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positions Open
Radio Enfftnoor poalUon* tn Uto
Fodonl CommunlrtUonp Commif-
•ion In W HahliurUm, D. and
thmuirhout tho UnlUd HUIm, lu
Jj l | r iJ® r io« and pomMlona, will be
|IhM from an •xamlnatlon an-
JWUKod today by the U. 8. Civil
Jwvic* Commlulon.
BalarW. aro |4,U9, |4,M2, and
4r»,905 a year
Additional inforreation and ap
plication forma may b# »ecu red
from the Qommiulon'a Local Sec
ratary, H. N. Yardley located at
Poat Office.
Advertising Man
Needed by Bait
One atadeat intereeted in ad-
r TertUing with neveral after-
noona off la needed by Tbe Bat-
.teUon. Proapectlve advertiaing
aunagera ahoald report to Ro-
• land Bing, manager of Student
Pablicationa. in Boom 20S. (....kI
win Hall, aa aoon an poMible.
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-ANNUAC HEALTH SURVEY—
(Oanttnnad from Page 1)
LlpaeonVi Pharmacy, Madilty Pharmacy, and Sbiaa Hall art tha daanaat aating aa*
inhmenta In Collagt Station, according to th« monthly inapactiona conducted by a
county health officar, a rapreaentativa of tha collaga, and repreaentativa of tha Veteran
Studenta Aanociation, Marvin Kuars.
Drug storm and reatauranU, graded separately, were Inspected each month at unan-
iounced times, and results were figured on a basis of 100%. Eateries receiving less than
0% In moat casea had thair permits revoked until clean-up processes could be undertak
en.
In the drug store category, Lipscomb's and Madeley tied for first placo with grades
Of 92%. In the restaurant field, Sbiaa Hall rated first, with a score of 90%.
Booby prise winner for drug stores went to Black’s Pharmacy, which racked up 79
ts. Whereas, tha A. A M. Grill just passed with a score of 71 in the restaurant group.
On pagt 1 are printed monthly scores from September. 1946 through August, 1947. The
last column contains the average percentage for that period of time. .
J Persona should remember that grades are based on 100% percentage, with all
scores below 70% failing.
The Battalion
points.
Paga 4
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 94,1947
Dr John S. Caldwell
Optometrist
Caldwell's Jewelry Store
Bryan, T*xa*
L. AM.
rOODMARRir
raw DKIJVKBY
TO 09I4JCUB STATION
Ph. •-SIM .
DIAMOND EDGE
POCKET KNIVES
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SPORTING GOODS
Hillcrest
Hardware
2013 College Road
Garden Club
Meets Thursday
By MACK NOLEN
StadmU with grren thumb*,
those who Ilk# to help thing* grow,
art invited to meet in Room 304,
Agriculture BuHding, K p. m.
Thursday. Prod Bri*on of the hor-
ticulturs department itatea that
garden plot* will be assigned at
this meeting.
The purpose of this informal or
ganisation is to allow interested
Aggies to grow vegetables for
thair own tables and thereby re-
lieva the food situation somewhat.
Garden space both in the Agri
cultural farms and College View
areas is available.
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DKPARTURNT OP PBTMlB
A taw porta far pkydral laboratory •«»-
Call
Sa typawntar ta aaad I 4aat aavlataataSIpa fop tSa praapal —far.-
« «M Mr*. PTkIWt art .till opaa. R.n wSa ha*a ram-
Mohammedaniim la tha pre
vailing faith among the Indone-
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Msnae rwoM ar» aantai la aaatot
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Huat. t-SaSS- Mtrtaat. may (aha iw- MrtaraUa la tW l.haratarWa. TSa aral.
ae«a and paaettea la Muata Hall. pf raaapraaatloa 1. SO pry Soar for aaw
WANTED: Rida ta Umar Jt
Bryan for taachar tionday tl
day Mint bt thara by
C1S-W. Collaca Vlaw, afttr
NI RSERT SCHOOL: VT.rfctap mathrra.
vaatlyal. my nuraary arhool Ay.
throuch 5 Will kaa* by hour or Sy day.
Kladartartan graduata la ehar*a 4-*T*i.
Lutheran Students
Plan Meeting Wed.
Tha AAM Lutheran Student As
sociation will meet Wednesday,
September 24, at 7:15 p.m. in the
YMCA, E. 8. Anderson, president
of the organisation announced to-
^Phis first meeting of the semes
ter is to eyplain the constitution,
receive new member*, plan the
budget, and outline the program
for the coming year. All students
of Lutharan prefereme art invited
to attend.
VA Wont Pay 17
For Advnnccd MS
LOST:
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION: ISST Indian
7« mm arty la Apt. DT-C, Co Ufa Vlaw
4-
Kastland Club Meeti
The Eastland County AAM Club
will meet Thursday night at 7 in
Room 323, Academic Building. Of
ficers wil^bc elected for the com
ing year.
