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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1957
Page
2
A Yonkers economics teacher argues against socialism and communism by simulating graded redistribution. He shows how taking points from high achievers to aid low performers would erase incentives and lead to coercive labor, then extols free market enterprise and personal responsibility.
A Thanksgiving musical program directed by Mrs. Frank Young will be held at the Baptist Church Sunday evening with participants including Mrs. Russell Duncan Louie Starns Miss Frances Mitchell Wesley May Curtis Bozarth Mrs. F G Walker Miss Gladys Lindsay Mrs John Fortner Raymond Wheat. The Sul Ross Lobos beat the Daniel Baker Hill Billies 12 0 and tied West Texas Teachers 77 with an extra five minute period in the first half. Cattle shipments continue with seven loads of calves and seven carloads of steers sent to Kansas City and Peyton Packing Co. Estimated McDonald Observatory construction costs reach 376 000 with Davis Mountains site near 7500 feet tentatively chosen. Mrs Jennie Sawyer visits from Carrizo Springs and Mrs Walter Garnett moves stock.
Notices go to 590 lucky applicants drawn last week for three public hunts in Kerr Wildlife Management area Kerr County Black Gap area Brewster County and Engeling Wildlife Management area Anderson County. Permits detail hunted area and valid day. Process continues with confirmations to applicants and area balance aims.
Sul Ross State College is designated as the GRE testing center for the West Texas area. Many colleges require GRE scores for graduate study and schools ask teachers to present GRE results. The next GRE is set for Sul Ross on Jan 18 with applications via Educational Testing Service in Princeton. The final registration date is not yet set for Jan 3. Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest U.S. President at 43.
A note recalls that Washington and the Constitutional Convention spent 96 days drafting the Constitution. It also states that on December 27, 1776 Washington was made dictator of the United States, claimed as the only time such power was held.
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