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Boring Speaks
To Students Oh
Employment!
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.ted on Dallas Trip
r *ll n p n c A ' ' 'i! i [•. nr^«i
as Qiib Booth Will Provide Rooms for, Aggies; Damees
eld Friday and Saturday Nights in Dallas and SMU C
been declared an official (holiday for students!
„ I • -ima
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1 forming areas for iSaturday’s cadet corps parade have been assigned as
begin at 10:30 a.nu Saturday. ~
ill be located at tie! city hall.
td Austin
Self Entered‘Bea U ty’Ruled
UnquQlifiedfor VanityFai
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By DjVVE COSLI
Disqualifitjd! That was the de
cision of h; committee of! judges
faced with | the problem: of jdedd-
ing the fate; of Miss Prunellja Gil-
ierclutch, w^o Monday becapie the
•irst woman to enter her overt nrtrne
in* the Longhorn’s ahnual; Vanity
Pair contestl ■. ' f ;j . |jij:
Longhorn bditova Earl Rpae and
Truman Maetin were met vyith a
* inK ‘ '
when the neWs of Miss (fildek 1 -
clutch’s,bolid tnove was madejpub
lic. Miss Gfildjerclutch, the protes
tors, claimed; had no right to enter
the contest She was not connect
ed with A<£iM in any way; she:had
nobody to dopresent her at school;
and beside, the students claimed,
shje was a jdisgrace to the godd
name of Vanity Fair.
Mias Gi
the coni
Giliderclutch, who entered
tttjti iaa the result of ^
barrage of protests from students
Mystery:Judges Named For
tery
Bad Pipe [Smoking
|y C; C. MUNROE
The FiKcal Office
Contest
%
ift
rnififM reduce fees! The local ticket
squad mljfHt take ft dajf off, and it would all be news. But,
even If theie thiiitfrt (JidihttMion they would: be overshadowed
by the newh that will be released next vfeek concernihff the
judges for The Battalkin’s annual pipeismokihg contest. 1
According!to an nnnmtimbfflartt*';'! ' Ii i
from tho cbntoit
molt ^iatingmahod
over naacmblid under^
be introduced to tho chntea
thla yoar’a pipe amolclng
that want* to uati the racka
:ka aa
repaon
Ih* of-
It* in
They admit that it ttn’t
they concedp; that it ish’t iDewhy
(In fact Dowdy concedtid aome ,hl^
self), but when the names hit
leased, so hiy the officials^
news will bej just as start!! ’
an. ,
dream
nalca prompujra. For this
tho novel giulgots will not
for d on the open market, so this
will be tho first chance for any*
l>o<ly to obtain one.
y cpngreslional Investi’gat
earned up.
AH this leerecy aurroi
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the honored
Wednesday’?
newest
gether wi
mail
with
new
body of judg|
opening jdt 4
pr sport eUrne
an announct
i
that,50 new gifts have be
celved to be given to the
fifty men entered in the bt
ing e
The
ded to the siipment of,
i! ded to the shipment of
I pipes already-received, art
are ([fie ap- only one ligitfyig
swers to a pipe amokbrs prayer— but each man' may use a tamper
a set of autolnobile pipe ; raj5ks. as often as hei wishes; contestants
'1-
culation. The racks, vrhidi
attached to ariy car, have be
ented and the patent righ
chased by » major oil <
J .
