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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 11, 1945
Enrollment Reaches
520 At Consolidated
Enrollment at the A. & M. Con
solidated School had reached 520
at the end of the opening school
week Saturday, with 152 students
in the high school department and
368 in the grade school. This num
ber compares very closely with
last year’s opening enrollment,
which reached a high mark of 153
in the high school and 380 in the
grade school during the 1944-45
session. »
HILLEL CLUB SOCIAL
The A & M Hillel Club will open
Sunday October 14 at 7 P. M. with
a Social at the Lounge Room of
Sbisa Hall. The meeting is intended
for the Freshman to get acquanted
with the upper classmen. Hillel
Council vacancies will be fillel at
this meeting and a discussion of the
program for the year will proceed
the Social hour. Freshmen and old
members are urged to attend.
Religious Services will be held
Friday evening at 7:15 P. M. at the
YMCA Chapel.
—AGGIELAND—
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performing at the jamboree and
at the Dairy Short Course Banquet
in Sbisa Hall Wednesday night,
they will sing in Baytown for the
Humble Club, November 24.
The Singing Cadets meet every
afternoon in the Assembly Hall
for practice. The officers are Act
ing President, Fount Ray; Secre
tary, Charles Thomas; and Student
Leader Watson Keeney.
Withers Is Elected
Galveston Co. Prexy
The regular meeting of the Gal
veston County A. & M. Club was
held last Wednesday night in the
New “Y”. There were a large num
ber of Galveston County Aggies
present. The first business to be
transacted was the election of of
ficers for the fall term. Those in
stalled were: Bill Withers, presi
dent; Jack Nelson, vice-president;
and Frank Marcoulides, secretary-
treasurer.
OFFICIAL NOTICES
Classified
FOR RENT—Bedroom for student couple.
Temporary or permanent. Will furnish
breakfast if desired. 106 Fidelity, West
Park, College.
FOR SALE—Blouse, 1 pair slacks, 1
iair boot pants, Senior boots, size 9, spurs,
icott Haggard.
FOR SALE—Pre-war balloon tire bicycle
in good condition. Equipped with basket
and luggage carrier for $25. Phone 4-5929.
FOR SALE—Pair senior boots, size 10-D.
Also ice cream britches, cotton boot
britches, spurs, boot hooks. J. H. Beard,
705 E. 31st, Bryan.
WANTED—Good late model car, Apt. 6,
Boyett Apts., Box 1366.
LOST —Lady Elgin watch. Emogene
Baker engraved on back. Reward. 4-6854
between 8-5 Monday through Friday.
Executive Offices
colli
Postponement
students in
of induction
lege students in a recent
Selective Service Regulations i
lows:
“Any person who entered upon a course
of instruction at a college or university be
fore he became eighteen years of age and
vho is ordered to report for induction dur-
i quarter or semester of such course
struction shall, upon his r
of certain
revision in
eads as fol-
wl
ing
of ins1
his ini
of such quarter
to
cou
iquest, have
duction postponed (1) until the end
upon
or semester (2)
ntil he
ever is
Students not
pursue continuously and satis^
factorily such course of instruction, which-
the earlier.”
;nts not on the deficiency or pro
bation list, who otherwise meet the above
conditions, should be eligible for post
ponement of induction until after Febru
ary 2, 1946. Students calle for pre-induc
tion physicals or for induction, who are
eligible for postponement, should call at
my office, Room 210, Administration
Building, promptly.
F. C. BOLTON,
Dean of the College.
OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
Memorandum No. 7
SUBJECT—HOURS FOR SICK CALL
Studnts desiring medical treatment will
call at the College Hospital at the fol
lowing hours:
8:00 AM to 10:30 AM and from 12:30
PM to 2:30 PM Monday through Friday.
8:00 AM to 12:00 noon Saturday, and
with only emergency cases on Saturday
afternoons, Sundays, and holidays.
A SICK STUDENT WILL BE PUT TO
BED AT ANY TIME, AN EMERGENCY
CASE WILL BE HANDLED AT ANY
TIME.
