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in;
have
th< J twelfth
rin^ U|air r ; Cattle S
eenjartnoimced ijnV
NiemeyerJ flresf
Kjf>am and! Kc w
Ihtevssted st ider
ter- with thjs (feirj
partmeit ilidiqatii
and type
to exhibit jjbef^re
meyer stajtad.
The show, whit
jointly by tie <lair
partment arid <he
i Klub; jul opeih to an
who in en<l«t<vnia.
bandry accjorc ipg
hnnouncpmefit.
Afte ' ref'is ,rat|b
completed, $ draw
tb deternfiiirfc tlhe
lect aniilnalij f^om
bandry Denart ment |herd
will be selected fn
through sieitiovj yet
Each stt|ler|t w
i
pare his atamtilp flbr exhibi ;ii)i liyji
Ti.... xra_—riUI
May i, NSemetei
though the istui(flen{l
nil junioi
iMngs.
1{ fit at ( ,4)rH
■y ri
sponsible ffljr the diily feedi
earing of hk rininiiils. consiij r ihjlb
training win be nfj.-qsisary it odfcr
to make th* b^st
show. •'
Suitable hwards
each contestant ex|
in the show, A.
dairy husbandry
is acting afe- tijitei'
for the elul|’ariTor itjed toda^
W$SF.i MA teH !•*- .
Del RiojClubMP
Have Phitl O Ta
' : j' fl
The Del »io iA&B
its picture takdti f
Thursday it j)|ll
.front steps ok
Building. | | ! ,
Tresident Wj JDi Trent uri
memlalrs tp ibpKppJek , nti
wktj MARp'll 1-fi
COLLEGE |ckN’T] jlfSE
SUMMER EUKil) NOW
AUSTIN! TM., Feib. :2. r j
Sul Ross" Staticj Tjebiehetrs, <
may not u^e ijts rt'ummer 'si.
ftJnd to pajy . eiuirtlejnt salarUjsJtbe
attorney gririerp|~|i«^ ruled.!
fsaid|_
will not
xhihi.tionl; hltlef
i j • T
Will be nads |toj
lifting al ittuiflsf
)t‘ on| th j
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r.The Ln
P- ni.
Diei Agrij
rini
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htisbarii! j
ft Ftlte /
{^limjjijs i they
March i,
is sptti
ihashand
li-ctam ar
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or in dai y
toj Niefi
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tasiitiOns 1
the Dairy
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, Colombta
, fLARRY HAUCK
Success, Feb. 25 <#>-
partitioning Palestine ttml
even rejpeal of !the whole
SPEAKS WEDNESDAY—
PAUL | W. UOYNTON, above,
^supervisor of employment irt the
industrial relations departntent,
Socdny-Vacuum Oil Company,
JNew York, will speak in Gjuion
Hall tomorrow at 1 p. m., |
He will discuss vocational
choice and the best method* of j
finding employment. I
WSSF, MAitCH l-«
Texas Forest News
Spotlight Lufkin |
In Latest Issue
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The January issuje of “Texas'
r if3+K. Forest New%” publi.4hed quarterly
U . P a T U , M L by the Tex4 Forest Service, sires-
departimerjf kht ^ the imi ? ortance ()f timbl |. in
.;ur state, placing special emphasis
qh the area around Lufkin. .
‘Plastic From Poca.n Shells” is
only one of the stories included in
the twelve pages of this.issue. This
ll f story, written by Nprt Baser, tells
how this product, onice useless, may
soon become one <j>f the leading
sou fees of income for the | pecan
industry.
Treated fence posts ’may help
qnd the damage done to fences by
terniites, another article states.
The plaint at Naeqgdoches, equip-
jietl to turn outj 1,000 treated posts I
daily, is finding a ready market j,
ainopg the farmers and ranchers^
of Texas. (
The (first radio statloiji in the;
all
't
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<4
oil ege
h uili”
|)erlri|
^ possible today in
urjty-Cjouncil de-
• ■I i ' li 1 I ' ,
askekl the United Na-
|tion.f td^jonsider alspecial session
of the lUjeneraF Assembly to re-
consideif the splitupiplaq. The Unit
ed Stajfesi asked fpr q Big Five
Committed of Study and Concilia
tion. ‘Oi 3
Withfthis background, the coun-^
pil return! to debate (B’p.m., EST)
On the idejicate issue.
