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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1942)
■I P«fe 4 Offi 1 j —^ Classi ied TWO SARK PIANO a CraMd nrvltmt i #rlM. Om .piavt W«rt. KU.. TW . U Trxa* APARTMENT POR aly. Walklac diatane. ; WATCH LOOT- EW » mg i'. White" white M tM Cm for Announcements tz LAUNDRY rervic|—d«* that »» are ha etna 4alare4; hoereea •rhedule wKh all J»hr U. 0. P. Ajhra. THE BATT i. H wrUt Watch «a- Return to 8»ik« warard. -ao Or DEPARTMENTS July « m .me of the fW th* rleeieal etoff eed-up procraae. R h bnna thh to -the otteatioa of •ea la yoay departaieat also. P. C. Boltoa Dm. WlUt INKOKMATKIN .‘UNTCtRE mcultjr aad VOU ad will ha oa for ; aor»te» la the War Infor- tor la the oollaae library ehould npiwrr erhedalee to the library luir or *-!• p. Prtday Lit or tatfeyv »-lt a>m Leave eeheduba oa Heaneeoee at the Loan Deah ua floor of the library. I fll'MMER INCREASES IN LAUND IT i {ALLOWANCE Actiac u»«t> the aapaat roaaaat of the Cadet* Corpe, the leiaa in alhiwaaaa aad the lAuodry fee have been tncraaaed the eamairr atoalhe la Order to put tbh rhaaye lata effect July f, l*«t. R will be ■eeeeeary for all atadadla to ahoerve bamedlately the fol low taf natnartloee 1. n r rffertive date of tbia chant Ju r «. IMS. t. T1 > laundry allowance h mrreaeed fraai a total of U ta a total of M | pa weak, with a autahnuai of • ehirU and S pair of panto- The InareOeed fee of ltd per week to -noear the coot df baodlmc the nddi- traptal one ehirt ond one pair of panto altpwed ofer the prment ailowanre of «_ fhlrto and two Sait of panto. laundry rdtaryea will real •now for all rkraaa piaeaa over the r allowaart. •tudrnts who Wva paid fWaa for the *.eneder m.i.l roll by the Ptoral and paur the additional (1 M laandry foe before July A Afi etudroto rerwivin* rhrcke for the expel amount of the taetalhaeat fern. anM all atudeato whose fees are paid IB jnetalJiaenU by rhocke dtrsrt to the O^lewr mast iaimadiateiy hifana the •epdef of these rbrciui a* Intftoated be low : | Ihetallmeat payable July let rill be m.U lartoad of ibl The installment pay able Aurunt let to t will be ttZ.IO I tamkrod of ItlAS. • Tha Ptoral Office and the l-aundry dr • irr |o coopetate fully with the etbdent body this matter, aad solicit their co in putting thie change Inti, with the least piwsible meanventenr- i Program Texas Aviation Week Coni THUK8DAT, JUNE IS 8:00 a. m—Breakfast, Sbida Hall banquet room 9:00 a. m.—Conference on Employment, Mess Hell Molina pro. North American Aviation, 9.00 a. m.—Model airplane discussion, Industrial Room. 9)00 a. m.—Conference on Trminhtic, Y.M.C.A. Chapel. Van Consolidated Corporation, chairman. 9:00 a. m.—Conference on Aeronautical Research, Y.M.C . bly Room. ADen Guiberson, Guibersoo Diesel chairman. 9:00 *>•—Conference of Aircraft Manufacturers, Pacul Administration Bldg. E. J. Tynan, Con Hoi chairman. - in*-. ^ Kd France, TTi Room of Corp., 11:50 p m.—Luncheon, Sbisa Hall Banquet Room. ToastmaEter, Dean Gibb Gilchrist. Address of welcome, Dr. T. 0. Walton 1:00 p. m.—Model Building, Industrial Education !>■< t r. R*om. Chris Groneman, chairman. 1:80 p. m.—Conference on Employment and Training. Y.M.QA. chapel. Ross A. Peterson, North American Aviation, he^.Aair 1:80 p. m.—Conference en Aeronautical Research, Y.M.C, bly Room. H. J. Hansen, Texas AAM College 1:80 p. m.—Conference of Aircraft Manufacturers, Fs Administration Bldg. W. A. Ehrich, North • Aviation, chairman. 7:00 p. ro.—Dinner, Sbisa Hall Banquet Room. Toast mas Haddaway, editor Southern Flight Address, ton. Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce. AMcm- n. ] oom. American (Sf the iheto ‘ to c wll • I WAS: i opmdbon wr Meetinprs kjlt. PICNIC -The Kmmw and Eew Klub will hold tte firet club piraic Friday eveuiaa et S o'clock. All otudente and faculty mewibrn of the Dairy Department ard Specially ipvih-d. Meet at the Crwam etgr e( S o'clock. There ia no faculty Jane t&th. Himiimkei t faculty luSrheun July >nd. rkMkmhkri T lunchfan Thuraday, There 18 a faculty RURAL SOCIOLOGY Cdub are urged to attend the first club meet me Thursday at 7 :S0 p. m. In Room ZM Agri cult uaal building New are (Specially invited. aoriology mayor* Volunteer company The olualwr lUwnpaay will meet Thurs day ifight at 7 Id ia the C. E building ROM oaa Vol In New, Softer, Washable «a> Palm Reach $1 —SAILORS— (Continued from Psgs 1) received this specialized training werq si] radiomen. 