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I- By JOHN D
j The fifth rear
architecture ’viill m
ispection triji to Arizorti
'l j’fornm Marci 13-28, ; Joi
^ of the archi ^eture (flepa|-tment ah
ipounced yesajnlay. | ; | ; '
About 15 Jludenta wiil tnike th
trip which i<ri part of a project jp
’.research on school huil ling code!'
:for the «ta^ of Tfexas)
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ter studio
flak', Arizona. A visjit t
Pajuscn Hoi s< whicjh
kilned in Ihoenix 'has.
})lanne<l.
In Los Angeles jthe
be guests of the C
cil of Arch it rfts wlios4
committee hi is plaanpii
! nferary in (jalifonjia,
■ / . i Some of the building
jwho /will meet with th|?
ifor discussk n .of buihlinj
nrb Charles-G bson <if I>l
nil authority on school
jUghry Wrij hi one Tof j
Cohtemporal y scm|ol
fti(jbar(l Nettra,
Americs
h his wi
being di
ij-ected by If. Arthur! Meloh pi
‘the Texas Kngiineering 1 Ixperimcnl
iStation.
t I’lan,s maiLe for the t i
ia visit with} 1 Yiink Llo
jconsklered |h y Ttany o b<
, / ?nost famou archiUtct,'
“^a liesen we^ltj’at Sc
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fright dp
also he
class will
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Mifciht as irofpsjof ini
lecture depui taient iat
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Jouncil of Architects:
Tivo faculty members will ail-
mjpany the party. They are Bill'
uldillJ professor of architecture^
|u|id Joe T. Meador, assistant pro r
fds»6r of architecture. Cameramen
111 also go along: to record about
a.'iOO feet of. film of buildings.
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ed, • dHairman] of the
Studintk jwho will make the trip
are John N. De Haas Jr., Jack D.
Harriniftohj Waldo W. Shannon, J.
A. Hart? Jri., Willipm M. Pena, A.
D. Sakis, W. L. Deane, Harry W.
Sauntfcfs, Harfy B. Smith, Jimmie
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Demopijllo! ,:and Harrison L. Whit-
B «Atlison, C. R. Crawford
, am Dwniel Perkins have indi
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The^revised djliti
on Applied Them
Virgil M. Faires, hu
agement engineering department^
A. V. Brewer* professor of mechan
ical engineering, and {Clifford M.;
Simmang, assistant professor ol;
mechanical engineering, all of A
&M, has just been published.
The edition, .published by the;
MacMillan Company of New York,
is in use in more than 60 univert:
sities and colleges of the United
’States. • r ' *
Originally written in 1938, the
book represents, over a years work;
ion the part of|j,UMi three authors!
Containing ovet 1100 problems oh
applied Thermodynamics, the man-.
u«l has a section of vapor tables,’
charts on properties of!air, carbon!
dioxide, steam, and other tabulated
data.
‘ The revised edition will go or^
general sale immediately.
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Section
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jHHHHj I Student Art!
flee. AU ada should be tu
10:00 a.in, of the day before pi
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THB SChIbK SHOP - Typiat,
it. Phone 2-671
ro* fiAi.p -
house. No. 12.
Henry Hhll after 5:00 p.tn.
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now for
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shorthand, bts *'
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■— McKcnii^-Haldwi,
102 S. Washing
BILL TURNER presents a tie to JIM MALONEY
of The Aggie Ramblers. The Kiwanis club gave ties to
members of The Aggie RarableyA and The Barbershop
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FOR JtRNT — (Lfnfnrtab|e bod room
adjoining bath. Prpfewor or grl
biud^nt preferirfld. Phone 4-0724|. f
Northwestern
iologist
to Visit Campus, March 1-3
Dr, Arthur J. Todd, chairman of the sociology department at Northwestern Univer
sity from 1921-43, will visit Ihe campus March 1-3 to speak before students during class
periods and at an open forum}Tuesday evening.
Dr. Todd, invited to appear here by Dean of the College F. C. Bolton, will address
two sociology classes Monday} $nd Wednesday mornings, and two psychology classes Tues-
Attention Lad’u
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Js your half faded or streamed, cm
ed out A It no, thin can lie 1 corr
a very Hmall fit |>y visiting eitlifl!
following lH-nuty ahops.
