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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1948)
■fi vallero all To Follow Soph Daife, Fell. 13 Beauties Feb. I5> : LOl IS MOK(!iAN . 1 i ■ •.) p T ; ; ra,ijnjen tavall; roj “poet of the J)iajni:).’’ will ehpose the four ^ghinjf beauties from the siNjtjeen noraineeJ selected for thejTSCW anntiia). Dae dalian, nn the statue of Cuion Hall tT p. m., Febhiarv 14, Grady joints, assistant tlirec- , V !'■ .1 fclms , tiu- of;4t!udent Acth'jities, an- nounC|eqt(})day. Four lieautv nnmine<is| from each class at ftfSCW will Pki 1 presented otief wir ner chosen i •fi icL'iss. Ad nisi ion to the concert,. Kvhich will rotate from classical t{o popular Cents, tape included. After the co.ncert. Ca his orchestra Nvill play \’alentinc|'s Rail which ilietrins• at !* ' “ mission to allaro and for the St. included, stay ,5* .MOHAfn.-XtS KAI!|A|M( rouni ed jby ln'4 diispiples, 10 ti’nesj for his p(jo|)]e. ! ; l teihIn lA-.lyO ju'ipnise Fir S ar\rs frlir liulja " T resul -rfuiu'i HAND GANDHI is shown 4; hatnia (Great - Sonli of In( HT Tf lasted ill (hi,Vs. His fast ast week ms leaders of Hindu. Sikh am Moslem icre sur- ia fasted p. |n. hi ijjvbi the 1 ball iis or dray, i Ihckidejd on the conye t pi'Oyraln aro| the |uniherti •'Runijha Marie.” “Aitiitrii’st Bobirie," ‘itlnapspily in Bluie.j’aujil "Fnllorfi." lnftttei - known | :is ^Vsvbdlb Moon." •‘Kuipil'aMaric” l!is . the 1 ;: OiivnUaro adiudatitin of '■V 1mm n ,i »; . I Civil Service To Offer Warehouse Examiner Exams i Kxiiminations for warehouse ex aminer positions in the Depart ment of Ayriculture, have beeni an nounced by the Civil Service Com mission. .... :• | j ’!r y. i ; j To qualify, applicants must have had 3 to 5 yeahs’ experience ip raanayiny a grain warehouse brj elevator, or inspecting grain. !Forf the higher paying jobs experience in analyzing grain warehousemen’s financial statements is: also requir ed. Appropriate college study muy be substituted for as much as 3: years of experience. | ; ; A))plicants must submit with their applications a report on one of several topics listed in the ex amination announcement, dealing with warehousing. Age limits, 18 to <!2, are waived for persons en titled to veteran preference. Further information may be ob tained from the Commission’s local secretary, H. N. Ynrdley, at the College Station Post Office. Appli cations must be received in the Commission’s Office, Washington, D. not later than February 17. PTBT t m- n t '**Th1* T ■WV , ,, , i RFU.JWlTn A BATTAf.IO I'lKD At). . . . .V in ^r(ion ^Hh n 2r,eimlninl| rato-i in ClawifiMl Section per folurnrv inrh. Send nil with remititanpe to the Stui itin* Offiro. AIT ad* ehnuld in, hyi 10:00 a.m. of the day Hiratbpi. v THR SdRIBH SHOP—Typinir. n irisr, prawiniti,t'hcme 2-07O6.J 2tSrd,! Bryan. , . i. If .11 I ■ I ■ ■ ■. FOR HR NT tledroom, private | tdocHi fronji Norlh.Oaie; Rij” . dpnt or profesKor preferred. l| enll 4-4SHR between U:00 an ' i ( IL f 1 Auditor Positions Open With S CtJtR riitoe: 3007 r tranpej ; il iMle <( .sr.'H -BATT - (Continued from Page 1) Barrel of Teait CARMEN CAX ALLERO “Poet of the Piano” ■ Cantlhi’s Rising Once Again Breaks Kriot in Indian Strife Herb's theGlil ■ \j \itnf Hf I I • • :j‘‘He hds |eljafig|'d t(.) a eHngmg!aj! Fie-s itn the iti:| t [•],., , ^ ]\|ohanda4 Kair:i|mf'hiin(ji ed 10} times