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October 2
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October
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October
Im« H»U-
Ociober
rim- 'Jitney
Ball -8:00 |LimJ
ir in “OFFICIAL
tli lit M«t U Um
JtATlONS of.
fctioa BalMinc
loa4ty for tbe Tnet-
Bottnlioa and by
ofternoon for
The Battnlion.
CUtCULA! t MO. 11
L ioferenor
froph | (f), 1
THE BATTALION
le to Pnra
A, Colkfo
Sborw—At-
odcncv oeni*
Boom-7:30
ty Dance—
midnight.
So-
Assembly
Regulations, \ i m wbkh reads at
follows: •
•Except when otherwise speci
fied, all students ire anthorixed to
wear cmlian clones after retreat
wlM' off the Campus. Communi
ties adjacent to tl»' Campus are
considered as* pai t of the Campus
in to far an this privilege is eon-
Oite Abie’s Slant:
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All-Americans
Numbered Three
In Saturday Game
BT “CUEBALL"
Editor m ( hief
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t Modern
and
Kquipped
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Section ,
take care
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can take care al
and if kinds of
atckcB, Clocks, Jeucl
LOW PRICE
AB Aggies
oa
df Repairs
Us A Trial
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Store
2. The above
is being
students as
any type of
ter retreat an
pus. In order
further
of any one, ci
find as
including
S. With
regulation in
tiea adjacent to
dude College
tion, the
district adjacent
‘becomi;
regulation
by sonw
to weai
clothing, af
off the Cam-
there may be no
on the part
clothes is de-
civilian attire,
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reference to the
“communi-
Caropua”, in
Oakwood Addi-
and
dm North Gate,
the Country Club, Hrdlicka’a, and
any and all fill4»g station*, resi
dence*, placet of amueement, or
place* of btiRine** within 3
of the Academic (Building.
GEO F. MOORE.
Colonel, U. 8. Aitny, Commandant
NO. 14
1. Unleea
the uniform f<
games will be
hat) and the
away from hoi
chiding white
GEO. Fj MOORE
Colonel, U. S. AJtfy, Commandant
home football
o. t (including
bra for panea
will be No 1 (in
intramural
Intramural
minded that E
A Water Polo
at the Intrami
Wedneeday Oct)
berthy, Intrar
DOM
Saturday’s gone and all Aggie".
I feel sure, will carry oa the good
tradition of forgetting it and aim
ing fo« the rest Of the tilts.
Baylor's next'
TAX PATKKS ARB GOING TO
college this fall, especially on Sai-
urdays. For with the recent su
preme court ruling that football
is not an essential educational ae-
-V—
thrity, football games are pouring
thousands ef dollar* into the fed
eral treunry each Saturday from
the tea per cent tax on each ticket
over 40 cents.
Expert estimate that the govern
ment will collect 350,000 oa a good
Saturday—end a “good Saturday”
is ons on which approximately
640,00 spectators pass through the
stadium turnstiles.
When Aggie Coach Homer Nor
ton said the T. C. U. team was
one of the best he had ewer seen,
he was not over-rating the Progs
at all.
T. C.. U, wbch ialways has a
team well up with the best, is really
set to go to town this season. It’s
bit early for picking tbs ns
tion's outstanding teams, but there
can be no question that Dutch Mey
er’s collection of grid Udent has a
slot in the super-elite bracket of
anybody's calculation, i
About O’Brien: These can be
little doubt in snyliody's mind that
Dsvey is dos for AmBIMMH
honors. A boat Aldrith: Ki was also
in the gams in a very big way, and
he too will get All-American con
sideration.
BEGINNING OCTOBER 19th
,1. Jifii I-,.' ■ u It hi IT ;
Any business through student agents or solicitors
: | of akoe repairing will In* discontinued
j HOUCK’S BOOT SHOP
COLLEGE STATION SHOE SHOP
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THIS PIPE NEVER BITES MY TONGUE
— i I IHi 11A11 ■ I il'ii
“LEI'S ALL GO TO WACO’’
Get Regulation For The
•' ihhE' j' s '’
CORPS TRIP
;
Kvntfo<
IAN AG BBS
are re-
Cards for Class
to be turned la
office by 6 P. M.
