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Top left—Schwarzenback scores for Maroons in second quarter on
a pass from Fuller. Center—Brown of H Coast Artillery compliments
Slats Holder on the' great line game he played for the Whites. Right—
Four Whites halt a Maroon drive on the three yard line.
Center left—Charlie DeWare’s White team. Right—Dr. Virgil
Jones’ Maroons.
Bottom—Radio broadcast of “On Kyle Field”. Left to right—Wilk,
DeWare, Roberts, President Walton, Fuller, Newton, Johnson, Richey,
Col. Watson, Scoggin, Dr. Jones.
—Photos by Jack Jones
Official Notices
Ben-
SCHEDULE OP EVENTS:
Jan. 26—Y. M. C. A. Cabinet
•fit Show—Assembly Hall.
Jan. 81—Faculty Dance—Sbisa Hall—
9:00 P. M. to 12 midnight.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 5
. GENERAL ORDER NO. 2, current
series, is amended to include the fol
lowing additional instructions for
students detailed for TOUR DUTY:
"3, a. JUNIOR, SOPHOMORES, and
FRESHMEN will be required to walk
off demerits at the PARKING LOT
immediately NORTH of the PETRO
LEUM BUILDING.”
“3, b. SENIORS will not be required
to walk off demerits but will be re
quired to remain on the campus and
report to the OFFICER of the DAY
on the FIRST FLOOR of ROSS HALL
each hour during the period of re
striction. This will be a formal report
conducted in a military manner."
By order of the COMMANDANT:
JOE E. DAVIS
1st Lt., Infantry
Assistant Commandant
NOTICE
Attention is directed to the fact that
Monday afternoon classes are scheduled
See our stock of smart
heavy-weight Edgerton
oxfords . . . built to take
it on wintry days like
these. There’s a fine as
sortment of styles.
$5 to $6
S H 0 EJS FOR MEN
Fortune Shoes
$3.95
Red-Wing Shoes
$3.95
Nunn-Bush
$9.50
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“Two Convenient Stores ,,
College Station - Bryan
for this afternoon.
F. C. Bolton, Dean
CAA PRIMARY STUDENTS
Will the men who ordered sectional
aeronautical charts please report any af
ternoon to the Department of Aeronau
tical Engineering to obtain the charts.
PAUL R. HIGGINS
CAA PRIMARY APPLICANTS
Will the following men report to the
Department of Aeronautical Engineering
for their preliminary interview for Pri
mary Flight Training on Saturday after
noon, January 25th or Monday after
noon, January 27th. If they do not report
by then, their application will be discard
ed.
Dollison, Charles Herman
Everett, LeRoy Branch, Jr.
Hayes, Burgain Garfield
Parrish, Raymond Arnold
Meek, Robert Lee, Jr.
Dew, Joseph Knoblauch
Flowers, Archie Ingram
Huser, George Arthur
Jordan, Franklin William
Merrill, Wiley Hendrix, Sr.
Pietsch, Carl Paul
Sullivan, Ben Frank
PAUL R. HIGGINS
NOTICE
Owing to the requests of students to
repeat I. Eng. 401 — Industrial Engin
eering — this course will be tentatively
scheduled for 10 o’clock MWF during the
second semester.
This course supersedes M. E. 419, de
scribed in the catalogue, and is requir
ed in the Mechanical Engineering curri
culum. Other juniors and seniors will be
allowed to enroll in this course subject to
the approval of the head of the Industrial
Engineering Department.
JUDSON NEFF, Head
Industrial Engineering Department
Room 220, Petroleum Engineering
Building
ENGINEERING STUDENTS
Any senior or junior engineering stu
dents who will not be in school the sec
ond semester and who are interested in
working for an oil company tempor
arily should come by Room 133, Admin
istration Building not later than noon,
Saturday, January 25. The work is for
about one year and the student must
not be subject to military duty within the
coming year.
PLACEMENT BUREAU
Association of Former Students
ANNOUNCEMENT
The schedule of classes for the second
semester is now available for distribution
at the Registrar’s Office.
E. H. HOWELL
Registrar
Dubose, J. B.
Elliott, R. E.
Ellis, O. M.
Fowler, H. F.
Gochicoa, C. A.
Hall, T. G.
Harrison, T. R.
Hill, W. E.
Hobrecht, A. P.
McCrary, J. W.
McMillan, W. D.
Miller, B. J.
Newman, B. A.
Phillips, R. F.
Pumphrey, K. F., Jr.
Rahn, L. W.
Riggs, R. R.
Rudd, B. J.
Shields, E. A., Jr.
Snyder, N. H., Jr.
Sweeney, R. L., Jr.
Surovik, W. L., Jr.
Wellborn, J. H.
Wittie, L. D.
