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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1948)
wffiraiMiaiTOTMtu ; ii iMMmuiiBMniii lauKiMiUt'itiaaiaaiMi s !1 een {)^)|iiise4 Jlbji a .‘f conpleted Liv^stocfi Ad' feo mittce to senife jin an!s|vis pacity tp the dejmrtmpr ™ sbanclj-y > hal pea member! of tHe Tbxas ^heajji Goat Raiser's’llAfesocialtii n, comr^iit- f%fT | , ijl ’ H Cjaytqn Pi^tki'tt of] Fjbrt jjtoplc- toi,, president 'of the Iclxas flheiep ard Goat Rais|rii’ Assoe [atioip, vjjho al )ng with Salel-s Faiai A of |unc- tion, first vtcWresidiT f and: Hiir- ace Fawcett o# i)(d Rio. past fn si de nt, make up^tfie corn:|tteC, hiijv'e just comjpleteJ * seri-f Sof. c®:ifpe er cep wjth J.j!(f. Mi;h f, hjdii-ljof the aniiriiil huiiijandry i|“])artjioc|it, and othqr depfittmentja fheaKiy aful U- ; I officials i of Ai-M. '■ 1 -ML Puckett sai the Live •istock |A' 1 is a ijsl dvisoi'j (eonma Wolverton of the V<ft|- d ministration regionr I n Waco will be in Ah5 all on January 14, to ir- those veterans who haive their subslsi pt|( e Wolverton will b; in ifarrt I; all from 8:30 a. m. tp 5 p. m. . : W. 1|I. Bailey, V. A. titejrl^ officer requested- all, vet ora is who h ive not received sulsijst-j ence c leeks to coutact-Wolvb r- ton W ‘dnesday. W. erans office Hart terview not received checks^ reen Direct© urf Conference , ; c c i : |; p, _ ; «• Dr. Fred V. Grau, director of the United Stat Association, Green Section, Washington, D/C. wijl be on the ,campus; January 12 through 14 to speak at the Second Annual Conference on Turf in the Southwest, ./ Dr. Grau will speak on “What’s New in Turf’’ on Mon day evening at 7:30 p. rji, in the+ MCa Chapel./ k The 1 Ttjirf Conferenpe isjexpected attract many people, Since the estimated value of tu! t< d States, exclusive bf pi' ai|d cemeteries, is placed at over billion dollars, Turf Ion parks rf inj the Uni- > of (roadsides FligM Training Course Scheduled For Spring Term it :jee in>I the ppmiK ieiiu,i i/V'Oi m q Howard W|. Barlow j; liu|- li restocki indultry. ]■ h ; i 1 nounced today. ‘The'iinimat husibajn IWy dfidtt- Aerorautical Engineering 2(2/ jai mjent i<| ]iloingIf|ne w®iraj’, hep id/private pilot’s eouijse eariyitu: 3 “We give and ltuke a(jvi|e,” M> le- j hours’. credit, will be available to dp red. i . f j | 11| f I non-veterans as ive|l as vetej/jns, he said: The coufst may be j ji: ked as an e The I.ivesitoifb Advjsoiy eoibn 8t tee represent# four ' loupsf :he T‘xas PurebrH Swin d Bmjek rs’ Association,, tHei Texals |ind |.Sbulllh- western ‘ Cattlemen's ■ J: Fligh training courses will lie* e oi'Jghfcizaitilm tof | offered at the College Airport <hA- .1 Dean of spring term,I Dean of K Idpfs' ! culture, and arts ar I will cost a total of . ssojfcfltl&n, Veterans the Beef! Cattlf? land thephepn ijhd I 221 \vi l have the Goat Raisers’ l&jssociajtiojln, .pqmplis- | from th*ir future enititlement/lujrder r/j[ n .present regulations of the Veterans The cpmmit|eje will| iilfet t^k|py AdmjnFtratibn. , Barlow said that i-1 this 'wduld ijivoive months ieligibili :y. ght inj Fort| |Wcirth, |Mi|!yif m ective in qnj:ineering, a tri- ind d sciences $410.fi0. registeiing for Aero cost declpc ted luhcfed.i i Kiwanis Banque ^icketSjdn Si|e| | Rob HlalpiA.idhaiifma ifjOf tl/ wjanis Club tuikjet salbs/romnjttii'e, ahnouniejd that |iekcik Ure lu today ahnountejd that |ipke|k| n >w on jsale ^ob the third ahniial irstallatjon birjquet, i jAnba^r 14, iri Sbisai Hall| | V Ii.nl' Tickets are side Food M* Pharmady, anq irom Paul Ba|lancei and Hf! n ay be purchased up it) Only thos£ veterans who have sufficie it eligibility to comp c-te their college; work under the GI Bill in addition to the flight poi rse are encouraged to Register fbr the course.