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THE BATTALION
Official Notices
PERSONNEL LEAFLETS
Printed Personnel Leaflets are ready
for the following seniors. Please call for
these at Room 133, Administration build
ing, at your earliest convenience:
Anono, S.; Benish, J.; Brin, Harris;
Burton, C. C.; Cushion, R. B.; Clepper,
P. P.; Copeland, E. H.; Coughlin, W. J.;
Doak, R. A.; Doughty, E. G.; Domaschke,
W. G.; Fisher, L. W.
Gibbs, J. W.; Gill, H. W.; Goins, C. W
Guilloud, L. H.; Hall, W. R.; Hearn. W
E.: Herrington, H. C.; Lea, A. L.: Mc-
Kain, T. J.; Michie, D. W.; Neu, J. T.;
Rollins, H. M.; Smither, J. M.; Somer
ville, G. H.; Stracener, J. R.; Sumner,
G. C. ;Taylor, J. B.; Wagner, O.; West
brook, C. H.; Wright, J. D.
Placement Bureau
Ass’n. of Former Students
PLACEMENT BUREAU
Application size photographs are ready
for the following seniors. Please call for
BETTER BUYMANSHIP
The Better Buymanship group will meet
in the home of Mrs. Ralph Baker, 202
•Pershing at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon,
Dec. 10. Mrs. Yeager of Bryan will talk
to the group on “Bric-a-Brac and Acces
sories for the Home”.
Everyone interested in this subject is
invited to attend the meeting.
Shirts
It makes all the difference in
the world—that word MAN
HATTAN. It means your
shirt is going to fit you per
fectly, look smarter, stay
smarter. Manhattans are
size-fixt—they’re man-form
ed, collar-perfect. They’re
tailored like nobody’s bus
iness! Come in and stock up
with Manhattans today—
there’s plenty of whites . . .
smart stripes or plain colors.
QQaMro^j^
“Two Convenient Stores”
College Station Bryan
nes, 1
Brin,
these at Room 133, Administration Build
ing, at your earliest convenience:
John D. Atkins, Joe W. Autry, E. C.
Badger, Harold C. Ballard, Vernon E. Bar-
Robert C. Bearden, Joe Benish, Harris
C. C. Burton, Ross B. Cashion,
William P. Coker, Robert M. Cowgill,
Henry G. Creel, Jr., Robt. A. Doak, Wm.
G. Domaschk, L. W. Fisher, Archie
Flowers, Joe W. Gibbs, Harry W. Gill,
Lonzo M. Gober, Geo. C. Gorzycki, L. H.
Guilloud. Wm. K. Hall, H. A. Hansen,
O. R. Hartt, C. E. Hawk, Wylie Hearn,
Jr., P. C. Henry, Harry C. Herrington,
Jake R. LeBus, Reuse Littlefield, Jr.,
Robert K. Long, J. T. McCullough, Ray
mond L. McNeil, Douglas Michie, Emory
S. Miller, Frances B. Murray, R. W.
Pochmann. L. L. Powell, Henry M. Rol
lins, J. W. Scruggs, Alton W. Sissom,
G. L. Stanford, L. R. Stengel, H. C.
Stokes, J. R. Stracener, L. C. Streater,
E. D. Wilborn, Mack R. Wilson, W. T.
Wofford.
Placement Bureau
Association of Former Students
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accident between a freight train and an
automobile on the public crossing near
Hockley at 11:45 a. m. Friday, Nov. 28,
please report to the agent, S. P. lines at
College Station.
ATTENTION SENIORS
Practicany every application blank from
employers this year requires a certified
birth certificate before employment. These
are sometimes slow and difficult to se
cure. If you do not have a certified birth
certificate, you should take steps imme
diately to secure one. The Placement Of
fice will be glad to confer with you in this
connection, if necessary.—Placement Bu
reau, Association of Foi
former Students.
ACADEMIC COUNCIL
A meeting of the Academic Council will
be held at 3 p. m. Tuesday, December 9.
—F. C. BOLTON, Dean.
