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Leaguers
liNjtjwHflAtUfett ; '
till. — Till? nopuja-
tilc. appareptiy has
hing to do with the
ig ^league tjasieball tal-
h that state.
t|ie 1940 census Cali-
h i fifth ranking slate
tijtin but it ranks first
b<| stars. Thirty-eight
io;m in California,
ni fit ranks second with
pity-five stars were
i, making the Sucker
ranker Among pro-
fy/jite baseball beef.
l bs more people than
a e but it js fourth in
U ation with 19 stars,
ina and Texas each
iikpro sons in the majors,
is three stars in the
. Italy, Scotland and
fyia have one pluyer
ipn(ajors.
JTIONS?
JiP)— Mrs. Fre-
Ijhirlfd of a Donora steel-
r L itaj circus elephant and
totaling re-
|ri*cctly identifying an
tune— “St. Paul's
the American Broad-
dliiVpi ny’s “Stop the-Mu-
Man for
By GEORGE TUCKER / |
(For Hal Boyle)
YORK, (4>).—Max Gor-
not a man fo^ small talk,
olhing older than yesterday
about,” he said,
ds a famous
.triyal, prodic^r. . He is a man
e World- Statesmen on both
of the ocean are his confi-
Twice he survived nervous
downs. Once the stock mar-
wiped him out.
^Ith his' background, Max
| ought to be able to charm the birds
out; of the trees if he wished. He
» Tg haJi everything a great; conversar
jif? • tlopalirt heeds years of rich cx-
^ puiience, friends of distinction,
“llut he doesn't go in much for
lliji conversation. He volunteers
olhing.
Mux whs horn in tbj> Blums of
IjJast Side nml his fnlthcr was r
pres . i, if',' bcglun in bur-
i •. Ixiulmj net* l[or vaudo-
im«t finullV bWAma an Indq-
! 'ut pi - ii'. i rTn li'-'tO.
ijiiiici- then r hl» jrnigmfmt Hap
iii jlk d Iw'iw^in ilO-apdl 70 shov.^,
i ,i (g ih # - "Bobarij" “nwlgp
o’' l.'ving;" "Hltti Mfuiiil'r** Voico."
T|i- Mliifilnn Hour," ’iTim Grant
"Jubilrt-;!' "TliC Wuitteh.;”
Ajh" lilncolii ml IHltiolii,'' ' I'mdii,-
i'u|t i It. ‘ ' Kfv Hiinthr ICjloeM,'’ rtiujd,
Pi rn V aun'tiny "
‘(•iM i ^vvl>t to >»{«» in till ih<' iii Ihip
•ii’ii .>!.hI u-h'-ti mm hi ittiu idiofij
:mm.-'ir, - '
"Wlui!'’ ,! l)i-If III ,1V' '
'tin. • • v /' w .ni„|n it.lv I’m ltd
mil u:i I Ind : iv inV pMjvM Williiillt
■living i'll i nr it imfipi'p r'
: - ' I I’ i iH.-e n v I'd t>n,''
- 1 t 'mi (i h-i' |ry In get Wili
er Husimi J 'i ’'l is ' 1 lednvurth i’
Didn't they 'mi,v lie wa|» in Whnh/
ington? iddn’I you rntisack the
liotclH, looking for him? And <tf-
tre you hud fulled, didn't you run
Into Huston out riding? Dhdn't
you close the deal on horseback?"
/ Producer Not
le Chit-Chat
“Yea." 1 '
“What happened?” X |
“Just what you said happened.”
Gordon is a sturdy, compact
n|iun, with owlish eyes. They are
wide-open as h. stares af ybu!
tic has' a framed meKsage from
iVyin.iton Chtirchill on the wall, aiHl
piqture of Bernard Han ch.
Hq also l'a:> two telephones on
lilis k, and when th- y ring he
s.ts ithere qi:h?tly. a receiver - at
eich tfxr, ur,vi calls a^e- com
pleted- then he hangs up.
This hap- e\ed \vh:ld
then . but he. changed t he.
lie ^d. “okay. I'll meet
n piinutes.’'
