FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 15, 1944
THE BATTALION
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (M.E.)
C. W. CRAWFORD, Head of Department
Office: Room 103, M. E. Bldg.
Course
101—Engineering
Problems (2)
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78 Th9 S10-12
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80 Th9 S10-12
81 Mil W3-5
82 Mil W3-5
83 . M10 W10-12
84 M10 W10-12
85 Til Wl-3
86 Til Wl-3
87 Til Wl-3
88 M8 Tl-3
89 M8 Tl-3
90 M8 Tl-3
600 Mil W3-6
601 M10 W10-12
Course 201—Welding & Foundry (1)
152, 168, 173 — Thl-4
Course 202—Welding & Foundry (1)
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Course 212—Engineering Mechanics
154, 163 TTHS8
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Course 309—Machine Shop (1)
169 —
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Course 310—Machine Shop (1)
500 —
Course 313—Engineering Mechanics
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Course 323—Thermodynamics (4)
256, 286 MWFS8 —
Course 327—Thermodynamics (3)
276 MWF8 —
Course 337—Kinematic Drawing (1)
268 — Fl-4
Course 338—Kinematics & Mach. Des. (4)
254 MWF11 Thl-4
Couise 403—Engineering Lab. (2)
355, 377, 384 T1 T2-6
Course 410—Internal Combustion Eng. (S)
353, 384 TThS9 —
Course 417—Power Engineering (4)
377 MWFS9 —
Course 440a—Physical Metallography (2)
384 TThlO —
Course 445—Machine Design (3)
377 MW10 Ml-4
Course 449—Seminar (1)
877 — TThlO
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MILITARY SCIENCE (M.S.)
COL. M. D. WELTY, Head of Dept.
Office: Rooms 2 and 3, Ross Hall
Course 122-
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MODERN LANGUAGES, (Lang.)
C. B. CAMPBELL, Head of Department
Office; Room 126, Academic Bldg.
Course
500
Course
500
Course
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Course
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Course
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Course
600
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Course
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101— Beginning French (3)
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102— Beginning French (3)
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103— Beginning German (3)
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104— Beginning German (3)
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105— Beginning Spanish (3)
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106— Beginning Spanish (3) »
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202—Intermediate French (3)
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205a—Intermediate Spanish (3)
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206—Intermed. Spanish Cont’d. (3)
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MUNICIPAL AND SANITARY
ENGINEERING (M.S.E.)
S. R. WRIGHT, Acting Head of Dept.
Office: Room 29, C. E. Bldg.
Course 401—Sewerage & Sewage Disp. (3)
361 MWF8 —
Course 406—Sanitation & Public Health (3)
500 MWF11
Course 409—Sanitary Lab. (3)
600 * T9 T10-12Th9-12
PETROLEUM ENGINEERING (Pet.E.)
HAROLD VANCE, Head of Department
Office: Room 109, Petroleum Bldg.
Course
183
Course
286
Course
286
Course
884
Course
384
Course
384
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204—The Petroleum Industry (2)
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305—Petroleum Development (3)
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405—Equipment and Applica. (3)
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413—Natural Gas and Gasoline (3)
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415—Gas Measurement Lab. (1)
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423—Texas Oil & Gas Prop. (3)
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION (P.E.)
W. L. PENBERTHY. Head of l}ept.
Office*. Gymnasium
Courses 101. 102, 201, 202, 301 and 401
Physical Fitness Training (1 each)
500 — MWF9
601 — MWF10
502 — MWF11
503 — MWF2
504 — . MWF3
605 — TThS9
506 — TThSlO
507 — TThSll
508 (Modified only) MWF5
Notes: (1) Students ^registering for modi
fied physical education must register for
Section 508.
(2) Freshmen should register for physi
cal fitness bearing 100 numbers; sopho
mores, 200 numbeft : juniors, 300 numbers ;
and seniors 400 numbers.
PHYSICS (Phys.)
O. W. SILVEY. Head of Department
Office: Room 23, Physics Bldg.
Course 201—College Physics (4)
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Course 202—College Physics (4)
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POULTRY HUSBANDRY (P.H.)
D. H. REID, Head of Department
Office: Room 328, An. Ind. Bldg.
Course 201-
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Course 311-
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Course 315-
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PSYCHOLOGY (Psy.)
C. H. WINKLER, Head of Department
Office: Room 12, Chemistry Bldg.
Course 207—Gen. Psychology (3)
102 MWF10
500 TThSlO
Course 301—Educational Psychology (3)
500 MWF11
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (Rel.)