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
The Cosmopolitan club will meet to
morrow afternoon at 3 :00 in the Y chapel,
at which time Dean Kyle will show mo
tion pictures of his South American trip.
It is urged that all old members attend
and any new members are cordially in
vited. This meeting will be one of the
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111 N. Main Bryan
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UNTIL CHRISTMAS
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Michael and Friedman Will Present
Cavalcade of Hebrew and Jewish Music
Miss Susie Michael, pianist nar
rator, and Maurice Friedman,
baritone, will be featured in a
program, entitled “A cavalcade of
Hebrew and Jewish Music” to be
presented Sunday, December 7 at
7:30 p.m. in the Sbisa Hall Lounge
by the Hillel Club. This talented
pair was presented in Guion Hall
last year in a similar program and
are remembered by many College
Station music lovers. They have
made several appearances in the
South and come here direct from
Texas University.
Miss Michael, as a concert pian
ist is one of the most significant
artists before the public today.
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victim of one of them. Mostly
pure nonesense, but pretty good di
version.
Two theatrical producers search
for an angel in the form of a
backer or sucker who will lend
them the money to produce their
show in “FOOTLIGHT FEVER”
at Guion Hall Monday. Alan Mow
bray and Donald MacBride try to
make a go of the story, but they
just can’t do it all by themselves.
It is definitely on the negative
side.
highlights of the present season.
TOVARICH
Thfwe who have read or are interested
in “Tovarich”, a big town play hit of
a few years ago, will have a chance to
hear it in condensed form over KRLD next
Sunday at 5 p. m. French students, es
pecially, are urged to listein in.
STUDENT WELFARE COMMITTEE
The December meeting of the Student
Welfare Committee will be Wednesday,
December 17.—F. C. BOLTON, Dean.
PALO PINTO COUNTY CLUB
There will be a meeting of the Palo
Pinto county club Tuesday night at 7:30
at room 307, Academic building.
Church Notices
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
College Station
Rev. R. L. Brown, Pastor
Harvey Bratcher, Education & Music
Schedule of Services
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship, 10:45 a. m.
Baptist Student Union Council, 1:15 p.
!•
Training Union,. 7:00 p. m.
Evening Worship, 8:00 p. m.
Two student prayer services each even
ing at 6:45 at the new Y. and at the
Church.
Fun and fellowship each Saturday night
from 7 till 9.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
CONGREGATION
Y. M. C. A. Parlors. Campus
Kurt Hartmann, Pastor
Bible class begins at 6:45 p. m.
Our regular divine service is conducted
Sunday night at 7:30, immediately
Bible class.
every
after
You are welcome.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
R. B. Sweet, Minister
Sunday,' 9:45 a. m. the Bible Classes;
10:45, the morning worship; 7 p. m. the
after-supper discussion; 7:45 p. m. the
evening worship.
Wednesday: 7 p. m. Prayer Meeting.
Monday and Tuesday evenings at 7
o’clock, John F. Wolfe, Mexican Mis
sionary will speak. All are invited to at
tend all these services.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. James Carlin, Pastor
Gene Brackney, Student Director
Sunday, Dec. 7
9:00 a. m.. Coffee Hour.
10:00 a. m.. Church School.
11:00 a. m.. Morning Service.
7:00 p. m., Wesley Fellowship.
7:30-8:30 p. m.. Evening Service.
Classified
LOST: Senior high school ring. Initials
C. A. W. inside. Class of 1939. Hereford
Whiteface on front. Return to Puryear,
Room 82. Reward.
FOR SALE—1930 Harley-Davidson motor
cycle, A-l condition. Telephone 2-1224.
LOST—Left on Aggie corner in San
Antonio: 2 jackets, 1 raincoat. If found,
see Cantu, Legett 100, for reward.
LOST—At Aggie bench in Waco, Dec.
1, a tan leather jacket. Return to Hubert
Foust, Proj. House No. 4.
WANTED: Aggie student for part-time
work soliciting ads. Country weekly. Ad
dress Xzy, Care Battalion. .
