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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1947)
—— T T I.E. Club Officers Vet Wives WiU Hold B L. HtxwcU «. pr-l- °** n HoU8 « nSh Z It! E<lu 7 t j° n The Vetentn.' Wire. Chib will £ t t w - 22L!?!ftR °Li he ^ Open House nt the home of yenr last Wednesday nfcht Other p rei id«.nt and Mrs Gibb S i. t chosen to head the tproup A. Spencer, vice-presidMt; secretary; J. I. Ham E. J. Lanik, re- M. Slayton, social dor films on Canada group. ■ j. Ji — President and Mrs. Gibb Gilchrist Tuesday, September 30, from 8 un til 10 p.m. All of the wives of the new vet eran; students are invited to attend this Open House which is being held to welcome them to the cam- Fabric to light.. • *» wovtn to tight! Flight Training Offered Vets Under GI Bill, Barlow Says Flight training for regularly enrolled veteran students at A. A M. College can now be paid from their future entitle ment in accordance with information just received from the Veterans Administration. t The following telegram from the4 — - Veterans Acting Administrator Clark waa forwarded to the Col lege from the Veterans Office in Waco: AlXlAATOm OaUcUth... rwVflw prOf 9% rnm from chill, wkJ ood rolitl $17.50 You’ll be ■ mated how often you’ll wear your new Alligator Galecoat—with ita combina tion of eacluaive water repel lent flniah. and tightly-woven fabric! Here’s good, honeet protection. lasUtogeatiefiction. One of the most popular coeta in the Alligator line, now on diaplay! See it—buy it now! OWer ASifaBer Solwwaer $15.50 to $36.50 Leon B. Weiss By Campus Theatre “Becauae of the recent develop ment and cost of flight training courses ns distinguished from oth er academic courses and because such flight training courses are irenerally made available by col- eg*• and universities as • volun tary elective part of the student* chosen course of education or training rather than as a required part them—of and in order that veterans may pursue such flight training courses In collages ami universities when such morses are lonskdeied by the Institution as a related and useful part of the vet erana nniree of education and iralnthw, the follow ins pulley la adouM effective Heplomber I, IMti When The Battalion Page 4 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1947 u at U4r-. fieee bill MS. Job Calls* CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALK: Offi~ri .Wt •oel. praflU- eaOf new. Six. W-«. Cell h-1 Samiitr. t-U*7 fro** »-«. related part uf InatrueUimal pro Iherefi eauraea in flight imminu are volunMrlly elwted l»y the VelerUP M • his eolleglala H tram, aeademle rre«llt Iheiefore wing given by the In.muUon as a iamal fulfillment of the lnelliu> Ions nlartdahl credit hour re qulrvment for the veterans degree objective, the rharge tor surh flight training couree may he paltl by tbr Veterans Administration provided that: A The institution certlfle* to the Veteran* Administration that the course of flight training I* voluntarily elected by the veteran ami is a related and useful part of the education objective of the vet eran in hie chosen curriculum. B. The charge for the veteran for the flight course is not more than the sum regularly charged non-veter an students similarly electing the same course. C. The veteran re quest* acceleration in the use of his available entitlement for the total charge for the flight train ing couree so voluntarily elected. If tbe veteran elects to pursue such s flight course under these condi tions, he must understand that his period of entitlement will be charg ed st the rate at one day for each 8.10 dollars of tbe total cost tor the flight course and such period of entitlement so charged will be Smart Traveler! '1 by IZOD -i OF LONDON ' Court am theaa to take you everywhere. The hoarttfaUy UlUn J suit hi • w<»rn i, -.inpr, the seM wool hooded topper that w(B ■dagle with e* err thing else that Is feed and smart la row wardrebs. Jam two from a raasplme eah lertiea ef laodaf Leaden (Mgteal*. Bristol Brown. Gloweee- Msltteli. Cott, IAft.00, guit, 949 9ft. % it