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Departments To
eat Physiologist
Members of 4hb A&M
Best at a luncheon in Houston
iday, March 26.
iDr. Best is the co-discoverer of
i|sulin, the [ hormone which has
ved the lives of thousands of peo-
e suffering from diabetes. Dr.
sst has for many years been pro-
r ssor and head of the department
of physiology at the University of
Toronto. j mi! !
Following the luncheon at Hous-
n Dr. Best will deliver, a lecture
Baylor University Medical
'chool which will be attended by a
oup from A&M ana metebers of
ie faculty and students at Baylor
Dr. D. V. Cardonai
To Address AVMA
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i Dr. D. V. Cardona, prominent
practicing veterinarian of Fort
Worth, will address the student
Chapter of the American Veterinary
Association Tuesday evening at
11:15 p.m. in the Lecture Room of
the Petroleum Building, according
to an announcement by Louis Buck.
Dr. Cardona^s topic will be
Ihe surgery. Before entering
can-
pri-
Foirt Worth 25
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Buck WiU
Veterinariai Mag
i' Lewis E. iuck, senio • v jterijiai
1 student .front George Wert, Te
was elected editor of tie S'
l western. Veterinarian at a i
3 meeting of the Studen Q ia p
r the = AVMA. j
| . Bob Shelli of A‘fdnfl|otfe, rf)klal . „
j was elected business manager. |hifll
i A -is also a senior yfeterit gr r
! ! Buck and : Shell \vU' SU pe;
V s ];5)u|lication of thf :Mbj| ’
.magazine. I:c ' •! : ] i
J* A new slate
JL
| Veterinariah will be
j the 1948-49 school yeaf^,
{‘ western Veterinariai
semi-monthly pujblica
ci.
student.
tipe)jvi|c
ue of
Confectionaries Require
Fee Slips for Checks ! i
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No checks will be cashed at
college confectionaries without
the yellow fee slip from the
Fiscal Office, the Office of the
Student Union-College Confec
tionaries announced yesterday.
The only exception will be al
lowed when a person not hay
ing his fee slip may obtain the
signature of one of his friends
as co-signatory, the announce
ment stated. i v
Filth Available At
V&ual Aids Lab
jyate practice; in _ r .|l
years ago, Dr. Cardona served with
the Bureau of Animal Industry. In
addition to the operation i of the
Fort Worth Dog and,Cat Hospital,
Ihe 7 !serves as city and zopi veteri-
narian and milk inspector for Fort
fWorth.
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except for one or two years dur
ing the war. j [ j. '
The A&M rodeo is conducted by
the Saddle and Sirloin Club, a chap
ter of the National Block and
Bridle Club, anal its members are
students of animal husbandry. It
ttjftaged for the purpose Of rais
ing funds to help defray the ex-
Mnspa; of the international live
stock judging team.
jWhat’s looking?
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF
CIVIL ENGINEERS, 7:30 p. m.,
Tuesday, Civil Engineering Lecture
Room.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER
ING SOCIETY, 7 p. m., Tuesday,
AE Lecture Room. Speaker repre
sentative of John Deere Plow Com
pany, Houston. j.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SO
CIETY, 8 p. m., Wednesday, Chem
istry Lecture Room. General Elec-.|
trie Company representative to
speak. ]
AIChE, 7:15 p. m., Tuesday, Pe-
troleum Lecture Room.
BRAZORIA COUNTY, 7:15 p.
m.. Room 326 Academic Building,
Party.
FORT WORTH CLUB (Officers)
£15 p. m;, Tuesday, Room 118,
' rm 4. ' ir 1 [ VI - • |! ; j |1
JCONOMICS'CLUB, 7:00 Tues
day, Room 307, Academic. Plans
for party will be discussed.
EX - SERVICEMEN WIVE ’ S
BRIDGE AND SOCIAL CLUB
meets Thursday 7:15, p.m. at the
YMCA. Cabinet Room,
jj EL PAST) A&M CLUB meets
Wednesday At 7:16 p.m. in the Aca
demic Building.
! KREAM AND'ROW CLUB, t:30
p. m., Tuesday, Creamery Lecture
Room. .Ti
LOWER RIO GRANDE
LEY CLUB, 7:15 p.m., f
_ j , .Cabinet Room YMCAji j,',
husbandry. Itj LIBERTY COUNTY CLUB
meets Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., room
127 Academic Bldg.
LANDSCAPE ART CLUB, 7 p.
m., Tuesday, Room 310, Agricul
tural Engineering Building. Re-
CLUB
freshments) will be served.
