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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1942)
l Pace 4 -h — i • _ Classified UMT-BUek Coe tor tows J. Mnak. 1 ■mw*- Ftooto 4-1144. 3^ TWO BA WE PIANO »V 0r * M4S « w“r wq*. AdjTito WtoMtaa. Tana*. ■Wkn^ito. 8 ^. We aew. real tor Far 4rtan*. wrtto l Gvag.n A Bre.. *1 ■SuOtofae art*- Hipils Nrertoe. ^LOrr o*M toaw N ” -Uri OmruTrJSr WoM eeaiatolag a .teeeWt. If foeed Crt Mart. Rew.nl I Announc entente yrormhtp —r»<»» ». B. AH' «■*—U um —M—» tp oar mart- Battpt alHMfe tmt om klMottk QaM, Port Of- • Um a a . Mtarirt hi tW **■ Alum mum p*i.t Pu* If My of Umm Will b* »r r—■■ ry t B D Um trt- wonhip mm if* koU ta toJ Ud 1 m tb« Uwa to froat of tetoo Hoi A eorftol waioaaM to oil. Doot for- Ao Lowm Porto lor oil PptohvtortHM to lowo of too Homo fro. Trto to 1*1^ Boturtoy oMoto*. Tto Wo h«o Proobytorioo Cterofe i P to hi Um toooo of Mio. witll Mr*. P. W Boitoo 00 £kjs-jr k i: rot i of Synod'o onf Pfoobytory'o 1 Mbto* will to Um foort apootor. Tto Dolly V Motion BibW School Um CoIWct Pioibytirtoo Ctorrh to Will fun tin ur tkroocb ooot oil etoMron or* torftof to ottao rr. THOMAS CH Horn Homo* How 1 to a - Holy , • to o. m. Cburt CMk I* to O. w Mornl Tto p. to. Coot THOMAS CHAPSL (1 o. to.. Holy CoomoooI to o. to.. Churell School. Caffao Chib Dtoruartoa CIom. Mornino Ptoyrr oof oor- i. 4-H CLUB—Thorr will to O OMOtiop oA oil oo AH Chib boy* to Hoaoi ISt ‘ ^ ' ito buihflno. Mon toy ot _ “Yah, but you should havo soon FIRST AID of tto Chemistry rtom in Fir* tAM to toM nrst Wrdn. Um Arrirultural Phone M. L. Tto Coffoo Ptoyor onf mrtoon. Club. First meet- wilt to rsplnlnef. R E. Seruflta will tcoch 0 st meetino will L 7 :U p. m. to ilto builfino. Allll. or Horry «-'2*4. or just[lwport nt tto fimt K- Aoy mon LOUNGE OPEN to Kory No. t. wilt Saturday until t p. Lemnre. Dor- f r.»m noon Oonfeoy. t> p . Bo SENIORS Monday ;u tto deadline for Infantry Seniors to Mae pictures made for tto Loncbom rlpas stotion. Seniors are urped to follow the srtodule as much os possible. BRYAN CHRISTIA^T CHURCH Ttonr win to a bus I ravin* froto in front of tto YMCA erery Sunday momm* at t:U o'clock for students ' desiring to attend church and Sunday sdtool. H1I.LKI. CLUB—Tb* first summer nn-ct. to* of the Hi lie I club [will be held Sunday eeenin* June 14. at |7 :M nt tto I»un*e Room of Sbisa Hall, uhr toeetm* will be In the nature of aif Informal reception H^eTTWlfM ffLUMOi " aday. Jown 14 nfay Hhool. 10 M a. m ^ornbip Sereter. 11 :M a- a. • :4* p. to. Guy B Duff, pastor of tto Preoby- Chorcb of LbGroage wiU praaab Norman Andaraon. who Is to attendin* tto Toun* People'• tMs first Baptist church to Bryaa W.m. H. Andrew, D. D. Past or J in day Set nol- • :4S A.M. orntng Wnrtbip 10 :M A M. renuw Al.rsbhr * >4 P H. »idi»t Trtinin* Uatojs—7 :»• P.M. cordial a elcume to ewrry Aggie. Meet t frftpnd* at this rhumb Attend the RipMcll (Sunday School Ctoaa. erery »y.,s-Fret bus front Project House at •*lt; Mew are* • *4. old Y 4:24 4 family cht rcb for •tadenta. ^HT THOH AS CHAPEL (Eptacapali , Rev. Rom m Hsaser. Jr, Chaplain 14 SO a. m Holy Communkia. . | :S<! a. m. Church school. Coffee club tort Dlacussioh Class. . Morning Pmver and sermon ■H fhl i.. a in. Mory setoduto in Juno.) starting tto first f - Commandant’s Office for tto f reehmen PAST BAPTIST rtfl'RCH. COI.l.Kt.E STATION. Re*. R. L- Brown. Pastor Horsey Hatcher. -f^Opeatiaa A Masic Sunday •cbool 4 4ij h. Morning an>rshi|i B S U. Council Training Union. 