'
T 't *
CALLS
^Mow.rf listed position »—wla In the fields indionted.
!S?ai! •hooW «rnuct W. R. Horsley or Lncten
** t** Ptooement Office, Roota 126, Ailminlstrstion
* compieie informstion
• wi - —
a*
; ; ;.'r,rr<«%Sa
_o)ll er AroMerte-
W|f«M ommv It burm*4
la »*ti far •aiMinwtlan an mptIm
gWj> tMlBiBfcV 1 Utr,
*1* MMlMtn fat a
land (WT'lonMt project in the Rio
Grand# Vallajr.
•aalnaaa and AaaaanUnc. Baa-
IjrtWlfatll tr-onomim
lant ftaiMoay -The ]jh#ri> Mut.
«al Inaaranea Company employ*
■•n In tka following caUgori#*
1) 8aiaam#n, (2) Claim Adjaatara,
(i) UndarwrHara, (4) boat Pra-
▼ention, and <l) Payroll Auditors.
wita^Yon.^iT^^ TT-
■ar Callafa (Hr—arin), La^a-
lua Palytackalc laatitat# sad
Bmi Jaoa Stata Call#*# (Pky.
■ho). Saotkwaat JaaUr CaBoffo
(Acraaamy. Vorttooharo. aad
Eatomolof y).
Mechanical, Management, and
BntlMariaff—Sale of
oil refinery equipment with Man
ning, Maxwell A Moore, Ine.
Chemical Engineering Electrical
Engineering, Mechanical Engineer-
Ms Hutineaa and Aecoonting—
InBtaMn Kodak Company.
Part time or full time petitions
are open with the Texas A. A M.
Raaearch Foundation in the inves
tigation of the causes of oyster
■ortality in the waters and or
mods of Southern Louisiana.
AMMfv lit PAY
"ffiSwEU/S
-BOOKS-
■mat■ a# asMskPtMa
m#n heme from t
Taras'
a Which that mo
Um homaa tf tha
pa alao Um u
I)
tuched
■ Thial
in M
was aafaly
In hh.
after hte aeala wt
la atemidofTWlt.
— la a r alary ateapat _ ....
kwt. h la alao a ateiy af tadtel-
'ioala, UMte MMfmrlag, their dr
^d.anT
real Indiana who vary at all ho
maa beings- Indiana who are Im
personally creel, simple and friend-
Vi *tet. l-rutal, sly, kind, proud,
aalf-effedag. laughter loving it
is a atory of a Woman's ataadfast-
naas in the face mortal danger and
the kma of afl that had given her
pride and confidence in livta*. In
othar words, H it a story worth
who have written plays and radio
»ws, have now turned their
ads to tha writing «l a novel,
MRS MIKE. MRS. MIKE la first
and foremost a love story, the
story of Kathy, a young Irish Bos
ton girl, and Sergeant Mika, a Ca
nadian Mountie, who is priest, doc
tor and magistrate to all in a groat
wilderness of millions of square
miles. Kathy's aad Mike's Uvea
embrace a score of characters
whose lives are lived out against
the tremendous Imckground of the
wildemeas, at times hmmtM. at
times terrifying and
Ike level ef sheer ea
la extraordinarily Ugh. There |t
an acceptance « thalinrineaa, tha
chances, the aeaentlal goodness of
both the mala and fsasaie char
triers and addad MtlHaidty. ft
u emotional, ualnuUeriual, and re-
It dtaan't pane any great
queotion. la the remter, or offer
•elution U life. It'a jest a well
•pus yera
DsLUXR CAPE
— Bry Alt aw
UM
Where ill A|
-W. Atm
Information Staff
Members to Attend
Meet in Minnesota
Fhre membert of the A 4 If
Cxdtefe InfonaiUon aUff wllJ
attnna the AMMIAl Bteriing of
mtSssS^
".VS II
w.
— 1 end ritual afilt will
^ 4neaaU at the matting Ex
hiMte ef various informatioa me
dia used la the variona atataa will
be avaiLhic f„r
Praalm win oarva at chairman
of the agency rtteflion committee
which win make lit report August
T aad wm alao Serve at chairman
of the agency relations Tmurirm
~ maL
Four of tha Texas representa
tives will fly to Minneapolis in the
Oollaga owned plane with H. Q
Smith, manager of EaaUrwood
Airport, at pilot
Geology Prof At
Work in Kentucky
Dr. W. L. Raooall of tha A. A M.
Gootegy Department la spending
doing apodal re March
I field
the
in structural field geology aad m-
dicnethrtty af different atraU in
northwestern Kentucky, 8. A.
Lynch, department head, has an-
A
KinCM.
In his radioactivity studies Dr.
aaseU, who has base appointed
by the Oxford University Frees to
write the chapter on radioactivity
in a new edition of 'The ftrieacc
of Friroteam”, it using oqeipmcnt
of his owa '
Veterinarian to Go
To Gncinnati Meet
1. A. Ortri, Estanatoa voterin-
ariaa. Witt attend the annual matt*
M»« tf tho American Veterinary
Mtdteal Ataaeitttta In Otnelanali,
Ohm, August it at
Msmharehtp of thte ataooitLon
^tem rut turns A taaformwo tfl
ktum veiertnartans will h.
at which wnrh in aoanoriten
hrttcellnets and mariMis will
SO EASY
: * |
TO KEEP COMFORTABLY FRE8H . .