fol pis ||e<> of them lartqd|l’j jlaks. I Si—1> 1 lay mill 'oivnei's to |(V , ' , ie to lev’s dbinands. |, j,' 4 | 2. \()VKMtH|Bil92| — j])acifyi BomhiSy |'i|>tdi , :| o' bf the>: Princel-of Wiilefs t iof Wifidsor). i I | I 2. SKPTKMli-lt jlt^l To. l}e|tl a l)i-|(;}|h; iiji [he Payty hetweetn ^ Hojinb Non-(iooperat|io| ■ jfaij'tipn!. j. it skptfm i|-;n To protest Raifispy} ,jM: cr grant iof scpar|te i'leet^i : 4 th ■I” i:j fa J 1 Feature •4;|of Imlia. ‘d people, birilt .up strength and (fonscious de tile Indian problem a world Pilhi, the Greijit Soul of India given pride tind I\jictor«(Vtsling’s music, for the film J ^.■ m y rr A . , ., TSCW s Modern ■ Choir Will Be Featured on Town Hall Feb. 6 Voodpo ^Inon," was made fa moils by (■av‘al|\!o in the picture “Holly, wood (jafjtben.” P-.- : I The : Itjaliau medleVi plji.\|ed h,V Cavallarcl «tnd his orchestra :as one select ion \ on the concert urogram, i in(iorp6r<4tes a number olf folk song fidm thb land of Cayallaro's ait- ceitorsf. »t this group are Toselii’s '‘Sei'ertadt," the title nitiniber'of his latest jrelord collectionb“Tapgb (if [. .. i the ’Ri»s#,” and. "('ethe Back to ±,21 *nn44 By JAMES E. NEPSON TSd'W’s Modern Ghoir under the direction of William K. Jones " ill lie presented Febiruary G on Town Hall. Differing: from the traditional choir, stress is placed upon freedom of expression rather than liiidne suhordination problem • NeHru. has fast- Preci'djng Cavallaro’^ aiipearttnce ! tjhe SopISomore Ball will he held j l!'riftay night, February If. The j Aggiffanji) Orchestra will play. f I" wf ijk 1 1 ibj ' 7. Jl’PY 1934—7 'lays. As <1 j public penance for an atbick, on a party of Satanists. ' i 3 H “ 4 4 Planned for P.&A Time Studv Course j of individuality in the group, heau-^- ty of tone, skillful blending of voices, and the unusual sense of | ensemble mark the outstanding charaetct isties. of the choir. The programs presented by the choir and ’soloists are influenced by the' modem ideas derived from : the radio and movies. Variety of (lis|Ji in P i it to in thd sti ‘M da ov ep- bring settlement of eonstktutional reform ot Rajkot: !b, FEBRU ARY 1!)I3—il dabs. To protest his'confinement behind barbed ' wirij in the 1 palace of the Aga Khan. ‘ * Hi. J ANE ARY 13. 19 IT-a days. To restore communal peace in ln- untouchables eonst itution. dler. i j repertoirq from the ('lassies to the | moderns, interspersed with instni- inentftI ajmjl vocal solOk. and an- . i A niwi^urse-ih Timltaml Motion nonneed as on a .rttdib program. s[.udyLd(|(|atU'd -pecitleatlly ; as an have met pvlth enthiisiasfie response elje^tiVe fi|it' business and accounting from the public and press, stuileijts fwill be offt|ied by the “(,’omparttble oi ly to the 'best-- ma|iat|em^nt ; engineering ' departK tin very )|iebt. and second to none,” ment be'4r sj'inester. \ . M. Fttires. eommentbd the Eort Worth Wo- nvik!iai|eh|t*:ntj Higineeriflg head, an- man’s ( - lul». nounoSd lodtiy. The chop! bus been in demand by iltrsi'will inesbut time atuMthe outstadding urga'mzations in Veteran Fee Waivers i Available at VA Office j , . i;’ ’• | • Veteran’s foe waiver-dips are tiow available- ini' Room 1 (il, (ioodwin Hall. Taylml \\ ilkitls, X'etei'itn’K Advisor, basi iiiinotin|(j- c«P' - % ' if r Wilkins remindeil veb-ian stu dents who an; not pljmning pd return next semester Po repenft . to Ramp B, Hart Hnltand com- pjeje an iliterrupt|ou |'form. The Civil Service Co|i iiisliioj today announced an exittuinaii to fill auditor positions iii|the|U Maritime Commission. > To qualify, applicants mjtin 11a'. had varying amounts of account ing experience,,some of wh (h muf have been with firms cn^t god marine activity.; Persons selected will Fill! pws tions presentlyi occupied | !ly wj servicp} or te,mporary r indcfjivite.it cumbonts in the Maritime t’ampp^ sion apt! to fill future vac laieicjii i publication appeared under t h e 1 Alabahia, Mississippi, IWisiaiiiil name of Reveille, but in the next an d Texas school year the name Daily Bui- ‘ Application blanks mail I be ot 'etin was reassumed. There were taine(l from {j. N. Yardl.yl at tb flour pages, about a quarter the j ColleK(l station Post Off it*. size of standard newspaper pages. ) H; j |- Copies were distributed free tb all student^, faculty members and residents of College Stajtion. Ai D T i!Ti\rr.c< few ads were accepted. L RILL , INGS ’ .uT LUHP'*! In June of 1926, the Daily Bui-1 figutps that the huHK& r tHig: letin ceased. However, the official 01 IhijBves, who raided hm jparjee notices columns and the What’s! )ar Vl Cooking column in the current: ni^nt. labcled as 50 gallon k )f rtolj Batts are heritages from the Bui- ’d ;l1 ' beverage. The miss|hr (jasj ] ( ,^i n ^ j 1 I contained waiter. Magazines Started A Student Activities Committee not the present Student Activi ties Office but a predecessor of the present Student Life Committee— took over publication df The Bat talion in 1928. Ambitious plans were made to put new life, into the weekly paper, which had once a- gain fallen into hard times. Publication of a monthly maga.- zine. under the auspices and edi torship of the newspaper staff, | started in 1,930 At times, the magazine became almost indepen dent of the newspaper in fact, though originally it urns “substi tuted'' once a { month for one of the weekly issues. When talent j Tuesday was available, the magazine spark- j CORPUS CHRISTI Cl (Notices should be in fflHe Bal talion office before 5 p. I evening before publicatii ABILENE CLUB, 9 p.jtjl \S[edp nesday r Assembly Hall. ID>bghiori( picture-will be made. ■ S * L- BRAZOS COUNTY MOTHlM CLUB, Thursday. Contact jljlrs) I < W. Leland. 561 Walton),! : Drjiv)c|' Clock Six Years Late HONOLULU- '.T>- Easy going in- i a. MAY 1933| |21 d ter cku.se of v)|ti>u(b M-ihdtma aniiouneM'UVo of Thi| coiirsf-will pn-sent time and} th<- outstan.ling <>rgamzations - , . fasts unto (ie-ith” alul at- niotiob stjudy anplicatidns i|n «'fficH tin leading cities of the Sovitbwest. Honolulu has managed to get- the traded world attention-i' ln addi-i with fm th|r'empfvasis Dtghtj o|M-r3is. musical shows, and big M,,,-k on it< ffcm.i.w -Vlkhn ' 1 ‘on tjhe ifiope of time £uid m ition Phone | 4-741L , III BIOLOGY CLUB spocilRjlj'md* ing in Biology Lecture Roqitr) 7 b.tn • -ilf’ i:4 i led. usually as a one-man show, as f p. m.. Wednesday, Assemlbfy HaR during the editorship of Pete Turn- j Longhorn picture.’ linson. When first-rate talent dis- ECONOMICS CLUB, 7:1| appeared, in 1943. the magazine | Tuesday, Room 307, Ajtl disappeared too . j (Plans! for next semester A Faculty Publication Commit- discusstjd.) tee was established in 1929, but without the power, of i censorship. _ Since that time, editors may be.j LorighJem pictufe'^ilfbe held liable after publication of ac-1 PANHANDLE CLUB tionable material, bait publications I WedneMay. Boom *127,’ p. m. idemic kb 11 b| GRAYSON COUNTY | jCLt-B 9:30 p.m., Tuesday, Assembly Hall " ’ r f*de.