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CATHEDRAL
CHIMES WILL 1 -
BE SHOWN HERE
A wt t athedial chime*, with
* ^*** •wpltflmr, made by the
Whittle Mueic Company of Dallas
Will be demonstrated by Goo rye
Perfect, a repreaentaUro of the, .
company, here thia eveamo and T"
tomorrow afternoon. Tha Tnatni- ^ ^ 7 1D i' 1 f0l ‘ OW * 4 ^
»«nt i. electrically operatod b^t ™ ^ hou ™ n *
ha* the sound of b.0. or chime.,. ^ ^ "Jj
according to Dr. E. P. Humhart, l^^*^**
PARENTS-*. f ’
(Continued from page 1)
field for the traditional Mother *
Day ceremony at which tho moth-
ara and iweethoarta of company
commander* will pin flower* oa
the men in the varioog companies
Beginning at 19 o'clock there
a review of the eat
B«^i of the Genetka Department
and cuatodian of Guion Hall's Ham
mond Electric organ, which tas
bought from the aame company.
Think of the
time you'll SAVE!
The New Royal Portable a today’* way
,or »h° "»nt to
do thing! more ^Wiatljr! It save*
ttma, helps you got ahead f<uUr>
Think of tho better
marks you'll wini
Your thoughts are clearer ... you ex-
K yourself better... sad your work
iter! That's why teacher* praise
■Menu who use Royals.
be given at which several of the
campus leaden and the A. A
Glee Club will take part.
At 11:30 a picnic loach will ba
•erred, following which all the
dormitories, with the exception of
Walton Hall, will be opaa to visit
ors.
A musical program will ba given
in Guion Hall at 1:10, followtd by
the annual Mather * Day drill of
the Rosa Volunteer*. The day's ac
tivities will be brought to a dose
by a concert of the Band which
will begin at 4:10.
The Mechanical Engineering De
partment ha* arranged for a two-
day model airplane show and eon-
teat which will include both rubber
and gas-powered models. It is ex
pected that thr ionte*ta will draw
entries from Houston, Dallas, Port
Worth, Bga ji Antonio and many
other sections of the state. Satur-
|day the contest* will be held on the
Artillery drill field and on Sunday
they will !|e held at the Basso
Airport on the Madiaonville high
way , v
In order to n^ake it possible for
via tors to ,«« all of the engineer
ing exhibits, a complete route has
been mapped out which will allow
the spectator* to see the display*
in a short time and with little con
fusion.
It is expected that more than
lojboo persons will visit the
A. A M. campus this weekend
THE BATTALION
Biggest Longhorn Yet I
Soon To Be Distributed
Only Portable with
TOUCH CONTROL *
laatantiy adaptable to indiniduai ftn-
C Pleasure . . . Many exclusive fea-
> Choose from those models, each
GUY H. DEATON
typewriter exchange
Ph>n« Bryan 254-J
*Trod» Atari Jm bay traai— 4mm
Monday will sea the
of distribution of The Leoghom,
A. A M. annual. Senior* will ba
able to assure their copies at that
time, with the other classes to re
ceive theirs in accordance with a
schedule to ho announced, j
Thia year** Longhorn eonuinr
477 pages, mAkihg it the largest
annual ever to be published here.
Published by the Student Pub-
lications Hoard, as are The Bat
talion and Tho Scientific Renew,
this year’s annual has been edited
by Warren D. Barton, with H. P.
Bockhorn as sports .Miitnr, A. G.
James F. Hollingsvn.i th as sa
te editor. Junior aaaistanU
\ been Jimmy Fonts, Sid Gotl
and George Smith. Smith was
recently elected editor of next
yi-ar', book
0. D. Butler served as editor
of the "Greenhorn" section, the
sise at which has been cut con
siderably this year.
la addition to being the largest
annual Aggies have ever hod. The
Longhorn also has more color
Pfinting in it than ever before,
etallie green and bronze page
end section pages arc
t the book.
Bound in green leather with gold
print. The Longhorn is fillOd with
photographs by Howard Barn,, Ray
Trimble and Philip Golman, M well
as numerous pages of informal
snapshots taken by student* not on
the staff.
We’re Wrong Twice—
Landrum Will Speak
Here NEXT Week
Lightning may not strike twice
in the same place, but two mis
takes hit The Battalion in the same
place in the last two weeks.
First, the date of Dr. Homer P.
