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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, November 24, 1959
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The Exchange Store
“Serving Texas Aggies”
For the Ladies’
Man (Aggie)
One rhinestone necklace
One black notebook
One red purse
One “Hamlet” script
Make sure you stock of per
suaders is complete; attend the
MSC Lost and Found Auction
before and after the . . . Bonfire.
Texas Wins
First Place
In Debating
The University of Texax took
first place in the 11th annual A&M
Invitational Debate Tourn^nent
held here Friday and Saturday.
Sixteen schools competed in the
debate. They were A&M, Texas,
Lamar Tech, St. Mary’s University,
Del Mar College, University of
Houston, Southwest Texas State,
Baylor, Texas Christian Univer
sity, Texas Lutheran, Blinn Junior
College, Stephen F. Austin, Har-
din-Simmons, Rice, Wharton Jun
ior College, Southern Methodist
University.
Texas took the senior division.
The Texas team consisted of Eddie
Broudreaux and Julius Glickman.
Second place in the senior divi
sion went to SMU, a team headed
by debaters Rod Brister and Jim
Craig.
Stephen F. Austin was third.
Horace Hartsell and John Brad
shaw debated for Stephen F. Aus
tin.
In the junior division, Rice’s Jim
Bob Doty and Reed Martin took
first place. Rice was the only un
defeated team in the tournament.
Anne McCall and Mike Henke of
Baylor placed second, and Hous
ton’s John Perdue and Russell
Stanley placed third.
Individual speakers awarded at
the tournament were Brister, SMU;
Neil Weatherhogg, TCU; and
Judy Williams of Baylor, all in
the senior division.
Junior division speakers award
ed were Henke, Baylor; McCall,
Baylor; and Doty of Rice.
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The Aggie Talent Show is sched
uled for Tuesday night, Dec. 8, at
8 in Guion Hall, with ten outstand
ing acts highlighting the evening
program.
The acts include Jerry Brown, a
rock’n’roll singer who accompanies
himself; John Holveck, hillbilly
Visits Here
Yesterday
A review team from the Atomic
Energy Commission visited the De
partment of Oceanography and Me-
teorology here yesterday.
The group consisted of Dr. I. E.
Wallen of the Environmental Sci
ences Branch of the Division of
Biology and Medicine, Dr. John
Whitnah of the AEC staff and Dr.
Edward Goldberg of Scripps Insti
tution.
They reviewed the status of the
project started some four years
ago under the direction of Dr.
Richard Bader concerning the ef
fects of radioactive substances in
the sea. Dr. K. M. Rae also is
conducting research along this
line.
Air Firce meteorological train-
: ng representatives were also here.
They were William Jenner of the
Air Weather Service and Maj. John
Collins of the Air Force Institute
of Technology. They discussed the
department’s training program in
meteorology for air force officers.
Capt. Paul S. Bauer, special con
sultant on oceanography, subcom
mittee on oceanography of the
House Merchant Marine and Fish
eries committee, also arrived at
noon.
Dr. Robert E. Stevenson, staff
member in geological oceanog
raphy at the University of South
ern California, visited the depart
ment Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. 24-25. He has been in England
doing research on the effects of
coastal waters upon coastal clim
ate.
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singer and fiddle player; Bobby
Phillips, hillbilly singer who ac
companies himself on electric gui
tar and Melvin Goodwin, singer of
old Irish songs.
Also on the program is Jose Ma
her, Spanish guitarist and calypso
singer; Jerry Reed and the “Moon-
glows” combo; David Berne, pop
ular singer; “The Emeralds,” a
combo; “Buchanan & Lee,” pianists
and Paul M. Page, popular singer.
Joe Easley will be emcee for the
program.
The judges for the show will be
Capt. W. T. Rife, Jr., School of
Military Science, Dr. E. E. Stokes,
TODAY THRU SATURDAY
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TUESDAY
Kirk Douglas In
“LAST TRAIN FROM
GUN HILL”
Plus
' James Cagney In
“NEVER SaEaL
ANYTHING SMALL”
Wednesday - Thursday - Friday
CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF”
With Elizabeth Taylor
Also
“TWILIGHT FOR
THE GODS”
With Rock Hudson
LATE SHOW FRIDAY
“THE DEADLY MANTIS’
And
“LOVE SLAVES OF
THE AMAZONS”
Dept, of English, Rush McGinty,
Vice President of the MSC Coun
cil, Mrs. M. T. Harrington, and
Mrs. Rod Whisenant.
The Aggie Talent Show Staff
is comprised of eight members, in
cluding the chairman, Jimmy Rob
erts; director, Paul Phillips; stage
manager, Joe Jackson; and assis
tant stage manager, Richard Nagy.
Also on the staff are Don Rey
nolds, lighting director; Dave
Woodard, program design; pub
licity chairman, David Hughes and
staging, Mike Bozardt.
LAST DAY
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