blow up the
towers of the Soviet-controllecl Radio Berlin, knocking the
' station off the ait. t j f
The Russians, however, have another tower outlet. Ger
many’s old Deutschland sepder, 20 miles east of the city.
Briff. Gen. Jean Gfievial. Frc^h * near thi field.
The 'French commander said
he had' notified the Berlin radio
station; management on Nov. 20
that tljie demolition would take
place today in order to allow the
management time j to arrange
new installations in another sec
tor, He said the demolition took
place Without incident.
German postal authorities said
the French' nojt only blew up the
radio tcjwert}, but also thei control
installations for the towerk
Demo ishing the towers climaxed
a long fiur-power dispute over Ra
dio Berlin. /
. The radio station itself is locat
ed in the British sector. The Rus
sians have successfuly resisted
British efforts to force them from
the station, which tfhey took over
when Berlin fell.
Todaj’a French apt ion came as
a surpr so to mahy, although the
French ; communique said Berlin
Radio pad been warned in ad
vance, A U
In his statement! Ganeval said
that since Tegel Airfield began op
erating iat full capacity under the
airlift Idutiies have been coming
and goiing under all weather con
ditions. |
“Nowj radar is ^'m'kiug," Ganeval
said, "J . blit Hince the planes
are flying withm|t visibility, the
two laive jtbweis of Radio Berlin
whieli ilimd in tile immediate vi-
.einlty eptistlt»t4i a vary great dan-
irer forj allied piques. I eouhl no
hpiger ; iieCept nis|»<oi«ibillty for
popsitdq areidefiitH,- i imsequeotly I
exeeuteil tpday a decision tnhen
NOIlli t|ine ago in druudlsli ’ tile
dowers.”
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BIG SPRING CLUB, 7:30 p. m.
Thursday, Room 127, Academic.
DEL RIO CLUB, 7:30 p. m^
Thursday, YMCA Reading Room.
Final plans for Christmas dance.
3, 7:15 p.
m., Thursday, Room 326, Academic
Building.
EASTLAND AND STEPHENS
COUNTY CLUB, 7:30 p. m. Thurs
day, Room 323, Academic Bldg.
FANNIN COUNTY CLUB, 7:15
p. m., Thursday, Room 327, Aca
demic Building.
FALLS COUNTY CLUB, 7:30
p. ik.: Thursday, Room 228, Aca
demic Building.
FLAT COUNTRY A&M CLUB
7:00 p. m., Thursday, Room .125,
Academic Building.
GALVESTON A&M CLUB, 7:30
p. «., Friday, Room 129, Academic
Building.
HEART OF TEXAS CLUB, 7:30
p. m., Thursday, M. E. Shop Lec
ture Room. Plans for Christmas
Party to be discussed.
HILL COUNTY CLUB, 7:30 p.
m., Thursday, Room 324, Academic
Building.
LAMAR COUNTY CLUB, 7 p.
m., Thursday, Room 205, Academic
Building.
LAREDO CLUB, 7:30 p. m.,
Thursday, Room 126, Academic.
NAVARRO COUNTY CLUB,
7:30 p. m., Thursday, Room 228,
Academic Building.
NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS
CIJIB, 7:15 n, m., Thursday, Room
301, Goodwin Hall. Plans for
Christmas dance,
TEXARKANA CtUB, 7:00 j).
nk, Thursday, Hdom 10(1, Academic
Building.
TUANS I’ECON Cl.UH, 7:30 p.
m., Thursday, YMCA. Tickets for
ChHstma* dunco will be dlstrlbut-
ed.
THE .'inr.TH COMPOSITE
SQUADRON (Air Rexcrve), Mon
day, 7:00 p.m., Room 301 Good
win. Training films will bo shown.
UPSHUR COUNTY A&M CLUB
7:30 p. m., Thursday, Room 304,
Academic Building;
Advanced Cadets
Payroll Is | Higher
A&M advanced cadets on the
military payroll drew $224,745 dur
ing the months from October 1,
1947 to October 30, 1948, accord
ing to figures furnished by Col.
