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The fall-football s|ocial s*a- hqu open m ‘ with an 11’ er Bair

Munio wdchoiitru anl Ag^ic Uiu^hlcrs, ami thtr Woatai miUMno »)X drcKi t>' dtimi ovc»v typa of ittirc fro: oviMiini; dri ^b«M olxl nuihmer tu)t to blue* Jou M bootx

StnrtitjK j*1owJy at S», the dan Kalnmi mo|n»imitji hh the nLflfNt moved on. the R xlro endeda bit afteriti'n, the «t«j| line- lonijp- thcfiod, amt tin} floor filled in typical hll*|p8i»ft danbe fashion.

The jitaKlline g<}t n btjeak in that' timi'o wei’l irtoitd women on the campus an| wtjitnc dnnpe than nt any time slnlco limt fair’s SammyKovo affni }. f j jV >

The Agg kwnd ami Ramblers were nevei; In better form. The Ramblers IjilVf! mlded a new ac- cordiniflt ami an i(|lectj’i<t steel cui- tar' player I to their ranks. From the time tit if awiing'. i i wdth the “Stfeel Quitii^ itniir; uiiti they bow­ed out to ‘f(i* -Rjetl,” thley had the predominans* lyi-wester i - minded audietfee w|ti them. ,

Last yeairl'WC tlvoucf t the Air* gieland Ofchchtra hat hit it’s peaki We £i?re b romr. This year their amjairemepts a|re better,and they have $ lead trumpet and tenorjishx;inan tint add the needed Hol|>: Bpa Hi.

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The «i'ouS> liisurance of colleig employee* A'iii( ifplainbd by Pf< fessnr M. f. Hnijbes >f tnc E, Depfartm*'nt| Iluches pointed out

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tJmt tinder jjlw) plujt a> pow set pr the fcollego wiront Si employees (fl thp tii

Dr V, IfdU ijp'pf the Ramre DeOitvtinrnt told the

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and Forest fmuip abou atiop foj i campus.

J. W. Haifcp of al Hlconomitis and parttnent spore-or surahee. avAilable ployeos am* their fami

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LLOYD GRIFFITH of Dallas Is caught as he hooks spurs into the slides of one of the broncs during the Aggie Rodeo.

Just a few hunUjtc^ after he successfully rode this bareback bronci, Griffith rode in the saddle bronc contest. The horse was the Victor. | | ^ I j' " 1 ' I ti : > ' :

Cardwell Wins Calf Roping Prize Friday

:By H. C. .MICHALAK ling event Saturday night. Other t!.[' winners werii Grov»r “Bo” Damuth

Wally Cardwell qf Vinegar 0f Magnolia slrcortd, Earl Guthrio Bend, Ala. took first prize of 10f f>. Worth j third, and Wilspn *56.00 in the calf roping contest Gresham of Ciimeron fourth. ' Friday night with a tpite of 14,4 iecondjs. However, Jack Kihgsber- fy of iSanta Anna beat that time Sa ' ■ ■ * -

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A sichool seminar, which will include a cont^gt between students for the plans and model of an idtfal school in a small comniunity, will be fea­tured at the annual conven­tion of the Texas Society of Architects, Ernest Langford head of the A&M Architec­ture Department, said Friday.

Langford1 explained that tbc Texas Society of Architects is a state organisation Of the Ameri­can Institute of Architects.

Students Who take part in the contests inttsti be eligible for grad­uation in 1040 from the following schools: Riaj, T6rxds Tech. Uni­versity of: Houston, University of Texas, ami Texas'Ai&M, Langford continued, /j

The programs will bp issued, problemyopvijloped, and upon com­pletion,-each will be judged at the. sdiools in a ijianper to be detenu- j inpd by thq Heads of the Architec- f tural Departmetns of i^ch school.;Tec'three Winners of the contests - TX 11 r' i ^ 9 fa each school! will be submitted as ! ||| I lo I IOC |l fllf* S

DRi W. \V. ARMIMTEAO ofthe Veterinary Medicchairman of the Employees’ Umner Club, will discuss

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plans forthe club over WTAW Tuesday from 12:45 to 1 p. m.. The jLr»- minute program will cover every phase of the club.

