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THE BATTALION
-TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1941
Official Notices
FEBRUARY GRADUATES
Candidates for Baccalaureate and Ad
vanced Degrees to be conferred in Febru
ary, 1942, should now make application
for degrees in the Registrar’s Office.
H. L. Heaton, Acting Registrar
“AGGIES”
BEAT THE
“LONGHORNS”
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LIBRARY CHANGES
The College Library proposes (1) to
substitute for The Chicago Tribune, the
new Chicago newspaper, A.M.; (2) to dis
continue the subscription to The Phila
delphia Inquirer. We shall be glad to con
sider any objections, up to December 8.—
T. F. Mayo, Librarian.
REFRESHMENT SALESMEN
All boys who wish to sell refreshments
at the Texas U.-A. & M. game report to
the entrance between the two gyms on
Thursday at 12:30 noon.—Ben Waidhofer,
Manager Athletic Concession.
Classified
SOUTH OF THE BORDER THANKS
GIVING—Round trip to Monterrey, Mex
ico. Leaving immediately after the game
in a ’40 Ford station wagon. Come by 80
Milner Hall.
RIDE TO BROWNSVILLE for Thanks
giving Holidays. Leaving college after we
dehorn the Steers.—Returning Mond:
night—1940 Oldsmobile. See Tex Lynn,
Milner or write Box 2845, College.
iday
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DRESS UP
For
THE HOLIDAYS
You will want to look
your best for the Thanks
giving Holidays—So we
suggest that you stop in
and see our fine assort-
m e n t of VARSITY-
TOWN SUITS and TOP
COATS—you’ll like the
smart styling—new fab
rics and fine details that
only Varsity-Town will
give you.
SUITS $25 to $40
TOPCOATS $19.50 to $35
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“Two Convenient Stores”
College Station Bryan
WANTED—Ride to Lubbock, Texas or
vicinity, leaving immediately after game,
Nov. 27. Notify Ross Hardin, Box 4727 or
Room 316 Dorm. 11.
LOST—Will the Aggie who bought my
coupon book (No. 982) in Academic Bldg.,
just before S. M. U. game pwa^e reiurn
GIG ’EM AGGIES
We Will Be Here
To Supply You
With Those
GOOD GULF
PRODUCTS
Before And After
The Game
GULF
Service Station
East Gate
SPECIAL
Mexican Dinners
• Enchiladas
• Tamales
• Order Mexican Rice
• Tacos
• Chile, Beans, Rice
• Tamales with Chile
Gravy
FRANKLIN’S
Airport Road
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5 DOWN AND
1 TO GO
LET’S GO ARMY
KNOCK THOSE
TEXAS
LONGHORNS
LOW
AND FOR QUALITY FURNITURE AT
LOW PRICES, SELECT FROM
Get the Newest in Both Styles on
VICTORS PI UFRIRD RECORDS
VICTOR RECORDS 50c BLUEBIRD RECORDS 35e
“Humpty Dumpty Heart”—Art Jarrett
“Somebody Loves Me”—Tommy Dorsey
Vocal by Pied Pipers
“This Is No Laughing Matter”—Dinah Shore
“You Can Depend On Me”—Tony Pastor
“Jingle Bells”—Glenn Miller
“A Sinner Kissed An Angel”—Tommy Dorsey
HASWELL’S
November Engineer
To be Issued Today
Subscribers for the Engineer
Magazine can secure their copy in
the basement of the Administration
building Tuesday night at 7 o’
clock. Those students holding cards
entitling them to copies of the
magazine will present them at that
time.
—CHAMPS—
(Continued from Page 1)
Tom Pickett, who has missed much
service because of a twisted knee
and bruised ribs is expected to
be in condition for service Thurs
day.
Leo Daniels, having suffered
a bruised shoulder, and Derace
Moser, with a bad ankle, are both
back in good shape. With the re
covery of the injured Aggie backs,
Norton’s backfield will be hack
to its usual strength.
Passingest Team
The squad has been drilling
against the Steers’ ground game
which has dealt much misery to
previous opponents of the Long
horns. New pass plays have been
devised and the Aggies are ex
pected to live up to the title of
“the passingest team,” as given
them by many sports writers.
LISTEN TO
WTAW
1150 KC
Bt sure to listen to the Town
Crier which is carried on
WTAW six days each week,
Monday through Saturday at
11:55 a. m. This program in
cludes a newscast by staff
members of The Battalion.
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Tuesday’s Program
11:25 a. m.—Excursions in
Science
11:40 a. m.—Popular Music
11:55 a. m.—The Town Crier
and Battalion Newscast
12:00 noon—Sign-off.
