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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 6, 1946
Darts For Dough Is WTA W Hit
“Dart for Dough”, the unique
quiz show which requires skill at
hurling a dart as well as mental
alertness in answering quiz ques
tions, is now heard Sundays, over
WTAW.
The program, on the network for
the past 20 months, has a popular
ity largely due to gracious Poni
Adams, Conover cover beauty, who
is “dart girl” and handsome Ken
Niles, “dart master.” With Poni
assisting him, Ken selects ten par
ticipants from the studio audience
and puts them through their paces.
Those who answer the questions
correctly are given three darts to
throw at the dart board and receive
cash prizes. Those who miss the
questions also are permitted to
throw darts, provided they first
ONE DAY
SERVICE
On
WATCH
Stems, Crowns
and Main Springs
REPAIRS
One Week for
Cleaning and Staffs
Just Off
the Campus
North Gate
T. C. HINMAN
I
Lauterstein Bldg.
perform some “silly situation.”
This may be any good-natured
horseplay devised by Niles but
whatever the wacky stunt is, it’s
always good for a laugh from the
audience. Recently, one contestant
had to ride a small tricycle around
the studio for ten minutes, throw
ing a dart each time he passed the
dart board. Another had to knock
over a specified target with a
squirt from a seltzer bottle.
The contestants are awarded
prize money ranging from six to
forty-eight dollars, depending on
the accuracy of their throws. The
final grand throw, in which each
contestant throws a dart simultan
eously, pays $100 to the one who
scores nearest the bull’s eye, while
the second-best scorer receives a
wrist watch especially constructed
for this program.
FRIDAY
A. M:
6 :00 Texas Farm and Home Program
6:15 Front Page News and Markets
6:26 Kazmeier Reporter
6:30 Sun Up Club
7:00 Martyn Agronsky
7:16 Some Thing to Read
7:30 Tik Tok Time
7 :65 Gems for Thought
8:00 Breakfast Club
9:00 My True Story
9:25 News and Betty Crocker
9 :30 Between the Lines
9:45 The Listening Post
10:00 Breakfast in Hollywood
10:30 Kellogg Home Edition
10 :46 The Woman’s World
11:00 Glamour Manor
11:30 But Not Forgotten
11:45 George Barnes Octet
12:00 Baukage Talking
P. M.
12:15 Gladiola News
12:30 Rhythm Round Up
12:36 Farm Fair
12:45 At Your Request
1:00 John B. Kennedy
1:15 Ethel and Albert
1 :30 Bride and Groom
2:00 A1 Pearce and His Gang
2:30 Ladies, Be Seated
3:00 Excursions in Science
3:15 Try ‘n’ Find Me
3:30 Farade of Melody Merchants
4:30 Rev. W. J. McDaniel
4:45 Hop Harrigan
5:00 Terry and the Pirates
5:15 Sports Round Up
6:30 Jack Armstrong
5:45 Cowboy Music
6:00 Headline Edition
6:15 Raymond Swing
6:30 The Lone Ranger
7 :00 Melodies at Eventide
SATURDAY
A. M. „
6:00 Texas Farm and Home Program
6:15 Sun Up Club
7:00 Martyn Agronsky
7 :15 Mario Janaro
7 :30 Musical Novelty Group
7 :45 Paul Harvey—News
8 :00 Wake Up and Smile
9:00 Excursions in Science
9:15 Popular Concert
9:30 Teen Town
10:00 Chester Bowles
10:15 Vladimer Brenner
10 :30 Johnny Thompson—Song Salesman
10:45 Bible Messages
11:00 To Live in Peace
11:30 The American Farmer
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Chicago Serenade
Hill Toppers
Melodies to Remember
Piano Playhouse
Musical Showcase
