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THE BATTALION
Friday, March 26, 1954
WhaVs Cooking
7:30 p. m.—South Louisiana club
meeting - , room 2C, MSC. Aggieland
picture to be taken.
HE’S MR. FIX
LA JOLLA, Calif.—(A 5 )—The man
who heads the repair department
of the Carlson garage here is nam
ed Nick Fix.
TODAY & SATURDAY
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CARLSON
Julia
ADAMS
PREVUE SATURDAY
SUNDAY thru THURSDAY
starring TECHNICOLOR
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ENDS TODAY
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SATURDAY ONLY
THE new
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Dqroihy Cooper and Dorothy Kingsley
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NEW CITY SCHOOLS—Completed is a new all-purpose room and gymnasium, left, for
College Station’s Lincoln high school for N egroes. The building is near the school build
ing. Under construction is A&M consolidated high school s new classroom building, light.
The building will also contain shops and an auditorium.
CIRCLE
ENDS TODAY
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Leslie
— ALSO
Paul Henreid
Patricia Medina
SATURDAY ONLY
“THE
NAKED
SPUR”
James Stewart
—ALSO—
“FLAME OF
AKABY”
Jeff Chandler
Maureen O’Hara
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GrandChampionNamed
By Little Southwestern
Dick Thomas, sophomore animal
husbandry student from Robstown,
won Grand Champion showman
honors at the annual Little South
western Ham Auction and Live
stock Show Saturday night. Thom
as was presented a pair of cowboy
boots by Frank C. Litterst, jr. of
the Litterst-Moore Cattle Co. of
Buda.
Allen Turner, junior AH major
from Brady, was Reserve Grand
Champion showman. He received
a $25 hat certificate from Whit
ten’s hat shop.
Billy Joe Oglesby, senior AH ma
jor from Waxahachie, was selected
Champion showman in the cattle
classes. William F. Rheman, sen
ior range and forestry major from
Brookshire, was named the Reserve
champion.
J. B. Riley, junior AH major
from Wichita Falls, was the Cham
pion showman in the horse classes
while Don Correa, senior AH stu
dent from Raymondville, was nam
ed Reserve champion.
In the swine classes, Dick Thom
as was chosen Champion showman
and Leroy Williams, sophomore AH
student from San Antonio, was Re
serve champion.
Champion sheep showman was
Allen Turner. Edward Goodbrake,
senior AH student from College
Station, was selected the Reserve
champion sheep showman.
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Barret Named
Ham Show Winner
Ray Barrett, junior animal hus
bandry m.ajor from San Angelo,
was named Grand Champion show
man of the Little Southwestern’s
ham show held here Saturday. The
grand champion ham was pur
chased by Mrs. J. A. Arhopolus,
12th Man Inn, for $150.
Donald B. Horne, senior AH ma-
jar from Corpus Christi, was Re
serve champion ham showman. The
reserve champion ham was pur
chased by J. L. (Roy) Newlin
Trucking Co. of Houston for $80.
“There were 54 hams auctioned
for a total of $1,488,” said Lloyd
Joyce, chairman of the ham sale
committee.
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PREVIEW TONIGHT 11 P. M.
All Seats 80c — Starts Saturday
TEXAS GALS! TEXAS OIL! TEXAS FUN!
This Show Is A Dilly . . . und It
Will Make You Laugh Silly
It’s About Something Higher Than
Taxes — You Guessed It . . Texas!
HOWARD HUGHES presents
JANE RUSSELL
FRE/VCH HNE
co-starring
GILBERT ROLAND * ARTHUR HUNNICUTT
with MARY McCARTY
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LAST DAY - “Blood On The Moon”
SATURDAY PREVIEW — 11 P.M.
Released thru
United Artiste
QUEEN
JUST TWO MORE DAYS
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MONEY
FROM HOME
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TPOHNIPPCOR
MAMIE MILIAR PAT CROWLEY- RICHARD HAYDN
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Policemen
Can’t Trust
Anybody
ROSELLE PARK, N. J., March
26—(A 3 )—Patrolman Robert Pudan-
ish was frisking a man arrested on
a drunk and disorderly charge last
night.
Pudanish stuck his hand in the
man’s coat pocket—and was stung
by a wasp.