7 (0*. p, W 40 a. .-to. 1 SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 44 } With the approval nf tto Seab'r In etricl.r- rimreracd. the following trnns- Irfr in the Corps of Cadet* sre made ef. factl*r this date LOU PAYS HICiHEST PRJcis for Drawing Equipment and Slide Rules Have Ypur Eyes Examined Lenses puplicated Caldwell Texas Dr. John S. BryanT* RADIO REPAIRS AND PARTS STUDENT CO-OP Phono 4-4111 ! jlfmbru.ter C. Aobfag W. N. Hall Arthur W. ftorkpr. P. M Hrrgec, W E. Hradbur) . J. W Biirrue. D. H. Campbell. B A Qpyle. W H . CVawford. R-'C. ttoy G. E Se. r. ;p. Be. Roy Reaves G. D. 1 dson. J. A. rich. W J rn C. . rn berry T J iedber* Wm iusti. A. L. Hoodnon. J H. J G , Ho. A. J. irdeman Robert , rrell. E F. 'Harris. J. D. fMa«toi. T. W. F Irwin Jiweph A. Mey. R W i Jvmn* J. L- |.Langford Davie C 1 Laneford. Hugh I Ijvskrv. H H lee L d toff D M | Ixdiey C. W I Is-A H D Lusk c y 1 N’inn 5 VI Ths RT4NPORD I8J95 McEnroe, Kenneth M Mead. P. A. Nelson B K. I Neyland. T. H. Huge.. J H parriy. C. K Parker. W L. PattRmoa. D W Peary, A .G. Rylarxbr W C Baaders. K V Simonton. R' H E mith T U. • nwd<rs. H. K Ptock C E pillcr H D. ummy W J aliafrrro. O. L. ‘assos I). G. " ’aylar E. C 'onmbs H. L. 'um*e*. N. A. ha Icy. J W. 'barton, Gf J. rilliams. E'] L. 1 (Wilson. J. H || By order ' Prsm C. CAC Hu. Cav. F. CAC Ord EA Band A. Inf. D. Ca*. B. Ea*. C. CAC Hu-S-C. A. FA E Hu FA G. CAC • D. Inf. B. CWS A. Eng • B. CAC P. CAC H. Inf. D. Eng B. CAC •OVR. H. CAC M., B S.C. F. l*f. No*-Mil. Inf, Hand EA 4. C H Q. EA Hand Hu Ca*. G. EA i A. Cav.! G. Ihf. 1 H'i FA FA Hand K. mr 2 Hu EA LifTBf TO WTAW ■ rt um ec ===== Saturday. June 20. 1^4' 11:25 a. m.—Music. 11:30 a. m —Treasury Star Pa rade (U. S. Treasury De partment). 11:46 a. m.—Braxos Valley Farm and Home Program. 11:50 a. m.—A Moment for Re flection. 11:55 a. m. The Town Crier. 12:00 a. m.—Sign-off. SA1 the Gaatapc war/ Gestapo and they were chareat und Mrs. Brown was the German police jail.-There, after six day* in solitary ceufmement, Us ordeal really began. “T was questkioeti and beaten the first night frem 9:30 until 4:M a. a./ be saps. 'I was stripped and bung to a rod by the wrists while the stool was pulled from under me. They kicked me in the kidneys and hit Fat. They said I could give them Information about the work of our legation, and the *>r hung there for 46 minutes, mg me down one of the twisted my wrist so that the cracked. " T was pretty much of a by the tbae they returned my cell. I had only black and watery soup during the five days of my "Intercession by the prime minister procured release from the sea Christmas Eve. Mrs. Brown trimming a little tree, as a el link with her husband, walked in. ‘He had aged so that I was frightened,’ she ■ ‘‘The browns remained in home, closely guarded, never safety, until the < train that was to taka the of the American Legation nut of Rumania wee reedy to leave on January 27th The hurt night they at the legation. Colonel John Relay, American military at- tec be in Bur barest, took them into his own compartment on the train to protect them from being kidnap ped by the Gestape at the Bulgar ian border. A day later they reach ed Lisbon." • . V "Brown is n retiring, friendly, middle-aged little man. widriy known end regarded in all Ru mania for his welfare work. He is B native <rf Florence, 9 C. MT*. Brown is an attractive, blue eyed blonde." J \ 8:30 a. m.