The Lij-gest question remaining
isr M'hjatTwill Russia say? Well-
infbifhad Isburces said delegate An
drei AL Urornyko promptly dis
patched the «text of the American
speechlfto the Kremlin. Moscow’s
versiop ! of what to do about Pales
tine tbiis:; was expected to include
some comment, perhaps sharp, on
the American stand.
ThejU-jiS- and Russia, in a rare
stand it)f?; cooperation, joined last
Nov. 29 to support partition in the
generd'j' assembly. The plan calls
for Jewish and Arab countries to
be icreUted next Oct. 1.
Jn a long-awaited policy state
ment the council yesterday,
Chief |IUJ: S. delegate Warren R.
Austiiji said the council could not
use armed force to carry out par
tition. iHe added, however, that the
United! States was ready to consult
uruler jh|) charter should the U. N.
deci<|pMtji wasi necessary to use in-
ternatfiorjiii troops to maintain
peace |n lihe Holy Land.
Austin!! made no direct commit-
nwuit pfl: American troops. Presi
dent Hillman announced that he
approviedl the speech. .
WSSF. MARCH 1-6
to F«-bru»ry 2H» |x> art
for Srrvki mrn and K*-
«•*. Lif.'. | *4.25; T Timi>,
no* on Firlil i SlrfMn;
Collirrii. U Ofl prr yo«r.
Johniuin't Matadno Aarhcy, Bon 214,
" n<Hi r Iftore. :
enat In tihlw at itanrr
Howard. | ('iilalinn, s-K,
MM. , I ■!
$4.00 prr fear;
Johnaon'* Mua«
at Colli
FOR SAI.E Tablr tnodd I'hilca radiq, IJR*
Rush> 6-8. VlltORO.'
HAltCAIN
ar xTorf
“So yftu’re the girl whir took my order—
w^hy, you don't look a day older!”
Having
Some Fun
S j
By C. G. “Spike” WHITE
ACS, AIChE Slate
Talk Thursday By
Chem Researcher
What’s Cooking?
Friday,
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F'OR TH0
DEMAND
0SR \VHO
flD {bH^ BEST
Oollrife iSljo|e Kepa
North Gate
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nation to be devoted to thei porpe-
' BARBER SHOPPERS,
YMCA. !; i • : ; ■, •
AGRICULTURE COUNCIL, 7:15
p. m},’!Wetinejsday, YMCA Reading
Room.;' j!
BRUSH COUNTRY CLUB,
ThursHay. Discuss plans for annual
Baijtof Party and select Cotton Ball
tuation and preservation of oui i R!>A 7nPTA r'ATTVTv rr ijr
forestry resources 'was dyd.Vated at fhuHdVy n ghl hi YMCA Chapd
nova ;!39i|gan|e will be shown.
. CLASS OF '46. 7 p. m., Thurs-
day, Assembly Hall. Plans for an-
ntial.(fi0eial. j
CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB, 7:15
p.m., !|R<!iom 227, Academic Build-
ing. M ; ' '
COtLEtlE EMPLOYEES DIN
NER C'LUB, Free dance, 8 p. m
Djr. Herman A. Liebhafsky chem
ical researcher for General Elec
tric] will speak at a joint meeting
of the student affiliates, ACS ami
AIChE, Thursday at 4
the!Chemistry Lecture (Roorti.
p. m. in
>e
Pjis address, to be illustrated
witb slides, will; be on the subject,
“X-Ray Absorption in Chemical
Ant,lysis.”
Bi^, Liebhafsky received his Bi Si
degree in chemical ‘ engineering
tion, chartered w|ith the FCC as i
KTRE, Was formally dedicated by j
President Gilchrist.
The Texas Forestry Service re
cently purchased h new 125 H. P.
Swift monoplane to use in pajtrol-
ling the East, Texas Forests. This
is the third |)lane to he added to
the forestry service for this pur
pose. The story of the birth of
1.
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For Your Viisual Problems
Consult ; j
I|)r. Carltdh R. Lee
OPTOMETHIST :
20:t S. Main — Bryan
Phone 2-1662
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HEY RATTLER was played for
Tom Scott over KORA while he
was hero for the Town Hall concert
and he agreed with) many Aggies
in saying that RATTLER was a
fine bit of Americana. He fjirther
added that Grandpa Jones was one
of the few remaining good: five
string banjo players. On the same
radio program, KORA alsoUspun
one of Scott’s platters “Set‘Down,
Servant” and it was a teal Iticlc to,
hear it after hcaritig the Singing j ftohi A&M in 1925, two years later
Cadets and Toni Scott in thi! flesh . obtaining his MS. degree at the’
do the saime arrangomeht. li j University of Nebraska.
