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:tle minds
and [these litttefmindii have {t twisted
sense of truth and, no responsibility of
^judgement. ' :
People' who traffic
,either because, of malicious
cause they derive some
[pleasure, in listening;to
eight-year-old; boy
i i lin front of Aggieland I
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hospital will ha
gardlefs of whether
a stiidont or not. The
will be first-aid so thaj
can bei taken into town jfojr further hOs
pitaliz^ition and trie&tment.
Th^ question ask^d the hospital
dashed into the street iiVtase thei
a case cnere was ho ernergency pr seripus
in. Before he welnt injnryj; the boyV parentJ carried him In
into the street he waited until a soutjb-} to iwwniin their car. Aij smbvilanice v|as
ooiund car passed and Entered the ^strejit.! on thi scene of the
Before he knew it he’d peen hit by a slow minutes, after tie aci
boy "Was the bov bad alrea dy been tal en into Bryan.
of pains Whoever manufact ured the rumor Had
but] they sure made a
rit
merited. If such
>bisa Hall at the time^ rushed
11 hospital in Bryan. The n^xt
morning
<fter careful examination he was discharge
jd from the hospital. J J r _i ;if'
But the rumor that circulated aboijt
the accident} -‘Say, did you hear about
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and thep. tassipg otheif evening wlsj “]>o jyop trieat
Pn a story that is a srmjll percent of truth who aren’t students. ’ No meptic
and a large quanltity of distorted ideis; made! of an empigency.
Monday evenipg at precisely 9:12 an Of Icourse, th? answer was no.
Boykj’s
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Color
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of Hair
By HAL BOYLE
New; York, July 22—Mrs.
Hohnetker is a real odd jo
She earns a living turning
hair different colors—os nu
eight to ten times a day. So
she knows she is unique
; f jeld.
This chameleon-like exist* noe is
her own idea. She thought up the
job of color rinse tester lerself.
ago she went t > work
n In the Nestle-Lemur
nden. Conn. which
air rinses. S le was
Ip mix color ,
kef is someth ing of
onist After a tine she
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moving northbound cajr. The
IpJ^p.injured; he complaihed
. in hi® stomach. His parents, who were in a basis |of truth,
him into lot bi^sger* story!out (jf it than the facts
h stories didn’t undermine
the students confidence in their hospital,
these stories mi^ht p4ss unnoticed, i!
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AiM, like the Army, is a place where
‘and Iijn ." aoi^oonc asked the next men)- ^ pitilI wW £ L^ved by roost un-
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Micy ill id they couldn't because he wasn’t Tie ,110x1 time so
Icnt.^A few more details were given think ;j ?lmnute, and
iigptier with the rumor teller’s opfnion
Hat tljie College hospital was brutally
imont to
rupl in denying trea
imtiopit., . I
to be doubted
me rumor
us heard,
make a jfew phone
calls to check the vMidity of the yarn
spun i>y tpc story tell ;r. It willfbc aurpris-
a dying ing bow little truth it involved |n the tjnle
Whlci makes a Wha
u* agtunl truth: It that tbo Collngd «dog ntory.
Figures .and Statistics Aren’t
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Loose Eads
| By DR. M, N. BROWN |
Battalion Staff Psychiatrist
Dear Mr'. Brown i
v whj^ ' j 7'..
.1 ! Sincerely Yours,
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Dear D. L. D., , < ,
It is plain to see that you are
very confused. Your situation re
minds me of a case L had last
falL It seems that this nameless
Aggie’thought he was in love with
SuUy’s statue. Hei 1 was damned
confused, wasn’t he? But I digress.
I finally narrowed down the pos
sibilities until I was convinced there
were only three logical reasons
23 Graduates
To Get Degrees
On August 27
Advanced degrees will be
given 23 graduate students in
August. The students complet
ed their courses, in the first
summer semester.
More/than 76/gradihpe students
are enrolled in the sccond' semest-
er which began July 19, All de-
izttrrf
7. Extra
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H. Meta’
went to her boss an<f usKv,.
