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:THE BATTALION, College Station (Aggieland), Texas, Thursday, May 1, 1947:
Newmans to Sponsor
Grove Dance May 3
The annual Newman Club’s
spring dance will be held Satur
day evening from 8 to 12 at the
Grove, according to Bob Weiler,
dance committee chairman. This
will be the first dance of the ’47
social season to be held outdoors,
and a large crowd is expected,
stated Weiler.
Ticket are on sale now at $1
and may be purchased from any
Newman Club member.
— LADIES —
WE ARE NOW ABLE TO OFFER
DRY CLEANING
— of the —
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY
to Wives of Students.
DEMAND QUALITY CLEANING
LOUPOT’S TRADING POST
streamline
The most modern of swim*
suits made of fabric
woven with lastex*, en*
gineered to fit with a
new supporting bra
and a new trunk
high in front,
tow in back.
$15.95
OTHER SWIM SUITS
$6.95 to $12.95
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jZ^^^Smart Shop
“1 understand she is;/*’t very popular”
Hollywood Revel-ations
By Harry Revel
Hi-ya Aggies . . . Here’s some
more movie-town musings . . . .
MICKEY the ROON has moved
out of his palatial mansion in Bev
erly Hills and has taken a small
apartment for himself, thereby
scotching the rumors that he would
reconcile with his wife.
SHIRLEY TEMPLE, just cel
ebrated her 19th birthday . . .
just a quiet family gathering
without publicity and flash-
bulbs.
There is a possibility of the
FRANK SINATRA-LEE MORTI
MER hostilities ceasing ere it
reaches the court stages . . . and
frankly, ’twould be a good thing
for both parties concerned . . .
there’s no reason for mud-slinging
and publicity
washing out
dirty linen . . .
lovely INGRID
BERGMAN is
due back to
Hollywood
within the
next month, to
start work on
JOAN OF
ARC her next
c i n e m a t -
Harry Revel a c chore ... .
JOE LOUIS
the champ, is in town and vows
that after the next two fights in
defense of his crown, he’ll posi
tively retire from the ring . . .
familiar sight in Hollywood these
days is the one and only JACK
DEMPSEY riding horseback ac
companied by his two daughters . .
the two gals are gretty good rid
ers, too .... too bad about poor
BENNY LEONARD, the famous
light-weight champ who died while
refereeing a fight in Brooklyn last
week . . .he should have retired
from the fisticuff world with plen
ty of dough stacked away, but
when a guy gets so many ‘inves
tors’ sharing his earnings, there’s
not much left in the final analy-
sis.
DER BINGLE CROSBY is in
New York City having a heck of
a swell time, golfing, seeing the
shows, visiting the nightspots and
doing a couple of transcriptions
here and there. . . his next two re
leases THE EMPEROR’S WALTZ
and THE ROAD TO RIO will hit
the theatres this Fall.
BOB HOPE, JACK BENNY
and a host of Hollywood celebs
boarded planes and headed for
Galveston to do some benefits to
help the victims of the Texas
City holocaust.
BILL AND COO is the intrig
uing title of a feature film in col
or now being shot over at Republic
Studies . . . the cast consists of
400 birds and ace comedian KEN
MURRAY is the producer of this
unusual epic which has all the ear
marks of a Grade A success.
It looks as if FRED ASTAIRE
will be lured back to Hollywood
this late fall despite the fact that
he had admitted retiring from the
screen to take care of his DANCE-
TORIUMS in the East . . . once
a showman, always a showman,
and the smell of greasepaint to an
artist is the breath of Life.
So long . . . see you next week.
Camera Club Meets
For A-E Day Plans
The Camera Club will have a
special meeting Monday, May 5, at
7:30 in Room 35, Physics Building.
Plans will be made for a print sa
lon to be shown in the lobby of the
library on Agriculture - Engineer
Day.
All members who have prints
they wish to put on display, should
turn them in to C. R. Stone, Room
304, Dorm 3; H. H. Hamilton, Room
422, Dorm 15; or Tom Puddy, Guion
Hall, on or before Monday evening
so they may be hung and cata
logued in time for the display.
Prints should be 8x8 or larger,
mounted on standard size mount
ing board, and should be accom
panied by all pertinent informa
tion about the print. The prints
will be judged and honorable men
tion given to those deserving the
distinction.
All members who have not re
ceived their membership cards may
do so at Guion Hall. Membership
cards will be necessary to get into
the club darkroom; no one will be
admitted without one.
Lost Items Pile Up
In Security Office
Lister below are a number of
articles of clothing and equipment
that have been turned in to the of
fice of Campus Security and have
not as yet been claimed. It is de
sired to return these to the owners
if at all possible, so drop by Good
win Hall if you have lost any of
the types of following named items.
10 bicycles
2 pairs glasses
3 pairs gloves
4 overseas caps
2 hats
2 raincoats
1 set camera lens
2 “Polyphase” sliderules
3 fountain pens
1 tie clip
1 sweater
2 billfolds
several pairs of shoes
Renovation of Inn
Nearing Completion
Plans for the renovation of the
Aggieland Inn are rapidly being
pushed to completion, according to
manager J. C. Peniston. These
plans consist of replastering, re
painting, and refurnishing the
building throughout.
