1
THE
DEAN RETURNS
FROM SEVERAL
CHICAGO MEET&
Dean R. P. MarkteOer Hm just
returned from a 'rip to Chicago
where he attended i i—tiagi of
oral Well known orj (anizationa. The
meet important of the gatherings
was a meeting ol the Deans of
Veterinary Medicue, an organize
tk>n recognized b\ th.- American
Veterinary Assoc alien and the
Bureau of Anima t industries in
the United Statee Department of
Agriculture. This leesWng was for
. the purpose of o nandering prob
lems <rf school eqi lipgient, courses
of study, school elinic4, aad volume
of enrollment
The schools represented Includ
ed Cornell Unhnrsity, Michigan
State College, Oh o State Univer
sity, Alabama Polytechnic, Col
orado State Colh ge, Iowa State
Washington State College
Dean Maratellei also attended a
meeting of the United States Live
Stock Sanitary Aisociation, an or
ganiiation composed of veterinar
ians and livestocl; seen interested
in prevention and control of animal
disease*. Dean Marsteller said that
the consideration! of this organ!
sation concerned pot only the eco
nomic Importuned of animal dis
eases, hut their iiiportant relation
to public health.
Other meetings! in Chicago at
tended by Dean MdrsteUer were
20 Pre Med Students
Take Aptitude Test
A test required by the Aroeri-
n Medical Association for all
Pre-Mod Students who wish to en
ter medical school was given by
Dr. 8. H. Hopkins tf'qtxmt twen
ty A. A. M. students. This
emphasised clearness in thinking,
ability to retain facts in the mind,
and general information.
Any student other than a fresh
man was eligible to take the test,
but one student says thgt
looking forward to a degree are
better prepared than the student
who taken the minimum
quirements., .
The first part of the test cover
ed rapid reading and retention of
medical information. Besides
question to test the student’s un-
were lift points out oi, a possible
366 devoud to general Informa
tion questions not pertaining to the
Jones Co.
Program of
Pictures to
The 8. M. Jonei
Ufacturers of sue
oil wall pumping,
PiMM . _
Club with an fast f luting talking
motion picture on tlie manufacture
and care of suck* reds at the
meeting held by th^ club last Fri
day night
Mr. L, Buchner, representative
of the Jones company, lad a dis
cussion' after the picture had been
presented and
of the
alysing pumping
pumping well. He brought with him
a dynamometer ae: used by the
company and explainvd the setup
to the members.
BA
TTALION
College, sjate College, and “® <licid information. The test also
those of the Res<
Animal Diseases
the Horae and Mi
America, i
irch Workers In
»f America, and
le Association of
emphasised defining medical words
and terms, reasoning ability, i and
the reading of a passage concern
ing a new drug, sulfanilamide.
rv
AT TUB REGULAR MEETING
of the Poultry and Efg club to
night, members will hear an ad
dress by Mr. ArehMiljof the South
Texas Feed ( ompany of Houston.
All nonm. mbers interested in hear
ing this address;Mb cordially in
vited to come to the'meeting which
will be held in room lit of the A.
L Bldg, at ?:S0.
J. P. Hayes,
leum, made a
value of the
the AJ.M.E. ■
done by the
the of the
troleum
ing funds to coi
H. E. Gross, eqi^p:
in petro-
t on the
it chapter of
work being
in obtaining
fund for pe-
seniors need-
the year,
tent instroc-
tor in petroleum, n^de a brief talk
on the value of the dynamometer
and stressed the dse of It in oil
then learn your superior’s .Job so
you will be reedy for H If oppor
tunity presents itadlf, v '
“Don't worry too much about
audit for what you do—that will
me if you do your work well.
"Learn to accept responsibility.
"Make good friends of the right
kind of peopl*. Cultivate t
ahead of you and let those behind
you cultivate you
Broaden your interests in life
by taking adtiVe part in con
*ity work—be a good citizen. I
“Have courage of your convic
tions and carry through those plans
you firmly believe are right.
“Never attempt sharp practices
on your superiors.
“Surround yourself With best
possible associates and make ese
of their ability. f'
“Delegate ae ranch authority as
possible to associates but never
lose touch with what la going on.
“Be natural inr all your s
avoid imitation.” .*
NOTICES
December 16—Entertainment Se
ries—Deep Fiver Plantation Sing
ers—Guion Hall—8:00 p. as.
December 1S Ch me** Re 1 lef
Pictures Assembly Hall—6:4$ p.
M* * TT! '
k one white front foot,
by the name of Pepper. Reward
for return. Call College lUO.—
Marty Karow.
OFFICIAL NOT1CF,
There will be a meeting of the
Veterinary Faculty in Room 211,
.Administration Building, Wednes
day, December 14, at 6 pu m.
—R. P. MARSTELLER
field
STUDENT OPINlON^-
(Continued ffom page 1)
veys are Intended to add a “fourth
dimension” to the colege press by
reporting scientEicgUy. national
student thought.
Campus interviewers have ap
proached students of every descrip
tion. rich and podr, freshmen and
seniors, in big schools like Colum
bia in New York and California
at Lot Angeles and in smaller
schools like Luther in Iowa and
Schreiner in Texas. They have ask
ed, “Should the United States of
fer a haven in this country fot
Jewish refugees from Central Eu
rope?’*
YES, said ; 31
NO, [ 1 '
But it was clear from the coast-;
to-eoast returns that students as i
whole would like tk> see the United
States help oppressed Germa>
minorities in some way, some sug
gesting the offering of homes in
U. S. possessions. “No country
should turn away people Who bring
ee much with them,” said an Illin
ois senior. “But where would wo
put them?” ask id a University of
Minnesota. Other* definitely be- j ^.itiona.
