The Battalion College Station (Brazos County). Texas Thursday, October 31, 1957
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pleasant. And so are the
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When everyone uses the
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up the line immediately in an emergency and replacing
the receiver properly, you help yourself to a bigger share
of that better service.
It’s a fact that courtesy and cooperation will help to
make your party line telephone even more useful.
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Appear Here Tuesday Night
Carmen McRae, the girl with
“the haunt in her voice,” will ap
pear with the Ted Heath Orches
tra and the Hi-Lo’s when they
come to Town Hall Tuesday night
at 8.
Carol Channing, who was tour
ing with “Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes,” orice told Miss McRae
she had a “haunt” in her voice and
the expression is now the favorite
description of ; the shapely Jamai
can singer.
Her hit records include “What
ever Lola Wants’”, “O.ooh”, “Baby
Who’s What From
The First Regiment
By GENE FUDGE
The First Regiment had four
companies in the top ten for the
Baylor march-in, In the overall
standing four are also in the top
ten and six are in the top twenty.
“A” Engineers is contributing to
ward the Aggie football team in
the form of a student trainer,
(fish) Herbert Campbell. Also,
they have a man on the fish foot
ball squad. He is (fish) Harve
Chappell, from Albuquerque, N.M.
“B” and “C” Armor are plan-
well represented in the after-the-
game affair on the TCU Corps
Trip, judging from some of the
souvenirs still visible.
“A” Transportation comes in
first in many of the Wednesday
night pass-bys, and came in tenth
in the Baylor march-in. They
would like to reverse the results,
however.
“B” and ‘C‘” Armor are plan
ning an “All-Jock” party in Hous
ton for the Corps trip. If the
affair turns out as successful as
the ones in the past, Houston is
due for a blast.
“B” Infantry is also making
plants for a party in Houston. “B”
is in fourth place in the Corps
novy, so they should be entitled to
it.
“C” Infantry, second in the
Corps, had a “function” at the
clay pits last Friday. For them,
Saturday was official “OH! My
aching head day.”
“E” Infantry took the spotlight
in intramurals last week, winning
every game they played. They
are also planning a company party
in Houston., The party may slow
down their intramural winning for
the week following.
I did not whistle at her.
I whistled because the
dress she is wearing
looks like it was cleaned
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By Charles M. Schulz
It’s Cold Outside” and “Happy To
Make Your Acquaintance”, a duet
with Sammy Davis Jr.
Ted Heath and his orchestra
were here last year and made a
big hit with the Aggies. Heath
and his group, from England, play
American jazz the way American’s
apparently like it. He played to
capacity crowds all over the Uni
ted States at almost every appear
ance.
Operation
Begins Series
Here Saturday
“Operation Flic k,” the
showing of war films sponsor
ed by the Signal Corps, opens
its annual season Saturday
night.
The films will be shown in the
Ballroom of the Memorial Student
Center and will start at 6:30 p. m.
Admission is free.
This week we will show “Nurn-
berg War Tidals,” said Chuck Gar
cia, senior in charge. These films
reveal the inhuman massacres by
the Nazis in World War II and are
actual captured films. You Would
have to see them to believe them,
he said.
Followin Nurnberg War Trials,
the Signal Corps will show “Tradi
tions and Achievements of the
Ai’my,” “The Price of Liberty”
(WAGS), “New Weapons and
Equipment for the Army,” and “Air
Force Screen Magazine.”
“ ‘Nurnberg War Trials’ will be
shown again after all the others
have been shown,” Garcia said.
“This Will probably he around 9
o’clock.”
Bob Edmunds, is head projection
ist, Albert Swarts and Doyle Nich
ols are assistants.
“We are going to try to have
‘Operation Flick’ every week when
ever possible,” Garcia said.
“Heath .and his musicians dis
played versatility not too often
found in American Jazz or swing
outfits,” the San Antonio Light
said.
“The band is clean-sounding with
sharp brass and a pounding rhy
thm section, indicating that the
British need feel inferior no long
er to American bands”, the Hous
ton Post stated last year.
Heath has also won the honor
of playing for the Queen of Eng
land twice, in the last two years.
Also appearing with the Heath
group is the Hi-Lo’s, a quartet
with about the same tastes in mu
sic as displayed by the Four Fresh
men.
The Hi-Lo’s combination of
voices has made television appear
ances on the Red Skelton and Ray
Bolger shows and the Colgate
Comedy Hour.
They also worked with Judy Gar
land when she was on a recent con
cert tour.
FOX TRAP
CHESTER, Va. <dP>—The Rev.
Roy Everett Jr. heard a commotion
outside the basement door of Pro
vidence Methodist Church. He op
ened it and in dashed a red fox,
who was trapped by closing the
doors to a hall.
Hunters arrived and put the fox
in a bag.
The pastor remarked that they
ought to contribute five dollars for
his building fund—and he got it
the next Sunday in an envelope
marked “fox money”.
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