NAVY RESERVE OFFICERS
Organizational Meeting, 7:15 p. m.,
Wednesday, Room 301, Goodwin
Hall.
PRE-MED, PRE-DENT SOCIE
TY, 7:00 p. m. Tuesday, Biology
Lecture Room. Three films will be
shown. ; i j
PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
CLUB, 8)00 p.m. Wednesday, Pe
troleum Lecture Room. UzzeH
Branson will speak on core analysis
for reservoir performance. ►
PRE-LAW SOCIETY, 7 jj. m 3
Tuesday, YMCA Assembly Rooni.
Speaker Dean of University of
Houston Law School, jj : jj j f[
SAE Tuesday 7:15 p.m., M.E.
Lecture Room. ' jf ! j! -j
SOCIOLOGY CLUB, 7:30 p. m.,
Tuesday, Room 203, ( Ag Bldg.
Bring pictures for selection < * "
ton ball duchess. ' J
SADDLE AND SIRLOIN CLUB
meets 7:30 tonight in the AI Lec
ture Room.,
ton Ball Duchess. 1
WICHITA FALLS CLUB, 7:15
p. m., Thursday, Academic.-
America’s greatest football coach
is unanimously considered to he
Knute K. Rockne. He was head
coach at Notre Dame from 19l8
to the time of his death in 1931.
Mmmwmmi
Miifgin
to the Student
■d. thou Id be *
the day bef
araphing^ diyetnc. Phone
NEW Koyal typewriter!,
portable. We repair and i
machine!. Bryan Busincsn
107 2f
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SELL WITH A BATTALION
FIED AD. Ratea .».>**
insertion with a 2Ed minimutn.
rates |n Classified Section . . .v* p
column inch. Send all claMiflie< • wl'
remitUnee to the Student AcUW lea Of
fice All ad* should be turn id in
10:00 a.m. of the day before pifb icai
THE SCRIBE
Bryan.
HOSPITALIZATION or all Spin
dent insurance as low Sir 3jee it
with the world’s Janrest excluslv
. - aad accident company. Muitufl
Health & Accident Aaaqciatijoi.
Mjiers, student represciitati re
j 2-125). Resident C-12-C. Coljhi s
MAvIe EXTRA MONEY diuijin* summer
vacation month* intrududna n -w Soil
Conservation Farm Kquijlnwn item !
it (arm neiahborhood. liiii tan ■ mom
safer. No competition. ! Am r vi>d by
h-ndinx ,‘Ak" colleges and ;*o 1 experts
Nationally advertised. Manly ' t< rritorit>
open. Write Box 2S4 F.E.. 'Imo B ittalioa
Tejxas A&M Colleae, Coliex i Station
LOST- -Short coat. Cround For -c i paid
R«(turn to Student Activit)ieii (if ice. K-
w^rd.1
LOST—Ronson cigarette lilfhtier nttrave-j
iper; m a at_Shii
‘'Sami’’ Lost durinir supper m n
sa Hall, Wednesday. Marrt “
dollar reward. Return to Si
IU| Ejiaxell or Box' 729, Colii R i
MU$T;SELL THIS WEEK.-l)» It. 1941 al
alumimltn VaKubond h-nise t -a iler. Jr*
b<ix ; 'water tank ; khs, liMU«n< ind. idis i]I]n
ollnc heutimr and cookirtif ur it i. SleefHj Jo
three, See at Emery Motor if, benl* . :l
Mbnt&omery-Wnrd. Will be si Itf (o fiiti| “P*
repsohable offer.
;ER’S TEA ROOM h avail-
jate dinners, parties, and
| aerve dinners befp
or anytime by arran
n Sheaffer Lifetime pen;
een Uorm 18 and Sbi*a.
irn| 18--ai7 n
ibuildina «m ISfO.OO lot
signed for anjeery or,
!Hari iiusinesa.|| Cheap 1 ■'Especially de-‘
jfiiralwe It m veterans with 'more than 1
ilfftj n :srlhiHi{. If intefesteO. addros*
Nryan.jj Texas. ’
kNtlcH -Um(pon|ibl« worian. to care for
aby ini iMtk-nts' home during day. Light
111 diijitM. 1 'Maid ana Hendix far*
i*h<|n^ 4-|M4 after 6:00 p.m.
jT o t I c^8
(The Itilii Clerk at the Registrar's OfflM
111 b«i mJ leave March 15 through March
ua Apritll and thf
ji*i y
U. Thrt4j 1 h
B Norrtl J -"'iM":
itationL |T.
