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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1943)
Page 4 THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1943 / OFFICIAL NOTICES Classified FOR SALE—Ice cream slacks for sale. Size 29-30, worn for 2 weeks only. $12.50. Room 402, No. 14. O. M. Brown. FOR SALE—Bi-Swing Blouse. See it in room 428, Dorm 1. REGULATION ITEMS YOU’LL NEED Stop in today and see our complete stocks of Regulation Uniforms and equipment that you will need. All-Wool Serge Slacks “Fish” Caps Regulation Shirts Stetson Hats Trench Coats Aggie Coveralls Regulation Ties Regulation Socks Sam Browne Belts Reg. Web Belts Nunn-Bush, Edgerton & Fortune Shoes Red Wing Lace Boots rpaldropafi “Two Convenient Stores” College Bryan LOST—One girl’s green bicycle. Victory model. It was missing from the Admin istration Building Monday afternoon. Its return or information as to its where abouts will be appreciated. Please get in touch with Dean Bolton’s office if found. WANTED Student to play small Elec tric Organ at Episcopal Chapel every Sunday at 11:00 service. Phone 4-9404. P. O. Box 93. LOST—A black bag at the Waco cor ner Sunday afternoon. A reward for its return or information of whereabouts. C. G. Schruggs, Room 403, No. 15. MEALS, family style at Perritte’s Din ing Room four blocks north of College post office. One, two, or three meals to suit your convenience. For rates phone 4-8794. LOST—Green pleated skirt between new postoffice and Hrdlicka’s on old High way. Call College 4-9189 for reward. Announcements ALL 17 YEAR-OLD STUDENTS in terested in the Navy V-l plan are asked to meet in the Chemistry Lecture room at 5 p.m. Friday, February 5. Information will be available for those who have questions to ask. F. C. Bolton, Dean. STUDENTS who are interested in ar ranging a schedule for Entomology 208, please meet in room 6, Science Hall, Friday, February 5, at 7:15 p.m. PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING author ized absences has been changed and it now becomes the responsibility of the stu dent who has missed classes because he was in the hospital or because he had been absent on an authorized absence to make a request covering each course within 48 hours after his return to duty if he wishes the instructor to be notified that his absence was authorized. Blank cards for these requests may be obtained at the Commandant’s office, the hospital, or the office of the dean of the college. Requests not submitted within the 48 hour limit will not be considered and the absences will be recorded as unexcused absences. F. C. Bolton, Dean. THE NAVY DEPARTMENT announces that it can accept enlistments in class V-5 for Naval Aviation Cadet training 17 year old students who are in the up per two-thirds of their college class and can meet other requirements. Applications may be obtained at my office. The United States Marine Corps can also accept 17 year olds and give them deferment fcr further college training. F. C. Bolton, Dean. SINGING CADET rehearsals will be held in the Assembly Hall at the following times: Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons, 4:30 to 6:30. All boys who have not signed up as yet and would like to join please come to the Assembly Hall any afternoon after 4:00 p.m. You do not have to have every afternoon off to be a member. NOTICE: All students who checked out leads for use in the Electrical Engineering Laboratories during the second semester 1942-43 must return these leads by Sat urday, Feb. 6, 5 p.m. Those who do not return the leads will be charged at the rate of 60 cents per lead. M. C. Hughes, Head, Department of Electrical Engineer- ign. Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf? We are .unless you give your scrap metal to the Army now. Scraps may come and scraps may go but scrap metal is needed for the duration. Give it now. LUKE'S GROCERY AND MARKET SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 216 SIZE Dozen TEXAS ORANGES 280 LARGE SIZE Each CELERY 140 CALIFORNIA 490 SIZE Dozen LEMONS 150 FRESH ~ 2 Pounds ENGLISH PEAS 280 CALIFORNIA 2 for LETTUCE 150 3 Bunches ONION SETS 250 DAISY MAID OLEOMARGERINE 230 Dozen INFERTILE EGGS 380 NO. 2 CANS 2 For HEINZ SOUP 250 3-lb. Can SPRY 690 NO. 2 CANS 2 For SOUR PITTED CHERRIES 380 SUNSHINE 1-lb. Box HI-HO CRACKERS 190 14-OZ. CANS MONARCH 3 For TOMATO JUICE 250 NO. 2 CAN TOMATOES, 100 2 For WHEATIES 250 NO. 1 TALL CAN LIBBY’S FRUIT COCKTAIL 170 2-lb. Box VELVEETA CHEESE 750 HOME-MADE Pound SAUSAGE 300 HOME-MADE Pound PURE HOG LARD 200 Pound STEW MEAT (Fine for Soup) 250 A.&M. HENS and FRYERS ? Beginning Monday Our Store Will Open at 7:00 A.M. and Close at 6:00 P.M. LUKE’S We Deliver Phone 4-1141 TUMBLING TEAM- (Continued From Pag* S) even chance to take many confer ence honors. Coach Lil Dimmitt reports that the team is showing plenty of spirit and fire in their workouts. Although five meets besides the South West Conference Meet have been scheduled, Coach Dimmitt is still trying to arrange for other meets. Of the five meets schedul ed two are dual meets. The first of these is with Texas and will be run in Austin, the other is wiith Rice and will take place in Hous ton. One triangle meet with Rice, Texas and A. & M., the Texas Relays, and The Border Olympics constitute the other meets. The Border Olympics will be run in Laredo and teams from many Texas colleges and a few out of state teams will participate. The South West Conference meet which was originally scheduled to meet here will probably be held in Houston since there is not suf ficient rooming space in the local hotels. The track team is confronted with transportation problems as well as are all other • athletic or ganizations but Coach Dimmitt as sures that the team will make the scheduled meets somehow. —Basketball— (Continued From Page 3) Aggies that they have never quite recovered. They currently hold a tie with Rice for third place. The Aggies are only a half game be hind in fourth. The Mustangs of S.M.U. are at present battling with Baylor for the league cellar. In an early- season game they took a close one from the Bears and now hold the advantage. S.M.U. appears to have everything it takes to be a good basketball team. They have height, speed, and experience. Led by Baccus and Tumlinson they have led in every game they have played, but always have been nosed out in the final minutes. Despite their frequent losses they have improved with every game arid, with the home court advantage, should give the Aggies, a real scrap up in Dallas. Other Mustang standbys are Acei Can- nady, and the two Stringer bro thers from Van, who are both re puted to be hot shots. The squad which will consist of eleven rqen, will leave sometime Friday for Fort Worth. There they will spend Friday night and Saturday. Sunday, after their en gagement with the Frogs, they will travel over to Dallas where they will tackle S.M.U. on Monday night. Should they take both tilts THE BATTALION —INTRAMURALS— (Continued From Page 3) Separate teams for both leagues will be entered in horseshoes, vol leyball, softball, and track. These five sports make up the Intramural Sport Program for the Spring se mester. Speedball and horseshoes will begin around February 15, or as soon before that as schedules can be arranged. Volleyball and soft- ball will come later in .the Spring. Competition in track will be in one big meet to be held late in the se mester. **** Nicky Ponthieux of the Intra mural Department has announced the departmental managers for the current semester. These boys will officiate all Intramural games. The list includes Seniors Ander son, Gillory, and Mouser. Junior Intramural Managers are Bard- gette, Beavers, Lanier, Mosesman, Owings, Ragar, Sadidge, Shelton, Schaepe, Wasserman, Welch, Was- serman, and Zummo. His many friends and admirers wer the campus will undoubtedly be enjoyed to know that “Wassev” (the Great) Wasserman will be back with the Intramural Depart ment as Junior Manager. Was serman, however, declined to make any official statement to the press. He did comment that this year’s managers will probably be the best Intramural officials m the %tate. This statement was hardily %econded by his