| p.:m. V’ tladeipij ther chuse < 6. U GUS.T m j:u hot -h-jt }iat'(u A bceitusej him w »->3- : 7 thy ( ' tjhe’, Hrit s t ijitj- foi' tion he began several minor fasts breaking one of "24 hours river strife in Indiafon bis 78th birtlday, last October 2. i study lift D'od'-ri! indusfi-inl (irg-ani- 1 and liKCOKDS School ; 4 Offiec‘ — •. f j j| Sullies ! ALL YOjp'l NiElCljj r I'g; zatidnk apd its ijiteri'^latimi With ! other activities. , | Senibr i.-jlassification jwtill bj -re-- | (Uiircil f(i|- admission. Eaircs kai'd. | The i|t)itr>(- is a one Jr red it; pour I course wit It a thrt*<- hogr per week j l!lb<i|-W< , l'| pet iod. V , ' Kuhlier-fl’ired Railroad Cars BERN f-'/V- Swisl National Railways?iwi!l try out two -ubber next scnipstrjr. for any rbas’bn-.'rljust ] tired 4oacfhes. The govWnment hits !■ before- leaving fill out an jntiU'rqiif-j ordertid ihe two l('-t(Jn (-(gu-hes. tiou form. , , j J abotit Mlo! per cent lighter than , Veteran sUidents who intend j to j.presi-tit jiliil passenger' t;o bg trairfer to another eollegie at ihc j,i'e|»(iy ;in ^iie spring ot^. 1949. end of this Semester, or be absent ! | i j-}*— r —T.~ in the; spring for“imy othet* reason,' l . N, IIM {VNS COM MI f TEE shoubl go by, Ramp B, Hiatt Hall FOR INITI V-PAKIS'I A-N Veterans Leaving 1 School Contact VA Graduating veterans and those .veterans who will not he it) school and fill out j the required interrup-. lion fpriins, Taylor Wilkins, veter ans advisor, iinnounced today. , r LAKE SUCCESS. Jart. 21-0/1“- The Uj\iilt|(| Nations Secttrity Conn c-il votjod » to II yesterday t<> estab lish a» thfee-nation "gqod ofjfices” committed to mediate (|isput|-s be- tweetifInttiji 1 and Pakistani. ' I- T ' l : \- ♦ the better nopulaT music have been presented j by the choir in past performances. • jl : , Room Registration Fees Due Jan. 31 All students who wish: - to remain in their same room nexl setliesteh must pay their fees and sign up for that room between 8,a. m. Jan uary 19 and 5 ji. m. January 27. Allan Madelry of the Himsing Of- fi<>e, ittinotinced yesterday. Beginning at- S a. m. Monday, January 26. those students who de sire to change to a rqonr where there is a vacancy may) do! So. | 'Student.-)!who are returning next semester must Ik- I'egistereil for a room prior to 5 p. m.i Saturday, .hrnunry -tl bcH-ause at;that; time new students will pe aksigtted' to the- renutitjiing loonis, Mijdeley con cluded. dock on its fijmous > Alpha tower working agaiii-almost j six years after the hijuidf stoppotl tuening. The dock; vgs stopped shortly after Pearl: Harbor Hay when paintefcf canVoulilagcd jthc totver. || r i| - i Panhandlers Meet Tonight A special meeting of the llan- hapdle A. & M. Club lias Ix-en (pil ed for tonight at 7:J(| in Roonl 127 Apadmnic Building, (.‘lull secretary J. C. Scott aiinounced ycSterdai’: Subjec t foi- di'cussion will' be. the dub picture for tfie 194s Long horn, he said.