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The bill providing for the loyalty
oath that must be taken by tftu-'
dents before they may enroll in
school this Fall is printed-below.
President Bolton said ip an inter
view yesterday that students .re
fusing to, sign the oath could not
. be enrolled tin school. All College
[ employees will also be 1 required to
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take the oath.
f | House Bill No. 37
An, act to regulate and provide
saf^puards in the employment and
adnassion of persons in) State-sup
ported universities and colleges; to
provide for an oath; to lirovide for
the expulsion pr dismiS
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is under
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certain conditions; providing for
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Be it enacted by the Legislature
of The State of Texias:
Section 1. No person owing al
ltit
legiance to the United States here
after shall bp permitted tt> register
for .attendance In or be employed
by pny State-supporied, college 1 or
university unless and until he shall
file Iwith the registrar dr presi
dent tberepf his oath or a]
tion reciting the foltowing:
r > iF l swear or affirm that I be-
lieve in and approve the Con
stitution of . the United States
pnd the principles of government
therein contained, and will not
in any manner aid or assist in
any effort or movement to sub
vert or destroy the government
, of the United States or of any
state or of any political sub
division thereof by force, viol
ence, or any other unlawful
", means. In the event of war with
any foreign nation, I will not
support or adhere to the f^ov-
eminent of such foreign nation,
“I swear! or affirm that I am
ve
not and have not during the past
two (2) years been a member of
j or affiliated with any society or
gtoup of person^ which teaches
or advocates that-the govern
ment of the United States
any Sjtate o
division th
throwlli 1 Or
ii imr .umi^u oiuieb'Ur <
ate or of- any political tin
“ reof should b
destroyed by
ereof should be
_ dr destroyed' b.
violence, or any; other unlawful
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means, or the adherence to tic
'government of any foreign ni-
tion in the event of war |jetwe *n
the U^mted States and such fqr
eign nation.” 'Jjj ; •
Section 2. The foregoing af
fidajvit or affirmation shall be ex
ecuted [by every person each t me
such person seeks to register for
attendance in any State-supported
college* or university after the cate
this Act becomes, effective.
SVcjiion 3. The foregoing alffi-
datit
cxecu
?£ y
tiweer
or affirmation shatUalso be
ed by every person beiore
Contract ofi employment be-
such person and a St ite-
supported college or university is
signed or renewed after the (ate
this Act becomes effective. ; I
Section 4. No' person herea iter
shaljl be enrolled! or re-enrolle* |n
or lie employed dr re-employedl by
any Siijite-supported colleger or un
iversity, nor shall any person 'pres
ently employed by such college or
university be continued in such em-
. or at-
tempsVtq organize, or becomes
member of, or affiliates with any
society, group, or assembly of per
sons who teach, advocate, or en
courage the overthrow or destruc
tion of any such government by
force, violence, or any other un
lawful means, orNthe adhdrence to
the government Of any foreign
nation hr the event of War between
the United Statep and sjuch foreigri
government.
Section 5. Any student found
guilty 6f committing any act
ployiment, who;
(4) ' By word of mouth os
ing knowingly or willfully
categ,. abets, advises, or teadhes
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the duty, necessity, desirability, or
propriety df overthrowing or des
troying the government of the
United States or of any State pr
ofiany political subdivision there
of, by force, violence, or 1 any other
unlawful ipeans, or the adherence
to thie government of any foreign
nation in t-ne-event of war betweeji
th ; United States and such foreign
government, or
(b) Prints, publishes, edits, is
sues: 1 circulates, sells, distributes,
or publicly displays any written or
printed matter advocating,; advis
ing, or teaching the duty, necessity,
desirability, or propriety of over
throwing pr destroying any gov
ernment
United States by
force, violence, or
ful means, the
government of anjy
in the event of |W;
United States am
gojvemment; or
any other unlaw-
the
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adherence tp the
y foreign nation
ar’ between
foreign
ich charges. The notice may be
served, except when registered
tail is used, by any person desig-
ited by the president of the in
stitution. The date for the hearing
shall not be less thari j ten (10)
iys nor more than twenty (20)
djaya after servi
The issues shall be heard at the
(me and place Set, and the hear
ing shall be public. All parties may
represented by counsel an,d shall
have the right jto call, examine,
and cross-examine witnesses, and
it shall be the duty of the party
ot a member of (the body conduct-
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described in Section 4, after hav
ing signed the affidavit or af-
provided for
calling the
Section 8.
irmation set forth in'Section 1,
upon and after a full hearing,
pursuant to due notice herein-
,pfter provided, by the president
Of the college or university, or
by any other college or univer
sity official designated and auth
orized by said president to hold
Such a hearing and a review
of the record by the president,
shall be expelled from-said col
lege or : university.
