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Official Notices
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Um firtt tar* maat ywaaat thalr
receipt fat Aral Sana faaa la the
caaklar.
K. J. Hawaii
All task* takan from the li
brary ware dae Tueedejr July II
All al thaea wba bare aot tamed
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law* ea* e« tM) IMB «W w Caw
Monday A Tuesday
July 22 & 22
7:30 p. m.
MINI
Am&KLY
HALL
TV## tef aUm hi •
tooth Soso riot of
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diately The library will be claaad
Friday, Batarday, aad taaday, bat
wiO reopen Monday whk IU aaaal
Dr T. F. Mayo
Li bra nan
All eladeau wba are iateraated
in workinf on The Summer Bat
talion etaff may fat la taarb witk |
Bob Niabat at Tbe Batuboa Of
flea, room 1M, Adminietration
Buildup A now raHag of tbe Sta
dent Pabiieatkma Board autkea it
nereaaary for etaff member* to be
■tadenta in tbe eammer arhool
Tbe Summer Free* (Tub will
aieet Monday night in The Bat
talion Office to organised for tbe
second semester of tbe summer
session All member* of Tbe Sum
mer Battalion staff are urged to
be present Tbe meeting will be
gin at f o'clock
MBMOBANDl M TO SI MM SB
SCHOOL STl'DKNTB:
1. Student* residing in tbe Col
lege dormitories may rose re* their
present rooms for tbe second se
mester of summer school begin
mag Monday, July lb. from 8:00
a. m. until S p. m and continuing
until Thursday at 5:00 p m. After
6:M p. m , Thursday, room* are
eeailabie to all other student*
Geo F Moore
Commandant
lAMO
n***r*
*<0m»« by lOMtT WM
JOHN »*MOW k.M.’W
IIN8 CROSBT
DOROTHY UMOUR
ROB HOPT
Road to
Singapore
Cborim Cohan • MNfe larrstt
nsMamaamea
TEXAS A. & M.
By W. W. Uckty
wr*n ao«o: Tbe falbrwlag paem waa wrMton by W. W.
AosMb. Toaaa, folUoiag bi* eMt last weak to tbe
I wont to Texas A. and M.
Aad looked It seer, staff and stem
I saw ten thousand Texas youth
Who came » chibs to learn tbs truth.
They swarmed tbs place and fait at boms
lx learning mors of Texas loam
They felt the school belonged to them
And pnaed H as a priceless gem.
1 saw tbe work of tbe Triple A
Where hundred* labor eeory day.
1 eaw efficient engineers
In training there for bright careers.
I saw tbe soldier, scholar, statesman.
Preparing well for better salesman
Two blades of grass instead of one
Result from training there begun
A personnel of staff and stem
That thoughful men will not condemn.
Efficient, yet of bamankmd.
Who render service they can find;
A school, in fact, that meet* a need,
In useful training takes the lead.
Contacts the people where they are
And lifts them up both near and far.
1 saw the Aggies on the field
A royal battle there to wield
I heard cadets, ten thousand strong,
Swell out tbs welkin with their song.
I saw the campus, felt the spell
That comes to all who there may dwell.
1 marvel not at such ■ place
Where loyal aptrit growe apace.
(Continued From Pag* 11
THUMDAY, JULY 1*. 1M0
wtt be IM feat wide to pawed arua
and will bxwe a total width of
Saturday, July 20
7:30 p. m.
Thursday, July 18
7:30 p. m.
SEl-ANMM, CLEARANCE
Tike advanUgt of our Semi-Annual (Tearante Sale
on Men’s Suits . . . Dress Slacks . . Sport Shoes . . .
Shirts .. Pajamas ... Straw Hats . .. Catalina Swim
Suita . . . Ladies Accessories and Kay nee Boy’s
Wear , . . Special Group of Men’s Neckwear . . . Sport
Belts and Men’s White Socks
t
Tbe following changes have been
mads in the 1M0 summer session
schedule so originally announc'd
in the Bummar kosaion Bulletin
(aarsas Added
Af Ben lit Marketing, Daily
I ftO
Ag Kea 48b Keonomtra Pulley
far Agriculture, Dally 11 M
Ag Kng Hi Gas Engine*, Dally
M0
Affwn 410 Rail ( Isaal flee lion ami
Mapping) I weeks, first three
weeks
Agmn its The Fundamental* of
Ureaa Pasture Improvement,
second three weeks
Eng Draw.^114
E E 111 and 111 (Minimum cn
rollment 16 students I
Hort 60S
Ind Edik 680<
M E. S2V (Minimum enrollment
12 ftudent* I
P E 101, 102 (Required Physi-
cal Education) No credit
V P * Bact 242 448
V. M d 8 461.
( earsea Withdrawn
Ag Ec. .106. 616
Ind Kduc 520R 620D.