END OF THE LINE—La*t Rtinday tha "T" AaaoclatloR
aponaartd a ••grt-atwualntetl harbarwa far aew albletea Hare,
H OOTTON M HOWELL (renter 1, officer of the "T* Aaaurtation.
pour* lamoaaAe at the end of the chow line.
r-EXPERIMENT— PonitionH Open On
Continued from Page 1 ‘ , a #
ment. One lot is a check lot being Engineer Magazine
fed grain sorghum, cottonseed ~ ^
meal, and alfalfa hay. The other Hen interested in working on the
three lots of steers get the same Engineer magasine this year
toul amount of hay and concen-1 should contact their respective stu*
a.
trates as the steers in the check
lot. However, in the grain ration,
two, three, and four pounds of
I grain is replaced with an equal
amount of citrus molasses for the
steeft in lots two, three, and four,
lasfectivaly. In addition, all steers
have access to liberal amount* of
mixed minerals and salt
Results of the experiment to date
dent chapter president* or depart
ment heads at once.
This year as in the pa*t two,
representatives will be selected
from each department for the staff
The Vetersaa AdminUtrallsR
will not pay lb* IT handURi fre
required nf ill mlllUry arlenre
adtaaaad reulratt aladaalii,
Taylor Wilkin*, veterans advls.
or, stated Tuesday,
Tha reaaon for Ibis la that
Ike pollc) of tbe V A la to My
for nallber food nor riot king,
alncp It roRald['ra the Ml a
month fre sufficient ta rovar
those two Items. Tbe military
science fee secares clothing, or
the uae of It; thaa. It la not
covered by the G. I. Bill of
Rights.
t# prt hoe* far raperifM-
Amlauau a— n—Art
(W roll*** *r*rk
p*rW4K>. m w*ll m
Miming*, .bould b* ao*«4*nd.
AppUeanU ar* In.ltrt to ractatbr
tb* affV. <jf tb* drva rtm*M at Ibrir Mr-
nMlgaA
* V* 1 * 1 arartWally all beur. of
!:**.&*** fC ooportualty for *ap
Minin*., .bould b* eoa
J. G. PbtUf
Miad, Drpt. of Pbl«lr.
Qray Ufrtlm* Sh..ff»r fountain
Reward. H. K Baa*. U-tU
FOR TOUR RADIO*, luggag* gn* ha.Ura
r*fng*raton. wnahlng maehinm and rth-
•r applianc**. coma to Aggt* Radio A
Appllane* Co East Oat* Ph 4 1M1
FOR BALE: Bonlor boou. boob*, alao 7.
Pair of khaki boot pant*, pair ie*-emai
boot panti, SO waiat AU la aa—llrnl
rood It ion Sm Rival*, Room SIS, Dona
14.
SCHEDULE CHANCIR
Any atudMt doirm* to add a aouro*
muat pr.mnt a wrlttm iUUMmt fnuwi
tb* S*prta>Ml runrrrnrt. that tb*r* m
a place in the , I*m for him. Tbla
.tolcment muat be |,r,-—t,t«d to tbe
Dana oC tea Srbool With the Dm*'
approval, tb* Ke*,.tr«r wgl b* au
thorlted to moke the rhanct
t. Tron.f.r* from one -eetion to anotber
In tb* MSa* aubj—t will be atad* br
tb* departamnl bead oon*erh*d
L Maaday, irptomber tfth. will be tb-
iaat day tbot wuraM ran b< dropprt
ATTENTION VETERAN STUDENT*
l.ar** atudy daak and unflntahrt furni
turo availaM* at low *mi Murdi-araft
Oaatpaay, 44t* Collo** Mala Stmt
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—BROADCAST—
Continued from Page 1
tion. WFAA-WBAP, Dallaa-rt
Worth; KABC, San Antonio; KT-
HT. Houston; and KWTX, Waco.
The T. C. I'.-Oklahoma AAM
broadcast will go on the air from
T. C. U. stadium, Fort Worth at
2:20 p. m. Saturday. Fred Kin-
Beaumont Aggie* To
Meet Thursday at 7
The Beaumont A. A M. Club
will hold Its first meeting of the
semester Wednesday evening at 7
In Room 108, Academic Building.
Officers will be elected and so
cial activities for the coming year
will be planned.
.t W. On, S.nk», .ndlSi *«'
one other student from each de
partment will be chosen.
Contributions in the nature of
w
II
have been satisfactory, according nrttd**. suggestions for articles,
to Riggs. cartoons, letter* and idea* are ac-
M
Lavaca Club Meets
The Lavaca County Club will
mret Thursday night, September
25 after yell. practice in Room
204, Academic Building.
HM AVALON CLUB
18 Ml. W. Bryan—Hwy ll
■oitells your patronag*
W# sarv* the best of food-
•EA rOODA IN REASON
K C RTEAKS
SOUTNERN FRIED CHICKEN
Air Oonditloaad — Beautiful
cepted from anyone interested in
the magafine. There is also a need
for photographers.
—COMMITTEK—
Continued from Page 1
with Bill Newbirk handling color.
Airing the game will be stations
| KFJZ, Ft Worth; WRR, Dallas;
KRBC, Abilene; KBST. B i g
Spring; KGKL, San Angelo; KC-
RS, Midland, KMAC, San Anton
io; and KXYZ, Houston.
