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I (Contitjmid i *om Pago! 1)
' (Contijjiujd irom Pafed 1)
1 Oklahoma , in a two-game aett'
1 - Friday and Situ day afternoon !
Kyle Field. [,
The fiest Gull AAU Volleybnl
Tournament to >e held Satu
in DeWare Fielt house villi match
some of the best! teams in the na»
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nation affair,
Saturday!:, am e|d - that n ght.
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1 begin at 10 a. m.
j Or John $. Caldwell
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CaldweU’s Jewelry Store
Bryan Texas
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^ eland Orchestra will be included
the Guion Hall presentation!
Muhlay night, ' ,
In f adaition to the regular movie,
The Romance of Rosy Ridge”
arring Van Johnson, patrons of
e fheatve can take in this special
ovi at 7:15. Admission is 25 cents
>r both the movie and stage show.
Wally Pierre, manager of WT-
Wjj will be master of ceremonies
Program For
Concert
Is Announced
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Aggie Band, under
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Hort Students
Make Field Trip
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A complete survey of the steps
in commercial i pecan production
wa? made by tpe Horticulture 418
class on a fie
fielq trip last week-end
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onji.” Other features include the ‘ r "
gIceland’s arrangement of “Body
id -Soul” and Khachaturian’s “Sa-
"e i Dance;
MissjLayern Hunt, local concert
jajiist, will play two selections,
iavmo’fe arrangement of Roger
Hart’s “Blue Moon” and Bix
ftoftlerbecke’s “In the Dark.”
II Tf’o imodern tunes by a new girl
jlist an«l a novelty number,
Little Brown Jug,’ played by the
rchestra ort bottles, will round
at the program.
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YOU SAvp ON AUTO, Fife & LIFE INSURANCE
When YotjclIdD
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Ins. Company
Bryan, Texas
A demonstration of processing
the becan from the time it reaches
the shelling pljant until it is bag
ged for safe [was given by the
the plant at Taylor.
manager of
i After leaving the shelling plant,
the class made) Jan inspection tour
of pecan orchards, noting both the
commercial and agricultural ad
vantages of different varieties.
Students word also pemitted to
practice budding and grafting on
ifl
the Shirley R chords farm after
watching several demonstrations.
CHINESE {WITHDRAW'
FROM RED CAPITAL
NANKlNGj April 23 —(dPt-
China 'yesterdt y gave up the old
Cohimunist capital, Yenan, after
little more that a year of occupa
tion. The withdrawal caught the
nation by surprise.
Y SPECIALS EVERYDAY?
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We ahe running sp^ iql wires bn 50 items every? week, Mondays through
in addition to'our usual |^eekeml specials.
ursdays,
Why! Because we vaia tjp intpress upon our trade what a gobd thing! we have.
Fpr \fe certainly want toijlvtain btir buying eonneetioois just as? they art 1 novjr.
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tiis vill take a volume W husiness. Our profit margins have been out, and those of
opr w holesalors even njiork sd. Shorter profit margins demand! more, volume. To make
ur wholesalers iyIU j)bt>.satlsfie(l with the business volume we purchase under the
jw i .rrangements, w* api* Setting our sights- for double our February volume. We
elietfo we haivd a good cJpnpe to reach this figure.
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believe you ejan iniij your entire grocery requirements here with; much satis-
fdcti(jn as well fas conipaiijibh- econoipy.
soiTH {side food markeIt
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What’s Cooking?
Adams, will
ng concert at Guion
April 27.
will open with the
“The National An-
vi.c*,.. «fter this, selections such
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way C nino mile* i
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OR SALE-ROYAL TYPI
IOYAL PORTABLE TYPI
jrrem portable adding
ICHINES. R120.00 and up. Combir
Adding A Cash Registering Machin.'-..
Immediate delivery. Call or write L. H.
Adams. No obliswtlon. BRYAN BUS I-
NESS MACHINE COMPANY. Dial
2-1D2S. P. O: Box 972. 107 W. 22nd St..
furnished. 20
i 9M.00 per
Abstract f
1 | Wpst Collswe Park.
TAPING—Brin
acre. Ten^^year pa^Umt.
to C-13.A,
g your
College
after 5:00 p.m. or to the Si
1007 E. 23rjS. Phone) 2-fl|08.
FOR SALE—Nice five, room house. Rea
sonable. 400 Mont
Iser and] Country
’ by Goldman, ana “Finale
sonable. 400 Montclair Street. Call 4-R0S4.
FOR SALE—House No. 41 between
court* and: Project House*. Pui
or unfurnished. May be eeen aijr
noon. Writ* R. ,J. Carlton. Bax
College Station.
T
iony in F Minor No. 4”
iwsky, will be preaent-
FOR SALE—Boy's bicycle, 20'* wheels, FOR SALE-jl941 Buick Scdnnettw;
good tires. Good condition mechanically: tiires, good radio, in A-l conditiot, _
JJ W. Craii, .Klmbell-Btyan Co. 1 mne
2-7 IKS. '' ' 1 ‘
$15.00. 509 E. 28th, Bryan.