The pipd racks end the corn
cob pipes 4lU be given away, but],
they are c|nlf part of the gifts]
for men entering the contest A
roup of valuable prizea has
n assembled for the winners
each class! of smoking.
addition to the standard pipe
smoking clgas, classes have beep
ablished for men having large
brn cob pipes, and
pipei.i A contest
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held at the same time
for men who: “roll their own”—
both the amateurs and the, profess
sionala. jj I y;r
Rules of {the contest are few-r
off for each man
ap; may
hei wish
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The 50 m^tal racks Werte' do- need not ke^p puffing all the time,
Hivliuit •* I r-rrrv . -v
cij^ ma
i be able judges defires he may
nated today tty their invented,’and but the pi
are the firstfto be placed
l c
any
_ Log i
ipls .must be kept lit
tune! one of
the h
oimst shekel fttom
pur-, and only
' are
<i.BH
■
fl
m any m^n’s pipe;
and women from
We. ' I< y
\ f '
challenge from some of her fel
low students at the Nayasot
Bottom Academy, refused to be
lieve that the judges had dis-
jbalified her. As to the argu
ments set forth by those who
ousted her from the Vanity Fair
race, |he had an answer for each
of them.
She was connected with the Col
lege, she claimed. Her father, it
seems, was a janitor here for three
weeks in the year 1876. “Mah con-
nectshqn with this jh’yar school
goes hick to its very fust hegiri-
in\” sh|e boasted. j '
Furthermore, she said, there was
someone here to represent her.
“Some )mrt*uni critter by the name
o’ Mundoon er Munden er some
thing like thet has done accepted
mah invito for a escort," she sigh
ed.
And she scoiied at the idea of
her being a disgrace to the good
name of Vanity Fair. Hhe has, so
she said, been offered large sums
of money (f 10) from three large
corporations, Noxema, the N.MA
(National Morttiary Association)
and Burma Shave have all of
fered to buy her photographs for
use in their sdvertlsing cam
paigns.
| She clinched her argument by
maintaining that sho had follow»d
all the rules of the contest*; She
had even entered the three neces
sary photos—4 formal portrait, an
informal portrait, and a bust shot.
(The photos have been sent to the
“The engineer must develop
a professional attitude and
live it,” M. M. Boring, repre
sentative of the General Elec
tric Company, told several
hundred engineering students
in the Assembly Hall yester
day morning.
Speaking on the qualities in a
graduate that prospective employ
ers look for, Boring said, “He
must show some indication of abil
ity. If he has dope well for the
past four year?, Chances are h°
will continue (<> do well through
the next four, te'd f<> ou.’*
Abilities as sliowrt in grades are
not the sole criterion for place
ment in a company.! The nian mu|t
possess character jo do what
eight and act wfith
He must bb ‘
honest,’’ posse:
decent manners,'
for eoRvetfsutioii.
“These ft re sjmpU*, basic, home-
ties thajt mi'
Killing emplfaskeil,
* In employment Interviews, (he
iippllcnnt In quest l<m<id freely to
it (.certain HIn c|imlifiratioiiM. Hlu*
the quesUons of tile interviewer
without Muefonref "We Ju««t
don’t hnve time for those wh«
dorfL" he wornetl.
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The day of jcib Inu 'pluses is neftr
an end. Boring j)t cdictcd. More
rigid selection of nr tu-e employees
makes it necessary for those seek
ing jobs to demonstinte their beat.
“No man shdttlil kroduate from
college,” Boring said, “without bf
ing able to dancei fo act
oom a
By TOM CARTER
“See you irv the Cotton Bowl,” will be the battle cry Many student^ will hitchhike to Dallas, pthers will ride
tomorrow as thousands of students, and faculty members the bus and many more will ride the Southern Pacific special
begin^the trek to,Dallas. | j • { } {which leaves College-at 5;30 p.m. tomorrot^. | T
" ‘ ‘ “ “ *' lia apt):
i*
. , j! j. {which leaves College-at 5;30 p.m. tomorrow
Classes will be dismissed on Saturday and that day has j Friday night the Dallas A&M Club itf sponsoring a
♦“juke-Smx” dancq pt. live Reserve
Student Senator^ Decide
Previous [Seating! Plan Best
By MARVIN
jW*.
Seating arrangements' for the
A&M-Itice football game will be
exactly as those used for the TGU
game, the Student Senate decideil
last night. Members present agreed
that this was the best afrangemeht
in view of the problems brought
up! at the meeting.
