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spect I craved, I thought that I
had won my case.
“The comment came back, how
ever, that the administration ex
pects its employes' and students
to comply with the requirements of
the Board and the president with
out exceptions in principle or fact.
“I was then told that they had
other matters to attend to and
I was told to go.
“Reporters were waiting on the
outside. They were probably dis
appointed that I did not stop and
visit with them a while.
“But a class of 40 or more stu
dents was waiting for me, and I
hurried back to my classroom. At
any rate more than likely I would
not have said anything differently
to them from that which I said to
The Battalion
one of the reporters of The Bat
talion that afternoon.
“My statement to this student
reporter was that the appearance
before the Board was not unpleas
ant, and I could not see from any
thing that they did and said on
that occasion that they intended
to dismiss me. I felt that this was
a preliminary hearing, which it
might well have been, and that
they would look more deeply into
the subject when they had more
time.
“At about 9 o’clock that night
I was called on the phone by one
of the Dallas News reporters. He
informed me that I had been dis
missed from my position and
wanted to know what I had to
say. I told him that I doubted
the accuracy of his information.
He, thereupon, read me the ac
tion of the Board.
“I then called Dean Bolton and
Dean Brooks to see what they knew
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1948
SUGGESTED GV
DUKE C- WILLARD
UNIVERSITY OP
MORTW CAROLINA
’‘Have a pack of Dentyne. It’s fine after meals!”
“Just as I reached my boiling point I gave
the chef a pack of Dentyne. That got me
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cause Dentyne’s keen, delicious flavor al
ways makes friends fast! Dentyne also
helps keep teeth white!”
Dentyne Gum—Made Only By Adams
SEE OUR LINE OF
Fluorescent Desk Lamps
—also—
Fluorescent Bulbs
All sizes in stock
C. E. GRIESSER ELECTRIC CO.
212 N. Bryan Frigidaire—Sales and Service
—Since 1925—
IHM
RECEIVES LICENSE — SHERWOOD C. JONES" graduate of Highland' Park
High School of Dallas and now an A. & M. student, is shown above receiving his pri
vate pilot’s license from H. P. MURRAY, asistant chief pilot at Easterwood Air
port.
about it. They informed that there
was no doubt about the accuracy
of the information. The next morn
ing the report was confirmed in
the newspapers.
“I .told the reporters that the
statement in the wording of the
action of the Board to the effect
that I admitted my inability to
substantiate my charges Avas an
outright lie. This will be treated
in my next release.”
★
Dr. Clark’s next statement will
concern his “ability to substantiate
the charges.”
Edward (Ned) Ten Eyra, Syra
cuse University crew coach, was
unbeaten at sculling between 1895
and 1901.
VA County Service
Officers to Meet
A service officers’ school for
county and veteran organization
post service officers under the Vet
erans Affairs Commission has been
announced by Educational Direc
tor Harry E. Rather.
The conference will be held Feb
ruary 7-8 in the Columbus County
Court Room.
Officers and other persons inter
ested of Brazos County and 29 sur
rounding counties are invited to
attend, Rather said.
Subjects to be discussed include
insurance, education, veterans’
benefits, hospitalization, and pen
sions.
Mias Newsstand & Confectionery
Stop in today for one of our . . .
DELICIOUS JUMBO HAMBURGERS
Pick up your favorite . . .
MAGAZINE or NEWSPAPER
Owned and operated by a Student
J. C. Kearby
OFFICIAL NOTICE
There has been an increase in the
amount of fines to be charged for over
due books from the College Library. Be
ginning with the Spring Semester the fine
for overdue one week and two week books
will be teft cents per day.
THE PERSON who stole the black tuxedo
from an automobile in front of Made-
ley’s Pharmacy, Thursday morning at
10:00 a.m. is known. If the tux is re
turned promptly, no questions will he
asked.
USED CAR
HEADQUARTERS
’46 SD Ford Tudor
’46 Ford Tudor
’46 Ford Tudor
’41 Ford Club Coupe
’41 Mercury Sedan
’42 Sedan Coupe
’40 Mercury Tudor
’42 Mercury Tudor
’42 Chevrolet Tudor
’39 Chevrolet Sedan
’41 Ford Tudor (6) ’
’40 Plymouth Tudor
’41 Chevrolet Tudor
34 Ford Coupe V-8
Bryan Motor Co.
Your Friendly Ford Dealer
415 N. Main ' Ph. 2-1333
Classified Ads
SUL ROSS MASONIC LODGE
Called meeting Sul Ross
Lodge No. 1300, A.F.&A.M.,
7:00 p.m. Thursday Febru
ary 5. Work in E. A. De
gree. Visitors welcome.