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BARON?MANS DP! MEISS-TEUFpEN, I P war correspondent
and world traveler, will speak on the Palesjtike situation Friday at
7:30 p. m. in thf YMCA. His appearance onjtHe campus is under the
sponsorship of, the A&M Hillje! Foundafhtp; and. the YMCA.
WTAW
SATURDAY
5:45- Sign On I TOt _
5:45 Recorded Music 7
B :00 Texas Farm and Home Program
6:16 (food Morning Musid
6:80 Texas AAM Farm Review
7:00 Martin Agrohsky
7:15 Cowboy MModies
7:30 News of Aggieland
7 :45 News -Summary
S:00 Music by Muupin
H :30 1'kino Playhouse .* j J
'J:0O U. S. Navy Hand
0:80' Hollywood Reporter
■ 9 ;45 Honeydreafncr<
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'10:30
TT
va K itchell, Dance Humorist.
To Perform in Guion, March 4
12
11 :00
12 :00
12:05
1:00
4:00
4:45
5:00
5:15
5 :.t0
5 :45
6 :0()
'Che Abbott A Costello Kid Show
Land of (The Lost
Record Rack
Itryan Neuts
Johnoy/s |JMke Box
Metropolitan 0|>era
Tea and Crumpets
Pearls On Velvet
The Vagabonds
Music by Adlam
Harry Wispier
Supper Cl ah
Sign Off !
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By OTTO Kl NZIi
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| Iva Kitchell, dance humorist ,^hb.«je brilliant wit and
wellness have delighted thousands
ft Europe, will perform in Guion Hall
' .-all presentation.
A native of Junction City,- Kan
aheing at the age of Tour. She tool
Doth!in this country and \ , u
j . , e l i m 12:00 Old Filshioned Revival Hour
i)n March 4 as a Town ms '
? ! j 7 • l:30
j 2:00
}t:flou$ly, but icon developed at'
uTpoPous aspect of the art.
Ip her opinion klancing more than
,ny ;other art becomes absolutely
idiculous the moment it is taken
)o seriously. She acquired her
itimorous aspect of dancing while
student in ha Ilf't school. ’Tlie rapt
:hereal expresp|ions thatj she ob-
i^rved in a ballet class cdused her natiorib ot^'fhodem well-known
burst out! laughing and she has
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achieji’e their wide appeal to a
ence [by virtue of the fact that
they j reflect characteristics of
people i^erywhere. Oyiurary to 1
popular belief, Mbs Kilchell
loves? m odern danpFs.
Misiji vifchellydbea not make
enemiijs ! by hCyr hitarious imperso-
)K‘n laughing ever since}
Miss Kitchell has a pense
Urhor that perijiits her tp see thel! moderh. lances increases the aud-
inny side of evjerything and show) idhee ijptir^st in tlje dafheers whom
up with all the fine tpste. vitV she sa|irizes.
jmsity. vpt, I and dirilliuncje of jtpe'i She Bius The divine gift of pok
orhj-renov ned'dancer thtu she js. j ihg fm|i t human pgxmposities with
)hn Martin of the New York opt hurting anyofiie’d feeling. Her
imes says that 'she J4ughs at actionsicowey hurtior by means oj
‘rerything quite indist'iiminately r her ai^ide! and highly individual
nt always in jthe^best of humor techniqpi pf movements. One 'of
und without a traCe of malice, tin- her spectators'once remarked, “why
i|ke many pjirpdists she is able i jihat gar l can erai^kt a joke with
the things which j tier tois
mOetimes powerfully mov-
ny and -s
to coipically ^burlesques.
Miss KitchdlJ adapts her -satin-1 in <?- dbnders on -the American
biI gyrations t(j) anjy and all types stage |rLUV-c; such ajjgijft for charac-
i)' dahees. She loves to display the
miical view hf Huc’h (lances ap
ladotei Ditwa^i’sfsjchodl of esthe
ic dancing, Martha Grahym’s mod
MY|T|MEll|
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'I'ipHiful, pirouettes,
sr I caricaltqres
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Operl.
