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Volume 47
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STATION (i
>. TEXAS. FRIDAY, JUNE 20. 1947
Number 4
Billie Barron Play* Lead
‘Mikado’ Cast Named
For Sum mer Operetta
Billie Jean Barron (Mrs. Joe Barron) of Bryan will
•ing the leading role of Yum-Yum, Japanese bride, when the
Aggie Players and Singing Cadets present “The Mikado”
here this summer. Mrs. Barron is a former member of the
Deslaa A Capslla Choir end Um+
TSCW Modem Choir, end wee with
the Teeeie group in their test ep-
pee re nee here et Qeioti Hell. She
U the
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wife of an Aggie graduate.
The leading male role ef Men-
hi-Po, >trolling minatrvi, will be
eung br Harry Doram of the Hing
ing Cadeta Doran, from Man Hebe,
•ang Captain Corcoran in laet
yeara aumtner operetta, M H M •
Pinafore *' He wee a eoiuiat with
the Denton A (’npella Choir before
coming to A. A M. Doran la a
veterinary medicine etudent.
The Mlbade himeelf will be
; eang by T, I). Carratt. of gees*
nonl. who haa previosaly ap
peared with the Reaamest light
Opera and the Reeement Male
Caoraa.
Ko-Ko, the tiord High Rxecu
ttoner, will be played by Marcua
Mahan, who appeared In a produc
tion of the Mikado at North Texaa
Agricultural College, Arlington, aa
Nankt-Po.
Two other Japaneee dignltariea,
Piah-Tuah and Pooh-Bah, wiU be
aung by D. L. Boyd of Fort Worth
and Burl Ervin of the M.K. fac
ulty. Ervin waa a aololat with the
Singing Cadeta for four yeara and
haa aung with the Great Lakea
Blue Jacket Choir.
Pat Kirkpatrick, who haa been
featured in several productions of
the Aggie Players, will take the
character part of Katiaha, a Jap
anese equivalent of Vera Vague.
Yum-Yum’a sister, Peep-Bo and
Pitti-Sing, will be played by Cath
erine deMontel and Vanda Ervin
Mrs. deMontel, wife of student Ed
mund deMontel, is from Corvallis,
OrS., works at WTAW, and has ap
peared with USO shows. Mrs
Ervin, wife of “Pooh-Bah” Ervin,
studied at the Sherwood Institute
of Music in Chicago
Bill Turner of the Singing Ca
deta is directing the musical fea
turea of the show, and Arnold
Biello of the Aggie Players will
take care of the dramatic features.
Milt Frenkel, president of the Play
ers, heads the technical crew.
PAT KIRKPATRICK, shave, will
play the pari of KAT1RHA. the
Nippon version ef Vera Yaga*, la
the forthcoming operetta. “The
Mikado'', scheduled to be held this
summer by the Hinging Cadeta and
Aggie Players.
City Development Association
Objec .s to Bunting's Plan
To Abolish Senior High School
Th« Boat 1 of Diractora of the Coll**K*t Station Develop
ment Aaaocia ion. Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolu
tion which d< dared that W. D. Bunting, County Superin
tendent, prop med a plan to abolish the Senior High School
at College Stition without consulting the officials of the
A. k M. Codaolidated School or members of the School
Board. This action waa takeiv at the Thursday meeting of
the Board.
The reaolution In full la aa followi:
In rvapomw to numerous expressions of concern by patrons
of the A. A M. Consolidated Independent Srh.»ol District about
County Super nlendent W. D. Bon ting's plan to abolish the Benior
High School it College Station, the Board of Directors of the
College StatU n Development AsaociaMon stated:
f That lupt. Bunting made his proposal without ronaulting
officials of tla A. A M. Consolidated School or members of the
School Board
I. Thatj ny change In the status of the A. A M. Consolidated
Independent t hool District can be authorised Italy by the A. A M.
Consoltdsted UslrK-t and does not fall wlttin the •cope of the
authority of 1 he County Superintendent.
I. That the Board of Directors of tho College Station Do-
veloomsnt At mrlatken feels that the ncsdenlir rating of the A.
A M Consoli loted School, os revealed by reront report of Huts
B«>erd of Kdu otion. and the recorda being made by IU gradooten,
indicate very High atandnnla of eduratinn The Board pledged IU
wholehearted support to Hupertnteitdont A. M. Whltla end com
mended him (nr the greet progrenn mnde this year under his ad
ministration.
