I f !• JOB CALLS ■ ’ 1 1
PotitJoB vacancies in the fields indicated,
ehouki contact W. R. Horsley or Laden
RniMm,, V h ® PU f fment Hoom 126, Administration
Bulldlnf for complete information.
Game Associations Promoting fyniat’s
Wildlife Conservation-Taylor
By CUB A. PNGRUNC.
,1.
8 Qyp*^
sum Company hot Um followii*
~neW. op. n: (a) MKhsnksl .n-
,r i- f °L.5? ,nUni ? e *.
in drifting and dMlgnlng,
“ »nd roporta;
i»Wal •ngiimori to b«
M luporvlMr. in watiboird
or In*
Indu*
tlnoon for drafting and itruetaral
•nginooring work with Puekott 4
MIL * i ■
(«) Tho Braooa Rlter Tranamlo-
»n Etoetrio Oooporatifo. lac
aoodo aa aUctrlcal cnftnoor with
oamo coparionoo la rolay, mataring
and oommonicatlona walk fee tho
operation* of a two-way avaum
radio aad carrUr oarvaat faoflitioa.
4
That local gam# i
promote eonaervation of
OMoeiationa hare oatatanding opportunitica to
1 wildlife in their reopeetive arena waa the word
wooght back to College Station by Wnltor P. Taylor, Loader, Texas
Cooperative Wildlife Unit, from Wichita Falla last weak.
Dr. Taylor woe In Wichita Falla aa principal apoakor at the an*
nual banooet of the Wichita Falla<
Field and Stream Aeoociation, hia
aubject Wing “Home Problem* of
Tens ~
VMFHICANQ
CIETY (Student
p. m., Toeaday, Room
Building.
AGRONOMY
m., Tuaoday, AI
BRAZOS ROA
day.
80.
7:30
Chemistry
•pertamen.
A foatero of tho haaqaot was a
A RTS t (!) The Bin*
Company haa
•alee work far men
and aooount-
lonomiea and
Acrountinf hia-
iintii mAeAtviiia
for office ac-
Burrougha
R tchine Company.
Lincoln National Lift
Inauranee Company haa poaitiona
open for men who wish to enter
the field of ipeuranc* aalea.
RESEARCH WORK: (1) CHn-
ton Industries, Inc., and Penic 4
Ford. Ltd. have poeitaona open for
chemists and chemical engineer* in
research work on corn, sugar cane,
and other food product*
TEACHING: (1) Amarillo Col
lege haa an opening for a mechan
ical engineer ta teach engineering
drawing, descriptive geometry, and
engineering problem
(2) There are opening! at John
Tarieto* for an associate profes
sor of architecture and an asso
ciate professor of engineering or
physics.
meal of fiah, antelope, venison
(from Colorado), hear, and oik.
tho 110 persona
port (m the meeting
of thTliiHiiiNt
Congraas, and
I * *'•* ttX
and Game, a
k mia'lufta I mall aim 11 atm mail
I WWwMfW inflfWmWftp FFw*
also the work bolng dom
ib hova in Improving eon
or bobwhlto quail.
Some three htindrod and fifty
dollan In priaea were awarded to
4‘H Chib wyi for planting quail
food*, under protection from live-
stock, erection of shelter* and
headquarter* area* for quail, and
advancement of wildlife eonaerva
tion generally in the vicinity.
Among the apeakers in addition
to Dr. Taylor and Bonn ware form-
er State Senator Ben Q. O’Neal,
who presided at the meeting, Irvin
J. Vogel, president of the associa
tion, and State Senator. George
Moffitt, a graduate of A. 4 M
Poultry Specia1i*t
To Viait IAU
F, 8. Reanbloaaom, Rxtonaion
Servlee poultry marketing apodal-
ial, will viait tho poultry depart-
mem of lemialana Rtate Unlvoroi-
ly November II-II.
At tho request of tho poultry
deportment faculty Neanbloaeom
will aaslat In tho goading of New
which hove been
ma sinai
TjoZooT
■■i
‘Veto Need Record
Of Clinical Caftes’
The value of a permanent record
of din teal cases In the form of
photograph* was stressed by Dr.
R. D. Radetaaa Tuesday evening
7:30 p. before the Junior Veterinary Med-
Room. icine Association.
Tuaa- If the practitioner work* for tho
Loe. good of the communityi tho com
munity will work for the practi.