BURGLARY IS SO-O-O TIRING
ATLANTA (A 5 ) — Reconstructed
from the evidence, here’s what hap
pened:
A burglar broke into a chemical
company’s office, armed with burg
lary tools and some whisky. He
took a drink or two then ransacked
some drawers with no results.
Another nip and he broke open
a metal box. No money.
Whisky low, he built a fire from
trash. Then he went into an ad
joining office, built another fire,
tried unsuccessfully to open a safe,
finished his whisky and wieht to
sleep.
An early-arriving employe found
him asleep beside the dead fire
awoke, yawned, asked “Is there
any place 1 can get to taxi around
here at this time of day?” Then
he walked away before the flab
bergasted employe could stop him
—leaving his burglar kit behind.
Filings Still Open
For Class Elections
Filings for class elections will
close Tuesday at 5 p.m. As yet,
no one has filed for co-editor of
the Aggieland or class agent for
the class of ’54. Several sopho
more class offices still lack appli
cants.
Persons interested in filing for
these, and any other class offices,
may file at the student activities
office on the second floor of Good
win hall.
Additional filings listed today
were as follows:
Senior class president, Conrad
Cummings; vice president, John
Benefield, Roy Cline, Theo Lindig,
Lolan Pullen; treasurer, John
(Cookie) Brannen, James Caffey,
Allen Ezel, Thurman Johnson, Dick
McCasland, Thomas McDade; sec
retary, James Gaffney; social sec
retary, Chuck Newman; parliamen
tarian, John Shelton; sergeant-at-
arms, Thomas Durdin, John Saun
ders; yell-leader, Bobby Carpen
ter. *
Filings for junior class offices
are as follows: president, Robert
Barlow, Frank Westmoreland;
vice-president, Glenn Buell, John
Liddy, Hughes McCrary, Bill
(Red) Swann; treasurer, Larry
B. Kennedy; parliamentarian, J. M.
Bower; yell leader, Paul Holliday,
Gus Mijalis, Alfred (Fred) Nasser,
Harold Sellers.
Jon Cobb and James Willborn
have filed for sophomore class
vice-president.
Air Force Academy
Given Senate O.K.
WASHINGTON, - March 20—(A J >
The Senate today approved and
sent to the House a compromise
bill to establish an air three acad
emy similar to the ai'my’s West
Point and navy’s Annapolis.
Approval was by voice vote and
without opposition.
More than 400-• communities, in
cluding Bryan, arc ’ in the wide-
open race for selection as the home
of the new academy for air force
officers*
President Eisenhower has declar
ed his approval of the academy
proposal.
Both file House and Senate pre
viously had approved the bill by
wide margins and tonight’s action
was on a compromise of the dif
ferent versions. Early House ap
proval appeared likely.
A CAMPUS-TO-CAREER CASE HISTORY
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Emmett Smith, E. E., ’50, never
heard of telephone traffic work, hut
what he saw of the job intrigued him.
He explains how it worked out.
(Reading time: 40 seconds)
Emmett Smith supervises operation of this trainine
switchboard, which he originally helped to design.
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“Communications have always been one
of my main interests — in the Navy and
at the University of Michigan. So I
was very happy when the Michigan Bell
Telephone Company invited me to visit
their headquarters to talk about a job.
“In Detroit I had a chance to look
at a number of departments, including
one I’d never heard of before, the Traffic
Department. I found that, in addition to
the engineering of switchboards, its
work involved the supervision and the
actual handling of customer calls. It
struck me like a wonderful opportunity
to combine staff engineering and field
management. 1
“My first impression was rlAit inr,
because my work covered both. First T
had on-the-job training assianm •
Ln V Z a !,-‘.' rCrC " 1 , ki '! ds ,A offices "" * m
1 worked in engineering, translating csti-
number of ci e S ™ Wth i,U ° ‘ he acluaI
positions required!^ ^ SWUchl ’““ d
of oneVtiw boarclsl'h l thC | 0peration
Briefly, my job i s lo sce ^^ cn S‘»cer.
including gets the kind of emiir* ' • c lslrict
he Traffic that what we havr ^ n eeds and
erly. Working prop,
major part of my • ple 13 another
serve in an advisory r-? ^ !° 0 ’ be cause I
visors of the Long n? 3 . 01 ' 5 ' to ,he super-
“Needless to s av v A
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. f ea k uow existed.
Emmett Smith’s io t*. *
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