The majority of .the meeting
was devoted to a discupiion on the
no\y union building 1 by Wnype
Stftrk, director, of thpj Memorial
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Student Center. His projposal is to
run the Center as one unified busi
ness enterprise with the director
responsible to a governing; body
made up of representative mem
bers of the school.
It was suggested that about
eight students, three or;, four fac
ulty members, two or three for
mer students, and one or two fac
ulty wives be appointed to this
body. The govenrjng body or Sty-
dent Center Committee would
then be responsible to jthc j presi-
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[’n
the board
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dent of the college anil the
of directors. Hf^W-
“The Center will be the living
room’ of A&M if it is ruh right*”
Stark said. “However, the profit*
alone from the ,jsptefprises ol>-
erated by the Center will never
be enough to run ItT,'; '
Ninety-eight per .cent’ of the
schools tliat have sfodent unions
charge a compulsory fee for the
extra source of income that is
neede.1 for efficient operation,
ly iwWlltloji that make up pernoh
'*lity,” Bur'
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A&M Ag. Ed. Head to Speak At
Conference on Adult Education
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Six HtiituH, Tnxiut, Oklahoma, Now Mexico, EpuilittNi,
and ArkanMHH, will xpnd roprcHcritativoi to the nlxith Soutli^
went Regional (Jonfe^enco (in Adult Education in the Drin-
kill Hptel in Auatiri, iNovumber 8-i), according to E. iP. Alex
ander. head of the.AgrlctHtjural Education Department." -
Alexander hnB accented inn in-
community group could decide tk
quefttion am) deter
cquhi be hamlled he
At the conclusion
sion, a motion was
ut A&M.!
tho disclMi-
wed to ftp-
ably in formal Botlial party, and
speak effectively Jbefore a grou.
illustrate the Iftst! point he cited
red by
before
♦hat every engineer employed by
General Electric ! ppbke,
Vet Subsistence
So*: May Be Corrected
In Bizzell Tuesday
groups at least tWicj
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The engineer, rtr any man,
must lead a well balanced life in
order to be of maximum service
to himself and his ^ompanv. The
iob, home, play, and faith are
the four divisions of a man’s life
and he must be content to bis
coal’s satisfaction in all of these
Boring said. j .'*
“Management has hot develoned,
yet, the necessary Understanding
of man and his personal problems.
That , is the regsonifor misunder
standings between labor and man
agement” Boring emphasized the
paramount importance of “human
relations” and its effects on the
individual.
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zoology department for classifica-
Her efforts were useless—the
judges would not chant
minds. Prunella ’
come with grief,
their
consolation
she had uten her bet.
It will
■Miss Gild
:hange
was at first over-
but at last found
n the fact that at least
not be necessary for
erelutch to return to
Navasot Bottom Academy, how-
eyer, for she indicated that she
plana to go on to AusUn this
i*;'. ?TOnrF
evening.
When asked
rtistin, M(
Tring her
toothlessly <
to enter the
it that’s .a bein’ run overt at
le Navasot Academy extension
Won that in Austin. Ah kpow
be qualified thw.” i/d
iosen
ihoul-
grinned
r . „ I aims
et Bluebonnet Bell con-
East Texasi Club
To Meetilpnight
Longhorn pictjureJ for tho East
Texas A&M Club if ave been re*
scheduled for toniftht ftt 8}30 irt
the South Reading {Room of the
YMCA, Bill Hilliard^ president, an
nounced today, j '
Ties are optional, Hilliard said.