:30 p. m.. tloner, Dr. RadoWff stated. Hia
talk waa Illustrated with slldra of
clinleal caapa which he had on filo.
H* also mentioned the use he had
made of on alrpUne in tho veteri
nary medicine practice and the aa-
B, 7tM 1 tiatonce given Ms client* to Im-
, Am- prove tho pasture program-
Tho. Battalion
Page 4
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11.1947
mim
CLASSIFIED ADS
•SIX WITH A lATTALIOM CLAMP rOH *A!.*.
flKD AO. Raw* ....Ms «•* aW
MTttM atm 0 NC
U* la n***lfU4 So
Uw orrtM AB
to H M A. It.
•eUM ill
a#
w i a* biwlma
•4* .hu»i4 a* la
ot m <•* WfwH
Iradc*
f»r*n« Into
dr
Yofk dreaoeil fuwl
plared an different feed*
will he placed an the dl^e
of Urd*
Reanhlnaaom will demunatrate
ihe bonelea* turkey steak prneeaa
(ianlrn Club Will
Hold Flower Show
CANTBRIURY CUJA 7 p.m,,
W*»l neoday, Kpiacopnl parish
^'okMH CHRIRT1 CLU!
pm.. Tuoeday, Room lit,
U
Students May Join
ASCBTUINov.lS
swm
M Hlfh-
MnaUaga
aM m**i*»»
k CtoM. (M-
"» i-ai 1
•aC
eon *M.« CMtMMer la* as
Far* ewa r..lhe* Nek ill
9 43 Graduate Joins
Architect Faculty
ATVKU1ION XNtiINkkIUi
•mrtiWi ewib aton at
Nevtmker II ha* been
■ deadline for
Wm
I pm„ Frldap,
■Bum and llnr
(iKntANlY KUfl, 7i30 pm.
Tueeday, Fetrnleum Engineering
lecture Room, A. C, Holt to apeak
on "KxpedtUon Into Peruvian An
dea. N H
HOUSTON CLUB, 7:11 p.m.
Tuesday, YMCA.
JUNIOR CUSS, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, YMCA Chapel.
LUTH1
IERAN
i Chapel.
STUDS
NT ASSO-
I
Julliard Cooleroy
IN THE MOOT POPULAR SHARES -
including Pink for Baby
The Fabric Shoppe
"Your Exclusive Fabric OMUr 1 i <70
Acroaa from PO — Bryan .- L
Charles H. Neuhardt, A. 4 M.
graduate of September, 1943, baa
Joined the department of architec
ture aa assistant professor.
Neuhardt, after receiving hia
architecture degree here, was call
ed into the Navy, in which he
aerved three yean, 16 months as
an architect. During this period he
designed and worked on the famed
196,000 enlisted men’s club at Peart
Harbor.
Upon discharge, Neuhardt at
tended Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, receiving hia masters
degree this year,
A Chrysanthemum and Horiieul.
tural Display will be held at the
monthly meeting of the A4M Gar
den Club Friday, November 14, at
8 p.m. In the YMCA.
All member* are asked to bring
an arrangement of specimen bloom
of chrysanthemums or other fall I AaaemWy
flower*. These floral displays I "The Bible and the Soul, 1
should be labeled with the name trated In cartooned fibnstrip.
of the flower and the contributor
and placed in the “Y" thirty min-
utee before meeting time. A special
table will be set up for arrange
ments from the Bryan Garden
Club.
Mrs. Ralph B. Steen will speak
on the growth and culture of
chrysanthemums.
th« MMIIM
Chapter of
MiMJB Afttltftltlta'Mai toMfelma ilia ti
The *tud»nl ASUK, one
moot an iv* iHwaniaattoha
nation iitriudea both aortal and ath.
letir, aa well aa irofeaaional
ierialnmrnl for alt membon
Civil Rngtneering majors are
urged to pay their Aim to Sue
BHhany in the CR building or to
the atudent treasurer In tho main
Kill of the CR building.
Graduating seniors who art
members in good standing with
their student ABCR chapter will
ba eicused from the $16 initial
toe for “Junior" membership by
t'jffll, II
to mTIi S fia&Tfti
Maas uRms Ml U
ClATION, 7:80 pirn., Wednesday, I the Parent Society provided they
Assembly Room, YMCA, Topic: | apply whhln 10 days following
Ulus-
graduation.