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A&M Cattle Win\;)

Jack Kingsb[;n y had the/best calf roping Time Saturday night, with 13.6 stcc nds; Secopd place winner was [Cc rkyj jEckept of Ma-

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Ranuei, ForestersTad Moso^, chief of the publica­

tions diyisianFjOjf I the A gricultural ExperimentiSfetibft, Will speak fore membBik? of the Range and Forestry CtfjbXhis even ng at TitS. The meeting • will Ibe hield on the thirc) floor Af Htc .AgHailtural Eln- ginefiiing Bildingf.:; /■

Moses* su! iv*ct will;bc!/‘Thc His­tory of Livi stock jlin iT>xas.”

A former! :«djlio|i of/‘the Cattlle- man.’,’ Mosef has jyybntly had pub­lished in that magazine a seriesof articles | entitled “Early Diy Cattlemen.”}! /TT :: - , . '

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1) \ 4/teprediBcUssed b the McDon nteoting of night at 7^3 glne^ring " nor, preside nouneed.

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soh with 14.$ decoftds, Riily Moore of Junction thi d with/20.5 Seconds and E. A. Sla lek ; (>T Fayejttcville, fourth with t?l 1 seconds.

Bubba Dajy topfc first place in the bull doggihg event Saturday night by dogging His steers in 14.0 seconds. BilJ7 logg of Ft. Worth took necond' p ace! iwith 16.0 sec­onds, ChaHif' Rankin of Corsicana third plai*e With 54.3 seconds ami Wally fardwcU fourth place with .W.O sf'Conds!

^tid "Lanier of Grinder Hwltch won first place lii the cowboy bloomer rake, Saturday night. Second place went; to Red Math in of Decatur, and third place went to Oliver Njele of Hamilton..Gils Wheeler wop first place in

entries in the; final contest, Lang ford explained.

Final entries from each school will be delivered to Ernest Lang­ford, chairman of the seminar school, in Room 100, Academic Building.

Livestock Show| , ' I PFour second prizes a id two j 3rd

prizes \yere awarded A AM entries in the Senior Livestock Sh<>v at

j the Dallas State Fair,. : accordingThe author of the (winning do-! to C. E. Yeager, publicity director,

sign will receive a prize of $150. j A junior yearling steer in ( the [The aeejond place winner will bo!Roof Cattle Aberdeen-Airigus Ljive- 1 rewarded by ii prize of $125, and i stock Show received second [and the third place winner will receive I third prizes of $20$75.

Non-Corps Juniors Picture Schedule

m) $10,: re-j npectiVoly. W. Al Hoploy of At|un- [tic, Iowa, was judge,

Another junioi yeirliijr ftetei- In le Bejjf Cattle, Hereford Live­

stock Show, wot> second priid of$30. It was judged by Herb Hogan of Breekonridgo, MiJsotinii. ^

Two summer yearling steer^ in the Beef Cattle, Hk'ref<>rd L}vo- atock Show, placed sefond [and third, receiving prizj's Of $25 find

tunjay by roping his. calf in 13.6 Aecondjs. jr ' t I I [j-j

Other winners in the: calf roping Friday night weire Bijl Soyer of Snhinal with 18.0 seccffids, second place; jO. C. Neie of Hamilton, 10.0 secondu, third plate; Charles Wam­pler of Gladcwafer andirunk Sauls 4f Cisifo Hod for fourth place with 20.2 uifcoiuls each. . || j .

In the ribbon roping content ithc winners werb Billy Moore of

function, first place, Soim> Rus­sell or Matatlor, secmul pace,ChurljeH Wampler of Vinegar Itrud, Ain. third place and J. D.Seim an of Gonzales. Bill Mooro's time |was 22.4 seconds, /

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Valiy I Cardwell again! With /irst jilace. : His time Was 4^.6 si/orkda.i Second place ..went to J |Qlitr Good- speed pf Nocbna With 42,/'seconds, pill Hogg of Ft. WortE/got third tilace (with 4i*.6 secorjds. Fourth tilace went to Loyd,G/iffith of Dal­las with fil.2 second's- •-

Wiiipcrs in thw" hardback bronc biding j event were Magic Over- street [ (if Ft./Worth ‘first. Gene Duke of San/Antonio speond, Loyd (frriffith of Dallas third) and BubbaIpay of hymn Vista fourth.) | Wfc, ^ ^

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hool Rep.SWC Secretary James Stewart Students on Newly,. Inapgurat

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A&M was host Kritlay aCterRoon to tfio first flic* ting of the tjcwh Conference Sportsmanship Committee, and was chOHtjn to act as cwjan ture correspondence regarding the Code rff SpoHsmaivship fVvhieh the

Representatives from all SWC schods exceiii'Arkansas cQtfvertjwelc ime jiddrus*: by CoBeon at Aggieland Inn where they heard it welc )!

