The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, July 15, 1947, Image 4

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Job iCalls
Champion Pe^y
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indicated. Inter
d contact W.
w Lucian Morgma in
Office room 1M,
Building, for coi
Metropolitan
Plant Sapcnntendent
wiU Ed Aug* Pack
Managweeat, Modi
w»i«^l. Electrical, Petroleum. Aero
nautical. and Civil Engineering
Arthlteeture, a n d MuZS
Drawing- Westara Cartridge Cam
paajr. r. W. OUteek, Company, By
ran iack.on Campaay. .
The City of Carpua Ckrietl haa
a poaitlon ofea for a gae engineer.
PNm a jatroleum, chemical or
mtlmnUal
Bmeerak and Pevalopmeat work*
ca piloUaae aircraft and radical
ime of mtaollee with Ike Oleun
L Martin Campany. (Advanced de
gree proferred)
Accounting and Auditing aoei-
Hone are open for men wtUi John
. jDUon (Mveetorli Baying Co.),
Htraae-Prank Company.
The R. B. Department Btere,
Edna, Texaa, la Intereeted in cm-
Peggy O'Neal la th* champlea fear year el
aearter heree la thle area.
Qaarter
L Under weed
te he the meet
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Page 4 TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1947
CLASSIFIED ADS
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Iwa Slurb, tern fuat Off laa Call 4-4744
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« .ploying a man gaallfted to
^ and buy cottea far their atere.
Teaching-Stephen P.
- Auetia
• State Tanchera College need
2 trained in Horticulture and Agri
cultural Economica.
Foreign Service—The Parouk I
Univemity, Alexandria, Egypt,
neede man with advanced train
ing and teaching experience to
tench civil engineering, electrical
engineering and architecture.
Intramural Softball
Standings
(Thre Jaly 11)
Team W
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Loot
Pet
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Dorm 4 i
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Project House 5
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Dorm 4
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Trailer Camp
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will appear on the stage of Ouion
Hall February H The eight sing-
era mem to prefer, WOMMCre
riaeetcel pleeeei however, they de
oeeaaionelky delve into lighter eem-1 ^ „
pmmeM. A typical program in- ■dtP* 1 ' *
eluded “On Wmge Of Song", by
HoadrimalML HholhM* "PhMgMla ,
“Ave Marin", eeieetiona. frem the
"•PmImM Priam”, by IKaumd
Romberg, eeveral Victor Herbert
•elections, and “Grant Us Ta De
. JVith Zeai M , one of Bach's more
familiar vocal aumbora.
On a yet unannounced data, Har
ry Noble and Praneoe King, duo-
eeng styliaU, will be preeeated ea
Town Hall. Nubl.-, who ainga l>ari
tone, and Miss King, a beautiful
-ana, ting Noble's arrange-
ta of operetta, current tong
bite, and original compositions.
Many traditional favorites and
folk sire are included in the duet’s
repertoire.
Season tickets for the above ap
pearances, in addition to those an
nounced earlier and those which
will be booked later this summer,
will go on sale at the beginning of
the fhU i
College
Picnic Thui
Paster Meftea Bsete Prmasaglae>%w>
■Mwssi Ospuesei herbs Osmsstbs. Cat-
tsoe ■Nb Sssatr Beisn. Ra*t Osta, Wlasr
4-1174
mg BAUli jmm-V7 feet I INI tea-
4hm bane iraeM - awMl bo — mmmU k,
Bbiwwr r«.h«ar» M N Krathbr Aesri-
The ARM Ccflrge Employers
Oah will* hold • get-together
Thursday evening, July IT, at the
l.rov. r rrr wstrrmelon* a.ll hr
WAHTggi e*iwrbsiiS.
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ar fenhe, thts wrrk »mI
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severed at
neon Wed
wtll be no
but m
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Aggielsnd Inn
Mr i«.
charge for tick
that th# number of #ttMd#vitA con
bt* dft^rmineci
HOME OWNERS ..
HAVE eveiything
he amkll home as
aa the large. See
u e for your Household
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COMPANY
North Gate Phene 4-1141
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be rveUweUee Key ll. imI. M ee in
ware, anam la Mr* Haarr Hers, at
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JUST
ONE STOP
. at
TH*
Fabric Shoppe
Your Exclusive Fabric
Center
Across from P.O.—Bryan
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DRY CLEANING As You Like It!
Let Ua I future You That
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SUMMER FRESHNESS
CAMPUS CLEANERS
denning —> PremilnR — AHeratlonn
Hew Selection! Some Ps»' Uon!
Skipper Sportshirta
Qqswp on ini Sen our stock of rmwhy arrlvwd
Skipper SporUhiria by Wilson Brolhor* New
styles, doth* and colors ill with convertible
collar—and all expertly Unioned in the lamou*
Skipper mannar.
"ttylilbon tShelAete*.
CONWAY & CO.
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Hillel to Discuss
Refugees Wednesday
*
' An important meeting of th«
Tern* A. A M. Hillel Foundation
will ho held Wednesday night at
T»M) p. m. In the Council Room of
the YM< A, Richard GottMeh, presi
dent. haa announced.
Gottlieb stated that there are a
number of Items on the agenda to
be dbeuseed Among thee# are the
Ao ft be 11 Tournament in Dallaa,
July N-IT, Intramurals, and the
rare of two refugee students The
club has been entered in intramu
ral# the aecond semester of sum-
mer (school.
Two refugee students ere due to
arrive on the campus July tl and
Gottlieb is asking the help of the
entire club to help the boys get
orientated. All members haw been
urged to attend.
LATHS Auto Stores
JOE FAULK, *32
Southniue 217 S. Main
(Allege Bryan
4*1169 2-1669
• A GOOD PLACE
TO EAT
Mew York Cafe
118 S. Main Bryan
FOR SAFETY
AND ECONOMY
KEEP
WHEELS
IN LINE
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Your opportunity to nave on items
to complete your summer wardrobe
— and to start with in the Fall. / Make
your selections early while sizes and
styles are available.
- Wheeb that are out af Boo er
wubbl> grind the bfb out of Mres
end make ymsr car unsafe to
drive. Let we check your wheeb
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£«e4 g &»m*‘ U Ht
LEISURE COATS
Bollda and chocka —I
tana and blue*
Were 12.00 to 20.00
NOW
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SPORT COATS
Perfect to wear for
sport or dress
Were HUM) to 27.50
NOW
li35»UP5
STRAW HATS
Our stock completely reduced
ONE-HALF.
Were 8.50 to 6.00
NOW
1.75.3.00
SHOES
j ■
SWIM SUITS
I I
Every pair of swim trunks
and play ahorta in our
stock for half price. A few
aise 28 and 30 trunks h <v.
matching shirts. Enjoy
swimming the rest of the
season in these values.
Were 8.00 to 8.00
NOW
1J0„4.IKI
MEN’S BELTS
Special group
ONE-HALF PRICE
★ l ★
ion Army Blankets
—Class B—
Perfect to take camping or on a
fishing trip or vacation
Our Entire Stock of Men's
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Includes brown and whites J. . .
two-tone Una . . . vftlktodo . . .
in almoot any atylo you demn
EDGERTON
Regularly NOW
1L95 8**5
lOiO
8.95
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NUNN-BUSH
Two-tone tans
RegulaHy 1836
N.W 10i5
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ARMY FIELD
Long button style .
draw string waist . . .
Short poplin style,
zipper front
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(These prices are one-half the original)
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(Allege ‘ — Bryse
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