Let tut give you promt, efficient
, a . • ** T ' ,*
CLEANING A PRESSING
CAMPUS CLEANERS
Island Attends Meet
Of Accounting Board
T. W. I alaad, hood tf tho De-
tartmaat of Buohtooo and Amount
ing at A. A M, waa ta Chicago
for a mooting of tho hoard of dir-
•dors of tho American Account-
tea Association which was hold
July 24-28. Hooding tho depart
ment during his absence was Dr
T. R. Hamilton, professor of sta
tistics.
Business transacted at tho meet
ing primarily concerned the nation
al convention of the association to
be hold In New York in early Sep
tember.
•
'fv# smokwd ChestwrfiEld
for y®or» and find
Hiay compUtEly Satisfy.
Tkkhn
By Georg*
* Oops! I mutt have tightened tha wrong heft.
‘Look, No Handsf
Truck Steers Itself
If one of those days you shoulde-from
a big truck come lumbering
down tho road with the driver mak
ing “Look! No hands!" gestures,
tTlTlS^ h *’ , ****7 ^ teko
‘hteh in terror. It wiU only
bo Victor Severy’s idea hi action;
you will bo In no danger whatever.
S"«ry. who hails from Atlanta,
proposes te make motor vehicles
sutomstieaUy oteorablo by turning
fcArr-JL* hookup
thsi will follow pa.nt .tnpj
■Ini down the middle af tW driv-
r™« :! •'ztlL'?
I»,U. h. throw, . t».m of lijhi
Kxanv for Merit
AmmhI
i=::=H3SSS
Prr""" 0 ” Hb-
He hoahh laboratory positions, and
. eo,,-to * M evaluation rf
training and experience and a writ
ten examination Veterans prefer-
•net will bo allowed applicants who
Iteve base honorably discharged
from the United States armed forc
es and who make a passing score
on the examination
AH appHaationR must be mailed
before midnight August 10. Posi
tions for which examinations will
be held, and their entrance oalar-
Laboratory Assistant
; o Laboratory Technician
Moratory Tachni-
Application blanks may be ob
tained from Russell E. Shrader,
Sy*traa Supervisor, Little-
fWd Building, Austin, Texas.
Next Chem Congress
Set for US in 1951
The Twelfth International Con-
P*** “d Appllad Chem
istry will be held in tho United
States in 1951 It was announced
at the elooe of tho eleventh Con-
tress in London, first to bo hold
since the war.
Dr. W. Albert Noyee, Jr, prsai-
dant of tho American Chemical
Society, said tha 1941 meeting
^ ^ to
s lamp with reflector. This
bmua, thrown back to the photo
cell on the opposite side, actuates
the steering mechanism whenever
the vehicle tends to drift off
courts. A second set, with lamp
and photocan disposed oppositely
*f lh# , f |ra t * tebes care of devia-
t*^ns in the opposite direction.
The gyroscopic steering raech-
■Atow. or -Iron Mike", was long
•to devised to relievo ships’ helms*
"*•" rioot of their routine labor;
^ • l *° boon
fcjgl/ or ,•« •Irpltnoa.
^fG!*JSXXXaZ
to the
Farrar Granted
Aero Gas Patent
•terJ&sraes i
'WALTS
■vtation •aoellno,
Tbo frooMo, desert hod as las-
m#r I Ration tf normal butane to l.o
bpteM, was <te«ii<.p#.i during tho
r^^bon Fsrrardidinooarch work
f0r Spoils Prirolcum com.
pany In Ite Dellas laboratories. It
compares favorably, from an scon
°«‘J riandpoint, with tho wldoly-
wd^Sholl process, according to
b^n amignod to
. ~ y V *® uuni Corporation,
wfckh Farrar left lari February
to accept Ma appointment bar*.
• TRY
a delicious . . .
CHIP STEAK
Sandwich
and
MILK SHAKE
for Supper at
GEORGE'S
CONFECTIONERY
The Battalion
Pare 4
CLASSIFIED
TUESDAY, JULT 20. KMT
Tqi l ^ '•
•-m*.
The Groat Lakes are tha princi
pal or only sourw of high-quality
frooh-water flakes in tha tho Uni
ted States produced for ths market.
Mors than 150,000 World War D
raterans now era taking some-
M v’SSL
announced this woek.
/
4 Day Sanrice on Cleaning
and Staffing
1 Day Service on Main
Springs and Crowns
Wark Guaranteed
R-LMcCARTY
JEWELER
North Gate
I
/1 /[ • mjNB / * A /.[ / >sf /fi/' ' /jUr /
KTty the Squirmawrigs
are Vanishing! i f
«NB tomxMAi
n embers of tfiat tribe of
and wriule m uncom-
t:
fortabl#
But the tribe is bopomlnt extinct—thanka ko tha
advent, of Arrow roai/y comlorfbh Seamless-
crotch Shorts I
What a boor—no center team to sit on. What
roomincm to sit ini And they’ll stay that way be
cause they're Sanfomcd labeled (fabric shrinkage
leas than i%).
We have plenty of A -row Shorts for you. Better
stock up today.
ARROW
SHORTS
11
cagg
CLOTHIERS
L
Oolafa and Bryan
First Baptist Church Revival
OOLLKOB STATION, TBXA,
BEGINNING
JULY 27 .
. • l 1 •
4 • a a a a aT’a aa
A CORDIAL
WELCOME
TO ALL
irV
|
///
DR. FRANK WEEDON
f' t !*“ -
Former tW. ^
A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU
YlM p. HL
• • • • • a a • a a
I ! !«’’ 1 /* ' ' m
OOMX AND BXINO
VOCR nUCNDS .
vYWivL
’ZZZmt
• A
■
Wm
■ z /
WM