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AGGIE RUTH CIRCLE, A&M
Methodist Church, 7:30 p. m. Fri
day, Tiome of Mrs. Jack Timmons,
Apt. C-'i-D, College View. Bring
magazines for Texas Prison Sys-
The fifth number, “Introduc-
Md T«
arantella,” composed
will be presented
larinet Solo by Cadet 1st
E. Wheeler. Follow-
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Leland to Preside
At Ohio Institute
-uving for married (it4ideni. 19
(imished of unfurnished. .Tehwtf
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CATTLEMAN’S BALL, 9 p. m.
Friday, Sbi^a Hall. (Music by Jesse
James and all the boys.) j
NEWMAN CLUB informal
dance, 7:30 p. m. Friday, St. Marys
Chapel Basement.
NEWMAN CLUB (executive
council) 7:|$0 p. m. Monday, YM-
CA.
ing this, the band will play “Now
is the Hour” by Kaihan. The
nejtt number, another solo, will
be Gatozzi’s “Beelzebub” given
by Cadet Paul A. Allen in bass.
The following numbers in order
are “Barber of Seville,” an Over-
T. W. Leland, head of the busi
ness and acounting department,
will preside; at an accounting insti-
tute at Ohio State University in
Columbus, May 10.
Dr. Leland will preside May 22
at the' discussion on taxation.
AAUP to Hear
Education Report
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ture by Rossini, “Fantasy” by
Cable which will include commer
cial “Jingles” familiar to all radio
listeners, and, Cole Porter selec
tions Of “Love for Sale,’? “What
is This Thing Called Love,” “You
Do Something To Me,” “Old Fash-
ionea garden,” “Anything Goes”
and “Night and Day.”
Leave your shoes at . . ^
A & M ANNEX EXCIIANt
STORE Tl
for Quick Repairs—Some P;
as our Main Shop.
HOLUCK’S BOOT SHOi
j USED CAR
HEADQUARTERS
Professors L. L. Grandi, S. H.
HopkinSj and M. S. Brooks will
discuss “A. Report on the Presi
dent's Commission on Higher Ed
ucation” Monday at 8 p. m. |
The meeting of the American
Association of University Profes-
soi-s will Be held in the Physics
Lecture, i ?
The concert will close with
the hand playing “The Spirit
of Aggieland.”
Admission will he free.
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Norman | F. Rode, professor of
electrical engineering, said that all
members of thd college staff ! are
invited to attend.
FHA CONSTRUCTION
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A Complete
Supply Of
! CANDIES
Jones Pharmacy
101 N. Main . if ,]
Bryan
Built before the war to strict FHA
specifications. This home features
select hardwood floors and good
cloeet space. It is located on a
large comer lot south of the cam
pus—may be purchased with rea
sonable down payment and small
monthly payments. ^
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’46, Mercury, Club Coupe
’46, Ford, Tudor
46, Ford, Tudor
'41, Mercury, Coupe
’41, Fond, Tudor
’40, Mercury, Sedan Coupe
’40, Plymouth, Tudor
’39, Ford, Tudor
’38, Plymouth, Tudor ’
’38, Fond, Tudor
'37, Chevrolet, Sedan
’37, Chevrolet, Tudor
’42, Ford Pick Up
’37, Ford, Panel Delivery
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CULPEPPER REALTY
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COMPANY
Bryan Motor Co.
Your Friendly
East Gate
Dial 1-1101
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FORD QEALER in
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Bryan, Texas
415 N. Main
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FOR SALE—Student owned' home
Yext to Project House 5. El l lent v
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r PaltoAt, 23,1D4S
bUBfoW WIRE valuable nnper*
Return to M. W. Prfcrirr.
byn' Bfttlon. Rewatvt ■
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At a meeting on April
Consolidated Indepe*
signed by 307 voters
Board to call an elect
taking action on the fo
FIRsY: To bring the
| authorized figure of $lj
have already done.
SECOND: To author
> total i
to a total of $125,000 to
ditional classrooms
lug community. .
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OF
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td of Trustees of the A&M
xtrh-t received 25 petitions
fet, requesting the .School
istrict for the purpose of;
pofFppsltfons:
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p Hm.ksaUV
many other Texas schools
The School
set for SATURI
District should go to
vital to this cotnmur
election. College Stat
lerfed!
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polls
than
is the
higher learning, and itjpow
our public schools in tN4 Dist
WE THINK OUR
BEST FOR ITS (4
BLE FOR THE S<
DEMAND!
COLLEGE STA:
AND CHAl
1 Board to ishue boou'iipl
tnictlou and repair of ad-
e.Ypaadlng needs of a gr<m -
he election, and the date is
qualil
very qualified voter of the
vote, as no issde Ls more
one to be decided by this
ne of a great Institution of
ipes a question of whether
? haB sxxffer by comparison.
V DEMANDS THE VERY
i|et1s make it
IA1.S TO MEET
SLOPMENT
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While You Wait or Shop
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IMPORTS
I rmg your laundry to LAUNDERETTE and place it in the
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iach Bendix ta
c! lines as you ntjed
5!. Add soap—wait of shop while the Bendix does your work
THE
UNITES WAY
TO WASHDAY
FREEDOM
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in water before washing.
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for you at no extra charge.
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to 9 lbs.—you can use as many ma-
home in 40 minutes—cleansed, sweet,
Dibs.
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Bryan j
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