- arc not itculty-reiiie.wed in a£ i-1 Longhorn picture to be van( ' 0 - , ' RULi ROSS LODGE NL), UlOOij Sometime in the, 20 s, a typo-1 A F&A M _ 7 p ni _ Thursd t, Jtini graphical error cauied a mixup in liary 22, K j Work in E A i'ljiogi'o..' volume numbers which has never | Vis j tintf i )rt , thrt , n cordinllli! crpMSifnllv i fhrrDrtorl PrnYn i ’ *i SOUTHERN OEMS ASKED j. TO SE( EDE FROM I’AR IT jackson! Mrss.|j«ji. 21 '.•■p-— Governor Fielding L ; . Wright yes terday called on Southyrn Demo* crats to secede fronfij th|c national party unless its leaiicrsjhip. ceases to sponsor ‘‘anti-soifthel'n Ipgiklas tiiui.” ' i';| ; - : U ■; i j JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE GET EY1 WHILE THEY LAST mm \$) Look for th« RED BALL fri<Je mjrk \ ? J 1. Cast Iron Circulating Heaters Student Lamps 3. Fleet rid Hot Plates - , 4. Fleetrid Heating Pads ? ! ’ . ' j ; •V Fleetrid Corner Kooin Heater* F\-eellent for bathrooms G. Fleetrid Schick Ka/.br Were $19.95—NOW $9.95 Were $9.95—NOW $4.75 25% OFF 20% OFF • ■ ■ ( ; i Were $14.75—NOW $5.75 •’ ' - t Was $18.00—NOW $13195. If j- it: Whetherjlyouire appreciate the cji port -the Canvas able wit quality- if* xcri SuuttituX j ' ± ^ k>ne set or five you will aed comfort and firm sup- receive from BALL-BAND Light weight and clean- BALL-BAND symbol of v ' r :i-i i 4* L f! 1 ige Stort Serving Texas Aggies’ If •i ill StewartrWarner Console Model, Combination Radio and Record Plaver , K . i ' L ' ! * Majestii Com Innation Portable Radio / s ' ' Knapp Monarch Irons (3 types) [I jlO. Knapp Monarch Liquidizer ’ ^ 4 til. Knapp Monarch Food Whippers I All NeW Electric Portable Washers (Several Kinds) ! j : A ; ' \ I 15% OFF 10% OFF U.Ji 10% OFF ’ I Originally $34.95—NOW’ $4(95 $5.75 10% OFF . j I been successfully ebrreeted. From i Volume 30, the Batlt slipped back, to Volume 21, and Marled repfeat-j ing. Some adjustments ' tried, but not the volume numbeir now, which should be 54, is actually 47. Technical magazines were re- ! l ived in 1933. The Countryman | and The Technoscope, founded in | that year, were mejrged into The Scientific Review jin 1935, re-' enverged as [The Agriculturist and The Engtnetjr in 1946. The hiii- torieal forebears of these publi cations, The Studen) Farmer and the Architectural Yearbook, had perished in the First World War. WW II put The Agriculturalist and The Engineer out of publica tion for a while, -but they^were I revived in 1946 LONDON, Jan. liil —i.Ti—Prime j Minister Aittlee rejected yesterday ; a proposal that he organize a meet- : ing with President Truman, Prime | Minister Stalin and the heads of other allied states in an effort to prevent further deterioration of the international situation. come. I'D-. j | WICHITA FALLS CLI I?. 7k Wednesday, AssemI Hial| j Rj SA.I.K- Hnlit-raflcr Skv-ItinUly c«m- joiluiiratiorjs roceiver. Room 422 - j)S. I C It HKN’Tf-I'uriiKh-d room for ik-ntlc- itnftti dnlyj Ph.: 2.cb03. -r-M—rt 1, 1—p f 1 -G 1 ' 1—-I— I ILL KEEP or umail child im tny hontp. Ph.i 2.r ( o01" — — i. , ( | ^ Ktivv 1IM7 pontidr ‘‘S'j pon vcrtjihlrt. wjrltp Hex 2‘ t' or rail i.t .(•<1.11, C->!ls-iro Vp.-i*'. ) iiiou if- Box IlflUH ( JftaBfei <5; OR* :;:ts[oo fiR SAI.El—I'ortahle Coren* typpvtrltpr: iroorf condjitlon. H-H-Z, ('oll««p ’Upw. ( R SAI.E - liti(>n—$4^.00. (t-SlD| ('nilpop Vio\tr. 4-H hr C R 3ALE |-13S9j tiidor ChcvmM. Exriel- li-Oti Impchiinipal ron-litimi and |>aintj. Apt. -(dw. cjoiipim! view. S';", [ • ( R SAI.fl .-2 t.i.lnrrm h(r<sp. nfw jin liaj-. 