Veteran Humble announced Kern
| Tips will travel all the way to
Portland, Oregon, to bring fans a
play-by-play account of the game
between Texas University and
Oregon University from Multno-
- .... u , u. • mah Stadium. The game will be
• nd ,„ th * , co,nm 'V w heart! at 8:50 p. m. over station.
, t ® ™ ,nor KTBC, Austinf KPRC, Houston;
coonocted with thair respective re- WFAA-WBAP (820 kc) Dallas-
I to the Student Life commhteo. , Hroadcast of the 8. M. U.-Santa
; Clara match at Han Francisco goes
Fort WorthiHnu Mf»i»t " n ***• ilr p Saturday
ron nonmantf mcei |wilh ( . htr ,^ Jorikn at th# mlk#
: Th. Fort Worth AAM Club will ^ u • Ul ! on,
meet Thure<Uy evening at 7:80 In 'LtoH 11 5*’ ^ ou,ton '
the Science llftll Lecture Room, tiul n ” n 0 ' »
Clyde Huddleston, past president. ,"b »b uil*. ' . u . i * m u ^
' ha. announced. ** ,l « bu Bt B *'°" Rw ^-
Officer, will be electe.! and plan. ' SI 11 B ‘ •JJ, fcu?'
ade for the vear All Play-by-iky announcer Mill Mich-
Navarro County Club
To Meet Thursday
The Navarro County A. A M.
Club will hold its initial meeting
of the semester Thursday evening
at 7:80 p. m. in Room 224, Aca
demic Building, It was announced
yesterday.
Purpose of the meeting will be
to elect officers. All Navarro Coun
ty Aggies are urged to be present.
T Asnociation to Mfft
Tbe Aggie T* Association
will meet Thursday night at
8:38 p. ra. in the C. E. lecture
room, according to Charles
■Red” Overly, president.
The Dallas AAM Club will meet
in the YMCA Chapel at 7:15,
Thursday night, September 25,
William Gilbert, past president,
announced. This will he an impor
tant meeting, as officers are to be
elected for the qunwnt year.
All students from Dallas county
are urged to attend.
Danoa Floor For Roaer. • IMSFtl made for the year. All students
• I from Fort
attend,
Wnrth art, la I f0 '® r mllM AW# CheSStr
Worth are urged to ; |hirf thf tnnounvtn . bonth(
I u For sports or lor those
plaasant laisura mo-
t mants, *'BolanY M Brand
slacks oHar -axtra sports-
wear value...fatturing su
perb '*BotanY M Brand flannels,
gabardines and checked worsted*.
Vaat tb# fabric 814 Yaa'll feel Iba llfftraaca
Leon B. Weiss
fty Campua Thaatre
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AGGIES
Drive in Pleane . . .
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Drive Out Pleased
OUR BIG AIM is to do everything we possibly can po
PLEASE YOU.
We do the litUe jobs as carefully as the big
ones. We aee to it that your car is ready on
time. And we like the bill to be amaller than
you had expected.
Krtif Your Oat to Ua and Be Aim red of . , .
PROMPT—COURTEOUS and SATISFACTORY
SERVICE
. .. and Ride While You Pay
WE SERVICE ALL MAKEM OF CAM
BR1NT MORRIS MOTORS
DR. N. B. McNUTT
DENT1IT
Office In Parker Building
Ov*r Canady's Pharmacy
Phnna 1-1487 Bryan, Tata*
with sUttona KXYZ, Houston;
KABC, Ban Antonin; KFJZ. Ft
Worth: WRR, Dallas: WACO;
KNOW, Austin; KGVL, Green
ville; and KFRO, Longview, car
rying the broadcast.
RAF BOMBER ( RASHES
GREAT YARMOUTH, Eng..
Sept. 24 (AP)—An RAF foar-
cnglned Lincoln bomber crashed
and barned in a field five mile*
from tbla east coast port early
today and six bodies were re
covered from th* wreckage. Th*
plane was on a night training
night rill
USED RECORDS
New and old favoritea 2&r
Supply of new popular
recorda—al»o
Fana, Record Playent
Combination*
BRYAN MUSIC CO.
402 North Main
DMOTO-PLYMOUTH
MEN VICE
Malt-tilt
WE RE STRICTLY ON THE
COME IN AGGIES AND GET NEXT TO THOSE
Dee—Unh Home-made
CANDIES A COOKIES
EAT ’EM AND LOVE ’EM
For
Molil t
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m i*n ir *1
I our *i S|Miilnif; GimhIh
m»1 N Malw Hit mi
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ATTENTION
Brvan Field
W
Aggies!!
Leave your shoes to
be repaired at An
nex Exchange Store.
PRICES SAME AS AT-
CAMPUB STORE
HOUCK’S
Boot Shop
N OATE - OOU4BOIB
For Defickms Ice Cream
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We Have It today!
DRIZZLER JACKET:
Neat ta MoUrda — Sryaa
The perfect jackket for every aport
—every purpow* Wind-and-water
repellent—completely waahable.
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