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Tnotipn picturfe IWstorj p. m. United Artists si of their latest; fjil and faculty. •'1 pthe mov whether' it i drama, a ioaiing) is not kno\yn.; T

Job and is i'el'e)- “sprpenin^.”

The namefe o

madk a tiitnirijr ifoint ^n at Giiion Hall. At 2

udios iviii present one ations:to the Students

entitled, “Red RivOr,’’’ apd comedy or

ern or ia mora is showing is a pre-jpremier

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‘bitter denunciation

overpaymen * of subsistence al­lowances!, the Veterans Adminis- tration agajin urges veteran-stu­dents and tfheir schools to notify

| VA as pooh ias a veteran inter­rupts or completes his training

A veterah-sjtudent in training under the GI Bill is not entitled to stibsi$terjce allowances after the date he interrupts or completes his training! In some cases; veterans stop their training and receive ad­ditional paym(ents before the Vet­erans Administration is notified of theij- change !in status. ^

payments most be re-

Broussard Elect Port Arthur prA]

E. S. Broussard was elictei iresident of the Port Arthurjf A^ if Club for 1948-49 at the fins meeting of the school year, ij

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resident; Jimmy FenneW »ec-; and Ralph Gorman, trea-ri • ■ ,

Icjving the election of offi- pIans were made for a chib

n Port Arthur on June 5. > ort Arlthur Aggies and their

1 are!{invited to{attend the at the fd.

which will be held at jnj Club, Broussard said.”

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raise.” Theyi want only truthful opinion. IScreening of pictures enables the studio

heayy to determine how the picture will draw at ity play the! box office and how the producer can

in movie cireties as* a

stars, ith’e plot of tf\e stpift,, or thdl treble o ' the picture ifave pot bqieh officialli’ h lease I. Thpfriersons attend­ing will go igndijant cf whatj they afe about

drqss up his film prior to release.Attendance and response at this screen­

ing will determine whether A&M will con­tinue to be Used as a “guinea pig” for film producers or whether thfe whole affair will beqome a dismal failure.

There is reason to believe that this school will provide an ideal testing ground for many new pictures. This will, in the fipal analy-

by tha film producer, sis] depend upon you, the audience.

ijie is over, thei’ w'ill be

leir < pinionb, of thq picture jvided

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/Warning <c?canc idates: Any nan who According to a Buenos Aires dispatch,

speeds ajl hii; {in& tlrowing mud is certain Argentina is an pJly of neither America norRujssia. This is generally described as play- inji: both ends againsf the middle.

ed t(' the tracks, snatched up the dog, threw him onto the pfatform and thw climbeq up hin self just as the train bounded pasjt.-r-jT/ie J on rm {-A me ripan.

High School - College English Cooperation Plan Instigated

i !Means for cooperation between'high school and college

teachers of Fbiglish were set up Saturday by a joint commit­tee of the Texas Slat# Teachers Association and the Texas State Conference of College! Teachers of English, which met

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IVSA Election Procedure Given • • •J. I {jJ.T.i.LL ii O.L X ■- «•* ' C (Eighth ' )f a Series)

BY-LAW l;V. ELKJTIONiPROCttfHJRE.A. Nominatjohiji shal be aCcppted during the

period frprtij the C )Uvehrng'of the Nation­al Student; Congress uytil .noninatjons are declared clbsel in tlieplenarp session

1 ^ 'ill1. A homjnhfion accepted!before the plen­ary sesspl i on ^lectiojip slrall be sub-

ip jvritin? to the chairman of the vjej Committee ihd shall contain uitUro o' the nqijninator and! the “ 1 " 11 nominee, in acceptance i(jrjrijinatil)ni. 'ij ■ ‘hiit on fibm the flbqr oflthe plen-

electwnls must be! ac- by the ntniinee' before the npmi- S placed on-the official ballot.

In the, event tl at any] candidate With­draws jfollmvinj ti|? closing of nonVina- tioits, jtlie elec iopj procedure '«haH be

1 halted 1 ihijmedb tdly,. dud nomina^ionsi /j: shall aej ro-ope Wtl/ ]| . j

4. A camiwjale de eiitled fkjr election inf one!; -office [is UligiMe' for jhpminalinn, iand ! can ruiilfor am ther ofjioce. [■ •,‘S. There I ana 1 lx one humiliating speechj

of fivi tninutel for eaitih candidate* and .

! Once a manufacturer would have been satisfied with a thousand dollar automobile, at the l MCA. / j

Workshop conferences Will be held in the eleven districts<)f the Suite Teachers Associate n.t------------------- L- ^ f—1----------------ati which college/instructors aid high school teachers will, get to­gether and exchange opinions an the operation of their respectiw> courses, to elNiiingte duplication pr [ omission of subjects.