“How can we be absolutely su:
we are getting the r ght shade in
each color when we’re just mixing
chemicals? Why not tent each vat
of color rinse on! real h*il
It was pointed ou; to her thdt
if different models
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make it difficult for
tpry experts to
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varying texture of th^lr
mkke it
perts to mato
colbr standards.
‘*Th«) just use ou
gestod'Mrs. Hohnecl
“Who?”
“Well. I’ll volunteer
hesitantly, hardly r
this would let her ir
:) Since then she
used tpc
hair would
the labo ra
ta in exa<t
g rl,” sug-
she said
izing whht
■ if •
ha^ eptjed some
C*oj
ml Mi
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5,000 vats of color. In each caio
she applies thje rinse to her hair,
ts to the
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submits
gaze of
that coi
next. V
the. vat,
gallons
the rinse
results tc
diemist, sh4m
Mpi*
the (i
eicolor perfect
an estimated
woipen
y or
rc abotil/tei s'
ly. There
colors in
hazards. She has a hahi. of leaving
on overnight jthe last color; rinse
tested M&T
afternoon i
and she
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Pitcher
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’SL Order of trotfaj ! • » «»
a.sa.T’u«.
bondttce 66. Merehaai
for his rather unreasonable bohav- grees for the summer Semesters
ior. I soon discarded the nsstimp- are given in August,
lion that he was Unsuccessfully The; following have completed v '
wooing a cold, hard-hearted woiman. the courses during the first sc-
Then I thought potthaps he was moftcr:
a nffir
38. Individual
erehaa it
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L Eve • ■ icon d
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The t«Aitlu oil iaUowaljio slauds now ut
l)bU’t;Ahink IVuaHIlgton haH;,, ..
itlmllnjg out LdaliRiflcf: AuHtili t.UMj.Ofl? bartw daily. thU iHjMiro than
trying to impress his dean with
an original display qf fighting Ag
gie spirit. IT.'
finally I rvconti mended, that
Ni»mc|i'ss lake n rijee long nan.
When he itwolta and was fairly
sober, It wasn’t hat’d for me to
convince him that] Bully's statue
would he a very dull ditto.
And that, my hoir, is my adviev
to you. Sleep it offi If inis does
noli help yoUr! irophle, go hack
and drink some more sehnspps.
Dr. M. N. Brown
PDQi DDT, and HD educntlmi: II, It, Brenholtl, Den
t»*n; 0. E. Kerr, Bryani J. N.
Master of Education degree In
education: R. B. Allison, Graham;
R. B. Baty, Paris; W. T, (Brian,
Fisk. Missouri; W. T. Blodel, York-
towjl,)/
Mklvtor of Education in ngrl*
cultural education; L. W. Cose,
Km; K, P. Cherry, llumot; J. C,
Fog, Hangs; J. U. Mcllvoy, Celina;
J. K. Beamans, Kirbyvillej'(l, L.
Hybert, FiHist; It. 11, Thomas Jr.,
Ranger; M. II, Timmons, Nmlth>
vlllc.
Master of Education in Industrial
ji me bltsillCH*. U)0. j i ,• i jov»,yvy unri uin yaiuw wiiu v ui> ft
Hftvernl of th<k interdatlngihetti Auatl|n daily! demand foywuHt by the V
tiiti taken the trouble to compute for Tex-
ms are as follow^:
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230,<j00 liarri'ln the July AugiiHt
Bureau
of Mines. . j j J i || . /] ! j I. ’ v
I^ist week 188 oil vvells were completed
There are 2,309,301; nou-ag^icultiuiriil bringing: the 1949 total to 4,890, cbmpsi|r0d x
vorkert; in this state which now claims with 3,946 a year aqo. Severtjly-two dry
’,000,000 citizens, j , j ! ! holes wtre reported.
