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Page 4 The Battalion Monday Afternoon, May 27, 1946 I. E. Students Visit Texas Industries A group of ten students from the Department of Industrial Edu cation visited several of the major industries in the wealthy East Tex as industrial oil area and in Dal las on May 17 and 18th. The Industrial Plants visited were the following: Tyler Iron and Foundry Works and the Richardson Plastic’s Cor poration, both at Tyler. The Kroehler Furniture Com pany, The Texlite Incorporaiton, and The Universal Metals Corpo ration, all of Dallas. While inspecting industries, the students also visited industrial school shops at Kilgore, Longview, THE POINTS IN YOUR CAR’S DISTRIBUTOR CAN HELP YOU SAVE GAS For efficient combustion it is important that the points be clean and the contact properly timed. Our factory skilled mechanics are equip ped to check your distribu tor. Have it done today! Aggieland Service Station & Garage East Gate Gladewater, Tyler, New London, Spring Hill, and Crozier Technical High School in Dallas. The students were: L. S. Richardson, W. T. Reidel, J. E. Williams, Burt Campbell, Joe McGowan, J. H. Grohn, J. P. La- Grone, T. L. Moore, Freddie Tread way and Bob Nye. The group was accompanied by Professors C. H. Groneman and W. E. Wright. Baggage Storage During Summer Will Be in No. 3 Students wishing to store bag gage for the summer may do so on the following dates, Wed. May 29, one to five, Thursday May 30, one to five and Friday, May 31, eight to twelve. Baggage will be stored in the basement of No. 3 Handy and Quick at the North Gate for your ALTERATIONS QUALITY Dry Cleaning - Pressing Military Supplies SMITH’S Cleaning - Pressing USED BOOKS WANTED We Are in the Market for USED BOOKS ALL TITLES THAT ARE TO BE USED FOR SUMMER AND FALL SEMESTER • DRAWING INSTRUMENTS • T-SQUARES • DRAWING BOARDS • SLIDE RULES • DISSECTING SETS • I. E. S. LAMPS THE EXCHANGE STORE “‘Serving Texas Aggies” Dorm. There will be a minimum charge of one dollar (payable in advance) for up to three items, in cluding only one trunk, a fifty cent charge for each additional item above three. All boxes, suit cases, etc. will be securely tied or fastened as the case may be. Ex cept in cases of emergency nothing may be withdrawn from the stor age until the opening of the fall term. For any further information contact the Student Activities Of fice. Classified THE SCRIBE SHOP. Typing, mimeo graphing, drawing. Phone 2-6705, 1007 E. 23rd, Bryan. WANTED—Several strong men with sawmill or other timber experience to work this summer near Chicago. Good wages and conditions. Transportation furn ished. Write particulars at once to P. O. Box 2131. Another shipment radios at ceiling. $29.55. Also few record players. McCul lough, Project House 9-Apt. 4. FOR SALE—Small unfurnished house trailer. See D. L. Howsley at K-2. A.M.C. Trailer Camp. FOR SALE—German P-35 Caliber 38 automatic pistol. E. B. Howsley J-l, A.M.C. Trailer Camp. FOR SALE—Studio Couch, used three months, 25% off. Baby buggy, all steel frame, 8 months old, 26% off. Hart Hall 1-7 & 8. FOR SALE—1939 LaSalle, good condi tion. Call 4-6157. LOST—In front of 217 Lubbock. Ladies Gruen Watch. Return Student Activities. Reward. FOR SALE—Junior-Senior Uniforms, Boots, etc. Good condition. Reasonable. See NIXON, 418-9. Official Notices The Cannery, operated by the Horticul ture Department will be open for the processing of fruits and vegetables on June 8, 1946. A new processing line has been arranged to speed up production and a large pack of canned goods is expected. As in former years, the individuals are to bring their fruit or vegetables to the Agriculture Engineering Building between the hours of 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. daily except Saturday and Sunday. NO FRUIT OR VEGETABLE SHALL BE ACCEPTED FOR PROCESSING AFTER 9 A. M. It is imperative that all fruits or vege tables brought to the cannery be pregraded by the grower. This applies particularly to tomatoes, as any tomato which has any green color showing will not be accept able for canning whole or in juice. There will be no individual lots of pro duce canned. All fruits or vegetables shall go into one