Duke Ellington
Saturday Concert
News Summary
Good News
Jimmy Blair
Harry Wismer
Parade of Stars
Correspondence Around the World
Green Hornet
Dick Tracy
Famous Jury Trials
Gang Busters
SUNDAY
The Christians Hour
Familiar Melodies
Shiloh Gospel Singers
Coast to Coast on a Bus
Lutheran Hour
The Southernaires
Music by Master Composers
College Avenue Baptist Church
Warriors of Peace
Sammy Kaye’s Serenade
Your Sunday News Extra
Old Fashioned Revival Hour
Board of Missing Heirs
Right Down Your Alley
Darts for Dough
Counterspy
Stairway to the Stars
Sunday Evening Party
Drew Pearson
Monday Morning Headlines
Quiz Kids
Ford Sunday Evening Hour
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
MONDAY
Texas Farm and Home Program
Front Page News and Markets
Sun Up Club
Martyn Agronsky
Morning Melodies
Tik Tok Time
Gems for Thought
Breakfast Club
My True Story
News and Betty Crocker
Between the Lines
Police Woman
Breakfast Club
Kellogg Home Edition
The Woman’s World
Glamour Manor
But Not Forgotten
George Barnes Octet
Baukage Talking
Gladiola News
Rhythm Round Up^
Farm Fair
At Your Request
John B. Kennedy
Ethel and Albert
Bride and Groom
A1 Pearce and His Gang
Ladies, Be Seated
Treasury Salute
Try ‘n’ Find Me
Melody Merchants
Brazos Valley Farm, Home Prog.
Folk Music
Rev. W. J. McDaniel
Hop Harrigan
Terry and the Pirates
Sports Round Up
Jack Armstrong
Tennessee Jed
Headline Edition
Elmer Davis
The Lone Ranger
Melodies at Eventide
TUESDAY
Texas Farm and Home Program
Front Page News and Markets
Sun Up Club
Martyn Agronsky
Morning Melodies
Tik Tok Time
Breakfast Club
My True Story
News and Betty Crocker
Songs of George Byron
The Listening Post
Breakfast in Hollywood
Kellogg Home Edition
Ted Malone
Glamour Manor
But Not Forgotten
George Barnes Octet
Baukage Talking
Varner News
Rhythm Round Up
Farm Fair
At Your Request
John B. Kennedy
Ethel and Albert
Bride and Groom
A1 Pearce and His Gang
Ladies, Be Seated
Take Your Choice
Try ‘n’ Find Me
Melody Merchants
Children’s Story Hour
Keys of Faith
Hop Harrigan
Terry and the Pirates
Sports Round Up
Jack Armstrong
Cowboy Music
Headline Edition
Elmer Davis
Dark Venture
Melodies at Eventide
WEDNESDAY
Texas Farm and Home Program
Front Page News and Markets
Kazmeier Reporter
Sun Up Club
Martyn Agronsky
Morning Melodies
Tik Tok Time
Gems for Thought
Breakfast Club
My True Story
News and Betty Crocker
Between the Lines
The Listening Post
Breakfast in Hollywood
Kellogg Home Edition
The Woman’s World
Glamour Manor
But Not Forgotten
George Barnes Octet.
—TEAGUE—
(Continued from Page 1)
wound he received knocked him out
of the fight, but didn’t knock the
fight out of him as far as fight
ing in the coming election.
During the annual San Jacinto
muster this year, Teague intro
duced General of the Armies
Dwight D. Eisenhower to the as
sembly.
Tiger left his mark on A. & M.
while he was here from 1928 to
1932. He worked his way through
school as a postal clerk and when
he graduated, he was made Assist
ant postmaster of the sub-station
at Georges. Also, he was Captain
of G Company Infantry, member
of the Saddle and Sirloin Club,
President of the Arkansas Club,
a Ross Volunteer, member of the
Expert Lyons rifle team, and mem
ber of the championship intramural
baseball teams of 1929 and 1931.