When Carmen Cavallaro Hailed Work-for his Ph.D. degree was
to show in time for,his coneirt, we ^ atthe University of (alifor-
missed even more than we vjtmw. n, ‘‘ a ^ Berkeley ,
I realized this when I met his danc- P1 N< . nV A’ • M''
er in Sbisa kitchen during the all- BMnc, Dr. L.ebhafskV is respon-
college dance. She was really a ^ i°r p aK of the dhem.capre,
queen and was “Miss California.” search carned on b >' that comply.
But speaking of dancers, Ivii Kit- j wssf, march i-6
chell.will be here on the Towh Hall j #
March 4 and judging by her pic- RfaJirp ( InL ]V|p«f
ture she is mighty good looking,'! M* **«wU ViIlllJ ITIcCI
too. Judging by hdr progra^t she -j _ ,j
Slated I hursday
THURSDAY
Fun and Fancy Free
9:30 Fun and Fancy Free
0:00 Swintr Time
0:30 Mornini: Musicalc
,1:00 Time to Dilie
2;00 Noun Day News
1:00 Afternoon Melodies
1 :30 Between The Limes
1 :46 Studio Music
2:00 Musical PortAaits
2:30 Lpllabye Time
2:45 Pick A Tune
8:00 Music by Masters
3 :S0 I>'.-tri Hack and Listen
3:4. r > Album of Comefly Favorite*
4:80 Aft«'n<Km Serenade
5:00 World News
5:15 Musical Tete A Tcte
5:30 Cocktail Time j
6:00 Headline Kditimi
| 6:15 Elmer Davis
•i :30 Music by Maupih
7:00 Ellery Queen
7:30 Henry Morgan !j ,
K:00 Willie Piper !
M no The Clock
9:00 Candid Mike 1
9:30 Lenny Herman : Quintet
9:45 Earl C.odwin
10:00 News of Tomorrow
10:15 Sian Off
WANTED—Ride for two mfi
North 'Coulter Drive to G Mt
s a.m. to 5 p.m. Earl Ma)ii
! Tywi. , ■ j j. ■ |
WANTED Baby walker. Cdf
College View or Box 862. Cct
FOR iiALE—Chair and Dune
fn. Phone 4-6644. 218 Lubll
from [l IT
win R:
ey. A*
PbyfH
Stm
Attention L^il
J I'll ! ' ' | J
hair faded lor streaked
i. this
■BICES AkkU
i*t r.a|eJTcf*i:
Ne|r Morton iDouble Sink-
white ppfreWn. HALF
Radio A lAppliance Co.,
e*e. Phoni- 4-1251,- '} •
Is youh hail
ed ouj? If so. this c«n be
a very small fee by vlsitintr
following beauty ahi
College Hills Beaiil
Ea»t Gate j -f
Pruitt’s Beauty &
Shop
Se«th Side , ] F
FOR 'SALE—Student* desk 11
4-55Q4. 1 • i 1 «'
dnds bid
f rrectedl
r of!
IwUeen Smith’s CMners
View—Dai i brown Jib
o is down robt, Paula
. cjemjenji a X-lB, College Vfew. br 1/
, peward. J Ip j /j
S>|jliE 4l94 .Chevrolet eluh cou
i»dio 2 hi-njer. defroster, spotligr
nm [heudlighis ; stood condition.
qRoom No.'4. MitcWII Hallj
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SALE - 2C| lK,y» bicycle $15,00, 424
jWAMTg-.n TO TtKNT VVelberan -tudent.
wife and 10 ttoothyoM H>n want small
furnisheil apartment. Write Box 798 of
pontact H. E.jPhHlips, Pniiltry Farm,
larch 1st4* t|e deadline f]>r filing nppll-
caliums for degrees to be! conferred at the
end of th, current semester. This deadline
►<
applies tl
ua|te studi
already d
chiton in
lyf'
bothl graduate add undvrgrhd-
nth. Those Students who have not
inf- sol ,should file formal appli-
the R^glHtrur’jv Offite immediate-
1.00.