* 7, Stucients interested in thkijng the nurse next semester should or the and airfields' alone dovejrs nearly t|wb n|i lion acres id the United, Imtnil i I I s Follciwing js the complete pro gram for Moi day, January 12, the first day of the conferenc e: 1 j MORNING . 8-ltJ liloon I— Registration i n YMCA lobby. , o AFTERNOON — YM( \ CHAPEL Chairinan: Dr. R. D. Lewis, director of Iptcail Agricultural Experiment Station.: | 1 if- Address of Welcome: Presi- rjent ,Gibb Gilchrist, 1 Ao-MSoiils in Relation to Growth of Turf Grasses: Dr. L. G. Jones, profCssoy of agronomy. 2:l5~Soi| and Fertiliser Chem istry!: Dr. Thomas C/Longneoker, Texps State Research Foundation, Dallas. ■ pj!!) Practical Aspects of Fer- t’UliHbig l^aWns and Fairways: Rob- eijt |t'. Dunning, Southwest Turfing Ccbiipanv, Inc:, Tulsai Oklahoma. EVENINt;—YM(1A CHAPEL Ichjairman: Graham! Ross, Profes- Hiontii DAC Country ;(l'lub,| Dallas, 7!:|o0-fWhat’s new in Ti|rf: Dr. Fred V. Gray, Director of USGA Greed Section, Washington, D. C. Officer Candidate .Schools Open In Army, Air Forces n wmitiifmmx DWtfMbl IWMMH San Antonio Rabbi Will Speak During Religious Week Dr. David Jacobson, rabbi of Temple Beth-El in Sad Antonio will speak during Religious Empha- phasis Week nyx« month, J. Gor* don: Gay, assistant secretary of the YMCA, ann|oUpCed today! Rabbi Jacobsen! a graduate of the University lof Cincinnati, was ordained rabbi by the Hebrew Un ion College, of'Cincinnati in 1934. During the following two years he Was rabbi of West Central Liberal in London while meet Monday. January 12 Wedmsday, January 14, in Petroleum Lecture Room at! p. m.. Dean Barlow said. Application blanks and full b coin U*bho «Luilv, !.formation will be available at ihatl; bounced. *Aet aik Lt Blitele’s® ar ^ ow stressed thait e-veiy-i ! The Army DCS provides the fr^m W I'M .rtkTaLn 0,10 (Officer candidate schools are npw opened at Fort Riley, Kansas add Lackland Air Field, San An tonio for Army and Air Force per, kdnnel, respectively, Sid Loveless, chairman of. the Brazos County inf Army Advisory Committee, has an- pongregqtion working bn his ceived from the University of Cam bridge in 193(). occupied the pu On'his retip n he Ip it of the In(liana- Lonclon Ph.D. which he re* polis Hebrew Congregation before esent post as rabbi -El. During the war to become a going to bis pi of Temple': Beth he - left lijs church Naval Chaplain Welfare work of all kinds San Antonio in/*rests Rabbi Jacob son. He is founder of the San An-; (onion Council of Social Agencies j and a board t rrember of the Com munity Chest, Red Cross, Boys Clubs, Tuberculosis Association, and the Jewish Social Service Fed eration. As an author Rabbi! : Jacobson wrote “Social Background of the Old Testament!’ and other papers and articles. McClure Wins Two Tickets to Cotton Bowl in NC Drive t 1 ■ | [ ■ : v Bv LINDSEA’ UPSCOMB inn ] Sgt. Marttih |R. McClure, member of Headquarters Staff, 386th Ar mored Engineer Battalion, Texas National Guard, and also sergeant- major of the A&M Cadet Corps, was one of three champion recruit ers in the State of Texas during the recent nation-wide recruiting campaign. ’ s ;: j ; f Sgt. McClure recruited around 100 men for the two local uhits of the National Guard and in* sol doing Won two tickets to; the January 1 Cotton Bowl game, expenses paid, as well as $160 in cash prizes. ! For hissuccessful recruiting, Sgt. McClure r^ceivpd a certificate of merit from the National Guard Bureau, and letfersi of congratula tion from the Bureau Chief, the Commanding General of the 49th Armored Division * of whjch his unit is a pgrt, ami faiom the Adjut ant General of, Texas. Lt. Col. Kay Hafkell of Bryan, commanding officer of the engi neer unit, stated that he was sure McClure’s efforts were motivated by a desiijj to Servo his state and country as much as the prospect of material rewarefs. • The zeal which McClure exhibit- e<l in hjs recent achievement is in dicative of that which led him to attainment of high honors in in i Scouting, ROTC, and other fields. I What’s Cooking? 1 .... (Notices should be hi The Bat talion office before 5 p. m. of the evening before publication.) \im§ mm /jm i IjiliF ZmS ifi .HiSHHMMIMHliHpIlilHHilflH AGGIE PLAYERS, 7:30 p.m., edqesday, Music Hall. AGRONOMY SOCI r*r w * r ' i Tp t j sin with A FI ED AD. IUt« f, 7:30 p. m., Thursday, AI Lecture Room. Elect officers for next semester. BOY SCOUT Annua Dinner, 7 p. m., Thursday. Sbisa CAMERA CLUB, Guest speaker John T-’i'i I ' [TTl battamox ri.ASf ■ FIED !AD. R«te* . . . Sjf r Aord p ■ inwrtlon with a 25<‘ minir n:n. 8| rate* in Clarified S«*ti< per column inch. Send Jail with Remittance to the StuJleh itie* ;Of(ice. All a<1* should in by; 10:00 a,m. of the day Jicatiog. Hall. 7:30 p.iq„ ~ ir * CLUB, 7:30 fOr S Equipment Given ChemE Dept. By Refining Firm Monday. Chjlton. ELLIS COUNTY CLUB, 7:30 p.m., Thursday, ME Shops Lecture Room. / j HEART OF TEXAS p, m., Thursday, ME Shiops Lecture Room. LAMAR COUNTY CLUB, 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Room) 126, Aca demic. LANDSCAPE ART pLUB, 7 p. m. Tuesday’, Room 310 Ag. Eng. Bide. (Pictures will be shown.) NAVARRO COUNTY CLUB, 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Room ^2*1, Academic, ill NEWMAN CLUB, 8 ]p. m. Thurs- ‘day, Assembly Hall. Ldnghqrn pic ture. SIGMA XI CLUB in Chemistry Lecture Hoops, 8 p.m., Friday, Jan. 9. TRANS s PECOS CLUB. 7:30 p. nr., Thursday, Romp 223,' Aca- demic Building. TRI-CITY A&M CLUB, 7 p m., Thursday, Room 106 Academic, VETERANS WIVES BRIDGE CLUB, 7:30 p in., Thursday, YM CA. WACO McLENNON COUNTY CLUB, 7:30 p. m., Thursday, Room 301, Goodwin. Briiigj tickets or money. , THR SCRIBE SHOP-Typinf. ihiiheoifi inR, drawing. Phone 2-(ii05, 1007 23rd, i pryin. McKK LEC. nI.IR-HAUiWIN bukii|i •Kl offers (refresher course in hHoI hand, lXK>kkefpinR and assih | «t<j<i! ai|| jects. Dial 2*6656.. Hryap, Iria*. )R ^ALE—Small house an ] hislied; electric refrigerdto r Rent! alone will bay tor it Also,: 3 wheel scooter very e. 11-B, - ' “ FOR $ALF.-5: tube Fada t|aLile mbdU. green I plastic case with cgir* rtg bajiul A-C Ij.r D-C, See Kolberg ii-A. h* yBlaUe. | . • j f \- H .. , I -j T FOR cubic foot, 1 Mf. , Dfi Montgumery W' ar d refrjgern i ij. $22.’, Also,:! loviei miat, chair aud * 1»d ta) Apt. !B-16fW.i Ccllege Vijcw j, j FOR $jAl.Ei Nhw 1947 Olds, flnhlrn 66 series, (radio and hPater. ( dll 2-j l FOR itALE" New 7-foot Vhild. refr lor. Call 4-1(09 between ih:(0jiadd Announc ii 8 CjO| - LOST A( He''S I I'nii.irinl i. ii •tOjO h.' Valued aH a gift.. lot. lb ipchlil* I. 1 ft* ^ ■a Jonah if ADS m 4 rooms and any day after jrvieW, Collette SUliorj 4N*r*e refrigerator, (all ||f)e|r [.5(00 P. M. I*-By (owner. 