2nd class in the T vy An interesting sidelight of the grathiation was that Afton Falin who received his certificate yeste day., has a s+n who is a technical sergeant in the United States 1 4™* stationed in Australia. Falin and |him son have an engagement Christmas dinner together where in the Far East. The sailor to came to A. A M. Jesse G. McNames. He also ed his certificate yesterday, e number that graduated and mes or the destinations could disclosed. Curlier said. 5——W- LISTEN TO WTAW use rc Thursday, Jane 25 11:25. a.m.—Music 11:30 a.m.—Treasury Star Parade <0. S. Treasury) 11:45 s.m. Braros Valley Farm apd Home Program Is The Lady of tha. Ho ise In? Mary Hester Harrison. , 11:56 a.m.—The Town drier 12:00 noon—SigmOff I li Friday, dune 28 11:26 a.m.—Musis • , 11:80 am.-wYou Can’t .Do Busi> ness With iHitler (Office of ' • Emergency Msra^(ement) 11:46 a.m.—Brazes Valley Farm /- 1 and Home Program 11:56 a.m.—The Town Crier 12:00 noon—Sign*-Off 4:80 p.m.-S:30 pltn.—THE GIE CLAMBAKE) -MEANDERIN (Con tin ond Prom Page 2) m .'I ' ' ' ^ ' I * J l* future). “Doctor of Swingology’! is the title conferred upon Count Basie by Winthrop House, one* of the houses at Harvard U. Il see^u anyone can get a degwe now days . . . Did you know that Mar- wyn Bo gup ia one of the- highest paid musicians in the business 8o- day? You know him M tsh Ka bibble with Kay Kyaer . 1. Don’t forget, FITCH SUMMER BAND WAGON. 720 North Richigkn * >AY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1942 Avenue, Chicago, Illinois LETS TURN THAT BAND WAGON INTO THE AGGIKLAND GRAVY TRAIN. v 1 —INTO AMUR AI iv (CMMtMto Frva P>n » M Inf. 28. Amer. Leg. 16 C Eng. 24. Hdq. Car. 24 B Inf. 33. 2 CHQ 8 3 Hdq. FA. SO,' D R.C. 14 A CW8 26, C Inf. 22 B CWS 26, A Inf. 22 \ F Eng. 20. A CAC 15 Inf. Band 22, B 8.C. 18 AG- itpr, G zorge Irank :Wal ' • I 'I j 1 FRIDAY. JUNE 26 8:00 a. m.—Breakfast, Sbisa Hall. 9:00 a. m.—Closed meeting on Employment, Mess Hall Ahnex. John Hasaler, Consolidated Aircraft, chairman. 9:00 a. m.—Scale Model Plane Contest, Y.M.C.A. Lobby. iCharma L. Baker, Texas AAM, chairman. { 9:00 a. m.—Rubber-powered Plane Contest, PoJo Fidld.. NpgerJ Bar ton, chairman. 9:00 a. m.—Conference on Training, Y.M.C.A. Assembly Ifoom. T. P. Faulconer, Consolidated Aircraft, chairman t 9:00 a.m.—Aircraft Manufacturers. Group I, Faculty Rooi^, Adi ninis tration Bldg. Jack Frost, Aircraft Parts >Cfg. tss'n, chairman. v j '>i [ V i ' 9:00 R. m.—Aircraft Manufacturers, Group II, Y.M.C.A R< tiling Room. W. H. Wright, Consolidated Atrcruft, cfairmi n 9:00 a. m.—Civilian Pilot Training. Y.M.C.A. Chapel. Roy W. Flliott. chairman. 1 J T 9:00 a. m.—Open Forum, Publicity and Press Relatsm-, ^ngimering Conference Room, Administration Bldg Fraim Walton, chairman. 12:50 p. m.—Luncheon, Sbisa Hall. Toastmaster, Dr. F. M.'Law ident, AAM board of directors. Address. Maj.iGen. Harmon, commander. Gulf Coast Air Tfhinin^ Ceni 1:30 p. m.—Open Forum, Civil Engineering Lecture Room s Deanj Gibb Gilchrist, chairman. 1:30 p. m.—Indoor Plane Model Contest, Animal HusbandF 1:30 p. m.—Civilian Pilot Training conference, Fourth Regim Chapel. Leslie Bowman, National AviatioR Ass’n., chairman. ' ].• I if ■ . 30 p. m.—Civil Air Patrol conference, Y.M.C-A. Asaemb^' Roojn. D. Harold Byrd,- CAP wing commander, chairamn. 6:30 p. m.—Barbecue. 7:15 p. m.—Cotton-dusting exhibition, Brazos Varisco pladtationi , —* 1— ' —AVIATION— (Continued Ftorn Page 1) urday morning^ simultaneously with a gathering pf the 1*6X88 Pri- To Have That Well Dressed Appearance SEND YoW CLOTHES TO US 7 TO BE CLEANED AND PRESSED Campus Cleaners On the Campos vate Flyers as Lectures for siasts will be d on raodel-buiidi tion of model, 1 Groneman of T charge. Charlie Barton will be model contest day. iation. Kiel-plane enthu- ivered Thursday and organiza- E te, with Chris s A^ A M. in ter aad Rogers In charge of th* Friday and $atur- There will be fpcech. s at lunch- - eon and dinner Friday and Satur day in Sbiaa Hall, and a barbecue is planned Fridm eveniag. “Oatalogua,” py Bishop John Bale, a rare volume published in 1557, has been iu-quired by Ohio State universityV* English library. 