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College Station (Brazos Couniyf, Texas
Thursday, April 4, 1957
What’s Cooking
The following clubs and organi
zations will meet tonight:
7:15
Guadalupe Valley Hometown
Club will meet in room 308 of the
Academic Building to discuss
Easter Party plans.
El Paso Hometown Club will
meet in the Social Room of the
MSC to see fogtball movie and ar
range rides home.
VOTING
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zens of a community or a state
feel that they are too busy to deal
with political issues, the gangsters
and thugs in the community will
be only too happy to take over the
government. They have done this
in many communities.
The intelligent voter must do
more than be impressed by names
and parrot inane slogans. He
must learn something about the
candidates and the things they
stand for. Several years ago in
Texas a man ran for a state of
fice after having changed his name
to that of a well-known political
family. Late in the campaign the
court took the new name from him
and he had to withdraw from the
race.
However, the ballots had been
printed and the name remained for
consideration by the voters. The
papers made a great deal of the
story, but the man received more
than 100,000 votes. These 100,000
voters were not voting intelligent
ly-
An educated citizen has the re
sponsibility of voting and voting
intelligently. To do this you must
be influenced by something more
than a familiar name, a slogan, or
the fact that the man lives in your
part of the country or the cam
pus.
Democracy, on the campus and
in the nation, demands that you
give elections both time and in
telligent study.
7:30
Deep East Texas Hometown Club
will meet in room 207 of the Acade
mic Building to make party plans.
San Jacinto Club (Houston) will
take picture for Aggieland in the
MSC Assembly Room.
Marshall Hometown Club will
meet in the YMCA.
Bell County Hometown Club will
meet in room 125 of the Academic
Building.
Stephens Shackleford and East-
land Hometown Club will meet in
room 306 of the Academic Building.
Land of the Lakes Hometown
Club will meet in room 38 of the
MSC.
Henderson County Club will
meet in Bagley Hall.
Galveston Hometown Club will
meet in the MSC Ballroom to see
a movie.
Cost of Living
Brings Added
Riots to Chile
SANTIAGO, Chile, <^>) —
Street mobs fought soldiers
and police in the heart of
Chile’s capital yesterday in re
newed rioting- against the run
away cost of living.
From 40 to 70 persons are unof
ficially estimated to have been
killed and more than 200 injured
in a week-long wave of disorder
that has caused property damage
in excess of two million dollars.
Defying emergency military law
clamped on the entire nation,
truckloads of rioters from the out
lying poorer sections joined in to
day’s demonstrations to complain
of a new spurt in the inflation
spiral which has gone steadily up
ward in Chile since World War II.
About 1,000 Chileans attacked
police and army troops.
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