ON THE CAMPUS
ESTRANGED
Unit, and are! normally entered
individual premium account card^
: “Receipts for these premium^
are mailed promptly to veterans,
and the notice for the next pref
.Tnium due isi issued at least teii
days' before (the first of the fob
inp delays ini the Dallas Office ar^
for those vejterans whose recordp
records from) other sections-of the
prds in Dallas, which is now tH'
case for nearly all ex-service peo
ple in out three-state area, we csln
give him any kind of service He
desires with ‘reasonable prompt
ness.” [ " 1 * j t \ 'll
I Pray requested that any veterans
firi this area,; who have hot received
explanations for delayed Service,
write to himj personally at the Dal
las 'Branch lOffice, marking their
letters “Personal and Confidenjia
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Road Builders Course Ends;
Near Record Turnout Claimed
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‘iUnder the unit plan, the country’s affairs are placed
uponla business system comparable to any individual or com-
Two riuhs to Hav^ mdrcial institution and affords ample opportunities for in-
, r j _ "'i I | creased efficienty and economy,’ r Fred B. Glass, county judge
Pictures Monday lof Falls County, declared at the annual short course for
y. T 'j I Highway Engineers at A&M Col-4-
Two club* will have their pic-1 which closed. Thursday. | n rhf\ L 'O >
lures taken for :the Longhorn, M(in-! m h Panel discussion of the : Kpogr^o Kl lA Vpp
day afternoon, March H. S county unit plan Tyree Bell of Dal-1 d/ivO VOCty
The Galvdston" County Club Uill ,as i 58 *' 1 ^ ^ not , so mu f ch t tht ' Ilf ^ • £ f\\ •
have their pictures made at 51:10 | g M svT MOVlCS Ot'UkmaWa
p.m; in front of the Ag Building. i" efe0? yay counts. t the sys-
1 ' j • ■ V" [tern is not administered in a busi-1 '; • . ’’I t\.j i
Ine Landscape Arts Club vfill j rbanner, therj it will fail,” the A movie of Okinawa operations
have their pictures retaken at 7 00! Da Ua. s ; ma h asserted. will be shown to Die BrazosiCounty
p.m. in the Assembly Hall. |i | striit adherence to the county Reserve tffficers associatiomat 7:30
;i _« -•*» - ■ March 9, in the Pejroleum
Both club! presidents urged jail unit plan will remove from the pub-
itheir members to be present for
the nictures]
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SW Livestock Show
Campus livestock departments
have given livestock to be trained
and groomdd for the Little South
western Livestock Show, C. R.
Stone, general superintendent, told
the Saddle and Sirloin Club Tues-
W. d «y night
'"stone stated that the list of en
tries is filling up rapidly and that
anyone wanting to groom an ani
mal for the show should sign up
an soon as possible in the Animal
Industries Building. Sheep, swine,
horses, and cattle may be signed
for at present.
Other business transacted inclu
ded a report from Edd Talk, chair
man of the Cattleman’s Ball Com
mittee, who told the club that a
definite time, place, and band
would be selected for that event by
the time of the next club meeting
on March 16.
Jack Kingsbery, president of the
Saddle and Sirloin Club, announced
that any club member may nomi
nate a girl for duchess to represent
the club in the Cotton Pageant.
Nominations should be accompanied
by a picture of the girl and should
be turned in at the AH office by
March 16. The' girl’s name and ad
dress and the name and address
of the person submitting the pic
ture should appear on the back of
the! picture.
rodeo team was selected
represent the Saddle and Sirloin
Cltib in the Annual College Rodeo
at Tucson, Arizona March 13-14.
Mombehs of the team are James
Day, Lucien Kruse, Prince Woods,
G. R. Stone, Lloyd Griffith, and
■loin Roberts.
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6:45 Recorded Music
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6:S0 Texan A&M Farm Review
7:00 Martin Agronsky
7:16 Cowboy Melodies
7:S0 News of A_ggieland
7:45 News Summary!