PLACEMENT BUREAU
Association of Former
Students
NOTICE
All students taking E.E. 305, and those
taking E.E. 307 who do hot plan to take
308 the second semester, must turn in
their leads to the E.E. shop by not later
than 5 p.m. January 24, 1941.
M. C. Hughes, Head
Dept, of Elec. Eng.
operation of the Veterinary Hospital will
pick up and confine all dogs not properly
tagged.
Owners whose dogs may be picked up
can find them at the Veterinary Hospital
within four days. Any dog not claimed by
the end of the fourth day, will be de
stroyed.
Owners may repossess their dogs by
having them vaccinated for rabies and by
obtaining a dog license tag at the City
office. Authorization will be issued at
that time for the return of the dog. The
owner will pay 25c per day for each day
the dog is kept in the hospital.
JAMES A. WATSON,
Lt. Colonel, U. S. Army,
Commandant
FRANK G. ANDERSON,
Mayor, City of College Station,
Texas.
CAA SECONDARY TRAINEES
Students who have completed the CAA
Primary Flight course and who will have | p. rnrn
completed two years of college work by & ram > as
June, 1941 are eligible for Secondary
Flight Training provided they are over
nineteen years of age on February 1, 1941.
Those interested are requested to apply
at the Department of Aeronautical Engi
neering for application blanks and further
information.
Howard W. Barlow
SENIOR ENGINEERS
The Carter Oil Company has advised
that they are anxious to receive applica
tions for employment from senior engin
eering students who are interested in
working for Carter Oil. This work may
be for domestic or foreign service. Those
seniors who are interested in this should
come by Room 133, Administration Build
ing, immediately for additional informa
tion.
LUCIAN M. MORGAN, Director
Placement Bureau
AGRICULTURIST STAFF AND
CONTRIBUTORS
There will be a SHORT, but IMPOR
TANT meeting of the AGRICULTURIST
STAFF and all fellows contributing ar
ticles, in the Students Publication Office,
Monday night immediately after supper
from 6:45 to 7:30.
The following boys are requested to be
present and bring all material for the
third issue, whether finished or not.
Tom Power
Jack Aycock
George Taylor
Roland Bing
Lee Rice
Tom Gill is
David Pinson
Walter Cardwell
Jack Miller
V. A. Yentzen
Phil Goldman
Jack Jones
George Fuerman
Ole Stalheim
Billy Clarkson
Pete Tumlinson
Vic Loeffler
A. J. Robinson
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
The Cosmopolitan Club will meet in the
YMCA parlor Sunday at 3 p.m. Dr. A. B.
Nelson and Dr. W. B. Davis will speak.
Everyone is welcome.
NEW MEMBERS GROUP
All persons who plan to attend the
New Members Group party which is sched
uled to be held Wednesday, Jan. 29, at 8
o’clock in the YMCA parlors please re
member to call one of the following com
mittee by Saturday, Jan. 25: Mrs. C. H.
Groneman, Bryan 899; Mrs. H. W. Bar-
low, 4-9144; Mrs. J. H. Bass, Bryan 816;
Mrs. R. P. Lively, 4-1160; Mrs. R. L.
Mundhenk, 4-8494; or Mrs. J. C. Miller,
Bryan 1241J.
A charge of twenty-five (25c) cents
per couple, or 13c each single person will
be necessary to take care of the refresh
ments.
BRIDGE - 42 ESNEFFI-
A Bridge and 42 Benefit will be
sponsored by the Girl Scout Council on
Thursday, January 30th, at 2 p. m. The
benefit will be held at the Parker Din
ing Rooms in Bryan. Individual or table
reservations may be made for either
Bridge or 42 by calling Mrs. George Wil
cox, 4-8659 or Mrs. Webb Buchanan,
Bryan 734.
Classified
FOR SALE—A 1939 4-door Studebaker
President sedan. Cost $1635 new. Priced
now at $595.00. Original owner. years
old. Excellent condition. Call Bryan 730
or Bryan 415.
One set of car keys and one wrist
watch have been turned in to the Com
mandant’s office. Owners can obtain same
by calling at this office.
LOST—One green Sheaffer Lifetime,
desk-pen and one spur, left in Corsicana.
Finder please return to Ed Harris, 45 Law
for usual reward.
FOR SALE—Remington Noiseless Port
able Typewriter. 1 year old. Perfect con
dition. Call College 4-9199.
-SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1941
to the plumbing inspector, within twenty-
four hours of time of notice of such re
quirement. Said facilities shall be main-
ta.neu in sanitary condition.
Section 5. Any person, firm, or corpor
ation who shall fail to comply with, or
shall violate any of the provisions of this
ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemean
or, and upon conviction shall be fined
in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars
($50.00) for each offense, and any day
that any person, firm, or corporation shall
maintain a condition that is in violation of
any provision of this ordinance shall be
deemed a separate offense.