Veteran students having any de-
scretiehcy in their subsistence pa|y,
may interview W. W. Wioolverton,
of the Registration Section of the
Veterans Administration .on Tues
day in Room ifol Bizzelj Hall. [
Taylor Wilkins. Veterans Advi
sor, asked that all veteraps having
trouble with their subsisitence see
Woolverton regardless of; any pre-
v ; ous action | taken. He haid that
Woolverton w|ould handle [the cases
personally.
vita Mon from T. 11. Shelby, dean
nf foe Division of Exteinslor, the
TTnlveifotv of Texas, te opuear on
♦h« nroi^'am.. The eonwroheo is
sponsored by the Divismn Of' Ex-
♦ouoton, under Dean Shelby’s dir
ection. \ U
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A panel discu««inn on Imnorta-
*’vpg for Adult EdurntuPy in These
d ftbxl n. m
XTr.,v(a*' bv Dean 0»e»r A. tHtrieh
tyi- Geov-
Tin,,,,, will be conducted! pi;
Wends*' bv Dean 0«e»r A*
of Southwestern University,
q-etown.
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Public Utility
Course, Scheduled
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A Public Utibty Short Course
for Electrical Metermeni will be
held oil the campus Novjember IS
IS. The short course rt'tllibe spbn-
sbred bv the Electrical Engineer-
» h » «W|<WI. on
Attendan s wil be housed in “ Maior f o^ropting
Ratt J Waton Hail in Adu,t Educatio "’ V
Meetings will be held 1 in Rooms Following the presentation of
O “"thc^night o? November 10 thc ^ers* Alexander wilj lead
there will be a banquet in Sbisn I a general discussion/on problems
at 7. Admission will be $2. ; 1 presented by the other speakers.
4——;—; •—■—h—t
E. R. Alexander wl)J present
n«od for adult e^hicat'orti from an
An-arian viewpoint. Others par-
««;noting on the nanel are J. V.
WoOoodwin. assistant [manager/
Chamber of Commerce Sap An
tonio. who will e-ive an industrial
viewpoint” and J. T. RH’d. j direc
tor of Extension and Adult • Edu
cation. (Tniversitv of N‘*w Mexico,
who will give a cultural viewpoint.
At 1ft a. m. Tuesday Ajf-»xai»*ler
w<(| introduce Homer Kampfer
United .Office of Fducaj
tion. Washington. D. C., Ro^rt
T nPe, Executive Secrcterv. Adult
Fducatinn Council, foncinnati,
Ohio and George R. Z"hiner, Di-,
rector. Extension Division. Unj-
versifv j of Virginia, Cji^rUtest-
ii i,L
, , » Wfi ..
udlnt one member frani,each xtand*
Ing eommltte* of th* hhtaate fo
study suggested proppsai* on.. tf)e
opointion of tho Htudont Center,
A rerommeudillon was m*d«
to the Student l.ifo CotemlttfO
to ropftlnt tho water; fowor ; |«
colors of maroon and white with
'j*Welcome to A|tKiol«nd“ on ihi
top and outfit InsigtliliN sruuml
mm*.’-
Trt>o special Investl
mitteoa were appoints
about telephones in «
and lack of efficient —...^
laundry. A recommendation \
also passed to install water foun
tains ip each, dormitory 1 ,
At committee meetings held ear
lier in thc evening, !Witit?lpS>
was elected chairman of tho Elec
tion Committee with Paul/tamlry
as secretary, Chairman of tbe-Puif-
licity Committee will ho Marvin
Rice and Richard Hodges, seerd-
'terr. t * JfTv; •
: Areas not represente<i wore Dor
mitory. 14 and Bryan; Field Annex
S
Aggieland Empty as Troops
See§)dkas Greert PastyMs
By BUDDY LUCE
Lookout, Big {Dll Bftttcn tho
hatches and dose tho ports
Ole Army boya (ire jjomirtg HP the
pigskin-cluttered
Thq
tho
trail
, r trip
for thc journey of the year!
