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PAGE 2 Thursday, December 10, 1959
Jim Earle T. E. E. S. Economics Gets New Head
NNor\Vi MenVioriing
By Johnny Johnson
The U. S. Army currently has an interesting display set
up in the Memorial Student Center. The display shows the
nose cone in which the two monkeys, Able and Baker, made
their flight into outer space and also has a projector that
shows scenes of the Army’s missile program.
In front of the MSC a Nike missile is on display.
I must admit, though, the missile looks out of place with
the Christmas decorations which proclaim the coming of
the “peace of earth, good will toward men” season.
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The College Station Lions Club is selling Christmas trees
at East Gate. The club is also selling pine cones, ornaments,
icicles and lights.
The sale provides an ex-"*
cellent opportunity for peo
ple of the community to pur
chase their Christmas deco
rations and at the same time
help suppoi’t several of the
worthy projects carried on
throughout the year by Lions
Club.
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SCONA V has loaded the cam
pus with college student visitors.
The Men of Aggieland really have
an excellent opportunity to show
off their college to these visitors.
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Civilian sophomores and jun
iors are reminded that those
whose surnames begin with L
through It will have their pictures
for the Aggieland ’60 taken at the
Aggieland Studio today.
Monday and Tuesday those
whose surnames begin with S
through Z will have their pictures
made.
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Magazines for patients at the
Veteran’s Hospital at Temple are
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A. Zinn, director of the Depart
ment of Student Affairs.
Students with magazines for
which they have no further use
can do a good turn for the pa
tients at the hospital by taking
the magazines to the Housing
Office in the basement of the
YMCA as soon as possible.
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It is highly discouraging to
note that grades are down this
year. With the emphasis on study
conditions in the Corps, perhaps
the fault lies elsewhere.
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Clifford Lane, ’59, is trying to
form a student chamber of com
merce. The organization would
function similar to city chamber
of commerces in promoting Tex
as A&M. Anyone interested in
such a program should contact
Lane. The Battalion will keep its
readers posted on developments
in the formation of this group.
Lane, who was also partly
responsible for the safety talks
and lectures to Corps freshmen
prior to work on the Bonfire, also
told me that the Student Safety
Society would soon have figures
compiled on accidents during the
Bonfire.
The society deserves a large
measure of thanks for the work
during Bonfire work.
Social Whirl
Foods Group of the A&M
Woman’s Social Club will meet
in the Home Demonstration Kit
chen of the Bryan Public Utili
ties Building Friday at 1 p.m.
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THE BATTALION
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Student Puolieations, chairman ; Dr. A. L. Bennett, School of Arts and Sciences ; Dr.
K. J. Koenig, School of Engineering; Otto R. Kunze, School of Agriculture; and Dr.
E. D. McMurry, School of Veterinary Medicine.
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JOHNNY JOHNSON EDITOR
David Stoker Managing Editor
Bob Weekley Sports Editor
Bill Hicklin, Robbie Godwin News Editors
Joe Callicoatte Assistant Sports Editor
Jack Hartsfield, Ken Coppage, Tommy Holbein, Bob
Sloan, Bob Saile, A1 Vela and Alan Payne Staff Writers
Joe Jackson Photographer
Russell Brown CHS Correspondent
At last, someone I don’t have to look up to!”
WhaVs Cooking
7:15
The following clubs and or
ganizations will meet tonight:
Midland County Hometown
Club will meet on the first floor
of the YMCA. Club picture will
be taken.
Cooke County Hometown Club
will meet in the lounge of Pur-
year Hall.
7:30
Waco - McLennan Hometown
Club meets in Room 128 of the
Academic Building. Plans for a
Christmas party will be discussed.
Amarillo Hometown Club will
meet in Room 225 of the Aca
demic Building.
Brush County Hometown Club
will meet in the YMCA.
Red River Valley Hometown
Club meets in Room 223 of the
Academic Building.
Shreveport Hometown Club
meets in the Gay Room of the
YMCA.
San Angelo-West Texas Home
town Club meets in Room 104 of
the Agricultural Building.
Abilene Hometown Club will
meet in Room 206 of the Aca
demic Building.
Trans-Pecos Hometown Club
will meet in the Animal Indus
tries Building.
Guadalupe Valley Hometown
Club will meet in Room 807 of
the Academic Building. '
California Club will meet in
MSC.
