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LAUNDRY rervic|—d«*
that »» are ha etna
4alare4; hoereea
•rhedule wKh all
J»hr U. 0. P. Ajhra.
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Return to 8»ik«
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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
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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 4â„¢* 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
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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
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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
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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.
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man of the Texas Aggie quintet
last winter, Clyde V. Lee, moulder
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Kilgore Junior College; Walter P.
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These men are airftmg 48 Texahs
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“This is the greatest program
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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
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