•i Section 6. Any employee found
guilty of committing any act des
cribed in Section 4 upon and after
a full hearing, pursuant to dW
by the party or body
iearing.
Ahjy ; student pr em-
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ployee expel ed or dismissed under
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notice hereinafter provided, by the
governing board of the college or
university, or: by a committee of
the governing board designated
and authorized [by ,said board to
hold such a hbaring and a review
of the record by said board, shall
be dismissed from such employ
ment.- j i,M • f| ' | j-■ 1 . • |
I Section 7. No person shall be
expelled or dismissed unless he
la served in person or by registered
mail with a [written statement
specifying the charges and naming
a date and place at which such
person may appear and answer
the authority of this Act shall be
entitled to appeal within thirty
(80) days of such expulsion or
difemissal to a district court in
Travis County, Tjexas. In any such
appeal the -written transcript of
evidence adduced before the pres-
iaent or person designated by him
pr the governing board or com
mittee thereof shall be admissable
in evidence fqr all purposes.
Section 9. The fact that much
of the world is in a state of politi
cal unrest,.that foreign agents and
others who seek .the overthrow or
destruction of the government of
the United States are known to be
working in our country, and that
subversive teachings and activities
of student^ should not be allowed
in State-supported corteges and un
iversities, and the further fact that
such a situation presents a clear
and present danger, create an
emergency and an imperative ne
cessity that the Constitutional Rule
requiring bills to be read on three
several days in each House be sus
pended, and said Rule is hereby
suspended, and that this Act shall
tajke effect and be in force from
and after its passage, and it is so
enacted.
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expelled from the college. Expul
sion from tne college shall occur
only after a full hearing by the
college president or any Ipther des
ignated official.
No person shall be expelled or
dismissed qnless he is Served in
person or bjy registered mail with
a written statement specifying the
charges naming a date and a place
at which such perspn may appear
film Showing
Slated Today
Governor’s Mansion
Invaded by Nude Girl
Trepton.-N: J.-—A nudC girl
staggdml into the state house last
night: . i
Immediately behind her, an older
gjrl with clothing on walkeid in
and told, a passer-by: “We want to
see the governor.” !
A man rushed in behind the two,
and bellowed: ! J •
f “Governor nothing—get your
■lister’s panties On, or I’ll givel you
both W spanking.”
(Governor Driscoll wi? out of
the $tate; most of tine-employees
were out of tile state house: [and
the nude two-year-old girl got a
Spanking from her father iny-
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Kirkham Reveals Where He
Got Shipwreck Party Idea
dressed people at the
Films of interest to photo-
graphers will be shown today
at 3:30 in the Petroleum Engi
neering Building auditorium,
announced Howard Berry.
These films will deal with the
various types of photograph
ers, all the way from profes
sional men to Sunday snap-
shooters.
“Family Album’’ Is a beautiful
color film produced by the General
Electric Company. A simple light
ing formula for making indoor
pictures is demonstrated by Show
ing the pictube.-taking activities
oif an average family. The film
dearly shows how many lamps to
Use and where to place them.
“Curves of Color,’’ another film
ifiade by General Electric, tells
about color from the viewpoint of
the layman. In ful) color scenes
tihe film shows why it is impos
sible to describe any color by
color recognition is important to
man in living, in science, and in
industry. A device which records
ijiny color by drawing a gtaph
and answer such chjarges.
The hearing shall be public and
all parties may be represented by
counsel, having the right to call,
examine, apd cros!)-examine wit
nesses. I '|j
Any student expelled under the
authority of thie act is entitled to
appeal the decision in a district
court of T^xas. i j] .
Reason For Law
The.law (then concludes by stat
ing the fact that much of the world
is in a st|ite of political unrest,
that foreign agents and others who
seek the overthrow or destruction
of the government of the United
States are known to be working,
in our country. j v
For this reason subversive teach
ings and activities of students
should not be allowed in State-
supported^ colleges.
I’preign Students
Foreign student^ wilTbe required
to sign the loyalty! oath, Penberthy
said/ ; 1
As students in a State-supported
school, they will be required to
pledge not to advocate the over
throw or (destruction of the gov
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WEDNESDAY, AUG/ 10, 1949
SELL WITH A BATTALION CLASSIFIED
AD.- Rates ... !|je a word J*r Insertion
with a 25c minimum. Space rate* in
Classified Section . . . 60c per column
Inch. Send all classifieds with remit
tance to the Student Activities Office.
