ThumberssChief means of trans-
portation of the
Texas College of Arts and Industries is
hitchhiking, as the photo at the left
proves. Most students ride to and from
the campus "on their thumbs."
Sky Dial Prof. E. A. Beito of the
University of Wichita
demonstrates to Mary Brincefield his
recently patented chrono-astrolabe, a
combination device for telling time and
findins constellations.-
CLYDE FREEMAN: Steel-Nerved Auto Test
Driver. "You bet I smoke Camels. I'm
convinced they're mild. Camels help my
digestion-and they never get on my
nerves or tire my taste!"
MRS. DOROTHY POYNTON HILL: World's
Champon High Diver. "With Camels I've
found I can enjoy smoking whenever I
want I heartily endorse the idea of 'for
digestion's sake-smoke Camels."'
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GARDNER W. MATTSON, Class of 1939, says: "There are
plenty of reasons why it's Camels for me. Camels help
when rm in for a long session-give me a'lift'that keeps
me going. I like my chow too. Smoking Camels at my
meals and afterwards puts me in fine fettle where diges-
tion's concerned. 'I'd walk a mile for a Camel."
Camels set you right the whole day through. At meal-
times Camels aid digestion-speeding up the flow of di-
gestive fluids, increasing alkalinity-bringing you a sense
of well-being. When you're tired, get an invigorating
"lift" in energy with a Camel. Camels set you right!
"HERB" LEWIS: High-scer.
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DetroitRdWings "I'mkeen
about the wayI can smoke
Camels right through the
training season. With the
constant strain of keeping
on my toes and traveling,
my digestiontakesiton the
chin. Butsmoking Camels
with my meals and after-
wards eases tension. Cam-
els build upafellow'ssense
of well-being. Boy, how I
enjoy that Camel flavor."
TONY MANERO: Record-Smashing 1936
National Open Golf Champion. "I enjoy
eating and have a grand feeling of being
at ease afterward...when I smoke Camels'
along with my meals."
LAWRENCE T. K. GRISWO.D: Mxplore
how deep in the African gorilla cpuntry. "At
best,eating on an expedition in the jungle
is no picnic. I find that smoking Camels
is a great aid to my digestion."
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MRS. RUFUS PAINE SPALDING III, of
Pasadena, yachting enthusiast. "I smoke
as many Camels as I please. I find it's a
happy way to ease strain. And you'll
find Camels on my table at every meal."
LEE GEHIJBACH: Recognized as America's
No. 1 Test Pilot. "I'm a steady Camel
smoker. Camels don't frazzle my nerves.
When I'm bogged down, it's great to
smokemy Camelandgetthatcheery'lift.'