12:00 Baukage Talking
P M
12:16 Gladiola News
12:30 Rhythm Round Up
12:35 Farm Fair
12 :45 At Your Request
1:00 John B. Kennedy
1:15 Ethel and Albert
1 :30 Bride and Groom
2 :00 A1 Pearce and His Gang
2 :30 Ladies, Be Seated
3:00 Treasury Salute
3:15 Try V Find Me
3:30 Melody Merchants
4:30 Church of Christ
4:45 Hop Harrigan
5 :00 'ferry and the Pirates
6:15 Sports Round Up
6:30 Jack Armstrong
6:45 Cowboy Music
6:00 Headline Edition
6:15 Raymond Swing
6 :30 Lone Ranger
7 :00 Melodies at Eventide
THURSbAY
A. M.
6 :00 Texas Farm and Home Program
6:15 Front Page News and Markets
6 :25 Sun Up Club
7:00 Martyn Agronsky
7 :15 Rotary Club Program
7:30 Tik Tok Time
7 :65 Gems for Thought
8:00 Breakfast Club
9:00 My True Story
9:25 News and Betty Crocker
9:80 Between the Lines
9:45 The Listening Post
10:00 Breakfast in Hollywood
10:30 Kellogg Home Edition
10:45 Ted Malone
11:00 Glamour Manor
11:30 But Not Forgotten
11:45 George Barnes Octet
12:00 Baukage Talking
P. M.
12:15 Varner News
12:30 Rhythm Round Up
12:35 Farm Fair
12:45 Songs by George Byron
1:00 John B. Kennedy
1:16 Ethel and Albert
1:30 Bride and Groom
2:00 A1 Pearce and His Gang
2 :30 Ladies, Be Seated
3:00 Voice of the Army
3:15 Try ‘n’ Find Me
3:30 Parade of Melody Merchants
4:00 Rev. Van Sickles
4:15 Musical Interlude
4:30 Church Women
4:46 Hop Harrigan
5 :00 Terry and the Pirates
5:16 Sports Round Up
6:30 Jack Armstrong
6:45 Cowboy Music
6:00 Headline Edition
6:16 Raymond Swing
6:30 How Do You Pronounce It
7 :00 Melodies at Eventide
Classified
THE SCRIBE SHOP. Typing, mimeo
graphing, drawing. Phone 2-6706, 1007 E.
23rd, Bryan.
FOR SALE—1939 LaSalle, good condi
tion. Call 4-6157.
FOR SALE—2 block cocker spaniel male
puppies, reasonable. R. D. Brite, 2600 Todd
Ave. One block east Highway 6 between
College and Bryan.
FOUND—One male puppy. Owner may
obtain same by identifying. P O. Box
4637. W. C. Winegar.
FOR SALE OR SWAP — Bed and
springs, sofa, overstufed chair. Need
washing machine, studio couch. Phone
4-7919.
FOR SALE—Boy’s bicycle $25.00. Will
remodel to seat tenant. Inquire at Mais
Grocery after one p.m.
WANT TO SELL—Two post automatic
record changer plays 10 inch and 12 inch
records, price $23.00. See Riley, Dorm
1-217.
FOR SALE—Black and white cocker
uppies. $25.00. See Coach Johnnie Franke,
.thletic Department.
ENGINEERS get your math chart at
the Exchange Store. Notebook size 35(*.
Concessions owned by. W. O. Reese, ’46.
Need a photo scrap book ? Ours are
white leatherette with Aggie seal. Neat,
not gaudy. COULTER’S GIFT SHOP at
Bryan.
EQUITY—1941 Chevrolet special deluxe.
G. N. Thomas, B-2 A. & M. Trailer Court.
Boy's bicycle for sale. C. E. Johnson,
Lot C-2 Trailer Camp.
FOR SALE—One C Melody Saxophone.
One complete set of drums. Bill Turner,
Student Activities Office.
FOR SALE—Man’s deluxe Elgin Wrist-
watch. Perfect condition. Practically new.
