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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1947
At the Service of
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AGGIES
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“Serving Texas Aggies”
—CADETS—
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scale military policy.
Regarding freshman details, and
use of the board, Col. Meloy stated
it was not up to him to decide
about such matters, but that inter
pretation of the Basic Policy pro
visions is the President’s and the
Board of Directors concern.
Meet Gilchrist
Col. Meloy arranged for a meet
ing of the committee with Presi
dent Gilchrist at 4:30 Wednesday
afternoon. At 5:30, the President
arrived from Houston, and sum
moned the committee to his office,
where upon the grievances of the
seniors were presented.
Waving aside all minor techni
calities, President Gilchrist stated
that he was completely behind the
Basic Policy, and anticipated no
change in it.
He stated that any violations of
the Basic Policy would continue
to be prosecuted.
He recommended, however, that
if the students want the interpre
tation of the Basic Policy changed,
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they might appear before the
Board of Directors at their next
meeting February 28.
The request that Lt. Col. Bennie
Zinn, assistant to the commandant,
be removed was refused.
Statements of the committee af
terward indicated that they were
dissatisfied with their reception.
Class Meets Again
The seniors met again Wednes
day night in the Assembly Hall to
hear the report of the all-day ef
forts of the committee, and though
tempers had calmed somewhat,
there was still little conciliatory
sentiment.
The class agreed not to resume
their responsibilities as cadet of
ficers unless commissions were
restored to everyone without dis
crimination. They would resume
military formations for the sake of
order, they agreed.
Charles Burton, correspondent
for the Dallas News, and Byron
Winstead, college publicity direc
tor, were invited into the meeting,
and were read a lengthy statement
embodying the class’s objectives,
and the results of the senior com
mittee’s efforts so far.
Included in this statement was a
recommendation for the ouster of
President Gilchrist, as well as Lt.
Col. Bennie Zinn.
The senior committee was com
missioned to revise the Articles of
the Cadet Corps, striking objec
tionable provisions and inserting
necessary ones, and to submit the
new version at the next meeting.
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Official Notices
NOTICE OF SALE:
Sealed bids will be received in the Of
fice of the Business Manager of the Agri
cultural and Mechanical College of Texas
until 10:00 a. m. Monday, February 3,
1947, and then publicly opened and read,
for one 1941 Studebaker Champion Four-
Door Sedan. This automobile may be
seen by calling at the Airport Office, Eas-
terwood Airport, between the hours of
8:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m. The vehicle
will be sold “as is", the purchaser to pay
transfer tax and 1946 State license, as
the State exempt license plates will be re
moved. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids. All bids must be ac
companied by a cashier’s check, postal
money order or cash for ten (10%) per
he
more identical high bids are received,
awards will be made by drawin
recei
lots.
cent of the amount of the bid. If two or
re
ng
posits of unsuccessful bidders will be re
turned. Prospective bidders should con
tact the Office of the Business Manager,
the Agricultural and Mechanical College
of Texas, for further information and bid
forms.
E. N. Holmgreen
Business Manager
OFFICIAL NOTICES
There will be a meeting of all students
who have registered for Aero 221 or who
want to take Aero 221 Tuesday night,
February 4, 7:00 p. m. in the Petroleum
Lecture Room.
DRAMATIC COURSES: CHANGES
IN HOURS
For greater flexibility the following
hours have been fixed:
English 381 (Play Production) : Theory,
Tuesday and Thursday at 2:00; Practice
3 hours, time to be arranged with instruc
tor.
English 382 (Stage Craft) : Theory, Mon
day at 2:00; Practice 2 hours, time to be
arranged with instructor.
T. F. MAYO,
Head Dept, of English
COURSES IN MODERN LITERATURE:
English 350
The time for this course has been
changed from Monday, Wednesday, and
Monday, Wednesday,
Room 308, Academic
Friday at
and Friday at 10 :00
Building.
T. F. MAYO,
Head of English Dept.
CLASSIFIEDS
ATTENTION ENGINEERS: Get your
engineers’ math chart at the Exchange
Store.
THE SCRIBE SHOP—Typing, mimeo
graphing, drawing. Phone 2-6706. 1007
E. 23rd, Bryan.
WOOD DELIVERED: Per cord, 4 ft.
$9.00 ; 2 ft. $10.50 ; 16 inch $11.50 ; 10 inch,
$12.50. Telephone 4-1188.
New and refresher classes starting now
at McKenzie-Baldwin Business College in
shorthand, typewriting and associated sub
jects. Phone 2-6666 for information.
Announcing opening of Price Bros. Ga
rage at Boyett Corner across street from
Agriculture Bldg. Repairs on all makes
at Boyett Corner across street from
and mod^
4-9944.
are Bldg,
els. Pick
Pick-up and Delivery. Phone
FOR SALE: Two-unit Fre-fab house
in Munnerlyn Village. 216 So. Munnerlyn
Drive.