Mod Lang 108
V P * P 222
V. M i S S62
< orrertteaa:
D. H 802 Daily 1180 M W F
1 30 - 5 .10
Engl 401 Section 3, Daily It 30
Ind Ed 618 M T Th F 10:10
M E 403 and 404 will be given
in the three-weeks unit*
<403 July 22- Aug 10; 404 12-311
M T Th F 10 10; M T W
Th F 1 30 5 00
Dr C H Wmkler,
Director
Summer Session
that the piaa win be
.1
ds ready to sen-
tribute almaet 400 aeree af land
to the project Beth Civilian Aero
xnutk Authority officials and
United States Air Cdrpa officials
have inspected the loeation af the
preeent Callage Airport and have
found the place suitable for the
construction of the proposed new
airport
Included in the proposed airport
will be two hangers, each 110 feet
long and 100 feet wide; a two-story
office and classroom building. 120
feet long and 48 feet wide; and a
shop building, 68 feet long and 60
feet wide Three runways will be
constructed, all of which will be
stabelised as the soil is especially
adaptable to that purpose The
longest runway will be 5.600 feet
long aad wind-direction will per
mit this runway to be used 76 per
cent of the time The other two
runways will be 4,200 and 3,300
feet long respectively. All runways
Ow af the principal aim
wing the new airport lx
to am
A total if 10,678 Harvprd Col-
re xlumni subscribed |!9T,Mt to
Harvard Fund tost yaar.
Protect Your Eye*
From GIbiw Of Tbt
B—ir Hti*
WB CABBY A FULL LINK
OF
Grwuri And I’ohsbed
Utan f 2
afUil VNHHHPi w
l I. PAYNE
I to g. Main Bryaa. Tax.
From Now On
IV
Robert K Niabet. Field ArUltory
Haad ( senior and sdHer-ia-chief of
the 1X48-41 Rattaliea •ho will be
gia bi* editersbip with aest week's
uuiue (»e«rge Tsermann aeeenate
editor of the coming long seauoa s
Kattalien has served a* editor
in-chief daring the first semester
of summer school while Niabet at
leaded B.O.T.C. esmp
Juke Box -
(Continued From Peg* II
is the fact that the “offimal” garb
for the arrairs is sports clothes
Hsmson reiterated that the basic
cause fsr originating theae dances
la to allow the student body, fac-
^ ulty members, and College Station
and Bryan residents to become bet
|ter acquainted and provide a reg-
Classified
“Might Be More
Than One Variety
Of Fish!” •• Hensel
B> Margaret Ann Williams
A campus eyesore will soon b*
•lien* With Tbs Wind' )
The bare triangle in frant of
Rbtaa Mall (officially known §*
Baunder* Park), harstafnr* note
worthy only as the site of oc«a
slonl band cnnacru. will soon be
some one of the beauty spots of
the campus Rapidly nearing com
pletion in the center of the perk i
la the only fountain on the campus,
the gift of the das* of *38
The fountain is 18 feet across !
and is built of concrete and esurt '
■tone Marked with two bronte
tablet*, the chief decorative fea
ture of the fountain will be the
fact that it ia to be illuminated
Special equipment will be installed
which will light it from under the
water and muhi-eolored lifht will
play one the fountain These light*
can be regulated and will be turned
on for special occasions according
to the wishes of the corps
At the present time construction
is being held-np by the delay in
the arrival of the electrical equip
ment. This, however, should arrive
in the near future and it is e*-
pected that the fountain will he
completed and in operation within
a few week*
The fountain will be immediately
surrounded by four panes of St
Augustine grass and the remainder
of the triangle will be graveled
ill also
OUR COOK’S
BEEN HUNTING!
... hunting for new foods
to pleaae jadetf appetite*
You’ll like the many de
licious new thinga we
are aerving ('ome in and
get a real old fashioned
kick out of eating again.
CHEF JOHN’S
STEAK HOUSE
On Highway g
WELCOME
SUMMER
SCHOOL
STUDENTS
OUR JOB IS
TO KEEP YOU
LOOKING
NEAT.