8:00 Music by Maupln
8:80 Piano Playhouse \ ;
9:00 U. 3. Navy Band
9:80 Hollywood Reporter
9:45 Honeydreamors ! | ji
10:00 The Abbott & Costello Kid SI
10:30 Land of The Lost
11:00 Record Rack at Maxwell'*
12:00 Bryan News
12:05 Johnny's Juke Box
1:00 Metropolitan Opera
4:00 Tea and Crumpets
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style feeding lie in several fea
tures. First of all, the student
pays only for what he eats. (This
is true to some extent even when
meals are paid on a monthly
basis in that past experience has
proved students will miss less
meals because of thejflonger ser
ving hours.) s
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Another advantage (if this ipeth-'
od of feeding was pointed out by
Peniston: “Food served cafeteria
style is actually better thaio the
8:16 Shiloh: Gospel : Singer*
8:80 Coast to Coast; on a Bug
8:45 Coast to Coast On A Hus’
9:00 Lutheran Hour
9:30 South^rnalro*
10:00 Music; by Master Composers
11:00 Church Music
11:30 College Ave. Baptist Church
12:00 Sunday Showcase
12:15 Old Fashioned Revival Hour
1:15 AP News
2:00 Silver Jackets
2:30 Sunday Serenade
3:00 Sound Off
3:15 Calling All Girls
3:30 Med. Aud: of Air
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4:30 Counterspy
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5:45 Sign On . ;j; *
5:45 Musilcal Program
6 :f)0 Texas Farm and Home Program
6:15 Kazmeicr Poultry Program
6:20 Coffee Club
7:00 Martin Agronsky
7:15 Dr. Edds r
7:30 News of Aggieland 1 a
7:45 Musk As You Like it
8:00 Breakfast Club:
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nachines. Hryan Buainess Machinr
, 107 Wl 2tn I. Phone 2-1828.
and
lee ail office
bine Co.,)
ari’a Plain wedding band in vicin-
LK.. Hdg. or North GaU. Reward.
P^R SALE )R TRADE —Hk»t model
' j Rainer auto; nobile. Perfect eondMIbn and
. perforjnanc*. Equipment radio, heater.
nnd dofrostdr and seat, covers. Uninstall-*
j led sixth tir 1 and tube, flwii extinguisher
' ind ti|re in ’lator unit, filtler cartridges
I 6tc.. aill ne t added without extra coat. I
,'Priced) far iclow retail cos). Ph- 4-7054.
8(0.00 RKWAjRD for information leading,,,
to thei rent ng of unfurnished two bed- |)
Iroom house or apartment abound June 1. ]
[Drop card io : Ed Collier, Box 528. Col
lege Statinrjj.
R SAlI.E*—1942 Plymluth 4 door sedan,
i!Going ito hkhest bidder. Scaled bids r«-
' feivixl until! 12:00 a.m.. March 12. A-12.
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Sunday^ at Trailer F-3. Price $1,050.
FOR SAI.E (Man's bieyele. rxcelleni roij-
litinn. Milifell, C-19-B. College View. ,
College Stillilion
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lie ^official most of the evils of Engineering Lecture Rooni, F. J.
tempuitiorr and graft, Judge Glass Benson, president, announretf to-
said. ‘jit will strengthen the con-, day. f . 5
fidenc^ of the jm^lic and offer more In addition to the mobie the ^ _
assurapee of a greater return for program will include short talksi j food served family style.'This
the; taxpayers’ dollar,” he pointer) 1 by army and navy recruiting teamsf. j s true | a , Ke jy because we can
outf ! ' i | Benson invited .all reserve offi- j keep food hot b y the former'meth-
The discussion of the county i cers taking advanced ROTG to at- whi i e this } s impossible family
unit plan was a highlight of the tend this and other meetings of; j s ^y| e when all the food must be
meeting. T^e optional county X 11 ® Association, j H<? pointed out prepared at the sarne time.”