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Railroad Representadyes'To eliver Series of Addres$es

'he first of a Keries of speeches on rHilroaditlfc jesday afternoon, C- W. QraWfordlputad oifjgin _ ____ ____ r. ;r.. , ,t. ,

chanicaX Engineering Department, amvRincjd t^liiy. The

Pacific Railroad.talks wilXbe presented by repre sentative!) of thib Sopthern Pacific Riidroad. i- ! It X f; W

At 1 p. m.,\J. S. NcthciWood,- -——ft/’”” ^ superintendent ntotivp power Mi

Juniors, not in thy Corps, whose nurnamoH begin with the letters lM-Z who wislf to have their pic­tures Ukon [for tno Longhorn

ii> ,ishould doiRojin cornpliance with Saturday's wild stwor ribbon rop-1 the foljowiiig | sclm^uto, according ing contest with a time of 20.2 sec- j j0 E»r* Rmth Co-editor of theonds. Second place winner wa» Longhorn: : , w.^lv..a *Y(V i.ilf..Bill Soyers with a time of 22.0 Those whose names begin with It received a $2Qj prlgc.seconds, Th|ird plftke winner was MNOF—-Ootoher 18, ORST—Oeto- O. C. Neie! with! 22*8 seconds, ber 10, UVWXYZ—October 20.Fourth .placi} winner was Johnny Veteran .Bojjhomores, not in the

Corps, may ihnve their pictures

$30, rdspcCtively. llogap judged boljh of these events. Another slim­mer yearling steer; in the Beef Cattle, Aberdeen-Angus Livestock Show, was awarded so^oncl place.

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STEVENSON WILL BROADCAST TONIGHT

AUSTIN, Oct. 18 — Coketaken in aCcojidanco with the fol- j;Y<'venson goes 0n the air in a 24

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of the rodeo! has Jidt yet been do- j lowing schhd terml^ed. This is [t one by adding | Rpse said: station broadcaal tonigh

A through M, October 21; N the election of Jack Pto qjrg

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ticipated. The one! iwith the high-1 October 23 has been designated Senate. v‘ “ [ as catch-uj) day. , The speech will originate from

A light colored coat, white shirt KNOW, Austin, jit will he broiad-

Shot Out of The ChutesLoyd Griffith of Dallas was :

the only one to qualify in the i saddle bronc riding event Friday I;

'night; < I-!j I • ill ! 'll: j j iWinners Saturday night in the

Hare back bronc riding [qvent were Maxie Overstreet fitit, Charlie Rankin second, Mabe Oain of Lib- trty third, and Doug i Beeves of three Rivers fourth.

In the saddle bronciddle bronc rip ing event jlaturdjay night there w^re no qmil-

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icatiuns. Jamie poync won first ip the brahr

rundrett wa* ntm^H vice it n ah organizational

ieeting^laa; week. Ml 'Other officers elected included

Jlohn Tobin, iwcrctarv; Billy Wales tteaBuijor; Phil MeDapicl, social si'cretary; and Jock Gault, report- ep. I

The club will hioct <gt! the i||

Roughest Collegiate Rodeo Standard Upheld by Aggies

BILtlNGSIBy BILL I with a will, Four of the ten dog- . . si ; k . I gers misseid their steer on the

The 27th Annual Texas Aggie; jump, remounted and ran Rodeo, one pf the fgstest and the (their critters down again, roughest ever run out of the chutes j One lad overshot his steer on

in the A. H. Pavilion the jump, rolled over and /under capacity crowd Friday1 the animal, and as the screams

n ■ , I from the audience subsided, he re-the Saddle and Sir- i niounted, ren the longhorn down

sponsors^ the rodeo to and wrestled him over to finish inthe money. ]

The Block,| furnished at cost

The [club will meet oin the first n|nd thiirU Thursday of d*ch month. All rmin UVing in the area from Beevllle to Hebbronvllle, and Freer tp the i'oust are eligible to attend.

ns OrganizingSocial (Hub

A A Ml stujients who anV Mnsohs, eluding E. A„ F. C., and M. M.