All ads shoi^d be turned in oy 10:00
a.m. of j the dhy before publication:
ENROLL NOW FOR new classee sUrtina
September 12 in; shorthand, bookkeep
ing, and associated subjects. Registration
limited. MrKeneie-Baldwin Business Col
lege. Dial 2-6655,
FOR 8AL£—-Standard H typewriter,
: good condition
; Drive, | Corner Willi
See at 2318 Frank.
UUamson Drive afte
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Unfurnished house, 216 S.
Munnertyn. Available noV'- Down pay
ment 6250.00. For information come to
Project House 4 O’-A, Campus, at any
time:
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FOR SALE
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35 acres fronting 2,100’ on new
Highway 6, nine miles south of
College. Fenced, fish; pqnd (.with
fish), level land. $2,100.00. Will
subdivide into 5 and lO-Acre units
at $65.00 - $70.00 per acre. Terms
tq suit purchaser.
Pinto pony $25,00, Palomino colts
aind others sired by A&M stallions
$25.00 - $75.00. Horses fed and
slhown between 5:00 p m. and 7:00
0. m. | I
Wm. C. Hall, Aggieland Inn
New Secret Type Ballot Makes
Appearance in Bryan Election
FOR SALE—Three room houte at 4(l|a
Cooner street, Collegje Station; nice lawn
and wOlM, fenced lii back yan).
FOR 8ALI
dltlon f
" QuartOhi
Wed. fr
after 5
^^041 4-door Ford—Good eon*
jr *675.00. ! See at Charge of
. ASM Annex bn Monday or
ora 10 a.m. on. or call 2-1403
P ' m ' ' | J ' ' f-f
FOR SAL]
portable
»er Pi*.
*20.00.
I—Bicycle, Rood condition, *lt.i*
waehinft machine, 122.60, Mail*
ol (Standard .32 bmmunition)
Apt. C-H-D, College Vief, |
FOR SAL
tubs on
&F Maytag washer, like new,:!)
rollen, C-20-B, College Vlew.|
FOR SAC
ette *el
treeH. I
radio.
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FOR REf
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E- Munt m-II immediatelyDlh-
, ximmona bed, aprinsa: mat-
athinette, baby buggy, bicycle,
ill in good Condition. Chea|p.
ollege View.
> FOR KENTJ^^X
T—Unfurnished apartment, un-
nice, near cimpua. Call 4-5X24
06 Park Avebue after 6;00. 1
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1903 S. College Rd—Ph. 2-6188
PROMPT. .DELIVERY and
' i • j WIRE SERVICE
J. S. Stiles ’4p.
Reed Allbritton ’5l
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• Stated meeting Thursday.
August' 11th |at: 3-:J0 p, m. ,
For rDcaniinatio’h appoint-.
I- aiR mrnt [phone A1 Nelson,
4-1186., i ;
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Last Wash Received Monday
7:00 p.m. Sat. 3:80 p.m,
Other Days 5:80 p.m.
Starching Drying Facilities
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Model Airplane
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SHAFFER’S BOOK
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The new secret type ballot will be used for the first
time in thi$
for Bryan’s
The tv
commissioner
xjemonstrated.
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“When the ^hip goe^ down,! you
don’t much caije how you lookj you
just want to get down to the Grove
and attend the Shipwreck Party
this Saturday! evening,” Charles
Kirkham, chairman of the Satur
day evening party, told a Batt re
porter today.
Kirkham, in an exclusive . inter
view, indicated that he thought a
married couple would win the prize
for the ^most) -original![costume iat
the Shipwreck Party. “The^ can
team-up,” he said. \
When asked where he go^ the
<. idea for s«eh an unconventional
dance, Kirkham admitted, “From
a fraternity.”\This fraternity,'die
said, was the Phi Beta medical
fraternity if
Shipwreck
“I went to - ray
Party thereJ'fend it Ws gay,” he
added. “The blest Shipwrecked per
son there was a fellow who was
dressed in a formal :tuxedo, all
except for
South
(he pants.
Pacixic, Islanders,
soaked GI’s, sjwijmmera, aailprs,
FARMERS ALLIANCE INSURANCE'CO., McPHEHSON, KANSAS,
offers
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The Shipwreck Party will begin
!in The Grove Saturday evening at
eight, and wjill last ujntil eleven.
