Sneal
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t
A DaU
starring
)ate
Chnicoloi
in the life
Foster, wit
Jane Powcllj
r °The ii«H
ittiTlyi
live fami
, fectlons o:
a Hoda jej
and lofty A
proceeding i
- tical Aye it
Judy’s f«"'
Addin
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State
Herd
i
The ilOfip
will pay
at the ini
Friesian
Vermont
The m
formerly
state he
doubling it
sum added
Holstein
payment ujp
In addi
the fair
urns for
$2,850 plus
stein-Fries i
Purpose
is to increA
shown by
Association!
ther inducf
for cattle
showman
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Date With Jndy
m
eery's Last Picture
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aLOB
(MGM)
Wallace
(Guion)
M G M’s
episode
ger Judy
en-voiced
the title
dot finds
Eliza-
a nega-
the af-
rt Stack
na smile
hing the
nd scep-
tiil | Beckett),
lompllct*
! < W t - <
aises
rants
of Texas
tnte herd
Holstein-
Jfattleboro,
e show
for each
r it is
. This
id 'by the
bring the
Iherd.
ash grant
le premi-
Isteins to
‘exas Hol-
payments
of herds
rms, the
As a fur-
ding time
t-of-state
tton is named papa Wallace
Beery, who is taking rhumba les
sons from ultra-energetic Car
men Miranda in order to sur
prise the “missus” (S
Royle). Judy walks in on a 1<
son and gets the mistaken id
that papa is trying to recapture
his youth and without assistam
from mama, r |
In this, one of the last pictui
before his death, Beery, along with
Misses Powell and Miranda, has
a role which keeps the film moving
at as brisk a pace as the' script
allows. He is given plenty of op
portunity to work his homely face
into the familiar contortions and
broud smile which BeAry fans Are
going to miss.
Good for a few drowsy laughs
and several-ear-pleasing tunes de
livered by Powell, Miranda and
Xavier Cugut, ADWJ in still, as
Judy and Ougy sing in one of
the numbers, "strictly on the corny
•Id#,” 1
Bawling Cow Stumps
AH Experts in Ohio
COLUMBUS, 0., May 0 </P>-
Dairy Husbandry men of Ohio
State University and the Ohio Ag
ricultural Experiment Station had
a problem today.
It revolved about a cow—but it
wasn’t one of those simple prob
lems such as getting the animal
out of a silo or A hay loft. This
was a mental affair.
An Ohio farm wife posed the
"problem in a lAt^r, to wit:
\‘Dear sirs: =
“Please write and tell me what
you can do with a damn cow that
has all the grass she can eat, all
the water shej wants to drink, and
is bred, that just stands and bawls
and bawls until she just about
drives you ndfs. | 1 ,
"She doesn’f have a thing to
bawl about that I can see.”
The
Standings
NATIONAL
Team W
New York 13
Boston .....4 12
Brooklyn .......11
Philadelphia .....10
Cincinnati . 9
St. Louis 8
Pittsburgh —9
Chicago 7
AMERICAN
Team W
New York .15
Detroit
Cleveland ....
Chicago
Philadelphia
Yfashfngton
Boston. ........
St. Louis ....
St. Louis
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Pet
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.571
.550
.476
.474
.444
.429
.388
Pet.
.750
.611
.600
.500
.476
.476
.471
.471
.150
Team W
Marshall
T’ylsr ...m...,11
Paria ......................^^11
Longview .^...10
Bryan' .....«.«.....4:.......IQ
Kilgore ^.4.... 9
lewater
Kilgo
GIAdt
Pet.
.632
.579
.579
.556
.556
.529
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TEX AH LEAGUE
.200
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San Antonio 18
9
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Shreveport 14
Fort Worth ........:.J.12
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13
.480
Oklahoma City ....j.lO
Beaumont , ! j. 9
16
.385
15
.375
Houston J. 8
16
.333
Tulsa 9 18
LONGHORN LEAGUE
.333
Team , I W
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Pet.
Big Spring ...9
3
,750
:636
Vernop 1. 7
4
San-Angelo J...$
5
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Odessa J...7
6
.538
Midland ....7
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.538
Roswell J...5
6
.455
Ballinger J ...4
8
.333
Sweetwater ..... 2 11
BIG STATE LEAGUE
.154
Team W
L
Pet.
Texarkana 14
9
.609
Wichita Falls 13
10
.565
Waco .1 ...i ll
9
.550
Austin j.ll I
10
.524
Gainesville j.li
13
.468
Sherman-Denison..;.10
12
.455
Greenville 1 9
11
.460
Temple 8
13
.381
RIO GRANDE LEAGUE ’
Team W
L
Pet.
Laredo 11
2
.846
Corpus Christi 6
5'
.545
McAllen . 6
7
.462
Del Rio J. r 5
7
.417
Brownsville j. 4
6
.400
Donna 4
9
.308
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Reunion of gll men in company be
fore R was ‘ disbanded in 1947.
EL PASO A&M CLUB, 7:15 p.
m., Thursday, third floor Academic
Building. •
JUNIOR PETROLEUM WIVES,
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the uindeveioped areas and help
them produce more oil there." The
United States in the past has been
producing two-thirds of the oil
with approximately one-eighth of
the oil bearing land.”
In discussing the oil interests of
UnitednStates’ companies abroad,
he said economic risks and politi
cal barriers were handicaps. Power
shortages, lack Of communication,
and rbugh terrain were, mentioned
as other disadvantages of develop
ing foreign fields.
“Alii the companies, from the
Unitjea States . want is an even
break with other countries,” he I build roads, houses, and medical
added, “Foreign countries must be; centers. : and establish schools and
prepared to make stable agree- recreatiopal facilities before the
mentd and allow, reasonable profits first hole is drilled; they must
for oilrdeveloping companies. ; think of the countries and their
Oyerlook Human Relations j people in addition to producing;
“Human delations were over-1 oil.”
HE’S sajnuN
FO’TH*
WIDDER
BROWN/T
TWET MEANS
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Wit months oniyf I j ,l
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RFaHTXH NOW for summer term *t*ri-
Iiik June S for stiorthnml, ty|,m||. booli;-
keepmc wml ueoclateU eubjei'ts. Mr*
Kentie-ilaliiwin Uutlneea College. Oittl
2-00SSr •
• FOR SALE •
FOR SALK —1937 Bulck 2-door eedXU.
prlceil to sell. Contact R. N. Ilehry.
B-o-x. College View.
looked by American countries in
the past in. their quest for oil in
foreign countries. This attitude
caused the natives of those coun
tries to distrustful of the Uni-
j ted States.
“The*e companies must now
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