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THE BATTALION
Official Notices
Classified
I, L. M. GALEWSKY, have officially
changed my surname to GALE, and will
henceforth be known as L. M. Gale.
FOR RENT—One large bedroom, private
bath, near College. Gentlemen preferred.
Call 4-7054.
LOUPOT
WATCHDOG
OF THE
AGGIES
LOST—High school class ring—Has
“Kentwood High School, 1941.” Reward
will be given. Eugene Simmons, Yeoman
3rd Naval Training School.
FOR SALE—1 Junior-Senior Blouse—
36-B. 1 Stetson hat, size 7. 1 Senior cap,
size 7. All practically new. See at Fire
Station in Bryan.
Executive Offices
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES
August 1 is the dead line for making
applications for degrees. This applies to
both graduate and undergraduate students.
If you have not already done so call by
the Registrar’s Office at once and fill
out your formal application blank.
R. G. Perryman
Assistant Registrar
Meetings
Junior and Senior Mechanical Engineers
and Aeronautical Engineers interested in
becoming a student member of the So
ciety of Automotive Engineers and start-
In the mode
-but different
. . . engagement ring and
wedding ring ensemble by
Granat... strictly a Granat
creation, and therefore not
only different in design but
above the ordinary in every
other respect.
Both Rings for
$69.50
See our selection of
other designs
SANKEY PARK
JEWELERS
111 N. Main, Bryan
Have Your Eyes
Examined
Lenses Duplicated
Dr. John S. Caldwell
Bryan, Texas '
Come To
LOUPOT
He Will Trade
With You
Your Vote For
COUNTY JUDGE
will be appreciated
by
N. A. Stewart
Former Mayor of Bryan and Present Public
Utilities Commissioner
(Paid Political Adv.)
Patronize Our Agent In Your Outfit
DYERS-FUR STORAGE HATTEPS
TtvenceLn.
2*1565 m
D. M. DANSBY, '37
• BIRTHDAY GIFTS
Why not make this gift of
JEWELRY
If IPs New We Have It
AGGIE JEWELERS
CALDWELL’S JEWELRY STORE
Bryan, Texas
Ice Cold Drinks
ICE CREAM
CIGARS
CANDY
SANDWICHES
As You Like It
GEORGE’S
Across from New “Y”
Southwest football players who have finished their football careers and are eligible for the All-
Star game in Chicago, Aug. 28, include:
ENDS—Sterling (Texas A. & M.); Cowley (Texas A. & M.); Goss (SMU); Tunney (SMU);
Pitts (Arkansas); Adams (Arkansas); Kutner (Texas); Sweeney (Texas).
TACKLES—Ruby (Texas A. & M.); Motley (Texas A. & M.; Wesson (Texas A. & M.); Bostick
(SMU); Pugh (TCU); Bynum (Arkansas); Cohenour (Texas); Garrett (Texas); Pasqua (SMU);
Fawcett (SMU); Booth (SMU).
GUARDS—Roy Bucek (Texas A. & M.; Richardson (Texas A. & M.); Self (Baylor); Griffin
(Baylor); Goforth (Rice); Ramsey (SMU); Moss (TCU); Daniel (Texas); Jungmichel (Texas);
Clark (Ark.).
CENTERS—M. Williams (Texas A. & M.;) Sloan (Rice); Cato (Arkansas); Harkins (Texas);
Clarkson (A. & I.).
BACKS—Moser (Texas A. & M.); Spivey (Texas A. & M.); Porter (Texas A. & M.); Smith
(Texas A. & M.); Gillespie (TCU); Sparks (TCU); Wilson (Baylor); Bigony (Baylor); Crain (Tex
as); Layden (Texas); Martin (Texas); Doss (Texas); R. L. Harkins (Texas); Sanders (Texas);
Barker (Arkansas); Johnston (SMU); Brumley (Rice); Jacobs (Oklahoma); Mathews (Oklahoma);
Dick Miller (SMU); Neal (Arkansas); Hagerman (SMU); Young (SMU).
Add any other names you know of who have finished playing college football.
ALL-STAR FOOTBALL SQUAD BALLOT
ENDS AND
TACKLES AND
GUARDS AND
CENTER ;
BACKS AND
AND
Signed....
(Your name)
(P. 0. Address)
Mail this ballot in to Mike Haikin, care Battalion, College Station, by the Faculty Exchange (No
Postage Required) in the Academic Building or drop in special ballot box marked “College All-Star
Ballot” located on the first floor of Academic Building.