H ’ sv ung hb' chah* ar;mnd; to
me. ; “Tliis his b:er gr-|ng- or.
t verity minuter. I-TOv lonif will it
IX.. .[■. 1
lasjt^ ! Fm hungry.” / I
“The casual lum-hein thut would
have provided Alsxytiider VVoolcott
with' four Sunday night broad
casts didn’t eithb, did if, Mr, G6r-
don?” ■ ! . | '
‘•I t begins to lock a:; if no lunch
eon is going lb hai ptn . to me.” :
t it did:
j hops Max got . e good oho.
With plenty
.siv Dkled in his oft\ e. A
Tk 7l—■ -
L. i. TOl.I.F., a Floriculture
major I from San Antonio, has
beqn bclecUld to head the Stu-
‘leilt Floral Coneeasion for the
coiiiing" y ear. .
a ml her husband were
about the prises,
phant—
t know'what I’ll do j Texas
ihant,” said Mrs. will) fa
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Donahue Will
Attend TV A Meet
Dr. Boy Donahue, extension ag-'
ronomist, heye left by plane yes
terday ftp- Knoxville, Tennessee,
where he will attend the out-of-
valley lupervisoi's’ conference cal
led by the Tennessee Vally A u *
thority, May 3 through (», J. 1 , D.
"rewit, acting director„of the Ex
tension Service, announced.
Dr. Donahue will bo bn the con-
Contracts Let On
Beef Cattle Center
Bids on the Beef Cattle Center
Building have been received and
the contracts let for the general
construction, electrical work, and
Hie plumbing installations, J. H.
Getz, assistant to the A&M System
Architect, Said today.
R. B. Bdtler of Bryan received
the, contract for the general con
struction work. The contract for
the I electrical work was given to
W. |E. Kutzehbach of Bryan. J. W.
Hojiak will install the plumbing.
Tjie Beef Center Building will
covcjr 11,000 square feet. The build
ing'will be framed with steel and
havb a corrugated asbestos roof.
The interior partitions will be con
crete tile, Getz said.
Poultry Scientists
Plan Chicken Fry
the vu»t
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The '* or
tbcel M
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The Poultry Science Club will
hold its annual chicken fry at Cash-
ion’s Cabin on May 14 at 7:30 ik
m., Delvin Barrett, committee
program to explain how ! chairman, has announced.
i«dds -its ajiuiniil meetings The outing is held eacli/year in
i nf unit deiinpnstratoi'H. Dr. May honoring the scniiu^niembers
e will returyi iii|xt Sunday, of the Poultry Sciengf Club. At-
tenduiue for the iiFniir is limited
to the .members/Dif the Poullry
Seiitnee Club, Jffie staff nieinl»er:i
of the f’liultry Husbandry Depart
ment nitd their gtiesls, Bnrrot said.
'Ilbe trieiiu for llui ehii’ken fry
one hall 1 fried ehlcken >vltii
iilud and iced lea. A
aj-ge of |l will be made for eiu’h
perloi),
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OpnL Door Policy Wins
ifiN’c nr\rir, calif. - ».ti
(ieijild :ouen dinu fmlley
}'vldle Inmk larded him in .front
1 of h Hid-v — who eoi'nfratubUed
hiuj. '| ' ’ ■ '
'| laid, a “o-;.lar-toM aircraft
woiji.-:, was a.’Tc.'Lcd ye.Ui'day
l’i■ *ij* in c and take a before Muitici-
( imi.-ii.il:,.- Ih'.niy |<i Ur. Thyre : p>
lieeinevi testified tha^Gghiul walk
ed iwobbily• dow n Atlr.ntie Buiilv-
vaijl, trying the do/os of parked
autoiwobjies. Every time he found
om-; ur loektci, he opened it wide
and left it. that way. .
He explained thus:
“I was ttaching all those auto
owners a, leison. LiqVe car doors
unlocked is an awfui temptation to
auto tf ieves.” '■
Jyrdge Keeler agreed. He impos-
ed q one day sehtence or $10.fine
-d-theni suspended it.
