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cond Film In Adventure
lies To Be Shown Monday
he Great Issues Committee months of the last three years in
present Mrs. Bettina Shaw as
second speaker in the Inter-
| ional Adventure Series Monday
i s It at 8 in the Ballroom of the
norial Student Center.
.
ik ps. Shaw will narrate her tolor
®' ; h “Czechoslovakia — Torn Be
en Two Worlds.” This is “the
\ completely uncensored” color
of Czechoslovakia as a Com
ist satellite, according; to Great
les Chairman Bob Wimbish.
logether with her husband, Don
Iw, Mrs. Shaw has spent 1C
Europe and has traveled over
900,000 miles for filming purposes.
Czechoslovakia has been under
Communist conti’ol since 1948.
The film pictures the country, its
people and its customs. Her report
will include Communist city hall
wedding's, life on a communal farm
and the wonders of the town with
a hundred spires.
The report is the first to escape
the Communist dominated nation
and reach a free audience, Wimbish
said.
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Bosomy Blond In Bikini
Raises British Eyebrows
LONDON CFh — A bosomy
blonde who posed in a bikini for
Prince Albert of Belgium discov
ered Thursday questions are be
ing raised about her in the
House of Commons.
Shapely subject of Parlia
ment’s curiosity is model Malise
Menzies, 19.
Labor legislator Reginald Pa
get, his party’s expert on army
affairs, wants to know what du
ties she performs for the War
Office.
“The answer,” chuckled Ma
lise, “is none. I’m not on the
government payroll.”
It all began when the bikini-
clad British girl posed on an
Italian beach. Prince Albert,
who happened to be on the same
stretch of sand, raised his cam
era to the ready. An Italian
press photographer snapped
them both. His picture appeared
in British newspapers and was
spotted by War Minister John
Profumo.
When, by chance, they met la
ter at a London party, the min
ister teased Malise about it. He
laughingly suggested she should
pose for a recruiting poster for
Britain’s Women’s Royal Army
Corps.
Malise took it as a joke. So
did the minister’s wife, ex-ac
tress Valerie Hobson.
Air Force Cadets To See Film
On ‘Appeals Of Democracy’
Col. James F. Starkey, professor
of Air Science, has announced that
Chaplain Lt. Col. John A. Carlin,
a member of the Air University
Command Chaplain’s Office at
Maxwell Air Force Base in Ala
bama, will give a lecture to Air
Force ROTC cadets in Guion Hall
at 8’.30 a.m. Saturday.
His lecture, “The Appeals of
Democracy,” will be a positive
anaysis of the ideological conflict
between, democracy and commun
ism, Col. Starky said.
Col. Carlin has given many lec
tures on communism and democ
racy to students of the Air War
College, and many other Air Force
schools, he commented.
Col. Carlin has appeared before
the Stennis Congressional commit
tee, presenting Air Force views
and programs for teaching Air
Force members about communism.
He collaborated on the script
for a film entitled “Communism
and You,” in 1961. Col. Carlin
has also written many articles
about communism, the most recent
appearing in the September 1961
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The film will be a part of the
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morning, featuring Lt. Gen. Joseph
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of the Air Force.
Howard Whitney
Day Proclaimed
By Ag Economists
Next Tuesday has been desig
nated “Howard Whitney Appreci
ation Day” in the Department of
Agricultural Economics. Every
one in the department has been
urged to attend the regular meet
ing of the Agricultural Economics
Club Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Room
228 of the Chemistry Building to
say “good-bye” to Whitney.
Whitney, a professor in the de
partment, is leaving A&M to as
sume a position at the University
of Wisconsin.
The program will be a speech
about United States foreign trade
politics by V. M. Bryant, interna
tional relations director
Port of Houston.
But an eavesdropper believed
she really had been given a job.
So once again Malice was in the
newspapers.
The WRAC was up in arms.
Malise’s long blonde hair would
never go under a service cap,
they protested. And there were
plenty of genuine army girls
who would look just at fetching
on a recruiting poster.
Thursday on her return from
another Italian trip, Malise as
sured newsmen she was not go
ing into uniform.
Baget, however, will press on
with his probe. He expects an
answer in Parliament next week.
“I am still going to ask the
question,” he said. “I under
stood she was employed as a
War Office poster girl. If she’s
not, then I want the minister to
explain that. It’s a matter that
needs a little probing.”
Board Of Visitors
To View Maritime
Academy Progress
The Board of Visitors of the
Texas Maritime Academy will
meet Saturday to discuss the prog
ress and development of the acad
emy, Capt. Bennett M. Dodson,
superintendent of the academy,
said today.
The board was appointed by the
Board of Directors last April to
advise the president of the college
on maritime affairs, Dodson said.
Functions of the board include
the following: developing a long-
range program in connection with
a permanent site in the Galveston
area for the academy, raising
funds for scholarships for students
of the academy and aiding A&M
in the progress and development
of the academy.
Through the efforts of the
Board of Visitors, the academy
has now received $75,000 from the
federal government and funds
the which 'will provide $50 per month
for each student enrolled,
THE BATTALION
Friday, November 2, 1962 College Station, Texas Page 2
Peace Corpsman Encourages
Rural People To Join Corps
A Peace Corps representative
said here Thursday that county
agricultural and home demonstra
tion agents in Texas should make
greater effort to encourage rural
people to join the organization.
Paul A. Daly, representative of
the agency to colleges and univer
sities, made the appeal during the
annual conference of the Agricul
tural Extension Service in the Me
morial Student Center.
He said agents in a sense are
recruiters and can be a great help
in satisfying the big demand for
corpsmen with a rural background.
Forty per cent of requests for
recruits are for people with, a
knowledge of agriculture because
most foreign countries have an ag
riculture-based economy, he said.
“The ideal situation would be to
get these recruits from agricul
tural schools, such at A&M,” Daly
told the agents. “But colleges
can’t supply the demand. We are
doing good to get five per cent
of agricultural recruits from col
leges. So, we must recruit them
directly from the farms.”
The speaker said a two-year
hitch in the Peace Corps is educa
tional in a number of ways. Mem
bers learn what foreign people
need to take care of themselves,
and they can get an accurate idea
about world markets. Knowledge
of world markets, he said, could
serve the corpsman very well in
future occupations.
Daly described Peace Corps serv
ice as a “two-way street.”
“Members usually learn more
than they teach, and they return
Harvard football coach Richard
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who played football at Ohio State
in 1925-26.
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Daly will be on the campus un
til Monday to speak to other
groups.
The Peace Corps representative
is an animal husbandry graduate
of the University of Florida. He
is currently on loan to the corps
from the Agency for International
Development and is serving- as spe
cial assistant in the Agricultural
Division, Office of Public Affairs.
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