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(This grant will enable the depart
ment t° offer a fellowship to a
graduate student who will sti ’
tie effectiveness of chemicals
ie eradication of given bto
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ies on Texas ranges at | d
f jrent Season of the year.
Furthermore, the relative cost
of quantitative applications tohen
ajpplied; during certain seafeonis will
be investigated.
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RADIO REP
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AL’S RADIO SHOP
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Aggieland Record Shf>p
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WITH , . .
Ctiribtjmas Shopping
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Jewelry Store
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Game by An-
tYERS, 7:30 p. m.
esday, Assembly Ball.
RONOMY SOCIETY, 7:30 p.
uesday, AT Lecture Room.
ERICAN CHEMICAL SO-
lEtYj ((Student Affiliate) 8;30
; Tuesday, Room 9, Chemist!^
CLuk|l:30 p.m.,
1 CANTERBURY CLUB, 7 p. m„
Wedensday, St. Thomas Episcopal
Church, i Parish House! !
CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB, 7:15
ip.m.i Tuiesday,' Room 22|7 Academic
Building.
DEL RIO CLUB, i f?:p0 p.m.,
Thursday, YMCA Reading Room.
ENTOMOLOGY CLUB, 7:30 p.
m., i Thursday, Room 5, Science
HILLEL CLUB, 7:15 p. m., Wed
nesday, YMCA Assembly Room.
Hannakah Party, j k;
HjSK CLUB, 7:30 p. m., Thurs-
iday, Room 328, Acjadeinic.
HOUSTON CLUB, 7:30 p. m..
Tuesday, YMCA. Pit:tdres of A. &
M.-Baylor game.
LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSO
CIATION, 7:15 p. m., Wednesday^
YMCA Assembly Room. Dan Russ|
ell to speak. i *
MARKETING-AND; FINANCE
CLUB, 7:30 p. m., Tuesday, Room
312, Agricultural Building.
MOTHERS AND DADS CLUB,
A&M Cpnsolidated School, 7:30 p.
m„ Thursday, High School Gym.
Choral Cluq will sing,
. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Auxiliary Christmas Bazaar and
dinner at (Consolidated School Gym
Wednesday, 5 p. m.
POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB,
7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Reading Room
RANGE & FORESTRY CLUB,
7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Third Floor of
Agriculture Engineering Bldg. Ad
dress by Dr. Ide p, Trotter.
SAM, 7 p. m., Tuesday, Electri
cal Engineering Lecture Room.
! SlGMA XI, 8 p. m., Tuesday,
Rooin 1(0, Science Hall. Dr. A. A.
Jajkkula to.speak.
SPANISH CLUB, 7:30 p. m,
Tuesday, Room 123, Academic.
Longhorn photographer will ta^e
informal Pictures for the Aggie-
land section.
SAN ANTONIO CLUB, 7:30 p.
m., Thursday. Room 208, Academic.
SOPHOMORE and JUNIOR
TRYOUTS for Meat Judging Team
will meet Thursday aftbrnooh at
5 in the Meat Laboratory of the
A&I Building.
tEXAS SOCIETY of Profession
al Engineers, Brazos Chapter, Mon
day, Electrical Engineering Lec-
ture Room.; ] i i!
TRANS
m., Thursday. ...
Builditiig. Spirts movie.
VICTORIA COUNTY CLUB, 7
p. m., Thursday, Room 104, Aca
demic. Christmas jiarty, plans.
VOLLEYBALL CLUB, 7 p. m.
Tuesday, Gym.
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ral Weed Control Conference
held in Topeka, Kan^s, De-
They are R. R. Lancaster, Ex
tension Service pasture specialist;
H.( E. Rea, agronomist with the
Agricultural Experiment Station;
F. R. Anderwald, field leader in
the brush eradication control pro
gram in the range and forestry
department; and C. EJ. Fisher, as
sistant soil conservationist with
-T
The group will stop over at Man
hattan,. Kansas, to Visit research
and Extension leaders at Kansas
State College. They Will discuss
methods used in Kansas for weed
contrpl, especially that of bind-
Tbe staff members will return
to College Station December 15,
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insertion with a 2W minimum. Space
rates in Classified Section;, . . . 6(l<
per column inch. Send all elassifieids
with remittance to the,Student Acti
ties Office. All adsj should be turned
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Market Research
Pushed by tklegi
The most economical packaging
and Consumer preference for .tree-
ripened peaches was Studied by
Marketing Research Group of
& M, which met Thursday Decem
ber 4, with Clayburn Ross, repre
sentative for the A&P Food Stores
of Hashville, Tennessee.