—Marvel of Vision (Bet ter Vision Institute). 8:45 a. m.—Classical Music 9:15 a m.—Roans Chapel Singers. 9:30 it m.- Sign-off, T* C. C«v B. C«» E. Inf Non. Mil Inf. htort E. Eng C. Cnv A. Eng H. CAC E. Eng B. FA I Hq EA K. Inf. A. Cav. A. CWS B. Eng D. Ca*. , OH. ‘ I. Inf. E. CAC FA Band FA Band H. Inf B. Inf D. Cav OH. FA Hand B. CAC A. FA G. EA M .Inf Inf Hand C. Inf D. Inf D. EA Inf Hand OH 3 H<t EA K. Inf G. FA K. Inf A. Ca*. H. S f E. CAC H. EA C. Eng. C. Eng. C. Cav. A. Inf. C. Inf MG Ca*. B laf. G. EA OH. I. Inf. K. Inf T Hq EA E CAC F. Inf. G. FA Non-Mil. A S.C. I. Inf F. CAC C. CAC M Inf. D. Cav. H EA A. S.C. C. CAC M Inf. F. CAC E. Eto* C. CAC D. CAC Inf Hand A. CAC A. Cav. A FA Moa: BR. 3 Hq EA D. CAC' C. EA f C. CAC I. EA EA Hand Ord H Inf. I n f Hand C. CWS WELTY NETT. FVA-C.. Eiaruiiv*" 1 ground and the whole structure is , in flames. Then the College Sta tion Fire Department goes into i action to save the building and so far have saved it in both of the other demonstrations. Conaftierablf damage is done but the whole building has not been destroyed as yet. After each demonstration the building is repaired ami now is ready for another test Monday night. Similar demonstrations will be held every two weeks and Col. Brayton has t-xpressed the hope that all residents of Bryan and College Station will arrange to at tend one of the night elaaaes. The date and time of such demonstra tions will be announced through the newspapers in advan<x. There is ample parking space for cars but the seating facilities are limited to approximately 200 However, there is ample standing room and since the lecture is given over a public address system it can be heard clearly tar a con siderable distance. YMCA Offici Tells of To By Nazi How the Nazi Gestapo held a Y. M. C. A. secretary pnai ner for montha, and tried to wrhtg from him by torture political sotrets he didn’t possess, was reveal# I today, M. L. Cushion, general a cretary of the College YMCA slat id. “The man is James W. Brown, for many years our repro( rRtative in Rumania,” fashion sad. "Fra now at liberty to state U e facts, as conveyed to me by our National Council in New York,’{because Brown is safe; He returnoi to this country in an exchanggl of our diplomata and nationals J|>r those of our enemies. “Brown had been 21 yedjs In Ru mania as staff worker fos the In ternational Committee ';|of the YMCA. His welfare eArta for Rumanians and Polish tWfugves probably put the NazM on his trail. The Gestapo firs(TaiTc*ted him August 20th on eparges of espionage for the British] He was held for 48 hours. ?