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NOTICES'
•OWDULB OP BTBNTI:
F«b. 10—Picture Show, Benefit
^ A M. Ufle Teem, Anaemblj
Hell, 6:S0 p. m.
P«b. 1 (^-Architectural Club
Dmm, Mcm Hall, » p. ■». until
1a.hl
Peh. 11—Baaketball (aag, A. A
M. n. T«uu UntTertity, Gym.
P»b. IS Id IT inc.—Municipal and
Sanitation Short Courae.
Plh. 1ft Kr tertainment Series,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Guion Hall,
t p. m.
Feb. 17—Picture Show, benefit
Preaa Club, Aaaembly Hall, «:S0
Feb. 17—Baaketball fame, A. A
M. ea. T. C. U., Gym.
Feb. 17—Marketing and Finance
Club Dance, Meaa Hall. 9 p. |
tfl 1 a. m
Feb. 90—Baaketball game, A. A
M. ya. S.M.U., Gymnasium
Feb. 23—Picture Show, Benefit
Kream A Kow Klub, Assembly HaU
Feb. 24—Entertainment Series,
Poequin Trio, Guion Hall, 8 p. m.
Feb. 24-Field Artillery Ball,
Mess HaU, 9 p. m. to 1 p,- m.
THE BATTALION
SWIMMING TEAM
Members of the Varsity Swim
ming Team and aU persons wish
ing to try out for the Varsity will
please report at the swimming
pool ot 8 p. hl Tuesday Feb. 7th.
There will be a meeting Wed-
Maday February 8th at 5 p. m. at
the swimming pool, for all persons
wishing to try out for Freshman
swimming and diving,
Vidor R. Kennedy, personnel ad-
daor for the Civil Service Com
mission and Soil Conservation Ser
vice, will he here Wednesday to
discuss rivil service with seniors.
Meetings will be held at 10 a. m.
and 2 p. m. in the Agricultural
■ngineering lecture room.
NOTICE AG ENGINEERS
The A-S-A/E. Society will not
moot Tuesday night, but will meet
Thursday at 7 p. m. in the lecture
room of the Agricultural Engineer
ing building. L. F. Livingston, past
president of the A. 8. A. E. ind
now manager of the Agricultural
Extension Division of the E. L
Dupont de Nemours Co. will be the
BATTALION STAFF
A meeting of the present staff
ef The Battalion and all students
not now on the staff who wish to
become members has been called
for Wednesday night at 7 o’clock
in Room 122 Administration Build
ing. The meeting was originally
scheduled for Tuesday but was
postponed in order not to interfere
with the U. C. L. A.-A. A M. de
bate. All students interested in
any phase of Battalion work are
nrged by the editors to be present
•Wednesday.
VARIOUS TYPES
’ f(Continued from PH* 1)
C. W. Csesey, Ru^n Jeff Davis,
Hallsville; J. WaRsr Hsmm<«, Tye;
Steve Collins, Mart; J. R. Brannon,
Jr^ Carthage; George G. Chance,
Bryan; J, H. West, Bishop; C. H.
Day, Plain view; C. B. Wardlaw,
Del Rio; Roger GiDis, Del Rio; G.
W. Cunningham, Del Rio; Edwin
May#, San Angulo.
T. A. Kincaid, Sr., Osoaa; C. C.
Cannon, Sheffield; Marsh Lea, Ft
Stockton; Fries Maddox, 8s
water; Walter Booth, Sweetwater;
Pteij Ear-wood, Sonora; 'Adolph
Steiler, Comfort; E. W. Harrison,
South Bend; J. T. Snead, Amsrillo;
W. B. Mitchell, Marfa; L. CL Trous
dale, Houstpa; A- T. Potte, Harlin
gen; J. E. Ward, Ban Benito; Lon
Alexander, Childress; John D. Rog
ers, jflmvuota; R. L. Batte, Cam
eron; John Underwood, Denton; J.
W. thy, Fkdnvtew; L. L. Mackey.
Longview; C. R. McClure, High.
Reagan McCreary, Calvert; V. C.
Marshall, Heidenheimer; F. R.
