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Th irsday, Friday and Saturday
' ‘he Eagle and the Haferk. .
Pn view, Tuesday, and Wednes
day:
1 he Kiss Before the Mirror.
Sui day and Monday :
1 he Barbarian.
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•General Program Is
Complete for Annual
Farmer Short ~
AT IflE ASSEMBLY HALL—
irday Night:
weepings,
relay. Midnight:
intom Broadcast,
lesday Night:
Cover the Water Front.
e accompaniment of vicious -iUt 4 J., .
, ^ „ . mal Nutrition and the rema
themselves in another of
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.Vick
the
diapo
those ike little crusadin^-against-
war pictures we are seeing so
nuich- of lately. This one’s in the
tjr, has scenes of air fighting
which should be interesting, has a
notv too highly stereotyped plot,
and is bolstered by excellent act
ing.
Ctf Fr^.rio M.rch, C.ry W||| ^ d| „ UIKd
Grant, Carole Lombard, Jack ( jj J ..
OMrii. ;
*1 goners 1 program
completed for the Fanners
Course, which will be held July 24-
129,< with the following courses in-
< eluded: Ihonf economics, agricul
tural enginearing. poultry and
ma) husbandry, and agronomy,
tails of the progrn m are now be
ing; arranged and should be fi
od uithin.thf next two weeks
cording to I). W. Williams,
of the animel husbandry dc r T ..
merit.
The livestock part of the prbg-
ram has bees divided up into the
follfwing manner with one day de-
vot<*d to each class of livestock
Monday moniing D. S. Bucha
professor on animal huaba
will I lead the discussion on ‘
ODD THINGS AND NEW-By Lame Bode
Detectives playing “Post Office”
or somefhing seems to be the
mainspring idea of “The Kiss Be
fore the Mirror.” In this picture,
the husbands that kiss their wives rest c( the day. On Friday live-
before the mirror immediately be- stock products will be studied a
will be devoted to swi
The : topic fol- discussion at
meeting Tuesday morning is “C
tagiejus (Abortion” whkh will he
led l>y H. Schmidt, veterinary chief
of the experiment station, and p.
S'. Shepardsorl. professor of dairy
husbandry, the remainder of th.
day is set aside for the study of
sheep and goat problems. Wednes
day ^Development of Pasture*"
by R. H. Bush,
farm • demonstration agent, and
study and inspection of beef cattle
will rtecupy the remainder of the
dag. On Thursday, Mr. Williams
will lewd a discussion on “The Care
of FaCm Work Stock” and the study
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Red ( rdss Appoints
"Ten Aggies As Life
Saving Examiners
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DAPHW
DID NOT CONTEND
THAT MAN DESCENDED
PROM MONKEVS..
R.LEW1S
of AurrsnuA
HAS BEEN A
UOCKCY
ft)/? 35 YR9.
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Sever
reappoint merits as Am erics n Nm- j
tional Red Cjross Lifs Saving Ex- |
weiie made Tuesday by j
Ned CampbeH, field representative
1 far the American Red Croas, from
] a class of mofe than twenty senior j
life savers.
The following successfully pass
ed the examiner’s tent: S. M. Du-
Boia, Santa Anna; C. G. White,]
Amarillo; R. p. Simpson, El Pado;
H. 8. Wilder! Corpus Christi; J. I
E. Moeller. .M>rfolk, Virginia; W. 1
1L Moore, Wa|o; and H. G. Seelig-j
soa. II; Dallai Those who review-
•sj the test wfre: A. P. Callahan.
Dallas. Lieutenant L. R. Nachman. I
swimming coa<*h; and C. M. Everts,
Jr^ Lufkin, captain of the swim
ming team in J930 and a graduate
that year.
Mr. Campbdl. whose headquar
ters are in St.: Louis, is one of the
three field representatives doing
the Red Cross .life saving work in
the United States. Arrangements
are being made for Mr. Campbell’s
'return to the. college swimming
pool In April df next year.
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THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
COMRADES
r IN mi CLOUDS
Courting daoth to-
gethog... Known and
-ioarod throughout
No Man's Sky.