Federal internal revenue collections in These figurO.^ won’t appeal
jTexavS in the month of! June were 18% one, but several interested groups Will
>ver oollections the sam^ month last year, find something significant in them. The
The Federal Treasury sucked awjay $14|,- [poultry producers can figure how many
^69,030 during June iiis year. chicks are being hajtched eVeifyi minute.
/ The baby chicl^_poiiulatioii of Texas And the chick raisers arid petroleum fans
ncreased 4,200,000 during June Of this cad get together and figure if Texas is
ear. This brought tht baby chick/ pro-’ producing enough oil to heat the water to
Auction for the first half of 1949 to pick the chickens, earn- them into the
million over’/tie cities of this great sratej, and fry them in
kitcbeinsjJ. j U J | j
Tax experts i can figure suyh ratios
as baby chick per dollar going to the
's- treasury, lax dollar per completed oil well,
Wtil.be $17,895,295 jfor the fiscal ydar and many, majny more. i ■'j
leginhitig September first. SincdJastrS* p- “Figures can be fua,’’ commented/ the
eh Aggie as a sur
, True. True. 1
18,400,000, roughly 9
ame perjod a year ! ago.
Egg production was 1.681 billion,
hundred thousand less than last year, j
MaihtcnaneW of Texas’ highway s.
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ember 2,241 mijes of roads have lx
idded.
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Th; niagji|trute was deaf, but cortai dy “My dptf didn’t bite jijih,’*
1 ioj, deftfer timn the twq men before him. There was a paiwe wHil
Phu first man leunpU forwnnl royiewed the sltiiaticn, tihi
w si»f M ho exclaimed, ‘ thin man owes no/ ihd decinion: / ,!
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Course in Vet’s Ag
Program Planned
A two weeks course for teachers
in the. veterans’ agriculture pro
gram will begin July 29, accord
ing to Jack Gray hnd Wallace Haw-'
kins, assistant professors of agri
cultural education.
Gray and Hawkins will direct
the course which is designed to
help teachers in the veterans’ ag
riculture program with their prob-
Icms.
E. B. Keng. range specialist for
the Soil Conservation Service, will
arijange special Work on range
problems for the daks. Keng will
he assisted by C. O. Carlton, dis
trict representative of the Soil
Conservation Service- 1
Both classroom idetures and field
trips are planned for the voca
tional teachers who will attend.
Meats (/lass Plans
Houston Trip
O. D. Butler of the Animal’Hus-
bain dry Department has an
nounced that the meats dass, 307,
Thcpo was a pause whilc thu magistrate
' mmumqd;
ory bi l amoquljlng tb AlOO Hiul i,
I to |Hiy III" 7 !■p
o|twof
; Thu kocoiuJ man jlpriuig.-up, (I
Tlw Kooom
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llitl” fin crlnd. .4ttdignat|tly.
then hu
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Kkratos, Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Master of Science tn account*
bifllilB, D, Brough, Lufkin. ^ 1
Mtfstor of Science; in genetic*:
T. C, Cartwright, Clemson, S. C.;
Harold D. Lynn, Lubbock.
Mustier of Science in electrical]
engineering: M. Irinrtc Jr., Maya-/
guez, Puerto Rico.
Master of Science in dairy hus
bandry: S. Z. Karim, ^Lahore, Pakf
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Master of Science in animal hus
bandry: M. I. Malik, Lahore, Pak(|-
istan.
Master of Science in agricultural
economics: T. E. Pra.tcy, Paris.