Section 6. It shall be the duty of the
plumbing inspector to file complaints in
the city court against all violators of
this ordinance as the expiration of per
iods set fourth in the notices mentioned
in Sections 3 and 4.
FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished
house. 5 rooms. Across from Grant’s Gulf
Station. Frank Visoski.
Legal Notices:
ed to the sewer. Owners of building
ing within the terms of this ordin
ORDINANCE REGULATING
CONNECTIONS TO THE SEWER
SYSTEM
Be it ordained by the City Council of the
City of College Station, Texas
Section 1. Every owner of a building
or part thereof occupied by people for
any purpose, any part of the day or
night, situated on any city block in
the city, where a public sewer is laid and
maintained within 150 feet from the near
est lot line on which said building is lo
cated is required to install within said
building or part of building a water clos
et or water closets and have them connect-
com-
ordinance
and located on acreage tracts shall be
required to install a water closet or water
closets and connect same to the sewer
if the said building at its nearest point is
within 250 feet from the sewer. Said
water closets shall, when required, dis
charge into a septic tank which shall in
turn discharge into the sewer.
Section 2. All workmanship and mater
ials used in installing water closets re
quired under this ordinance shall com
ply with the requirements of the City
Plumbing Ordinance.
Section 3. Written notice shall be giv
en by the plumbing inspector to property
owners violating Section 1 of this ordi
nance, said notice to inform the prop
erty owner that the water closet shall be
installed and sewer connection made not
later than sixty days after date of the
notice.
Section 4. Contractors and others who
employ workmen outside of buildings shall
provide water closet facilities acceptable
A. S. C. E.
The A.S.C.E. will meet tonight at
7:00 in the C. E. lecture room. All Civil
Engineering Students are urged to at
tend.
COTTON SOCIETY
There will be a Cotton Society meet
ing Thursday, 23rd, in Textile Engineer
ing Building.
An interesting program has been plan
ned. Refreshments will be served and mu
sical numbers by M. F. Evans.
A total of 154,096 bales of cotton
had been ordered from the Surplus
Marketing Administration for use
in the Department of Agriculture’s
cotton mattress demonstration pro
of December 1.
dogs
prop-
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
The City Ordinance requiring all
to be vaccinated against rabies and
erly tagged with a City dog license tag,
will be strictly enforced from this date,
January 24, 1941.
The law enforcement authorities, both
on and off the campus, with the co-
Advice is always welcome. Those
who need it most, like it least.
MIDTERM JUNIORS
LET US TAILOR YOUR UNIFORM
also R. Y. UNIFORMS
UNIFORM TAILOR SHOP
MENDL and HORNAK
Let’s Go To
Uncle Ed’s!
Everyone knows how
much fun you can have
for the music is the new
est and the food is the
finest at
HRDLICKA’S
On Old College Road
$5.00
CASH
PRIZE!
If You Can
Entertain...
Jig
Play the Flute
Jews Harp
Twirl the Rope
or anything
•
Enter The Big
Auction Sale
Contest
Before 7:00 p.m.
Friday or
Saturday
LODPOT'S
TRADING POST
J. E. LOUPOT
Class ’32
North Gate
SEE AUCTION ADV.
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DO YOU SMOKE THE CIGARETTE THAT
IT’S THE SMOKER’S CIGARETTE
PHOTOGRAPHS
Application size photographs which ac
company personnel leaflets are ready for
the following seniors. Please call for these
at room 133, Administration Building, at
your earliest convenience.
Appelt, Leslie L.
Braswell, Clarence D.
Campbell, Jesse G.
Carson, Ray, Jr.
DeArmond, Geo. W., Jr.
Dinwiddie, Wm. T.
Emmons, Claude D.
Hatcher, Ormonde D.
Higgins, Walter S., Jr.
Hobrecht, Alfred P.
Holick, Donald H.
Hough, Leonard E.
Hunt, Geo. O., Jr.
Jones, M. E.
Kenagy, John A.
Lane, James R.
Lawrence, Oscar V.
Martin, John E.
Mayfield, Wm. L.
Murray, J. G.
Rahn, Lehman W.
Riggs, Russell R.
Robinson, Morton H.
Scott, Jerry S.
Scott, Welton E.
Sweeney, R. L., Jr.
Wittie, L. D.
PLACEMENT BUREAU
Association of Former Students
PERSONNEL LEAFLETS
Printed personnel leaflets are ready
for the following seniors. Please call for
thesq at Room 133, Administration Build
ing, at your earliest convenience.
Atkins, T. R.
Balmer, T. A.
Braden, J. C.
Campbell, J. G.
DeArmond, Geo. W., Jr.
Copyright 1941,
Lrcenr A Mters Tobacco Co.