common process and the indiv idual shall receive a prorata share. It is therefore imperative that pre-selection be done. The Cannery shall not accept less than bushel lots of any commodity. In the processing of green beans, the grower shall snip and string the beans as facilities for this process are not available. Air Conditioned . For Your Comfort Opens 1:00 P.M. — 4-1181 MONDAY — LAST DAY “MAGONWYCK” with Gene Tierney & Vincent Price —plus— Merrie Melodies- Cartoon — News TUBS. - WED. - THURS. — plus — 3 Stooges Comedy Properly Air Conditioned In the processing of any commodity wherein sugar is to be used, the indiv idual shall be required to furnish any sugar necessary to that process. The price for the processing will be ten cents per can. This price includes three cents for each can furnished by the Department of Horticulture and seven cents for the necessary labor and use o fthe machines. Robert F. Cain, Asst. Professor. Department of Horticulture. Battalion STUDENT TRI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Office, Room 6, Administration Building, Telephone 4-6444. Texas A. & M. College Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at College Station, Texas, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1870. OFFICE OF DEAN OF MEN Memorandum No. 47: Subject: Clearence of College Operated Apartment. To: Students occupying College Operat ed Apartments that will be moving com pletely out, or transferring to another apartment. 1. You are reminded that it will he necessary for you to get the Housemas ter of the apartment from which you are moving to sign a clearance of your Memo randum Receipt. 2. Those students moving to a differ ent apartment must get the Housemaster of the partment to which they are moving to sign a new Memorandum Receipt. 3. Those students that are leaving for the summer must bring this Memorandum Receipt by Room 100 Goodwin Hall before leaving the campus. Keys may be returned at this time for refunds. 4. The Housemaster for Walton Hall is Mr. Bliler, I 10 & 12 ; Hart Hall, Mr. Bowers, J 1 & 2 ; Project House, Mr. Allen, 2 C ; Bryan Army Air Field, Mr. Griffith, C-14-4. J. W. ROLLINS, Dean of Men W. R. HORSLEY, Vice-Director Student Affairs. DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL EDU CATION—There will be several Industrial Arts Teachers from the Public High Schools on the A. and M. Campus, during both six weeks terms and some for the entire twelve weeks period, studying for a Mas ters Degree. These people would like to rent furn ished apartments or homes if there are faculty members who expect to be gone either of the summer terms or the entire period. If there should be someone interest ed in renting his home or apartment for this short period of time to dependalbe Teacher-Students, please inquire at the Industrial Education Department, Phone 4-7564. All students holding concessiolio will sub mit a financial statement for the period from the beginning of this present semes ter through Saturday, May 25, 1946. These statements will be turned into the Student Activities Office by Wednesday, May 29, 1946. R. E. Callender, of the Agricul tural Extension Service, was prin cipal speaker at the Dedication Ceremony of the Dogwood Trail property to the City of Palestine Sunday. There would be a lot guilty pleas in court, if we had all-women juries. Mere man can’t fool one women, much less twelve. Box Office Open 1:00; Close 8:30 LAST DAY Bud Abbott and Lou Costello — in — “THE NAUGHTY NINETIES” TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY m, b Ethel Barrymore mmmmmmMmmmmm® Produced by DAVID HEMPSTEAD Directed by CLIFFORD ODETS ftrttlM lot ScrtM ky CDtfwd Odell The Battalion, official newspaper of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas and the City of College Station is published three times weekly, and circulated on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday aft ernoons. Member Pbsociated Gplle&iote Press Represented nationally by National Ad vertising Service, Inc., at New York Cityf Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Subscription rate ».0i» per school year. Advertising rates upon request. 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