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Club Reserv^tioite
Due Before |riday
have in ;
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Clubs and societies
til Friday; December
reservations in the
Tommy John, | co-
Longhorti, said ijyestei
tension was printed
misunderstandinjg as
ment of space in the
Organizations! may
full page for,.$£o or
a page for $8.90, Jo|
third of a page) is
the smaller clubs tha
to pay for an jenti
ever, onlly the officer#
will be included in !
\ that .occupy 4 third cj
Any club ptr sdciet;
served one-third of
wants a full pslge
proper arrangements
dent Activities | Offi
this week.') ■
A&MGard.
To Meet Fi
The A£M Carden'
Friday, December .1
o’clock in thfe Y VlC
ular monthljf meeting
The progtam
demonstratiojns on
orations. : 1
Mrs. C. B. Campbej^ i^ in chja: ? c
of the program alnd viiy he asgjs :t d
by. Mrs. Dj Wl Y,f : iliirrs.
George Wilcox, Mr« l Fr^d
and Mrs. J. |E. Fobei js. ’
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By JAMES B. J01
^red R. Brison of the
dte department stated tl
>xas Fish, Game and Oysti
i^sion has definite plans;
.dication of crows, a
nace to Texas Pecan
he work, to begin in
jas of Texas as soon as ,
^sary supplies are obtain*
similar to that used ^
fuRy in Oklahoma and otheH si
■pjjjnamite Will be set! and; exp
irt areas where the crows roast. The
people in these areas will; ! not be
npfified of the time for they blast
) as to prevent spectatorej which
ould scare the crows awky add
Which would possibly cause; an ip-
jiiriy to a by-stander*
; fhe damage done to pecahs
yleiir by crows, stated . Bmlson,
almost inconceivable to the average
pedson in Texas -who is not connec
ted with pecan growing. Th$ crows
da\|e been particularly destructive
tp pecan crops this year s nee the
rops are short and the prices are
trgi. Thousands of crpw!i in a
jrot'e at tfne time can do cpnsider-
Jbla damage. Agriculturistg as well
is pecan growers! are enxfous to
riooperate in any, way with the
Texas Fislj, Game and Oystpr Com
mission in. the crow eradication;,
Bryson said. ' , H M.!; I
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dies] are producing: passenger cars,
I|8 are turning obt trucks' J
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Tuesday, Room 3j2, ;Science Hall.
Business meeting.
BUSINESS and
SOCIETY, 7:30
f re making buses.
ilk PRICES
;ce!! : -f;
Dec! 31st
Bujy y^S^ijt ijOW ahd Save ■ .f . .
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Due td l^bor |nd| nliatidrial cost increases, wholesale
prices jvill advincej in January
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Wte makfcthi.'t ann mneement for the benefit
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GUstdmers
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AGGIE r
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;CLUB . 7:i
night, in Stu-
...! |A discussion
Game by An-
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7:30 p. m.,
Hall.
iUB NO. 1
(of College Station Methodist
Church) 7:30 p. m., Monday, Home
of Mrs. Albert Mairtih, 303 Guern
sey Street, College Park.
AGGIE WIVES CIRCLE No. 2
of A. & M. Methodist Church, 7:30
p. mi Monday, Home of Mrs. Jake
Diddle, 214 Lee Street
AUSTINjCLUB, 7-80 p. m., Mon-
dajf.Room 108, Academic,
i AMERICAN CHEMICAL SO
CIETY (Student ! Affiliate) 8:30
p.tn., Tuesday, Roh^n: 9, Chemistry
Building, j
AMERICAN VETERANS COM-
7 p. nil; Sunday, Y Cabi-
B&A Societies
Hear Consultan;
Monday Eve ‘
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CLIIBi 7:30
ACCOUNTING
i. m.,, Monday,
Agricultural Engineering Building
Lecture Room. 1 ,
CAMERA CLU^, 7 p. m., Mon-
jdhy,'Bdom 183, Physics Building.
; CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB, 7:15
n.m., Tuesdayl Rohm 227 Academic
Building.
DEBATE ANO DISCUSSION
CLUB, 7:30 p.m.,; Monday, YMCA
Assembly Room, j
DEL RIO CLUB, 7:30 p. m.,
Thursday, YMCA Reading Room.
FFA, 7 p. m., hlouday, Lecture
Room of the Agricultural Engi
neering Building.
HOUSTON CLUB, 7 p. m. Tues
day, YMCA. Pictures of A. & M.-
Baylor game. ; ] r ’ X
MARKETING 1 AND FINANCE
LUB, 7:30 p. nt, Tuesday, Room
12;, Agricultural I Building.
! NEWMAN CLUB,
Mbnday, St. Mary’s Cl
mfeiit Subject, ‘^Marr_ 0 ..
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Auxiliary Christmas Bazaar and
inner at Consolidated School Gym
nesday, 5 p. | m.
POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB,
:30 ptm. Tuesday, Reading Room
r MCA.
ANGE & FORESTRY CLUB,
“America’s Greatest Economic
Foundation: Small Business” will
be discussed at a joint meeting of
the Business and Accounting So
cieties Diecember 8 at 7:30 p.
in the Agricultural Engineering
Lecture Room.!
C. Ray Martin, business consul
tant of the United States
ment of Commerce, Dallas Region
al Offich, will be ithe principal
speaker, j I j 4
Martin, educated in Texas
school^, has served on the staff of
the East; Texas Chamber of Com
merce aa field representative. H>s
business : experience extends into
both retgil and wholesale merchan
dising activities and sales promo
tion work with several Texas firms.
During the early part of World
War II, Martin served on the staff
of the Business Education Division
of the State Department of Voca
tional Education, disseminating in
formation on government regula
tions to! local business
throughput Texas.
His federal service prior/to his
present position as fieldj'epresen-
tative includes work wjtn the Dal
las Regional Office Of the Smaller
War Plaints Corporation.
A 3ATT.
. rate* ~ ”
per eolur
with remitUnd* to
tie* Office, All
by 10 :00 A. M. A the
cation. (7)
SfECULSWSOK
Time
’.•IS p. m.,
apel, Base-
age.”
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7:30 ptm., Tuesday, Third Floor of
Agriculture Engineering Bldg. Ad
dress by Dr. Ide P. Trotter.
SHREVEPORT A&M CLUB, 7
p.(n. Mpnday, 1061, Academic Build
ing.
SAM, 7 p.. m., Tuesday, Electri
cal Engineering Lecture
SIGMA XI,j-8 p. m.,
Room 10, Sciqnoe Hall. Dr. A. A.
Jakkula to speak. S
SPANISH CLUB; 7:30 p. m.,
Tuesday, Room 123, Academic.
Longhorn photographer will take
informal pictures for the Aggie-
land section, ; j
SPANISH CLUB, 7:30 p. m.,
Tuesday, Room; 123, Academic.
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byterians to Sponsor
tmas Bazaar, Dinner
!he A & M| Presbyterian Church
imen’s Auxiliary will sponsor a
hristmas b^zajar and dinner at
i<| [Consolidated School gymnas
ium Wednesday evening at 5, Mrs.
J, L. Poole announced Friday.
Dinner will ; be served around
5l30 or 6 p. rh,, she said.
Room.
Tuesday,
Try-outs in Debate
t Tomorrow
Tryopts for places on the varsity
intercollegiate debating teams will
be held jfrom 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday i n
Rooms ‘ 324 and 326 Academic
Building, Professor Karl E. Elm-
quist, Debate Coach, has announce
Elmqjiist pointed: out that Stu
dents interested in frying out for
the team and who have not yet re
ceived appointments should contact
him at fonce. ^
Each tryout will be in the form
of a fifteen minute debate between
two stydents, on$ oh the affirma
tive, one on the negative. Each
student] Will be judged on his own
merits ^nd no decision will be made
which man won the debate,
will be members of the
Students whovwish to be assign
ed new](times for the tryout should
come contact the debate coach im
mediately, Elmquist said>
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National Question
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A debate on the national inter
collegiate question “Resolved, that
a Federal World Government
Should! Re Established” will be held
tonighi .at 7:30 p.ip. in the YMCA
Assembly room, J. T. Miller, De
bate - {nd Discussion Club presi
dent, announced Sunday.
