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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, November 11, 1952
Texas Artists’
Paintings Being
Shown In MSC
The Contemporary Artists
Collection is now being; exhib
ited in the front display case
in the MSC, said Mrs. Ralph
Terry, sponsor of the MSC art
gallery committee.
The 25 paintings being exhibited
are a part of a large selection of
paintings submitted by Texas art
ists to the Knoedler Gallery of
New York City. From the numer
ous paintings received. The Knoed
ler Gallery selected G9 paintings
which they are now exhibiting in
various parts of the state, said
Mrs. Teriy.
The purpose of the exhibit is to
provide regional exhibits for the
Texas artists, she added.
From the collection which was
recently exhibited at the Contem
porary Museum in Houston, 25
paintings were selected to be dis-
jdayed in the MSC showcase.
Several of the well known Texas
artists whose paintings are repre
sented in the collection include
Otis Dozier of Dallas; E. M.
(Buck) Schiewetz, former student
of the college; Francis Skinner of
Houston; and Janet Turner of
Nacogdoches.
The exhibit will be displayed
in the MSC until Nov. 4, and it
will then be sent to Austin where
the entire G9 paintings of the col
lection will be displayed in the
capitol.
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COMMISSIONED—Don M. Lind
say, ’51, received a reserve com
mission at the Naval Officer Can
didate school at Newport, R. I.
recently. Lindsay who is from Col
lege Station majored in zoology
while attending A&M.
Rue Pinalle Opens
Again Friday Night
Rue Pinalle will be held in the
MSC Friday.
Starting at 8:30 p. m., the pro
gram Will last until yell practice,
said Miss Betty Bolander, pro
gram chairman of the MSC.
The MSC Combo will furnish
the mufeic for the program, and
the other entertainers will be an
nounced later in the week, said
Miss Bolander.
Admission is GO cents.
What's Cooking
Tuesday
7:15 p. m.—Agricultural Council,
Social Room, MSC.
Institute of Aeronautical' Sci
ences, New Engineering Bldg.,
Fred Welch will speak on the Air-
coupe.
7:30 p. m.—Journalism Club, Sen
ate Room, MSC.
Society of Automative Engin
eers, Room 3B, MSC.
Caldwell County Club, Room 3D,
MSC.
Agricultural Economics Club,
Room 2C, MSC.
American Foundryman’s Society,
Room 2D, MSC.
Amateur Radio Club, Room 2A,
MSC.
MSC Dance Classes, Assembly
Room, MSC.
Rodeo Club, AI Library, Impor
tant Business.
Camera Club, Room 2B, MSC,
Actual demonstration of basic
darkroom pbocedures.
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• FOR SALK •
ONE NEW TUXEDO, 39-41 long. Phone
4-4094 after 5 p.m.
Economics Club, Room 125, Aca
demic Bldg.
7:45 p. m.—Talk and slides of Sy
ria, Social Room, MSC.
IE Wives, South Solarium,
YMCA.
Wednesday
8 a. m.-5 p. m.—Electric Meter-
men’s Short Course, 3B and 3C,
MSC.
7 p. in.—Bowling Committee, Room
2D, MSC.
Electric Metermen’s Banquet,
Ballroom MSC.
7:15 p. m.—Hillel Foundation,
Room 2A, MSC, Rabbi Chertoff
of Austin will discuss “Israel and
Peace in Middle East.”
Browsing Library Committee,
Room 3B, MSC.
Executive Committee, Senate
Room, MSC.
7:30 p. m.—Business and Profes
sional Women’s Club, Room 3C,
MSC.
Group Sauer, Room 3D, MSC.
Air Force Reserve, Rooms 2A
& 2B, MSC.
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facilities. Trimming, toothing, nail clip
ping, whelping, stud dogs, dog food,
supplies, crate rental. Open Sundays.
On Highway 6 south of College.
• HELP WANTED •
PHOTO-ENGRAVERS for Student Publi
cations. Experience preferred but not
necessary. See Bob Godfrey, Student
Publications.
TECHNICIAN for office work. Call 4-9SS2.
Directory of
Business Services
INSURANCE of all kinds. Homer Adams,
North Gate. Cali 4-1217.
• WORK WANTED •
WILD KEEP CHILDREN during Rice
and A&M game Nov. 15 and anytime
by appointment. Mrs. Nemec, 6J0 High
land, College. Phone 4-5347.
LOST
REWARD
$25 reward for information leading to
arrest and conviction of person who stole
my bicycle. The bike was stolen at Guion
Hall between hours of 7 and 10 p.m.,
November 10. Description—Mohawk, Ma
roon & White. A Yale lock attached to
pedal sprocket, two wire baskets at
tached to rear fender. Contact F. T.
Scott, D-G-D, C.V.
Bullock to Speak
At Houston Revival
The Rev. James R. Bullock, pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian
Church of Houston, will speak on
“The Thirteenth Disciple” at 7 to
night in a revival service at the
A&M Presbyterian Church.
The last discussion of the series
on the Holy Spirit will be given at
10 a. m. Wednesday by Bullock.
The revival will close at 7 p. m.
Wednesday with a formal installa
tion service foi" the Rev. Charles
Workman, new student worker at
the church, said the Rev. Norman
Anderson, pastor of the local
church.
