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WE BAND NEEDS HELP
leretofore it Km always been
tot ch and tfo u*> lo the hut minuU*
u to how and where the A. A M.
Co lege Band would obtain money
fof Its tH|t jto play for paradM
•nl Affte football fames at oth r
cH lea. |Is stmffles hare not al-
WI ys been wjcci-.eiful, thoufh Band
m mbers have ttied to obtain the
im ressary funds in every jpaaMtA
m y—Jelliiii: Band key taga, selling
asadwichea. candy, hot cKoeoiate.
ai d other things on corps trip
tr tins .and #pdals to the «mr
el as ar 1 c r ery # th*r afency from
w t<ch the funds might be obtained
Obvious!*, (therefore, there ia a
pfaaaiag need for same regalar
of money for the Hand to
mkke its trips on. Ohe good stop,
it feed, has already been consider
that of addfcg 60C U the ato-
ddnt activities laA the addition;.
I Hllir be aped by the Band
Hpjwever, motw yet needed
Bands of oth^- large Tcxm cpl
lAfea-^T. C. (U .lSrM. U., and the
r are furnished by their res
p >etive instjtuticatt plenty of money
t make long t^ipe—* Ohio, )0hl
il omia, New Y^rk, and elsewhere
bile oar IB . mi had to work and
4oiTy consuii'i ably before it wm
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(ATIONAL AFFAIRS
DB. R. P. Ll’DLUM
John T. Flyim ia the anther of
li woekly column in The New Re
I ublk. He writes chiefly on finaa-
c al affairs, but he touches other
a ibjects whi*i the spirit move* him
1 ie ia yi shrewd and able investi
f ator and a skillful writer. It
\ i rould be a'|feanare to men tier his
^ulumn, if for nu other reason than
I > hnn^ It to tic attention of peo-
]le who do not read it regularly.
I am mentioning it this time
i or another reason as well. A week
y< r two ago Mr, Flynn wrote a col-
l ain respi ting the foreign policy
* f the Uaitod States. His thesis
iras Ahat wsi does not come in a
moment. It ccRnes atop by iMR»
i in first atepi frequently going
i innoticed, (anil sometimes mors
i han the first one) and the others
e I oBowing one hy one U until a sit-
I ation is correoted when no choice
II left but war)' He wondt r. C how
i wmy stops th^ United Statas had
1 aken before thp end of September.
I leeking the answer, he looked
through the Washington columns
t f Pearson and Allto. who, he says,
j ,i» IWandly tt< the President and
< lo him no intentional injustice.
From PciuMln and Alien'd ma
Wrinl K appears: (1) President
, toosev.dtV famous “quarantine”
THE
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sure it would even have funds to
go to Tyler on, even though the
Band fresha$aj were left at col
lege.
Another related subject on which
action if desirable ia this: for a
great deal of work, Band sopho-
mores, juniors, and seniors are
paid paltry sums ranging from
11-60 to $< a month, while on the
pther hand, 8. M- U. band members
receive about $20 a month, and
those of other colleges eorrespoad-
ingly- It would be a forward step
v> afford th. Band regular and
sufficient funds’ for its trips, and
to give its members some more
adequate compensation for all their
work
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ternnhs! of 2<J Exclams-
an electric tion express
souroe T ing triumph
speech of October, 1987, wm writ
ten in the State Department. Be-
fere President Roosevelt delivered
it, he Mked the Navy what Its
plans more, and found that a plan
existed for joint notion by the
United States and Great Britain
against Japan, if occasion Should]
require its use. This plan wm to
cut off the shipment of goods to
Japan by placing fleets at th©
Panama Canal and at Singapore.
(2) Ambassador Wilson’s warning
to Germany in April, 1938, that
this county might enter a future
war was approved in advance in
Washington. (3) Our seizure of
two Pacafic islands claimed by
Britain was approved by Britain,
been informed of the ac-
advance, because it coft,
the ge neral principle of
co-opeaation between the two coun
tries. f4) President Roosevelt ap
proved the Anglo-Italian pact, and
the roquest that he approve it, sent
him by the English Foreign Minis
ter, was « duplicate of the one
sett to the British dominions As C nmm -» r Wnrlr
Mr. Plyryt says. “Thu roused ^ OFk
critics to chaff the career boys on
our attaining domiition status.”