2 bedroom j CI 600. II75B. A ribge. || East (late. College. . c*sh, picW up O. I. loali— : ithly. Immediate possession, Isa, practicully new baby rar aid 4- SAiJEI-COMPLETELY FURNISH! room ho >se. * Lot 60 >120, 1 1*3 mi! utn cinijus. $2.950,00 -terms. See 3 S. Street, Munnerlyn Villaife. ;Xj sale! al fur pg an |ines. em s. jerlyn, fl|rran ( ,i Terns. .-B(iow i Small hejme; partly fur nisi e i(nariiied jitudettt. Picket fflt (her attractive 4 Pfice ?2.9f 0.0|0— Bt iRnrnJsel, 216 North Mun billfold which was bi thilav kiresent.! R|cwn(d. Please notify jWads- n ' 481 College. “l In 1911 the United States) llad iajjbtiut fbhr times more momy In < circulation thAn beford World !! MID^Ailf >=aWITH THE C^F iimc o=aWITH | THIS jj (M)AR FRONTS Between Hi j an & Col national chairn pin-lftiy!^!? uhrv 13. Theyiajrc $1.S|) -- ighf'o Dr. Ernest A^righ nooiitdif each, j Hofijstlim, contemplates takihg thej; initiail six months of training fot' er|; tomniission in the Ground Forces ! S,*' ess - le has made!previous apj li-* tonibpt and service arms, while the Paterson listed the issues as fol- ;l Air! Force: schools provides com-; h>ws: ittend the njeeting \yhetl or not cation. Eas tin wood Airport is about r ♦ lie UdJXu mDes west of the campus,' and nical personnel, ieu et < » g_ f i * 'JL: ..W • ’ ti'arisnortation to and from tbe fi*:ld i Accordlintr to will be the in$t{ill The Lari ficerl '/A missioned administrative and itech-; Appliance Stor^lin Bryan— I Passage of ... I Wagner long ti’ansportation to and from the fluid j According to information reeeiv- j extension of will bejpiiovided tn inees ati no; i d'’ ed from Brigadier E.; W. Piburn,! strengthened i ditionaj Cost, Barlow concluded. *; an applicant must he between 20 : ! passage of an a lid 128 years of agej with an Army storing control General, Glassification test score of approval of tb lib jor higher and art Officer Canili-1 jection of the A podheUniak low temperature distillation column And a record ing potentiometer have been added to the facilities of the chemical engineering: deiiaitiilent, according to an annouhement by President Gibb Gilchrist. 1 The Taylor Refitting Company of Corpus Christi has given the dis tillation column to the college. The recording pntpntionteter was loan ed to the college, by the same com- of legislation on I P lin y- j 'Dr. J. D. Lindsay, head of the chemical eiiginecriilg ilepaitment, regiilnr session of Con-1 sai, l: that the distillation colbmn, which was Used during the war in the production of synthetic rubber, would be suitable for analyzing petroleum gases. The potentiomet A VC Lists Major Legislative Items * WASHINGTON—Chat Paterson, tan of the American Veterans Committee, today listed tlU- eight item wihich the Woi organization <l(iring the Id War II veterans would, concentrate CALL RANGERS FO COLLEGE STRIKE MARSHALL, TEX., Jan. 8 —GPi —Striking students hi Wiley Col lege for i Negroes remonstrated again yesjterday as Sheriff Barry Rosborou^h prepared to serve in junction papers on theistrikers and Texas Rangers headed for Mar shall froin Dallas to investigate the situation. OFFICIAL NOTICE NOTICE T<> AGRICULTURAL SENIORS A. W. M()ise. l)ire<rlor uf PerMinnel for th<» Ralston 1 Purina Compojiy will b«.