Social Problems Not Out Of
Science Realm, Says Briton
r irchaae of thro* traffic lightn. One
Stoto Highway • and Farm Highway
to, another at ih* Eaat Gate entranOo to the College, and the third
ot the interaectl mi of Jeney Street Kxtemoon end Hute Highway 6.
The**- signs la will he installed and maintained by the City accord
ing to the plan if the Development Association.
AVC Plans Chapter
At Prairie View
VA Guidance
Center Open
This Summer
The Veteran’s Testing and
Guidance Center, a free serv
ice of the Veteran’s Adminis
tration, will remain open dur
ing the summer./ Veterans and
non-veterans currently enrolled in
A. A M. are welcome to this terv
ice, according to R. H. Hughes,
director. The center is also avail
able to veterans of Brazos and ad
joining counties.
The object of the Testing and
Guidance Center, according to
Extension Radio
Editor Resigns To
Kansas (jiity Post
C. W. Jackson, extension
radio editor, aeaigned his pos
ition June 15 to become radio
farm directoi of Station
KCMO, Kansas City, Missouri.
The team of “lack" and “Claire"
has been heard by the listening
audience of the daily Texas Farm
and Home Progi am and the weekly
A. A M. Farm Review for more
than three yean. Since that team
ha* now been br iken, the program*
will be continu id by Mias Sybil
Claire Banister until someone is
engaged to worl t with her.
J. F. Jackson, New
Methodist Pastor,
To Preach Sunday
Gty Residents
To Discuss
Issues Monday
Intortstcd College Station
residents will meet Monday
evening at 8 In the Consoli
dated High School gymnaaium
to air the affairs of the city, Mayor
Ernest lungford stated Wednes
day.
Amoqg the subjects up for dis
cussion will be the continuance of
ih* present system of garbage col
lection and dlapoeal which will ex
pim July I. According to Mayor
iMngford, reaidonta wilt be shewn
how the majority of them ran ben
••fit more by having taxes Increased
slightly than by continuing to pay
both the prvwnt city tax and gar
tiegv collection fee.
The city cemetery will also
discusaed, regarding the aale of lota
and work being done toward the
beautification of the cemetery.
Local and city offices and the
Bryan Junior Chamber of Com
merce are to cooperate in initiating
a fly and other inaect control cam
paign, Mayor Langford stated. Gar-
t>age cans and all breeding places
will be sprayed with DDT in an
effort to reduce the number of in
sects now menacing the common
ity.
By Vick Undlcy
Sociological science* need not be handicapped by the fact
that they are not baaed on measurement. Dr. W. H. George
of London told the Sigma Xi and AAUP at a joint meeting
Wednesday nlfht. Dr. George, head of the phyaic* depart
ment at the Chelsea Polytechnic lehool. Univeraity of Lon
don, haa boon a guest on the campua this week atudying
American method* of teaching phyaica.
The phyakal sciences, which are usually thought of aa
♦baaed entirely on measurement, are
Jingo Games, Free
liovie Highlight
irove Activities
’Rural District*
Progress With
Locker Plants’
‘•Great progrvan has been matte
in establishing locker plants in ru
ral communities and in r taking
them available tn Dm farmer
stated Profeaaoi O. D. Butk-r
the Animal Husbandry Depart-
aatually baaed on anangstaent,
»'"! rm-M»u..m,.„( >• uuidenlal, Df.
George pointed out. M MMR-
•tratad 'tbt the '<)warmest of a
•quart, Mta softneas of graphite
and the hsrdne** of g 4t*n»w>d de
pend net on quantitative measure-
umm but on arraagwaant.
^Understanding this, we aee that
A aTh # L? t, Tl l ‘2 ■ Urtln « the iS2£
June III ha* been planned for the tifta taaljw^*, By,Tfladiwa stated
Grove, according to Grady BImh, "Worker* la the natural science*
aeaialaAl manager of Student As- have long believed that aoelologtcai
pheMtaMa MUM m WjBafil
Ou Monday night binge game* taWntlflsally, heoaqaa of Mm Us-
with free priasa start at Till with yoaslbillty of measuring factor*
dancing afterwards. Tuesday la-
. The Texaa Fa m and Home Pro-
_ . , . . . according to gram jumped f om far down the alty. and has had one
Hughea, it to give information con- i ine , t iu , Ur1 ^ third place a- work at
ceming various vocation*, aa well the natior a farm radio pro-
aa to interpret the reaulta of in- gr.,*, j n i»4« phe A. A M. Farm
dividual teats In the light of the Review prograr I, first broadcaat
man’* aptiturea and hia Intereata | n j u |y t j9 46i j, now by 16
Definite plana were made for the Be ataUHl that teating ia not over- Texaa atationa.