CIP.B GILCHRIST, W. M.
W. H. BADGETT, Sec’y
SELL WITH A BATTALION CLASSI
FIED AD. Rates . . . 3(< a word per
insertion with a 25<f minimum. Space
rates in Classified Section . . . 00<S per
column inch. Send all classifieds with
remittance to the Student Activities Of
fice. AH ads should be turned in by
10:00 a.m. of the day before publication.
THE SCRIBE SHOP — Typing, mimeo
graphing, drawing. Phone 2-0705. 1007
East 23rd, Bryan.
NIGHT SCHOOL. Register now for classes
beginning February 17th. Subjects to
be taught include shorthand, bookkeep
ing, typewriting and associated subjects.
Phone 2-6655, McKenzie-Baldwin Busi
ness College, 702 S. Washington.
FOR SALE -Hollywood bed in good con
dition. $45.00. C-3-D, College View.
FOR SALE—4 room furnished or unfur
nished house on corner lot. Priced for
quick sale. 144 Conner Street.
FLOWERS by wire ami flowers for all
occasions at the Aggieland Flower Shop.
Deliveries to College Station and Bryan.
Phone 4-1212.
THREE good used dasher type washing
machines. Priced to sell. Wilson-Bearrie
Company.
IMAGINE THIS BEAUTIfUt
TABLE MODEL RADIO PHONOORAPH
IN YOUR OWN HOME!
tone quality —
on both radio and records
—from this extremely compact
table model. Truly a jewel in size,
performance and beauty. Exquisite
walnut finish cabinet.
Motorola table radio-phonograph
$79.95
Plus Tax
Easy Terms
The Radio Shop
W. 20th St. Bryan
WANTED—Ride to A&M College from
26th & Coulter Drive, Monday to Sat
urday. 8:00 a.m. classes. P. N. Reed,
Box 1634.
FOR SALE — German binoculars, 6x30
power carrying case included. Exclusive
ly for viewing football games. See at
Student Commissary, Anchor Hall.
FOR SALE—Good ‘37 model car, 4 new
tires, must sell. Price reasonable. See
Barfield, 329 Meadowland between Col
lege View and Grant’s Station.
FOUND—Scheaffer Lifetime pen in Sbisa
Hall during registration. Call at Student
Activities Office.
COWBOY Boots—$21.50 &.up at Holick’s
Boot Shop.
FOR SALE — 75 lb. capacity ice box —
S25.00. Res. 1300 W. 25th, Bryan. Box
534, College Station.
WANTED—Ride from 210 W. 24th St., to
A&M College, (Goodwin Hall), Monday
through Satin-day, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Call 2-8347.
FOR SALE—One used 1942 Chevrolet two
door sedan automobile. Sealed bids will
be received until 10:00 a.m., Wednesday,
February 11, 1948. Address Comptroller,
A&M College of Texas, College Station,
Texas, for further information.
BUY shoe polish from us, and we will
show you how to use it for best results.
Holick’s Boot Shop.
COWBOY Boot sale at Holick’s Boot Shop.
CLEANING - PRESSING
ALTERATIONS
AT THEIR BEST — AT
CAMPUS CLEANERS
Over The Exchange Store'
• GUARANTEED
RADIO REPAIR
at
APs Radio Service
AGGIELAND RECORD SHOP
“To My Valentine” Suggestions
Pure Silk Scarves, Sheer Nylons, Gay Painted
Handkerchiefs, Slips and Gowns.
NEW SPRING BLOUSES
... in cotton or crepe
New Arrivals In ... .
WASHABLE COTTON DRESSES
.... Make your selection early.
GENIE
at the Leon B. Weiss Store
Next to Campus Theater
CANNED GOODS SALE
SOARING VEGETABLE CROPS WILL BE LATE THIS YEAR BECAUSE OF THE FREEZE. YOU CAN, THEREFORE, EXPECT CANNED GOODS TO BE THE MOST ECO
NOMICAL FOOD BUYS FOR SOME MONTHS TO COME. THIS SUGGESTS CASE-LOT BUYING. ON ALL CANNED MEATS, FRUIT'S, VEGETABLES AND JUICES WE AL
LOW 5°/o OFF IN CASE LOTS. , .
WHAT RR AlVIim TO RIIV* P er fi a P s the biggest opportunity for reducing grocery costs witiiout any material sacrifice in quality lies in substituting good quality unknown brands for known brands es-
W * I/V I Iltl/l A I Jo 1 Uf DU I • pecially as to fruits, peas, com and beans. We carry both lines, and we believe we know’ the quality of both. We have tagged most of the items in popular demand as to
GRADE. Find the GRADE of the brand you know and try our lower-priced SAME GRADE. If you are not entirely satisfied with its quality, we will cheerfully refund your money upon return of the empty can.