H. lJ heat
Registrar;
FK |:
sub RO$hi MASONIC LODGE
f
Norge
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FOR SALE —
Phfln'e 2-1510.
ASM! ANNEX AGGIES Leal*
at A AM Annex Exchange
pails. Prices arc same,as
leRd shop. Fast service guja
)ick Hoot Shop.
~r~
efrigeli
your ki
ore fort
maim j
thnteed'.'
r
sill Ross Lo|)ge Nti. 1800.
4 F. A A. M., will confer,
two Entered Apprentice |)iv
gFees bivinnitig
. 'Hhursduy. 86 Ki i _
, . candidate dxnmlinations. Vit
filbUhe. |
I ; GtBH fllLUHRIST, W.M.
; ! ! ! W. H. BADGKTt. Sef’y
.• *; v
will do some numbers that Will ap
peal to everyone. You know the
average Aggie seems to have the
idea that any Town Hall feature
March 2 Deadline
For Senior Ring
Dance Favors
Seniors planning to attend the
senior ring dance and banquet
should place their orders for fav
ors now, assistant director of Stu
dent Activities, emphasized today.
Orders for favors may lx* placed
at the office of student activities,
Goodwin Hall, anytime before
March 2, Elms said. The deadline
has been set for March 2 to guar-
.
jr
CORSAGESl
Miltiej j
and
TULT
or Your Danjces
V 1 Occasion!
j
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1800 S. College ;Itoad
•ER SMITH ; !
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Phone, 2-6725
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On tie last pafee of .the f News” i { |R J CLUBt ^ p .
n v u ifSfof Za y I ThurikA Agriculture Building.
Oak, 'which stands outside of Aus-, • GE6iA)GY- CLUB, 7:30 p. m.,
K’ (,n . the ^ b:ink , <)f ^ C t Wednesday, Petroleum Engineer-
raflo nVer. It was under thi$ tree , ■ nv. p„2i t
that Steven F. Austin Wheel a ^ u
k I Wed^v. R-™ 107
! " 1 ™ ">} n «{ **y l» lfclj| Amcri- COUNTY. CLUB, 7 p.
•J-*"** ,2 *- A ~-
MARSHALL A&M CLUB. 7:15
! p. mi, .Jhursday, Room 207, Aca
demic. ii'
PIPE-SMOKING CONTEST, 5 p.
ip.. Wednesdav, YMCA.
tilf: society for the ad
vancement O F MANAGE
MENT .February 24 at 7:15 p.m.
in the Mechanical Engineering Lec-
tfli'J'e jRhom.
* VETERANS’ WIVES’ BRIDGE
AND SOCIAL CLUB, 7:15 p. m.,
Thursday, YMCA Cabinet Room.
WICHITA FALLS CLUB, 7:15
jp. rat, Thursday, Room 208, Acii-
denii^, i | : '! . .
/ f ! WSSF. MARfH 1-6
- LANGFORD - !
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(Continued frorii Page 1)
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ton states that since his appoint-
| men I ,as. dean of Arts and Sciences
j he. h : |\s not found tiihe to devote to
city (duties. !
The Regular city election will be
held] April >(i, With one voting box
at the ; A&M Consolidated School.
The [polls will Open at 8 a. nj. and
close at 0 p. nj.
Any person may file for office
• ri'ilhiti 30 days before election
date, provided he meets the legal
requirements of residence.
,jJBy legislative act a candidate
need npt file a petition with /ive
percent of the names of the voters
in the jlast regular election. There
is ni filling fee attached to the fil
ing S’oij' office.:
: | antee delivery (of the favors in
The Veterans’Wives’Bridge mnil ! *’ m<l ^ <)1 ^ a,1c<?-
is highbrpw and longhair stujff. Ac- Social Club wil meet Thurs.lav at Guard chains may be ordered foi
tually the program is balaitfced in 7 :1 r, p m jn th() YMCA Cabinet ; the favors for an extra charge of
an effort to have; some nuimbers R 0 om, club president Mrs. BojUie j one dollar. - :
that w T ill appeal to ;every taste. Bonner announced today*. 11 ; Orders may also be placed foi
I once knew of an ex-Aggie who One table will be set aside for I graduation invitations at this time.
Was invited to dinner by hi| boss, persons who are interested in learn- No deadline has been set on order-
During the dinner table coijversa- ing to play bridge, she explainc<j, | mg these invitations as yet.
tirtn the .boss’ Wife’ mentioned and other tables will! be for gip
Gladys Swarthout . who the ex- j rummy and bingo players.
