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The Battalion receiving a firsthand shoihoft handed, 1 hey have carved but cerning the possibilities of estab­ Failedand “The Reins discuss films in the theatre be­ lishing an A&M Film Society on “All Qui*t on tn* fore or after Sewings. And per- -place award and a respectable amount of for themselves local respects and off-the- the campus either during the lat­ Front” is a corps com] haps, Texas tifs or state exe- /-Jt'ash for publishing the best Christmas campus prestige. ter part of this Spring or the be­ mander’s special choice curves in m a nil Re ment ginning of next Fall. Purpose of Some of these and could be eon Speak at „ Safety section among the daily papers of The prize-winning Christmas section organization would be to bring be included in the pi special meet! j American colleges. back Hollywood revivals, including is only a nationally recognized sample of the best and most famous reissues. would be incorporated Again we there - it is. We are extremely proud, and we be­ Readers of a club or society, If you want i sky so. j We need, the .type work we now them to do con- of Tuesday’s story would pay a low fee for lieve justifiably so, of this honor. We are were asked, if interested in the more of your itions. If this sistentlyj, every project, to fill out a blank in­ ticket” to program is followed, the extremely appreciative to the Lumber­ Qn our tight incial schedule, Bat- cluded on the page and to write would be in pay approximate nS r of people tn- charges for showing terested in joiii -man’^ Mutual Casulty Insurance Company, in suggestions. The response, if and what they talion staffers are paid at all, never not overwhelming, was definite­ organization would be 0] would like :to ust be knou\t ’sponsors of the contest, for the award. paid well enough. /e hope that the sat­ ly pertinent. a non profit basis. Cut out (he below this A possible program would fye ja story, fill it oqt, and turn it in -m'" We,"the editors, can not give enough isfaction of this recognition is some small One person suggested that “Anna Karina,” “Becky Sharp,” “Juar­ semester-long history of the —J- to ;The pffice, second ,, credit to our staff for this and their other repayment fpr their labors. ez,” “Madam Bovary,” “The In­ tion picture industry, floor, Goods lall. achievements. We have come to expect We are sure that to them, as it is to former, and “Ecstacy’ be brought early products up to back. ics would be included If enoughh interest is Showtihown, it •prize-winning work of them. The safety us, the knowledge that through that work on the average of once will probably j be possible to se- Another reader of Tuesday’s lect and announce next year’s pro- award, along with the National Advertis­ they may have savi life of one Ag- story from Bryan suggested that weeks. Among these mo' terest is shown in that gram this sprijng. ing Service’s award, makes the second na- gie, is all the reward required for any foreign films be shown too. The prospects of showing any type of would be “The Great -+■ film other than American products bery,” “The New York thmal first prize they have captured in a amount of exfra efforts I-' ' ‘Saucers? Why Kings Ranch Site depends entirely upon the demand. tolerance,” “Male and So far, only two blanks have “Sunrise,” “All Quite Peacetime Military Preparedness and e | Work . 4 . No,9 Say* Navy been submitted in favor of foreign Western Front,” Of AteField Trip movies. “Trouble In Farad Food At It’s Washington, Anril 4 —UP)— A member of the White Band On The Bounty,' ' When this nation’s acknowledged ex- somewhere in the iddje. And we don’t The Navy said last night the near­ says he prefers such shows as Earth.” Sixty AH 413: students visited; “Birth of a Nation.” He goes on to On the other hand, a series BES T! perts disagree over vital phases of our de­ know who is politic g, and who is speak- est thing to a flying saucer it the King Ranch Saturday on ,-a ever developed has not flown since explain, “I would like to see Will suggested by a film company for ,! • i Tf f ' fense picture, the man-in-the-street be- ing the truth. Field trip under the supervision Rogers and Charlie Chaplain at new movie societies V| features 1947. of William Warren, of the Animal the, statement their best.” memorable American films. Such cpmes more confused than ever. Certainly the “411 isjwell-ers” want up The Navy made Husbandry Department. in commenting on 'an article in U. “Let’s Bee W. C. Fields, the a program includes “The Cohered Every tlish especially • Most current manifestation of top-rung to believe that the present administration S. News and World Report. The Saturday morning the students Marx Brothers Rudolphinuuutjjm Valentino, Wagon,” “Wild Bill Hickock” . disagreement is that expressed by various of government is doing a good job in magazine said engineers have con­ were shown the ranch’s racing and some of the comedies of the “Destry Rides Again,” “The Cat prepare^ to please cluded the reported saucers are stock, quarter horses, and Santa ’30’s, such as ‘Three Men On A and the Canary,” “David Ha ^ettperts on this nation’s military strength. handling this nation’s defense. And we jet-powered planes of revolution­ Gertrudjs cattle while the head Horse,” is another Aggie’s com­ ‘■Ruggles of Red Gap,” “Livi i i the niost exacting ~Spcretary of Defense Lewis Johnson and suspect the genert ls aind admirals with ary design developed by the Navy. veterinarian explained how the ment: ■ a Bengal Lancer,” ‘tCai f a stock Were cared! for. GOURMEy wanting more machinery, men and power. Its experiments along those lines A fish out at the Annex puts “Captains Courageous,1’ La n d 5Jhers of his opinion have assured Con­ Dr. Monte Moncrief, assistant Bombshell.” The last production don’t account for the recently veterinarian on the ranch, todk the his two cenM worth in with a gress and the American people that all is This nation has never sought to keep suggestion for the showing of is one of Jean Harlow’s more out­ revived reports of saucers, the group Saturday afternoon ~ and “Two Black Crows” and “Ben standing pictures. , ] \ Lots of Hi-Chairs / weH, defense-wisd. Our fighting strength itself armed i^> the teeth to insure peace. Navy replied. showed them breeding facilities It said one 3,000-pound model used on the ranch. is greater now than ever before in our We have, rather, fcept ourself reasonably of a pancake-shaped plane de­ for the Later they were shown the dairy / - peace-time history. well armed, stronf enough to resist the signed for it by Charles H. Zim­ barn and the methods used by the , Kiddies f” Countering this optimistic report are first blows of war, re-group our forces, merman of the Chance-Vought ranch in combating and eradica­ Aircraft Corp., was flown several ting mesquite trees. Battalion Movie Poll , the gloomy statements of several military start pur factories rolling, and then come times. The i students | rtfturned to col­ PLENTY GF PARKING But it has not flown since 1947, lege Sunday. leaders. These men claim that this na- back to knock out nations who called the the Navy said. I iun interested in an A&M Film Society. ■ I j . • ' ■- ■ SPACE ' ‘tion is woefully impotent in its military fight. •; 1 A full scale experimental model ' t '■ ' i ' ' ' ; r' : :i never got off the ground and was preparedness. We need more new planes Already the national budget’s largest Ag Engineer Seniors My name is ........................ .................................................:!.......... scrapped in January, 1919, the On South Texas Study . (the Air Force says), more ships and car­ item of expense is for military prepared­ Navy added. 1 ' It added that a one-third scale Sixtjf Agricultural Engineering My; address is ..................................... ....................................... J. JTh riers (the Navy says), and more ground ness. Still our military experts want model was also built and is now be­ Seniors left Sunday April 2, on a r 1 " ■ ^ 'i J'4 HOTARD’S troops (the Army sajys). more- ing usgd in wind tunnel tests.at five day inspection trip through A government spokesman came out the Perhaps our skepticism of the argu­ Langely, Va., by the National Ad­ South Texas and the Rio Grande visory Committee for Aeronautics Valley. R. C. Garrett and F. R. Suggestion^ i Cafeteria other day with the startling claim that ments of the militarists pinge from our (NACA).
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