Participants in the debate will
be W. S. Downard and W. B. Wil
son {or the affirmative and C. D.
Kirkhj.m and A. R. Smith for the
negati /e. if,
Plars will be discussed concern
ing the aldoptioh of a constitution
at tonight’s meeting, Miller stat
ed.
as to
qm$t s
Judges *
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I ROlUCHORD I;
Space
W- ijj
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Student Acthri-
jld be turned in
day before publi-
. _ ,. Compui Trlotaf S.5,
fi.Scm. cast, filter*. *165. 10. i
ROBOT II JIcKromel 35mm, 52j exposure*
s x t0 week*, |i.00
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LOST—Field jacket atrSiO aerje
Owens. C, E„ Box -4J6
li peri roil, . „
lens shuttwi. ^-1/500 sec. Ziess Biotar
X :2, ftcmiiahd TeleXenar 3 fTSmi
and Srbniider 1 Wide' Ankle 1:11.6 tlScm.
bully in p|rt jack fojr syncl ed ] flash, can
nSe 4 Khotfs per second, ’arpllcx com-
risated viewfinder for Jej e level, chest
•level, and ; rigpt anirles. 6 tnatfuine*.
case instruoliijns. eolor-xone fpeusing 30
inches to Infinity. -Compl' te-f*325.00.
STKROKT.RXTOSCOPKa Aj 1* exposure
coriipur-stero, matched llelier 65mm 4.6
lens, refleii viewer, para Ilex corrector,
leviel bubble, lease. *160.00. j
Phone 4-5t44 ! ! in afternoons,; or write
Box 2195.;;|Co)lei;e Station, j
\ WANTED TO BUY-rPair of Arm* »ur-
\ plus HI NOG U LA RS. Contact M-Sgt. Nor-
Schlesselman
Speak Before
0
''.man, Roe* (4)
will be held in the Petroleum
gineering Lecture Room ohi Ti
day, December .9, at 7:i0 p. na
Final discussion and plans
the asociation’s annual din#
dance, scheduled for Jaunary
are also on the agenda. ’ Eckels
be available at the Tueisdajy Ri
ing. • i •
All Air Reserve Officers are
quested to attend as hforma
regarding activation of a;[Con
site Squadron at Bryai) Air.H
has been received from Ellini
Field.
JJ,
Dr. G. W.'Schle^seimi.ii, hea<
the geography department, wil
guest speaker for the
meeting of the Brazos Opunty
serve Officers Association,
topic will be “Geography and
sources of Russia,” The meetjiht
oleum Hr -
LOM—Two field jackets i in parking lot
behind Dorm No. 11. FnderieaUiJ. R.
W(lK^a«on. , 4-9H34. [Reward.
WANTE&HTb buy a home In College
Station. TWo bedrooms or more. No pre
fab. ContWt Box 2799, College Station.
STRAYED—Pdrtable radio from jeep dur
ing bonfire. Reward for return. jL. R.
Watkins. »I5j--^q; 15.
WANTED—To (rent yrarnge in vicinity of
North Gath dr oh\, campus. Bo* ’ 1567,
College. • ,\
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FOR SALE-if-Sa acres hmnting ojt new
Highway fij n|ne fi|i!es Stjuth of toll'ye.
W. C. Hall. I Box >420. Ci\Ue<te Station.
$30.00 an here- Vj ’cish.