Modern Simmons steel bedroom
suites have been ordered to match
the freshly painted rooms, and new
wall carpets are being purchased
for the rooms and halls. A new
telephone system has been installed
and a number of radios have al
ready been placed in the rooms.
Due to material shortages, tjje
completion of these plans are be
ing held up, but work will be com
pleted as soon as possible.
What’s Cooking
THURSDAY, MAY 1
7:30 p.m.—Amateur Radio Club
meets in E. E. Bldg. Plans for
Engineers’ Day to be made.
7:00 p.m.—Brazoria County Club
meets in Academic Bldg.
FRIDAY, MAY 2
7:30 p.m.—Aggie Chess Club
meets in Vet’s Lounge, Sbisa Hall.
Discussion of Chess Openings.
MONDAY, MAY 5
7:30 p.m.—Aggie Wives Circle
of A. & M. Methodist Church meets
with Mrs. Leland Anderson, Col
lege View Apartments, C-7-D.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
ATTENTION ENGINEERS: G«t your
(nctnwn* math chart at the Exahauga
Store,
THE SCRIBE SHOP—Typing, mimeo
graphing, drawing. Phona 2-8705. 1007
E. 23rd, Bryan.
REPAIRS: Radio and refrigerator
sales and service. All work guaranteed.
LEONARDS East Gate Ph. 4-1240
New and refresher classes starting now
at McKenzie-Baldwin Business College in
shorthand, typewriting and associated sub
jects. Phone 2-6655 for information.
Veteran, wife, baby desire unfurnished
two bedroom house or apartment by June
1. Myers, Box 1675.
FOR RENT OR SALE: Munnerlyn Vil
lage prefabricated house. Ready soon. See
at 114 Munnerlyn Drive or write Box 809,
College Station, Texas.
Shaw’s Finger-Paint Sets to keep that
youngster occupied in the hot summer
days. Joyce’s Toy House, 608 S. College,
Phone 2-2864.
FOR SALE: Argus Camera, German
made light meter and flash bulb attach
ment. Dorm 5, Rm. 318.
New shipment of natural gas ranges
just received. Wilson-Bearrie Co., one
block east of bank. College Station, Phone
4-8531.
FOR SALE: 28 foot LaSalle house trail
er, 1945 model. Owner desires smaller
trailer. Write J. D. Marchant, Box 2224,
College Station, Texas or come by trailer
area No. 2, trailer No. F-4.
LOST: New If & E Log Log Duplex
slide rule on April 21st. Finder return
to Hart F-7 please. Reward.
LOST: In Academic parking lot Satur
day 26th of April. A notebook and 2
text. If found contact Allen Ritter, Rm
309, No. 17.
FOR SALE: 1945 Cushman Scooter.
Farmer, Box 353, 4108A College Main.
LOST ON CAMPUS: One
in Fort Worth National Bank
Vestal 4-5584.
case. Call
EATING OUT IS FUN
— AT —
HOTARD’S CAFETERIA
311 North Main—Bryan
‘Where the ART OF FINE COOKERY Has Not Been Forgotten”
Infants’ Dresses, Maderia $4.99
Batiste Dresses—
Hand Embroidered $2.98
$2.95
Slips, Maderia
Slips, Batiste 89c
(Lace Trim)
Crochetted Bootees - 89c & $1.49
(Hand Made)
Afghans—All Wool $3.99 — $5.49
(Satin Bound)
This is
NATIONAL BABY WEEK
Here are some of the
items we have:
Gowns—Cotton, Crepe 98c
White, Pink and Blue
Kimonis—Cotton, Crepe 98c
White, Pink and Blue
Pillow Cases, Linen $1.89 — $2.29
Rubber Sheets by Kleinert— Waffle
Weave Pneumatic 18x27 89c
Rubber Sheets, 27x36 98c
Rubber Sheets, 36x54 $1.69
Plastikool Sheets, Waterproof $1.95
Other items: Belt Holders, Bath Warmers, Bath Sterilizers, Diaper Bags,
Night Lights, Car Seats, Strollers, Play Pens, Beds and Inner Spring Wet-
proof Mattresses.
IMMIE’S GIFT and TOT SHOP
1001 South College Avenue
PHONE 2-1618
$pr si Ctey
HERE’S WHAT YOU DO—Send us a crazy shot featuring Pepsi
Cola. We’ll select what we think are the three or four best “shots”
every month. If yours is one of these, you get ten bucks. If it
isn’t, you get a super-deluxe rejection slip for your files.
AND—if you just sort of happen to send in a Pepsi-bottlecap
with your “shot,” you get twenty bucks instead of ten, if we
think your “shot” is one of the best.
Address: College Dept.,Pepsi-Cola Company,Long Island City.N.Y.
Franchised Pepsi-Cola Bottlers from coast to coast.