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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1938)
Makes as (Five IS iT thing «i ai iritramural way. They are a diy «tu<k-nt urganfeation and deeenre plenty of congratulation*. HAN and Mil ilmion. Wi Dan Ruiiaell. head Of the Rural Sociology Department and chair man of the College Community Cheat aaid today that the quota will he reached and ia>**ibiy more than the quota will be donated The College Community Chest it tlip' *Y “CHIC*" DENNY , I, , Rifle ahooting scores have just *>e*n compiled and F Cogst is ^he leader with a score of 474 out! h possible 600. The team composed t ulium with a H, Tumlinson »4, iley 06, Lewis 13, Parks 93. had sverage of six potgu bettor u J ^ Unn * r ’ I an organisation which stages a c r r ' ^ U "n f » »" 1 " L C r, i. A iW _ f **' * .iiffi rmt ornniuliolik, thui kxp- Th.» «„«. »er. f,red from four ^ Ih , m (rom h.ph.1 fe u i duri "‘, th " . k P . J * , iye*f- The response has. according scon, hy h uouit. wa* rons.der- ^ Dr Rutte „ tHr ^ ^ ably higher than any score posted , t in past yesgs. This victory in rifle shooting sl#o denotes the first short of tie ,< „> Ur bo cmpUlod m tbo' U, “^rth, jkr* P*» for dopertmonuand abould g.roFCo.., ,P> > tint btMt.Owprdi dump sumo '* c » "llopo ompluyo. QOLUet STMION 11,1931 Aggies Doped to Win; T.C.U. Only Pre-Season Favorite Still on Top pige a .Satarda y may be a winday day rADt l , t CAj g Ug9 auitk)|| j -] J By everybody giving, the total amount each one has to give w cut down to the small sum of • Last year the budget for the Chest was 13676; this ^ year the budget will be *2hS0 00. BY B. C. -JEEP“ OATES — Battalion Sports Miter 3 A. A M. Csmea of this week should find 4. Baylpr . Bay|or, Arkansas, T. C. U. and 6. S. M. U. Rice coming out on the top. 4. Texas Baylor won over Loyola at Beau- 7. Arkansas mont last year with a score of 27 to 13. We think that the Bruins are Jinx Tacker is still rsiaiag hell weaker this year, but that they about our school song. We like the still have enough strength to k»p song, ahkoogh we woeld like to the Coast team at Lot Angeles. have some ether songs as we*'A* Arkansas was the victor over long as we like the song for a Three Conference ! Contests Are Slated For the third successive Satur day three conference games are the grid schedule next weak-end. T. G U. meets Texas in Fort Wort* A. A M. entertains Rice at College Station, and Arkansas comes to Dallas far an encounter with S. Mf U. Baylor, with four oonforence contests behind, goes west for an Armistice Day engagement with Loyola of Los Angeles. The Bears rate a good chance to give the Soutkwest another intersections! victory, .which have been all too scaroe this season. Frogs and Longhorns will pei^ formi before a T. C. U. homeconv- f \ For at that Cyclone" ami will b« "Ut 1 BE IN MODE K STATION SATURDAY STARTS dl made its debut on this Wedneday, with being comple Led. A Sig 4 F. A. by a 2 to 1 count, and Jackson had the combination of the teams According to Dr. jP. L. Qettys, handily over Whall sad who addressed the Pre-Law Chib Schalfli. Trsplino spd Ti ail teamed Monday night, the difficulty of to whig lorous and Ra Iford in a attaining admittance to the bar to Gettys Says High Standards Kcstrid Admittance to Bar cloae fatch. With the co unt at one- practice lay is caused chiefly by Bell’s Ponies last* year, 13 to 0. school aosg the real of the world A. A M. best the Porkers, as did can make a one way trip te -f ^ Rice and Baylor in the last few Jiax might do' well if he #eald secoads last year. The gun is going stick to his sports writing aad let I ^ in Port Worth ^ ^ to fire this week in their favor.; the Aggie “Spirit of Aggielaad V no cUirvoy . ante to give the Christians the nod. But there is always a chance alone. Arkansas over S. M. U. T C. U. has finally nosed into the first spot on the