, The A&P Stores and the group
here {will work together on further
experimentation. If successful, they
expect to include pther fruits and
vegetables; along with poultry and
eggs- i
Junior Agricultural Economics
and jMarkhting students interested
in this type of work should be able
to receive summer employment
with; the A&P, Ross saidf.
Members attending the meeti
included Dr. L. P. Gabbard and Dr.
i R. L. Hunt of the Agricultural
Economics Department.
INESDAV
6:4$ Sign On
6:4$ Recorded MuMc
6:00 Texas Farm and Home Program
6:16 Coffee Club
7:00 Martin Agronsky
7:1$ Cowboy Bhjtthms
7 :B0 News of Aggielaftd i
7:46 Tlk Tok Time !
8:0|) Breakfast Club
9:00 My True Story
9:30 Womans World ' '
9:46 ■ The Listening Port :
10.-OO Breakfast in Hollywood
10:3)) Galen Drake
10:4)5 Ted Malone:
11:0)0 Welcome Travelers 1
11:3P Columbia Record Shop!
11:5S Bryan Nerfs
12:00 Baukbage Talking
12:16 Newscast
12:80 Music for Wednesday
1:00 Walter Kiernan j ,
1:15 Ethel and Albert
1:3® Bride and Groom !
2:00 Ladies Be Seated !
2:30 Paul Whiteman Club
3:80 Mixed Chorus. AAM :
4 :<](0 American Legion
4 :li5 Guest Star
4:3j0 Church .of Christ
4 :45 Something to Rea.d
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x 5 :(|0 Sportsman
6\1(5 The College Speaks
5:S0 ^ign Off
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Trotter Speaks
Dr. Ide .P. Trotter, director off
the Extension Service, will address
the Range and Forestry Club Tues
day at 7:30 p. m., on the thirjd
floor of the Agriculture Engineer
ing Building
Dr. Trotter will explain the
fuhetions of the Extension Service
.and its relationship to the field of
T^nge management. j.
-BALDWIN BUSINESS
I refresher courses
eeUng, and aaaocll ^
.S'. Bryan, Tekaajl® ['
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FOR BALE-60 arm Judntlnr
Highway 8. nine mile!
W. C.( Hall. Box 420,
880.00 an acre. '4 easl
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: Coil
PLEASE, newlyweds
furnished apartment
bath and kitchen
tely or by January irt. Writ
7, College Star
mix voneav |
STRAYED—Portable radio from JeeO din •
ing bonfire. Reward for return. L. I .
Watkins, 115—NO. If
off!
tely.
nice
privilege*.
WANTED TO fcUY-Pair of * -
plus BINOCULARS.'
man, Ross Hal], (4)
Watklnjs, 115-No. 1».:
OR SALE —Small electric refrigekatoi
freezes lone tray of icei Good eonditiorf
$80.00, iSee at Wilson-Bcarrie Co.
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ConUct M-;
SUM OF MONEY has been found,
Mr. Bertrand in Ag. Bldg.
FOR SALE—19^7 Pontiac ‘T’ c ub coupe.
Fully equipped. $2,496.00. Girl’s bicycle—
26” wheels, blue, just like new. $26.00.
Call at A-9-B, College View, or write
R. f). Johnson, Box 254. -f.
LOST—Two field jackets hi parking !lot
behind Dorm No. 11. Finder :all J.j R.
Wilkinson, 4-0834. Reward.
WANTED-Ride to Angelm
December 20th, See C.' N. Beyrle,
Walton: -
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WANTED—To : buy a home in ;Col|
Station. Two bedrpoms or more,
fab. Contact Box 2799. College Statu
LOST—Ffeid jacket at 350 acre*.
Owens, C. E„ Box 4266.
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FOR SALE—Whitney baby
walker. Davenport, Apt. 5, Aggie
tel, Highway 6.
carriage and
Aggie Auto-
Dr John S. Caldwell
Optometrist
Caldwell’s Jewelry Store
Bryan, Texas
Leonard Boswell
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HERE AQAIN!!
1230 Highway No. 6
Near the “Y”
Drinks — Short Orders
aboi
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Lack's Auto Stores
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JOE FAULK ’32
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Whizzer Bike Motors
Bicycle Supplies
Southgate
College Sta.
4-1169;
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217 So. Main
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2-1669
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105 Coorter
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35 mm. $
meter. eoat-
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Electric
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and see ua for large
appliances:
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Phone 2-7009
PRESET A BEAUTIFUL
MAS (PRESENT
fiRTIFICATE ^
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iltifliUV iiti a Christmas box
pfelse inyane.