H. L. Boatner, commandant. The
money was paid as subsistence al
lowances for men with advanced
contracts at a rate of 79 cents a
daiy.
Future payments to cadets will
be!" somewhat higher, as the daily
rate of compensation is shortly to.
be raised from 79 cents to 90 cents
a day, according to Col. Boatner.
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ATOMIC PROVING
GROUNDS POSTED
WASHINGTON, Doc. 1(1 -I/P-
The Uijited Stales Uwlny posled a
new “keep out" sign around ita
Eniwetdk atomic weapons proving
ground.! A -
County Rent Board
For Rent Control
The Brazos County Rent Control
Board voted to advise the Housing
Ekpeditc-r in Washington that they
cciuld not advise rent de-control
for this area at this time.
Meeting Monday, the group vot
ed for continued rent control after
considering the testimony .submit
ted ut a recent public hearing in
Bryan.
Rent control in Brazos County is
scheduled to expire March 31, 1949.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,
1948
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LE-HOYAL PORTAULE TYPE-
8mail (iown payment, small
payments, “(Jive the *lft of *
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sin, Dial M»2». Uryan,
port SALE-
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FOR HALE Wnodj if ft. lanvths 110,001
II fl, kniilhs 11^.00, Dry or u(har
win*lHli[: If di'slrwl, Insureil sUto-nUle
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lliHuIrli'b, NOS H. I’feslitn Ave„ llryitlr,
1'h.ms; 1.0105.
Collin A&M Club
To Change Dance
The. Collins County A&M Club’s
Ghristiiias Dancp will not bo held
at the McKinney Country Club ns
planned, according to B. G. Deny-
berry, Club president.
All members are requested to
watch their local newspaper or
contact one of the officers to find
out where the dance will he held,
Derryberry said.
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Club Plans Dance
A dqnce for the Montague and
Cooke Counties A&M clubs will be
held at 9 p. m. on December 22
in the ;Recreation Hall at Gaines-
yille, Ralph Shannon, social chair
man of the Montague Club, said
today. J ! ■ ; |
NIGHT CLASSES in borAkerping, short
hand, and typinir start Novemtx-r 1st at
14eKi.-nxUvBaliiwin Business Collegr. En.
rollmmU will lx taken October 15th.
DWI 2^655.
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TYPING—Phone 2-G9HS. H-54, jlrynn Field
VHIsire.
FOR SALK—Honle nenr e.ollegif. Two bed
rooms, jame fenced in ynnl. (tnnlen plot,
Imluire a fur 5 p.m. 4402 dollesc Ave,
nue. Willinm Edwin Praiher-free allow
' ut Campus. i. i
FOB SALK-1941 PonMufl Silver Strrok
“hC tudor sudan, ropalntod,: new rlnys.
Hood I Ires, radio. rr|ce Mfid.OO, ( all
4.1)844.
IRFAIIATH OOPIIM tif f,' n. Clark’s
sltldv of Texas b,leetlim t.aV* are now
available for llftl a ropy la lltyan at the
office of 'I'he Wallace rrlallOu Company,
FOR HAI.E ’47 Cros|ey, 'iierfi'r( rondln4i,
(irlalnal owner. Dt.HI^I. Wllev.
FLYING Cl.UH ImIi.k oraanlsed. nnll^-
Hod boors for one year. Mlearmnn air-
erjift belnir used. flOO.OO per memMr.
Hoe at Timberlake Airport or pMie.
K., H. Menefee. 4.5351, .lame* Cnmljla:
FlitmiKiin free pare to Campus.
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FOR SALFe 1047 Ford, perfect cnndltk o.
low mileape. I’rleinl l<i sell. Phono II
Tdlbert 4-8,94.
KOH SALE $17.50 HemlneUip thr.-eM'pid
rleetric raror. excellent condition. Jld.pOl
Phone 2-7296. j .1
PFiRSONAL -Ornn: Plehse speak to IlLo;
1 eun’t live without you. Willie.
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534, Coileri? Station/ }! f
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