ropo^ organljmtion of pn Amer-1 j j M k*on ioin< d the Extenaion
p ;:
gent in Harria founty.
n Veteran* Committee Chapter riment of other important fhatogas I H . r y | c . heailuuarters ataff in
at Prairie View Univeraity by the »»*l nK, “7 t , w for a of March. 1U44. bet urn ing radio editor
local AVC chapter at their Mon- wllh V™" b-ln t MrtaA. j n m6 At ihf of hl< #p
day night meting. The** plan* There are twelve group* of testa pomtment to the ataff, he waa
Include the contacting of Nogro available; Achievement, Art Ate serving aa couiKy agricultural
veterans attending Prairie View. I praisal, Clerical Aptitude, Intelli
who live in the Bryan araa, and genre, lnur»*t Manual Dexterity,
tnformiijr them of the AVC pro-1 Mali emcftn, Mechanical Abltlt;
gram. Tney will In turn form the Personality (
nucleus of a eampua organiMtion I Its lifventory). ■■.■■■i.a .m,
Other plana to a* carried out in ulary, K|tac* Relation*, and Trad*
tha near future ar» the renewal of Teat*. Any greup of the**, or
comparative food price aurveya of | any rombinatinn of groups, may he
local stores and in* procuring of taken, After the leal* are scored,
speaker* for campus meeting* de graph* showing abilities, Intereata. r .
voted to better understanding of and aptitudes will be prepared ami I Approaimatal| fSOJXM will
, Mechanical Ability. | * #
.TlK&WV-SlDurais to Receive
Slimmer Repairs
The Reverend J a m e * F.
Jackson of Carthajre, recently
appointed pastor of the A. &
M. Meth(xli»t Church, will oc
cupy the pulpit for the first time
Sunday. June 22.
He succeeds Reverend R. C Ter
ry who haa been transferred to
ta* First Methodist Church in
Igrikhr ' F - ‘
Jackson, a native of Georgia, a
son and grandson of Methodist pas
tor*. also ha* a brother in the min-
istry. Jackson received hia A. B.
r* eiTe n, | ment aa he gave the princlpaPad
B D. degree from Duke Umver- dreM ^ the «. venln< t c th V flrrt
aa had one year graduate , BX1Tnmtr meeting of the AAM Coi-
„ramburg University in i e gtate Chapter of the Future Far
ad in burg, Scotland. A year waa mere of America last Monday
apent traveling throughout Europe. | night.
He came to Texas in 1#42 aa aa- i Continuing with hia discussion,
aistant pastor of the Firat Metho- Butler brought out some of the
diat Church In Houston, and has new developments in home deep
been pastor of the Carthage church j frees ra and some of the problems
for the past three yeara. ' {that arise tn the preparation of
cured meat.
He continued his diaruaaion by
outlining what la being taught by
the A. H Department In It* two
meat cmiraae, A H SOT. Hlaugh.
taring Process, and A. H 411,
1/icker Plant Operation "The De-
| partment la placing primary Im
portance In developing the Vriwll-
cal knowledge of the atudent In
thee* two coursea," slated Muller
J D Rarrett, recently elected
president of the Chapter, pi
lit
atructiona will be given In
dancing from T to * p.m. followed
by juke box danoing. Mo •paaial
program ia achedaM far Wadnea-
day olght, but the juka Mm. mi
cold drinks will b* available for
dancing and re freak ment*.
Thursday night -<iaaN dgRahM
classes will be held from 7 to I
p.m. for students of the college
only. Everyone is invited to dance
to ‘nicker muaic afterward. Fri-
day night a free movie will be
shown at 8:S0. Battirday avoahig
the juke box and cold drinks wiU
again be available
The square dancing lessons will
be conducted by Manning Smith
and instructions in the art of call-
ing the dance will also be given.
The Grove waa officially opened
last Monday night with a free bin-
go game in which several hundred
people took part. Prizes of boxes
of candy, cartons of cigarettes, and
cans of tobacco were given the
winners.
The nightly operation erf the
Grove aa an entertainment
lounging cantor waa established by
the Student Activities Office for
the benefit of atudent* attending
college during the summer term*
MAN
“Wo can study the arrangement,
the circumstances Wt whieh event#
orrur'*, and thia ia just as scientific
ta MSliHf meMBliSMMI with a
mator atlrt or with a aeaia balante.