,J. W. ROLLINS,
Dean of Men
W. R. HORSLEY,
Vice-Director Student Affairs
—LONGHORN! —
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tures, it was stated by Eli Barker,
new editor. Senior pictures for ex
ample will be from 4 to 8 to the
page instead of from 8 to 12 as
in the past. Other classes will have
larger face sizes as well. In addi
tion the senior section will carry
action shots of student life on all
pages. All class sections will have
Sport Jackets
We have a splendid assortment of Jackets that will
be certain to please every College man . . . light
weights or lined Jackets.
ZELAN TREATED JACKETS—
In Fine Poplin or Twill $4.50 to $10.00
REGULATION FIELD JACKETS —
Fully lined — Zelan Treated $9.95
CALIFORNIA JACKETS—You’ll like these
smartly tailored coats—available in Suede
leather . . . Capeskin or Wool and leather
Combinations . $13.50 to $25.00
r r)aldrop
‘‘TWO CONVENIENT STORES’’
COLLEGE STATION BRYAN
Man, Your Manners
By I. Sherwood
Newman Club Meets
The Texas A. & M. Newman
Club had its first meeting for the
semester Wednesday, October 10.
New officers were elected as fol
lows:
President, Pat Ramsey.
Vice-president, John Drozd.
Secretary, Jaime Torres.
Treasurer, John C. Gerouard.
Church Women Will
Give Radio Program
Mrs. F. L. Thomas will be in
charge of a radio program, spon
sored by the College Station Coun
cil of Church Women. The program
will be held every Thursday, start
ing October 18. Broadcasts will be
held over WTAW from 4:30 until
4:45. Ministers of Bryan and Col
lege Station will be asked to take
part. Important news concerning
national, state, and local church
activities will be discussed. Once
opening sections consisting of 3
or 4 pages of action shots showing
some of the^ activities of the class.
A total of 296 pages has been
authorized by the new specifica
tions now out to the engraver and
printer for bids. Plans are to make
the new book simple yet original
and attractive, it was stated.
Jute, hemp and sisal are fiber
plants from which rope, cordage
and twine are made.
Introductions fall into two class
es ,the necessary, and the unneces
sary. It is better to make too
many unnecessary ones than to
offend someone by not introducing
him.
You Should Always Introduce:
1. Any guest whom you bring
into your home, to all other mem
bers of your family.
2. All guests to the guest of
honor.
3. Dinner partners.
4. Members of a small group.
5. Your partner to the chape
rons at a dance, unless the dance
involves several hundred couples.
At such affairs, you should do so
if you are a member of the dance
commitee or are in any way re
sponsible for the affair.
6. All players in any game in
volving a few players, such as
bridge, tennis, or badminton.
7. The visiting guest to the
hostess who has included him or
her in the invitation.
each month the program will be
beautiful hymns. Various other
functions of the new program will
be announced at a later date.
Introductions are unnecessary on
the street. If some person you
know stops for a moment to talk
with you, your companion should
walk on a few steps and wait for
you. If you invite the third person
to join you, you will, of course
introduce him or her to your com
panion.
If you are seated at a table in a
restaurant or hotel with others,
you need not introduce anyone who
stops for a mement to speak to
you unless you ask him or her
to join you.
(Authority, College Etiquette).
STUDENT CO-OP
Bicycle and Radio Repair
PHONE 4-4114
WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET
A FAIR TRADE
STUDENT SEASON TICKETS
TOWN HALL
1945-46
Ten outstanding- attractions, including
RUBINOFF, MODERN CHOIR TSCW,
CONRAD THIBAULT, MARGARET
SPEAKS, JOHN B. HUGHES.
only
$2.40
on sale at
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Room 3, Administration Building
I EXPERT
SHOE REPAIRING
Holick’s Boot Shop
LET US ALTER
YOUR BLOUSE
LAUTERSTEIN'S
PHONE 4-4444
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ARRIVAL OF •
NEW MERCHANDISE
Invoices Have Been Received On the Following:
AGGIE T SHIRTS, FISH SLACKS (high back
Talon Fly), LAMP SHADES.
These items should be in stock by Saturday.
A WCED cr THANKS
The management wishes to thank the entire stu
dent body for the patience displayed in our ina
bility to supply many items. All short items in the
Book Department have been ordered by wire and
are arriving daily. We hope to supply all books in
another week.
CCHEAiBEC
You should call for and sign cash register receipt
on each purchase.
The Exchange Store
Serving Texas Aggies
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