colleagues of the department. **** This column is again asked to announce to all Sophomores who are interested in becominjg Soph omore Intramural Managers +o meet at 5:00 this afternoon in the Intramural Office for the purpose of discussing plans. Every boy interested in this work is urged to be present at the meeting. Keep the Japs slap-happy by making Uncle Sam Scrap-happy. We need your scrap metal for the Army now. You give your men to the Army. Now give them what it takes to win the war. Give your scrap metal to the Army now. They say love makes the world go round. Show your love for America by giving your scrap metal to her now. Tie a little string around your finger and remember to give your scrap metal to the Army today. they will go into third place in conference ratings. WTAW LISTEN TO Thursday, February 4 11:25—Today’s Summary on the Home Front—Richard Gott lieb. 11:30—Neighborhood Call (Office for Emergency Manage ment). 11:45—Brazos Valley Farm and Home Program—Newell N. Newman. 11:55—Town Crier—Richard Gott lieb. 12:00—Sign-off. 1:15-1:30—The Texas School of the Air. Friday, February 5 11:25—Today’s Summary on the Home Front—Richard Gott lieb. 11:30—Swing Serenade. 11:45—Brazos Valley Farm and Home Program—Triple A. 11:55—Town Crier—Conrad Ber ing. 12:00—Sign-off. 4:30-4:45—Popular Music. 4:45-5:00—Radio Speech Class. 5:00-5:30—Aggie Pickin’s. —AGGIES— (Continued From Page 1) We had already checked out of the hotel, and were leaving for home after we left the studio that day. Mr. Winstead found out that we had been trying to bum a ride on some Army transport plane, so he called an ex-Aggie Air Corps Colonel at the Santa Anna Air Base. However, he was never able to get in touch with him, and be sides we didn’t have the necessary parachutes that are required of all aerial hitch-hikers, we gave up. We left then with the hope that we could soon be rolling merrily on our way toward Big D. That was Wednesday night, and we rolled into Dallas Saturday after noon. By the way—have you ever worn boots for three days without tak ing them off? Be on your mettle with your scrap metal. The Army needs it now. Any scraps today? Scraps for Freedom? The Army needs your scrap metal right away. Be rational towards rationing but don’t ration your scrap metal. The Army needs it now. SEE LOUPOT FOR THESE BARGAINS! STUDY LAMPS M’Vr DRAWING BOARD AND T-SQUARES W “S— SAM BROWNE BELTS__ 95 VI” (Most belts were new in September.) Loupot is still yaping the highest prices on books ttfe can sell here on the campus. Books for which there is no sale here are bought on the New York market. DUE TO TRANSPORTATION DIFFICULTIES the shipment of all new books has been delayed. Indica tions at press time are that these books will be here today. Don’t sell your country short with a shortage of scrap metal. Give it to the Army now. N JUNIORS Order Your Uniform Tailor Made Tailored From 100% All Wool Material BLOUSES SHIRTS SLACKS FISH AND SOPHOMORES Do You Have a Good Pair of Wool Slacks Order Them Now Uniform Tailor Shop Mendl & Hornak North Gate ^ i. '] IN THE SKI TROOPS they say: "SNOW BUNNy"for beginner EGG BEATER' for head-over- heels spill "GHOST SUIT" for white ca- mouflage uniform CAMEL for the Army man’s favorite cigarette DICK DURRANCE former Olympic ace who trains the Army’s ski troopers 1. ■ ' CAM E LS HAVE WHAT IT TAKES! they're EASY ON MY THROAT— AND A TREAT TO MY TASTE l 09 m I iTURKISHb DOMESTIC i W- BLEND CIGARETTES Fi&ST M7HE SE&WCE With men in the Army, the Navy, the Marine Corps, and the Coast Guard, the favorite cigarette is Camel. (Based on actual sales records in Post Exchanges and Canteens.) ^atceC- The T-Zone where cigarettes are judged The "T-ZONE"—Taste and Throat —is the proving ground for cigarettes. Only your taste and throat can decide which cigarette tastes best to you... and how it affects your throat. For your taste and throat are abso lutely individual to you. Based on the experience of millions of smokers, we believe Camels will suit your "T-ZONE" to a "T." Prove it for yourself! B. J. Bejnold* Tobacco Company, Winiton-Balem, North Carolina