NOW YOU CAN SAVE WITH CONFIDENCE
Our Favorite Brand
APPLE SAUCE
No. 2 Can 10c
WOLF BRAND CHILI
No. 2 Can 51c
TEXAS BRAND CHILI
No. 2 37c
Acceptable but not like Wolf Brand. How important
is 14 cents ?
PHILLIP S PORK & BEANS
1 Pound Can 10c
Cardinal Brand
MICHIGAN CUT RED BEETS
No. 2 Can 10c
FANCY WHOLE YELLOW CORN
—Pictsweet—
12 Oz. Squat Can 17c
Fancy White or Yellow
CREAM CORN
Stokley’s or Pictsweet
No. 2 Can 19c
Pinecone Brand
NORTHERN KRAUT
3 No. 2 Cans 25c
A Good Standard Grade
VALLEY ROSE
CUT GREEN BEANS
Can 11c
HURFF’S TOMATO JUICE
No. 2 Can 10c
PHILLIP S SOUPS
Chicken or Chicken Noodle
Can 10c
Full Pound
HERSHEY’S COCOA
29c
% Pound Bar
BAKER’S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE—38c
DOT SWEET CHOCOLATE 43c
No. 2% Can, in Syrup
GRANNY’S FRUIT MIX
For Salads and Gelatin Desserts 27c
MONTMORENCY PIE CHERRIES
No. 2 Can 29c
No. 2 Cans Delco Brand—
COOKED DRY BEANS
Great Northerns, Pinto, Red Kidneys or Limas
Can 10c
KIMBELL’S BRAND
Fine Quality—Canned—Fresh Shelled
BLACKEYED PEAS
No. 300 Can 10c
CITRA-GOLD BRAND—SWEETENED 1
CALIF. BLENDED CITRUS JUICES
46 Oz. Can 21c No. 2 Can 10c
KUNER’S OR FARGO BRAND
FANCY TOMATO JUICE
46 Oz. Can 25c
RATH’S BLACKHAWK
SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT
12 Oz. Can 49c
VAN CAMP’S VIENNA SAUSAGE—4 Oz. Can, 16c
A GOOD STANDARD GRADE-—PINE CONE BRAND
CREAM STYLE CORN
' * No. 2 Can 15c
NO. 1 TALL CAN—MONARCH
SOCKEYE RED SALMON 69c
CANNED PEAS
Fancy A-l Brand
Small No. 2 Can 22c
EXTRA STANDARD SWEET-PICKENS
Mixed Sizes
No. 2 Can 14c
STANDARD (A GOOD BUY)
Trellis Brand 11c
PEACHES
-CHOICE-
HEART’S DELIGHT
Sliced or Halves
2V2 Can 31c
STANDARD AIRMAIL—Sliced or
FLOTILL—Halves—2V2 Cans 27c
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Choice—Heart’s Delight—2 1 /> Cans 39c
BARTLETT PEARS
Mission Peak
2 1 / 2 Can 37c
CHOICE APRICOTS
SUMMER KING—TREE RIPENED
2V2 Can 33c
CUP & SAUCER MOTHER’S OATS—Box 39c
CORN FLAKES
8 Oz. Post’s—15c 11 Oz. Jersey 13c
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Homogenized
KIMBELL’S PEANUT BUTTER
12 Oz. Jar 27c
PET OR CARNATION MILK
Can 14c Case $6.50
PURE FRUIT JAM
Peach or Apricot
1 lb. Jar 23c
HYDROGENATED SHORTENING
SNOWDRIFT—1 lbs Can 45c
NU-CREST—1 Lb. Can 39c
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
EVERY WEEKEND
CIGARETTES
2 Pkgs. 35c Carton $1.65
DECKER’S OLEO—Lb 39c
Extra Nice
CALIFORNIA CARROTS
2 Bunches 15c
MEDIUM SIZE GALA VOS
2 for 29c
HARD - GREEN CABBAGE
2 Lbs 7c
TANGERINES—Lb IQc
FIRM LETTUCE—2 Heads 25c
MARKET VALUES
F&B STATION—
DRESSED FRYERS—Lb 69c
PURE PORK SAUSAGE—Lb. 54c
HEAVY BEEF CHUCK ROAST—Lb.—58c
BREAKFAST BACON—Lb 72c
PRICES FOR FRI. & SAT. FEBRUARY 7-8
SOUTH SrDE FOOD MARKET
SAVE AN EXTRA 2% BY BUYING OUR COUPON BOOKS SERVING COLLEGE STATION