Arlun DftViil M, . ! Non-I lot. The L_ Studen.t Afeti To VO p to cast yc III ' L m * ■p- ■ (Cont: j • v. > We talked abo stadium would be thcj —has lower^l Plans no4 ci •ad r / 4 Addr .ItleS cd frdJh uZ, about 66,001 What, no Itocently, ran.a mile; Relays it il « 4 i mile in « turned In Tenn,, In 1 Huu-nr Bo' 1689.; Ho either raoo, ■as Relaya that race ■ti ished seconfj t Rideout* A&M, seCf J. D. Ham^fchi star, in 1# 'ty working »|»h Wl kov '1 gam j !> •. CORPS KDITOK IKIjANI) llir.0 Chuck CabnutBS B Hensley, Jr. II Bill Billingsley 1 ■ 1 _ not living in the dorms, will use this bal filled out and mailed by 6 p.m. Wednesday i lames except the one 4 :! I «fc W 1 CORPS EDITOR BATTALION i-r i. or brought to the Tor which you wish • *****•' •' H h had Iding a which i nation mewhat. dium of ■ boston ? lompson he Texas ill fastest itory, It designation V I jming at 1.8 in a |es than est. He lomphis, in the ms in Inot win ht> Kan* and in ne, ftn> ^.2. t Texas idle for distance ill keep i i ! ■ .1 CHARLES C. SCHWAB - 1/ English Rider Now Trainer Around Britain’s racetracks they used to identify Jockey Fulke Wal wyn as “the man who had broken every bone in his body. His last fracture—of the skull— proved his best break. The doctor ordered him to quit. From so-so success as a jockey, he took up training and shot to the top. In 1945, hif first season, Walwvn saddled six winners. In 194G-47, he rocketed to the top of the trainer's list with (10 victories. Lust season he had 76, a record for 'chasing here. ii , This Seanojj he fell short of the record becaujte of an epidemic of coughing that kept many of his horses from ihls Saxon House sta bles at Umbourn, Berkshire, hud won 01 rtices worth § 15,036 ($(10,144) thjrough March. 'T don't know how I do It," says the 88«year4ola trainer. "Maybe it's because I do nothing else. I have no hobblM. 1 haven’t hud a vacation since 1 left the Army. All I ever think about is racing." Another gbiid reason is his pret? ty wife, Dl(ina. a cousin of the Earl of Ranfdrly. She is his Girl Friday around the stables. / Haviqg Won enough race^ to make hijn top 'chase trainer fbr the third straight year, Walwyn’s horses are going out tO/lbll in the pasture for |the sum Bob Sweepyl, the / A mer ' can ama teur golfer and banker who lives part of the ^edr in England, is among Walwyn’s patrons. Another is Miss Dorothy Paget, most ex tensive 'rabejhW-se owner in Brit ain, who seat’' Walwyn her string of 'chasers ip 1946. Walwyn won the Grand National iy 1936 on Reynoldstowh. He was an amateur! rider, a cavalry offi cer in the 9th Lancers, but the victory so Isteamed him up for racing that he resigned hi%^com mission and became a professional jockey. Schwab Elected Engineer Editor The Engineering Council has an nounced the election of Charles C. Schwab, junior in Mechanical En gineering, as Editor of the Texas A&M Engineer magazine. Schwab whose home is in Beaver, Pennsyl-' vania, will hold this office for the coming school year of 1949-50. Roland Bing, Manager, Student Publications, announced that the publishing policy of the Engineer lias been revised effective next fall. Starting with the October issue. Bing said, the Engineer will be published eight times a year or monthly The Engineer will then have re sumed the eight-issue schedule which it had maintained prior to the war. During the war it had ceased publication. In January 1947 it resumed operations but on a quarterly basis. What’a Cooking AMERICAN CHEMICAL SO- CIKTY, 7:30 p. m,. Tuesday, Room 9, Chemistry Building, ' A8ME, Tuesday, Mr. Berryman's home. AICHE, 7il5 p, m., Tuesday, Room 104, Petroleum Building. BASTROP - LEE COUNTY, 7:30 p. m., Thursday, Room 20H, Academic Building. DEL RlO A&M CLUB. 7:30 n. in., Thursday, Rending Room, YM* CA. / HEART O’ TEXAS CLUB, 7:30 AL m., Thursday, C. E. Lecture Room. PREMEDICAL - PREDENTAL SOCIETY, 7:30 p. m., Tuesday, Room 32, Science Hall. VM '61 WIVES CLUB, Wednes day, Home of Mrs. Barbara Ryan, Holick Street, College Station. B Naval Officers Hold Interview The Offlre of Naval Officer Pro- curement In Pallas will