NORMAN ANDERSON, In Charge of Dept.
Office: Y. M. C. A.
Course 305—O. T. Character Studies (1)
500 ThlO
Course 306-r-N. T. Character Studies (1)
500 T10
RURAL SOCIOLOGY (R.S.)
DANIEL RUSSELL, Head of Dept.
Office: Room 205, Agr. Bldg.
Course
201—Social Problems (3)
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204—Introductory Rmal Soc.
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315—Family Relations (3)
500
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407—Rural Sociology (3)
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Countries (3)
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VETERINARY ANATOMY (V.A.)
J. H. MILLIFF, Head of Department
Office: Room 310, Francis Hall
Course 111-
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Course 112-
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Course 211-
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Course 214-
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-Veterinary Anatomy (5)
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VETERINARY HYGIENE (V.H.)
F. P. JAGGI, Head of Department
Office: Veterinary Hospital
Course 492—Food Hygiene (3)
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VETERINARY MEDICINE
AND
SURGERY (V.M.S.)
A. LENERT, Head of Department
Office: Veterinary Hospital
Course 351—Veterinary Medicine (3»
395 MWF11 —
Course 352—Veterinary Medicine (3)
396 TThS8 —
Course 361—General Surgery (3)
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Courw 362—Vet. Gen. Surgery (3)
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Course 871—Clinics (2)
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Course 372—Vet. Clinics (4)
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Course 462—Vet. Oper. Surgery (4)
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Course 472—Veterinary Clinics (2)
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VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY (V.P.)
H. L. VAN VOLKENBERG, Head of Dept.
Office: Room 311, Francis Hall
Course 482—Parasites of Domestic Ani« (2)
495 M9 M10W9-11
496 F8 F9M1-3
497 TI T2W2-4
VETERINARY PATHOLOGY AND
BACTERIOLOGY (V.P.B.)
R. C. DUNN, Head of Department
Office: Veterinary Hospital
Course
297
Course
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Course
596
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496
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242—Vet. Gen. Pathology (4)
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341— Special Pathology (2)
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342— Vet. Spec. Pathology (3)
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343— Special Bacteriology (3)
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444—Lab. Diagnosis (2)
VETERINARY PHYSIOLOGY AND
PHARMACOLOGY (V.P.P.)
P. W. BURNS, Head of Department
Office: Room 203, Francis Hall
Course 121-
195
Course 122-
196
Course 221-
295
296
Course 222-
297
Course 333-
395
500
Course 334-
896
Course 432-
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-Vet. Physiology (2)
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Jewish Students and
Servicemen to Hold
Services in Bryan
Final plans for the Rosh Has-
hanah services have been made
and all the Hillel Club members
and Jewish, servicemen on the
campus are urged to attend, ac
cording to Hershell Lippman, pres
ident of the Hillel Club.
The celebration of the High
Holy Days will be held in Temple
Freda in Bryan, beginning with
the service on Sunday evening,
September 17, eight o’clock. A
special bus will leave the Y. M.
C. A. at 7:15 to carry those who
wish to attend in Bryan. On Mon
day morning at nine o’clock serv
ices will be held again in the Tem
ple, and the special bus will leave
the Y. M. C. A. at 8:15. Although
services will be held again on
Tuesday morning at nine o’clock,
no special bus has as yet been ar
ranged. '
Lippman further pointed out
that no authorized absences from
any classes will be granted by the
commandant’s office because the
holidays fall so close to the end
of the semester. The club president
suggests that members who at
tend the services arange with their
Church Notices
COLLEGE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
J. H. Landes, Pastor
203 N. College Ave., Bryan
9 :45 Sunday School
11:00 Morning Worship Hour ■
6:45 Training Union
8:00 Evening Worship Hour
ST. THOMAS# EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
The Rev. J. Hugh R. Farrel,
Priest-in-Charge
15th Sunday after Trinity
Holy Communion 9:00 a.m.
Coffee Club 9:30 a.m.
Church School 9:45 a.m.
Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday, U. M. C. Y., 7:30 p.m.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner 27th and S. College, Bryan
F. J. Smythe, Pastor
10:00—Bible School
11:00—Sermon and Communion
7 :00—Young People Meet
8:00—E\ening Worship and Communion
The services this Sunday, Sept. 17, will
be broadcast over WTAW from 11:30 to
12:00. y
JEWISH SERVICES
Rosh Hashanah
. Temple Freda, Bryan
Sunday evening. Sept. 17, 8:00
Monday morning, Sept. 18, 9 :00 *
Tuesday morning, Sept. 19, 9:00
A. & M. METHODIST CHURCH
AND WESLEY FOUNDATION
Rev. WaRon B. Gardner, Pastor-Director
Associates, Abie Jack Adrian and
S. Burton Smith
Sunday:
Church School—9 :45 a.m.