* on [ho campus to interview S4*r)i<»rs interenteti In >«ile> work during the first week in February. All students who are interested in having an interview should leave their my office not later than Jan- 194*. ( HAS. N. SHEPARDSON Dean <»f Agriculture ★ ALL FOUNTAIN ! Mm t ■ - This Week I ! Califo CONEY tS V ■| .■ ! !'!r DftlNKlS I ACKAClED DRUGS m i r leRtiiring - names at uary l. r » > ' Or, L*4'.dsay said, was an additional f f ; i Come jn ana Isee us or smaill appliances J I ihyfieally qualified;, hud, have a binimUm of a high scihool eduta- Radios, dent Lami Presto Cookers, Makers .. i andl_mftn|r Ir^ns, Purjina A^ent W ill Interview I on 1 ■ ; A. W. Moiso. dirMtor of;person al el foj the Ralston Purina Com pany, jvill be on the campus to in- terviev seniors interested 1 jin sales work ( uring the first week, in Feb- 1 'entrance ruary, Dean of Agriculture iCharlcjs; ,3^ Biologist the Taff-jEll<|nder- ‘ ,i4 to Stud^S being made iifoictnnntj pouti-’',) jiqg Equipment was offered to uit.-inflatun billre- th coPe^'t^rougH J. L. Sewell. 4 on essen* a! items; 1 ■ Y >1. , „ ; general superintendent of the Cor- “ ’ 1 * pus Christjh cqncerri Sewell is an Marshall 1 For Your Visual Problems Consult Dr. Carlton R. Lee OPTOMETRIST " 203 S. Main — Bryan Phone 2-1662 (litei test sebre of at bjafet 115. He j training progiam; an inert ase I niust be a United States icitizen, subsistence allpwagces for student veterans; iniplemtmtatio.n of the report of the [President's Commit- ipn, Ij' ;' j [ tee on Civil Rights by .passage of Veterans must hlive been hon- FKPC and allieii legislation; and Orhbly discharged to qualify for to an OCS, Loveless i.ion; repeal of unworkable provisions of ! the Taftj-Hartljey Art, having an interview should leave- , ^ , ■ 2 j • Ihoi, ]]anies a, effi JktaAxfa CAFETERIA before January 15. —! UillTE APPLIANCES, Inc 25th & Wiwhlngton Sts. Phqne! 2-149I 1 ■ 1. I : ! I ■ . g o John S. Caldwell Optometrist dwell’s Jewelry Store Bryan, Texas i ; j 1 ‘ 1* OCS graduates must serve two To Speak Friday 1 . - PRESSING ATIONS - -i commissioned ofliicerS on , aytivo dhty. Some graduates will : Dr. Claude k. Zqiiell, inai ine bi- be permitted to coipplete three to 1 ologist anil staff mcjrriber at Scripps | six months on active duty, during Institute of Oceanography, Univer- tvhich they may take further train- j sity of Califoitnia, will speak at .a ing in a servicy school and tjien j meeting of Sidma. Xi-Club, Friday. ■ servejthree-jyeafs With a National j 8 p. m. jin thk Chemistry Ijnctuik* Guard! or Organized Reserve Corps ! Room, atcordiJig; to Dr, P. B. Pear- unitj 01 active duty. ‘ | j son. Fur her information may he oh- tai'ied from the Executive, Texas , ^ Dr, Ejobell will discuss “The Military District, 415 West 4tn j Science of th|* S<-a and its Relii- Street,’Austin or from tjie Com- Don to Man”.; He recently return- hi and ant’s Office in Ross illall. , cd from a torn and study cif marine I . research laboratories in Europe. The Sigma; Xi ;is a national ^ WINS j scientific 01 ganization. FEATURING DISHES OF INTERNATIONAL FAME i 1 •} 4 and the best in— SOUTHERN AMERICAN COOKERY j" ANDS - 15c SUPER bllUlB SERVICE —ILjLIjjjjj. its '■ Dallas Sympj j : ■ ■ T t • U I | j „ BARTOK—Concerto fdr, GLAZOUNOFF—Th| LI SZT—C(mcert| i j| ■ j x • , : | ‘j Ava| j BETTE APPLIANCES -4 314 W, Main BRY/ > L i rty [|i Tlicstra I, J I , olin aiinjll 1 Drqhestra (1941) \ teason | (Bajllet Suite) ' |r 4 flat) >Ie: At Authorized dealt rs f irfj] Capita), Mercury, Majestic bletone, Aladdin, Ex poi reejords. _ NuKiVe, j.jijhie Bon, Specialty and Tgm AT THEIR BEST — AT Tj j j US ;; CLEANERS " (Continued 7 iVinds on the Ciil(inan tossed from Page 3i - DILLAVOU - (Continued from Page 1) tl)e beginning of mxl Gi " Th^j iExchahgle Store serve until semester. , Thi- Aggie ! Players have 14 Wlnt to eii 1 ibhaai the i |.