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I funidvd for all but l\Vo of the /!'
fiOXf .suminor camp)*, Tom/
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V|4HD1N</||XN May 2, (/T*) « {m\> .Wood
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n] ilwiiyr dt'.i?: .
'' jh|! 'm bi’i'miS'Hm.”' inbhtha are
jif>v|Vk used In tH Itliig the big
billfi ready ioi' debate and vote.
They're pretty much taken up
With long committee hearings on
the bills.
About the only action completed
b|y Congress—meaning House and
Senate together—was passage of
tfie new rent control law.
True, both houses okayed con
tinuing the Marshall Plan another
,yjear. But neither house. has yet
voted the money for it.
This week the House expects
vote on a new labor bill. But
e' won’t have a new labor law
til the senate also votes, which
Won’t be for some time.
i Meanwdiile, this week the Senate
expects to vote $300,000,000 to
bjelp States do a better job in ed
ucating their children. That
won’t becomeylaw, either, unless
‘ ,e House also approves, some
■tike later.
President Truman’s civil
progi^im is still up in the cj
And itNpiay get blocked ouDbf this
session.
nmlv actinll, - iHl'd, Tiny
!> '11/t.l I h tf fbd't rvpm t I’..I m-V
yi|iii''k Hi' 1 i-'d ;HiilIon n>
ffpna wild ! , ,i oiuvfg hi . i ni;.
i. lb b" j i i h 'd’diitlctij oi’i
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uNortfj IT'A.iH visie.
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Fish Band And i;.;
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If be glyen
itilnji'; all till 1
11 j ■ pi,di Itodk
ni in eijmi fjdii'l 0 'tjbi" In
to Tb' hlyli liylidn HUf-til u
nddpP j
Chb iVfuth’ifiili fliUKf
niiil ( ip i*VrAh|vi*in
if- lino Iifljn Hmi H'l fiery will ! Hull don Miti I),
Wl’iUnO b).- v . 1 li.ff | , I
vn belt it ' Kftvj «L fl (i,.
■ ii'i imimleiw i ■ i_ '"Dip, f|ar.r,^, - T i/r
i*mod, If llv a' livilu”. bf Ay-tfilH
irlll ’foitin
)|b iiifnimt
iTdti'itin Ip
/!i pi riU’ldVil
it Hh/fl til 1
it |lio camp ail 4 to be itjported In
the impel'.
Last year the paper was pub
lished three times a. week, and
much of the news was furnished by
summer camp correspondents.
Stories of sports events in which
Aggies participated, parties with
Aggie exes throughout the na
tion, and awards won by A&M
students filled many of the cpD
umns of the Battalion.
Plans are being made to, Send
copies of The Battalion to each
of the summer canroj^ Carter
said. These copies will be furn
ished free by The Battalion.
Men who wistl to serve as Bat
i !i’ IHunU'iiy ii i.i;"1il tli.ait
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i h l.i ’li i i >n);ira|ii Thaiadsy
night, at wMjh i'jbf jhb otitMlioid*
mg ludvt in Mid Itoijwlun high
sclioal prottikn \villl(|e named,
should rev>yu inumome for drill
team nmmbbr H. «). Thomaa.
Thomas graduated i from .Sani
Houijton High School in the spring
qD 1948. and received the title of
outstanding cadet atl the same
BOTC program last year.
Drum Major of the “Fish” band
is Richard J. Green of Brownsville,
and the present company command
er is James VV. Rogers of Texar
kana. Texas.
The Drill Team which will par-
talion correiffondents may list 1
their nam^at the office of student tmJi hist September a.id has
activities; Carter said For those ^ since. that time.
camngT such as Camp Hood, Where : x r __ ^ ii . _
two branches will be trained, it is
/ d^sirable to have a reporter with
^each branch.
Names of men who will, handle
news reporting for The Battalion
during the summer will be publish
ed at a later date, Carter Said.
The team, under Hj<> direction of
team commander Richard A. Ingels
of Dallas, will put on a fifteen
minute precision drill iusing sever
al unique and original pioyei^ents
Which were perfected Lyf the team.
Members of the luonl
team will be guc t cifj tl
A&M Club bp ; i’OD bt i
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