Smart Shop t • » Pasture Specialist Alfred H. Walker, former Men an) county agricultural agent, haa been appointed assistant pasture specialist on the staff of the Ex tension Service. Walker ia a native of San An tonio and is a graduate uf AAM In the claee of T M. Following hia graduation, he was employed aa a demonstration agent with the U. 9. Deportment of Agriculture’s Bureau of Kniumology and IMant tjuuranUna office at Han Ante- I Mm i v. Entering Ksienkiim wurk fur the flrat lime In IP81, Walker wa» eent tu llulberauii cuunty whers he eerv *•! as ewuntv agent, th January. INI), he waAranefnrreil in Menanl •‘uunly wheiv he eerved unltl he entered Ihe seKire, He Mdurnml In his Menard rntm|v |aiSlllnn all er II manlhs In thi eavaWy and two and a half years in Ihe Army Mr OMh Headquartered In I'altege Pla- Unn, Walker a**urned hit new du- ties as asalelanl Kstanslun Herv lee pasture spHlallst Heptemlier 18. -COLOR- (Continued frwn Page t> This latter move created some trouble in its own right as the yell was given just as an injured Tech player was being helped from the field. It was not until after the game was over and the purpose of tha yell explained that the Raid ers were convinced the whole af- ! fair wasn’t just another example of Aggie sadism and barbaric 1 thirst for blood. Even politics managed to creep I into the extra-curricular conversa tion accompanying the game. In one group containing supporters of both schools, considerable wise- in addition to the entitlement used cracks concerning the respective for the other part of his course of merits of the two schools had been education or training. A VA Form going on throughout the game, j lt*50A must be filed by the veter Finally an Aggie voiced his indig- an in such cases and the form nation over the way Lubbock citi- must indicate separately the total *cns were trying to kill the college : charge for the flight course.” building amendment program via Cillw offiml, .ut, th., .11 , , veterans electing to take advan- When Rob (.wide broke loose on ENGINEERIMG: (4) Airtex, Inc, la interested in employing a mechanical engineer to work as a junior air conditioning engineer. (2) Mechanical engineer* for air conditioning work-estimating, selling and installation with Webb Air-flonditioning Company. (3) Mechanical engineers qual- ifiud to handle the sales of uirt'Tuft and air conditioning cquipntept I with Air Accessories, Inc. (4) liouisiana Rating k Fire' Prevention Bureau needa civil or rhamieal engineers for fire insur ance engineering (fi| Mechanical or civil engln ear* for general contracting work with f, n Hlvemale, < nninteter. 1 Prefers a man who opeAk* Mpan Mb (H| United <U* Pipe Line Cum pally has opening* f"» »lvll engln ees* nr ehemisU In ihetr Chemital |,Ml.wiMlocy r (Tl I unsolldated Vultee Air shift (’ortmmllun ha* seyeral up enihg* In design nml |*udtMliMn | wurk f"i mi Mini noeO aohwl cogloeer* and phy*M*te, (III Aeionaullenl, elmiflCHl, mmhsnleal and elvll engimmr* tu •lari n* drnftemen with The fltenn L Marlin Cumpmtv. (Nl I’roctur and Gamble Cum. pane ha* a number uf pn*iti»ii* nvnilnMe for engineer* and chem- i*t« in their manufacturing organi- Nation. (101 Schlumberger Well Sur veying Corporation has a nurntn-r of positions open for electrical en gineer* and geologists who are in terested in geophysical work. (11) Mechanical, electrical or VIOI.IKIXTB t*un*m I* *lrtri*€ « Prof rurtult. Bar lor Usuerxity. *• nxMittily krr-. n-SUtrt Mrs C. II. Croar- maa. 4-1IU witfcia arit Ihne 4*»a l* I <>r 'lour r, viRi’i.wy; I I I II s •L*ii»*n Sportin'; GchmIh 80S S. Main l*h. + KKPAIRB: Radio art r-frwmU.tr aalr art Mnik*. All work ruaranu-d. Ixai.- »r<*». East G*W. *honr 4-12M. THF. W'RIBK KHOP — Trpmr. min sraphinc. drawin*. Pkoa* t-4TM. I ka«t rsrd. Bryan. ATfKNTION FN(iINKERS Ort you,' rn*in—r'a math -hart at thr Kxrhanc IIKT VOI R .uharnptkm for your favor- Hr marasitir. Lduration art itodrat rat*. l.lfr -1 yrar »4 XI Tim* I y«*r 14 .0 N.wa W.- k | >.ar 14 M, I yrora 110 6ft \Luuh iPatil a*vt. Mi I yrar R.u«, \ 4 yxara IS M Aka-on Mmiadnr Avmtry V rultr** It.