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OIL WORLD SHOW
The Oil World Kxpoaitk* at
which Ric* and the ilnircraity of
Texaa had exhibit!, held jn the
Houston Coliseum April 24 thru
*•. was oenter of attraction for
the Texas Acres list w*ekend
Several hundred attepded the ev
ent, in addition to a party of 75
■enior petroleum engineers who
viaited the show last Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday.
Bill Small, chemical engineer
in* senior, took third place for
his paper on a phase of the petro
leum industry, in the contest in
which southwestern m ti<-ols com-,
peted. Edawrd Caruthers, mechani-
s engineering senior, took fifth
place.
- The detailed visit of the petro
leum engineering seniors to the
■how was part of the annual
senior petroleum students' inspec
tion trip, which this year took
them to Houston tnd Lufkin.
While in Houston they viaited
the Hughes Tool Plant and were
guests of the Hughes Tool Com
pany at a luncheon' Friday noon.
■They also visittfd the various
manufactoring industries in Luf
kin and attended a banquet Wed
nesday noon as the guests of W.
C. Trout, president of the Lufkin
Foundry and Machine Company.
THE BATTALION
EFFICIENCY OF
SCHOOLS CUT BY !
BUDGET DECREASE
The educational 'Appropriation
for the ntxt biennium was expect
ed to be passed today by the Sen
ate after the bill had moved along
after passage by the House. The
next mo we, it is believed, will be
a free coaferenceof the two groups
to adjust differences. ■
Official Notices
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
May 5—Cattleman's Ball. Mesa
Hall, 9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A. M.
May 5—Saddle and Sirloin Chib
presents Texas University Glee
Club—Assembly Hall—7:80 P. M.
May 5—A.S.A.E. Dance —Ag.
Eng. Bldg .—9:00 P.M.
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ALL STUDENTS INTEREST-
ed in sending in applications to
the Medical Schools should come
by the Registrar's Office and
leave your i name before leaving
school. Most of these applications
most be ia by July 1.
i E. J. HOWELL
Registrar
As passed by the bouse, the bill
takes no provision for handling
the greatly increased enrollment
at most itate collegfR and univer
sities, and no fuads for building
purposes were included. In the
face of present conditions, how-
ever, the bill is regarded favor
ably by school authorities.
Kffortt of two Ft Worth repre
sentatives, B. T. Johnson end O.
L. McAlister, to effect reductions
at Texas A. ft M., on tbq floor
of the House were
Their attack upon A. ft
regarded as an effort to punish
the college for Itt position of op
position to the bill that would
raise the junior Hpkges at Step-
henville and Arlington .to senior
rank.
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MI8CHA ELMAN, WORLD
famous violinist, will appear Sat
urday night May ft, at the Hous
ton City Auditorium in a benefit
recital for relief of Protestant
Catholic and Jewish victims of
Nasi persecution.
For three months Miacha Elman
is touring the United States and
Canada, appearing on the concert
stage in 25 cities. Proceeds of
these concerts will be distributed
equally among the three refugee
organisations concerned.
MOTHER’S DAY
GIFTS
of
Jewelry - Silver
Or Perhaps a Nice
PICTURE FRAME
. We Can Supply Your
Wants For
MOTHER’S DAY
1 With
Gifts That Last
CALDWELL'S
Sloral
THOSE CADET OFFICERS
appointed during the school year
1938-39 who have hot received
their ca.U t commissions are direct
ed to report to Room 10}, Acade
mic Building at once and obtain
them.
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By order of Colonel Moore,
CLAUDE F. BURBACH
1
1939
IAI BARN DANCE
by the Agricultural
Society on May 6,
It will last from 9 till 12
night Music by the Ag
gieland Orchestra Tickets may bo
purchased from members of the
society Mi,at the door Saturday
night.
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ft MEETING OF THE FAC
ty of the school of
wfll ho hold ia the Civil
ing Lecture r om at five
Tuesday, May 1 The subj
consideration i the report of
Special Coma ittee on Rules
Abecnee and 1 'ardiness. A
report of the fCommittee h
posted on the second floor bulle
tin board of t m Civil Engineering
Building.
