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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1933)
i Two More Co Dances Com Social f, Friday, and Saturday and Me Murdera In Um Zoo. Frrriew. Tueada 1 Wednes- daf—Song ’ At the Aiturday, 12:30 A. m. (makeup aho» i - Black Bdaalj. Saturday nirht—Whistlinif in tti« Dark. Wednesday niakt*-Secret*. BATTALION A. TRAINING CE HELD APRIL 21-23 Acclaimed geaerally as a rreat picture “('avaksde” sets a new style in motion pi< t«re*. The story by Noel (‘award, is of an English family and toll* of their trials through a quarter of a century. Ex cellent acting sad photography, but the story move* slowly. (mat: Diana W|nyard, Clive Brook*. Ursula Juana. Herbert HmMA. I ' I i Following the cycle of circus and animal pictures, "Murders in the Zoo" offers a gruesomely thrilling Slavlr. An btsane toelogist. played by Lionel Atwill, gives bis jsad- ousy full rdign and gses his know ledge of wild aniragls to murder his wife's boy friends. Naturally there is a handsome hero to bring the fiend to justice. Comedy relief supplied !)>• < harles Buggies who take* the part of « press agent for the‘Kmc 4 CAM: Charles Buggies, Lionel -Alwiii, Kathleen Burke, Bandolph Scott, Gail Fa trick Remaining uled for the 6th and May Two corps dance*, one to be held on Saturday, May ith and the oth er one week later on May main on the social calendar of the preseat term, seconding to Don El liott, social aecreUfy ot ttw senior class. With the exceptioa of the Cat tlemen’s Ball on May 5th, the Sen ior Prom oa Majr 12th. and the Junior Prom and Final Ball on June 1 and 2, redpectfregr* these will be the only dance* on the campus before the end of school According to the present sched ule, Joe Dillon’s Campus $erenad- era will play for {he corps dance on May 6th, having won that priv ilege by their victoty over the Ag- gieland Orchestra ip a recent war- dance, and also for the corps dance on the following Saturday night. May 13th. The Aggie land Orches tra will furnish the music for the Senior Prom and the Junior From and both the Serehaders and the Aggie land will play for the Final Ball. Jr As has been the case in the part the hours of the Remaining corps dances will be from 9 til 1A Woman ia the revolutionary •»»- mal; man the conservative.—S. K. Batcliffe, British editor. D. Weatherford. Na- Y.M.C.A. Preaident \ddre*ov delegates from Texas j. Rice Institute, and Sam Houston College, Austin * members of the T Aggie *1r* held a Young Men's (tiristiati Association-Young Wo men’s Christian Association Cabi- n et Training Conference at the lo cal Y. H. C. A, Friday, Saturday, and Sunjiay, April 21-12. Dr. W. D. Weatherford, presi dent of the Y. (M. C. A. graduate •ehool. delivered inspirational ad dresses to the visiting boys and girls, and the members of the A and M “Y" cabinet during the three days of the conference. Members of the school* represented at the conference also led ia the devo tional services. After each meet ing Dr. W*atherford presided over an open forum. Matters pertaining to the Yoang Men’s Christian Association and Young Women’s Christian Aaso- -ist ion work were discussed along with student problems and world problem* of general interest. The conference closed at noon Saafey, (April 22. Engineering And Math Professors Attend Meeting J. J. Richey. Head of CE. De part meat, la Re-elected To Exocotive Committee. A number of mathematics professors E FOB— Continued from Page 1) dhb- According to Mr Hays,, the coo- test is expected M serve as an in centive for people of the commu nity U' become interested la the writing as well ad the staging end ,.f dramatic prodaevron. The Cara- gdL maater club; M en.-oursifing the same sort df creative activity in drama ae baa bean pioneered ia by Carnegie Tech, ChicH>ro Art In- Bock to the heyday of the So ciety for Pteventior of Cruelty to Animals and the odo* of race-track manure. Black Beauty” tells the tale of the intelligent horse we read about in public school and didn't find Uhen we took equitation in Military Science. The super-in telligent malm mal, I think, ends up by winning the Osh Koah handicaps to lift the mortgsgp of the old Hemingway homestoad. Excellent for the young neighborhood imps that pull off fly’s wipgs, or in oth- er words, a jPTA picture unless the gambling atmnspher* of the sport of kings upsets their tender sen sibilities. Cast: Esther Ralftton. Alexander Kirkland, Hale Hamilton. ) Since no one else has deigned to notice them, sathsda hMm been forced to take recourse to writing stories about t o: own 'kind. "Whistling in the Dark" la anoth er one of the product* of this movement and the hero is an au thor of mystery tales who ia forc ed by gangsters to evolve a per fect crime for them. A food plot not without humor. Cast: Merkel. Corday, sad Tru- Fever! S PRING FEVER? I you need is the thing to eat- And two Shredded Wl Add milk of cream. G’wao! All right some- jere it is— at biscuits. Then fruit. r#tt *U soon be taring high for Shreddi d Wheat is youth-preserver—a VITALLY DIFFERENT food that puts new spr ng in your •tep. Shredded vx heft is noth ing more or lest than true wholt wheat. Packed with body-builders, energy-makers —and just the right proper- ' V- ' rion of Nature’s friendly regu lator, bran. Eat Shredded Wheat any way you like it;—with milk or cream, with fresh or pre served fruit, with butter or ^ poached eggs. Eat it every ~ u day for ten days straight -•* (your pocketbook won’t J3 kick). An<i uatcb this VITALLY DIFFERENT food take tbe tempts per- mmm febrms (spring fever, m’lad) for a long, long ride! WHEAT lOMPANY “Uweeda ■shsra** Oberlin Professors Krect Cabin Similar To Initial Building Obcrlia, O.—(IP)—A log cabin similar to the one erected by Peter Pindar Pease, first settler her*, has been erected on the Obcrlm College campus by college profee- ■ors, and on April 19 it was the center a 100th anniversary cel- ration. A and M attended 4e annual meet- stRute, Nor* Mote Uaivenity. the Texas Seetiqd of the North C * roM,< a University, Mr. to, th. Promotioa .< a. .■r ,Ul- IJ gineeriag Education held Jm Aus tin Friday and Saturday, April 21 *" d 22 \ q:7*r This was the third meeting of the Society vririch was organised at A and M two ppnrs ago. Officers elected Ipr the follow ing year were T. D/^aylar, dean of engineering at Texas 'University, president; and E. H. Hath.NJean of engineering at S. M. U-, vtommea j ■dent. J. J. Richey, hceul of Um civil engineering department at A N and M, was continued as ia mem ber of the executive committee. Dean Taylor will saccoed P. C. ] Bolton, dean of the school of engi nee ring at A and M, retiring pres •f Engineering Education which is to be held iq Chicago ’fMa sum nur. lie National Society; was or ganised forty years ago at the World’s fair. Next year’s meeting of the Tex as Section of the Society will be hehl at either Texas Technological School or Rice Institute, j Professor V. M. Fsires of th* mechanical engineering depart ment at A and M will hd on the program at the national 'meeting of the Society for the Promotion K I ,*1 * ? FRIENDLY SHOP 1 iSj; .1 1' (arnpus Barber Shop (fo lip Y) * I — TO THE SERIOUS SENIORS — THE SBABOAID LIFE INSURANCE CO. Offers AD Plans of Insurance At Convenient Premium Deposits HERSHEL Bl Rl.KSS In Y.M.C.A. 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