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ME STUDENTS TO
LEAVE MOEDAV FOR
TRIP TO HOUSTON
Three Days Will Be Spent In
A Tour of Lending Indus
trial and Commercial
Houses.
Thirty senior students of Mech
anical Engineering and three pro
fessors in the department of Mech
anical Engineering will drive to
Houston Monday morning, April
16, for the purpose of making an
inspection of industries and come
mercial houses in the vicinity of
Port Houj<t<n..,,
The inspeclidn trip is an annual
affair for senior4 in the depart
ment and is sponsored for the pur
pose of acquainting them, to at
least a small degree, with the com
mercial aspects of the field they
are about to enter.
Three days will be spent in the
lour of the industrial establiah-
greater part of the
er to a study of
most direct bearing
en in the M E De-
ugh the schedule
not now complete,
ip include visits to
Rt
ments wi
time given
those with
on courses
pertinent. A!
of the tour
tentative P k
the following:^ Houston Lighting
and Power Co4 Hughes Tool Co.,
Keed Roller Bit Co., The Ford
Motor Co., Texas Steel Warehouse,
end the Municipal Elevator. Sev
eral boats iu thp harbor will also
be visited, as w4U as the Port of
.Houston Fire Bopt.
Cotton Ball
Spring
Pageant
Season to New
The spring socia
laat Jweek-edd, when
held Friday gening in
its mavrn.-tu- impulses,
beauties from all over
phere made
ton, J. E.
of splendid
Pageant,
threw out
tram mu over tne a
de regal by the prei
I.uupot and Will Ai
d beauty and pagea
BE STUDENTS TO
60 TO DALLAS ON
INSPECTION TRIP
accelerated to
annual Cotton Ball
e Memorial Gymnast
drew to the campus a bevy of
State. With a sparkling atmos-
presence of King and Queen Cot-
Anne Staude, the affair was one
f 5 '- Tl_
T Decoration* for the pageant car
ried out the motif of an old South
ern garden in moonlight, with ■
woodland scene in the background.
Yaupon trees covered the entire
south wall of the gymnasium. Lat-
Approximately Fifty Seniors
Will Make Trip; Plan To
Leave For Dallas Sunday
Afternoon.
Approximately fifty senior stu-
dents of Electrical Kngiws Bring,
accompanied by >N. F. Rho.le, C.
C. Palmer and K. P. Ward, pSofes
son in the department of Elec
trical Engineering, will lenvf for
Dallas Sunday afternoon. April 15,
on the annual inspection trip, ^rhich
is made each ‘Spring by the clan*
to be graduated, for the purpose
of acquainting themselves with
the commercial aspects of courses
studied in the class room.
According to( a tentative pro*-
ram announced by Mr. Rhode, the
ilispection of industries will be de-
largely to those with the
direct bearing upon the field
Russell Addresses
Scholarship Society
Daniel Russell, professor of rural
sociology, delivered an address on
“The Social Problems of Our Pre
sent-day Organisation* before the
Scholarship Honor Society in the
Asbury Room of the library. Tues
day evening.
Dr. Russell pointed out the fact
that great advances have —
made in the physical
the past hundred years,
tie has been accomplshed hi the
field of social sciences. He stated
however, that this is to be expect
ed since the social sciences have
never kept pace with the physical
have been
sciences in
s, whle lit-
uce work, entwined with smilax
vines, and offset by small palms, ackfK **- Stress was placed on the
line the dance floor. From the
girders above hung multi-colored
strips of tissue paper, in brilliant
contrast to the dull steelwork'
which ordinarily meets the over
head gase.
Demanding the attention of the
visitors Immediately upon en
trance, a huge opened cotton boll
clung to a' semi-circular maroon
background, framed by a wide sil
ver band . . the whole backed
up by the green of the yaupons J
Immediately beneath the cotton
boll were thrones for the King
and Queen, and still further down
stood the orchestra platform,
fronted by the maroon instrument
stands of the Serenaders.
marriage and divorce. problem, as
well as the unempleymant and
crime problems, i One of the most
expedient means of eliminating
these difficulties is te enact uni
versal national laws to supplant
varying and inadequate state leg
islation. according to Dr. Rsssell.