-4 Mora, It... 164. Plum* X-WI4. MI.W trt.t niarli I.ill (..Id cmuiblng tm- imrtaMi wi,*r> l-kihvla* %u 4, K hidlaeiblh^ If f.rtirt rtlMf* to MlodvM A. tivlllr* ^|l(ftm, R.xm |6«. li.ynlaiH Hall ai.d ‘Vm »aw*rd. THIN VKTkRkn .Iud4mia Urea dial am) M4*f| *1 In (WM» III* I Mtl»0*\H»l* *ltM.t Your Own Personality .. • p * : v 4 -.. , r. in a Photograph taken in oar Studio . .f AGGIELAND STUDIO j At I Ah I *4M4a *<«li*l Hrnlng Agghw last 27 y«ara Picture Frame** — Photo-Copy -*• Kodak FiniKhing iswkrt. Iw.ftMwia Nluidiwfftlt r.d*. I4HW Njilhi »! •11**4 nae, >*m *<*>»*! 4 N ktlli Met 1*1* m» Wane* Hen run saii * it *•• **kV»«*ik-.i kiwi Imlft* lift* iMlhe* Mat* Id^all I **44* run RALPi r*4H Iftritaft N*«Hl SMS* ...**, e»«» mi ( .•« n.,K*4(. |).‘.,4e U, M'*d4t He. run NAl.k! I*U 4*tSr*rUklk t* |H»d. 4m* n»oaa. IhiHS I, N>«mm Iftl 14... All* RXPRfcnNIUN ha. I aVatm S. ara. 4.41**4 |.tl<»ti. and .(*•< M— Ave. I'k,.*,.' run SAl.Kt I’alr s«nl<'r Iftada. *.a*l *a im-w, sit- m'. vet. c».|t. c..ii»*. vuw WANTKIl! Two tM>r4f In Ttmtikmlvinr ram. i>r»f.'rabl, >m w-at *14- hrtw—n f« y»rd Hr,-*. CamUM-i H. B. St.il.lw, It". 7*1, Braumnet. T.taa If ’ ' Wallutty Adi..,, . . THI CIOTHN Wl TAIIM fUll IKIlVfg fHf NfW I All | WINfM lAMPtll mu pumu u* * COItKY-IIlKI) ( LOTH IKKN Two Blocka North P.O, • College Station f petroleum engineer* for field work in the development of new equip ment with The W’estem Company, j (12) Scott Paper Company will have positions open early in 194k for mechanical and chemical en-1 gincers and chemists. -HOARD- (Continued from Page 1) AGRICULTURE: Moorman Manufacturing Colnpany is inter ested in men trained in animal or poultry husbandry for the sale of livestock and poultry feed. Troy Smith Named For FFA Honor tage of this opportunity will l*e closely screened in order to deter- j mine their qualifications. It ia rec- ( ommended that student* lacking •ufficient Entitlement both to par ticipate in the flight training and to complete their college education, do not take the flight training Htudente receiving partial dis ability payments are not sligihlr to participate. Non veteran stu dent*, above the freshman level, are eligible to take flight train ing provided they (my foe Hw* pour** Aeronautical Engirnmnuif 221, Private Pitot* course, will be Ihe »nly course in flight training of. feM during ihe fall semester Flight training student* fur Ihe MB aetweeter will be **lected from ’appllrstite who have already had partial training during the spring ami summer term* If ihe qmtia i* not filled from the*e uppiti-ante, then new eludente will he areeuled. I AppHeatmn form* are available In the following place* Dean of Engineering Office. Aeronautu-el Kngineerina Office, Kasterwi.mi Airport, incomplete appllraimn* will be iwjecteil , All atodente Intere«te4l in flight training arc requested to meet in the Petroleum lecture room Tues- day evening. September 30 et 7 tkl M>- • his fint touchdown jaunt, the Ag- gte grabbed his Tech friend and yelled, “Let’s sec you get out ah Troy Smith, junior student in agricultural education, has just bwn notified that he is tc be Injunction to Stop Mm.* **' nwordvd the highest honor of the | Junction; And the game wa* tot without Future Farmers of Anu-iica, the its share of inane remarks from American Farmer Degree. The De casual female observers. One *uch grec will be presented to Troy at "lovely," upon 4*l>»erving the white the National Convention of the chin strap* worn by the Aggies, Future Farmer* of America which promptly mistook them for hand, will he held at Karua* City on age* and opin4*4l, "That mean ole (Vtobcr 20. Norton must In’ running hi* hoy* Troy ha* rompleletll four year* look they all | »f high kchool vocational ngin ul- ture with Hen Barber, voratluiial agriculture teacher, ai Mansfield, T*xa» Troy'* work In agricultnre hw* eenteml aruuml (he ral«tug of icgMercd Hhut ihorn brawding •tta-k The AmciWan Farmer liegrec I* presided In nUtelamllng *lu dent* In vtasIioiimI akrteultUri- m tiMly who have l*4p»n out of high •* InNtl a| ten*I one