:1B in! thelCivi! Engineering ire Room to organize a

to send Aggie judg- uths across the

country in national competition.Thi* year’s version not only up­held the standard of being the roughest collegiate rodeo in the country, but also sot a record for gMddJP j . 1 ^

The chute men, arena director, and other operating personnel pushed the stock through with ma­chine like perciBion.l

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tered practically every event phrailwd It, “If tlcm tl rouldr And

ednesdny evening at ivil Engineering Lee-

socialub. IThere will be an election of offL

^cer*, and a committee will bo so-\ tected to draw Up a constitution and suggest a came for the club.

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If they’d have run ’em through any .fkater we wouMna had time to get on ’em.’’

And speed wasn’t the show’s only asset. Featuring every event practiced In the senior rodeo cir­cuit, and some ap**cmlii{N ns well, the competition was hot and heavy and the contestantsV determination was something to see. Barebsck bfronc riding, calf foxing, saddle bronc riding, bulldogtrng, and bull riding formed the “big five’’ of rodeo skill events, jj I In tho bulldogging, particularly,

e boVs were out for blood. In t collegiate rodoos the ‘4*teer tling” event is regarded a*

if too dangerous for competition. But the local boys who fell tonot

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by Sprott & Sjience, was all big and rough. The becking horneH w ere of perctieron strain, big and stout, and h*d a tendency to stand and pM<h rather than run. The brahma’S were all large and exhibited thdr characteristic mean atreak sn the arena clown. This year’s down was Bo Dn- muth of Mannolin, and as cool n torreador (is the Aggie show has producedThe specially events were a

bloomer rnCe, • ribbon roping, and u cutting horiT race and free-for- all. Racing on horseback the length of the arena, jtho contestants dis­mounted at! a basket filled. With several bloomtrs, each with a con­testants natmjioh them. Selecting his own pair of undies, each cow­hand had to tut them on over his levis, mount his horse, and race back to the finish lino at the oppo­site end of the arena. The confus­ion nt the ba kot was terrific and wasn’t helpei ants throwliRr bloomers Inte the stands.

The ribbon Pace was a team of- fair with oik man mounted roping

ropea steer, atd

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dallying his

around the saddle horn until his partner on foot got a hoadlock op the beast. Casting off his end, of the rope, thq horseman tnjen ran to the steer’s tail, untied a fibbon but on in the chutes, and raced with it on foot, to the finish liilp.

One luckless pair, after a hard scramble of roping, Wpestling, and being dragged ariiind the ajrena found that scmHpne had neglected to tie I rlbbonion thrir steer’s tail. The last (|te heard they were to get a reruThe cutting horse wall “Fljrtng

H” and was ridden by Vplncy Hil­dreth of Alcdo. The horeb was one of the best we’ve seen, jiut didn’t tenlly get to exhibit his [ stuff be- eausc of the steers from][tho hierd wanting to rejoin the oho being cut dut. The two horBCmeh holding them back hampered him, ‘u, the Size of the arena.!

The size of tho] arena offered no help to the other events, a* wicll. particularly the bulldogjgerH and ropers. Because of the short run from the chutes; to th<j! opposite end of the pavlllion., the dog^oiw and ropers were cither [forced; to make too quick moves otr to turn their Mock, losing valuable time. For tmis reason, over-all tin:© in the stop-watch uyenta wasn't par­ticularly impressive.

But oven though the cords weren’t thSre, thedetermination was, and tlie 27U: int long string of [rugged collcgate rodeos proved to be just a crowd pleaser as its •br’a. lb

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and equipment, wUl bold a‘ semi­nar for ME students/On ‘‘Mecbuni- cul Engineering and\ the Rail­roads.”