This weekend the Aggies leave
College Station to the cockroaches
and coondogs. By Sn|turday after/
noon the only sound that will ling
er among these wallp of gray wilt
be the flapping of Wings as the
pigeon smmdron makes its
run on Sully. { - i
The local cleaning and pre
shops have been deart^
pink by the boat load, ar|d
stations have sold out ,ol
bound gasoline. The local dhirt
have sold dase; after case of
milk, Pinky Downs has whitetrash-,
ed his Ford again, artfl* come what
may, reg and non-reg troruv,™
alike have sold out for Dali
When the news leaked out foat
Pat Parker, the Aggie Sweet
heart, will wear a light
suit and black equippage to the
midnight yell practice in Dallas
Friday alght, thirteen Ir’ ’
in the Cadet Corps how ed
lly and caught the next Owl for
the place where the chicken*
croNN thc road Just cast ftf Fort
Worth.
Here and there among the mad
dening crowd on the tampus this
week has been heard thp iinglt*
jangle of little spurs on ffeshn
tee
feet. One freshman, when accog
ted with the <
What the Aggi
this week-end rjetdied,
na play SMU, sir!” Jj- .
Meanwhile, Frank Welch d
question concerning
ries are going to do
replied, “Wejre goa-
4;-i»* 1 1
local playboys that the Jlncksboro
highway which dangles out of Dal-
direction is jraritably
dens of iniquity and
waits with open tills, swinging
doors, and boisterous buddies.
Speaking of open arms, .thf long
arm of the law just north of
Hearne was well equipped with
long arms and ticket pads during
the dash to Ft- Worth for last
year’s TCU corps trio. Odds have
that those same loving arms will
be crouched and waiting! in Cal
mitopj^ H and Bryan Fi
i( Non*niHi^-fliry stucicntsi^ \
F^ll
Plannin- Dante ;
The A&M Collegiate Chapter bf
the Future' 1 Fanners of America
will hold a ^western style dance
and barbecue Friday night. Novem
ber 12, at Shiloh Hall/Mi C. Bo-
zarth, chairman pf the program
announced today. j : ;
The Hall will be decorated in
western style, with the, Aggie
C)f&tt X Ctob located at 116^ W.
Commerce, between the Adolphus
Hotel.-and NeimBn Marcus.
Tho;dance Wil be( held in the
third floor ball foom It starts at
?:4B apd will end just befortT mid
night ."yell practice, i I
„ The : Ferris Plhza has been se
lected as the ftite; for midnight
briween
iectod as the fti-te ror midnight
VeU ifmttice. It Is located beltween
the Union Station and the Jeffcr-
<u*n. Hhtel. l i
kina street, two blocknloff of Main.
The reviewing stand wiir be located
ftt the City -'Hall..
Following the parade, most stu
dents Will^nuilto their way to tho
whcjro kickoff for tho
ganift ia scheduled for
fP&W
3:.'I0 p.m.
if
.If time, {Cadet Colonel of
rps Bob] McClure will pre-
»(enj Miss Ffttrieia Iforker, Aggie
Bwftothpnrt froth IPHCW, to the
^ _ dance will
H.M.U. Btudent
art ffotl
. body,
the
be h»l«l
swee
ItlKJl
Unlon^luKdlijg.j It will lasl from
/irgaiiUiaiimt ort the H.M.U, ram-
V to
sored
re In being
C*in." a
%e Ifa ttef^iwiilaiitt of t
jMU sfodent body
/roilih’nt of theflh
Board,*; imve asked that as ^
Agjflert^ us pesftibte attend thn
he
ati
jttltJ ■ ■ . r .