Walton Hall. Ramp I, Apt. 16.
Official Notices
NOTICE
If any department is due a copy of
Vitamins in Medicine by Bicknell and Pres
cott from Grune & Stratton, call Mrs. G.
I. Sugareff at the Library.
KIRKBRIDGE
(Continued from Page 1)
M. staff in 1944, that he will be
stationed on a ship 20 miles away
from the scene of the atomic ex
plosions but still must wear spec
ial goggles to protect his eyes from
a glare several times as instense
as that of the sun.
Following the surface and air
bombing of ships and material in
Bikini atoll, the scientists and
congressional, military and press
observers will inspect the scene
of destruction, Kirkbride said.
The Hillel Club will resume re
ligious services Friday evening,
June 7, at 7:15 p.m., at the Y. M.
C. A. Cabinet Room Services will
be held regularly at the same time
and place every Friday evening
through the summer sessions.
Flight Courses
Under 01 Bill
Approved by VA
Additional Cost Will
Be Deducted From Total
Entitlement of Veteran
Having obtained verbal approval
of the Veterans Administration,
Texas A&M College is going ahead
with plans to institute a modified
schedule of flight training under
the G. I. Bill of Rights, it was an
nounced by Dr. Howard W. Barlow,
dean of engineering.
Dr. Barlow expects to complete
a formal contract with the V. A.
this week, authorizing the college
to conduct private pilot and flight
instructor courses at Easterwood
airport.
Trainees will come under two
separate classifications if they are
entitled to G. I. Bill benefits. They
may take either full-time flight
instruction, or, if students at the
college, may take training concur
rently with regular work and re
ceive three hours credit for flight
training.
Full-time courses will last nine
weeks, Barlow indicated, while
part-time courses probably will be
timed to coincide with regular se
mesters.
The courses also are open to
non-veterans, at the same cost. The
What’s Cooking
Thursday
7:15 p. m.—Newman Club meet
ing, new Y.
7:30 p. m.—Ex-Servicemen’s
Wives Club meeting and election
of officers, Sbisa Lounge.
Friday
7:15 p. m.—Hillel Club, Y. M. C.
A. Cabinet Room.
Monday
7:30 p. m.—Ex-Servicemen’s
Club meeting, Assembly Hall.
Training School of the Dairy
Herds Improvement Association
starts.
Tuesday
7:30 p.m.: All former Air Force
Officers at Guion Hall to hear
General F. L. Anderson discuss
an active flying plan for reserve
officers.
private pilot course is listed at
$490.80 and the instructor training
is $492.25.
These costs, for veterans, will
come out of their educational en
titlement at the rate of $2.10 daily.
However, a veteran may take regu
lar college work and the flight
training at the same time, even
though the combined cost is more
than the $500 yearly authorized by
the V. A., Barlow said, and the ex
tra funds will be deducted from
the total entitlement.
26 Years of Continuous Service
AGGIELAND STUDIO
Joe Sosolik, Proprietor
PHOTOGRAPHS of DISTINCTION
Official Photographer for the Longhorn
Kodak Finishing — Picture Frames
North Gate
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WHY TAKE A CHANCE
L E. S. STUDY LAMPS DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
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WITH DISAPPOINTMENT.
Let Walter Eldred, our service manager, give your automobile a complete and thor
ough inspection. You can depend on whatever he prescribes and have complete con
fidence in our professional skill.
IF IT’S ONLY A MINOR ADJUSTMENT OR, IF A MAJOR OPERATION IS
NEEDED, WE CAN DO EITHER IN A WAY YOU WILL APPRECIATE.
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223 South Main Street Phone 2-1311
“SATISFACTORY SERVICE IS OUR SPECIALTY”
Loupot is proud to announce he has signed a material supply contract with the Col
lege and will be stocked to more completely supply your needs next semester.
Loupot’s Trading Post
J. E. LOUPOT, Class '32