Learn to do yc^ir Job well and
MARVIN SMITH4-
(Continued fr^m page 1)
the requirement being six yea
in acceptable professional work,
two years in a responsible posi
tion, and a thesis. The Smith the-
is was a summary of his profes
sional writings contributed to
scientific publications
Speaking at the testimonial ban
quet Smith gave the following
twelve rales for success.
“Get interested m work you are
doing if you expect to go to kigk
T~
j ■
m
wise Mam
KNOwi the
C/ALUt Of [mental •
iSUGaSTlOh IN GET
TING m CHRISTMAS Gin
HE MOS] DESIRES
—1 yV-
Gift Suggestions
i
“FOR MEN”
ManhaUgMJMrtS
. Mppluittas I’a jarnttv
Manhattan ILindker
Hickok Belts and
Suspenders
Hickok Jewelry
Beau Hrummel Ties
Lounging Robes
Cocktail J^ekiU
House lilippprs
“Aggie” jUfry Gift
Items
, - llL. , .11 j • T
“FOR HER”
? Holeproof Hosiery
Richt*stvr Handker
chiefs
Belber LuggaKt-
Gloves
Ingber Bags
‘Aggia*
lieved none should be allowed. No
ticeable waa the qualification, “If
other natkms help also.”
American Jewi.sh students, con
gregated in the East Central
states, it appears raised the “yee”
answers in that^ hqrticular section
of the country, .where SB 1 per cent
were in favor. In the New Kagland
group 35 8 wen j affirmative; MNtt
A* -Atlantic ab.l; West Central
30.7; Southern 29 5; Far Western
^.2 Awareness of the pretdem and
iistnbutk>!| of the population a-
ong racial lines gre pointed out
iy these sectional figures.
S A Xi E T
N 1 .; / f
“GOOD”/
ICE CREAM
Bryan Dairy Store
1M B. 2«th Bryan
HOUSTON BOYS
Houston boys? are reminded to
get their bids for the Christmas
dance from Jack Craig, M Milner;
Dow Mima, 77 Milirar, er Jake
Wiik, 61 Law before leaving school
for the holidays.
BILLIARD < H \M1‘
fContinued from page 1)
Ject ball, even though he doee it
before their eyes.
Peterson, world-famous billiard-
iat, whose uncanny skill at the
game waa recently featured in
Ripley's “Believe It or Not”, will
be at the pool hall in the T”
basement nearly all day tomorrow,
giving demonstrations of his al
most unbelievable shots and in
struction in the fundamentals and
tricks of the game. He will lecture
from S to 6 m the afternoon and
again from 7 to 10 at night, and
givu demonstrations during the
morning.
There will be a meeting of all
boys from Jack, Wise, Montague,
and Youag counties in HUl Hart
at 7j80 p. m. Wedn. 'day'aMlfck I
LOST: A brown lent
on flald west of Law
ime J. O. Bartlett inside
Finder pkasa return to tl
elL Reward.
CLUBS
ECONOMICS CLUB
Economies dub maotfa
day. December 15, 7:30 p..m. in
the Asbury Room. Speaker, Doctor
L. P . Gabbard, chief division of
Farm A Ranch Economics,:Texas
Agricultural Experiment Station,
A. A M. College. Subject: The
Human Element and Agricultural
Adjustment. Everyone invited
Strictly informal - Opon [ forum
Thurs-
. m. in
ASSEMBLY
TBK AMATBST
LOST
LOST: Log Log Decitrig Slid,
rule with initials R. V. on owe. If
found return to 28 Foster for re
ward.
STOP
Tues.
Dec. 13
i!
“Serves Owly
US, AGGIES
la Heame
fOMY CAFE
. TEXAS
Best at the 1/owest Priors”
LOST: A brown leather coat with
belt in the Chemistry building
Wednesday morning. Return to 28
Law for four times the usual re
ward. ji t .
LOST: Boston Bull Deg with
harness and vaccination tag. la be
tween a black and brown color
AGGIE JEWELRY
or
Anything 1 Her Little Heart Desires
iT i - 1, - | E
Come By and Let Ue Help Yon Select Year Christina.-
Gifts From Oar-Complete Line
1 ■ U ’ •; { 4 • 1i i
C. W. VARNER,' Jeweler
Rryan, Texas
4
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JJJ
mas
We Present the Ideal Gift
‘ ft L* 11 j A-, r i $ ^
tonjOEt, MOTHER, OR GIRL
T
, ‘ A COMPLETE UNE OF
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Glamorous Costume Jewelry, Compacts,
Claes, Carry-ail Cases
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OR PERHAPS SHE DESIRES LUGGA|QE
A Make-up Case, Week-end Bag, Hat and Stwe Bos,
n: T ! • 111 1 1 f -1
Or tke Complete Wardrobe Bag
We Wifl Wrap Yonr Gift For Yon
The Smart Shop
Appealing jfift packa^s wrapped fret
“Aggie'
Bryan
Vanities
rila1drop8(S
<tolk> K e SUtion
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VMlPPVIi m' • 1
blend that can’t be copied
...a HAPPY COMBINATION of the
xvorld’s best cigarette tobaccos
All through the yu
\ and all around the clock Chesterfield’s\
milder better taste gives millions
MORE PLEASURE 1
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At Christmas time send these
sore-giving cartons of
packaged in gay holiday
corned by smokers everywhere.
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Y(m f U findiOmterfields a
rette became of p>kat they give,
smoking pleasure than any
ever tried ^ the right
ripe home-groiL'n and aromatic Turki:
tobaccos rolled in pure cigarettf paper.
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