“I 1 r* 1 *” <J 1 r ' • 1
THE SCRIBE SHOP — Typing, mimeo
graphing, drawing'] Phone 2-6706. 1007
East 23r<l,! Bryan. (7)
FOR SALE-..Whitney baby carriage and
walker. Dlavenport,; Apt. 5, Aggie. Auto--
tel. Highway 6.
PLEASE, newlyweds desperate|y desire a
fitrnisjieil npljrtment or nice lied room
w-ith bath' and kitchen privilege*. Rent
immcjiately dr by January Istj Write
BpX 0547,; College Station.
FOR SALE l- Small electric licfrlfcerator,
freer.es on* tray of ice. Good condition.'
*60.00. Set at Wiison-Bearrie Co.
/TUESDAY
5:45 Sign/On ?
5:45 Mykical Program
6:00 Texas Farm and Home Program
6:15/Coffee Club j
7 -M Martha Agronsky;
,7115 Vet’s Mtiiiliox
/7:S0 News; of Aggieland
7:45 Tik Tok Time ‘ •
8:00 Breakfast Club !
9:00 My True Story j
9:30 Betty Crocker f >
9:45 Sacred Heart |
10:0(j Breakfast in Hollywood
10:30 Galen Brake 'f |
10:45 Ted Malone ; t
11:D0 Welcome Travelers
11:30 Record Rack
11:55 Bryatt News
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12:00 Baukhag* Talking
12:15 Varner News
12:30 Music for Tuesday
1:00 Walter Kieman
1:15 Ethel-and Albert
1:30 Bride and Grpom
2:00 Ladies Bo Seated
2:30 Paul Whiteman iClub
8:*0 Treasury Show i
3:45 Afternoon Music
4 :00 Voice of The Arfny
4:30 Keys, of Faith: !
(1:45 Story Book Lady
6:00 Sportsman 's]
5:15 The College Speaks
5 :30 Sign. Off
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Dr. H. E. Redmond, am
hidialn <ff thfe veteri
hf)(M, will be guest s
ii yiuest spe
nAm# ISciciety Tu
ie At Lecture Room
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at the
y night
at 7:30
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nd, clasa hf 1939, ( ;
turned to the v star-
t departitient. Before coiling
c to A,. & M., Dr. Retlmond con-
1 e!:pcriments at the >,ma-
$x^erin»ent Station i on , the
g| axing of wheat Tuesday
ie will;, show and dlixcuu;a
^otjfilm qn the poisoning of
i gfajsing Winter wheat,
licijs invited to attend,,!
e|orge Kunre, presi- r 1
lents will be servwj -
f the meeting. ^
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AH Judging Team
Try-Outs to Meet
Try-outs for the junior livestock
judging team will meet in the lec
ture room of the A&I Building,
Monday evening, December 8, at
5 p. .m. according to W. M. Warren,
team coach.
Warren;said; thatithe junior- team
will go to the Southwestern Live
stock Exposition it Fort Worth
next spring, and will probably par
ticipate at the Oklahoma City show.
Those men working with the jun
ior team will be eligible for a berth
on the senior judging team next
fall. Work will begin at once for
those men who ar^ trying out for
the team.
To be eligible fpr try-outs, the
student must bd jpnrolled in the
Animal Husbandry Department
and expect to graduate in January
or May, 1949. Plans for the team
will be explained by Warren and
all questions will tje answered dur
ing the meeting,; 1 j
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Board Proposes!
Continued Control
“A reebhimendation that rent
control be continued in this area,”
was decided upon by The Bryan
Rent Advisory Board at tbeir
meeting Friday.
This recommendation Will be for
warded to Washington.
Action by the board followed a
meeting held Igst Wednesday in
which veteran students- arid col
lege officials) pointed oiit thg acute
housing shortage apd the niied for
continuing rent control.
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Instruction in Square
Dancing Set Tuesday
Lee Thompson of the mechanical
engineeripg department will con-1
duct square dancing instruction at
6:45 p. ni. Tuesday at the Shiloh
Club.
Instruction, to be conducted from
6:45 to 7i45, will be free to all de- j
siring to attend.
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