Master of Science in petroleum
engineering: H. G. Van Horn, Hom
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Large Sikge Crops
To; Be Harvested
The 1 largest silage crop in the
history of the A&M college plan-
,\ tation is being harvested this sum- :
nier. - One. hundred eighty acres
Of Atlas Sorghum have given a
yield jof 13, tons of silage per acre,
according to R. E. Leighton, ad- *
sisUiht professor of dairy husband
ry- r.r
In addition to the silage crop,
the plantation has harvested r>18
will make a field trip to the Hons- g » lfa,fft >’ a >’ >' n<i *
ton Packing Compimy August W. lh|»cotton hlao being
Butler paid tlve trip will give the f,a
clans an opportunity to view op- ■
orktifins of t h*' meat industry in a
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t. Conus of (bo. (. Me i/dot*
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19, Ac iv* .VI
SI. Triin of wives
ITS. Inquired
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87. Dutch
uaas 11 re
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39. fcSilur for
ie (trade. [ : r
( isn’t withoititai social
e has a hahi. of leaving
w last color:
the day. |Bttkj:fonc
thing ^rent wrong
..ed from thd hail
dry'er to fipd iber tressta as IflnmJ
ingjwiittj!-/ I j. [ ' 1 [i •
“There wasn’t time- to do any.
thing,’’ she said. £ I had to leave
immediately for a dinner engage-
ipent. So I marched out, hoping It
wouldn’t ho too noticeable.’ , | ]
Shortly iiftenvard, when slaiwai
at dither, a man at the next Iabl4 ,
kept stirinz at her green hair}//
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Then he cijllW a policeman ( wh<
w’ard.
USA »ill
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f*Uk niyi*,'
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td. t'liv lu !ojr«
ptpmanio
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iver’s Law
(lie college phintiitlon Was pur*
chased In, 1911 with money bor
rowed-' from the reserve funds
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"(Jjoiitlomou/ he Hitttt. "I fuHy apiire-
cJate your fiielinRs, but Ijcau ho* no rouHon
Why you Hhould not combine to Htttjiport
yotir mother.” !
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The Battalion, official
gjJMpWWP
of College Station,
»y afternoon, except
ii published tri-we
Advertising rates
federally Inspected plant,
company ia opening ita doors to
any department the atudenta may J]"”’
; deilro to sec'. |J' ' - ijrt
/ w. W, UiUley, superintendent of J' J
/ the Houston planl w|U conduct '''.h . . ,. . ,
the tour through the vorlouf do* Jf Ve 1??,/,r«bpl
ptttmenis. Bailey taught meals n 1 dean of agrl
ill : AX. M iirln^ t.i IIiI.'J.iip ! CUlUira. \
tnalntninod by the meats lab and
" fe ereaniery.. All indebtedr
accruing from this loan will
Irljoff this year, acisordlhg! tb
Leigh tub; >
The planti
—K
al (A4frM prior to ih«/war.
(The students will furnish their
men trarisporiatlon l or tht one day
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Lawrdncf
Ti of th o
. iblishcd i
ng holidays and examination
rsnapcriof tlio Agricultural
, Is puMishod five tiroes; a
ftlipu ii published tri-weekly on Monday, Wednesday ahd
rished ou rc^Uiast.
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periods/
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APMlPf -': 7. --
Ai\ nu.Uon .'•It' will b.- Iwtld «l -irlilly nmumta-r
INavy Will Incicas
Rcmiiting Plans
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tutored •■ ■ccond-cliiwi natter: at Poll
trie* at Collore Etutlun, TeiiU, wider
I* Act *f Conurca* of March 3. |1S70. rr
^ The Associated Press is entitled exclusively
’edited to it or not otbcntise credited ini the 1
J-herein. Rights of repubfication of all (itlicr^
to tho Use: for rep;
r paper and locul nc
all utlicr^matter herein arc
loath n of all ro
if spontaneous
reseved
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Ttje A^odated Pi]^$
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[ARVIN BttOvfaf, CLAYtQN 3ELPI
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Jurtim, j> Otto i Xapte. •• JB!
Bdrtou, |Farx<: :l!uml«i. t-ou
BciW Mytj-d, Brupo KewtoO,
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isc Joiwie), Henry
Burr> Sin
very
he sum
on rate
m
ssr.
the Henry A. Mllttl’ Company be
|| kWhlng at 7:30 p.ln. July 28*30.
I Priecs will be bffw
sale. Miller Sold. i|{
d during the
1*
Mi S h.