Rainey’s address here was report
ed incorrectly. That was enough,
the staff decided. In staff meet
Official Notices
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A8 member* of the Scholarship
Society planning to attend
banquet May 22 must
fas paid (60 centa) by
Friday night See T. D. Harris, 67
Law. 1 T
FOR BALK: Gold plated
Saxophone 196.00. Fine
See W[ W. Small, 307 Bixsell. j
Phone College 426.
RESIDENTS OF COLLEGE
Stetioa who have a furnished house
or apartment for rent to students
of the Summer Session are request
i „ . , *4 to send a description of same to
* " b ~ th J" [>»'•. ComnuDduib', ottic.
stuff College Station, or telephone Mr.
! Davis at Chile** 81.-C. H. WINK
LER, Director, Summer Session.
and avowed that no such
would happen again.
But it did.
Tuesday The Battalion incorrect
ly reported the date for the speech
by Lynn Landrum, Dallas News
columnist, before the Economics
club. Instead of May 10, (Wed
nesday), Mr. Landrum's speech
was scheduled for May 17—next
Wednesday, i
FOUND: Pair of eye-glaseas
•tear AAA Office See Mable
Claire Wren. \
process which is
make |>os*ible the pro-
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BECAUSE OF THE ENGI-
neers’ Day activities junior a
senior engineering students are
excused from classes Saturday
mornipg.—F C BOLTON, Dean.
within the present ten*
pleted all the
courae except the examine
earn an exemption from the
inatioo in that course
has a semester grade
final examination of A or
ie within the upper 25%
clam aa then constituted
as usad above is defined as
ing all students registered, in
given subject with a tingle instruc
tor",
Since this regulation is a|
to undergraduate students,
ing seniors, the faculty has
that the present
not be affected
ins that candidal
— FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1<W
ealaurwate Degree on June X, 1919
will bej exempt from final exami
nation* in accordance with par*
graph 24, sob. 2 of College Kegu
lations. Beginning next year can
didate* for the Baccalaureate De
free Will take final examination,
unless excused on the bans of the
exemption a* provided in thA new
change iff regulations —E. J. BOW-
ELL,
YOUR
A TREA
a Dinner at
0 TEA ROO
6 At
Mm
To The
V N A ROTAL AND
YOU OWN THE 8C1
ENG INKERS' DAY—
(Continued from page 1)
W. C. Morris, Jr., a senior elec-
ir.ca: .ng meeting student, and
chairman of| Ingiaoers Day, has
worked hard to make this one of
the most interesting shows ever
given at thia school. With the aid
of leading men from each branch
of engineering—Buddy Mandell.
electrical engineering; Hal Moatlay,
arhhitaetural. engineering; Tony
Polanovich, petroleuM'engineering,
and A. S. WRchelft Chemical engi
neering—a mmpkW nmd detailed
program has been miipped out Ar
rangements have been made te -in
dicate the belt route for spectators
making it possible to avoid confus
ion and loet time in seeing all the
exhibits.
^ „ . . THE GENERAL FACULTY
duct ion of a new type of synthetic ha* adopted the following rule ef-
nibber has been discovered by fective for the current semester:
University of Alabama scientist*. "An undergraduate student who
THE HILLEL CLUB WILL
hold its last meeting of the year
at 7:46 p. m., Sunday in the An
bury Room of the library. Rabbi
A. V. Goodman, Director at. the
Hillel Foundation at Texak Uni
versity, will apeak on “Jewish Life
Insurance". Election of officers for
next year will be held immedlately
after the discussion.
Allegheny College in
celebrate the 126th aani
its founding.
1940 «
veraary
1926
193
SAME LOCATION 13 YEARS
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to visit with ux and breathe the old Aggie Spirit*
and expose yourself to the true, traditional Col
lege atmosphere of Aggieland, at—
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"AGGIE TELLS ’AGGIE"
That A* M. Waldrop & Co. Is ‘Tops”
In Military Uniforms and Equipment
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Foir more than forty-thrae years we have aerved
Aggies and have sold a major part of the military
equipment used by them. During these many years
we have sold only regulation uniforms and supplies.
It has always been our policy to sell quality merchan
dise at moderate prices.
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The men in charge of the Military Department
in both of our storaa have had years of experience in
fitting Aggies with regulation uniforms, and we
guarantee satisfaction in both quality and fit.
BRYAN
Two Convenient Stores”
COLLEGE STATION
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for Refreshing Mildness
for Better Taste'
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for More Pleasing Aroma
For the things they want in a cigarette, millions of smokers
all over the country are turning to Chesterfields. There’s more
real smoking pleasure in Chesterfield’s right combination of
cigarette tobaccos than in any other cigarette you ever smoked.
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satisfy legions of smokers from coast to coast
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