—TWILIGHT—
(Continued from Page 3)
till the last two innings when
Loupot’s crossed the plate for two
more tallies. Madeley’s Pharmacy
scored two runs in the third inn
ing and two more scores resulted
when Farmer the Madeley Pharm
acy leftfielder hit a homerun with
a teammate on base in the sixth
inning.
The Campus Cleaners kept on
the heels of Loupot’s Trading Post
by staging a four run rally in the
fourth inning to win over the Ag-
-THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 23, 1942
gie Cleaners who scored their two
runs in the fifth inning to make
the final score 4 to 2.
The Campus Theatre overcame
an early two run lead in winning
from Holick’s 6 to 4. The main
blows for the Campus Theatre
were Bill Walker’s single in the
second inning and Bill Nutto’s
double in the fourth.
Lipscomb’s Pharmacy with Clay
Atkins’ three hits in as many
times at bat and Andy Cokinos’
one hit pitching won over the
profs 6 to 3.
CAL GRAHAM
FOR
—BACKWASH—
(Continued From Page 2)
on March 13, 1917 (that would
make her 25) . . . her mother,
Marvel Ray, was a professional
pianist . . . started in the show
business at the Palace Theatre in
New York four years ago . . .
dances in the show-stopping man
ner, and sings hot songs with
contagious feeling (it ain’t hot en
ough here, already) . . . blue eyes,
saucy nose, whimsical smile and
figure full of provocative curves
. . . sang “Full of the Devil” in
Lew Leslie’s “Clowns in Clover”
and “Never Had an Education” in
George White’s “Melody” . . .
latter song written for h^r was
the first jazz song ever composed
by Sigmund Romberg . . . sings
songs in the torch manner—mind
ful of Dinah Shore . . . dances in
the best broadway manner, from
taps to snakehips.
Likes horse-back riding, swim
ming and tennis, in the order nam
ed .. . has three life-saving med
als and a diamond and emerald
bracelet . . . can’t decide which
she prizes the most ... her I.Q.
is 105 . . . Tommy Dorsey is her
favorite band! . . . she was a dec
orative item in a highly decora
tive show, the latest of the Zieg-
feld “Follies” . . . right now, she
ing a student chapter please meet with
W. I. Truettner, Room 33, Mechanical
Engineering Building, at 5 p.m., Thurs
day, July 23.
The A. & M. LUTHERAN WALTHER
Club will hold a regular meeting in the
YMCA parlor after supper, Friday, July
■*24. All are urged to attend.
There will be
mology Club tonight at 7:3<
Science building. All members
to attend this meeting.
meeting of the Ento-
7:30 in the
are urged
ACCOUNTING SOCIETY: The Account
ing Society will hold a watermelon feed
this coming Monday night at Hensel Park
at 7:15. All sophomores, juniors, and
accounting and
7:15. All
seniors majoring in accounting and who
do not have a ride to Hensel Park will
meet at the north end of the Agricultural
Building immediately after supper Mon
day night. All dues may be paid to the
treasurer at that time.
ATTENTION CHESS PLAYERS
AMONG THE FACULTY MEMBERS: The
A. & M. Chess Club, representing the
students of A. & M. who play chess, chal
lenges the Faculty to a chess match
to be played as soon as the faculty can
get together a team. The A. & M. Chess
Club will have its team ready within a
week.
will
CRYPTOGRAPHY CLUB—There
be a meeting of the Cryptography luud
tonight in room 310, Academic Building.
Meeting time is 7 :15. Dr. Kidd will speak.
All D. H. Students, especially freshmen,
who intend to go on the KKK picnic and
fishing party Saturday night and have not
contacted any club official, please notify
Miss Ferguson in the D. H. office before
noon Friday.
L M. Weedon
For County Tax
Assessor-Collector
I am now serving the ap
pointive, unexpired term of
J. E. Tatum, and upon basis
of experience and qualifica
tions am respectfully asking
your vote and support for my
first full elective term.
Under my administration
the second highest rate
(93%) of taxes has been
collected—a record surpassed
only in 1927.
My office is carefully staff
ed with • the most efficient
and courteous local em
ployees.
Your vote in Saturday’s
primary is earnestly solicit
ed, and if elected I promise
my undivided attention to
the conduct of the office.
(Political Paid Advertisement)
Next Juke Box Prom
Will Be Held August 1
Bobby Stevens, social secretary
of the Senior class, has announced
that there will not be a Juke Box
Prom this Saturday. However,
plans have been made and the
next prom will be held on Satur
day, August 1.