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SUNDAY
Sign On | 7 j |
Coffee Concert
Aggie (iosiK‘1 Time
Shiloh Gospel Singep:
Coast to Const on v
Music Fill
Studio Music j /
President Trurnan
Music by Mdster Composers
Church Mdsic
Baptist Church
7:30
7;30
K :00
K :15
S :30
K :45
9:00
9:10
10:00
11:00
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, Miss Kitchell pegan
i.the idea of dancing Tfw
dancers, tnift on thse Contrary they
arc htjr, closest friends. Actually
of.,, Miss JvltjChell's merciful .ribbing of
4:00
4:30
5:00
5:15
5:30
ews
President
ilver Jackets
This Week Around the World
These Are Our Children
Pattie Page Presents
Bill Lance
Counterspy
Drew Pearson
Monday Morning Headlines
Sign Off
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terizaiioil as is displayed by Miss
KitchklJ :i
He# seemingly carefree satire is
. |! devel^pe Lfropi long and untiring
MONDAY f
5:45 Sign On i : j . :
5:45 Musical Program
6:00 Texas Farm and Home Program
6:15 Coffee Club
7:00 Martin Agronsky
7:15 Dr. Edds :
7:30 News of Aggieland
7 :45 Red Cross Program
9:00 My True Story
9:30 Womans World
9:45 Studio Muitic
10:00 Breakfast in Hollywood i
10:30 Galen Drake
10:45 Ted Malone
11:00 Welcome Travelers
11 :30 Recprd Rack
11:45 Bryan l^feWs
12:00 Baukhage Talking
12:15 Newscast
12:30 Music for Monday
1:00 Walter Kiernan
1:15' Ethel & Albert
1:30 Bride and Groom
2 :00 Ladies Be Seated
2:30 -Paul Whiteman Club
3:30 Treasury Show
3:45 Folk Music of France
4:00 Constant Invader
4 :15 Your American Music
4:45 Harry Horllck .
5:00 Sportsman
5:15 Tcrrv and The Pirates
5:30 Sign Off
SATURDAY
9:00 Sign Ob
9:00 / Fun and Fancy Free
9:30 Fun and Fancy Free
10:00 Abbott and Costello Kid Show
10:80 Land of The Lost
ll/OO Record Rack
12:00 Bryan News
12:05 Johnny's Juke llox
1 .00 Pjiano Cocktails
1:80 Aftermain Melodies
2:0|)- 000 Contest Hall
2:80 Your American Mukig
8:0(; Album of Comedy jFiivurites
■8:80 pick A Tune fV. ]
4 :00 Music by Masters
4 :30 Afternoon SerC'nUde ■
5:0i) Musical Tcte A Ti U
5:15 Musical 'fete A Tetc
5:30' Cocktail/Time t i N
6:00 Museurn of Modern Music
6:30 Challenge -of the Ydukon
7:00 l Deal in Crime |
7:30 Famofls Jury Trials
* dlO/ Gartg Busters
H ^80 | Studio M usic - j
:0p I Musical Etchings ;
9:30 : Heyloft Hoedown J |
10 :(lb News of Tomorrow!
10:16 Sigti Off
SUNDAY i
9:00 Sign On
9 dfo Fun and Fnncy Fny
110:00 Music by Master 0omposers
11:0o Time to Dine
11:30, World Security Workshop
12:00 The Honeydreamers
12:15 j Raymond G. Swing
12:3(1 ! Piano Cocktails
1:00 Old Fashion Revival
2:00 Musical Portraits
2:3o Lullabye Time :
2:46 ft Pick A Tune
3:0o Lean- Hack and Listen
3 :jl5 i Album of Comedy Favorites
4 :80 I Afternoon Serenade
5 :(»0 j Drew Pearson
5:t6 Monday Morning Headlines
5:30 Greatest Story Ever Told
6 :00 j Childs World
6:80'.Exploring the ffnlihown
7 :tM) Detroit Syniphnriv
H :0(i Walter Wlnchell
K:;J5 ILouella Rarsnns
8:80 Theatre Oiiild of The Air
9:00 Theatre Guild of The Air
9 :S0 Jimmie Fldler
9145, Music in Velvet
!0}|)0 News of Tomorrow
I op 5 Sign Off-
MONI1AY
Shop
South Side
Phone 4-1
WANTED TO RENT — Veteran 4t
wife and 10 month old json wgnt
furnished apartment. Write JfotX' 1
contact H. E. Phillips, Poultry Fa I n.
l dent,
(all
1^8 or
4-
Sign On.
