FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 4, 1944
THE BATTALION
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
Classified
Commandants Office
WANTED: Secretary for the Department
I .** of Biology and Geology. Apply at the
office of Biology or phone 4-5664.
GOING TO TEMPLE Saturday and return
Sunday. Can take one or two Aggies. Call
Sybil Banister at 4-6264 before five;
4-6304 after five.
FOUND—2 keys on chain. One Yale
numbered I. E. D. 806. Obtain at Office
of Chemical Engineering Department.
Announcements
The shipment of Senior Rings due
August first is now ready for delivery to
those men who are eligible to get the
rings.
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Following is a list of the concessionaires
and their respective concessions who have
been authorized through the Student Ac
tivities Office to sell merchandise in dorm
itories :
Name - Concession
Broussard, J. R. Candy
Claunch, E. B. Chem. Handbooks
Garrett, William Floral
Goad, R. C. Batt. Circulation
Jenkins, E. B. Candy
Lange, C. M. Candy
Maddox, E. P. • Christmas Cards
and Veterinary Instruments
Matthews, M. L. Candy
Phillips, Harold Stationery
Candy
Candy
Smith, R. L. Candy
Waidhofer, Ben Engraving
Weichert, G. G. Candy
Parr, R. L.
Scheifelbein, W. H
For the benefit of the student body we
_ are publishing our present sick call hours.
They are as follows:
Monday through Friday: 8:00 a.m. to
* 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.
Sundays and Holidays: 8:00 a.m. to
1:00 a.m.
A student may go to bed in the Hospital,
if ill, at any time he desires. A doctor
^ and nurse are on duty at all times, night
or day, to take care of all emergencies as
they arise.—J. E. MARSH, M.D., College
Surgeon.
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT
Circular No. 10 :
1. The following actions of the DIS
CIPLINE COMMITTEE, duly approved by
the PRESIDENT of the COLLEGE are
announced :
A. Discipline Case No. 798. Cadet Melvin
S. Maltz.
CHARGE: Having attempted to obtain
information from another student’s paper
during a written examination in Physics
204 on June 26, 1944.
FINDINGS: Guilty.
SENTENCE: To be required to drop Phy
sics 204 with a grade of “F” and to be
confined to the limits of the campus for
the remainder of the current semester.
M. D. WELTY,
Colonel, Infantry Infantry
Commandant
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT
General Order No. 13:
I. SENIOR COURT:
1. The Court shall consist of six organi
zation commanders and the Corps Com
mander, or the Corps Executive, or one
of the Regimental Commanders, who will
preside. The members of the Court, to
include the presiding officer, will be
detailed from a roster, such roster to be
maintained by the Corps Commander, who
will be responsible for detailing the Court
to meet at a designated time.
2. The Court shall meet upon the call
of the president for formal consideration
of offenses which may be referred to it
fbr action and informally as may be
necessary for consideration of charge^
prior to the formal hearing.
3. The regular meetings of the Court
shall be held in the uniform that is
regularly worn by the students at the
time; the offenders and such witnesses
that may appear before the Court will be
in the same uniform. To constitute a
quorum the Court must consist of at least
five members.
4. The guilt or innocence of the accused
will be established by ballot, a majority
deciding the issue. The degree of punish
ment will likewise be decided. The accused
will be given an opportunity to make any
statement he desires before the Court
and will be allowed to introduce witnesses
A SUGGESTION LIST OF THINGS
YOU MIGHT NEED
Chemistry Outlines ,
Schaum’s Chemistry Outline
(Chemistry Problems Solved)
Monogrammed Matches
Picture Frames (Many Sizes and Styles)
Military Sets
Belts (Wide Selection)
Necklaces and Novelties
Just Received
Vet. Insignia Jewelry for Wives and Sweethearts
Mexican Costume Jewelry—bracelets, pins, earbobs.
(These make excellent gifts)
And we are still buying Books, Cam
paign Hats, Lamps, and
Many Other Items
We have a slightly used bicycle for sale at $25.00
Loupot’s Trading Post
“Trade With Lou — He’s Right With You”
in his behalf. The Court may call any
witnesses it desires to hear.
5. Punishment to be assessed will be in
conformity with the rules of the college.
Where in the course of investigation it
develops that such punishment appears to
be inadequate for the case in question,
the matter will be referred to the Com
mandant with a statement to that effect
and with a recommendation that the case
be taken before the Discipline Committee
of the college, if such action seems
necessary or desirable.
6. Senior Court offenses will normally
consist of the following:
a. Non-reg in Bryan.
b. Absence without 1’eave.
c. Disrespect to Cadet Officers. • •
d. Non-reg at Corps Dances.
e. Sitting in Senior Section at ath
letic contests and at picture shows.
f. Throwing water in halls.
gr Defacing college property.
h. Acts on or off the campus which
reflect discredit on the college.
i. Any offense which may be re
ferred to the Court by the Com
mandant.
7. All cases to be acted on by the Court
will be referred to the Corps Commander
by the Commandant for transmission to
the Presiding Officer of the Court. Pro
ceedings of the Court will be approved
and punishment announced by the Com
mandant..
By order of Colonel Welty:
A. J. Bennett,
Lieutenant Colonel, C. A. C.
Executive Officer.
DO YOUR PART—BUY BONDS
Dallas Aggies Hold
Party Over Weekend
Last Saturday night the Dallas
A. & M. Club got together out at
Louann’s in Dallas to have an old
Aggie Party. Enough tables were
reserved by the club ahead of time
to accommodate th large number
of Dallas Aggies and Aggie-Exes.
The party began about 9:00
o’clock and lasted well after mid
night. The Aggie War Hymn and
the Spirit of Aggieland were sung
during a hearty yell practice that
lasted about half an hour. After
the yell practice most of the dance
floot was overrun by the Dallas
Aggies who were really on the
lookout for interfering Tea sip-
pers.
Recordings of the War Hymn
were played by “Lou” and everyone
including supporters helped out
with the songs. Most everyone
present decided that the midsemes
ter unofficial holiday was spent
the best possible way. At the next
meeting the club members will ar
range a picnic or party at White
Rock Lake.
DO YOUR PART—BUY BONDS
—TOWN HALL—
(Continued from page 1)
tor, January 11; Leonard Warren,
tenor, January 26; Draper and Ad
ler, dance team, February 12;
Singing Cadets, February 27; and
Rise Stevens, noted singer, March
13.
Town Hall is a regular feature
presented each year by the college
in a non-profit capacity and ac
cording to statements of interested
persons has been exceptionally suc-
cussful said Collins.
DO YOUR PART—BUY BONDS
Quality Is A Saving
%
A good lesson to know is that quality is a
saving—things that you need and use are of little
use to you unless they are serviceable. Get your
better quality merchandise at The Exchange
Store—an Aggie Institution.
PRICE
QUALITY
VALUE
for
N I
SCHOOL NEEDS
use the
EXCHANGE
We have a complete line of school supplies—
Stationery, College Jewelry, Text Books, Acces
sories—things that you need throughout the
school year.
The Exchange Store
“An Aggie Institution”