FOR SALE: Girl’s bicycle with 26-inch
wheel, new, with lock and insurance.
Write A. H. Conrad, Box 842, College
Station or contact at 608 N. Washington,
Bryan.
FOR SALE: Good slightly used mater
nity dresses, slacks, jumper. Some orig
inals. Very reasonable. Fat size 10-12.
Also beaver trimmed brown dress coat.
Size 12. Worn 3 times. Cost $126.00. Sell
for $30.00. Phone 4-8678.
FOR SALE: Hollywood bed, 1 Simmons
bed springs, new; 2 screen doors. Carney—-
Project House D-9 or Box 702.
WANTED : Baby Stroller. Carney—Pro
ject House D-9 or Box 702.
FOR SALE: Standard size Garland gas
range. Call 4-5697.
FOR SALE: Nice new studio couch.
Reasonably priced. Apt. A 2-2 Bryan
Field Village.
FOR SALE: One pair boots with
! 8;
ht;
waist; one
size 8J
right
spurs,
9; excellent condition, priced
One pair senior breeches, 29 to 30
air officer’s regulation slacks,
29 waist, 33 length. See at 303 South
College or phone 2-7274.
FOUND: Sheaffer “Lifetime”. Owner
describe and pay for ad. Buford, 36-F
Vet Village.
FOUND: Black and white female set
ter pup at North Gate January 22nd.
Pup is about three months old and has
lame left rear leg. C. V. Wright, Box
2033.
ft
grooming
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ter two are still in the tentative
state, but plans for the vaudeville
are progressing. How elaborate
the show will be depends on the
response from talented students.
In the near future a request will
go out for singers, dancers, musi
cians and wise-crackers to sign
up for the affair. Among those
wanted will be barber-shop quar
tettes, jitterbugs and tangoists,
guitar players, and would-be Bob
Hopes.
Elections Soon
During February the club will
elect new officers for the term, as
most of- those selected in the fall
have been graduated. The offices
to be filled are:
President;
Vice-president and social di
rector;
Treasurer;
Secretary;
Parliamentarian;
Sergeant-at-arms.
All candidates are asked to file
their names with the Office of
Student Activities, room 2, Ad
ministration Building, before 5:00
p. m., Thursday February 6. It is
hoped that there will be at least
two filings for each office.
Voting will be done in the ro
tunda of the Academic Building
February 11 and 12, during the
school day, by secret ballot.
Temporary officers are Dave
Bruce, president pro tern; Bob Poi
son, vice-president and social di
rector, pro tern; Ed Fisher,
secretary pro-tem.
Sam Williams, treasurer, is the
only officer elected last year who
is still serving.
The association is still interes
ted in receiving ideas for social
events. Veterans with suggestions
are asked to write to Bob Poison,
Box 171, see him at 15-F Walton,
or write to the association, Box 22.
Groneman Named Delegate
To Chicago Meeting
Christ H. Groneman, acting
head of the industrial education
department, has been named rep-
resentative for southwestern
states to a national advisory com
mittee which will supervise the
first national high school indus
trial arts fair, to be held next
August 17 - September 20 at Chi
cago.
The fair is sponsored by the
Scholastic Magazines Publishing
company of New York, which has
engaged 3000 feet of floor space
at the Chicago Museum of Science
and Industry for the fair. More
than 450 prize-winning exhibits
from the nation’s industrial arts
shops are expected to be shown at
the fair.
FOR SALE: Cocker Spaniel puppies,
motorbike, motorscooter, and Motorola
car radio, very cheap. R. D. Btite, 2600
Todd, Bryan.
LOST: Small black pup in vicinity of
Midway Service Station Sunday, January
26. Answers to name of “Flaps”. If found
call 4-7494 before five. Reward.
FOR SALE: Two linoleum rugs, 9 x 12
used seven months, one iron bed, one coil
springs, and mattress. Project House 7A.
FOR SALE:\Hous<
21 foot, perfect condition.
trailer, 1946 Alma
Project House
FOR SALE: Justin lace boots new,
size 8C $10.00. Dorm 10-48.
Make CONCRETE BRICK. Millions are
needed. Start a quick CASH business, re
turns can start in two weeks with an in
expensive, easily hand operated TYRA
BRICK MAKER, only sand fcnd cement
and any old shed needed. Build your
HOME of brick. R. K TYRA CORP.,
TYRA, MINN., P. O. FOREST LAKE.
NOTICE: Six months Coronet only
$100, also you can give Reader’s Digest to
your friend in a foreign country in their
own language, one year $1.50. Johnson’s
Magazine Agency at College Book Store.
Box 284, phone 4-8814.
DR. N. B. McNUTT
DENTIST
Office in Parker Building
Over Canady’s Pharmacy
Phone 2-1457 Bryan, Texas
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Attention is also called to our Alter
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Emphasize Those
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