Morning Worship—10:50 a.m.
Wesley Foundation—7 :00 p.m.
Wednesday:
Choir Practice—6 :45 p.m.
Wesley Fellowship and Midweek Devo
tional—7 :00 p.m.
The A and M. Methodist Church is one
Mack east of the Post Office at the North
Gate.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Bryan, Texas
On 27th Street, 2 Blocks East of Bus Line
W. R. Willis, Minister
Sunday School 9 a.m.
Church Services 10:50 a.m.
Methodist Service Men's Center 2-6 p.m.
(next door to church)
Young people’s choir practice 6:30 p.m.
Youth Fellowship 7:15 p.m.
Evening worship 8 p.m.
All Aggies and Service Men receive a
cordial welcome.
OFFICIAL NOTICES
Classified
FOR SALE—Regulation A. and M. Jun
ior Uniform, tailor-made—blouse, trous
ers and cap, size about 35. Worn half dozen
times. W. R. Manor, Marlin, Texas.
LOST—Avolon wrist watch, gold case
and gold link band. Lost near jumping
pit on Kyle Field Friday afternoon, Sept.
8. Return to Robert Jones, Dorm No. 11.
Reward.
FIRE WOOD FOR SALE: Undelivered,
per cord $6.00, (4-foot lengths) delivered,
per cord $9.00. Call 4-5744 to place your
order.
Announcements
GRADUATING SENIORS: By noon
Thursday, September 21, there will be
posted on a bulletin board in the Regis
trar’s Office a list of those seniors who
have completed all of the requirements for
a degree and who are eligible to receive a
diploma. This bulletin will remain posted
through Friday, September 22. Every can
didate is urged to consult it to determine
his status. Each student may obtain his
diploma at the Registrar’s Office between
the hours of 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. Friday,
September 22, since there will be no com
mencement exercises.
H. L. Heaton, Registrar.
Commandants Office
MEMORANDUM TO: All occupants of
Ross Hall, and all concerned.
1. This building, Ross Hall, will be
fumigated with- cyanide gas from 12:00
noon, Saturday, 16 September 1944, until
8:00 a.m., Monday, 18 September 1944.
2. All persons will leave the building
promptly at noon Saturday, and will not
re-enter same until 8:00 a.m., Monday, 18
September 1944.
3. Temporary headquarters for Com
mandant’s Office, Guard Room, and Head
quarters ROTC a nd ASTU, will be locat
ed at “B” Ramp, Charge of Quarters
Room, in Hart Hall, telephone number
4-8804.
4. Any student that requires an emer
gency pass may obtain some at Charge
of Quarters Room, Hart Hall.
5. Sunday’s mail will be delivered to
Charge of Quarters Room, Hart Hall. All
incoming long distance calls for students
will be routed to 4-8804. All official Army
long distance calls will be routed to either
Lt. Colonel A. J. BENNETT’S quarters,
telephone number 4-5829, or to Colonel
M. D. WELTY’S quarters, telephone num
ber 4-1123.
6. The Chief Watchman will be furnished
with master key that will admit him to
all rooms in the building. These keys
are to be issued by him to the workmen
who are fumigating.
7. All persons are warned that they
should not get near the building during
this fumigation period, as the gas is very
poisonous. Watchmen will be maintained
to warn visitors and others throughout
the period of fumigation.
By order of Colonel WELTY:
A. J. BENNETT,
Lt. Colonel, C. A. C.
Executive Officer
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT
Circular No. 13:
1. All cadets who are now in school
and are to register for the FALL semester
must pay their fees at the Fiscal Office
and register through the Commandant’s
Office before noon, SATURDAY, SEP
TEMBER 23rd.'
2. These payments may be made begin
ning at 8:00 a. m., MONDAY, SEPTEM
BER 18th. The amount for the first pay
ment is $83.00.
M. D. WELTY,
Colonel, Infantry
Commandant.
professors to make up any quizzes
which they might miss.
The club has planned no s pecial
program in regard to Yom Kip-
pur, but regular services will be
held Sunday, September 17, in the
Cabinet Room of the Y. M. C. A.
at 10:30 a.m.
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