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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1947)
It ?age 4 Tractoi : viThe John , )eere of Dallas re:ently|'pj Agricultural Enginlec:' ment a John Deere) ! row crop ty^e cut^a 1 , ; The tra<| | lionized to phtow thef •wjlr ' and will i* ' * | structional motor operates tl VI s 1 Announ l\\ ! terr ft ;! .L:' )AY, DECEMBI STigine and the final dr ve gi i irs at Mlow speed in order for to see, all of the moving o Ag Engtnc e bi ; 1 ’ 5,| NAME ERMA CHICAGO, Dec. 5 -j- 1 Wines, Laredo, Texas, a counselor for the s< trict of the County Hq stration Agents Associat meeting here. •, uthe -n d) me l!)em< iL - ■ A< Jperate' You are sur It - f : i I -II. I ■r- Opening . . : . t/i- BEAUTY & ORY SHO M O D E R li ft j . ■ V by' experienced hair dre ' o| be pleased with, j otvkes. r 1 < i ■! v ! I f m ; V Ml )■ SOCTHglDE CAMPUS » f 11 j i . — Pborje i4-1169 i‘ i ■ r: V I ervers 947 at 1 a jrs,: who su- s of the Texas Forest Service, [have made it eas ier for the smaller tlraberland own ers to avail themselves of person- all on-the-groun^l sdrvice to assist them in producing and marketing ihcrqased supplies of forest pro- ducte continuously. ! . i| • T ’ The board has authorized presi dent Qibb Gilchrist to accept funds i. cqunties, towns, corporations, or individuals for use of At ft-airie r i V it . IN feet Way 7* p 'lew :i m !v !; ; ! . . ■I u i Vi' mmmmm m mmm V'V- K ip Irpnli groups, iXvn •«•- -ji s Tetcas Fqrejst Service in em- ying management foresters who Id give the above service to timbVrland I owners. Texas Foyest Service at pre sent employs two project foresters iced with fun^s 11 1 tl.S WEAR 0 ! I • • ' V , ; , \ ' ■ iS ■ '4, ' i ■ > •i : 4 f t iVjii . m < A If ;V ' ' ^ • V v f i : -'V:v \ViVV. t I ■ i i 1 i K 4 1 Adapted Ffom 5< THE lillcA Loomed 011*11 y<)u' i Gregor Plaids S See really 4 thieiy qolors oiland’s Famous Clan Colors! Ti ■ ■'jB 11 ER SPORT SKIRT of Seif/Kwt’s 1007c Pure Wool Flannel Ti - ' : ■ ' 'I : ’ ■! . ; : Ypuil ‘takij the highroad’ or il ■ . | n qf the low road’;H- | 'll j for these Mo di tl Shirts! Tartan ’re styled in the! ' j V -I l ’ r worn by Scotland’s j orions cl i ’ * !l‘ OtfR iMcQKSGOR «XMAS WINDOW • ! '■ You ure iiire to see something you want. r Yt ' •Tfrade Maik RjegJ lb I. I III l Vi I ■t ’ll! r 1 ; i H, i invian svu<i ciiko .oK * *«»*- rier Viewj College, Sunday after : noon Wt 3 according to Rev. Nor man Anderson, Presbyterian min isters ;; Oi I “The purpose of the meeting \is to develop better racial understand ing between the two, groups,’' says' Rev. Anderson. “The church’s re sponsibility is to pioneer better understanding between races and] among those qf other religious' faiths. -We plan on holding this meeting annually.” The plan was adopted after Rev. Anderson spoke in the Sunday morning service at Prairie View on Faith Sunday* The topic to be dipeussed at this per column inch, with remittance to j' ltiec Office. All ads.i __ T _ „ by 10:00 A. M. of the day before publl- cation. (7) Space - .. .. m all elan if lad, ’ RIDE for 2 to PHOENIX. ^t'o^^EuUer. College Station, Texas. Student Actirt- uld be turned in POUND—Army o! 2 . 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. •, !i ■ ' fi between Min. ride to or near MtUdays. Can aht, Box 2038. who are partly lima: from tiie • .‘eaeralj government While their services arq in such first meeting !is “Ejarope’s Ecqno- imand thgtjthey can’t keep up my and America’s Responsibility.” J It will be conducted in the form of FOR SAl paint and to apprecial College St A&M Am To W i) honib in College Two bedrooms or more. No pr£- itact Box 2199, College Station. 