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W8A qoiqAv sasuopg -auipuedxa
copies of Mathematical Physics'.?
The bents for all new inttiites
have arrived, Otto R, Kynze, cor
responding secretary of the local
chapter, said today. All new mem
bers- are requested to pick up their
keys at the Dean of Engineering
office; i ■ t
Norman C. Heffron, cataloguer,
asked today that all new initiates
who did not fill out catalogue cabds
before the initiation, should go by
the Dean of Engineering office and
do so ihri mediately.
Fifty-five undergraduate stu-
d.mts, twenty-five alumni' mem
bers and thirteen faculty members
were initiated at the initiation
ceremony which was held at the
chemistry lecture room earlier in
the evening.
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Hear Siddal Speak
Cameron Siddal, entomologist of
Cotton Poisons; Inc., presented a
discussion of the needs for entomol
ogists in commercial, extension, and
industrial fieldis to the EntomoU
ogy Society Tuesday evening, Nov.
8, in Science Hall, F. L. Rider, re
porter said. J
Siddal, class of ’31, president of
the Texas Entomological Society,
the past severail years he hgs been
district manager for Cotton Poi
sons, Inc., a subsidiary of Penn
sylvania Sa t Co., and thereby has
viewed the duties of entomologists
in agriculture and industry.
Siddal presented the parallel sm
of entomological work between
commercial extension service, and
industrial fields. Each field is
similar in the respect that specific
insecticides must be recommended
for use in order to control i certain
insects Siddal said. There is no
supposition or unnecessary claim
for an inseicticide Much has not
been proved of[ "value by rjesearch
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and experimentation according to
a staff
T. J. Muldowhey selected
to assist him with the student
publication “The Texas Aggie En
tomologist". Louis G. Gray and
Dick Griffith will serve as asso
ciate editors and Bob L.! Blazck
will be the business manager of the
publication which is due this
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p. m. Episcopal Parish House.
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION,
Friday, November 18, 7:30 p. m.
YMCA. Report on the studertt fund
raising tampaign.
LATIN AMERICAN CLUB, Fri
day, November 18, 7:30 p. m.,
YMCA assembly room.
TARLETON CLUB, Friday, Nov
ember 18, 7:30 p. m., room 301,
Goodwin Hall. Organizational meet
ing.
VETERAN'S WIVES BRIDGE
CLUB, Thursday, Nov. 17, 7:30 p.
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stock and Longhorn tender Bobby
Hill. :
With only eight seconds gone in
the second overtime Wally Pryor
sent an overhand corner shot slam
ming into the net to break the tie
and put Texas out- in front. Late
in the* last half of the overtime
Pryor again hooked the ball into
the net, making the final score
4-to-2 in! favor of the Longhorns.
Bill Moye, Ralph Ellis, and Billy
Karow making desperate, but fu
tile, attempts to score during the j
remainder of the game.
{Steers Take B Tilt
The B team game before the
main attraction ended with a
scrapping Aggie tciin|t going down
before the Longhorn B team,
3-to-O. The Aggies seemingly
controlled the ball, but their scor
ing punch fulled to dick.
Bobby Broadnax, state high
school diving champion; Skippy
Browning, National AAU cham-
plop diver; Milton Davis, second
in the Southwest last year, and
Jack Tolar, three times All-Amer
ican diver, put on a dazzling in-
te^missipn show of championship
diving. {
A return match between the Ag
gie and: Longhorn teams is sched
uled for; Tuesday night in Downs
Natatorium. During the Thanks
giving hplidays the Aggie team will
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Dallas, Nov. 18 (AP)—The
Waxahachie school system
has 30 days to provide equal
opportunity for Negro stu
dents to study courses now
offered white students there.
Federal Judge William H. Atwell
made the decision Wednesday. He
extended and clarified an order
he handed down after a prelim
inary hearing Oct. 1. The judge
told school officials to set up
even courses that Negro students
had not asked for.
The Negro parents who brought
suit against the two school dis
tricts had asked the judge' for a
permanent injunction against “sep
arate and unequal” schools.
They charged that both the
courses of study and the physical
plants at the school for Negroes
were unequal to those offered
white students in tjhe same dis
tricts, in violation of the Consti
tution’s 14th arqendment.
The Negroes ; did not argue in
either case for an order abolishing
segregation. Thf original petitions
had asked for ttn order declaring
unconstitutional; the board’s policy
of "providing fUcilities for Negro
students because of their race and
color." ; ! J
Laundry Schedule
Change Announced
During the Thanksgiving holi
days the laundry will make changes
in laundry schedules, according
to the jaundry manager.
Students who normally would
turn in laundry on Thursday, Nov
ember 24 should turn it in on Wed
nesday, November 23, and stu
dents who would turn theirs in
on Friday, Njoyember 25 should
travel tft St. Louis where they will .turn it in on Monday, November
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