| “Juat before Rumania | declared war on the TJ. 8., Mr. ^nd Mrs. Brown left Bucharest foi{ Turkey; but at Rvilengrad. Buig^-ia, they Work Now Underway On New r Directories Student Activities announces that the student directodjf will be out in a few days. The fttint shop is working on the diroMiry now. hut ia not finished. Evertfyear the directory is made out |gf soon as possible after school There is a large amount of wqn| involved in compiling all the nqfmsary in formation; thus the lap^ft of time before it can he made available Dr. Hazzleton E. Simmons, pres ident of the Uhiveraity of Akron, is the new president of the Associ ation of Urban Universities. Corps Dance Saturday Night. SI.10 University of Texas business research report in the quarrying indust per cent higher than T T reau of payrolls are 55 ago. Clemspn college's phy^cal plant has risen in value fropt 6250,000 to 66,000,040. ' 71: PRIVATE BUCK , Bv Clyde UrwiTl |F f iK Y I F v^ . t - ”45 7 TANDEM-TANS Steal Th4 Sty le Parade Two hartnonizing tone* -( of tan calffki(t make this ’ an r’akmJadpMr fprts tty* to wear i)o#J,.. and this summer J. .and next fall' ' It’» a practical combina tion ... LlJ'udry fcnan! a Nunn-Buqh Tandem Tans >8.95 • * r r i Edgerton Sports Shoes $5.50 to $7.95 Stores’* Bryan P-WARDEN SCHOOL- << ontinued frost page 1) ulating atic conditions will be bombed and set afire to drive .home the importance of civilian protection work. Proper methods of handling in- cindaries will be shown so that the householders may know what [to do in case one' lands in their i house. Two hours spent watching the | demonstration and hearing the lecture will teach the wardens more in that brief time than they can learn otherwise, those who have attended previous demon strations say. • As one of the climaxes of the 'demonstration a 10-pound thermite bomb will be "dropped” on the roof of a four-story frame apart ment, which has been built on the grounds. In less than a minute the bomb buraa through to the 6 PAIRS OF Senior Boots LODPOT .4 O “Tomorrow is pay-day^ -3U SENIOR COWBOY BOOTS j'l ■ j|i | Get Them Now! i We Are Prepared To Give You Quick Delivery iOn All Orders Y NORTH GATE \ It's The Law | GENERAL ORDER 0. D. T. NO. 6: I / ’ * ' ‘ . No person shall cause to he made by vehicle and no local carrier shall make: ; ! 1. Any special deliveries exdept to hospitals and the armed forces of the U. B. Any call-backs. i < More than one delivery between any one point' of origin and any one point of destination, in any one calendar day. While only 2 per cent of the total United State* population .ia col lege trained, this group comprises 86 per cent ot listings in the 1940- 41 "Who’s Who in Amaifca." Corps Dance Saturday Night. 61.19 NEW SHIP! of SAM BROWNE /TS L LOUPOTf’S To Obey Law 1. We cannot make more than one stop at ^wrh customer’s ruswfen any one day. This means ... to pick your laundry, yptir must be ready and available when we call; 2. We cannot give any special delivery servfce. This means . . . any re* quest, other than our regular delivery sjeirice, cannot be granted. 1 I • • • 1 / • K f 1 . b 3. We must reduce.our truck mileage 40 per cent each month below what It was the same month last year. This mebna . /. we must re-schedule our delivery service in each territory. : s / ! . . We Are Obeying the Law — 4. n , • - / Us To * I ' Cooperate i Ti 1 if*