1 4 department k] of We Can Give . Prompt Delivery ON BOOTS : NOW! HOUCK’S BOOT 1 SHOP North Gate 1:3< COUPOI ■aavy RMt DISH CLOTHS A C Dean's Team Receives Laurels In Iowa College for Underdog 1 j f Corns ia sad try >ae 00! lode- peadent teientike persptratioo-' •vaporatioa tests (bowed geou- laa Film Besch (1 brie* sverage *22% cooler than taj of 22 other summer »uiting*! All this ' { —ia America'* dyfc suit that's • oaally washable! Here * Amen- a —LEAG1 , (Cantinu. d froai Impas Cleaners Aggie Vs. Diamond 6. F'acnlty vs. Lipscomb’s Pharm acy-*-Diamond 7. ^ Cjaepus Theatre vs. ‘ Holick’s- Diamond 4. ' Pharmacy vs pot’g—Diamond 9. U\i u ca’sbiggest summer-suit value Aaserica s fsvoriia summer sak [ Two Coni CoUefc S tat Ido - Bryan IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS We Will Have a Complete Line of School Supplies in COLLEGE BOOK STORE * Norik Gate A unique college, which will ac cept only those boys who finish high school in the lowest 25 per cent of their class, has been es tablished in Tabor, Iowa, a town of fewer than 1,000 residents. This amazing entrance require ment, setting the educational world topsy-turvey, was created by Dr. Robert Enlow O’Brian, preacher, educator, politician and business man, the new president of Tabor college. \ , , Former* president of Morning- side college at Sioux City, and former Iowa secretary of state. Dr. O’Brian has always wanted to run a college for the “lower one-fourth*' who seldom getj invi tations to college campuses j these days. Last Winter jie gu^ his chance. The president pf Tatar re signed, and the college faced its second closing in its .KO-yea^ his tory. Some of the trustees jasked Dr. O’Brian to tak^ ove^. He agreed, on the undergtandini that he could introduce hif scholirship ideas. English composition? is taught as a “remedial” course, gtressirfc cor rect spelling and use;of cle herent, proper sentences, matics is of the statistical counting varieties. T)vp rest course follows traditional arts lines. —i J— •Oc Slza ALKA LIPSCOMB’S PHARMACT “Doc” Lipncomb, Kx Ajnrie PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS College Station , s Phone 4-1121 COJalqf«cu . v J)ri»q • ^banner specials COUPON Stays Sharp! 25c RAIL CLIPPER X1U. 9 C MINERAL OIL 'HEAVY U.S.P. Quality, Ptat ® 6Ce RREML HAIR TONIC 3-oa. Bottle P and C SOAP Southwest Coaches Transfe Duties to Conditioning Navy flight achoola to be opened Mary’s -il .AGGIES! 1 I i 1 ft * . ’ | l » *. * I - 4/ We Offer The BEST CLEANING j AND PRESSING SERVICE AVAILABLE •••1 Reliable j. - Ben Yc Mgr. Tiers North Gate There may be some coaches and' athletes left in the Southwest, but the midshipmen of the United States Naval Academy aren't to sure about that They have only to walk down the Terrace Deck of historic Ban croft Hall to see such fellows as Jack Gray, Texas university bas ketball coach, Marty Karow, head man of the Texas Aggie quintet last winter, Clyde V. Lee, moulder of those great football teams at Kilgore Junior College; Walter P. Roach, Texas Christian university freshman mentor; Fly in’ Freddie Wolcott, Rice Institute’s great hurdler of a few seasons ago, Billy Patterson, the ex-Baylor univar- aity backfield star, and many oth- noted sports figures of the wide open spaces. These men are airftmg 48 Texahs who have taken leave from their civilian school posts to help tough en up the Navy's Air Cadeta. “This is the greatest program with which I’ve ever b< i n connect ed,” declares Karow, one-time all- American fullback at Ohio State university who has coached at Tex as, the Navy Academy and T< AAM. Gray and his Colleagues arq members of the aooond class of V-6 instructors being indoctrinated at the Academy. From hers they will be assigned to the Navy's pro- May (California) and thsi Univsgsities of North Carolina, 'Georgig and Ipwa. Moat of the texans j likely will be sent to the Georgia HYDROGEN PEROXIDE! BEZON _Wholo Mature! 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