national We wish to express our sympathy rating by Associated Preaa. They to “Jo-Jo” White. Joe has been have belonged there for some time, plagued with- an ankle injury this and Hutc bins nosed the rising standards by which law and McElwrith for tbe| yefs are judged. The diligent work necessary to pass the required work A C. W. Si playtd an in " cho01 Bhou,d ** ** "»***ured match w th B laf bjr »" the student’s mind, front by a 2 to 1 de- but b y ^ m ** u ‘ r » n y and Wotidman took <l«««ti‘»n that may confront him. 3*od in straight games G<? tty* urges the pre-law mid Winn orere taking "tudents to take their time in get- PotterandiWarnke, Amandsea and tir ^ oUt to tr ** n I Oklbakr f*t 4 s - 1 lrn «* th « mw ‘ ,ve * ^ , ook at both sides jf Martin aijd fclwell by| Ukihg 2 | a * nd »y t<* develop their power of analysis in order to un derstand legal j procedure better. He advocates making haste slowly, learning to thiak rather than to memorize, and .to base all argu ment on solid foundations. CORSAGES Vor The - CORPS DAM K C«ll U* We Deliver J. Coulter Smith Phone 672 Texas may give them a battle, but' fall, and Saturday he was injured the Frogs will continue unbeaten, in the mid-section One of the S. That leaves us with this Rice-A. M IT. lads butted him and injured A M. game. It is a grudge battle, an intestine. Rice has been coining along in great Tuesday afternoon old old friend style of late and they will Dr. “Sarwhones” Marsh got out his have some of their key men back tools and cut into White. He found in the lineup this week. Either that the intestine was in had shape MK j team may win, but it looks like and he fixed it some way. I never the Aggies will bounce back and did know what a doctor did when give the Owls their first conference he got to feeling around ia defeat Ernie 1-ain has fiixled out. fellow’s tomach. White will be in the hospital for about a month. “Oowell Hur- faith and that’s one of the thing* that keeps the crowds flocking to stadiums. The Aggie-Rice game ought to be a dillie. They played to a 6 to 6 tie In Houston last year, with thu Owli picked to win. The Owla will agaih be picked by many to wfaj j the two baek but you can usually count on thoae Cadets being tough on their home jf the Aggie Aggies IS, Rice 7. WINNER Baylor Arkansas T. C. IL A. & M LOSER Loyola 8. M. IT. Texas Rice Dean Brooks has sent down the following article on how to watch a football game. Of roe rue the Dean doesn’t advocate this kind of busier**. ..L™L FLOWERS ’ ji F For The A. & M. - RICE Game and Dance UN MYE(l, '22 „ko»«.Pr«h Flowers Senior Scouts To Meet With Rovers I ; BRYAN FLORIST A) NURSERY IQfc Pierce A Venue Plone Bryan 266 TT* -Hr — l! ;1 41? Plans for. the student chapter of Senior Boy Scouts will be perfected at a meeting of the Rovers in the auditorium of Che Electrical Engi neering buildmr Sunday afternoon George Brannon, the big 215 pound right tackle of the Aggies, has certainly been playing some football game without leaving your football during the last two games, own home. George never played what might 1. Sit on the front steps in the be railed an outstanding sparkling rain. game, but he certainly plays good 2. Hire a freshman Jo hit you consistent football. He rones fron over the head with a score card and Burleson. Texas, a little town of yell. ‘Team. team, team.” about fiOO people. 3. Engage a flapper to drop pea- nut shells down your back. Arkansas took the Mustangs by two touchdowns last year in Fay- * ettevdle and their air attack rt heirtg doped to do just as Well this. SJAlj. could beat Texas only 7 to 6, while Arkansas took the Long- hor$s 42 to 6. The signpost c*r* tairdy reads “Raaorbackn.” After next Saturday there will remain on the Southwest grid schedule six conference games and iwo iatersectional contest*. Both of in the effi backfield. Stopped at Dallani; rather effect ively by Matty BelT# great defense, rs^—letter known as Dkk Todd and John Kimbrough -will be AmWiagi their efforts tef Jimmy Kitta* Rice Fog Todd, the ritle of will W. as usual, sparkling Since he has been at A. A M.