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Lower Trinity Valley Home
town Club meets in the main
CIRCLE
FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY
Also
Clark Gable - Doris Day In
“TEACHER’S PET”
STARTS TODAY
Also
Special Added Attraction
“BASKETBALL ACES”
HELD OVER
Gary Cooper In
“WRECK OF THE
MARY DEARE”
lobby of the MSC in Class “A”
uniform for a club picture.
All students from Oklahoma
are requested to meet in the
Pres Club Library, basement of
the YMCA. A hometown club
will be formed and plans for a
party in Oklahoma City during
the holidays will be discussed.
Turner to Attend
New York Meeting
Dr. Bill Turner, music coordi
nator of the college, will attend
meetings of the National Associa
tion of Concert Managers and
the Assn, of College and Uni
versity Concert Managers to be
held in New York, Dec. 14-18.
These meetings are being held
for the purpose of acquainting
concert managers with new at
tractions which will be available
during the 19G0-61 season.
Staff Men Present
Research Papers
Research papers were presented
by A&M staff men at the recent
meeting of Southwest Region of
the American Chemical Society,
held in Baton Rouge, La.' Attend
ing from the Department of Chem
istry were Dr. A- W. Jache, Dr. R.
H. Patton, Dr. H. K. Zimmerman,
Dr. Hans Weidmann and Dr. R. A.
Zingaroo, all of whom presented
papers. J. B. Beckham represented
the A&M-Baylor section of the
society.
TODAY THRU SATURDAY
“5 GATES TO HELL”
Neville Brand
Patricia Owens
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Ernest Borgnine in
“THE RABBIT TRAP”
Also
Andie Murphy in
“RIDE A CROOKED TRAIL”
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
>£;: A MORNINGS!9£ PRODUCTION • A COLUMBIA PlCTUSE ^
Show Opens At 6 p. m.
James R. Bradley, a staff
member of the industrial eco
nomics division of the Texas En
gineering Experiment Station
since 1951, has been appointed
acting head of that division of
the station.
He succeeds L. S. Paine, who
is now specializing in research
dealing with community indus
trial development.
Bradley is an A&M graduate
who was formerly employed in
the marketing section of the
Magnolia Petroleum Company at
Dallas and as a lecturer in fi
nance for the night college of
Southern Methodist University.
Wee Aggies
We Aggies like to read about Wee Ag
gies. When a wee one arrives, call VJ
6-4910 and ask for the Wee Aggie Edi-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Loudon,
’60, of 209 Montclair, College
Station, are the proud parents
of a future member of the Class
of ’81. James Robert was born
Dec. 1 at St. Joseph’s Hospital
in Bryan.
A total of 8,284 miles were raced
during 115 nights of harness rac
ing at Yonkers, N. Y., Raceway
this year.
Four (4) Day
Color Developing
A&M
PHOTO SHOP
KGDL (CROSSWORD
No. 11
ACROSS
1. Chorus girl
8. Opposite of a
seeker
13. Part of an
airplane wing
14. Almost remote
way to act
15. Likes blondes
better, for
instance
16. Come all the
way up to Kool’e
Menthol
17. Shape of
diamonds or
tones
18. These boats
take guts
20. This can be
constricting
21. Sleepy gas
23. Gin
24. Wrist operation
27. Dig it all—well,
almost all
29. Guy in “Guys
and Dolls”
31. Take out, but
not on a date
32. Meanwhile,
back at the
Latin class
34. Proboscissed
35. Thunderbird’s
Papa
36. A kind of walk
38. Little Florida
39. It used to come
before plane
40. This is legal
42. A lot of sailor
44. This is how
Bardot comes in
45. de France
46. Classroom
resting places
47. Kools are the
refreshing , _
DOWN
1. Li’l Abner’s
creator
2. What this gun
is for
3. Genus of olives
4. Kool’s Menthol
Magic leaves
you more
6. Cockney way of
saying 2 Down
6. Cold hand at
bridge?
7. Followed Sue?
8. They hang on
to skirts
9. little
teapot
10. Mouthfuls of
frankfurter?
11. Bleach
12. Remembered—
her phone
number?
19. Kind of iron
22. Them hills
23. Venus’ home
town
24. Cried in a
ladylike way
25. Oil from wool
for your hair
26. Magnetizes men
28. Mr. Autry
30. Kools have a
very flavor
33. Pop tune of
the 20’s
37. Time for a
change? Smoke
39. Roscoe
41. It rhymes with
jerk
43. Alpha’s last
name
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