GLEAMING - PRESSING
ALTERATIONS
■ J ~-.'\i ■ '
AT THEIR BEST - AT
CAMPUS CLEANERS
f A .
Over The Exchunge Store
Noon Inspection
Slated Tomorrow
An inspection In ranks will b
hold at til* noon meal Wednesda
by officers of the School of Mili
tary Seience, Colonel 0. I. Mtloy
Jr., commandant, announced yoa-
"ft' inapaetton, which is torn-
pulsora for all cadeta excopt those
with II to 1 •taooea, will last no
longer than ten minutes, Colonel
Moloy Meted
EnglUh Major* To
Meet Tonight in Y
Head of the Rngllah Department
Dr, T F. Mayo will lead an infor
mal dlaruaalon on “Literature and
Helen##" Tuesday evening at 7tll0
In the YMCA South Uunge at the
third meeting of Rngllah major*
this semester,
B-A-Y Club Elects
Perkin* President
Dale Britton of Olney waa elec
ted president of the B-A-Y County
Chib at a meeting October 30.
Other officers elected were: L
E. Perkins of Olney, vice-president;
Archie Andrews of Archer City,
secretary-treasurer; Edgar Steele
of Graham, reporter; and James
Kunkel of Magargei, aergeant-at-
arma.
The club is made up of approxi
mately 30 men attending A. 4 M.
from Baylor, Archer, and Young
Counties.
. t
Kxtrnxion Alien!
Meet* With USDA
W, N, Wllllamxon, Extension Bev
vies district agent, left Friday for
Washington D C. to •onfer with
USDA and Federal Extension Her
vie# official* on Irrigntlon man
atement and practice* which an
nly to (he South Plains Area In
Tma,
While In Washington William
aon will serve a* the Texa* del*
C ite to the national meeting of
rollon Sigma Phi, a national Hon
nrary Rxtonaion Service fraternity,
He wilt return to t^ibhock, hi* dl*
Irlct headquarter*, on NnV. 1$.
LAMAR COUNTY CLUB, 7:30
p.m., Thurnday, Room 126, Aca
demic.
POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB,
7:30 p.m., Tuesday, North Reading
Room, YMCA. Gueat qpeaker.
MARKETING AND FINANCE
CLUB, 7:30 p. m., Tuesday, Room
312 Agriculture Building
SPANISH CLUB^ITSO p. m.,
Tuesday, Room 126, Academic.
SENIOR CLASS, 7::i0 p.m., Tuex.
Room 301, Goodwin. '
TRANS-PECOS CLUB. 7:30 p.
m., Thuraday, Room 223, Academic.
VETERANS WIVES CLUB. 7:30
p.m., Tueadaf. Program on “mak
ing old clothe* look like new."
WICHITA FALLS CLUB, 7:16
p.m., Wednesday, Room 208, Aca-
j demic.
BrazoH A & M Club
To Meet Thursday
Officer* will be elected and a
new constitution voted on at a re-
organitatlonal meeting of tho
Bresoa County A4M Club Thura
day at 7:10 p.m., in Room US,
Academic Building.
Plana for n ChrTatman party and
tha group picture fur the 1941
Unghum will oIn be diaeuaoed
ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 11 <Ah-
CIO President Philip Murray yea-
terday flatly endorsed Walter Reu-
ther for re-election as president of
the United Auto Workers.
THE AVALON CLUB
10 Ml. W. Bryan—Hwy. 11
Leonard Boswell, Proprietor
• The Beat Of
SEA POODS IN SEASON
K. C. STEAKS
SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN
Air Conditioned
Beautiful Dance Floor
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Offers all kinds of
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I .
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... and set for fall ia
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hairdo ... with lustrous
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appointment.
T
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East Gate
The Largest Electrical
Appliance Store in
Bryan-
come tn and ate ua for large
or small appliances
Radio*, Electric Irons, Stu
dent Lamps, Floor Lnmpe,
Presto Cookers, Coffee
Makers,..
and many other useful*
UNITED
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MU * Washington Sts.
Phoae 9-14SS
Tomorrow may bt too lita
The last minute or the last milt
may result in e hod automobile
•mash-up. With car values up
and repairs high you can’t afford
to drive without a Bute Farm
Mutual full service policy on your
car. Call your local State Farm
agent today.
U. M. ALEXANDER. JR-. 40
216 S. Main Ph. 2-2629
Bryan,Texas
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