Fun and Fancy Free
Swing Tiny
Morning Mudctil
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dance and Alicia Markova’s j prepfiM orts. .She ’has studied with
• 1/1 lj - ‘-Mhg vvPfld^s greatest danc-
tis Dolin! Caton, Nimura,
d jStaats, all of the,Paris
4 N i l|’
‘vitjchoir has 1’ecently given
Q performances in the Uni-
des iand Capadk
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LtEGE HXLS LAUNDRY
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Devote more houVs to
Junior and sis during 3
J their fojjmative years.
Send your laundry to
us! Expert shirt and .
flat work . . . and it
costs no imore!
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Dance Dates
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Contitirjf to an hardier announce
ment, M alton Hall will not be open
ed to jdjatet? for the Fourth Regi
mental ball, Hi L Boyer, of the
Housifl' Off fife, announced today.
Only th^-ee stujfjehts had made
applicli iqn for these rooms for
ieir
Housi
cafion
these
up, nfb
“fhr
Thesie girls can be
jrivat
djjltels wjjlj iconic by the
cedi n rooms in private homes,
clr elites will 1 1
Tr (^ffjee aDd make appli
NThprej is p 0 set Price, but
dooms usually run from $1
^tW.
denwind vfas not sufficient
to nedcjsfiitj^te the; opening-of Wal
ton fdr th|s wtek-end,’' Boyer con-
tinuec, "butL \rii the future if
enough} applicattMis are received,
Waltdn will be opened to accomo
date *t ud 4Dt datepN
/
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if . f
veterans taking full-time courses ,
either on a semester or clock-hour |
basis. —, i
Veterans taking any of the folv
lowing types of training a^re not
entitled to increases, but will con4
tinue to receive subsistence pay}
ments at the Old rates of $65 a
month for those without dependents
and $90 for those with dependents:
1. Part-time institutional train*
in K- • / I ;• ];• ?
\/2. Institutiorthl on - the - farm
training.
3. Apprenticeship or other on-tha
job training, for which veterans
receive-pay for productive labor. \
4. Combination or cooperative
training In which students attend
school part time and are employed
part time. . i |
5. Internship\and residency train!
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6. GTaduate training Under a fel?
lowship requiring 4 reduced credit
course-load because of Service^
rendered under provisions of the
fellowship.
The sooner a veteranNsUbmits
necessary papers, the more certain
he is of being paid the correct
amount and paid on time, the *"
erans Administration concluded.
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10:00 I
10:30
10 :45 : Pearls on Velve)
11:30 i WTAW Recont Rack
11:55 | Bryan News
12 ;D0 ! Baukhago Talking '
12 {15 : WTAW Newscast
12 |3()! Music for Monday;
, 1 jOO Afternoon Meloilhis
i j3() | Between The Lini-S
■1 145 ; Lullabye Time
2:45| ; l , ick A Tutto
3 idO Leonard Herkins
3:15 Transcribed Interlude
3:30 ; Lean Back nnd Listen
3:45 Album of Comedy! Favorites
4list;Farm Fair
’ 4 :30 AfterniMin Serenade
6:00 W ,,r ld News
j»M5 Musical Tele A Tete
6 (30 Cocktail Time
R100 Headline Edition J ’
6:15 Elmer DnVis | * ; ,
(113(| Smoke Rings
7:0(i Point Sublime
7:30! Opie Cates
8:00 Oh Stage America
K ;?.0 So You W Mn t m Lend n Band
9:00 This Is Your Ad vent are
9:30 ! Ear! Godwin 7
10:00! 'News of Tomorrow
10:15 Sign Off
♦day.