On the samcLday at 7>30 p. m. J. C. Carter, executive aseiafant of public relations, will speitR on “Public and Employee Itelatioiix bn Railroads.” “Railroad Labor Cbq- tracts-^Their Relation to the Ite dustry” will be the subject of a speech by T. C. Montgomery, man­ager of personnel.

Following Montgomery’s speech, T. F. Jones, valuation engineer and tax commissioner, will speak about “Railroad Depreciation and Ac­counting.” Jones is scheduled to speak at 7:30 p. m., on Otitobar 26.

Tudpday .November 2, at 7:30 p. m., T. F. Jones will speak on “History and Handling of Rail­road Valuation and Effect on Regulatory Commissions.’’The next speaker Will b® 0- B.

Herbert, auditor. His topic wfU be “Railroad Accounthig Practice and Principles.” He IS schifduled tb «peak November 9 at 7:30 P. m.

“The Part Played by the Pa«- iqngcr Traffic Department” will be ♦he subject discussed by J. F. Hullivan, passenger traffic inuhag-

r, on November 16 at 8 pJ HI.That evening «1 7:3b F, t*. I»ot-

lo|n, freight traffic manager, will liseuss "Railroads ifrom tho TraT- Jic Side.’’

Tbe final speech will be given cm November 30 at 7:30 p. m., when T. M. Spence, general man- aiger speaks on "Railrond Opera­tion and Its Future."The talks are sponsored by

Crawford, assisted by T. R. Ham­pton, V, M. Faires, W. TL Dela* •I'ane, I). 1). Burchard, F. A. Ben-

[ ton, A .V. Brewer, r. M. Simniang rind L. E. Garret, all faculty mem­bers.

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fornit'd Southwest [g houso for ull fu- ymmittee drew up. 1 noon for a lunch-

er. Af-iaiTy Slltoh. i-riMJir the llulfte icon trtey adjotiritod/to

the YMv A there the rqeetjng t<x*k planeV lKbpi nsepting (fhch^ achobl weib HliMu tudents- a yell tebd1'^. a rpeniteir f the; studriit govern­ing bodyj! a d anueditor fi'om owih;sell (VI dWHKX 1 / /■

A dll bo- mites hip ton HWf’BchooJs, and oifj the Me- v,‘HiP - 'M j*tftndarjl .pHceduro

awlirdiuTl tie gold sportsman ship whiBi The Bntteilipn pi'M

c eonTtu'ciice Hehools r« \ better

J AIRE S| Hi GRETHINGKR, soh of Mr. lifiri Mrs. J, O Grct-|’ singer [of tiahkvla#, Rni \be«i ( awardwl thiH1’|nna«SUh (I asM’o. graduate feRowiaMp at Th< A&^l College; for^adtnnced wo k site research in The field Pf natural/k»n tranam

He enterei) C((llege tw I0 received hisiiaehldor’s Sleipetroleum ajid mjeehiirijra engl- neerlng Iasi; summet.H IDs rt*- srerch projret will be * study of Hi* horsepower requlMm* its Ini h* com predion pi' * H,i>i

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Anyone interested in any or all Three prizte V{lnnera‘jhni e been ill, accord- i announced inwet [.|te8ter||con ^at at■>f these talks may attend.

•ng to D. D. Buchard, head of | A&M Consolldntod Grade School,he Journalism Deimrtmunt, who is , held iif conn^tijhl.witf: tie pet

handling publicity for the series. Shirtv to be (ftilgcd Tuerila/ even-1 Majors in Management Engi- , ingM :'gjV j' Vj j

neering. Economics, Journalism, ‘j Winqers a ri* [Barry ll^lchbr. BillMechanical Engineering, Civil Engmaering, Business and Ac- countmg, and Military Science are especially invited to the talks directly related to their fields, Burchard added.The speeches will be delivered at

various places on the Campus Which will be announced at a laterlate. i |i I|fi. vV.

David' M •Neely,Artois lead, awk .j and: prizes wilf be awardh*! *a them

Schmitz to Speak , At Newman Meet

Major John T: tfehmitz of the A&M Military Department will ipeak to the Newman Club at its meeting tonight at 7:1|$ in the °etroleum Engineering . Lecture Room, Pat Ramsey, president of the club, has announced. i;

What's CookingAGGIE RUTH CIRCLE, 7:00 p.

m,, Monday at the home, of Mrs. Walter Dickens, Golden Rule Poul­try Farm. Highway fl.