W ff Brsdy; Walter Maloe, Hal-
letuville; Tom 8. Senter, Ahrarado;
J. L. Ladd, Sherssaa; A. 8. Hew
lett, Nemo; G. Ed Renfro, Lillian;
W. E. Baker, Crawley; Richard
King, Corpus Christi.
Jay Taylor, Amarillo; Dolph
Briscoe, Uvalde; H. F. GiU, Alice;
W. W. Turney, El Pam>; J. M.
West. Houston; H. L. Kekereot,
San Antonia; John C. Buna, Fort
Worth, (.oorge Jones, Marfa; W.
B. Warren, Hockley and G. R.
White, Brady
Texas Maaofactarers
Texan manufacturers who have
already accepted invitations to at
tend the meeting include:
W. R. Archer, president, South
Texas Feed Co., Houston; Hines H.
Baker, Humble Oil and Refining
Co, Houston; R. L. Blaffer, chair
man. Humble Oil and Refinh* Co ,
Houston; H. CL Bdud, superinten
dent, Higginbothahi-Bailey-Logar.
Co^ Dallas; A. L Bminard, pref
dent, Beaumont Iron Works, Beau
mont; E. W. Kelley, Kelley Manu
facturing Go.. Houston; L H.
Kempner, Jr, treasurer, Isaperial
Sugar CoJ Sugar ' Land; Arthur
Lefetpr, Jr„ The Texas Company.
■Htelp. . T
J. Sock well, Rockwsdd Bros.
& Go , Houston; W. C. Trout, pnv;
(Mn^iRafkia Foundry and Machine
Go., Lufkin; E W. Wier, preaident
Wier long Leaf Lumber Co, Hous
ton; Wld-Porter A. Whaley, exeeu-
-IV. vier president and general
manager, Texas State Manufac
turer v Association, San Antonio,
wka'^fU be accompanied by mem
bers of the association.
Walking Backwards into Marriage?
That’s Subject for Friday Lecture
BY BILL MURRAY J . |
j You would not think of attempting anything so foolish ae to walk
backwards, blindfolded, off a stage or op a flight of stairs. Even In
the most ordinary daily operations you require dear vision, under-
»landing of the subject and knowledge of ahst Bee ahead.
Bat in taking one of the most important steps of life—getting
mhrr .-d mu-' people do something equivalent to walking backward
with a blindfold on. la nine cases out ot ten, people wall into marriage
with a complete lack of preparation* 4
for this important step and with
la deplorable lack of vision of what
lies ahead.
So says Roy E. Dickerson, who
is an authority on marriage and
family life, and be will proceed to
sobetantiate that viewpoint and
explain what he can do to improve
the situation, in our own lives. He
will be here at A. A M. Friday and
Saturday, Feb. 10 and 11. Friday
night at 7 in the chemistry lecture
room he will lecture to the general
public on the subject "Walking
Backwards into Marriage", the
theme of which is deacribed above.
In addition to thia main lecture,
under the auspices of the Y. M. C.
A., Dickerson will speak twice on
"When a Couple are Engaged," for
Marriage and Family Relations
course classes (Rural Sociology
815), Friday morning at 10:00 and
Saturday at 11:00. And he may
give another lecture for the public
in the Aaaembly Hall, Saturday
afternoon in connection with the
abow on the subject "Understand
ing yourself”
Dickerson uses the most modern
end entertaining ss well as educa
tional methods in his lecturing.
Frequently in his lectures he uses
steropticon slides and moving pic-
STM AND
PUBLIC OPINION
RUN PARALLEL
ami institutions. From 1938 be waa
director of activitiea ef the Grand
Council of the Order of DsMolay.
And be has served as seerdtery for
Y. M. C. A.’s in a number of plae-
Among the numerous books Roy
Dickerson has written art "So
Youth May Know" and "Growing
mU) Manhood*, books for young
people widely rated as the bate in
their field. Some of the booklets
be has written are "Getting Ready
to FaU in Love”, Things That
Gount in Courtship", "When a Cou
ple Are Engaged”, "Getting Start-
c-d in Marriage", "la the Service”,
and "Education for Marriage and
Family Ufa." He writes a greet
number of popular and scientific
Castees and journals.