Arttclca to ho offered for ( «nle at
the auction wilt include furniture
of nil types and an assortment of
electrical fixtures.{(pv / ; ;
! Official Notice
i\ vublk licarlrs *illi Im: hAd TSursduj-,
AUvUat 4'., at 7;3U 1>. ui. tU Ur- College
Station City Halt to dlkcusa tbe city lAid-
RAYitOM) ROGERS
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Andy Davis
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A'/trey.Predcra k./jjtbwiWDS
City Manager
l.L Sportd KdHor
,...U. 1 -Sporu Writers
n Ptaotofruplier
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I MOT1CE- or VIBUC UE-UUMi
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Tttf City Council ia; consWcring a pro
to rezone thfc Kjlc Pearson traet of
located on lllgliway o souUi of the
-—yter' '‘ii ' B
Sujrvey
oV?
•’ lAU of thoae tliit are affected by the
proposed chango la 'Ui|e(i*bi)injr are tmlted
to! be .present to preneot stteft prote.tj jto
Ui City Counctl at a Ittbltc-Hearing to be
held In the City Hali at 7:30 P. M. on
Ttipmlf' AUW* 4> MB.
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Tlic Navy Department his. r4* !
pity Innouneen a movp to reonill
mpro personnel f ir Its expanding
elcotronics program and to allevi
ate a rrttleal shortage of electron.
IcS technicians.
Beginning with the month of
July the Navy hopes to enlist L0(K)
pef 'month in the Electronics Kidd
Procurement Program, and an un*
llittttcd number th the Electronic
Technician Training Program.
AppHants for both programs
must have had no prior, military
service in any ( branch of tnc?
Aimed Forces, except Ut a rcseri'
component subsequent to Mar
31, IMfl.
(Those interested in this program
arc urged to contact the Nav
Recruiting Station, located in the
Bryan Court House Building.
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let Kills Man
_ TSBURGH—U5P) — A casket
killed 55-year-old Nicholas Radfck
—i” tOdaK It: fell from an ele\ k-
Ncwiot
Affects Renewals
AUSTIN, Tex. -W'--State po
lice have made it easier u| renew
your lapsdd auto driverls license.
Public Safety Director Homer
Garrison Yesterday announced a
new temporary plan under which
renewals will not require new ex
amination^ A shortage of per
sonnel in the license division was
given as the reason.
Garrison| outlined these steps in
the new procedure:
First: Ilf you have a licence that
was issue<f since Jan. 1, 1944, you
may get a; renewal by mail front
the Department of Public (Safety
without examination. ! \
Second: If you have a Ticensei
that was Issued prior to Jan. 1,(
3944. you may renew by present-;
ing the old license to a drivers li
cense exafniner in your locality'
and executing an original applica
tion. License in the latter disc
will also bf issued without examin
ation. J. - ( I / /
Formerly, (hose rippliqgnta for
renewal Who had 0,1 lowed th^lr li*
> n tW" P ■ ^IX-^***'^!*-**—■■Mwj
Donaldsons Rave
Baby Gud Addition
A lathy? gli’l. Celia Lwlae, W»*
horn jo Mr.-and MraJjitek W,
Doiialiidoiv of ClnUega Vfew at St,
JoH4iph> itoaphal, hint Friday. Thi
hahy weighed (eight uniuda and
vlght ourtvf'i*. ‘ _ /'•' 1 v,
Dimiililatiii IV u Hvi/lm' agricti*
tut'Al (tluciMlon nniJdf/frhin Watio,
MriL ttmiittWitm ii (lie former JmtB*
T
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'•renony
«or tjt*i
iittpiij ti *•
v*rh.
nnt. tiunv
Fnltigbinji
■'l
enses to expire won} rtxjul ed to
Idand a re-examinaljiob. Now/ tin
ier the temporary sietr-up, you may
reinstate your permit to! drive
;t, regar
Without taking the teit. regardless
of how long it has expired, rirovid-
ed it is not now suspended or re
voked.
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xqk worked, inflicting a head
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