19.—W. L. Pen-
Director.
I -i-
SHIPMENT
r lof
li FH
HerrinKbone -
f i if*
( heck Stripe
SWIFT AND ( OMPANT
ESSAY CONTEST
Notice has b4en received from
Swift A Companjr that the winners
of the eeeay contest for this year
must be announced by November 1
in order that tlky may have time
to make an advance payment to the
student winningi from this college.
•Students should bum in their eesays
to me by Octobir 26.—D. W.
k I
TODD OUTSTANDING
But while A- k M. didn't come
out on the right side to boom his
stock highly, Dick Todd was good
enough for All-American rating
and then some. To those who have
hinted around that Todd was just
a flash in the pan, Jb I-to-you-eo's'
are in order. He played a great
game.
And so did all the players on
both teems, barring some unfor
tunate but elways-present muffs.
Tbe thing I regret moat is that
the sise of the score might be mis
leading to a great many people
The affair was ne runaway; it
was a close (until the last quarter),
hard-fought contest betweea two
teams which under ordinary dr
rumaUnces would be about equal
in strength
I donV want to apologise for
the defeat ef the Aggie team, but
there are some points which should
be considered. v
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All
Drape And
Model* j
ifT.
Socks
I T '
Shits
Belts
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TENNIS
Candidates fi
tennis team
tbe Physical
convenient, I
practice pen
• |i •
the 1939 varsity
invited to call at
jwMEDICO
hos only pot'd. Alter combm.nd cellophane
OKtorluc and 66 baffle absorbent screen
interior. Baffles break up and cool smoke
Itream; trap ukotinq^ |ukes ond flakas,
automaticaly breoi. n 9 m pipe
Jl’NIOR BLOUSE .
f Cap and San
j to naUi.l
WHITE SHIRTS
BLACK DRESS
REGULATION
In Nu-Weave
•r in regular
FISH CAPS... j v
SAM BROWNE JUS
REGULATION SLACKS
'f | j] I \ % I / • r \ k
BDGERTON SHOES . .
FORTUNE SHOES . .,.
NUNN-Bl’SH SHOES J.
INSIGNIA
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BRYAN
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N Two t onvenient Store*
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COLLEGE STATION
swepwmwasw
rrs over now
In the first pines, the team re
turned from Frisco only Tuesday.
The Frog squad got back from
Philly a full day earliar, Which gave
a decided advantage to the Toads.
Secondly, the Frog team is com-
-posed of seniors almost entirely,
who have had years of valuable ex
perience in playing together. The
Aggies aren’t fortunate enough to
have that situation to the extent
the Frogs havp it
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MILITARY EQUIPMENT
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• LEATHER JACKETS 4 SWEATERS
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•RAIN COATS4-TRENCH COATS
FOR DEPENDABILITY
r
Id Inc as soon ns And the Bn copld go on But
or | an Ligament to there's no need for it Is.
EXCE'ANGE STORE
D. F. Woekes.
The Texas
ment Station
s list of the
quisitions for
ber of the
staff has failed
invited to sppl
Loan Desk
■syo, Librai
tural Experi-
kindly distributed
lege Library’s ac-
’38. If any mem-
hing or reeaarch
receive one he is
for a copy at the
Library,—T. F.
CLASS SI
Seniors
ber 24 is the i
have their pi
class section
is the desdlir
made.
>N DEADLINE
itninded that Octo-
lliae for seniors to
entered In the
the Longhorn. This
|*o please have them
at
NOTICE AG
Tbe A. S.
day’ night
Room of tbe
you Ag.
gether and
(GINEERS
E. will meet Tue»-
:80 in the Lecture
. Eng. Boiling. All
let’s get to
the bunch.
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The Agronofey society will meet
Tuesday nighu October 18, at 7:30
t m. in the A £ I lecture room.
. I. P. Trotter will show moving
pictures takeq during tbe cotton
tour in Eurobe this summer. All
members who (are interested in the
cotton contest; are urged to attend
The initiation )of new members will
follow the rejnlsr meeting.
“SEE AMI
the guiding
of exchange
by Lafayette]
cidental
it \ hkst is
I of a new type
arranged
here and De
ls California.
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