(6) Hm Preaidant approved a
speech by our Secretary of War,
which was a provocative attack up
on Germany and Italy (6) A Brit
ish statesmen, Walter Runciman, on
a viait to the United States, in
fluenced the framing of our second
neutrality act so that it would
operate to the advantage of Eng
land and France. (7) When cir
cumstances altered so that the act
only imperfectly aided thoa© coun
tries, oar own Administration made
plana to change h to rerapve the
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Mr. Flynn’s conclusion fr
>s that the country shoui
formed as to the pur
foreign policy, and of any
that are/ made
Nobody say* that ar
Km beam tirade for our
Done by Barger
M. Wheeler Barger, head of the
departme^ of Agricultural Eco
nomics, agent six weeks in WMh-
ington, D} C, during the summer
doing some special work on tha
legal aspects of marketing with tha
mark, ting section of the Agricul
tural Aifyistment Administration.
The requiat for Professor Barger’s
temporary services grow out of the
fact that he ip one of the few
agricultural economist* in tha
United States wko is also a licensed
Attorney-jn-tawi ' , J
war on the side of England and and Fn ate,
l*\ urwn.. MadMMAa. ** * >» ^ - . I .
France the minute fighting breaks
out, but aimply that our neutrality
ia violated beforehand in favor of
pne probable side.
imminent prospect of such a war
shows thf necespity clearly enough.
Perhaps 4re w^at to enter a war
at oneq an thf side of England
:, although 1 don't think :
we do, perhaps we wapt to fhape
our poll ry so as to help those coun
tries touch m we can without
becomtag! involved in the war H-
Agronomy Society
Formulates Plans
The Student Agronomy Society,
with Beal Hargrove as president,
H. F. Goodloe, vice-president, and
T. H. Seay, secretary, » m fall
swing.
v The group has m a project the
sending of a team to Kanaap City
and to Chicago on a regular cotton
contest study ,
At the next meeting of the dub,
October 18, the society ia planning
a program which! will include a
series of motion pictures on the
1938 cotton study contour contest
This will be reported and ex
plained by Dr. I. P. Trotter and
some of the students, who accom
panied him to - cotton Centers in
Belgium, vFnaoce, England and
Switzerland.
The public will be invited to view
the movies on cotton study contour
contest. * \
STUDENT Acnvrmi i
The attention of at *
and organizations is called to para
graphs 44. tt, 44, and 47 ef College
Hogjlations. These
have reference to the
contracts and rcgulatk
organization*, dances, benefit pic
ture shows, etc. The names of the
officers of tha various organiza
tions should be filad in the Com
mandant’s Office. Constitutions
and bydaws for the various organi
zations should also be on file.
It ia highly important that re
quests for dances and benefit shows
be made at once as the calendar of
events wiB soon be compiled. Forms
for these application* may be se
cured from the Commandant's Of
fice. A meeting of the Student Ac
tivities Committee will be held 1*
bout October 16 and formal action
wiU be takea on these requefta at
that time.
D. W. Williams, Chairman
Student Activities Committee
ICIAL NOTICES
f !
BENEFIT SHOWS:
Due to the fact that thera^ are
so many groups requesting bene
fit shews, it has been decided to
increase the number allowed' this
year. IRhe limit will be appfoxi
mately V7, which is tha number of
Friday nights In the school year.
In order to make it possible to
have this large number of bdnefit
movies, these rules will apply*:
1. If the organization so desires,
it may show the movie on Thurs
day and Friday nights.
2. The organization showing the
movie will take core of all ex-i
penses incurred, m they have dene
in the past, and split the first hun
dred doflars above this amount on
a fifty-fifty bMis with the YJI.
C.A
3. $11. money taken i$ * Shewe,
those two items of expenses w6U
belong to the organisation
soring the benefit movie.
Approval of requests for she
will be based largely upon the
pose for which funds are to be
and the number of students
voiced- i. jj'f
Thif agreement was worked out
and agheed to by the Student Acti
vities Committee and the Y.M.C.A.
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ILE OF BBNT8: J
7—Benefit Show, Lddto
Club. Assembly HmL
14-Benefit Sho* Polo
ition, Assembly Hall, f:46
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October I.V Football gatae, A.
A M vi. T. C. U.
October IB-^Ourfe Dance, Meet
Hall, 9 P. M. to 12 mjdniglR. )
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College KogubUions, Paragraph
42, (14) (a) should read “F^r over
due books, regularly c
5 cents per day ”, F. C. Bo
T ‘”T ' *
RaV-H CLU B1EMI
AU Ex 4-H ( l ib memhei
requested to meet in r >oi
Academic Building, Mondak
ber 10th. at 7:20
INTRAMURAL MANAGES
There will an important
of all Upperelsss and F
Intramural Managers in the As
eembly Hall immediately after sup
per Monday, OH. 10. I
W. L. Penberihy, Intrapt
: Hltueter I
PIANIST
Thera ia a N. Y. A.
Ztudent as an accotn
Glee Club that will
fcoonth. Those into
should contact J. J
210, Petroleum
(building, at onte.
for a
for th.
