flub to Med Wed.
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<»«• lUntt mh.i Kurctiry Hyk will
H*M tnAl#,! on th» Uiirul flwur
Hutliltnf, MMHInf 1 o 0. t). Hoff.
tn«n, »luh
AU major* and minora In Kant*
•nd fomtry and ftior IntmaUd
pmona ar» urt*d to attend. Plant
.for th# MmatUr't artlvltln will
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h» dlaniMnd, tnd r*fr*ahm*nU will
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Offlcrra rlrrtad durlnt tba'laat
tprint ttmtatar will t«nre for tho
Khool year 1IM7-4K. Betidet club
Print
chool .
pretldcnl
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Include W. E. Dickent, vlce-pre*i-
dent; T. B. Trtw, McreUry-ireat-
urer; David Schwinn, parlrmenta-
riaa; M. E. Roach, tonal chairman;
E. J. Pickena, reported
The duh it spon*orod by H. F.
Heady and others in the Ranee and
Forettry staff.
The Battalion
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READY FOR A PARADE-
Mounted and read> to toad aay
parade on their silver encrusted
uddlen and other silver mousted
sear, presented them at a barbecue
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(Over Exchange Store)
Our Service is for Your best
Appearance
CAMPUS CLEANERS
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in , Fort Worth, Tex., are these
Fort Worth men, all officials of
the Southwestern Exposition and
Fat Stock show. Left ts rifht are:
Mayor Deen, show maaager; Er-
Subnet Sirloin
To Sponsor Rodeo
The rodoo arena is located one-
half mile north of Bryan. Furnish-
in* stock for tho event will be
the Bryan Roping Club. Admission
will be |1 JO per ptreon.
Prince Woods and Corky Eck
ert are arena directors and L*e
Richardson is in charje of ad
vanced ticket sales.
Following the football game i
western dance will be given in
Sbisa. Dress for the night will be
western garb.
Officers of the Saddle and Sir
loin Club are Claude Broom, presi
dent; Corky Eckert, vice-president;
and Jim Kunkle, secretary.
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live Grads
Monday it 7
Important Meeting
Of Reserve Pilots
In* of alt senior* and
•indent* who super* to
to In January, June, July,
ugusi. 1941 will be held In the
Assembly Hall Monday night at
f p.m.. If. R. Horslay, director of
the placement office, announced
yesterday.
Horsley will explain briefly the
functions of the Placement Office
Up. P" 4, * , • r ‘ u In aiding seniora secure employ
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SACRIFICE:
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neat Allen, shew vice president
W. R. Watt, show president, and
Sid W. Richardson, a director.
(AP Photo)
Prospective Grads May File
At Student Placement Office
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mao H K. Bued
St.. Brysa. S-tm.
to graduate at the end of the cur-
their registration record with the
Ail aeniora intending
rent semester should file
Placement Office at the earliest opportunity.
The manner in which the registration record is filled out
is an important factor in seek-4 ■ ♦ ■■ -
ing employment and should not be
tak
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Grocery—trv Robertton'ii
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Delivery Service.
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Delivered to your room
Evening 4:30 p.m. — Sunday 8:00 a.m.
$1.50 Per Month
y See J. N PARKS
t Box 4946 College Station, Texas
•n lightly. It must be neat, ac
curate and csacibe.
An applicant should list all of
his High School and College ac-
tlvlties, Including the names of all
rluba, sncletles, intramural athle
tics, teams, and offices held.
All previous working experience
should be Hated, not esceptlng pa
lter routes, week-end Jobs In gro
cery stores, drug stores and filling
stations. One of the maln^hlngs e
prospective employer wdnta to
know Is how the Job seeker spent
his spare time on wtek-ends and
summer vacations
Two typea of referenceji should
be given if possible; college pro
fessors end former employers. In
every case the interviewer will
went to know whet the faculty
thinks of the senior, even though
th# hopeful applicant may not
XT’" rn, ' mr “ * To Meet Thursday
The placement office has made
available personnel leaflets at the
cost of $7.50 per set of one hun
dred. These leaflets contain a pic
ture and the basic information
about the prospective graduate.
They are not a guarantee of a job
but serve as a muthod of intro
ducing oneself to an employer.
Thcv may be used with letters of
application, for personal interviews
on or off the campus, and by the
reepoctlve departments, the Place
incut Office, or friends In giving
recommendations.
Preparation of these leaflets re
quires a period of four to six
weeks, therefore, the order* should
lie placed as soon as poaafblB,.
Also at the Placement Office the
Mentor may obtain a copy of the
bulletin, "THb Senior Sells Him-
srlt" this pumphlct can be of
considerable aasistanee In employ
ment matter* ami should bv stud-
ltd carefully.
Trans-Pecos Club
Will Meet Thurs.
A new club, the Trans-Pwos
club, is being organised. The first
meeting will be held Thursday
ni|ht, September $5, at 7:16, In
Room 223 of tho Academic BuiW-
Giis will be the first mooting
and it is important that all pros-
poctive members bo there to take
care of tho business of organising.
Any person whose homo Is in the
Permian Basin section of West
Texas and Now Mexico is urged
to attend.