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Lutheran Students
To Hear Russell
^ “The Home, the (Family, and the
Church” willi.be the subject of ari
address by Daniel Russell, head of
ijlhe rural sociology'department, at
the Lutheran Student Association
meeting Wednesday /light.
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Russell will discups the dangers
that are confronting the family as
the most fundamental institution
in our society and t ie importance
of developing charaC er and bring
ing religion and Christianity into
the home.
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PteD SUITS
HWRB
is North 6f P.CX — College Station
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made to order to please
exacting; cattleman,
terformer, 1 or casual
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ay, Room 115, Petroleum
CE Exam Will Be
Given in January
An examination (for credit in
Civil Engineering 300s will be
given on Saturday/ January 10.,
1948 at 1 p. m. in the Civil Engi
neering Lecture Room, S. R.
Wright, department head, announc
ed yesterday.
TTie examination is open only to
those Students with the necessary
Experience and authorization, he
sain.,
Spanish Chib To
Give “Lotteria”
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Prizes from Old Mexico and re
freshments will be; offered to all
members of the Spanish Club, at
7:30 p. m. in the Chapel °f the
YMCA.
A fjlm of South America will be
shown, followed by a sl^ort busi
ness meeting, coniterninjC Dong-
horri pictures. Pedro Muriqz and
Henry Holguin will conduct a Mex
ican game known afe Lotteria, with
winners receiving prizes from
Merico. The third issue of the club
neYUpaper will alsd'-be distributed.
Chjeago-Illinois Aggies
See Kenneliey in Dorm 8
All Aggies from Chicago, Illi
nois and vicinity ar^ requested to
Contact Bob Kenneliey in Room)
218), Dorm 8,* or write to Box 5355 !
as soon as possible Ifor the purpose !
of organizing a Christmas party J
to be held in Chi^^o.
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FEATURING DISHES OF
INTERNATIONAL FAME
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SOUTHERN AMERICAN COOKERY
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DIAL 2-1328 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
on ROYAL TYPEWRITERS
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We overhaul all makes typewriters and
adding'machines j
BRYAN BUSINESS MACHINE CO.
107 W. 22nd St., Bryan, Texas
;L. H. Adams, Owner
A. N. (Pete) Newmann, Mgr. Service. Dept, and Salesman
Good Usf
What’s New
Everyone Knows
IT JOYCE
IT’S JOYCE’S FC
For both
IT’S JOYCE’S FO
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JOYCE’S FOR PRI
Open Evenin
wish to do their pre-Vijt!
gether. /•vf
JOYCE’S i
608 S. College Av
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& WBahlngtoH Sts.
Phone 2-1496 .
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CLPTHES
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Phone 2-2864
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For Your Sporting Goods Needs
JONES SPORTING
GOODS
. 803 S. Main Bryan
Ph. 2-2832
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For Your Visual Problems
Consult
Dr. Carlton R. Lee
OPTOMETRIST
203 S. Main — Bryan
Phone 2-1662
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(10!j Mi. W. BryaO-^Hwy. 21
Leonard Boswell,]: Proprietor
The Best! Of
SEA FOODS IN SEASON
. K. C. STEAKS
SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN
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Air Conditioned
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I-532F21 for Reservations
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Dr. G. E. Potter, chairman, Assis
tant Registrar Ray G. Perryman,
M. L. Fashion of the YMCA, Batt
Co-Editor Jimmie Nelson, Wilson
H. Beardsley Jr., and Farris Block.
The latter two committeemen are
non-members of the Student Life
Committee who asked to serve on
the selection group.
A (six-mart- Recreational and Stu
dent Welfare Committee will be
made up of Student Activities Di
rector C. G. “Spike” White, chair
man^ Dr. S. A. Lynch, Junior Pres-
idenlj Jrthn Orr.j Corps Executive
Officer Billy Vaughn, Joe Culli-
nan, and Athletic Director W. R.
Carmichael.
Elmo Livingston, president of
the Senior Class, Will; help Cadet
Colonel} of fhe Corps Bill Brown
and Cadet Chaplain Cliff Harris in
planinng a program for the cadet
Christmas dinner. ' ~
In closing, Joe Cullinan submit
ted his resignation as a represen
tative of. the US National Student
Association,} stating that he had ;
too much’ to; do in other activities
together with his housemaster du
ties. | i ( I -; n: \ ’.. - (
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