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Grievance Answers
(Continued from Page 1)
After careful consideration of
suggestions made to the Comman
dant by a Committee of Cadet Of
ficers on Wednesday, the follow
ing decisions have been made:
I. A. Topic: Company Discipline.
Suggestion 1: Company Com-
mandei - s to authorize close order
drill at any time.
Decision: Extra drill for organ
izations not authorized. Cadets
serving company punishment tours
may be given close order drill,
with or without arms, at the dis
cretion of the Unit Commander be
tween the hours of 1700 and 1800
hours.
Suggestion 2: Company eomman-
manders to authorize physical ex
ercise.
Decision: Disapproved.
Suggestion 3: Juniors and Sen
iors to authorize physical exercise
and delegate authority.
Decision: Disapproved. The
types of disciplinary action sug
gested have been tried in the past
and found to be unsatisfactory.
B. Topic: Company meetings.
Suggestion: Company command-
ei-s may at any time call company
meetings.
Decision: Approved, providing
meetings to be confined to period
between Reveille and Taps.
II. Topic: Senior Companies.
Suggesetion: Abolishment of
Senior companies and return of
men in them to original companies.
Decision: Disapproved. Status
of fourth year and fifth year men
not qualified for cadet rank being
given fui'ther study.
III. Topic: Senior Uniform Regu
lations
Suggestion: Seniors to be allow
ed to wear civilian clothes after
Retreat and on Saturday after
noons and Sundays.
Decision: Disapproved. Interpre
tation of military college uniform
requirements requested of higher
headquarters for possible recon
sideration.
IV. Topic: Freshman Area
Suggestion 1: Freshman area to
be opened to all upperclassmen
Model Plane
Meet Set
A model airplane contest spon
sored by the A&M Model Club and
the Bryan Junior Chamber of Com
merce will be held at Travis Base
ball Field, Sunday, Nov. 16, at
12:30 p. m.
The U-control events will fea
ture beauty, stunt, combat, and
half-A engine classifications. Priz
es will be awarded in all events.
The contest is open to everyone.
Entrance fee will be 25 cents per
contestant, to be put in a jack
pot for the all-around winner.
There will be exhibition flights
of jets and flying saucers, and a
free for-all-circle at the end of the
meet.
Admission to the show is free,
and there will be seats and soft
drinks available for spectators.
Information can be obtained at
Schaffers Book Store.
Canterbury Club Holds
Covered Dish Supper
The Canterbury Club will give
a covered dish supper at 6 p. m.
Wednesday, said Dr. R. L. Darwell,
rector of St. Thomas Episcopal
Church.
fi'om 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. daily.
Decision: Disapproved.
Suggestion 2: Freshmen to be
allowed to visit upperclassmen
area by February 1953.
Decision: Disapproved.
Suggestion 3: Abolition of fresh
men area by September 1953.
Decision: Disapproved.
V. Topic. Misinterpretation of pi'i-
vileges and traditions.
Suggestion: Traditions commit
tee to coordinate with Office of
the Commandant all standing and
pi - oposed privileges.
Decision: Commandant will con
sult with committee at any time
to prevent conflicts with College
Regulations.
VI. Letters of Complaint
Suggestion: AH letters regard
ing his company or members there
of be made known, with name of
accuser, to company commander.
Decision: Company commanders
will be informed of details of all
letters of complaint concerning
their companies, but no names will
be given. Company commander's
will be allowed to prepare state
ments to be forwarded with re
plies to such letters.
VII. Topic: Physical Inspections
Suggestion: Physical inspections
as now conducted to be discon
tinued.
Decision: Disapproved. Physical
inspections will be continued so
long as there is evidence of hazing
in the Corps of Cadets.
VIII. Topic Reinstatement of B
Armor.
Suggestion: Reorganize B Ar
mor and reinstate Vic Gillette as
C. O.
Decision: Disapproved.
IX. Topic “Fish” Day
Suggestion: Fish days on Oct. 31
and April 1 be officially designa
ted, with freshmen being allowed
upperclass pidvileges for the day.
Decision: Approved as presented
by committee, with the understand
ing that no demonstrations or
other violations of College Regu
lations will be allowed.
X. Topic:Midnight Yell Practice
Off Campus.
Suggestion: Midnight Yell Prac
tices off campus be allowed.
Decision: Disappi’oved.
Joe E. Davis
Colonel, Infantry, TTSAR
Commandant
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Plane Flights
For AFR0TC
Students Begin
An orientation flight pro
gram for AFROTC seniors be-
?an Monday afternoon, said
Col. John A. Way, PAS&T.
The purpose of this pro
gram is help the student eval
uate the basic principles involved
in flying and help him decide
whether or not he wants to make
it his career. Col. Way said.
Aircraft utilized will be T-Gs,
T-lls, or C-45s, which can accom
modate two students each. Flights
will be made from 12:45 to 5 p.
m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Friday.
On Saturday, the flights will be
made from 8 a. m. to noon. Four
students will fly each day, with
two of them reporting to Ross Hall
no later than 12:45 p. m. and the
other two no later than 2:45.
In each flight, the student will
get basic instruction in planning
the flight, routine inspection be
fore take off, how to wear and
use the parachute, clearance,
weather, and navigational aids.
He will get a chance to handle the
controls in a few basic maneuvers.
Local flights scheduled for this
program will not be made under
bad weather conditidns or after
sundown. Students will be furnish
ed transportation from Ross Hall
to and from Bryan AFB.
If time permits, juniors, sopho
mores, and freshmen will be in
cluded in the program.
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