CLUBS
DAMKS CLUB
Hie jA. A M. Dames Oak will
meet Wednesday eeauing Feb. 8
at 7:30 p. m. at the Y. M. C. A.
parlor.
All Student wives are cordially
invited to attend.
Dickerson, whose home is Kan
sas City. Missouri, was awarded
bis degree of Bachelor of Laws at
the University of Denver, and of
Master of Lews at George Wash
ington University. Ho baa studied
under the internationally famous
educator Dr. Frits Kunkel in Ber
lin, Germany, and fas the latter's
American Seminars.
Dickerson has made a nations
reputation for himself as a pay
chologist, sonologist, educator,
and lecturer. Of late years be has
devoted much of his time to lectur
ing at American collages and uni
versities. He la educa tional con
sultant and a member of the gen
eral advisory council of the Amer
ican Social Hygiene Association
He has served as rounsultant and
lecturer at many conference and
institutes, such as the Nstional
Hi-Y Congress, 1938; Christian
Youth Conference of North Amer
ka, 1938; Columbia University,
Vanderbilt University, Central Col
lege, and many other organixations
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USTTN, FtXM, February
the avorago American
deqft trend of thom-h-* ran parol-
lal to public opinion la at knot one
Wy is ahown by a comparison of
Polti taken by the American In-
of Public Opinion and the
Student Opinion Surveys of Amer
ica- At the ame time the Survey*
have received their first teat of
accuracy. ;J j ] \ii
During the period from Decem
ber to January Pn-Si.lent Roose-
velt'e popularity increaiM-d, both
scientific sampling orgamxations
show, and their figures come with
in two-tenths of one per cent of
each other, hwrease* shown by the
poll* am:
JOB BROOKS BAND SENIOR
ho graduated this add-term in
Inrhotfcf and Vtamaa and baa
baas fhrwi a position with Brooks
Dairies at Denton, baa; antwaneod
his engagement to bo married this
eoaUng Jane to Mbs Vivian Echols,
who waa president of the aopho-
mom dam at C. I. A. <T. S. C. W.)
last year and who clamtflod as a
senior them at arid-term.
TUESDAY, FEB. 7. 1989
——
TaTacr
Lust Day • H ad ,
Robert Donjrt ia
‘THE CTTADEL-
THUR8. - FRL - Sit.
American Institute
Qf-ll .-I .,a-| 4 P Ll iiu j.
OOTtJS .
li per cent
. 2.7 per cent
Atftfie Intramural |
Invited to Play
University Champs
The champion Troop C Cav. in
tramoral hnakethall team has been
invited to play the Texas champs
in Austin Wednesday night, March
18 on the annual “Fite NiU” show.
Members of the Troop C team
art Bob FoB, Jake Wilk, Pachyla,
Utterback, and Biben.
G Troop defeated L Inf. for the
title hero Doe. 14 by a aeon of
94 to 16
The game will be played in
Gregory Gym.
The rise in the President's pop
ularity, Dr. George Gallup <
plains, ia due to his activitiea in
world affairs during th.' Dm,- rath-
«r than more controversial domes
tic Fiudento have been found mors
in favor of the Pr< id. nt than the
i- i-i. pub! ic The comparison
throws some light upon the accur
acy of the Student Opinion Bur
vcys. organised in December with
the Battalion as one of the toop-
crating college newspaper*,'
Another dhakion the Surveys
waa made when two polls wi
taken on different months, using
different group* of students, with
the same question, "Would you like
to see Roosevelt run for a third
term?” The n-sulte:
aha of the cample being interview
ed has apparently nach.-d "ote-
bilitf,* or, to large euoagh.
Nearly three thoumnd studaata
of aU geographical sections, eco
nomic levels, ages, and other class
ifications, are ' personally inter
viewed for each poll, thus repre
ss the opinions of the 1,280,-
000 American collegians. The For
um, poll, which predicted Roose-
velta realectien with almost per
fcetwqraracy, finds it possible to
interview only 4,500 persona with
Mmilar toientifk methods to find
the opinion* of Tb,000.000 adulN
January,
yea
272 per cent
28.2 per cent
Although ,thi closeness of tha
figure* does not constitute a test
of the cross s<-ct ion of students be
ing used, it does point out that the
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