Dr. George pointed out
"The great Mror made |n aa*
rleiegical etadiea ia
ef otadylag facta,
Cmiperation Asked
For X-Ray Service
Hickman Clarifies
Parking Lot Areas
facta ts justify oar
This la exactly eg
aeieaUflc method,
fee as ta ahaervi
prejudging • a r ^
Georg* stated. “Ui
it ia mack easier tq i
ions and
facta."
Dr. George quoted Michael Fara
day aa eotabliahtag the scientific
method* in these few words; “Find
the facts.”
tbmk aboqli
you are
basis tot
ad. Tho
war or
(acta about the circumstance* in
which they occur. W# do not need
to to able to say. *01 van this par-
tknlnr cause, the effect will bo
calls
without
Dr.
Italy,
opia
te find
•a* are fun to
kite time, when
bat they are no
Dr. George stat-
way we con prevent
ia to study all
particular
poverty.’
to aoc
complex
But we are
therefore
hese pro-
too
Atomic energy, United Nations Or-i Interpreted by the ataff of thia dormitory repatre during
ganliation, and Labor. |department, Haghe* stated ^ww dumb and con-
H. K. Robard*, chairman of the
A. A M. chapter emphaaiaed that
AVC la not only opened to members
and fbrmer members of the Army,
Navy, and Marine Corps, but also
to members and former members of
the Merchant Marine and various
woman branches of service.
Second 4-H (lul)
Round-Up Sept 4
The primary objective of thr
Riaao* County Tuberculosis A*
•nriatinn this year ia to aecure thr
cooperation of tin re«ld*nta of thl*
munty in taking advantage nf the
free X ray tervire that will be of-
fered beginning November It of
tkiD year. y>' Thia *tatement wa«
made by J, C. Jone«, Executive
Secretary «f the Association, a*
he spoke to Ike Physical Education
cl*** in Health Method* Tuesday,
cm the subject of tuberruloaia.
He also showed filma of the dla-
RegiMtrar, Visual
Aids lo Occupy
Print Shop Rooms
The State 4-H Club Round-Up,, me miior«i ui roster, no**,
the biggest event of the year for and Pfeuffer Halls, now being
Texaa’ 4-H Clubbers, haa been aet i used aa office and storage apace*.
crete floor* entered with asphalt
tile are In ordeV for Law, Leggett
and Mitchell H^l*-
Convenient phig*. plumbing re
pairs, and imptovements In room
furnishings have also been ordered j ease and discussed IU prevalence
so that all studgnU, in ok] or new in this area. He *aid that there
dorms, will hate equal accommo
dations for the Jail seen aster.
The removal of Foster, Roaa,
and storage spaces,
(or September 4-8 on the campua. j ia being recommended aa soon as
J. W. Potts and Lorene Steven*, additional apace for these facili
| atate 4-H Club leaders of the Tex- ties can be provided, according to
as Extension Service, have an- A. C. Baker, college architect. The
Plan* tor the exbtinr vacant nounced that each county may send I building program to provide thia
rooms in the basement of the Ad- to the Round-Up two 4-H boys, reconstruction will be financed
ministration Building were dia- two 4-H giria, one woman club through the f r 000,000 bond issue
closed by E. L. Angell, assistant leader and one man leader. | «> be voted on August 28.
t0 R 1 x!m P 7fl ,d fo^m»rlv nreunied hv Th * 1944 f ‘ret of that
thP A & M f pl^a^wdTto taken type » ToMI. waa
y A *. M J?** r’Lg.”**^ I aLiiaad by and for 4-H’er«. who
™.?' f ^! th * whole show for three days
Ih. .ffW oJ IkJ SU .~1 inBtnwtion S
itaSSr z;
room 21, formerly used for cm '‘ . or * aimilar program, with
MnJin, ot poblio.Uon.'rtl b. •cbMM,.
the dtpoaal of the new photo. for the youngsters. . afUrnoon
graphic Visual Aida Laboratory, Potto and Mias Stevens explain Arts aIM j Cref^
to be directed by Howard Berry; that in addition to the county at offered for the
and room 22 will be uaad aa a ator- tendance quota. 4-H members who I College Station
age room for filet of the various) are taki
administrative departments.
at the meeting and mmmlUeea <m
finance. ' entertainment, refresh
ment*. program*, and membership
were appointed.
