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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1948)
LET'S LISTEN TO DCDDEftfv/OSTH AFTER AlL1W£RE'£ NOONEMiiO HAS BE! INTlMA' ClATED ^E'S B" - " WM 1 f4— TTC!N,WMV DON'T V7F. BSCAUSr rcoesj THERE AREN'T ANY L&PTff \ \\ x j "/Y : ri they were the sv^etest rtosr LOVABLE OP ALL Pi<aS. r /-AND fSOBf) >'M TOLD THEY WERE THE TASTJIST rQQ'rfswCKfDRC&r) OLD AS I AM—fVfc NEVER TASTED ONE—THEY'RE EXTIMCT.7 —And, any day now- i may fc^F' TOO '-*OH^ tfoerc LETX GET THE OLD COOT'S MIND orr THE SuBoECT.r ‘SR-BOCTOR-LOOK AT THESE.'?’-PHOTOS OF RURAL HOC | ; SHOWS/: r -THEY | WANT YOU TO PICK THE MOST I PHOTO GENIC PIC OF ■ 1948 rr- ■■ -1 -j— Engineeing , 'f T^l 1 1 RATTLEf ■| “ V AGGp: ntmi circle of a&m Mf'thodjst Church, 7:30 p. m., Mon- (tey, Home cif Mrs. Jim Teddlie, •1402 College Maih. NEWMAN CLUB meeting, Mon day, May 17, 7:1? p.m., St. Mary’s Chapel. ELECTION OP OPW- CER3. Seniors eceive Faculty Awards II. ,L Auvoi’inani, iv.iW. |vi|jnl,'| EE nee Ooi R. L. Clelland, aiii ; have boon I aejlocti'tl by the (to j reeeivl mid E. A. faoit'tr, neers, nnd the leilvi- [ Co t the t'^he ncering fapulty jh | awards forj Jilrjtte, . , | . The nwiikbs are! pit*sentedi ejich j The i semester to graduating jneijubirs j of the 'Sewior Cl (ts^ who !'h|ive j achieved dintinclio i by- high the Iitstitiitjo of Radio Engi-j dent every semester. He is a.stu- tudent Engineers j dent member of the AIChE, the ncil. During hia freshman year i Scholarship Honor Seciety, In 19't4 iva$: days Ihistorin'n. A paper of} he was president of the Junior ’•(Ki!* “(Mdsing Gaps in the Class. or|i Remark|s on Series Re-j The awards, in the form of a contributions [to tie; growl) progress of; tpo t c'hpol of neerinf* and the Cillejge. afj electric AUVERMAf guieering student hand was a ! ; and the Ross WARD. ; ; and has at fa ned dVerage of L.i-U. uished stud ?n a Scholarship Voiu h«}> an son ui<?e,” was presented at the Marge bronze plaque on a mahog- stm enti convention of the seventh ahy background, will he presented by “H. W. Barlow, dean of engi neering, at cothmencement exer- ilnd j 1947. !! , i ' ' ci^ps on June 4. enti convention of the seventh t . , . scSo-J gcogigtliical (listrict. AIEE,. in Al- iastic attaifin$nt hnd nofewlor&y ! i>ur(|ug5quc, New] Mexico, in May f Ti: icsl (in- i 1 C iHg ,ELAN!V, a cllienucal enpincor- ; student froip Tienoa, lias a ^ aVeijage of 2.88 aiili 1 has a gin<1.0 pbint average oj A‘J- ! hns 1 a 'li^Hnnshod student distinguished • sMnti evi ‘ r ^ ^ TT • thc set ' 0?U I S ° i for six seih-Jters. His orgdniita- : b»s tre^unan year.. He is tional activities Tntduide mewib^r- ... , , ... sh'o in the sthden. Mane!. A1EE, Sehijlajlshic) H|onor Soticity.: ^'hola^hip Honol-bouety. itOjers. elhctiica! a member of the AIChE, the Amer ican Chemical Sbciety, '• and, (he Commissions Open To Postgraduates In US Air Force PRE - MED, PRE - DENTAL SOCIETY, 7:30 tt. m., Monday, Bi ology Lecture Room. Dr. H. L. Sfewart to speajk. Refreshments will be geiwed. j RANGE & FORESTRY CLUB. Annual steak fry, 4 p. m., Satur day, Hensel Park Area 1. i i I • a | I s .< it ■ •rim- j-- .^..1“ tisL d W >«</••• v' • F- Mb' M lg|| W ■ J > J9 m - " < '• MM . t '-r " r > ; ♦ f ' - ' • - —r wf’wm mMBBM * ,? - r i* . *1 • ■ t XX'- . . < , m %** * - Former Air Force personnel who BAETZ, also- .ji chemical engi- neei ing major fmm San Ahtonio,, . , . , • , . neering major, is f.om Hoist| n, has la ^tade point average of 2.64 ! a ? x ‘ 1 1 nter '’ s ^ ( l ‘X ^ C °T"n ' ' and I,a” been a distinguished stu- he , A ! l M. I,( ) ? rce R sh « u d 1 ' 1 ( meet with Colonel G. R. Bond in j : j the Petroleum Engineering Lec- V. R. SCHMIDT won the Reserve Champion! at thY