19*8 Wyntomb, Bargain 1 Box 6643, South Station, good tlrea, rgain l $576.00. See ., or Barracka No. 269-1, dter 3;00 p.m. ith requests, [present state and . al budgets will not perrrjit lit hiring of additional! qualified ion. Thus the board action clears tie way for acceptance of private nds to permit the hiring of more ahagement foresters on a cooppr- ivediasis. I " Ji The board also has approved an didbnal gift of $500 from W. Gjoodrich Jones of Waco for use in further developing a recreation- ajl area at] the stato forest bearing his name near Conroe in Mont gomery County, Jones previously gave $1,000 toward this project, and a lake has already been made. Other! action by the board in cluded the acceptance of an air plane and aerial camera from the Civil Air Patrol, Texas Forest Pa trol unit, for u$e ih Texas Forest Service protection work. !; !—".j' Church To Feature “Sing Fest” Sunday d ; -i li i h : •' }• An old-time “Sing Fest” will be held Sunday nijgnt at 7, December 7, at the A. & 5(1. Methodist Church pev. R. C. Tqrry, minister, an nounced today. •j Included in the .program are ijluets, quartets, and congregational singing.I ] ji il All |Aggie? and their families i^re invited to attend the evening gospel singing, fellowship, and worship. ■ , I ; . : f J ■ j i ^ • PENN STATE VOTED LAMBERT TROPHY ’ NEW YORK, Dec. 5 —(A*)—The Lambeijt Memorial Trophy sjym- bolizing eastern football suprem- acy goVs this year to unblemished Penn State. The Nittany Lions, who ran through a nine-game schedule without mishap and accepted a bid to play SMU in the Cotton Bowl, received 68 of the 108 votes cast by football Writers and broadcas- ■ters. ' •' 1] ' [ I - j Sqcond in the poll was Pennsyl vania with 17 and then followed Armjy, 14; Columbia, 6, and Rut- It will be conducted) in the form of a panel Idisjcussion with George Jones acting as thV chairman and Paul Wilhelm, Jerry Carpenter, Djck Adams,: and Baesdaipe Russel C. Neff serving as members. After/ the group hks discussed the sub ject, the audience will participate a general discussion of the topic. Those who are going |to/Prairie ’iew will meet at the jYMCA at :15 p.m. Sjunday and! leavei by private automobjles. ^‘Everyone Caring to attend j the ipeeting is welcome to go,” ; Rev. 'Anderson concluded. FOR SALE-SUe*\l2* Hi 16. xlMn good conditiun and gtod style. Black and whited checked wrfrf suit, pink crepe dress, beige wool timpey. beige wool dress, bjue wool suittygreen wool dress, and several wool skirtV jackets, blouses and suite. Wil[l sell ch«^.; Call 2-221 WANTED—To fnterview students interested in dart time managerial posi tions with College 11 uhiness \Enterprises. \ gers, 3. For HER Christmas Stocking IN THE .PACKAGE I f. , '■ 1 15 Dtniir, of count jdirm&M \l \ A e'dl ldao 1o remember —no Womon ever hod enough hosiery! .And, three dork pairs of Aimaidt ore Just whot she'd choose for her self. In on exquisite transparent i Tulox cylinder that mokes a lovely hosiery or gift box.' $7.95 MADELEY PHARMACY South Gate j. Fat Stock Show Will Be Held In Ft. Worth Jan. 30 By J. C. Hart Get your date book out and cir cle January 30 through February 8 because big tb pening at the 1 Exposition and at Fort Worth. A large humbler of Bryan and 7 ill lings will'be hap- . 148 Southwestern Fat Stock Show College Station officiate at the personalities wll ihow. Department superintendent of herefords will be B. J. Baskin of Bryan, employed with the Tennessee Coal, Iron, and Railroad Companjy. The department superintendent of Daify Cattle and Boys Dairy Cali Show will be A. L. Darhell, dairy husbandry pro fessor. Department Superintendent of Shqep pnd the [Boys’ Lamb Show Station,] is department superinten dent of) Fat Steers-Open Classes and Boys Baby Beef Show.' F. I. ElahLberg, animal husbandry pro fessor, will bp the department superintendent pf Swine and Boys’ Pig