LOST—Ladies large brown purse in
Mess Hall November 26. Contains glasses
and small amount of money. Return to
Room 101, Dorm. 5 for reward.
LOST—Black leather billfold with money
and valuable cards. Return to L. M. Le-
gatski, C. E. Dept. Reward.
Maurice Friedman
Susie Michael
She also holds a high place in the
realm of Hebraic culture as an
interpreter of the history and folk
lore of her people. Miss Michael
ON KYLE FIELD
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of Mississippi State . . . they won
the Southeastern Conference and
did not even land one man on the
all-eleven selection ... to top that
all, Alabama, whom they defeated
14-0 earlier in the year, was below
them in the final standings, i^t
was invited to a Bowl . . . Hm! No
wonder the Rebels are disgusted.
Motion picture actor Dana An
drews is a gradaute of Sam Hous
ton College.
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Get the Newest in Both Styles on
VICTOR and BLUEBIRD RECORDS
VICTOR RECORDS 50c BLUEBIRD RECORDS 35e
“Humpty Dumpty Heart”—Glenn Miller
“Blossoms”—Tony Pastor
“This Is No Laughing Matter”—Dinah Shore i
“A Sinner Kissed An Angel”—Tommy Dorsey
“Madelaini”—Sammy Kaye
“Make Love To Me”—Artie Shaw
“Everything I Love”—Glenn Miller
HASWELL’S
is American-horn and has studied
under some of the country’s fore
most teachers.
Friedman is noted for his flaw-®
lessly disciplined baritone voice,
and his remarkable sense of the
dramatic. He received his general
musical education at the Institute
of . Musical Art in New York and
has since been associated with and
studied under several great vocal
authorities.
This program will be informal in
nature and will have for its main
theme the Jewish festival of the
Feast of Lights, which occurs this
year December 15 to December 22.
The program is open to the public
and a cordial welcome is extended
to those who are interested.
SANTA’S ADVICE
SEND YOUR “PHOTO”
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the preferred gift—
AGGIELAND
STUDIO
North Gate
Presented for the interest of readers of
The Battalion by the Cryptography Club.
• O •
Cript-O-Quiz
Solution for December 2, 1941:
“A SECRET IS YOUR SLAVE
IF YOU KEEP IT, YOUR MAS
TER IF YOU LOSE IT.”
Caroline Chatfield, author of a
syndicated newspaper column on
human relations, headed her class
and was president of the student
association at Queens college,
Charlotte, N. C.
-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1941
Human Alarm Clocks
Aren't Lucky at All
“Human alarm clocks” may have
something with which they can
impress their friends, but they
don’t do themselves any good by
being able to hop out of bed at any
given time.
This is the contention of Dr. J.
H. Elder of the University of Vir
ginia.
Dr. Elder says that if you make
up your mind to wake up at a cer
tain time you probably will, but
the “preoccupation of the subcon
scious mind. prevents sound sleep
and causes waking, tossing and
general restlessness.” It’s hardly
worth the trouble, he intimates.
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NEAT GIFTS
From
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Distinctive and different billfolds. Belts with silver
settings, and many new novelties in stock or made
to order.
AT
Holick’s Boot Shop
North Gate
DOROTHY McGUIRE
... popular star of John
Golden’s hit play w Claudia w
says Merry Christmas to
her many friends with the
cigarette that Satisfies.
Milder Better- Tasting
... that’s why
XOItl
X)ick & Wamj
It's Chesterfield
. # . it 9 s his cigarette and mine
r Jhi s year they’re saying
Merry Christmas with Chesterfields.
J^r your friends in the Service,’
And for the folks at home
What better Christmas present
Than these beautiful gift cartons
Of 10 packs, 3 packs, or 4 tins of 50.
^Nothing else you can buy
Will give more pleasure for the moneys
Buy Chesterfields
For your family and friends
Beautifully packed for Christmas*
Coprrfcht 1941, Ljccxtt ft Mrn* Tauau Cfc