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of hories and mules will occupy the
come suspicious of them, find that
they have lovers, and end up by
slaughtering or attempting to
slaughter them. One of the mirror
murders is tried for murdering his
wife and :is exonerated when his
lawyer, finding himself in circum
stances quite similar, realizes his
client should be acquitted.
Cast: Frank Morgan, Gloria
Stuart. Paul Lukas, and Nancy
Carroll.
‘The Barbarian” is a typical
Ramon Novarro picture, neither
more nor less. The scene is differ
ent, the-heroine is different, and
the names are different. Ramon is
a native Arab in Egypt who serves
as guide and lover to female tour
ists. Myrna Loy is the super-se
due tress. It smacks of the old, old
story about an Arabian sheik who
makes off with his occidental light
of love.
Cast: Ramon Novarro, Myrna
Loy, Reginald Denny. C. Aubrey
Smith, Louise Closser Hale.
Drastic retrenchment, along hu
mane lines, is in prospect for Am
erican education, in the opinion of
Dr. Henry Suzzallo, president of
the Camqgie Endowment for the
Advancement of Teaching.
R.. W. Snyder, (neat specialist.
Books Valued At $200 £ Alb ' rl J 1 * 1 ^ ' Br * ve Ne »
World by Aldous Huxley, and
Srant
HI CAJKXI LOMBARD JACK OAKK
Are Added To Library
Eighty-five new books have re
cently been added to the files of
the Cushing Library, according to
T. F. Mayo, librarian. These books
include novels, biographies, and
reference works in agriculture, en-
talk oki the “Curing and Storing gineering, sociology, history, psy-
of Meits”. fThe closing day of the cholory, and the natural sciences,
course*wrjll also be spent in a study The new books cost the library
of tan^ir^g hides. Tours will be con- approximately $200. They may be
ducted- that will enable visitors to checked out any time now, unless
get additional 1 information about held on the reserve shelves by fac-
any phase of t)|v work they missed ulty members or students,
during' the wee|t. Most of the books chosen were
Mr. Williams said that an atten- requested by faculty members or
dance t»f some three or four thou- students, and notes were sent out
sand people, Including over a to the various heads of depart-
thousaiwl members of boys* and ments to send in to the library the
girls’ dubs expected. Visitors will names of recent b<«cks whkh their
be accomodated in some of th* department desired,
dormitories aqd camping spac* A few of the more popular
will M available for those who books are: “Sardinian Sideshow”
prefer it. Entertainment is being by Mme. Brazdova, “My Experi-
planned for each evening of the | ence * >n tbe World War” by John
“The History of the Russian Rev
olution” by Leon Trotsky.
German art in the next decade
will be heroic, steely, romantic, and
devoid of sentimentality. It will be
dynamic with great pathos.—Dr.
Joseph Goebbfls, Nazi minister of
Public Enlightenment.
Charm is tke chleroform which
makes every operation in life pain
less.—Eve Le Verka.
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NEMIES
ON THI GROUND
Noting ooch other...
And th# cruel pro
fession that made
them famous. _____
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Also Tuesday and Wednesday
NANCY CARROLL •
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week.
Students At Smith
College May Drink
Beer If Twenty-One
NORtHAMPTON, Mass—Re
vision of a .rule prohibiting the
drinkipg bf alcoholic beverages so
that Smith College students who
are over 21 years of age may drink
the new. 3.2 per cent beer was an
nounced' this week by the student
government association at the col
lege.
J. Pershing, ‘Tragic America” by
(Theodore Dreiser, “Union Square”
Should be orepred now so they will be
ready for yo^ next year—iBut we will
lie here all l hrotifh sumifier to take
measurement!.
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The Uniform
MENDL &
ome
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
RAYMOND NAVARRO In
“THE BARBARIAN”
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Vacation
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Now!
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THE BEST OF QUALITIES
Like the Milder,
Better Taste
of Chesterfields
CAN BE HAD
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show you that Chesterfields are
Milder and Better-Tasting. But .
you can't learn much about why
they’re that way... except by tak
ing our word for it.
Wherever cigarette tobaccos are
on sale, there you will find our
buyers, busy picking out and pur
chasing ripe, mild tobaccos—al
most good enough to eat
Then they arc blended and cross-
blended—Domestic and Turkiah
both—in just the right propor
tion ... so .that there’ll be just one
good flavor and aroma.
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