Saddle and Sirloin Livestock Show he - e last Saturdays He was gaven the award for his work in fitting arit‘ Step Out in Style and Comfort sitns jat i-ach <ntrance to the leatrhl' Early t tried running (i” trailer on ch showt. Duri SMOKING' IN CHON T ' . Last February Mr. Tom Pud- Manager of ' ' ” ” re. posted “N iuion Hall The- 0 SMOKING" in March he a “NO SMOK- the screen at ng the months le theatre has checks of the February, Mjirch and April usher in t ide I periodic ai dienee ajnd haU asked smokers to put out their cigarettes or leave (he theatre. On May a Mp. Puddy made w •‘NO’SMOKING" signs, ex- ainiiig that smbkers would be ■cud frpm j the theatre arid hjeef to disci ilinary action. May 8 at the, Aggieland illies ajnnount ements were ade ‘over the public address: sit m reminding the audience; o! the “NO SMOKING’’ regu lations. Despite |hesc signs, an- uncements and patrols some- e ini the Aggieland Follies iditnhe ulraostl caused a se als ; incident !by carelessly bping a cigarette into a dijvpe in (lie theatre. In (OnldrrnaiuM with Nalion- Stkte.J and [local Jaw- and liege; regulations there will no smtikiqg in Guion Hall uatrf. :^?s' is not only .for otection but for common de ne). Offenders will be rcr moved from the [theatre. i ture Room at 7 p. m. Monday. According to recent army regu- 'lations, students who are pursu ing :t postgraduate course in cer tain technical fields and who,ser- ved in the Air Force during World War II will be eligible for com mission. Individuals who are particular ly desired are those majoring in civil engineering, electricity, phy sics, meteorology, law, chemistry, electrical engineering, industrial and production engineering, metal lurgy, physiology, psychology, and I aeronautical engineering. Candidates for a commission must have had active duty in the Air Force since December 7, 1941, either as an officer or- enlisted man. ! Iri addition, a prospective officer must, not be over 27 years old uml must have an honorable record of l prior service. Officers selected and appointed will, be returned to active duty in 4d showing the barrow.v Cooking Demonstration Given By Gas Companies’ Food Staff rO'? v/‘’~ * 'akinfled Ads SELL WITH A RATTAUON CLASSI- •PIED ,AD» Itatn . . . .1C a word per insertion with n 2S(* minimum. Space rates in Classified Section . . . GOC per column inch. Send all classifieds with remittance to the Student Activities Of fice. All ads should be turned in by 10:00 a.m. of the day before publication. drawers rind dir fin able. See! S-Ryt. J. Trailer Ro. U-3. SEE US fdf electric? or acelF -Ljobft latye or small. llU I ohiorry Oo., New llWy. Ciln it. t» Way CafK I TYPING—Brine your themes and thesis to C-13-A, College View Apartments./ after 5:00 p.m. or to the Scribe Shop. 1007 E. 23rd. Phone 2-G703. FOR SALE—1933 Indian Motorcycle .'74“. See Hill Manning, Hart 1-15. FOR SALE—1916 Cushman scooter—$129. See at F. W. Woolworth Co., Bryan. A^k for B. F. Swindler. FOR RENT—I room furnished apartment from June through August—SO.VOO per month. 2200 A Ik-hoi, Bryan. FOR SALE House No. I. Project Area. Furnished or unfurnished, it. J. Carl ton, Box 5119. FOR SALK— Tires, batteries, trailers. You can buy cheaper from Haker Tire Co., tflS W. 22nd. Phone 2-M59. FOR SALE—Servicyela bou dj windshield. . horn, '!peeJr|ttij , seat. Ctcnn for ertsh. Jenkins. |] | FOR SALfi—l pr. senior boot pants—$55.00. Also, and serge shirt. Sen L, Room 22|. No. C. | FOR SAI.F.—One Bush ant personal piano of music 1 IPs, Coljeye. FOR SALK—Studio couch. ( p.m. Apt,; A-12-W, Collett’ FOR SALE- 1941 Studebakit condition 1[ Call Mrs. Noel 2-2190 evenings. FOR SAl.li. it Ruiek Si See l«'fnri' Sunday, Kuer-.j R. C. ECHOLS Realtor Over Canotly'H 1‘lutrmnoy Bryan Thonc 2-64r>4 wu, sibrjic'-cL. •'. i»e, pinks dn,| ^ / ehaip^, spur’. sW /' Butler. 