COME IN TO
MEE IW IN THE
Y. M. C. A.
liarbfr Shop
ERICAN-STEAM
UNDRY
DRY ♦ • CLEANERS
PHONE 585 HHYAJ4
Patronize Your Agent in Your Organisation
Manhattan Shirt*
and Pajamas
It 00 Vaiam |1 <
I8 60 Values 11 j
M M Values M
Whits gbirts and gpo
Shirts Nat Included
Shirtrraft Shirts
and Pajama*
ft « Values 0128
II M Values fl.M
82 60 Values |1 86
01 M Sport BsiU 7p*
II M tpert Bslts UM
Catalina Swim BMta
and Tnmks
II .M Vatosa $1 46
|t.M Values till
tt-8S Values 82.86
84 86 Values — M 66
86 86 Vaiuss 84 46
MM Vaiuss 86 16
All Swim Capa Reduced
M 86 Sport 8hoe* 82 66
66 00 Sport Shoes ... 63 86
M 86 All Whites 91 86
16 00 All Whites ... 82.60
8286 Boy s Whites 1146
M26 Bey s Whites 9161
FiaBtoa-Parh ... Michaeto-Stem aad Carunada Hnita
919.60 Suits 916.86
00 Suita 919B6
r.60 Suits 92186
Suits 928.86
IVl ,W Suita 926.86
936 00 Suits 127.86
142 50 Suita 933 H5
946.00 Suits 986.86
Palm Bsach Suita and Stocks Not Included
FOR RENT—4 room bouse in
Cellege Park, large living and din
mg rooms large living porch, en
closed back porch, ample closets
and paatry; attic storage with dis
appearing stairway; newly decor
ated two-car garage Address Mrs
Thomas C. Harry, 3606 Crawford,
Houstoa, Tsaas.
ular source of entertainment tor Severs! concrete benches
summer school student* be placed on the plot.
Ongiaally the dances were te In answer to an inquiry as
have town held every other week, whether or not there would
TEXAS A. S I. 0R1LL
THE AGGIES CHOICE
North Gate
MEAL TICKET
$5.50 for $5.00
$11.00 for $10.00
Regular Meals - 25<
A REAL MEAL IS A REAL TREAT
but they quickly proved to to i
popular tht they have been hel
every Saturday night
Freebmes Agroaom, ('ears*
Reinstated If Twelve Bareli
fish in the fountain, F W Hensel.
head of the Landscape Art De-
part ment and directing the con 1
■truction of the fountain, replied.
“Our greatest fear is that there
will be more than one variety of
‘fish' ia the fountain!"
ROOM and BOARD far six men
Located one block from Aggie land
Pharmacy Phone Coltofe 210
■ I ■
ALL STYLES
OF
RADIOS
... far Your
Summer Need*
•
For your radio* and
etocthcaJ repair* - -
SEE US..
THE RADIO
SHOP
Bryan
213 W. M Bryaa 821
Uvlty
WELCOME
Summer
Students * -
Quite a number <«f students are
interested in the fact that the ^ n *„ department at ths Unleer
Rammer Scheol Committee has 0 f will teach all phas
authorised the reiastatement of M of dramatic and theatrical ac
Agronomy 106, 'Tbe Funds men
tel* of Crop Production" for the
second term of Summer School, be
ginning on Jxly 22nd
At the opening of Summer
School the Summer School Com
mittee ordered this course with
drawn for the seen ad six weeks,
and a number of students asking
about the course have been (old
that it would not be available. The
number of requests for this course
coming to Director Winkier and
the Department of Agronomy have
been large enough to indicate that
the course to needed Therefore
the Summer School Committee has
just authorised tbe Department of
Agronomy to enroll atadenta m
this course on Monday. July 22nd.
and to teach the course provided
twelve student* enroll
h to hoped that nil of thorn to-
tcr*ai*d m uiis four*? who®* pro-
grams require that this coarse be
this
ea to
l.jL
,
Dr Ida P.
ii L
CAMPUS
NEW SUMMER PRICES
loc
TO
5 P. M.
20c
AFTER
5 P. M.
Stop at
The
Aggieland
Barber and
Beauty Shop
Ntortk Gate
Oppose P. 0.
TODAY - SATURDAY
Claudette Henry
And
Colbert Fonda
IN BEAUTIFUL TECHNICOLOR
“DRUMS ALONG THE HOHAWE'
LATE NEWS
CARTOON
PREVUE SAT. NIGHT — BUN. — MON.
Myrna Tyrone
And
Loy Power
In
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TUESDAY ONLY
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la
“Pacific Liner”
‘ WED — THl'RS.
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AL JOLSON
ANDREA LEEDS
a