i
-THE BATTALION-
NOTICES
SCHEDULE OP EVENTS:
Jan. 16-EntcrUinmat Series,
Hoaston Symphony Orchestra,
Guion Hall, 8 p. m. ' I
CLUBS ,1
There will be an important meet-
of tho Washintfton County
Club, Wedncaday night at T p. m.
in B Kamp of Bart Hall. I'
College Station PTA will im
Thuraday January 12, from S A 4
p. m. at the high aehool assembly
room. The guest speaker is Miss
Dosea Hale, extension sped
iat on child training. Her subject
will be "Understanding the Ado-
Isecent”
Ex 4 H MEMBERS
Dr. Daniel Russell will speak to
the Ex 4-H Club members’ Asso
ciation Wednesday evening at 1
p. m. in room 110 Academic Build
ing.
LOST
LOST Black Combination Light
er and cigarette case with great
sentimental value. Ronson make
Bears initials J.W.T. engraved on
ease. Lost in Casey 1 * or between
CaseJ’s and Academic building.
Liberal reward for return to
W. Thomas, 60 Puryear.
\ S A K S<>t'lety (ticturi will be
taken on the steps of the Ag Engi-
'■•■ry lC:;Min k >. Friday, jD*. TS,
12:40 p. m. Be t)|er«! Namber 2
uniform with cottop shirU '
PRE MED SOCIETY
There will be a meeting of the
Pre Medical Society in the Asbury
Room of the Library at 7:80 to
night ;
Slacks, Dog—Cost Her Job
POULTRY AND EGG CLUB
There will be a meeting of the
A. A M. Poultry and life Hub
tonight in room Ilk of the A. 4 L
Building at 7:S0.
The Junior Collegiate Chapter
of the Future Farmers of )lirira
will meet Wednesday dt TilO p, m.
in tht Agriculture Engineering
Lectai* room.
S A X E T
“GOOD”
ICE CREAM
Bryan Dairy Store
1M E. 26th S ( Bryan
There will l^a an Agronomy So
ciety meeting Tuesday night, Jan
uary 10, hi the Animal Industries
l ecture Room at 7:00.jDr. Thorne
will give an illustrated lecture on
“The Nitrogen Fixation of flail
Micro-organisms." Election of Kin*
of the Cotton Ball will be held
also. Everyone please be present
Wally Weiaelthier, Austrian sculptress at the 1
New Orleans, is pictured after her
authorities claim, the wore shorts or
taking her dog, Nife. •» the University ]
the charges, though seeing nothing wrong in
that she quit, anyway.
ate University,
the school because
classes and insisted on
, for rneala. She denies
•harts, or dog—and
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well pleased with the development
of the J bone situation at College.
All the boys seem to be pleased
and express their satisfaction with
the service, and asw orders ane
coming la all the time for phones
in. the halls. IV telephone service
rate is only $2.50 a month, and
the phones themselves art loaned
to the organisations, the service
being the only charge."
'It has taken os somewhat long
er than We had hoped to install
the phones, because to much equip
ment had la be obtained and so
many entirely new lines laid for
which there was no previous pro
ion. We have gone to a good
deal of extra expense to give the
college dormitories the accomoda
tions, and we hope the Aggies are
pleased With them. We will make
every effort in the future to ren
der theta the best possible service.'*
"The only tlfegifeoat which we
can complain is that some damage
—possibly unintentional, possibly
normal wear and tear—has been
inflicted. Two or three receiver
shells have been broken, and one
phone disappeared during the
Christmas holidays. We hope that
this loss can be lessened in the
future."
In the Weet Central, Southern,
and Far Western states, $ is not
ed iafluHH e almost negligible But
when all the results are ppolod for
the entire fountry,
withj Mich higher pereentages
raise the total figure «f *^es” an
swers |§ 10.5 per cent
And how ere these atudtnu be
ing affected? They napu- personal
contact with other students as the
most frequent way, wed hi
tion 4 MMI cafe.BacugsionH, invi
tations to meetings. prin|nl. ma
terial, and professors whe, aa a
University of Minnesota freshman
put It, "are So progressive* I be
lieve they tend toward commun
ism."
This poll, tike all ether* con
ducted by the Student Opinfen Sur
veya, attempt merely to s<>and out
student thought: Perhaps students
are unaware of propaganda Per
haps their individual definitions
of the "iams” differ. Bui their
answers about represent what all
American college youth responds
to the question, and should,not be
construed to mean that one .tenth
of the student* have aetaalpr been
influenced. The Survey j><>
only that one-tenth h
tempts of propaganda
Mrs. Frances McKmson
Kuda, Texas.
“Texas, I Lcve.MsLr i
SHEPARDSON-
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sot really "deliver
the
could
goods”.
Shannon Carpenter, now a stu
dent of Dairy Hulbardty at A. A
M., followed with s talk given for
the present students of the Depart
ment Be began by giving the
“low-down" on the various Exes
and faculty members present; and
then praised Mr, Sbeptrdson's
work highly. Col Ike Ashbum.
executive assistant to tlMfett
Walton who regret tor being un
able to attend, spoke in bMalf of
Dr. Walton and himself ia praise
of Mr. Shepasdaon.