Music will be provided by Bill
Turner’s summer Aggie 1 Combo.,
Turner, when told of the idea
of a Shipwreck Party, said,
'“Good. W'e can all be cool, iat
least.” Not knowing just how he
woulni come dressed for the par
ty, Turner -said that he was
spending this week in Mexico
getting some shipwreck clothes.
Several comments have been
heard on the campus tfiat indicate
a large turn out, Kirkham said.
When asked what he ! intends to
wear Saturday^ Kirkham refused
to ^nswer.
However a suit of Ijong-handled
underwear was seen
his wind
All persons interested in these
topics or in the field of education
al films are invited to attend. Ar
rangements may be made to show
these films to classes while they
are on the campus for the re
mainder of the week, Berry said.
This film showing is[ sponsored
by the Photographic and Visual
Aids Laboratory.
area tomorrow when absentee voting begins
two special elections called for August 30.
ro special -elections were called to elect a city
and to vote on a $1,000,000 tax bond issue, i
4- The new type secret ballot has
a stub in the upper right hand
corner. On this stub appears the
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And Diarrhea Lead
As usiial, septic sore throat and
diarrhea led the list of the week
ly Brazos County Morbidity Re
port for the week ending Aug. 6.
In addition. College Station re
ported five cases of dysentery and
one case of malaria.
Here’s A Sweet Mess
For Women . . .
1 Dior Sh
ows
MW Fe4l
Fashions
hanging
Gridley, 111. —</Pi~ For; several
years, the T. H. Benedicts jknew
there were bees in their home near
here. I
They finally discovered the bees
but not before the swarms had
made a honey of a mess. Summer
heat disclosed the location of the
bees jnest when honey started run
ning down from the living room
ceiling. Four bushel baskets of
honey and the bees were removed.
The Texas Morbidity Report in
dicates that the peak incidence of
poliomyelitis may have passed,
having reached 121 cases reported
during the week ending July 9.
What’s Cooking
“The Petroleum Wives Club”:
8:00 p.m., Thursday, August 11.
Mrs. Ginger Weaver^ apartment,
A-7-B College View,
Paris,! Aqg. 10-^tflPr—Scissors,
dndmills and dropped shoulder-
lines ran off with the Fall fashion
iow a Christian Dior’s yester-
Paneln that cross in front scis-
sor-fashion, fullness that swirls
around like a windmill and the new
shouldeiline -caused so much ex-
citemem, that the famous designer
was swarmed by admirers wheh
the curtain fell j j- j
The admirers shoved and elbow
ed theif way to his side to kiss
him on both cheeks. The creator
of the New Look came up smiling,
if lipstfck-snu'ured.
The dropped shoulderline falls
inches below the arm top
used on everything from
pcoats to cocktail dresses,
bishop sleeves are set
line.
he tmes bell shaped
of two or three
several
and is
heavy
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date of the election, rity, purpose
of the election, and instructions to
the voter to write hid name on the
'reverse side of the stub.
The stub is then detached, the
ballot folded, and the stub and
the ballot are then deposited in
their respective boxes in that ord-
jen.
Stub Is Numbered
The exact wording of the law
follows. ' \ i :
“When a voter i^ voting in per
son after he has prepared his bal
lot, he shall immediately detach
therefrom the perforated stub and
affix his signature to the back of
the same fend deposit it in the stub
box before depositing his ballot
and without disclosing to anyone
the number of his stub,
j! Shall Be Folded
“The voter shall then fold the
ballot so as to conceal the print
ing thereon and so as to expose the
signature of the presiding judge
on th^bqck of th* ballot and then
deposit the ballot in the proper
box. ' . !■ Ijl “
‘^Unless the ballot is deposited |
in the ballot box and the. stub in
the stub box by the voter in person
the same shall not be counted.”
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Fails in California
future trends h our pM*
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Byrbn, Calif.—(A’l-y-A chicken
wijth no neck would be a bigger
tty Saks of QtNfornli orl|lMl. WfiWK
mmm 8
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to White meat lovers than
the new wingless' variety.
At least that idea; occured to
len he re
eveloped in
his hen
Lorenzo Armstrong when he read
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about wingless birds
the Midwest.
So Armstrong built
houses with tow roofs. Feeding
troughs were breast high. The wire
over the chicken runs were low
ered. He figured that if they kept
their heads down > tp
necks wouldn’t groi#. [ /!
But he gave up (today/ fThe
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chickens’
chickens just got hum
County Will
Float in Beei
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lay-a
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W:!:
$79.95
Usie our convenient lay-away plan. A small down payment will
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Aug. 10—R'Pi—A
collector estimated today there
one beer joint in Dallas Coun-
QAn ‘ 1 /• • '
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