$12 a
in the
Woolket,
FOUND: Money f
is try laboratory. Can o
from Chemistr>- office
' identification.
in Chem
sin same
by proper
CAMFI S RESIDENTS
The importance of knowing what
this Administration, or any Ad,.»«]L w hkh seema more raaeooable.
ministration, is doing by way Of j perhaps yre want to stay clear en-
antkipating our position and oor
problem* if a war should begin in
Europe, cannot be emphasised more
than it deserves The feeling of
Americans a few days ago at the
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FREE
FILLING STATION
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FOUNTAIN PENS!
I.k,
Sankeql Park
tiraly, bat watte tot' our choke
may be.'jit should be mode after
careful uonsideration of our ob
jective and how ever nation will
contribute to the attainment of the
objective we Select. It ia useless
td try to work out a policy on stich
a basis, if tpljt position of the
United States has been prejudiced
in advance by; the Administratien.
DEBATE TRYOUTS
Tryouts for the debate team will
be held Oct It in room 329, Aca
demic Building. All students, re
gardless of classification or ex
perience, are invited to partkipate
by preparing mven-minute speech
es on either Ahe affirmative or
negative of “Resolved, That TWxas
should adopt a retail mIcs tax.”—
C. O. SPRIGGS, Couch
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opportuoity to buy \
tl^riAo Shirt. While
aUrtLu,
$2.2.-.
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HALL
. It has been deemed advisable tot
the v s»tety of school children that
Lubbock Street be ebsed to traf-
fk at the intersection of Throch^
morton lending to the Conaolidatei
School during the ooon hour. . .
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ASSOCIATION OF
UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS
The year's first meeting of th/
A. and M. chapter of the American
Association of University Proles^
aors wiU be ^» ld Tuesday evening,
October llth,' in the parlor of tb*
Mess Hall, at 7:30 p. m. A report
of laat year’s progress will be giv
en, and the program for this year
xHAlto'Mia. II.. 1:
AD members ef the chapter, aoi
all members of the teaching staff
who desire to become members, art
invited to attend.
LOST: Gold Waltham
with gold band. Finder
turn to Gene Davis, 88
double usual refcard.
rist watch
>lease re-
lilner for
LOST: Fresh$nan Cheigistry Lab.
Manual, somewhere ia ykinityj of
jattdl|y. If fouhd, plcsso notify, or
return to, William D.lc. Jones
room 11 Leggett, Box) 1878. Re
Ward offered.
BAPTIST
9:46 A. M
Bates,
big worship,
shall, Special
6:46 f- M. 1 _
ko, W. f. Parmer,
P. M Eveninj
W. Marshall.
Death A eoi
tended to all
The re viva
Church wfll
•tebi’lev. J.
C H
B0 Morn-
WJ Mar
at the
W. Mon hall. State 1
Baptist Student Secretary ia doing
the preaching a
lor University,
reeling the misk.
to
thru Sunday
u»d Paul Leath, Bay-
Waco, T txaa, ia di-
kfil
Missouri Spied
Services wi|l be held; Sunday at
6 P. M. in Dm Y. M. C A Chapel
All students Whe are inierested are
invited to attend.
ST. THOMAS’ CHAP! L'
(Episcopal) Bar. Roi roe G Hau
ser, Jr., Rector. 1
8:30 A. M. Holy Conmutiion
11:00 A. M. Morning! Prayer and
sermon by the rector.
4:30'P. M. Meeting (of the Aco
lyte's Guild.
Visitors Me extended a cordial
invitation tp attend ydl tike ser
vices at St TbomM’ ChatieL]
PRESBYTERIAN NOSlCt *«
9:46 Sunday School;.11:00 Morn
ing Woedhip, Sermon Topia: “Why
Do We Take Communion”; 7:00
Youngs Peoples' Laogqh.
Sendees in the ‘Yj Chapel A
coi'litl welcome to a!^.
Norman Anderson, Pastor
I'-, sbMrnan Ki lloaship Disn.-r
Fellows, don’t forge| the Fellow-
skip Dinner on the Lawn of the
Manse storting about '6:161
BATTALION MBWtIG 4
There will he a noting of the
entire editorial staff qf -The Batta
lion at 7 o’clock Friday night in •’
room 122, Administmti< • Bldg.
A HAPPY THOUGHT FOR THRIFTY C0UEGIANS
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home by handy Railway Ixpress
your college rooms sod retura, tonvemcntii,
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to your city or town sad return the home-
done product
Itb»mt extra fSprgr
hole year through. Rate* lor this
.ervioearc low.msu'you can seadcw—...
only by Railway Express, by the way'
popular method sod adds to the hnpp^ tboc(git.
Phone oux agent today. He’s s good maqtoknow.
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