NUUERT SCHOOL: Wwfcla« maiWr
vMtiaat* m* Bursary Khool A(
through & WUI kMp by Mar or by
day. KlndorfartM gradual* la ehars*
d-OTtl.
FOR RENT: Singlo room
blot ho from drill fMd.
half bath Two
Ph. 4-MMM
on.
ment upon graduatio
According to Horsley, the meet
ing will not last longer than SO
minutes, ao all prospective grad
Bates arc urged to attend.
AH turn mem pilata are urf
-I te lltend mi important moat-
ln« te |lia Aeoombly Hall Wadnoa-
day mtoninf, Iteptembor 14, at
flM, Hil# mootlnf la raltod far
Hint up a arhoduto far tho
Riling ton rield has notified tho.
Bra so* County Chapter of tho Ho-
serve Officer* A*Rwlatlon that tho
Air .ift service will continue
through tho winter on the same
achodulo K has u**d In tho past
A C-47 will pick up local roeorv-
iate on the first Sunday, the sec
ond Wednesday, and the third
Thursday of each month.
Shreveport Club
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Meet
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Barbecue Nandwtrhew
Fried Chicken
T-Bone NteakH
PLENTY OF KfMtM
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The Shreveport A AM Club will
meet Thursday night at 7:15 in
Room 106 of the Academic Build
ing. Officers for the year will be
elected.
The purpoae of the club is to
form closer relations between the
College Station chapter and the
Shreveport alumnus chapter and
to provide opportunities for the
Aggies of Shreveport to meet and
become acquainted with one anoth-
Aldine Stage* Win
Over CoiiMulidated
In Seaton Opener
Molding from th* ftrat slants a
dlatlnct advantage over the AAM
Consolidated High School eleven,
the visiting Aidln* Mustangs hand
ed the Tiger* a 32 to 0 shellacking
for a season opener.
Coach Lea Richardson's locals
were unable to stop a 70 yard
march down th# field following
the kick-off that started a series
of TDa by the Mustangs coached
by Bruce Kivcll.
A total of 367 yards rushing was
rolled up by the visitors as com
pared to M by the boats and 20
first down* to four. Paaaing waa
negligible with the Muitanga try-
ng five and the Tigers four with
each team intercepting one.
Harold Williams sparked the
Tiger offensive by rambling 30
yard* but a few plays Uter, Pre
witt’s attempted punt was block-
mi which left the ball in the hands
of the Mustangs on the Consoli
dated 37.
Jaunts through and around the
Tiger line left the field open for
the visitors to set up one first
down after another as well as
Two Students Get
Scholarship Award
Frank M. Johns of Seguin and
Joe M. Spears Jr. of San Benito,
senior engineering students at Tex
as AAM College, have been award
ed special scholarships sponsored
by the Texas Foundries, Inc., of
Lufkin, it was announced today.
The scholarships, awarded aft
er a number of selected Aggie en
gineering students spent the sum
mer working for Texas Foundries,
pay >360 annually.
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No cover charge for dining
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Food prepared by chef
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Specializing in Sea Foods
and Mexican Foods
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Ph. 2-1673
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UEE Plans For
Year 7:30 Tonight
. At 7:30 this evening, the AIEE
will resume activity for the com
ing year with election of officers
and planning for a social event
to be held in the near future. All
Electrical Engineering students
are urged to be present at the meet
ing in the EE Building, Lecture
Room.
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Falls County Club To
Hold First Meeting
The Falls County Club will meet
Tuesday night at 7:30 In Room
It* of tho Academic Building This
Is a very important meeting and
all memhen ar* urged to attend
OffttePI will be elected and *<»!.
vltle* for the year will be planned
Hounton Hub Meets
llnualon AAM Club will meet
Wwlneaday night at 7il6 In th*
chapel of the YMCA
During the meeting officers fnr
the rornlng year Will be elected,
and plans mail* for a party ami
dance.
A&M Radio Club Meet
AAM. Radio Club will meet
Wednesday night at 7:30 in room
102 of the E. E. Building. Offic-
ers for the coming year will be
elected.
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ris discovered Hew Xealaad.
In 1HU a law waa passed ere
ntlng the first Kugluh divorce
court with the power of granting
nhsnlute divorce
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lege Station Methodist
Church will nave a church supper
Wednesday night October 1, at 7.
Dr. Paul QuiUion, pastor of the
First Methodist Church of Hous
ton will be the guest speaker.
Dr John S. Caldwell
Optometrist
OAldwell’s Jewelry Store
Bryan, Texas
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COACH DOESNT
HAVE TO OE TOUGH
Whllt othtr coochtt wtrt fumbling with Um ptrpUxlng
Q. I. problem In football lut Miaon, Illinois’ ohacure Ray
Eliot (real name: NuaspickBl) hit the jackpot in the Western
Conference and in a deciaive 45-14 rout in tha Rose Bowl. He
tries no top-eergeant stuff, yet he ended up as "Coach of the
Year. 1 * For full details about Ray’s sudden and nurpriatng
success, be wire to read A Coach Doesn’t Have to be Tough,
an exciting article in this week’s Poet...
_ by Tom Siler
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