211>. tj>'AN’TF.D--Agf le* \ to work Theater; operat ExpeHepee not dr Saturdays- ‘ Co ' doormeri, ‘ ir sary. ApijlyT p.m. to ^:00 p.fu 8PRC1AL — For gtaduatiott al rings add diamond jewelry discount. CaldwvU's Bryan. Texas;, ' | dint.-it.,t Jeu'elrjy 1 , > nk ji4 4ft, NOTICE. FACULTY i WANTED ,. •d, ST GRADUATION STU fift it led CARTELS OR COMPETIT See Stocking's and Watkln’g the satne name T* A Corrfspefdenee course! for POST GRADUATION STUDIES ION? book o> . Interested faculty mcmbei ( y -V|. M: Knire«. Austin Hall. I’jlejtse htftrv. k- < Iji J Near A&M Ganipus till I |) . • ‘ ' L Two bedroom house with FOR SALE Senior Iwmls. Sire lOjC C. C*lf 10. Reasonable. See Harris. 101, No. 10. FOR SALE—1942 Ford station wagon. Good mochanicnl condition. Good tires. Priced to Bell. Fvnns, Hart Hall, E-7. FOR SALE—1927 CJfforolct Tudor. Spot light, heater, IWliglit. Earl D. Sher man, Apt. 269/?, Annex. LOST—1 pty of rimless reading glarscs nnd dark blue case. Reward for their recovery. Contact Griffin! F-P, Hart Hall/ X , SPECIAL—Aggie Udts nnd buckles—$3.60 / now only #2.00. Caldwell's Jewelry Store. Bryan. Texas. Aggie-Ex Promoted To Commander Of Washington Base Used Ct Heac](|iiarl /•ll, Ford, Tudor ’41, Mbreury, Coupe l ’29, Lijncoln-Zophor ’39, Chevrolet, Tuchf ’39, Ford, Tudor s ; ’38, Cljevrolot, Tufldr ’38, Ford, Tudor | ’37, Cbovrolot, Seihft ’3C, Plymouth, Coufje ’33, Pontine, Sedan j ’48, Chevrolet,. Picki|n ’48, Jct>p ’47, Dodge, Express] ^ ’40, D(]dge, .Truck | ’37, Ford, Panel Del|v;ry ’,35, Ford, Truck e] j plenty of stomge space, a big > 1 gkrage, and a G. 1. lokn that may be aaBumed. Monthly paymentB of— 833.0(1 For 82,000 We have a nice small house on a gravel street j ^pavement. Lot size GQxlSO. ust off Hy H. Z. WHITE Mrs. Gussie Lee McCrary, dis trict supervise!- of the Lorje Star Gas Company’s Waco district and Miss Chariot Smith, stAtuiried in - tunf), and br<iil<xl a sirloin steak at tiigh tempefature. Cooking ni(iat ■ with moist heat was shown bj; th<’ cooking of a Bryan with the Lone Stir Gas j pot of roast, braizing a veal heart Company’s Home Economic* Divi- j in a pressure jautsepan. and hread- sion, presented a domonstraluon on i ed pork chojis cooked with an meat cooking to an audidnee of apple.. approximately 150 persons jin the [ Miss Smith i explained that the l '^'("Vcle'rnv' Animal Industries Lecture Room | keynote to thd cooking of meat is j * jj 0 Ws f R ' c . onim jssione<l in 1918 as I last night at , p.m. ! the usp of a l^v; temperature, and | • !U „, advanced . through The demonstration was i banned | cooking the meat until it has j the ranks to that of ^'admiral 1 for the benefit oj the- students • reached the. correct internal tenir [ j n ip.js who are now taking A. H. .'If,7 and j perature. PaMdets were also; Bledsoe commanded the crusier Albert M. Bledsoe, an Aggie i who became an admiral instead j of a general, has been recently I made commander of the US Naval j Base in Bremerton, Washington, i „ Rear Admiral Bledsoe, who at-1 (Lo N- Main St tended A&M in 1913-14 as an agri- 1 culture,, student, later graduated I from Annapolis and made the! Navy his career. His naval service • during World War II won him both the Navy Cross and the Le-* gion of Merit. Born in Texas, Bledsoe attended j public schools in Cleburne, Texas and later the Columbian Prepant-! torv School, Washington I). C. in addition To A&M ami the Naval BRYAN MQlfcitRj COMPANY'll IS Your Friendly Ford] ! ea iFurnishefl . Two bedroom house with an efficiency apartment that rents for $35.00. Pricfri right at— $6500 | I I ” I .i, JH | 7 CULPEPPER Realty Co. East Gate — Phone 