—one on the fish team years on the varsity - Todd hai ’ newer scored a point Again* the Owla. Hell be trying to mal scratch on that record. \ Kimbrough, a aophomor^ has developed into fhe second I colorful player on t id Aggie rostar, ■’i this week in'ai n at >t to slaugh- IN DREW NG will be farin’ to go i n game against Rite is a varsiqy player. Football fan* mill chiefly i J teres tod at theae two Aggie bad: 1 fieWeri, although they will prolr- ably also show some interest Ernie Lain—the guy who wanted to be “All-Texas”t-in case he ge^a into the shuffle. SEASONABLE HINTS Huw to eujoy .11 tk. thrills of S ^ Utter concern Arkansas' who completes her conference slate with the Mustangs. The Rnxorback* meet Mississippi State in Mem phis, Tenn., Nov. 19 and Tulaa in Tuba Nov. 24. . 1 " Lj] — GRID CHART Te*lri Bring the hat rack qut and T. C. U. Have just been looking ovjer the way the sports writers picked the let the hats and coat* fell ^ou you conference teams to finish. They once in a while, made their selections before the 5 Munch on a hot dog of 4u Font at 3:30. The Rovers are affiliated ,irBt were A com- lextare smeared with axle greane. with the Boy Sioilts and upon per- P 0 * it *‘ re " ult of 6 Occasionally hit yourself with fection of this club a very enter- ,bow ^ following, taining program will be offered. ** G ; This program is designed for the *® e# older boys whe once enjoyed the an empty pop bottle 7. Finally walk around the yard ’ Ride S. M. U. Baylor A A M Arkansas Texan Pet. 1.000 i.ooo i.oob as if looking for your cur. scout work and for all others who SIGNAL CORPS— may be interested in participating (Continued from page 1) games to 4 'j | ■ Corps Depots. A F. A. used nine men and finish The procurement, storage, and is- ed ahead of IF F. A. by a 3 to 0 sue of photographic supplies, the| count. Rutherford and Wilson took making of still and motion picture Butler and Prove hi straight set*. neR , tiw , and positives of military Couch and Denton did the same to ; , ., . . .. _ .. „ .. Fi . „ ! operations in time of war, and the Bailey and Sedberty' whife Mager and Conly turned the trick over I’^ration and distribution of Criswell and Hutchins. Training Films covering various C Coast was given a acare by E military activities in time of peace. Eng., but nosed them out 2 to 1. Sharp and Williams took Roddy and Haltom, Burgess and McMahon took Fimberg and Rabjnowitz. No len and Perrin for E Eng. turned back Davis and Edens of the Coast. In the last game G laf. won by a forfeit from K Coast. HAVE YQU SEEN Th« 193$ Ford V-8 1939 Ford Deluxe New 95 H. P. Mercury V-8 NOW ON DISPLAY IRYAN MOTOR CO. n North Main Street r L- ..i« . Y GJ'l AGGIES! TAKE THE OWLS! \ \ f (iet Your Supplies Of ('andiett. Eats , And Tohaccw I .• At Th# ' t ! | • ».j \ AGGIELAND GROCERY 4 On the Campus .1/ You have recently witnessed l Training Film prepared by the Sig nal Corps in conjunction with the Medical Department. The preparation and revision of technical instructions pertaining to the use of signal communication and meterological equipment, and all codes an dciphera used by the Army. In time of war, the interception of enemy radio and wire traffic, the goniometric location of enemy radio stations, the soloeion of enemy code and cipher messages and the employment and detection of secret inks. This work ia done in connection with the G-2 or Ih telligence Section. The installation, maintenance and operation of most fixed mill tary signal communication systems and certain temporary systems used by combat troops in field op erations. The fixed communication systems include the War Depart merit Radio and Telegraph Net with a control station at Washing