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to a Military organisation.)
Kxetnped from M. 8. by
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• ompleted 4 yean M. S. (5)
Completed 2 yean M. S. (6)
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WEARING UNIFORM (J) WEARING CIVILIAN CLOTHING
Physically unfit
Ovar age
Foreign citisen*
Not enrolled in advanced
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Exempt M. S. (4)
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(Unices expressly exempted by
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NOTES:
(When expressly exempted by
the Executive Committee)
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< 11 Whan ••AMC*', insignia of branch and nnk (if any), R. 0. T. C. "patch."
(2) ’ &tne as (1) above, substituting "Aff»e Patch” for R. 0. T. C "patch."
iJj Wears “AMC" and *9ll( n , ‘‘Aggie Patch, 1 * and purple hat cord. No insignia of rank or branch.
. Officers' hat cord, boots, Sam Brown belt not authorised.
(4) Student* exempted from MIliUry Science may be "non R. O. T. C. cadeU” or "non miliUry students." I
(5) Stu.ienta who have completed the basic coarse, R. 0. T. C„ ag the entire 4 year course, may be “no® R. 0. T. C cadeU” -or be assigned to the Non-MiliUrv
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BIOLOGY PROFS .
ADDED TO STAFF
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The H -logy Department has an
nounced the appointment of Dh. T.
W. BreU, formerly of Cornell, as
a new member of the staff to
teach plant dissnae work Weldon
Brewster, formerly of N.T.A.i^, is
another new staff member who! will
teach (Oology courses.
According to an
by Dr. C. C. Doak. bead of the
logy Department since the
mtnt of Dr. 0. M. Ball, fourfnew
courses have been added to . the
curriculum, during th» past yaar
A great deal of new equipment has
been added, as well as several aew
biological models and other tench
ing aids, he sa.id f
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Tom Sawyer Featured at College
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TIm y are sturdy and built
hard woar.
By PAUL KHTMLBON,
Battalion Movie Editor
Hollywood received a lesson in
ethics last week from the hands of
| Joe Yule. Better kaown to the Hol-
lywoodites as the father of young
Mickey Rooney. It seems that Joe
was approached with a contract
calling for five hundred bucks a
week. Joe refused the contract and
further stated thht just because
his son was famoi i was no reason
for him to capital^ He also gave
notice that if the theater manager
where he is working did not quit
billing hitt sa the father of Mick
ey Rooney, be would sue.
Palace. Sat. Preview, Saa. aad Map.
"Letter of Introduction’*, Chqr-
jUt McCarthy, Edgar Bergaa,
Adolph Menjoa and Andra Leeds.
This picture, firhile not the beat
ia plot ia thoroughly ace high in
dramatic acting. Your interest will
be held throughout the picture be
cause of the fiae p* i f rmance turn
ed in by the whole cast
Edgar Bergen, introduces a new
character to the movie goera, in
the form of another termite roost.
He ’ is v*ry unsophisticated and
bay falls from all corners. Charlia
4s disgusted with the turn of for
tune and immediately tells Bergen
about it i
Flynn is perfect as the hero of the
story and should be congratulated
OB his best performance
I am sure the whole corps will
enjoy the picture and f shall see it
again.
NEW BUILDING
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TO OET UNDER WAY
Riding Breeches
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accordin
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TWO STORES
( nik'ge Station
Assembly Hall Saturday.
“Tom Sbwyer". Most of you, at
least I know I have, seen this
same picture before. The only dif
ference being that the actors are
not the same and consequently the
picture will bold a new interest for
you I was not impreaaad by the
picture and cooM have used the
time for other purposes. But in
case you are free Saturday night,
you might find it inter.sung
enough.
Tusaday and Wa. Aaaembly Hall.
"Robin Hood ". I cannot find the
space nor the time to write this
review aa it should be written. This
picture ia by all means the b
picture that the^asemhly Hall has
offered since my enrollment st A.
A M. The daring feats of the story
book herp make you actually be
lieve there was such a person Errol
Actual contructiop of the new
college buildings will be started in
approximately three weeks, ac
cording to Ike Ash bum. Coatrary
to the rumor that has received
some circulation—that is, that
some 3800 students were to be giv
en part-time employment in this
construction—a much smaller num
ber can be used. However, some
few will likely be employed.
In a short time quite a gang of
laborers—not workers on relief,
as soi^e reports have it—will start
arriving, to make their headquar
ters here for some time thereafter
—M long as the erection of the
buildings will require.
Colonel Ashbum further state
that present indication* are that
the hoped-for loan and grant of
14.466.000 from the PWA will not
be given. This means that the hotel
and auditorium, long desirad and
much needed additions to the col
lege, will likely not materialise.
However, the twelve new dormi
tories and the dining hall will in all
events be erected; the work on
them, as stated above, will soon be
gin.