Show. D. W. WRBams, vice- president for agriculture at A&M, is chairman of the Advisory Com mittee, ' f ’ , : : In the fat steirs open classes will be $4,480 giVep in prizes. The Hereford breeding cattle premiums will total $13,$00 and $2,000 for Polled Hereford breeding cattle. Prizes totaling $3,760 will be given in the department of Shorthorn breeding cat,tie. Aberdeen-Angus breeding cattle [premiums will total $7,580. In the department of dairy cattle $2,719 wjiH be given. $4,288 in phizes wilf be given in the sheep and [Angora $oat division, , anti swine premiums total $5,660. ' The Fort Wojrth Show will spon sor a livestock judging contest. There wijl be ja general livestock judging contest for senior agri cultural colleges, general livestock judging contest) for junior A. & M. colleges and teachers colleges, a Southwestern dairy judging con test for senior agricultural colleges and an intercojlegiate meat judg ing contest. JURY INVESTIGATES WRITER WASHINGTON,[Dec. 5 -<#>- A Federal grand :jury yesterday began investigating the cases against 10 Hollywood movie direc tors and writerfe dited for contempt of Congress. ‘ [ REDS IN OLYMPICS LONDON, Dec. 5 —UP— Lord Burghley, president of the Inter national Amateur Athletic Feder ation, announced yesterday the So? viet Union haql joined the IAAF, paving the wa y for their partici pation in the major sports of the 1948 Olympic Games. ! i. : l -- Christmas Tree Decorations and Hair Driers Electric Kitchen Clocks Coffee Makers | .-H .:.M ■ ); ' y | [ Toasters ! I y\ ; ' I AGGIE RADIO & APPLIANCE COMPANY n r East Gate See Wayne Stark, Boom 21 Hall, Friday morning. Goodwin afternoon or \SaUrday 4 1: 2 IffiJ Monda; Station, Texas.' R. D. Johnaon, Box »64. FOR SALE-Basainette. baby ' / RMt* ' View. vhite bath tub. Apt, B-6- WANTED TO BUY-I plua BINOCULARS. C man, Rom Hall. (4) l£SZ: School Supper Nets $322 Profit If'- • ( , A net profit of $322.66 was re alized from the Consolidated School community supper held at the school last week, Rev. Norman An derson, chairman of the supper committee, revealed today. Along with the financial report, Anderson announced that approxi mately 535 meals were served throughout the evening. According to Anderson, the pro fits from the supper will be used to provide equipment and facilities for the school. AGGIE (of Collet Church) 7:30 p McQuOlen Alt Meeting of Alu E. E. McQuillenj eceCutS retary, of the A. & M. : Students Association,] is ati a meeting Of the American Association Council fn N City. , i McQuillen, who is of Regionail Confen group, will return to Collei, tion_ Saturday, his office an iditt ciurch, 7:30 ome 5 7 if Ch \ LET US HELP YOU WITH ? I mr Christinas Shopping l GIFTS OF ALL GIFTS THAT LAST of Mrs, Jake M L«e Streeti . CLUB, 7:30 p. m., Mon- ... jm 1 108, Academic. AMEHCAN VETERANS (^0M- ITTEB, 7 p, m., Monday, Y Cabj- BIOLQGY CLUB, 7:30 p.m., esday Room 32, Sconce Hall, sinesa meeting. CAMERA CLUB, 7 p. m., Mon- y, Rohm 33, Physics Building. HQUSTON: CLUB, 7 p. m. Toes* CA. Pictures of A. & M.- CLUB, 1:15 p. m., St. Mary’s Chapel, Base- Jubjcqt, “Marriage.” SISH CLUB, 7:30 p. m., cademic. — i' I !• / / Caldwell’s Jewelry Store “Aggie Jewelers” / : . 1- ^ III. 1 1 \ - 11 1 , ' \ A 1 — T i I Beat T U GLeIMo I — PRESSING % • | i I, 1 » WATERPROOFING All Kinds of Repair Work and Alterations AGGIE CLEANERS N. Gate We Deliver Phone 4-4554 $ $ % l 1 ITS—.. PAJAMAS -j. UNjDERWEAW KERCHIEFS- sopcs - ROBES - - GLOVES .... .. BEETS i- - jja JEWELRY .1. SWEATERS). BRACES 4+ SCARFS --1- GARTERS ... SPORTS i SHIRTS! .Jl| JFFLERS ZELAN .• (JACKET .1. PCOATS EN'S SUIT * j i I warn i t a s. if. i!! ■i I! 41 1.., \ : 0 | V f '! j/- j* H • m- :/ p J 01 •••••••* II rt'-.i . \. jot ‘T l ! r-’ 4-' t,.. 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