have two representatives on the campon May 8, 4, and 5 to interview students interiatad In a eareet of Naval, tviallnn, Gobnel II. L. Beatwu'i ♦MW, nhneunead Unlay. It, Cmdi'.j .NMhheelm'k ami Li, Chapman will ha hare to talk la students who will receive their hareatnureai* degrees in June. Complete information about the Naval AvtaUOh Program for col lege graduates will be available, The officers 'Will be in the li brary on tty second floor of Ross Hall from 8130 a, m. until 4:30 p. m. each of the three days they are on the campus. -«_L T—.i .. — Business Society To Meet Tonight A formal business meeting of the Business Society will be held tonight at 7:30 in Buildinjg A ac cording to Marvin Hegemeier, president. The meeting will deal- primarily with planning for the Spring social, Hegemeier said. “Itfs very important that every member of j the Business Society attend this meeting,’’ said Hege meier. “For some time discussion has been going on concerning some type of social activity to be held by the club before the end of this semester. As yet nothing has been done and time is growing short.” he continued. Hegemeujr stressed the fact that the meeting tonight will be the last one at which any planning can be done. “If there is not a quorum present, thpre will be no meeting and therefore no social,” he con cluded. I: i ’ Thl» -tnUiKt l» u-*rlnH‘il. • V vi W ■ ' I ■ # LTL ABNER • •' ••'/v VOKUh'S MOON, ANYe*uCA LIKE A PAW«. .'-Ah'U. Battalion CLASSIFIED ADS Page 6 SELL WITH A BATTALION CLASSIFIED AD. Rates ... 3c a word per Insertion with a 23c minimum. Spac* rates In Classified Section ... 60c p« column Inch. Send all classifieds With remit tance to the Student Activities Office. All ads should be turned in by 10:00 a.m. of the day before publication. • BUSINESS SERVICES • REGISTER NOW for summer term start ing June 8 for shorthand, typing, book keeping and associated subjects. Mc- Kenzle-Baldwln Business College. Dial 2-6655. ~ • WANTED • WANTED—One used microscope. Call 2-1P7S. Charles Edward Copeonavel free show at Campus. Saddle and Sirloiners Discuss Rodeo Plans Final plans for the Little South western and the spring barboque will be discussed at Saddle and Sir loin Club meeting Tuesday night at 7:}10, Carl KempSln, dub presi- dcut, announced today. All members uni urged to bo present so that tlul Little South western can be effectively organi zed. The annual Mitring harheque will also be planned. FOR SALE—2 bedroom'; house with gar age and sleeping porch, Southside. Col lege Station. G. I. loan to qualified veteran. Phone 4-8117J Price—16,00<).00. FOR SALE—1937 Ford (Jo coupfl. De pend a b 1 e, economical transportation. $235.00. Hancock, Room 321, Chemis try Bldg., A.&M. College. / FOR SALE—20’ house trailer. Priced to sell.;' Trailer K-6. Area 4. FOR SALE—2 bedroom. pre\rar, ; KHA house. 100% O. 1. Loan/ Excellent condition. Large lot.!| Venetian Fblinds, woodburnlng fireplace.! igArage, shrub bery, sidewalks. Wajklflg dlstitnre to college, Ckrnsolldated wniool, anij shop ping center. Priced rlinit. Phoms 4.H03J or Inquire at 401 li| 0 htclalr, ^’allege FOR HAl.W t040 / / »ludemtker Vj (op pick-' ill. with overdrive, oiiiM new; Jl.’j iplles hell .a cost / I. I,, <1 Rlrtmrdso#, lios 9241 Room 333, D<9fm 13, Cr,llei|e HIM- lion, / Tops with the Top Stars in ‘ • M Tret i'm new roim for. I tna “r -up do\vn trace -» i|' It' t :• -H- kM If! it now (a Whole >-to-the- -made- ‘■jtximfort, ijiul the flF course sort of speed streak irhile the Air Force Pulls Out of Pacific * WASHINGTON, May 1 —UP)— The air defense of the central Pa cific will rest entirely on Naval and Marine Aviation after next month. The[ Air Force announced today that its Pacific Air Com mand would be terminated on Jqne 1. '' / *' G. C. Curtis, D.C., Ph.t. Palmer Graduate CHIROPRACTOR y Modem Uptown Office Main at 2flth over Creamland Phone 2-7088 —r I Oonault Dr. Carlton R. Lee OPTOMKIIURT With Your Vloual Problems 203 ■. Main — Bryan Phone 2-1662 1T)B EYE EXAMINATION * AND QI-ASHE8 . CoimiuU OR. J. W. 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