AGGIE WIVES. A4M METHO­DIST CHURCH. 8 p. Pi./Monday, nt the home of Mr*. Mhiio Brother- ton, Project House 12-A,

KREAM & ROW KLUB meets Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 7:30 p.m. ;m ♦ho Creamery Lecture Room./. ;!

NEWMAN CLUB, p. m.( Monday, Petroleum Engineering Lceture Room.

PHYSICS SEMINAR, 4|15 p. m. Tuesday, Room 30, Physios Build-

PRE-MEDICAL, PRE-DENTAL SOCIETYi 7:30 p. m., tuciMlay, Rdom 32. Science Hall,

STUDENT ENGI N E E RI N 0 COUNCIL 7:16 p. m., Monday, Petroleum Library, Petrol e ut m Building, j. I

TEXAS SOCIETY OP PROPE8- StONAL ENGINEERS. 7-30 p m. Monday, Electrical i Enginearing BuiHlng. i, j

YMCA CABINET, 7:15 p. m., Monday, Cabinet Room.V' V', " 'f V IH : f;V|

during the Pet Show.Many of the ppdterS^of which

there were a teuadted. ifOlw are on display in Ofallegb StjUiat store windows. The'i posters f|f(eri mtida by first to stotb grade ^cho il# chil­dren. [.J;: ! . j-

Raymond BtoKcns. in chi rge of ieonccsstons f<# the sho^v said .that

supber, consulting of hot dogs, coffee, cold jlrinks. ice cream, doughnuts, anijf candy bars [null be served at the |l)ovr.

Entries in raifi’sh in the AH Pavilion, will pafade at 7 p. m., and judging will st

show,';j» $e held

trophy vhlselrtt'd itij last yearsptirtsma ijltnhlschw 1ft.

The grbui decided to rolcuse tjpc co<|o oil Wldncsduy of this wȤ

'.aon that], ica<|i schopl paper coulu publish it on the name'date.

■ The yutijnt jiroceduro for dedi)(-

eiicQuriigop and relations hmoiig J

ing each >' sp(.}*ti»#M lisMd./wjirtL lm$is. A [ fie r change/; w

’ lief of thlci

ear’s winner of ip trophy was on Inst year^ rules a* a

,’ero mane,„ . chief of thjese Was thepi 6visi(to; th it no rehool could, chat a vote [fpi iitself. Thi> provision, thq grow jlfcided, would, make the

e annual award thochoijto (|f| j»ischuols, i|t!j|fluepce

Ip addjit i( lots alljijvii creased ^Vitl tiotv whikrh

(goyCriiitelr ca^t? twtt* jv0 oaph sehiiol

Oliv t ie final Outcome.

the Other, conferoruo wn vote hi ving no ir f-

n, the number <>f ha - each school was .(li­the passage of a im »

urthfrizod the student laxly of each school to

Vs. Other Inidlots which' ay cast who allotted(OS1

as follows. Inch tp hnre one vot(| thO oilH.ijV (if thp school paper, tho yell leawramsi group, the exech- five mMfi-'tiiry rivpnwilent or the fohmar 1 fttiianrH nssoilation, tltii

'detail of gthfotyts.'apd iho/athlotlr dijfectoy j j| •) ’ ' .

'jAlspl j isi was dono Inst yenr, fj* • V('jiivsei|ijluti»‘u.‘ group of <,olif<*f- (into aHi|e|l’ offielnts Selected by ♦hfVrt»ifri''**Fi» oxw'utiv/! 'keerstnuy ami the axe utlvc aivrokary of the cejifi rhiKie ' 'III he pqlhd to deter- imno thiNh"’ ;t HportHBiaiillko s<’h(s)l oiit’h ypU^N ;

Each vitfing aroup l*lll, whenre* " ’Imlloilnk he conducted, Hajt,

in order I s first three choir-k ffr the (retard, Flv* pulnta will be given f(»r earh! first place vole, thm>l/or enchj sre°n,h and two fpij etch third. When all lmlh>tM|lnn\« hei'ii tnlniilnted, the wrhni 1 receiving' the!laVK4Mt total ilnmber |oi |pointN will' Im named winner (if the award, [The ed tor of; eiujli school pnpbr

wits givop he retjjsDnsibUitV for puhllrizrilg t t'e Codd (Vf ppprtsmah* shjip ami .’or seeing thaf oyery fltu-i dept atid s nff nii|itil)‘fr , becomes ifapuliar 'vit i its pfoviijions.