19471 3rd .Street. N. 0»k»<HH|.; Call 2tt2ji. 1 »< 1 ' jV- . -R OH SALE ‘ ilNTEP Floor rWvrrln^ frofn Rotn fori '' irepj-iiKr fr^m C4ll<*e Vir^. A-10-c pff View): 'v,«] Vphdpl. 1 SAf-E—T^-dr 11 llpnt do*diti(in. li*7-r, Calk SALB-T^vp post and pa*y BWZ. C-nllcKP Vi.'w. phalr. ■— -Hollywood hod, in o-ooi pon- fflir-iiiiifjoit mnay anil raiid. nod dd cpnfnininir Ittiigp 41 '"vnliittblp papproJ $40,()0 59, CoIIpkp Station. CR jSAl.E j-19 iTlwjvcn foot; refrisro jxcidlpnt ponditioi*- SlSTi.O®. Apt A Vi.4. '' v. e.dipjtf Vicy- . cm- y ' 4]; ; j ■' rntdr: »-)C- I* l • U %S I'OH , At.I.) OCCASIONS. ICjknnlnP " $10(1 !Upt-oii primal,..' R^a.otjably jprlwd 'S „p, a-, hm, i-r, KrT': iii:.; Qlt SALEf- Honip, 3 r.aimj mil! Iiallli. 1 Mated on i pamppB,: bptwopn grAjVctj hoti.p j.ndl tpfinij couHtsL Availablij Fir Jpr(ne 1 cmip.tpr. InaiM-ction invited.! Sep Aniju. iJiek.on, .Jr. Sdidfnt ownnj houdf- N<>. or box *S92. i S. jSA|LEj“Houije iraili-r. \i«(rj-l rlaspn- Ahkt. Ipwt SIMM (JjriXrou 4. tjpado JJ-ljf l!OH [SALE j-iiHG Memiry 4 door ja-ilgn. (.ovt mtlcjaite, jpxip-ll«nt <•< nditioj*. «j|l 4-NtWa.. $2,}l00.00. J. Cuvall, liiox 40OH, / C|R SALE fCushiiian and acp^.Sborii-4 ; liRp upW, St75.(M). 2: man boat and tn iW-r 1 '50,00. Hc.Ivp, lj)r, JorMey. oj>po.it«- Dun- .-! 1)947 M-|rpi,rJ rUlio, R SAI.E- tty, j-tuili'nt: i lull coupit. Krniy color, rpidio, Hcul.-r Jpatl cpvpr:. 2t)()t) mil.-., gjlmonthii old ' pftdc or d(1l foj- rpu.otialilri oarh jirioO H. 4-Hl'L 307! Hirhlund.ij ColU-A*- It SAI.Ei i Studio douch. Cull 4/87IC. CR SALE 5 njoni house: |)I(ip ! tor>P<-d '1 behind rusv College Station City Halt !!ep,T. C. IClny jifp-r 0:00 rt. nj. - 1 "YC'I.E to la- given away by Maddcy PhaJ-macy.j South r.atp. Just buy 11 SO.' IMJ&xp Tck t.tojh tirurh anil drop your 1 anre in tlje box. Nothing to writ*; * V'.dilTED—JTo" Trat apartment or IhojiMt ly ticvv |)crmun<|nt Omplox-PA of Student Memorial Cfenteri Call Mr. Hill at 4j-74|74. • YfXKCE ESTATES: Thmt b. d- r i onti bom.-j on two bilr lot. arranged for comfortable livirjir. This bortip i* jarii-pd Much bp lose rppUrpmpnt cost. u|ll us f ar iappoinjtmehti --p-t — - j ■ [DWiAY SECTIfJrN: A IhtfPP Ip-dr.H.m totiap nen rib«i. line and shopjdng confer';. Imflltj to Et H. \ A, ’ spceirtcatlons j Tjiiij hamf- boa.lA-heajutiful hardwood floors: «ood| planping and good neiKhbprhrtd. ( ap be bojiciht' for small dwn payjmpnt. ..__i—— - r ——j r*r~- ' ICjAiRI A. & M.: ’fwo bedrootii liortu-i <-oni- Mdly fiirpishi-di, r.-udy to movi- r- OfEICIAL NOTICE sir). KOKH SIASONIC I.OIHIE ! Callejl nicetinir Sul i 1-odKf No) 1800. A.I-',* ' 7 :0(1 ) p.m. T'hursduy.Sf latiu- I .-iry 22did. Worl. in E A i irr<te.j Vi- itiny l.rptliiaa i dially >v. leoOip, ' , j (Hitli (UI.CHRIST. W.M. W. IK, nADC.ETT. pcy. . into. Ilujai b)- ij.-n td apio'etdali- at ' $5,500. ulPhpppr ftcnlty jCompanV. ijhdnp J.JItiOl, aRt: Gal e. i i-' -I- —< j—M . I W’F HAVE A COMP TO M 1 Block N. ■; P(|>St ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ '♦< »■■■-» 'Y' ^u\ ■■ . ACCREDITED BIBLE COURSES. Keginler in Shisa Hall at "Re-llgious Education Taljle. Course Number jl 'f . Wilson-Bearrie Co. One Block East of Bank | -. j,.' • ; College Station. Texas -rr -i- 1, :l i!,:i , : ->— Jt: —- h- i I & .Hi li-j j.i ii il Instructor 305 Anderson, N. 306 Fowler, J. F. 311 Fowler, J. F. 313 Smith, A. M. 313 Smith, A. M. 314 Smith, A. 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