Those appointed to a committee
were: program. J. M Prtddy, C.
M. Huckabee. and K W. Clayton;
finance, V T Jonea, P. B Hall
and i. O. Walker; entertainment,
P. D. Kiel, A. O. Bordeaux, and
Two parking Iota, one located
behind the Petroleum Building and
the other south of the main drill
field, are available to day students,
according to Fred Hickman, chief
of campus security.
Dormitory atudent* ore alas re
quested to use Utoir 104 pert IV.
parking lota. Students living in
Ihirma I, 3, and 8 should park in
the let east of Dormitory I. Stu
dent* living In Denaitory 7, 9,
and II ahould use the paiking lot
behind Dorm 11. Student* in
tanas I, 4, and 4 should park on
Troll street, west of the dormitory
area; for atudenia living In Dorm*
10, ami II tba proper jprktng
lut ia behind Durmltory If,
Hiekman urga* ill students to
park in their toaifnated parking
areas. If the proper lot* are used,
traffic conge*tion will lit reduced,
and the removal of vehicles will
be facilitated,
or ‘Give*
the OflM
The cirrumstancas
iological problem
to pin down that
wrong if wt say
w* can do nothing about
blcms scientifically.
"Evaa math, maticiana now have
non-motrieal mathematic*, in which
1 from 4 equate 1, net 8, said Dr.
(,**orge, demonstrating Ma mean
ing by removing on* of four He-
menta of symetry m a amiar*. but
destroying three out of four lines
of symetry.
‘'We are wren* when wo can-
fuse the teaching of arteaUfk
W R Peeic: refreshments, Loftta,
were flO case* of tuberruloaia re- c. B Chandler, and T D Scrog-
parted in Braxoa Countv in 1942 jgtna: membership B R Ferguaon
and 27 reported in 1946. the ma m M Boyd, and W 8. Chamber*
jority of which were found through j ar |j Tlmmona waa appointed re-
the Foo«l Handler* ( Imic. preaentattve of the (Tiapter on the
Jonc* *taU-d that the association 1 Agricultural Council
will have a mobile X-ray unit at
its disposal in November.
In connection with this W.
More than S.200 permissible ex
plosives and new tynes of Indus
Dowell, instructor in the physical trial explosives utilising surplus
education department, said that i military stocks were tested by the
Classes in Arts,
Crafts Under Way
Texas University now has com-
pulsory X-ray examinations for
its students, and that Baylor.
TCU, and SMU have requested
them.
as held Wednes
the courses in
which are being
ys and giria of
Oaaaas
— w-w include
sking part in the atote dree* photography, wp.,iworking, leath
, rin* matches, or who are L.r craft, model i airplane bui
Fee InstallmenlH for Fall SemeNter
ilding.
sketching and
liities.
to register late
of these course*
the
G. Hehrey at
Houae,
Chapel on Jersey
Movement into thee* reoms will on any other part of the scheduled I tin-can craft,
he done at the convenience of the program will attend the get-togeth- modeling pom
departments concerned. |ar. Anyone wish!
for one or
to be taught
should contact
Fees for the fall aameeter have been announced by the Registrar’s hind fit Tho
Office, Total for the semester, payable to the Fteoal Office, is |4t.04. | Street.
ng section will he
. - ,— — _ce of Jack Walter
ahd ia Aaaiffned brimarily far teen
IU-10 •Rwa. Other MtMban of the Arte
w . . .. _ IJMS • ml Crm ^ la po «»q» | ttwe and inatnw
tor* are Mrs. Jt M. WhHte, Mias
Tba above fare are for Veterans; torp* members and other non- Bernice Jensen, and Author Ed
veterans will pay a total of 2282 48, also payable ia I ns tallmoaU. | monds
I - * . . : u t. 1 i
amount*
may b* paid i<v installmenta, however, and the following are the) Jhe w.Kalworii
nu due aa eaek taatoBoMMlt ,1 under the
nM pB3|MM|»Tftept( IB,
BaaoaA IqgMrtmert, Nov. 1-16
Third Inatanment. Nov. 1-17 ...
MB
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Bureau of Mine* during 1946.
diaauvariag (bore Ta
UCStte'JtMSi 1
Episcopal Service
Times Announced
Morning prayer and Sermon at
St. Thomas Eptaropttl chapel will
begin at 9 a. m. with Holy Com
munion at 7:30 a. tn. and Church
School at 10 a. m. each Sunday
Confirmation c Isaacs are being
held each Sunday afternoon at 4
in anticipation of the visit to the
chapel of Bishop C. S. Quin.