Director-Publisher Chosen President of Gulf Coasters

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All drivers of any model Chevrolet admitted free.

I. Interpretation of the Powers of Regional Assemblies, ii Regional i Assemblies may alter mutual regional boundaries by consent of the

regions concerned, such action to become effective when notification as to the ac­tion taken is forwarded to the National {Executive Committee.

2.i{Regional membership.*Members may change their regional -

Henry Reese III, publisher of the Gonzales Inquirer and member of the A&M Boajrd of Directors,

i~ '■r1 rf*thcsecretary ol the joint committes Coast Pi ess Association at its an- at its meeting here. Dr. T. F. nual convention atjiOrockett, Texas. Mayo, head of the. English dei- ije succeeds W. M. Shannon, of partnunt at A&M, is chairmar. Richmolld Coaste^j

Among other members of tne committee present at the meetiijig here were M.ss Mattie Brewer jof the San Antonio schools, chairman

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elections.In theipjlejiiar.y kession$ on eleetionsj the chairriain! shall read alj writtei

j; considfciajion before tjiominatijns fromthe fl^ot

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the 'clix-jir ' Bi Voting |hjil- C- A carrdiaalte

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be l|y roll dill of the regions, ihall be declared elected when x Majority [if the t<|tal Votes

ate bas not’reeciyed a nrajor- first ballot, jtihe lending candi- iviiiT 75'i iff the v>tes cast,

dl foit electidm in a rim-off.ibsec

FOR THOSE WHO DEMAND THE BEST . .

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uent e ections be neces- jdand date receiving the lowest

number]of votes shal be topped from „ the biltet. ~ v " jj .- l). All delogates ant alteriijite'dele](ates and Z d itiembehs; of tie .Executive Committee ” shall bq eligible tor nomination to Nation­

al Office, ' ' •./ BY-LAW V.j THE COMMISSION SYSTEM.

lestablislned two National shall be:

~ There jhjilj be _ r Cbatimissioiiii. Thd^ pbmjiiissAons

AV The Nj Z- Studbni Af|faii>

\ - B. The Nifti in ■Z al Stucfeiit Affairs. " BY-LAW. p}.- Interviews.. il. From! all app

lal , Commission on National fairi ' / .

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IIONAL DISTRIBUTION.

icants.jtho National Ex- five toecutife; Committee shall selec

ieWqd persijinaUy during: the

of the education: section of tne i m w*in Lne vonseiit oi me . re- Tt,xasS state Teachers Association;; gions concerned. _ ' R. B. Daniels/of the University jof

3. Regional ‘representation on the National Houston; Miss Jane Ethridge jofExecutive Committee. ( Kilgore Junior College; L. W.

Regional representation on the National! |S“Lry aeneL/, 1 ally o7'tfe Executive'Committee shall be determined Lake. A ± Gunn, Texas Tech; !E. on the basis of member student bodies of D. Shelton, Abilene Christian Col-! the region, each region having one repre- h-ge; w. A. Ranpon, North Texas:sentative with one additional representa- Agrieultpral College; and Miss (L

, he "Stratton, San Antonio High; jtive tor regions representing more than schools. ^ 155.000 member students. 1

4. Regional Organization.(The division of states into 25 regions

is discussed. A&M is in the Texas-Okla- homa Region.) . \ :

BY-LAW VII. THE NATIONAL EDITOR.A.: Written applications. I

1. Applicants for the position of National j Editor must apply in writing \p the Na­

tional Executive Committee, Winding in.their applications; the following items

i a.#A statement of past experience, j b. Samples of previous work, i \

week prior to the convening of the an­nual National Student Congress.

C. The National Editor shall he appointed from among the five candidates inter­viewed in accordance with the provisions

! of this Constitution. ih-LAW -VIIL REPRESENTATION IN,THE NATIONAL STUDENT CONGRESS

• Voting representation in the National Stpdent Congress shall be based on the fol­lowing scale:

i Under 1.000 _• 1! 1,001 - 2,000 ......... ........... ............. 2

2.001 -3,500 ...................................3^ 3,501 - 5,000 ........i............... ....... 4

5,00ij — 7,000 . ____ ___ 1. 5■ 7,00,1-'10.000 ........ ..... 6

Over 10,000 ,........... : . 7BjY-LAW IX. ASSESSMENT OF DUES.

Dues shall be assessed on member bod'es in proportion to their enrollment, provided that no member body shall be assessed for mojre than 10,000 students enrolled.Scale of Assessment as Established by the

Executive Committee, Sept. 9, 1947:.Scale of Assessment

j Under 300 j.... J...... ...... S 25301 - 1,000 /i l35

1.001 - 2,000 .... 7o2.001 - 3.500 ....,............. 128

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7,001-10,000 315Over 10,000 j............ 369

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