At the' su egestion of, the repre-. '’seiitative]i $om Souithern Metho-

f|

(lift Uni' er Ity. the j dhte for all ballots tc b( filled oiit and was .set at ,wk> w( < l|(S'before the

Art im-mcdiately /afterivard. Bo/s and othar pets to ,jbo: entered: sh luld ho taken to1 tho entrahee Pavilion not later ,thaiFte:3r.

Ribbtmf will J)d'nwafjlcd to tho first four plaeV wipnem . .

• T; : v—ag..,,

Eisner to Disciiss Nuclear border i

A discussiph ;• of “Nttglei] r For­ces” will be pFeacpted by Dr. Mel­vin Eisner at the physlfs leniinnr tomorrpw afternpim • :15 in Room 36 of Bio physlre. B tilding, Dr. J. p. Potter, brad of tie-Phy­sics DepartmitiL said*?}: .

Tho seminar*rtieets pvery other . ^esday and Is' llesiahi'd f ulty memboiiK apd gfadua e stu-

of tho

unnuiil iit iwest CoPCcjrencc track meet; The rroun accepted unani­mously a su fores Hon thgt The Bat­talion be as( ;1 as the clearing house for all ■ovr .‘spondence jcoiKtorninK; the! Siiqr smanship - Committee. ■ Tabitlatimr f all ballots will also 1 be hundli td [ >y The Battalion.

An •p lf|( r f r o m several of [the delepu ions that the seven conference schools help bear the |

opt bii tlie rophy Slid the.plaques. . . ., ... ..p .that eitch winner receives was do-

'dined by thi' A&M repiresentatlvesdl the gre mds that the trophy j

n-hd plaqliu! .'were tibe gifta of AAf r

other me SWC

rel'fho p

■ Vdecided to hold any

g at the time of .tho’ track nect in Port Worth on 14. At! this tlmn any addlHoto

he gitr-u nipt •apki.V

PnfNWHHPjsipublo telll Jbe considprod

[Folldwipi

me « .,e which hiisht scetdi de

i»Mliered. /'/ fteraoup toi

Tuesday and fs llitsigppd f >r fite- iity membet# apd grit dun e stu- lents from ttul. IteyfRy )cpnrt-

nmns and menu, Potto

14+re

lepart-

Tplrty-fd

V:i.V:' • V;^w..; .

’•mn4

«•••* rsSbisI H4H.m ■

IV y.

I ;I. i lir

from emplo, lee the guests l The

1{1:30 a, >e eete

M. ft/., .ed the itn lcnte from jail of the

wSthclr InlHndvd .in sat- tlte sports|i)iin»hip pro*

l|rt Hie afternoon toeet- ing, #tpd|iint( from Texas .Univer­sity, Btayjtor. nnd Rlcp ]Instltute re­turned to M eir schools, Delegntea fmin Hopth rn Mcthoillst, Texas Christliup ilnd 'A&M jpttendod n (lipnw at M| o Fhi Feasor Club as jteestK <ni7 »e Battalldlp.

;Jiiiiuwi$tJwu£t, semitnry df Sputliweiili (jonforence Athletfc As- sriclntlont wm the prlntflpal Sneak'

IjUic difner, and he cemtneml*iH MsehooU f ting up grunt, ri'

“You students,”"heyte Wui n progmmi . „probablyntHl taken dpiln «ueh ot tbo mator; ithlotlc oenferanwm Ini tHc.joquntrvf

“It Waf nf pleasure tb'givo ajr*- pprt on yoif efforte to encourage better swrtimanship jut a meetingin St Lmilnsof the o((ftoliBU of tho majeir eonfefcnceB. Thny teere «m*« ted at IholfTteit wbrlc. you had started. Itffes the flret such stu­dent pHvf-ibi renortW- to thorn,

(fl*e>Port>manalilp/We 4).

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Stelvart aald. that will

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