ProsIdcJH of the < Union Governing
and BUI Komi
min,
many
not having theni . ’
- lifteli . m
Indicated Uiat
Inblo for* thoR'
The urogram will begin .
m. with u “surprise” event* At 7
the barbecue will be 'Served
the dance will be from 8 Uittil 12,
Bozarth added. 'j; 1 r ' /:
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Eugal to Play for
Concert and Dance
Xavier Cugat, thc Rhumba Kinj
his orchestra, and his troupe wl
•t and dance
r.
appear for u concert
here on Saturday, NovimbW 18r
Orndy Elms, iiHsistnnt; Diroctoi' of
B ”'dent Activities, uimnurtcad
day. . [ ' p ' [U
The concert will be held In
Gulon Halt ut 7:16 hf ni. Only
general admission tickets will hr
sold, those priced at 70 cent* for
students and $1 for noii-fti
Elms said, t • • ,•'
m
conceH,
move
After the
wmpany will
for the All-College
ning at 9. Dance
stag or drag.
Featured with Cui
Jose Luis Mbnero,
Aladdin, Elms conclui
e .Dallas Morning News; which
pined Tuesday that Texas had
bout as many chances of goii
Republican as the Aggies ha\
beat SMU this Saturdart. |.
j The grapevine has It that
welcome mat j ml out in >Dalh
and e very bod r is in
eluding Prunella, the ,
entry in Vanity Fair,
allows as how she can
“"1
weekend.
A word to the Wise shoftld be
sufficient, and testimonials from
some of the hot-rod drivers have it
that Calvert’s local Fearless Fos-
dicks have some superspecd ma
chines this year that the BuicRs
many Monday morning.
The San Angelo Cl
at 7:30‘ tonight, N
Room 203 of the
Building, Harold Br
dent, announced toda;
Duchesses for
dance and their
elected. {T-
I Pictures for 1 the
also be made at this
■““•gllB
Imm
Housipg facilities mart be ob-
tallied at an itiformution booth
which Will bo lowtedfot the Com
merce I Street entntneo of tho
^dolphus Hotel, according to word
received from Iteb'frrt Germond of
foe Pallas A&Mfclub.
Ifo said thp ,l>ooth would bo
manned by former students and
will be open from 5 to 9 p.m. Fri
day and from, 6 to ,9 p.m. jKatur-
day* L
Germqnd said, [“Wo will not as-
sieri ju man a rooih until he is
go out ftnd find where it
ve trouble or
up in cane ho
ey all will.”
WRR wUl
broadcast:the baladc Saturday
morning according jto. J. T. Mil
ler, narrator of the event Di
rector >f the program will be
Pete Tedlie, of WRRL The station
is 131(1. on the radio dial and a
rebroadcast will probably be
played over WTAW next week. .
ilrtformntion ’ dlieels for the
broadcast have been [handed out to
every uiilt and to regimental staffs,
sheets will contain colorful
unlMmd will
as
ng
the parade
will be
overseas
ies.
Parch is a* fol
low*: Corps Staff, Hsnd, Infantry
Regiment Corp Troops, A i r
Group, ! Cavalry Engineer Rej
stand. ■
■ Ahsci
is 9:30
number
raps
The
l*gk
rtll-
•M,
P III EnUrii
menti Cftmposite Retrfment, Ai
lery Itefimfent, Freshman Ba
and the Freshmap Kogiment
CadeW have U?en rttiuested by
Cdlonel Boatner, PMH&T and Com
mandant,, not'to return to the re
viewing Ktufid ardu since there will
almady b<v * MU
point. Hi) also ui
dets Nip 1m
time in order that irterything wlU
tion ut that
■■ Jl that .nil iS*
detu be ftt tho unpointed place on
run smoothly. , j ,
Senate, mcmbonifof
a rdf social committee
[ft dftnee for
the Student
oxocutlve
nave been In-
inner by the SMU student
coftncll Saturday pint j
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entnasse Friday. •
mmmm
Fees Ins
For Nov
t'Mrd^iinstaU
payable from to
ber 18, W* H.’
troller; has ann.
The fees will
*28.80 gbing 1
room rent, and
Students will
eafo day that
ttelr fe
tudents wl
in [the paying
f-i
Will be
til Novem-
comp.
;70, with
I for
laundry,
d $1 for
days late
feet will be
Holzroann
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