& HURD first play, 'and Joe one to Williamson J inj the right flatj which ended three yards , from the Pre-Med forty* ; yilrd’ line. Williamson took the ball again qn a right gnd run which i wtis good f,)r fifteen yards and a j penetration. ; , ! j j With (he plays running out, Jog j (jullinUn' threw a plass in !the end zone which was biqkeh up by the j Medic backfield. Williamson took | [he hall around right end again At thp jj,!. m ,; e ( jnLr for thy CB’s and got another, pene- ; member M isS Blanche Wallace ed a notable sentation of plays, the n ‘Pure As Tin Two S eb joy- to Graduating Seniors portanc^ of I 1 ' 11 »d ^ppearpnee” dURi suits WljLL Glte YOU THE 1 I! 5 PEARANCE •J , 1 !!} tratiorj on ja ten yard run, A tackling penalty on the play pushed the Medics back to their three-yard line and Lane made the winning touchdown run on the next play. With only five plays left in the success ‘in their pre man y.. Well 1 ecei ve<t sst recent of which were “The Mule Animal”, "A Mur der lies Been Arranged”, land Driven Snow”, ocials; (Manned one new bf | Bryan, was introduced ny Miss Nell Arhoptilos. Arrangements for a social get*tog4“ther.;within the next j two weeks was ijiade, The Student i Activities Office 1 also will sponsor a barbecue for The Aggie Players in appreciation of their fine work during th<» past year. The time and ganie the Pre-Meds began passing place for the barbecue will be an- after receiving the kickoff, but nounced tateh The possibility of Onjler IY0W fjir February Delivery CORKVlii HERD CLOTHES ! - i several thrpws by Series fjiiled to find, their mark and the gaine end ed in midfield. Barribs gml Garre hum wiere the outstanding players; for thi* losing presenting two plays during the coming semester was also discus sed. "I would like”, concluded Dilla- vou, “for the Aggie Players) to be Medics. Both playerp made ia lot of j able to dt> two things. One is 'ardage but the Engineers linp held twice to stop scoring threats. One. rif the chief reasons jfor the j\S(|E’s! win was the playi-calling ,bf their' captain. Job CjuIlinatL Whdn the Engineers running game Was stopped, Cullinan took; to the jur to throw the opposing team off balance. Officials for the game wpre Bill have enough members; to have two productions in rehearsal at the same time, and tj(ie other is to be able to take a production on the road to Sam Houston State Teach ers College, to Texas University, a»d, last but not least, to TSCW;!” Baking soda is an effective fire extinguisher. If grease in a frying Hodgd, referee, Powell Bchtjumackj, j pan catches firo, never put water |Cliff Ackerman hei)d Uneji on it, as it will simply spread the LL umpire, man,and MATTE Boh Huebner, field judge. flame. Sprinkle a handful of bak ing soda on the burning grease to smother the fire. J /kti For MODEL AIRPLANE SUPPLIES -Tones Sporting Goods 803 S. Main Bryan Ph. 2-2832 HOMES f CORDS W|XAJ}| j Aj; Victor : mhi, Glob* — RADIOS !! i Phone 2-1642 jlujrribia, Decba, jeen, Bullet, pi- THROUGH SATURDAY size: ti MOS. — 6 X Girls j Wool Suits . . . 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