road j law became effective May that all Corps njdn who hbve ad- Continuing, Peniston said: “We
1, I9if7, and its provisions weije vanced Army ROTC contracts are; can saw the Cadet CoVps member
adopted by several counties dur- I eligible to join the association. The : fj vo toKten cents a day by chang
ing tKe past eight months. Some hues for membership have been re- j n(r t0 cafeteria style because of
coUntje^ have turned it down. duced to $1 which includes thej C j lea p er c osts/ > When asked what
The law sets up a county road \ P, r ‘ ce ( ol ‘ t ^ 1e r ese, ' Ve Officers' j this saving would mean in terms
•no ■ • ! .3
i|; Civil Service j
The law sets qp a county road! »« ntt •
department composed of commis- j ‘ ‘ agaz,nes
sionprsj court, cutinty engineer, and j
othe'r adminisltrattve personnel. All j.
matter* pertaining to county road
system J conie tinder jurisdiction of
,h L^f' V Ti PS . of Houston, „,di. Announces Exams
broadcaster olj football games was j |
thg) principal speaker at the ban- j^e Civil Service Commission
has announced examibatipns for
Ashburp of the Texas Good Roads positions of civil, electrical, and
Association was toastmaster. | mechanical engineers at a salary
Fred J. Efenson, professor of | of $2644.80 per Vear, according to
Civil engineering, acclaimed the | John C. Sheffield, executive secrei-
ihott course ps bne of the most | tary. j : |
uccessful ever held. More than Examinations will also ihe held
171!deldgatee* attended. ' for |>ositions of core drill oj)erators
helper, junior cote drill Operator,
[and core drill operator, at;salaries
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ranging from 88( to $1,33 per hour.
; The above vacancies ap'e with
BUSINESS SOCIETY, 7 p. m., n>dn0erS in the (:a, ‘
Tuesriay, Ag. Eng. Bu.Idjpg Lee- AppiicaGon teis may b^ obtaiH-
ture. Room. \ ! e d. f,-om the Post Office! of the
FORT WORTH CLUB. 7-fS p. 1 Office of the Uj S. Ciyili Service
i m., Monday* Science Hall Lector** Region, 210 South Harwood Street, I
; Room. I j j |\| Dallas, Texas. , \ j i :
INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTI
CAL SCilENCES Monday. March 8,
4.7:00 p.m. in: tbc petroleum Lecture
j Room. Films will be shown.
NEWMAN CLUB MEETING,
! Monday; March 8, at 7:15 p.m. in
basement of St. Mary’s Chapel.
THE ; AGGIE WIVES AND
“RUTH” CIRCLE of the A&M
Methodist (j’hUrcK will meet with
ME; James Jackson in the Metho
dist Papsonkgle. Monday, March 8,
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j of food, Peniston replied
' five cents a day more, we could
! serve another bottle of milk a day,;
; bacon at least three timej a week,
I dnd better salads. A saving of 10
cents a day would mean
steak meal twice a week.”
“These are probably the reasons
most schools in the country are
using cafeteria style feeding to
day,” Peniston said.
Asked what steps would be nec
essary to feed the Cadet Corps on
a cafeteria basis, Peniston {said:
“If the family style method were
changed, we would probably set up
four lines, with a maximum of 12
students a minute passing through
each line. It would probably take
an hour and a half for breakfast
and lunch and two hours for din
ner, depending on the; number of
student* present at each meal.”
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irl’P^HUR CtOUNTY CLUB, 7 p. j
m., JThursdaly, Room 307, Academic I
Building. '
Handicraft Group
Will Meet Tuesday
The Handicraft Group t of the
College Women'.* Social Qlub will
meet Tuesday at 0 a. mi at the
home of Mr*, K. Riggs, 211
Lee Street.
Mrs. B. S. Schweigcrt will con
duct the lesson qn “Textile Paint-
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