-f—ii ‘lo k
ir A&M rinys will leave
Miniature Order April
uthprlxcd de-
whose mid-
setpor clan-
semester and
p , r _ ITI , ede prior b> September 1.
1$4S. Iljn taking th|i action.iit is the intent
^ mlittee to favojrJoniy tpose aful
Will Rfudimte before the 1)149
e m hell
Iqhg Clark.
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at GOfcS “RED”,
: Lfi AID
IINGTON, Mir. 16 —'-'Pi- ] 1
A-VIk^ ,
The ;I)<‘P|rtment suit! yt-ster-
y ih|t if Italy got* Communist ..
it* |villl gt*iL no furthei 4 economic ai<l /
Ijrom tnt* UniUiii Stattfs, , t
Employees Dinner
Club Meeting Set
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The College • Employees Dinner
Club will hold its monthly dinner
pSrty Thursday at 6:45 p. m. iii
Sbrsa Hall.
| Tickets selling for $1.25 per plati*
■’are obtainable at the Aggieland Inn
'before Wednesday noon.
Entertainment for the evening
iwill include aiirpgram by the Bait-
bershop Quartet.
Real Hat
209 Soutjli Mi
Shc P
aln Street?' •
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for the, Ij 'j
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R. L* McCarty
fof Tomorrow.’! a film deal
ing ylith oil protiuctfcm, is avail
able irt the Photographic and Vis
ual Aids Laboratory ii>r the use of
studejnt clubs ami organizations,
Howard Berry, visual aids director,
has ij^mounced. j | ' j .
Th|* film deals with oil prospect
ing, Refining, and drilling, Berry
said. ; The 16 mm. filfn is in color
withji sa.uind and is. thirty minutes
long,
N<j»j charge will be made for usej
of tree film, Berry said. Those in
terested may call 4-6867 and re-
servjej the film for )i definite time.
Beriy said the film would be in the;
Phojtjigraphic and Visual Aids*of-
ficej jihtil March 31| \ •
Speaker Slated
By Ag Engineers
A; representative of John Deere
Plpw Company of Houston will ad-i
driess members of the’Agricultural
Engineering Society Tuesday at 7
p. m. in the Agricultural Engineer^
irjg liecture Room. 11| ;
(Also on the agenda Is the selec
tion of a duchess to represent the
Aigrieultiiirul Engineering Society
at thejCcjtton Ball and Pageant on
April! 16.1 ,,
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Charles A. Lewis
Gets Okinawa Duty
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Captain Charles A. Lewis, son of
Lj aBd Mrs. W. E. Leviris of Co^-
e|gfe jStation, has been assigned to
lutiy with the Army Transportation
i (Service in Okinawa. He sailed for
the Fa)’ East fronii San Francisdt)
jin Djecember.
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-RODEI
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ing, team tying, and calf roping.
The six men from A&M entered
all events. Stone, Griffith, and
Roberts entered the tiding events,
while Kruse and Wood displayed
their skill at roping. Day acted as
all-purpose man Since he was able
to rope or ride.
Every university or college could'
enter six men in the contest. There 1
was no restriction in thejinumber
of events that either a toper or
rider could enter. Rules followed at
the rodeo were those set forth by
| the Rodeo (jloWboy Association.
Teams who participated last year
were from the Universities of
Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and
Wyoming, Colorado A&M, New
Mexico A&M. Arizona State Col
lege, California Polytechnic School
and California College of Agricul
ture. Ove» four thousand fans
watched last year’s rodeo.
Intercollegiate rodeos owe at
least part of their origin to the
Universities of Arizona and of Vic 7l
torville, California;
Before the intercollegiate rodeos
of either the Universities of Ari
zona or Victorville were organized*
college rodeos had /& vigorous Start
at A&M. The first/ A&M show was
held here in 1919. This was nof
strictly a rodeo. It was called a
livestock novelty show and was
made up of livestock classes, pa-j
rades, and riding contests. This
event was repeated the following
year. /j j
In the fall of 1921, A&M Held
its first college rodeo, and thus
it appears quite evident that this
contest antedates all other col
lege rodeos by at least fifteen
years. Since that time, rodeos
have been held annually at A&M
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