IMPOSSIBLE
FOR O'DANIEL
TO ATTEND GAME
In a telephone call to Texas
Governor-Elect W. Lee O’Danid’s
office in Fort Worth, Col. Ike Ash
bum, executive assistant to Presi
dent Walton, Monday, learned that
Mr. O’Daniel will be unable to at
tend the football game between
A. A M. and T.C.O. at College
Station Oct 16. That day is “O’-
Daniel Day" in Dallas, and Mr
O’Daniel must be present there.
The A. A M Saddle and Sirloin
Club, which had at first planned
to hold its annual rodeo the night
of October 14, inviting Miss Molly
O’Daniel, winsome daughter of the
Governor-Elect, to preside as queen
of the rodeo, has now changed the
date of the event. The club has de
cided to hold the 'rodeo the night
before the football game with Arit
ansas October 28. It is probable
that Miss O’Daniel, possibly with
her brothers and parents, will be
able to attend the rodeo on this
latter date and pretide as its queen.
' AGGIES!
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your weekly laundry
hem by handy Hallway Express
Mb. b- your college rooms sad ftwrn, coavcoteoth,
c-coaopeictlly sad test, with ao bothr* at alL Just phoae
our local collage agent when to come for the bundle. Hell
fell for k promptly w hisk k away on speedy express
trains, to your city or town nod return the home-
dooe product to you—oA uitbtU txtm sAesye-the
whole yaar through. Rates tor this famous rolteg
service err low, Wyatt can send re/frrt you know
(only by Railway Express, by the urny). It’s s very
popular asethod jnd adds to the happy thought.
Phoae our agent today. He's a gOod man to know
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Fencing Club Meets !
At the f.rst meeting of the fen?-
iag club, pteaident Alvin Good stein
presided, and new officer* wen-
elected. Leo A. Levin, sophomore,
was elected publicity director
Thomas Ackerman, outstanding
tenior fender, was elected cones
pnQftog secretory.
The following old members of the
club an- . liable for the varsity
team—Good stein, Ackerman, Rom-
minger. Degrd, Benson, Everett,
Gay, Hisce, Levin. Routon. and
Hutchins Ackerman showed up
well st the mid-adantir meet last
summar.
This year’s freshman team ia un
usually strong. New members, with
conference experience whV will be'
eligible for the freshman Uwm are
Clemmoau, Bentleye, Swuggart.!
and Franks.
A girl’s fencing team will also.
be put on the itaat this yepr. Ac
cording to Publicity Director Levin,
the outlook for the coming season
is exceptionally good.
EVERYTHING TO SUIT
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Traffic Education
Taught by Former
Highway Patrolman
Vernon Engberg of the State
Highway Patrol has been employed
by the State Board of Vocational
Education as an itinerant instruc
tor of traffic education. Engberg
ia a graduate of the University of
Texas, has worked three years with
the Texas State Highway Patrol,
served as State Field Represents
live for the Texas Motor Trans
portation (the State Trade Asao
elation for the Trucking Industry)
doing membership, public relations,
and safety education work. Ho senr
ad as technical advisor to the Rio
Grande Valley Safety Council.
Mr. Engberg took a course in
training accident investigators in
Accident Prevention Bureaus offer
ed by the National Institute of
Traffic Safety Training at the
summer.
University of Michigan this past
The courses to b« offered for
traffic officer* are baaed largely
on material* prepared by the Safety
Division of the International As
sociation' of Chiefs of Police. - Lt.
Franklin M. Kreml of the Evanston,
Illinois, Police Department, is direc
tor of this safety division.
Mr. Engberg is wrorking with E
L. Williams, head of the Depart
ment of Industrial Education this
week and is planning his courses of
study and instructionql material to
meet the needs of various groups
of peace officers and commercial
drivers. He will spend next week
studying the traffic program In
Dallas and baginning October
be will start classes at Wichita
Falla. A year ago last spring Pro
fessor Williams conducted confer
res for the police officers in
Wichita Falla, the outgrowth of
which was a plantx-d training pro
gram, and Mr. Engberg is now to
carry out that program.
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Following negotiations between Representatives of
the Senior Class and the Cleaners and Pressers of Col
lege Station the following Price Adjustments on Student
Uniforms have been ma^e.
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Effective Oct 1st CASH AND CARRY Prices on
Student Military Uniforms will be as follows:
(XD. BLOUSE, clean and press....25<
0. D. Slacks, clean and press 25f
Bombay or Ice Cream
clean and press .1
Bombay Slacks, clean and press..., 25* , ,\
(All Other Prices Remain the Same)
These Drastic Price Reductions are made in the
hope that the entire Cadet Corps will be benefited, and
are the result of cooperative efforts between the Senior
Class and the Cleaning and Pressing Industry of Col-
lege Station. .
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