Tuesday at T:.‘10 p.m. he will
lead an open forum' discussion
in the South Solarium of the
' YMCA, Dan Russell of the A&M
rural sociology department said
yesterday.!- j ■ ! '-7
Dr. Todd attended the University
of {California, later enrollirig in the
European schools of Marseilles,,
Paris, and Munich. In 1911 he re
ceived his Ph.D .degree from Yale,
Dr. Todid served as chief proba
tion officer in San Francisco from
,1905-08, later joining the Univer
sity of Pittsburgh as professor of
sociology and head of the depart
ment. l >
From 1919-25 he Served as direc
tor of industrial relations for B.
Kuppenheimer & Co., Chicago,
holding part-time duties as visiting
professor at Northwestern. Then
he became professor of eodology
and head of this sociology! depart
ment at Northwestern.
/ In 1943 he retired as head of
‘the Northwestern department, and
was named chairman emeritus of
jthe sociology department.
During the war Dr. Todd served
las special examiner of the Nation-
I al War Labor! Board, and later
; managed the Washington office of
1 the- Christian Science Committee
| on Publication.
j Among the books which Dr. Todd
j has written aire “The Primitive
| Family As an Educational Agent-
| cy,” “Theories jof Social Progress,”
J ‘fThe Scientific Spirit of Social
! Work,” “Three Wise Men of the
' East,” “The Secularization of Do-
j iiiestic Relations,” and “Industry
j and Society.” ; j -
In Addition, he was co-author
j of “Democracy and Reconstruct
j tion” and “College Teaching.”
Dr. Todd edited a 5-volume se-
| lies, “Recreation Survey of Chi
cago,” and the “Life and Letters
Of Martha Gaddis." ''
A mpmber of the American In
stitute of Criniiinal Law and Crim-1
j ihology and the International
Kriminalistiche Verinn, Dr. Todd
has spent mucili of his time ip the
field of criminology.
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FOR SALE—4 ft, Gibson refrigerkt
cently overhauled. Quick sale. A
S-A, Colltwe View.
FOR SALE—HM1 Dodge convertiible
motor, top, sOgt covers, tire*. See
Crowley, Jr. Apt, C-6-D,' College ’
FOR RENT- Nkmtly furnished iM-rlrli*
. new home. 910; East 30th. Phone ! 53X8.
LOST—Grey top coat in Sbisji nt{
Saturday night. Reward. Calahain
Law. . ,|l (
BARGAIN! — New Mortfin double
27'' s'" 67" - white porrelnin. W
PRICK! Aggie! Radio A Applini((i
East Gate, College. Phone 4-1261
WANTED-Auto mechunlc. must hi*
rlenfed. to work part or full .time,
eoln-Mercury. Charlie Cade. Jr.|B# '
No. 6, Bryan, iTexas.
FOR SALE -1937 Chevrolet roup*
mechanically, new paint, excuilertt
Box 1165. Trailer S-4, Area 5.^
m hi
7 P.
What’s Cookiiij
AMATEUR RADIO CLUlj
m., Monday, EE Building, j
BARBER SHOPPERS, Fit dhy,
YMCA. lj
CORPUS CHRIST! 041877:15
pAn.,iRoom 227, Academic ^juild-
ing.
METHODIST WSCS, 7:30
Monday in the home of Mrsl
Dphlborg, Beverly Estates,
meeting of three circles.
CIVIL WAR THREATENS
SMALL ARAB STATE
CAIRO, EGYPT, Feb. .27 -
Cables received here indicated
terdajy that civil war thle}
Yemen, where . the Iman (
Ylehia was reported killed i d
a coup February 17.
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up your Bell Telepho
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Largest Class In
History Applies
For June Diploma
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The largest class in the history
of A&M will he graduated this
June, according to Johnnie Zinn of
the Registrar’s Office.
Over 800 applications have al
ready been received from prospec
tive June graduates and many
more are expected before the March
1 deadjine, Zinn said. Increasing
by leaps and bounds since the 20-
year low point of 67 reached in
1945, the number in this year’s
graduating class surpasses by more
than 100 the previous record year
of 1947. J j i I \
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1930, 331, while by 1941 the num
ber of June A&M graduates has
risen to its highest pre-war level
of 767.
Students who plan to graduate in
June riiust make formal application
in the Registrar’s Office before
Monday, March
ANNOUNCING
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