Lastly, Overton Ftubus, presi
dent of the Krears and Kow Klob,
presented Professor jlflbeiiardBon
.with * gold Hamilton pocket watch,
complete with; chain, knife, and
CANADIAN PROF
VISITS CAMPUS
A. A M. last week was honored
by the visit of Dr. J B. Harrison
who is Professor of Field Husban
dry at the University of Saskatche
wan in Saalmtoen, Canada. Dr.
Harrison is Visiting various uni
versities and Colleges In the Unit
ed States far the purpose of col
lecting info mat ion valuable to
faakatoon institution in Canada.
Df. Harrisoh admired the work
of the project house here and said
that his home University needed
something of the. sort
After interviewing numerous of
ficials, teachers and exporinu-t,;
station workers for ^ week, Dr.
Harrison left yesterday en route
to San Antons. M Mil moke an
MOST MAJOR NATIONAL 80-
rorities engage in some sort of
philanthropic work among the poor
and underprivileged.
THERE ARE MORE THAN 2.-
000 items in the Wordsworth col
lection of Cornell University.
case.
a token of the MMlne |^ not4ern Mexkjo
hich he Hm .Mriflfl/
and family
Professor Shepardson, before br
and California.
Eh. Harrison
of the Dairy Hus-
JANUARY SALE
Suits and Topcoats
Now In Progress
We tre offering oar en
tire stock of Men’s SuiU
At very subsUntinJ mr-
ings. Stop in and nee oar
splendid groups of Var-
, sity • Town, MlekadB •
Stern, and Fashion Park.
ALL SPORT SLACKS
coming 1 1
bandry Department at A. A M..
was an instructor in this work at
Colorado Stat« College, where he
coached some of the athletic
teams, in addition to his dairy
work.
He eomed his degree of Bache- I
lor of Science at Colorado State
in 191T, and hip Master of Science
at Iowa State in 1924. In school be
lettered in fiHitball and other
sports.
At national dauW convention*
Professor Shepardscta Is always »
tured spoaher. He was one of
the ten men Selected Jby the Federal
Government to reprkoent jhe Uni
ted States at the WorldVniy
Congress in Berlin, Germany, dur
ing the summer of 1987. Just re
cently he delivered a main Ihddress
before the American Rutier In
stitute in Chicago, i
During the course of Aw ban
quet given Mr. Shepardson, many
a hilarious tale of the good old
days id A A M. passed between
the many ex-Aggie* present !
1 ■ I
weather in Tqxas,
OF TTfE 1399 PAROLEES OF
the New York State Parole Board,
only 4 per cent graduated from
college or a professional school.
A NEW MILKING PROCESS
which excludes air from all steps
of the process has been invented
by an Ohio Stats University pro-
foMsr.
UN-AMERICAN—
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ten says there has been some at
tempt to influence him, the poll
reveals that student bodies In the
West and South are very seldom
approached with such propaganda.
A staff of interviewers have
asked this question to n carefully
selected cross-section of students
of nil descriptions: "Has nny at
tempt been made on your campus
to influence you with communism,
socialism, or fnaism?" By geo
graphical sections,! titey have an
swered:
‘ Yes No
New En gland M% 913%
Middle Atlantic I9.r,% 80.5%
East Central 123% 873%
West Central.™*- 43% 95.8%
Bosfeora L. 51% IMJM
Far Western -L. 53% 943%
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SONG COMMITTEE-
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“The Men of Aggieland’Ufly R.
E. Bayleas, ex-Aggie of this class
of *28, of Clarksvlllo, TexaA -
“Give Your Heart to A. A’M."—
By Ernest Ford, a resident of Hous
ton, who has had considerable ex-
permnoe as a composer.
Take It All tho Way W A. A
AT SALE PRICES
‘Two Stores”
Bryan, - College Station
A PEACE COUNCIL TO Co
ordinate the peace activities of all
existing rumpus organitstions ha*
hosA srgantns^ ns Iffe JetMy, Co-
lege for women.
THE BEST IN
— SERVICE
— WORKMANSHIP
J SATISFACTION
CAMPUS CLEANERS
>iats
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-Tuesday. January 10, 1939
M."—Music by R. R. EyUnH
by Mrs. Ryisn-b-r an-i
m&Twn, oi
Sun-Kissed
HUIs\Words and mt»k by MaU
Un< aster Dnvis; arranged by Mins
Hunter Bhfday;
Mr*. W. G. Da via,
Texas A.M,C.
Words and music
Perfect, woBfl
iHiblishsi'by
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SHIPMENT OF MATERL
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For.R. Y. and White Dance Uni
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See Our Special Prices This Week
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Let Ua Figure on Yoor Uniforms Now
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1SBH ^43 YEARS — 19J9
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visit of the horti-
to Palestine yes-
‘ until Mon
use of bad
t* of Wed-
have
The
culture 817
terday was
day of next
weather. But
nesday and TWaday will
thier trip as planned if the weather
will permit
The Intended trip is for the pur
pooe of Conducting a field labor*
tory stxidy in which the student*
of thn horticulture classes may ob
serve the practical applications of
thoorim of _
pruning, tod planting as related to
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