y»«r. have S4»re rhlns! r chn KnlomoltkgN (llul) To Kiwi (iffiiTi’M The KnUmndogv Cluh will meet to mganlse Monday nlghl al T in In Mm>m 8 uf the Ntence Hall Offlixa fnf the currenl year will he clefted. All mtarWnlngy majnr* are urg cd In attend Ini* Rteellng, Jame* Ih-cr, club re|NHter, riatetl, lb- added that membership wa* not Itmltml to stmlents taking ento mology, hut all hug cnlnusiast* are welcome September, 194(5. \ppreriation Extended Resolution* of appreciation were 1 extended to Dean Emeritus of the 1 School of Art* and Science** T. D. j Brook* and Professor William L. ! Hughes, both of whom went on I full retirement this semester. Dean Brooks, who has served at AAM for the past 46 years, the last 15 us dean, is now teaching in the (duration and psychology department. Hughes ha* been teaching in the department of edition and psy chology for the past 2) years. Junction ( oiumittee Report* Richard K. Humann, chairman of' the AAM projr-ct committee from I wared before- the, board and said, “We have the two I tract* of land waiting for you." He invited everyone to visit Junc tion and "*4-e our little town and | fork* of the creek, Junction." The Hoard of Directors met in executive *e»»ion from 9 to 11:15 i a, m. Friday moiumg, and ut 11:110 t lie meeting wa* opemsl t4> news papermen and other intcreritnl patties. The morning session mljourniNl at l tlb mid resunu-d in the after* noon from .3 until 4:|b All (Item* la i* were present, The IM>U tit nf Ihe bnuril will Ite held at Uni lege HlNlmtl during Tlmnk*glvlng IndiiUy*. AGGIE S Drive in Please . . . Drive Out Pleased -TURKEY- i Continued from Page 1) HusinesK Society Meet Th' Business Swiety will meit Wislnesdsy at 7:30 in building K. room 23. All stiMtent* of the Business De partment are requested to attend I the meeting Junior* to Meet The Junior t'l«»* will meet Ttie« day a' 7:30 In the A**i-mhly Hall i»((.. ns for tin- HM7 IN year will la- eli-etml. All junior* are reqnested to la- prasent. DeLUXE CAFE — Brytn — When- all AjjKies meet “We Serve the Best” LSMPPDHI MI.LM HTI DENT IKH,I AND. Mint, Hi-pi 40 iAPi » Haile* N--ldn, lo )i-ar id-i ll.qa t oiler freshman from Deb mil, wa* fatally in lured when eel i bratinf *lti(lent* aeeolenlnlly pull ed down a lamptaist no his lead. OUR BIG AIM ia to do mrything we pouibly can to PLEASE YOU. , (f * * r . i' [ ■ * r We do the little joba aa carefully aa the big •men. We nee to it that your car ia ready on time. And we like the bill to be amaller than you had exjiectad. Brtnit Yo«r Oar to I’k and Be Annured of , , , HlOMH-nH MTEOl N ami KATIHKACTOKY HKKVK’K . • , and Hide While You Pay UF HFHM4 K Al.t. MAKM OK 4 AN* HK1NT MORRIS M(m)RS HRMOto Kn MOt TH 128 Hmilh Main Nt. NAtiF.N NMtVM E Dial l•tlll L k M. FOOD MAHKi ri’ HIKK nr.I IVF.RY TO (TH.t.M.K STATION Ph. '4 til NO structors, along with other poultry department men, including Lee E. James, Ross M Sherwtiod, Dr. W. A. Boncy and F..Z. Beanblossom Bob Halpin, of the college’s agri cultural economics and rural so ciology department. Is also sc bed uled on the program agenda. The turkey grading short course is an annual affair in which the college furnishes facilities and co operates with the department of agriculture to train men to be of ficial turkey graders, -r RUSSIAN QUINTS BORN LONDON, Sept 29--(API-The Soviet agency Tass reports that a Russian woman has borne quin tuplets, three boys and two girls. Corpus Christ! Meets The Corpus Christi A. A M Club will meet Tuesday night following yall practice la room 227 of the Academic Building. A new organisational system will bo adopted by the club at the meeting. For Your Fkmiture Needa — Bio — Hoy ton Fund ture Co. mirr Clayton Furniture Co. Ni Main Bryan The Largest Electric^ Appliance Store in Bryan— Come in and see us for large or small applianqea: Rad km, Electric Irons, Stu dent I jut) pa, Floor Ijmi|m, Prvato Cookeva, Coffee Make nt... and many other tumfula UNITED APPLIANCES, Inc. 8Mb A WaaMagloa Mm Phone 8-14*8 \ . (fH Your I niromiH . . . 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