4-1101 their wives. The demonstrations the permanent grade* of second I both dry heat and wet heat cook- (>„«. „f thij pamphlets “Beef lieutenant. T t SAF, and in the tem-I ing. For dry heat cooking Miss | Cuts dml Hoiv to Co®c Them,” ! j passed out which contained van-1 Denver from February, 1944 ii|icliid<-d; ons nifeat i<‘cipo8. | to ^p r ji ( 1945 and operated with Task Force 58 in the Marianas J campaign in July, .1944. Later his [held in the AU8 immediately prior to being processed for separation. ; perary grade in the AFUS as was j Smith prepared , a standing rib was not av;iilj(hle for dTstributlon, | Mtip |iarticipated in the Philippin I- r roast, pan broiled bacon, broiled j but Miss Smith stated that it had liberation, campaign and for hero- hamburgers (at a low tenpe.ru-, been ordered for 2 weeks and she! i^ni during ♦h : « r-—-■■nicnt he re- j . I hopes Jto have fhdin available soon.' eeived the Navy Cross. The meat used for the demon- ON THE CAMPUS - Al TO PAINTING j ItiHly A Tender Work Fr**e Ksti|mat<*s R. I. BONDS TljlJ.lNG STA. College Ntulipn, Texas i , J[1"! ^So octioni free . p . so per fectly td|ored! Stpp into summer'^ fun witH Norris 1 1 Cosuols 4- the Sport Shirts.] that give (comfort and good j looks. Made . qf highest I k quality cotton qnd royon ]■ <- ! i p J. FOR THOSE WffO fabrics, course our wide and sizes, 0 s Kat) I e of lect how from ] range of styles BEST DEMAND THE College Shop Repair •! North Gate Q> •! ! The Exchange Store - “Servin?! Texas Aggies” j ; i For MODEL AIRPLANE SUPPLIES Jones Sporting Goods 80S S. Main Bryan Ph. 2-2882 ■ZZ* ftAUAK strntiohs wps given to the person whose nameg were drawn from th ■ curds which they had previous! I signed. The standing rib roast \Va , won by H. Z. White; the veal hea’ - j an<l bacon by I). K. Copeland; por' chops, C. W.: Freeman; sirlo' - steak. John EJ Sibley;' pot roast j Guy T. Moore; amid the hamburgoi by C.' W. Grej;;.. In addition | tot furnishing the 1 cook for the sljmw. The Lone Star i Gas Compan>’’.4 Bryan office also I furnished the j^toye and ref rigor- ; ! ator. ! -T-j-7^ Cocker Club Holds Open Slum Sunday • T h e Bruzqs Valley Cocker Spaniel Speeiafty Club will spon- spr an: open dog sjhow in the Ani- | inal Hushahdr\| ! Favillion Sunday! ; aftempo 11 at ijiOO; In ajinouneing the show, Mrs. K. E. Elhuiuist sa(id there would he breeds' entered [from all over the ; stittt* with several outstanding in- ! dividual entrarits. Admission’is! frite and the gen- ; oral jmhlic , .is I invited to attend. Mrs. Elmquist yontludod. | j | RO I C Seniors To Meet Monday • Cadets receiving Reserv Commissions in June will mee' Monday at 7:30 in Room 301 Goodwin Hall. The meeting, which will bf '•omhuted hy Captain A. W. Stockweli, unit instructor of th- reserve for the College Station area, will concern active duty during thc Summer months. ‘Number, hell, I want peanuts!’ 1 . WASHINGTON—'Ah — Students estiinaite that use of rockets in re search have brought more knowl edge about the earth’s upper at mosphere since World War II than in the previous |20 years of study 7 . I We got e*n Big, Litllje, & Wliitc ; U ■ FQR THE 1RING DANCE j l! Youij dorm representative will call. STUDE CON - -r r ! “Run by Aggies for ■ r [i z |T 21 FLORAL :ssioi S TEAK PLATES $1.00 Clubs or Fillets with Fruit Salad Dr John S. Caldwell Optometrist Caldwell’s Jewelry Store Bryan, Texas KELLEY S STEAK HOUSE For More V U I j j. . Readers BUY A BATTALION Classified Ad if reaches more readers than any dRily newspaper between Houston and Waco. A COMPLETE SUPPLY OF Candies — Confections and Drills Jones Pharmacy 101 N. Main Bryan LET AN Aggie Student SERVICE YOUR CAR GAS OIL EXPERT GREASING WASHING WAXING & POLISHING STOP AT-THE