It has finally been agreed that
sophomores will be required to
bring dates to prevent the usual
unmatched numbers that results
in too many stags, Stevens stated.
The proms will be held as usual
in Sbisa hall, which has proved
quite adequate for the occasion in
size, cooling system and acoustics.
had rather boss 14 men than have
one boss her, but expects to get
over that in time . . . gets fan
mail from kids 8 and 9 as well as
mushy letters from 16 to 60 year,
old men . . . more than 50% of
her fan mail comes from young
girls who want to be band leaders
. . . she features Stuart Foster,
vocalist, with the band.
Wear Airman Whites all
summer. You’ll always look
well groomed because their
collars won’t wilt. You’ll be
comfortable because they
won’t shrink out of fit. And
the cool, frosty broadcloth,
mesh and other lightweight
fabrics will launder beauti
fully and retain their rich
appearance.
SHIRTCRAFT
AIRMAN
WHITE . .. m
SHIRTS
rpaldropAff
“Two Convenient Stores”
College Station Bryan
—KYLE FIELD—
(Continued from Page 3)
his belt when he subdued the Ag
gie Cleaners in Monday night’s
Twilight League affair ... he
lost a shutout when Roberts con
nected for a smashing homerun in
the final inning of play . . . Char
lie Beasley, Campus Theatre’s ace
flinger, scored his third win of
the year, but not after he had been
given a good going over by the
Lipscomb’s Pharmacy . . . Some
real sparkling fielding by his team
mates, especially some plays by
Boots Simmons, took Beasley out
of many a hole.
U0UNTY COMMISSIONER
PRECINCT NUMBER 1
A vote for Graham is a vote for good business practice
in county governmnt. He has stood for economy and effic
iency.
Graham favored refunding the $90,000 road and bridge
fund debt, of which $54,000 has been paid in three years,
with two more payments of $18,000 to be made, in 1943
and 1944.
Graham has worked and voted for reduced county ad
valorem taxes and the tax rate has been reduced 20 cents
per $100 since he has been a member of the county com
missioners court.
At the same time budget limits have been kept and the
purchase of road machinery put on a cash basis.
Your Support Will Be Appreciated
A Vote for Graham is a Vote for Good Government.
(Political Advertisement Paid for by Friends of Cal Graham)
BANK HOLIDAY
The Bryan banks will be closed Saturday, July 25,
1942, election day, because this is a legal holiday.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CITY NATIONAL BANK
FIRST STATE BANK & TRUST CO.
SAVE MORE AT OUR STORE!
LIPSCOMB’S PHARMACY
“Doc” Lipscomb, Ex Aggie
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
College Station Phone 4-1121
(Pulqrt rn Jlijencij Oruq Store
COUPON
Box of 30 Hardwood
CLOTHES
PINS
With this Q C
Coupon . . 2$
(Limit-1)
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SOAP ''i
FLAKES
j.’26 c
LIMIT
Pint Bottle
MILK of
MAGNESIA
U. S. P. Quality
*3 C
1.00 Size
1I10NIZED >
Yeast
TABLETS
DR. LYONS 31
50c TOOTH POWDER (Limit y JL
SOAP 3s16‘
CRYSTAL
WHITE
MARO-O-OIL
60c SHAMPOO y . . . WO
10 c SCOT
TOILET TISSUE (Limits) 0*dSm£m
ction Alkalizer
ALKADENE
TABLETS
42°
Tube
of 25
Soft Disposable
Perfection
CLEANSING/
TISSUES
Box of ^ mm
500 .
OUTDOOR SPORT NEEDS
GLOVE FOR
FIELDERS
Genuine 4 29
leather . A "
Rawhide laced
12 INCH
SOFT BALL
Cowhide A QC
Cover . . Hr
For outings.
TENNIS
RACKET
Warwick 4 79
model . . A ——
Fine ash frame.
IP'S*!
V/ TOOTH ^
PASTE
%¥
Box 54
KOTEX
Sanitary
NAPKINS
89°
25c Size
GRIFFIN
ALL-WITE
Tube or Bottle
c
1.25 Size
Absorbing
JUNIOR
For Athlete's Foot
Delicious
CANTALOUPE
ALA MODE
Real 4| (■(
Treat . . Aw
For Emergencies
500 Ft. Beam
RIST-LITE
FLASHLIGHT
With QQc
Batteries <70
GARCIA
SUBLIME
PERFECTOS
Box 50 . 125
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TABU The “Forbidden” PERFUME
At Lipscomb’s Air Conditioned Walgreen Agency