<;ihi, <,il<:hri*t
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MRS. RATiK. DAILY, PROlf}-
THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF
Texa$ Bute College for Women
(C. L ft.) at Denton will hold ita
annual class ball next Saturday
night Indications are that it will
be on« of the best dances ever
held there. Several hundred Texas
Aggies are eat peeled to attend the
event.
TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1989
Ran RUSSELL’S BIBLE
dais at the First Baptist Church
in Bryan will has its dan picture
taken Sunday. All members are
asked to bo present
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ft VERY RELIABLE
ed man would like to maintain
Uvp in a teacher or yrtfl
ic during part or all
to Clifton Thomas, General
College SUtioe, Tuns.
nent physician
and dvie leader of
Houston, will!
address Biology ( ui
members and
guests tonight it
7:30 in the i
nimal Industries let-
turn room Hfe
r subject will be “(Jb
Say, Can YM
i Sea?" treating of
the marvels o
f vision, sad will b-
illustrated mil
Ji lantern alidr* n :
motion pictun
es. All member* are
asked to sttgr
id, and all others s|e
invited.
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WIlfL BE ft VEST DC
Pflrtant meeting of the Houston ft
ft M. Club Thursday night at 1
p. m. in ths Y. M. C. ft. Chapel
The purpose of the mooting
to elect officers for next fi
Therefore all members are ur
to attend.
f . \ —Club Preoideni
ALL SENIORS WHO PLAN TO
have a favor for the Ring Dance
must have their dance moaey in
by Wednesday night May 3 to
Ai J. Bprthelow, Leonard Garrett,
or Bob Adams.
CADETS POUND—
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followed by Williams who singled
both runners home. Lindsey doubl
ed. Kirkpatrick popped to second.
Bass rolled out pitcher to first
with Williams scoring. Alsobrook
rolled out second to mat.
Rice tallied one in the first of
the ninth. Moore whiffed. Kaiser
flew tp right Carswell singled by
short and scored when Wood tripl
ed to left and was out at home
when h« tried to stretch it.
« rnihby Nolen looked like a mil
lion dojars at short Cooper was
not credited with a timo at bat
until the sixth inning. He was given
first on intsrferumj from the
catcher in the first. Walked in the
third and was hit by the pitchcer in
the fifth. He got one' hit and two
runs in two official trips to the
plate. One of his drives was past
the fence, but K was foul. Also
brook also stood out for the Cadets.
THE FEES FOR BOARD.
room rent and laundry for the
month of May are now due. These
fees, totaling $27,50, most bo
paid uot later than Friday, May 5.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING
of the Pre-Medical Society Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m. in the Asbury
Room of the library. Officers for
next year will be elected and also
plans for the annual club picnic
will be discussed.
DORMITORY ROMEO: A Uni-
versity of Florida collegian has his
own “correspondence club”, ft’s
made up of 18 women in 16 U. S.
cities, and he claims he knows
them all. He made our reporter
promise not to divulge his name—
for moat obvious reasons!
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LOST: In Assembly Hall Casi-
paign bet with cavalry hat coif.
Return to 85 Law.
SPRING
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FRIDAY WILL BE YOUR LAST DAY TO PLACE
■ 1 j . | . I T • .IT
YOUR ORDER FOR CAPS AND GOWNS .
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, COME IN NOW WITHOUT DELAY f'
Exchange
“An Aggie Institution”
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Jewelnj
OVERALL-
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-utfir. -tr. e to dancing ia maintain
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This as next to the last dance of
the year to which everyone is in
vited. After this weekend comes
the corps d.after the Senior
Ring Dance before it is time for
the Junior Prom and the Final Ball.
Thaws years ago the Ag Engi
neers gave the first of the Barn
Dances, each year the popularity of
the dance has increased because of
the good musk,‘informal fun to
he had and the smoothest floor on
the campus.
The proceeds Of, the dance, just
as the proceeds of the Cotton Ball,
are uaed to send students of the
society on a trip. The trip is to
j the national meetaig of the Amer
ican Society of Agricultural Engi
neers. At the meeting of ;the so
ciety ft cup ia given by the Farm
Equipment Institute to the stu
dent branch of the A. S. A. E. hav
ing “he best record of activities
during the year.
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