Wednesday’s Programs
11:25 a. m.—Life for Wildlife
(United States Department of In
terior)
11:40 a. m.—Diminutive Class
ics.
11:55 a. m.—The Town Crier and
Battalion Newscast
12:00 noon—Sign-off.
BACKWASH
(Continued from Page 2)
of more than a score of excellent
signs. Judges Tom Gillis and Her-
vey stated that pennants for the
Texas game were the best of the
year as a whole.
So outstanding was the Band
flag that it, will also be awarded
ten silver dollars by Loupot as
being' the best sign of the year.
Presentation of this gift will be
made at the same time as the
weekly prize.
ON KYLE HELD
(Continued from Page 3)
the Aggie confidence for the
Thanksgiving game ... it carried
number of quotes by the Aggie
coaches and players such as a
quote by Coach Norton, “We’ve
got the Texas game in the bag.”
. Another such quote was by
Bill Henderson who was supposed
to say, “Those monkeys from T.
U. don’t have a chance . . . they
better bring their Life magazine
along to read at the half” . . If
Austin and the University think
they can demoralize the Aggies
with such tripe as put out by the
Austin Daily Tribune they are
sadly mistaken As far as we
know, Mr. Curt Bishop, in all prob
ability, has not even seen the in
side of College Station and yet he
had his article datelined, “College
Station, Tex. . . . There’s some
thing fishy going on here . . .
Again we say ..“REMEMBER T. U.
AND 1940.”
STAR OF THE WEEK DE
PARTMENT ... To Presto John
ston, triple-threat star of the S.
M. U. Mustangs, whose great ex
hibition last Saturday afternoon'
against the Baylor Bears, netted
the Ponies a 14-0 victory.
Rosborough Is Texas’
Hort Representative
Texas will be represented at the
national conference of growers of
vegetables for canning by Dewey
C. Atwood of Edinburg and J. F.
Rosborough, horticulturist, of the
Extension Service.
FOR A FINE
TURKEY
DINNER
EAT THANKSGIVING
DINNER HERE
MRS. PARKHILL’S
DINING ROOM
By Gulf Station
East Gate
—BOWL GAME—
(Continued from Page 3)
games until the remainder of the
schedule has been played.
In the event the Cadets play in
a post-season game this year they
will set somewhat of a record in
that the Aggies will make it three
consecutive games on New Year’s
Day.
it to R. N. Brennan, P. H. 13.
FOR SALE—Half price, slightly used
4-piece blonde maple bedroom suite. Call
28579 evenings.
HELP WANTED—Aggie with afternoons
free to work. Also someone who can paint
display signs fairly well.. Preferably man
with 2 or 3 more years here.—Campus
Theatre.
vyui'iu—in Agricmt
Building, bunch of keys, leather jacket. 2
wool jackets. Owner call
FOUND—In Agricultural Engineering
i,— leather jacket. 2
Agr. Engr. Dept.
LOST—1 yellow gold Gruen wrist watch.
H. E. Harper engraved on back. Please
return to 76 Mitchell.
Will the Aggie who took a Firestone
bicycle by mistake Saturday afternoon
from big gym please return same and
leave at Y. M. C. A. for Frank Holling-
shead. Thanks.
FOUND—A fountain pen on steps of
Y. M. C. A. after yell practice, Nov. 14.
See M. Y. Cashion, Y. M. C. A. office.
LOST—Campaign hat with band hat-
cord. Return to R. B. Williamson, Room
227, No. 11. Reward.
Football Ushers To
Meet at Pool at 5:30
Art Adamson has requested that
all football ushers working for the
first time Thanksgiving Day will
meet with him at the swimming
pool at 5:10 p. m. today. All
ushers will report to the stadium
at 11:00 a. m. Thursday.
Students are asked to get their
visitors’ tickets before entering the
mess hall.
—DISTRACTIONS—
(Continued from page 2)
decides he thinks a bit of her too.
So we have the framework cf
“A Yank in the R. A. F.” To make
it more interesting, the producers
have put in some the action that
has been taking place in the con
flict on the other side of the At
lantic. It all helps to make the
story better and better.
Crypt-0-Quiz
“TG BGOXLMFXGM BG DGHP-
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Solution to Crypt-O-Quiz which
appeared in the last issue of the
Battalion—“A Cryptogram is a
system of writing in cipher.”
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LUKE’S
Thanksgiving
Table Treats
Cranberries, 1 lb.
Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs.
Apples, 1 doz.
Oranges, 1 doz.
Lettuce, each
Celery, large
Avocados, each
Pumpkin, No. 2 1 /2
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