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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 27, 1944
THE BATTALION
PAGE 5
Intramural Games Begin Monday, July 3
Athletic Officers Must Turn Entry
Cards In To Mr. Penberthy By Wed.
After detailed planning and*
preparation, the intramural pro
gram will get under way next
Monday. It was originally planned
to start the games this Wednes
day afternoon, but lack of entry
cards turned in and the announce-
As advertised
in Life
and Esquir*/
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CLOTHIERS
College and Bryan
•ment of the holiday Saturday ne
cessitated the postponement.
First sports on the schedule for
the summer will be softball and
tennis. The ball games will begin
at 4:15 and will be played on the
drill fields west of Law Hall. The
tennis matches will also begin at
4:15 and will be played on the
courts behind Anchor Hall. A
schedule of each organization's
games will be sent out as soon as
they are drawn up. They will be
sent to the Dorm C.Q. who will
give them to each top kick. Failure
of some of the athletic officers to
turn in their -entry cards has
caused a slight delay in the sched
uling of games. Those men who
have not turned their entry cards
in are urged to do so at once.
From all indications of practice
games, the softball championship
will definitely be taken by upper
classmen in the new area. The
leading teams in the contest will
be J. William’s Co. A and Spider
Westbrook’s Co. D. These two com
panies have been practicing every
chance they have and are really
running smoothly. They have al
ready played one game and are
planning on playing another one
Wednesday night. There is a small
grudge between these two teams
and the competition is running
high. If you want to see who is
going to win the softball cham
pionship this summer keep your
eye on these two companies, espe
cially the D Company “Spiders.”
Tennis matches will also bring
forth some interesting competition.
A major portion of the league
winners in tennis of last semester
are still on the campus. The tennis
teams are being organized now
and are practicing for their first
matches which will be next week.
In general, there will be more
competition for honors between
outfits this'summer than there has
been in several semesters. Intra
mural games are going to be the
main events in this competition.
The athletic record of a company,
battery, or troop is always a re
flection of the spirit and attitude
of the men’s desire to make their
outfit the best. Don’t let your or
ganization down. Support it in
every way you can.
—FRESHMAN—
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some excellent examples of hyp
notic powers, namely the perform
ances of Joseph Dunninger in Feb
ruary and Dr. Polgar in March.
Aggies will remember the show
put on at this school by Dunninger
last spring.
There are no set rules for sub
jects being able to respond to a
hypnotists’s efforts, but it is gen
erally conceded that he must want
to be hypnotized. Usually the sec
ond time is easier than the first
as the subject can be expected to
react in a certain way. However,
perfect quiet and correct lighting
are necessary at ail times, espe
cially when mass hypnotism is be
ing tried. Mass hypnotism is quite
■difficult, but Fish Crawford has
tried it several times without much
success at any time, although he
continues to be quite successful
when he works on individuals.
A favorite way of putting his
subjects under is to tell them to
imagine that they are going around
in circles in a boat on a quiet lake.
This works rather well, and he can
then make them do simple things
such as writing their names.
In his spare time Fish Crawford
is out for the position of tackle on
the Aggie football team. He was
also on the football team at Mis
sissippi State, but as there was no
conference last year in Mississip
pi, they played only the local ASTP
unit.
time Harry Boyer indicated that
the price for a night in the dormi
tory would probably run between
75 cents and one dollar because
of the necessity of opening up an
unused dormitory.
—CORPS—
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of admission is for couple or stag.
Tentative arrangements have
been made for the use of one of
the vacant dormitories for the
guests of the Aggies. It has been
customary in the past for a dorm
itory to be made available for the
visiting girls because of the limit
ed housing facilities in College
Station and Bryan. At the present
—KYLE—
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Indian Arts and Crafts Board, U.
S. Department of the Interior; R.
A. Lambert, the Rockefeller
Foundation; Iring A. Leonard,
University of Michigan; Carl 0.
Sauer, University of California,
and T. Lynn Smith, University of
Louisiana.
The Joint Committee is sup
ported by grants from the Rocke
feller Foundation, anjl the next
meeting will be held during the
coming autumn.
Dean Kyle has accepted the ap
pointment, subject to action of
colelge authorities. He also is a
member of the Advisory Commit
tee on Inter-American Cooperation
in Agricultural Education, Depart
ment of State, and the United
States Commission of nlter-Ameri-
can Development, Coordinator of
Inter-American Affairs.
Seven Juvenile Cases
And Two Burglaries
Arrested By Police
Two burglaries and seven juvem
ile delinquency cases have beer
apprehended by the City of College
Station police department with in
dictments returned and the cases
held over to the District Judge ir
Bryan, according to an announce
ment made this week by city offi
cials. Lee Norwood, city marsha'
of the City of College Station
made the arrests.
Trial on these cases will be helc
in July as sentence will be passec
on July 22. One of the cases in
volved the theft of clothing anc
$25.00 in money from the gym al
the Consolidated School.
There are now enough laws tc
cover a lot of things on which
people used to swear off.
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Drawing Instruments New and Used
Log Log Duplex Decitrig Slide Rules
Drawing Paper
All Kinds of School Supplies
Uniforms — Patches — Brass
Books — Outlines — Soaps
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