Aggie had stumbled in to ;kee at; Dues are 50! cents for the first
Town Hall here. Hg said tlmt the semester, 25 cpnts for the secojnd
fact that he was! conversant on semester, and 15 cents ajt gach
Gladys Swarthout made a tfehien- meeting to cover the cost of prizes
arid cokes. ,i
MOTHERS DAll
$r).()« for $2.46
ONE SxlO-BEAlinTFtfLiSI
J- SPECIAL OFFER
hi ^ $5.00for$2.45
ilEIJijp STUDIO
™mjH
WSSF, MARCH 1-6
Brazoria County Club
To Discuss Party
All .poiA aits ci
Proofs to Select Ptom
Not gi
“SNving
-tbRIN
dous hit w’ith the! boss’ wife and
the boss and he actually thdught
that eventually he got p pi djriotion
and a raise out of that (simple
knowledge. I don’t have thq back
ground to really appreciate geveral
of the artists we have hid but
everyone of them! has been well
worth hearing if for nothing else
than from an educational 1 stand
point. However, this Kitchtill will
appeal to more than your educa
tional outlook. \ | ‘ '
Bobby Goff and “Burr” j Layne
WSSF. MARCH 1-6 I
I I . •
Wichita Falls Club
To Meet Thursday
The Wichita Falls A&M Club
will bold a very important meet
ing Thursday night at 71:15 in Room
208 Academic, Building, Charles
Davis, presideht announced today.
Plans for the Eastdf Party, the
Selection of the Cotton Ball Ducb-
made the mistake of “shinving” i ess, and the party to he held at
Coaches Harry Stiteler and; “Tug- Yqungblood’s will he discussed at
boat" Jones howto play hdndball. j the meeting. Davis said.
The team of Goff grid Layrte were wssf. march 1-6
glad to get off the court with about wxi* ■ a ^ W7 i
15 point? for the 3 games. ( ; r llijht \V 1I1S
The Brazorip County Club will
hold a meeting in the Chapel of
the YMCA Thursday night at 7,
according do! Club President T. R.
Hicks.
The purpose of the meeting is to
discuss plans for a party to be
given soon, Hicks said, j
Pictures of the 193B A&M-Villa-
nova game will also be shown to
the club. i
WSSF, MARCH 1-6
MAGNOLIA GAS jtND
- -■ Certifielif IV
ACCIELANI)
foiHpnly :$2
ipjn* reladj
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w ad 4
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LOVELY m
iture’s jflowers
js Gorham Greenbrier...
la sterling silver pattenj
that will delight you. A
; Let its griccful beauty
add charm to your :
table. Come in, sec
Gorham Grecnbrj^r
in a corriplete
place-setting
arrangement.
At last dept: the furniture for
the lounges in Dornls 9, ‘J9 and
Hart Hall is arriving daily; If the
various manufacturers deliver as
scheduled the lounges will be ready
for use March 1st. ! -
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On the hall dept: Marty|KarjDW
and the Brazos Co, A AM Cl fib were
way ahead when they edneeived
and organized the Junior (.College
State Basketball Ton rnamept to h<?
held here March 1, 2, and ^3. This
tourney will bring to the jeanipus
some great basketball and llso will
provide an opportunity for some I
outstanding Junjor College ath-1
letes to see Aggieland.
CL, u ,
Regimental Parade
Flight A, Air Force was award
ed first place; in the regimental re
treat parade held February 19, Lt.
C<>1. William McElhenny, adjutant,
announced toddy.
Flight “C’’ Received second place
Flight “B”, tfiird; and the Mftroon
Blind fdurth. * l
Dr John S. Caldwell
Optometrist
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Caldwell’s Jewelry Store
Bryan, Texas
EAST GATE \
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For
MODEL
AIRPLANE
c SUPPLIES
Jones Sporting Goods
803 S. Main Brvan
Ph. 2-2832
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POCKET KNIVES
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SPORTING GOODS
J Hillcregt
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GOES OUT - I
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. . . come in here to dine.
Our daily menu includes
a wide Assortment of fine
foods egpertly prepared
and courteously served.
A. & M. GRILL
North Gate
Weekend iMipjper Sp
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Oyn er pji t^a la Finfe^ther
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