Aggie Fencers Lose
To Dallas “Y” Team
Winning two, tying one, and los
ing three of their bouts, the Texas
Aggie fencing team lost the meet
held Saturday night in Memorial
gymnasium to the Dallas Y M C A
Foilers. This was the first meet
held by the A and M team against
outside competition since its or-
Places
Own Art Work
i On! Exhibition
Vchitectural ProfeH»or’s CIq-
,Tlection of Lithograph and
Pencil Sketches and Draw-
; ings May Be Seen Thia
‘ Week”
I;
JC. J. Fipney, associate 'profes-
sdr of arcliteatural design, has
placed on exhibition in the archi-
teetural library on the fourth floor
afj the old Main Building a collec
tion of his Own lithograph and pen
cil drawing^, water color sketches,
and measured drawing of La Bahia
Mission at 'Gohad, Texas.
laeladed (n the display are color
ful interpretations of such' well
known spots as the old Villa Maria
1 im \eat of Bryan, a roadside scene
nmr Hearns-, rains of Baylor uni-
| Vqrsity at Old Independence, A and
M) campus construction scenes, as
will as tee H sketched in Mexico
apd France, Of particular interest
ial the ws4*r color sketch of a
scene from!the artist's window at
F^ntaiables^i where he received
tils dlfiemi d’ecole de - Beaux-
si..
FOR !BYK EXAMINATION
AND GLASSES
ML J. W. PAYNE
OPTOMBTUaT
DR LAMAR JONM i
Dentist
! X-Ray
feeund Floor Cits N.CL Bank Bids
: Bryan, Texas
LOOK YOUR BEST
for the
INSPECTION TRIP
and
R.V. HOUDAYS
The Campus
Barber Shop
Bert Saritfc, Prep.
•la the "Y"
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ITHACA, N. iY.—Sir Arthur
Stanley Eddingi n former British
astronomer and ahthor of popular
scientific books, give the an
nual Messenger torture senes at
Cornell U niversity ^his year, com
mencing April 9.
SPRING IS HERE -
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Satisfy That'Urge
('old Drinks
1 V !•
Sandwiches
HRDLIKA’S PLACE
For "Mother’s Day”
|4ui
tjsfc
Send your mother yfur pho
tograph. It is a gift jshe will
treasure through the years—
because it’s- you. i
AGGIELAND
STUDIO
Ptctar* PramM
Lacing the bottom of the au
dience section (the north side of ganisation last year.
_____ __ thr bu » ld ‘ n *>. fluffed rolls of white M . GL Calvert, ttogle Lake, and
lectrical Engineering. Under cotton dr *P* d brown batting, hung K . H . Pier, Fort Worth were the
group are included; Dallas over l ** e k> w er rail. two Aggu- fencers whp won their
Pbwer and Light, X Ray equipment * * * ' contests. Calvert won over O. Gru-
i of the Kinchek* Company, Has- ! ! w»w, captain of the Y M C A team
kell Exchange df the Southwektern 1 P **es trumpeted the arrival of ^ . WO re of 2-1 and Pier won
Bell Telephone Co., Graybar Elec- 1** K ‘ n * and Charles Cole- uV er Fuhroop by the same score,
trie Warehouse, General Electric m * n • * n tones, announced Other Aggies in the meet were:
Warehouse, and the Trinidad sU- them, and the Serenaders, croon- Captain Charles Van DePutte, lost
tion of the D P k L. Several other in * " s, ®«Py Tim « South, ac- to Silberger; F. A. Hubbard loet
industries whickj although aok di- com P« ni * d their approach. The to Alcorn; E. S. Hunter tied with
recilv related to E E will Drove ro > r * 1 P* ir ■PP«*" d gracefully be- Williams; and D. R. Parker lost to
interesting to the .Unts, are to '°re turned, and amended to | Van Riel
be visited. In this group the prog- thl ‘ ,r v ‘‘* Vot thrones, beneath the ^ return match will be held with
ram lists Lone Star Cement Co., ^tton boll.
City Pumping Plant (Bachman We were far from being disap-
Dam), Dallas Municipal Airport, pointed in the show of feminine
Ford Motor < oiapaaf Assembling pulchritude, when duchess after
Plant, Dallas Gas Co., and Times ‘ duchess, and model, after model.
Herald Newspaper. paraded before our datxled eyes
The group isiko be entertained with their escorts .... a dreamy
at breakfast a da . luncheon each lady with shining silver drees ....
day during their stay in Dallas darkest brunette in softest yel-
by one of the firms which they low .... a dinner jacket and a
Visit that day, according to Mr. red-head with flushed face ....
> Rhode. Monday, they are to be shy Aggie .... platinum blonde
gutst* of the D P A L for break- with long red gloves .... lovely
fast and The Lone Star Cement ! lace .... calla-lilies!