Thia summer schedule of ser
vices waa announced by Rev. O.
O. Helvey.
■•(had itaelf, Dr. Georg* atat-
•d. "Maifiar aul” ferMate* sad
fatto tm Mis are te only • mom*
ary funetiaa. Finding thare farts.
base farmatea from
te whare the
"Without aanMBftl i
you rant teaiala mum
and you can't control
phenomana,” Dr. OMijll
"Bat R you give up So
you must attribute every
a specific affoet, or every
to * apaeifif cause, you ran
sactologka! problems ia a
sotenUfie manner."
Bible School Fop
Children Offered
• be A. A M. Presbyterian
Church will sponsor a Vacation
Bible School for children of pre-
school age each Friday Dom 9 un
til 10:30 during the summer
month*. The Rim* mHck.I classes
wfll be held in thr ateond grade
room of the A. A M. Consolidated
School under the supervision of
lire. E. G. Smith. / ^
§
Ctbllege to Observe
Fourth on Seventh
No claaare will be held on Mon
day, July 7, in observance of In
dependence Day, the Registrar’*
Office has announced. Since
July 4 fall* on Friday, it was felt
that students would rather have
the holiday on the following Mon-
day.
Daan of the Collage F. C. Bol
ton has announced, however, that
any department of the college
other than teaching divisions will
bo allowed to observe the holiday
on July 4, if suitable arrange
ments are made far the absence
of the department or division.
Friday and Saturday, July Il
ls, will bt '
(lamp Hood Leads Pack
290 Aggies to Summer Camps
Two hundred and ninety Aggies i John M. Cook, and Major Leon
i devoted to final exam
inations. The following Monday
morning students will register
for the second semester, and
rinrere will begin that afternoon.
will bo attending summer camps,
the Military Department announc
ed Tuesday. All camps, except the
Air Corps which opened June 18,
will begin June 21 and last six
or right weeks, depending on exist
ing conditions, it waa stated.
The Air Corps unit, consisting of
88 Aggies, te located at Randolph
Field M Sgt Kermlt R Schete-
mua and M/8gt. Raleigh M. Sher
man, bath instructor* of Urtica,
are already at Randolph Field.
Of the 290 summer campers,
116 will be stationed at Camp
Hood, with Col. Th,.ms* A. Ad
cock os Inspector of training. From
the college Infantry station attend
Ing Camp Hood oral Col 0. B.
Matey, Jr., aoMor infantry instruc
tor! Lt. Cel. Glenn B Owen. Major
srd E. Garrett, instructors of tac
tics; and M/Sft. Louik W. Brat
ton, M/Sgt. Patrick E. Lynch,
T Sgt. Joseph C. Thomas. S/Sgt.
Russell F. AUten, end Sgt. Rebert
G. McClain, assistant instructor*.
Major Norman W. IParsons, of the
Covoriy section, will attend as in
structor of tactics, and 8/Sgt J. D
Mandel will go as assistant instruc
tor from the Engineer teetiaa.
Eifbty-fhre Aggleo will go to
Fort Sifl, Oklahoma for sum;
training. From ths FWld Artillery
Beotian will be Lt. Cal. William A
Backer, Lt. Cal Uaireore E. Bom
mare, Copt Robert E. Bimens,
Oapt Rov E. Smith, and M/Bgt
Arthur W. Sh<h>, all as Instructor*
of mollaa. Copt. Eugene U Datre.
will leave from the Signal Carpi
section
fSe Fort Bites, TUxaa 16 Aggies
will go tor training, instructed by
Major John K. Walker, Jr, and
1st. Sgt. Ralph B, Spencer, both
•f the Coast Artillery seetioa.
I-t Col Frank R. Swoger. of
the Ordnance sectfcn, will go as
camp executive to Aberdeen Prov.
-ing Qpounda, Maryland, where 1 /
students will train.
Major A rent 0, Wiken and
M Sgt, Claud* Mteenkoimer will
(MM!* at tdgew.Kid Arsenal,
Maryland, whore v Aggioo will
■Rand. They ore both of ih* Cham-
K-ja'orp. section 77^
Twanty-four students will train
at Camp Lse, Virginia u,ui.. m.
Jar Ulier lanha ■"•; vt \ .
tar B. Reland of the Qu*rtcrms.u-r