ton, D. €., and important secon dary stations at Boston, New York, Atlanta, San Antonio, Chicago, Omaha, Seattle, San Francisco Panama, Hawaii, Alaska, and the Philippines. During a receto two months period the station at wash ington, D. C. handled over thirty six million words. Another example of the fixed communication is the telephone sys tems at various army posts such as Fort Sam Houston. Texas. Both common battery and automatic systems are used. The temporary systems include all sifinal communication facilities at General Headquarters, Army Headquarters, Corps Headquarters, Division Headquarters, and down to but not including the Brigade Headquarters. The construction of telephone and telegraph lines in sear of Division Headquarters fol lows the present practices of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and here we find bare wires on poles, aerial cable, and underground cable. Forward of Di vision Headquarters a twisted pair insulated wire is laid on the Season’s Standings T. C. U. Baylor S. M U. | Rice A A M. Arkansas ground. In addition, each Head quarters is provided with radio stations for communication with superior and subordinate head quarters, pigeons for emergency messages, and a Message Center which is a clearing house for mes sages addressed to or originating at the headquarters. The Message Center receives the message from the staff and selects the best means for sending to destination. The breeding, training, and dis tribution of pigeons. During the World War the pigeon proved to be a fast and reliable means of communication from front to rear. The conduct of a Training Cen ter for Signal Communication Per sonnel. This is the Signal School located »t Fort Monmoui N. J., about fifty miles from New York City, the electrical center of the Unitod States. At this school officers and enlisted men of the Regular Army, National Guard, and the Organised Reserve are trained in all phases of signal com munication. The Signal Corps may bo defla ed as a combined American Tele phone Company, Western Union Telegraph Company, and United States Post Office. The work of the Signal Corps is always inter- eating doe to its diversified activi ties and,the contacts mad* with all of the other branches of the 4**T L) I This Week’s Games (With Last Year’s Scores) Friday At Los Angeles, Baylor (27) 4m. Uyola (13) Saturday At Fort Worth, T. C. U. (14) vs. Texas (•) At College Station, A. A M. (6) vs. Rice (6) At Dallas, Arkansas (13) vs. S. M. U. (0) Last Week’s Scores T. C. U. 21. Tula* 0, at Tulsa S. M. U. 10, A. A M. 7, at Dallas Rice 8, Arkansas Q, at Fayette ville. J. Wheeled Barge j, head of the Agricultural Econopiu's Depart ment, went to IiHllat last week for the purpose of aiding in the or ganisation of an extension course in land economics, which will be conducted it) the Kgrm Securities Administration''Bulling ia Dallas. The new (course ip land econo- mki, which is offered under the auspices of the Farri Security Ad ministration^ will b- taught by S. A. McMillan, who Is now region- al farm mqnagemeqt advisor for the Farm Security Administration. The materiMl Cbvn -d by the eco nomics rourfe will boithat of an ex tensive stuify of problems involved in develnpihg state’,and national policies fqij proper jutilnation of land resources. Tim mudento In the 3 se in liind economics are the ials of the Farrn Security Ad ministration. * j r Members^ of the 1 Agriculturak t here will les class in -time for the ^ng lectures I’ Sludebaker • Buick Brazos, Motor Co. USED CARS Bryan Phone 220 1 * Economics *Depa visit the land Dallas from time purpose of deliv there. ASSEMBLY hAlL Poultry & Err Club Admission 25< AGGIES BEAT RICE! Accor T CHARUE’S FOOD MAR — / -1-4- T ' r I — LET'S I \ \ RICE! Eat Our Special Mi 'J; FLENfY o: lor t DANCING After The Co Dishes ROOM Dance f • Hi T r tw 41 j . < h HI ‘JxU iui/ [ - 1.. 4~- ‘U I - -V