Co„ for lunch. Tuesday, The Gcn-
the Dallas team in May and ar
rangements are being made for the
team to fence with the Fort Worth
"Y” team on the same trip.
SUBSISTENCE PAYMENT
iI*:NVEli Colo.—The Denver
('birion of (he University of Den-
vm was adjudged the best College
itowspaper in the Rocky Mountain
region at the annual conference of
tl* Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate
Pfess Association held recently at
tty Colorado School of Mines in
Gieely,, Col# rads.
*1 —-fr— s—
DR* A. BEN BOW
Dentist |
5 Office over First State Bank |
Phiae:|75 or 635 |
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RING UP
another sale
• From this dreamy mood we were
, , 4 startled into peppiness by the ca-
wiih breakfast and tty Dallas Gas p^le dancers. Miss Virginia Self
(o, with lunch. Mednkaday will be Shirley and Bess Dent,
spritt with the Dallas Power and j i^ uit ^eir roles were well liked
Ityht at their Trinidad Plant. . WBg evidenced by enthusiastic ap
plause from the audience.
The Pageant over, the public
decended from stands to Ball, and
everyone went out for a downright
good time. Two o’clock came,
and all was ended .... the little
boys and girls went ho«ie?
Lucchese
Boot Co,
Inc.
CUSTOM
BOOT
MAKERS
Boots, Shoes,
Sam Browne
Belts and
Accessories
101 W. Travis,
Milam Bldg.,
San Antonio, Tex
(Established
1683)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS TO
MAKE INSPECTION TOUR
Seniors in chdmical engineering,
accompanied by M. K. Thornton
and F. F. Bishop of the chemistry
department, will start their in
spection trip from the Ben Milam
Hotel in Houston Monday morn
ing, April 16. A bus has been
chartered for tht- trip and various
i companies will be visited in Hous
ton, Beaumont. Texarf City and
I Port Arthur.
Included in the entertainment
to be given for those making the
trip will be a smoker at Beaumont
Monday night given by the A and
M ax-students club of Beaumont.
Commutation of subsistence will
be paid the members of the first
advanced course, ROTC. (Juniors)
at Room 102, Academic Building,
Thursday, April 12th, beginning at
3 p. m. Those student* who have
classes an til 6:00 o’clock should re
port immediately after the dismis
sal of their classes.
The payroll for the second ad
vanced course (Senior*) has not
yet been returned by the Finance
Officer, but is expected either
Thursday or Friday, and payment
will be made immediately after
its receipt.
The government pay for ROTC
students amounts to $18.00 less
15%, or $15..10, for the preiod from
January 1 to March 31.
BAMi::
ASNtiAVHLY i
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KING OF JAZZ
PAUL WHITEMAN
Saturday, 6:30 P.M.
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KISS BEFORE THE
MIRROR
with
'NANCY CARROLL AND
PAUL LUCAS
Satunfay, 10:30
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THE SPORT PARADE
\ . With
JACK HOLT
Wednesday, April 18
j Selling by telephone gets results. In many lines
of business, salesmen are finding they can cover
more customers more often—and close more sales
at lower cost by telephone.' . | i j
Bell System men have worked out a number
of plans for systematic market coverage by Long
Distance telephone. They have also devised tele
phone plans for more efficient handling of pro
duction, purchasing, administration, distribution,
cdjlections.
-j Because Bell System service is fast, economi
cal, adaptable to specific needs, business more and
more turns to the telephone. ^
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
WHY NOT SAY HELLO" TO MOTHER AND DAO*
—BATES ARB LOWEST V H 1 K s *) p. M.
Matty Bell, retiring Aggie grid
. mentor, returned Thursday to the
A and M campu* after a leave of
absence of one month during which
lime he aided in spring football
j training at Southern Methodist
University.
Bell, who ended a five year per
iod at head of thf physical educa
tion department of A and M this
year, will go to IS M U next year
as vanity tine coach and chtof as
sistant to Ray Mormon.
S-A-L-E
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STARTING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11
WHAT SAVINGS! Two for the price of oar plus one cent.
ty* at Yoar Rexall Store
“Save With
PHARMACY
I FINALLY FACED
THf QUESTION OF "NERVES
-CHANGED TO CAMELS
I’M SMOKING MORE- :
AND ENJOYING IT MORE.
MY NERVES AREN’T ]
JANGLED ANY MORI,
CAMEL'S COSTLIER TOBACCOS
YOU CAN SMOKE THEM STEADILY... BECAUSE THEY
NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES . . . NEVER TIRE YOUR TASTE !